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Battling Lust and Pornography   Part 1:  Glorify God in Your Body -  English only.  Paul stressed the importance of moral purity.  Why did he put immorality in a different category than other sins?  Join us as we begin a series on a critical subject that has been almost completely ignored in modern culture.  Recorded October 31, 2022.

Messiah's words in John chapter 6 were very disturbing to some people. Peter, however, understood what Yeshua's teaching actually meant... and so should we!. Recorded November 7, 2021

Lindsey is back; Tom has another bad experience at the same restaurant he discussed in the previous episode and vows to never return; Phil stops by to help with the play-by-play of our latest vlog – a $1,000 footgolf match between him and John.

Now, they didn’t have all kinds of time together. Dad was a line worker. But they did watch college football.

How you can start your day in a beautiful way

There's no middle ground with Michigan-based hard rock quartet Greta Van Fleet. You either think they're the savior messiahs of rock & roll music, or you think they're a pale cloying imitation of a bad Led Zeppelin cover band, or you haven't been paying attention. For such a fledgling band to have popped up from out of nowhere and inspire such concentrated amounts of equal parts praise and vitriol is a remarkable feat in these modern times, when rock music is increasingly less relevant.Their studio debut Anthem Of The Peaceful Army was no exception. Upon its release in 2018 they were treated to a wealth of criticism, a sizeable chunk of which was overwhelmingly negative; including a particularly infamous 1.6 out of 10 review from Pitchfork Media, and declared of Greta Van Fleet: "They make music that sounds exactly like Led Zeppelin and demand very little other than forgetting how good Led Zeppelin often were."Harsh words from a typically harsh publication, but are they deserved? Are Greta Van Fleet here to save rock music or just another cynical ploy towards nostalgia-fetishism? That's what we intend to find out on this new episode of Jukebox Zeroes, in which Lilz & Patrick are joined by Clinton Degan of Body English to peel the retro-onion that is Anthem Of The Peaceful Army.Local Music Feature: "Torchbear" by Knock Over City

Operatic, spectacle-heavy rockers Queen & 70s blues-rockers Bad Company are a match that goes together like cookies and Elmer's glue, yet that's exactly what remaining Queen members Brian May and Roger Taylor put together in 2006, when they invited Paul Rodgers of Bad Company to front the long dormant classic rock group, (Replacing the legendary and long deceased Freddie Mercury) and go on a world tour to mixed reaction under the banner of Queen + Paul Rodgers.Still energized from this questionable collaboration, the three engaged in an even more questionable collaboration: A new studio album. 2008's "The Cosmos Rocks" was the result, and people were not fans. But will the goodboix Lilz and Patrick be? That's what we find out on this episode of Jukebox Zeroes, which features special guest Devon Murphy of DAEVES dishing on one of the more embarrassing moments in Queen's history.Local Artist Feature: "Sound Asleep" by Body English

The boys are back in town, kicking off February with singer/songwriter Jeff Buckley's sole studio album "Grace". We are joined by musical virtuoso Clinton Degan (of Body English) as we attempt to traverse the line between earnest praise and jocular commentary. Actually, full disclosure, we've been just listening to the Lion King soundtrack this whole time.

June 20, 2018

Episode 29: VICE The legendary DJ Vice joins the R.O.A.D. podcast and starts off by telling the crew of his first DJ battle at age 19 in New York, in which he placed 2nd to DJ Skribble. Going back, Vice tells his story of growing up in LA, how he started DJing at age 10, and also how he grew up listening to Power 106 and ultimately put himself in position to be an on-air mixer for the station. Vice goes on to talk of his relationship with DJ AM, and how AM introduced him to the Hollywood nightlife scene. Vice breaks down how radio DJ's were not getting booked in Hollywood clubs, and the struggles he faced in order to break into that scene. Vice tells the crew how much radio meant, at the time in the late 90s and early 2000s, to artists in order for them to get their music out. And because of that, he was able to build relationships with artists. Vice tells how he got started in Vegas, and how DJ OB-1 and DJ Five took him under their wing, and also his first residency at Body English. Now well established, Vice talks about how he started CRSVR, his boutique shoe store, with locations in Santa Barbara and Las Vegas. Vice goes on to talk about his production, his continued love for DJ culture, and how he continues to find ways to reinvent himself.

Dive into Denton's music and entertainment scene, hearing from some of Denton's best talent with host Kind Beats! This week Kind Beats sat down with local Denton band, Body English!

Dive into Denton's music and entertainment scene, hearing from some of Denton's best talent with host Kind Beats! This week Kind Beats sat down with local Denton band, Body English!

Bandana Blues Special Spinner's Funhouse #5 Released on American Groundhog Day... will Spinner see his shadow when he comes out of the FUNHOUSE !!! Jojo Swingband: oop-pop-a-da (4:31) (Oop-Pop-A-Da, 1985) Passport: mandrake (4:25) (Ataraxia / Sky Blue, 1978) Guthrie Kennard: pourin' rain (4:20) (Ranch Road 12, 2005) Emerson Lake & Palmer: the three fates (7:38) (Emerson Lake & Palmer, 1970) Joni Mitchell: chinese cafe/unchained melody (5:12) (Wild Things Run Fast, 1982) David Sancious & Tone: prelude #3 (4:07) (True Stories, 1978) Ray Nance: wild child (7:58) (Huffin 'n' Puffin', 1971) Greg Brown: fooled me once (6:13) (Down In There, 1990) Jimi Hendrix: power to love (6:50) (Band Of Gypsies, 1970) Jimmy McGriff: Charlotte (4:27) (A Thing To Come By, 1970) Michael Nesmith: waking mystery (7:39) (The Prison, 1975) Nucleus: ballad of Joe Pimp (3:48) (We'll Talk About It Later, 1970) Clear Sight: the snuffdipper (3:54) (Clear Sight, 1987) Arlo Guthrie: coming into Los Angeles (3:02) (Running Down The Road, 1969) Jean-Luc Ponty Experience: flipping part 1 (4:32) (Open Strings, 1972) Outsiders: monkey on your back (3:40) (45 RPM Single, 1967) Traffic: the low spark of high-heeled boys (11:16) (The Low Spark Of High-Heeled Boys, 1971) Phil Ochs: one more parade (3:00) (All The News That's Fit To Sing, 1964) Brendan Power & PT Gazell: till Tom special (2:55) (Back To Back, 2008) Country Joe & the Fish: the Harlem song (4:18) (Together, 1968) Michal Urbaniak: zad (6:39) (Body English, 1976) Gurf Morlix: Dan Blokker (2:29) (Toad Of Titicaca, 2000) Greg & Bev Smith: blues for buddy (5:13) (No Bagage, 1987) Steve Goodman: Colorado christmas (4:02) (Unfinished Business, 1987)

This week's show is another great variety episode, with brand new Gandalf's Fist, Marillion, Tony Patterson, Hedfuzy, Barock Project, District 97, Sanguine Hum, The Syn (with Moon Safari) and Anthony Phillips! Plus the Progradar Weekly Recommendation and Bite Size Review from the new album by Body English!As always, send questions, suggestions or comments to progsquatch@gmail.com. You can also follow the Squatch on Twitter (@ProgSquatch) or visit our Prog-Watch Facebook page. If you have a Prog band and are looking to maybe break into “the big league”, contact us to get on our Watch List! (We just might play you on the show, and who knows, it might lead to your big break!)

Guest Mix: Jordan Stevens (Marquee / Las Vegas).This months episode comes to you from the Buenos Aires hotel room of Christopher Lawrence where he is in town for Ultra Music Festival in Argentina. This months guest mix is from Jordan Stevens from Las Vegas. Jordan Stevens has a cultivated devotion to reading the dance floor every time he takes control of the tables and invigorates a crowd. For the Georgia-born, Vegas-based DJ, his unbiased approach to electronic dance music insures everyone from the critical club kid to a visitor from middle America will be dancing from when the party starts until last call."I enjoy all forms of electronic dance music," Stevens says. "There's an element in each genre that I love and incorporate into my sets." With a perceptive connection and unbiased approach to what any given room craves, Stevens first honed his skills a decade ago in the Vegas underground scene as part of duo Shawn & Stevens with fellow DJ, Kevin Shawn. He earned solo recognition amongst the afterhours set at the legendary Empire Ballroom with a two-year residency, followed by regular stints playing for Godskitchen at Body English and Vanity. Always searching to share his sound, Stevens then earned a coveted residency at The Palms Casino Resort for the launch of Paul Oakenfold's Perfecto at Rain Nightclub, as well weekly gigs at Moon and Ghostbar, earning him a nod by the "Las Vegas Weekly" as the publication's first "Rising Star DJ" in it's annual Best of the City awards. Accomplished and respected throughout the industry, the seasoned professional has mastered the art of setting up a room proper to carrying clubbers all night - exactly what dance music dominator Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub was looking for when they opened their doors and acquired Stevens as a weekly resident. But his reach goes far beyond the booth in Vegas and Stevens' previous tour stops include The Colossal Event in Phoenix, Circus in Los Angeles, The Church and Vinyl in Denver, and Tantra in Miami during the Winter Music Conference. Stevens has also captivated crowds at the annual Love Festival in addition to staying grounded with gigs at Obsession, Artisan and Drai's Afterhours. Visit the podcast episode page to find out more information, with links to artists featured in this podcast.

Vice Airwaves Live From Body English

This is it the grand daddy of all Star Trek conventions and this is Trekcast the Star Trek Podcasts coverage from all over the COOOONNNN!!!.  So join as we party like Spock stars at our meet ups with DVDGeeks, Trekmovie.com, and Roddenberry.com. It all started Wednesday with our first meet up at the Spacequest casino (thanks to all those that came you are awesome). Then continued on Thursday with the Roddenberry.com party for Days Missing at Body English, and Rod definitely knows how to throw a party. Then on Friday we had a screening of Star Trek and we sold out the theater with Trekmovie.com and the USS Las Vegas crew we also gave away a bunch of great swag courtesy of Paramount and Bad Robot. Then Saturday was just a mellow night (yeah right) there was a Warp Core Breach party up in the suites. And on the final night a Star Trek The Experience reunion which was an amazing night for all us ex cast members. Thanks to everyone who showed up to all of our events we had a blast so enjoy this wild ride that we are about to take you on and just remember that copious amounts of Romulan Ale were had by all this week and we all know what effect Romulan Ale has on us humans. Listen on iTunes

"How Radio Was Done" Part 84 Negativland appears prominently for a while in Time Zones, Body English, (Negativland does KPFA's live coverage of President Reagan's Second Inaugural Address) a Crosley Bendix review and other stuff made in 1985. A nice combination of Hollywood, Radio Moscow, The Strategic Defense Initiative starwars system, Ricky Nelson's plane goes down, Lefty Louise on God, SCTV and Soviet jamming, hits and anxieties, plus rock DJs in LA, Chicago, and elsewhere.3 Hours. The post Over the Edge – August 22, 2008 appeared first on KPFA.

Todd Worz worked in the nightlife industry in Las Vegas for almost 20 years. House of Blues, Whiskey Sky, Baby's, Foundation Room, Body English, and TAO are all clubs that Todd has been involved in.  Todd is also a serial entrepreneur, and most recently has amassed a whopping $500M in his crypto wallet!! You won't believe this story...