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Open Mike Eagle is a rap artist with albums such as Brick Body Kids Still Daydream, Anime Trauma & Divorce, and his latest, A Tape Called Component System with the Auto Reverse. He is from Chicago but now lives in Los Angeles, where he has a studio built into his home, and another room that looks an awful lot like a studio where we talked to him from. Mike tells us about how to soundproof a room and hook up a condenser and interface and microphone. It is also a good idea to own a surge protector to protect yourself against all the surges even though Mike hasn't had any of those. Open Mike Eagle used to be an elementary school teacher and he thinks Post Malone would make a better elementary school teacher than Drake would. Also, he tells us how to bother Guitar Center guys.If you are able to stay awake through this entire episode, you will know what you need for a home studio but if you aren't able to stay awake, you will get some sleep. You win either way.Hey Sleepy Heads, is there anyone whose voice you'd like to drift off to, or do you have suggestions on things we could do to aid your slumber? Email us at:  sleepwithcelebs@maximumfun.org.Follow the Show on:Instagram @sleepwcelebsTwitter @SleepWithCelebsTikTok @SleepWithCelebsJohn is on Twitter @johnmoe.John's acclaimed, best-selling memoir, The Hilarious World of Depression, is now available in paperback.Join | Maximum FunIf you like one or more shows on MaxFun, and you value independent artists being able to do their thing, you're the perfect person to become a MaxFun monthly member.

in this episode OME goes deep on his 2017 album Brick Body Kids Still Daydream with guest interviewer Nate LeBlanc of the Dad Bod Rap Pod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A Hip Hop artist and comedian that hosts the popular podcast “What Had Happened Was.” This multi-talented indie recording artist with albums such as “Brick Body Kids Still Daydream,” “Dark Comedy” and “Anime, Trauma + Divorce” knows firsthand the difficulty of choosing the right clothes that allow you to teach during the day and do rap shows at night. He also shares with us how a war-of-words on Twitter escalated to a full contact face-off in the wrestling ring.  Open Mike Eagle also runs our partnering Network STONY ISLAND AUDIO. You can find more about Open Mike Eagle on his WEBSITE and INSTAGRAM. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on the Rap Thought Pod, we take a listen to Open Mike Eagle’s “Brick Body Kids Still Daydream “ (2017). It is an interesting take on his life growing up in the projects of Chicago, but with a little twist of some super hero elements. As he also provides the perspective of the buildings and their contributions to the lives of their inhabitants, OME provides a well rounded experience from creative angles depicting life in the “brick body complex”. Join us as we dive into this interesting perspective and more this weekCheck out more here!Apple PodcastSpotifyInstagramTwitter______________________________________________________Music by: BlueysportInstagram: blueysport

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This week's episode is brought to you by Stubhub. This week we bring you a live recording of our latest live event from the Stubhub New York office at 39th & Broadway. Host Lior Phillips is joined by indie rapper Open Mike Eagle. In addition to his hip-hop career, the Chicago-born, Los Angeles-based artist also podcasts, co-hosts the Comedy Central series The New Negroes, and even recently stepped into a professional wrestling ring. In addition to chatting about his time between the turnbuckles, Lior and Mike discuss his latest LP, Brick Body Kids Still Daydream, and the meritocracy of the rap world. Other topics include seeing Common as a teenager, rapping in the back of a KFC, the upcoming return of his Secret Skin podcast, and so much more. Head here for more info on Open Mike Eagle. For more from Lior Phillips and This Must Be the Gig, follow along on Instagram or Twitter, or like the show page on Facebook. Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review via Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Spotify, or wherever you find your podcasts. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

O disco Brick Body Kids Still Daydream traz uma aventura de Iron Hood contra a inflação imobiliária, trazendo questões sociais vigentes tanto nos EUA quanto no Brasil. 

O disco Brick Body Kids Still Daydream traz uma aventura de Iron Hood contra a inflação imobiliária, trazendo questões sociais vigentes tanto nos EUA quanto no Brasil.  O disco Brick Body Kids Still Daydream traz uma aventura de Iron Hood contra a inflação imobiliária, trazendo questões sociais vige

O disco Brick Body Kids Still Daydream traz uma aventura de Iron Hood contra a inflação imobiliária, trazendo questões sociais vigentes tanto nos EUA quanto no Brasil. 

Ep. 16 - Open Mike Eagle “What if Somebody Knocked Down the Pyramids?”   Hello, hello!  This week, we sat with the great Open Mike Eagle, to talk rap, comedy, architecture, and mental health for touring musicians! I first met Mike a few years ago, when Aimee and I, along with Mike, were guests on a PAUL F. TOMPKINS show in Los Angeles, and we had such an amazing time hanging and talking with him at the show, that we stayed in touch. Now, I assumed that Mike knew Paul in the way that we comedy-adjacent musicians ALL know our comedian friends - the exact context in which we were meeting that day - guests on someone's show - that's how it works!  Hell, that's how AIMEE and I really got to know each other.  HOWEVER, Mike has a little bit of a different story of how he came into Paul's orbit, and I thought it was pretty hilarious.  I'll say no more here, but it gets revealed in the course of this interview. I've loved his music for a long time - he's an incredible lyricist, a much better singer than he thinks he is, and wildly creative in about fifteen other ways as well.  One little Easter Egg that I'm proud of, is that he and Aimee were tied at 60 in the Village Voice's Pazz & Jop poll for 2017, and I was just below them at 61.  That was a nice cluster to see.   *A CAVEAT* - there was a slight buzz on some of the tracks that I could NOT get rid of.  I hope it's not too distracting.   LINKS: For music, merch, and news: MikeEagle.Net Mike's recent Tiny Desk set. I include these often because I, personally, think it's cool to see how people handle the constraints of the space - it really brings out people's strengths.. *I* think; and I love this one by Mike.  (Also peep our mutual friend, Jordan Katz, on trumpet, etc. in this!)   One of the tracks off Brick Body Kids Still Daydream, “Hymnal.” I just like this one a lot, and IT features an exquisite verse by Sammus, who I also love.   And here's an example of what Mike does for every episode of The New Negroes” - Mike & MF Doom, “Police Myself”    FIND US: @Mike_Eagle @AimeeMann @TedLeo @artofprocesspod @MaxFunHQ

This week: the great Open Mike Eagle! He's a rapper and TV host: Alongside Baron Vaughn, Mike co-stars in a new Comedy Central show called "The New Negroes". It's sort of a variety show - combining live stand up with original music videos Mike made with other artists. When Bullseye talked to Mike in 2017, he'd just released a record called "Brick Body Kids Still Daydream." His latest album - "What Happens When I Try to Relax" - is out now.

Luke Burbank and announcer Elena Passarello reveal what takes them out of their comfort zones; comedian Paul F. Tompkins discusses the perils of improvising on his podcast “Spontaneanation” and shares the secrets behind writing his theme to the film, “Phantom Thread;” writer Ijeoma Oluo unpacks the themes of racial oppression in her new book, “So You Want to Talk About Race;” and hip hop artist Open Mike Eagle performs a track from his concept album “Brick Body Kids Still Daydream” about the Chicago Housing Project where spent time as a kid.

127- Open Mike Eagle 2. In New Orleans, while on tour together, Mike and Yoni meet up for a talk. They discuss former projects on the south side of Chicago, the story surrounding Mike's 2017 release “Brick Body Kids Still Daydream”, the indie rap world, social media strategies, the crack epidemic of the 80s, and Mike's Comedy Central show, “The New Negroes”. This episode is sponsored by Sudio headphones. Go to Sudio.com and enter my code WANDERING at checkout for a 15% discount.

We dive off the third rope into a couple of Open Mike Eagle’s (@Mike_Eagle) favorite wrestlers. I learn a LITTLE bit more about wrestling. He’s got a new album out (Brick Body Kids Still Daydream) and a wrestling pod (it looks so SILLY and great rivalling, perhaps the genre itsveryself. #jococruise Enjoy. Donate to The Dork Forest at or 13:00 famous Ref! 15:30 Sensational Sheri “Sexy Boy” … a rendition.    46:00 Independent Wrestling the – Kenny Omega My album “I Am Not the Hero of This Story” available on , and hard copy if you want it signed on the website. As well as TDF tshirts, standup shirts and other CDs and just videos of my comedy. Premium eps of TDF are taped live and available here:   USE THE AMAZON banner when you order your own dorky goodness. Audio leveling by Patrick Brady  Music is by Mike Ruekberg  Website design by Vilmos: www.

On this episode, we have the second appearance from our old college friend Open Mike Eagle. This episode was recorded in September after a Cubs loss to the Dodgers. You might've noticed that we have an erratic release schedule. We veer off into weird freestyle territory several times. It should be an interesting listen. Tony Trimm raps about snacks more than you think you needed but you do. Open Mike Eagle's album "Brick Body Kids Still DayDream" is awesome and available everywhere. 1:50 - Danny Brown Episode 5:00 - Turo is for Everybody 8:35 - Chi Took HB’s Whole Car 9:55 - Cubs Lost Song 12:08 - How’s Tour? 14:40 - Adventure Time Podcast 18:10 - Kid Actors 19:20 - Juicy J/Three Toe Song 22:55 - Adios Tinder 24:30 - Food Variety Song 29:14 - Night Raps 33:10 - FU Dad Rap/Tumblr 37:55 - Babylon/Sullivan on Pinterest 40:55 - FU Dad Rap Part 2 42:15 - Resume Tour/Atlanta 45:20 - Hollywood 4Ever Show/Music Venues 53:30 - Do Another Song 59:15 - 5 Hooks Per Song 1:06:29 - Smurf Freestyle/RIP Chest Hair

It's Christmas time! We 100% reneged on our promise to bring you more episodes! Hopefully we can make up for it with this playlist. Most Christmas music is terrible and you hear it every year, here is a playlist of tunes you might actually really enjoy making the family listen to. Santa Claus Is Coming To Town - Joseph Spence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_jRAJZ9_y0 Joy To The World - Sufjan Stevens Ain't No Chimneys in the Projects - Sharon Jones and Dap Kings Fairy Tale Of New York - The Pogues (feat. Kirty MacColl) Miss Fogerty's Christmas Cake - Brass Farthing Christmas Is Going To The Dogs - Eels Quel Temps Fait-Il A Paris from Monsieur Hulot's Holiday Jingle Jingle(Santa Party) from The Late Show With Stephen Colbert: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98fy16_AK4c Most of this playlist is available on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/bryce.halliday/playlist/3UFjCAHVkvPTgFwGqJaCM6 And Apple Music: https://itunes.apple.com/au/playlist/watr14-obligatory-christmas-special/pl.u-7YrMT4Ng164 Special Dogs: If you're in Sydney... Sport For Jove's summer season: http://www.sportforjove.com.au Pipilotti Rist's "Sip My Ocean" at the Sydney Museum of Contemporary Art: https://www.mca.com.au/pipilotti-rist/ If you're on the internet... Open Mic Eagle's "Brick Body Kids Still Daydream": https://openmikeeagle360.bandcamp.com/album/brick-body-kids-still-daydream Joe Strummer's "London Calling": http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01mgqd3/episodes/player Adam Neely "What Makes A Song Sound Like Christmas": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5WfgMVtueo

Andrew Koski and Erisa Apantaku interview Open Mike Eagle about his recent album Brick Body Kids Still Daydream. The Weekly Read comments on the recording of history. Recorded live from WHPK 88.5 FM - The Pride of the South Side with your hosts Andrew Koski and Erisa Apantaku. This week's Weekly Read was produced by Olivia Obineme. Music heard during the Weekly Read is "Nasty" by David Szestay available on www.freemusicarchive.org. For more news, visit www.southsideweekly.com.

Open Mike Eagle Talks TV Show Writing, His Never Ending Drive, Brick Body Kids Still Daydream, and Performs “(How Could Anybody) Feel At Home” I met Mike in 2005 at a Project Blowed anniversary show. Our mutual friend invited us to join their crew onstage for a big cypher during their set. The dj for the set was supposed to switch instrumentals for each rapper. He ended up blending the instrumentals completely off beat in the middle of people's verses. In turn everyone sounded like they had no idea how to rap on beat. About 4 people out of the 12 or so onstage got to rap before they cut the power off because we were doing so poorly. I got to rap (poorly and off beat), in my recollection the mic ever got to Mike.Before the show, our motley crew of ragtag early 20's rappers gathered in a parking garage to practice. We all traded the verses we'd planned to perform onstage. Mike's instantly stuck out to me. Clever punches, original angles, and interesting cadence choices were already in his repertoire. He'd just moved from Chicago and was already making a name at the Blowed. I lived in Santa Barbara at the time and was an outsider in the LA scene. We exchanged props and phone numbers. Our first phone call was basically me gushing over his raps and telling him I wanted to help however I could.All that is to say this: you don't forget your first time meeting someone like Mike. He's special.If you're new to the show and listening to learn more about Mike, this probably isn't the episode for you. We talk the way we'd talk off mic. I'm not asking a lot of questions about the new record. Not asking that much about his upbringing (there's another episode about that). I talk more than I usually would in an interview (my bad). I let my guard down a lot around him because he's surrounded by a force field of comfort. We talk life, talk shop, and talk trying to find happiness and peace in our creative endeavors without making ourselves crazy.–Lee See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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#OpenMikeEagle joins #ChromeBills to give us an answer about the following: His new album “Brick Body Kids Still Daydream” which drops September 15 on #MelloMusicGroup. Doing a song (kind of) with #KoolKeith and collaborating with his label mate #Oddisee. Working with just one producer like #PaulWhite or several producers that allow him to be a […]