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Alexis Taylor of Hot Chip joins me this week, talking about first getting signed to Moshi Moshi, his job at Domino and what life was like there, going to gigs every night for two years, the Buffalo Bar, NME, the excellent story of meeting DFA - signing to EMI / Astralwerks as a result, Prince, working at a record store before all that, and more.His new solo album Silence is out 17 September.Get your beers delivered! 101 Part Time Jobs is supported by Signature Brew: listeners can get 10% off all their beers by visiting signaturebrew.co.uk and using the code '101PODCAST'Songs: Alexis Taylor 'Dying in Heaven', Cock Sparrer 'Working' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to today's podcast with human design expert Kelly Joseph. I first came across Kelly after listening to a podcast on human design. I was like, why didn't I hear of human design before? I immediately went to the website, scroll through the human design coaches and knew instantly that Kelly Joseph was for me. I scheduled an appointment and spent that whole week diving deep into human design. And I love it. In my work as most of you know, I help you uncover your true self, take off the masks and unveil or unleash your true self. Your true self is always within you. We just get conditioned by our parents, the world, cultural and systemic norms and more. Human design can give you insights into you a lot faster than doing the inner work, but you still need to do the inner work. So it can give you insights into you, the true you along your journey. You still need to do the inner work, but human design can give you insights to be curious about, to ask more questions about, because remember we need to ask the right question. During my first session with Kelly, she hit on so many topics of my human design that were just spot on. I was like, yep. Yep. Yep. That's me. Most things I had already unveiled about myself with my many years of inner and self work, but it was so gratifying to be seen and heard by this tool called human design. And to know that I truly am becoming more of my true self every single day. And that is my intention to radically be my true self. And that's my intention to help other people become more of their true selves every single day. It's powerful. And we need to know and radically be our true self to heal. So here's a bit more about Kelly Joseph. Kelly's passion is to guide women to honor their unique energy and put self-care first to tap into their passions. She is a human design expert and by following her own human design, she has been led to create anandown Buffalo Bar and Breath . She uses human design as the tool to help people become self-aware. And then Buffalo Bar and Breath is where they work on cultivating lasting change. Her family is everything to her and her main mission in life is to create Epic memories with the ones she loves. I love that. That's why she says self care is number one. She is also a certified health coach. When she is not moving and shaking, she loves diving deeper into human design. When she is not having fun with all things wellness, you can find her with her two kids or her amazing husband, listening to country music on the beach somewhere tropical. And I have to say, I love my country music too. Okay. Enjoy the podcast. In this episode, you'll discover: 01:35 - Kelly's personal experiences with pelvic pain ,and her journey to healing 05:55 - "Something is off with my energy"... 08:48 - You don't need to be "fixed" - you need to return to who you truly need to be 11:00 - 3 points to life Making mistakes Learning from them Come into yourself 15:05 - When we show up in our energy the way it's meant to be aligned, that's powerful 17:21 - Put your self care at No. 1 21:40 - "Tuning in" can be hard to grasp 24:17 - Live from heart and soul, not conditioning 28:35 - Learning about her emotions was a huge part of Kelly's journey 33:30 - Passion for movement and breath work 39:30 - What does my body and mind mean today? 48:10 - "Start Here" for mini courses available Resources mentioned in this episode: -kellyjoseph.com

Talking today about the Geyser area of Yellowstone - Midway and Upper/Lower Geyser Basins as well as Artist Paint Pots. Also talk about dining in the Geyser area, and The Old Faithful Snow Lodge Cabins. (And of course some notes from our car trip from Glacier to Yellowstone)

In today's podcast we discuss the strength and aesthetic development benefits of three specialty bars; Camber Bar, Safety Squat Bar, and the Buffalo Bar.

What are some of the mistakes tourists make when visiting Las Vegas? Sean and Dayna discuss a recent published list. They also visit the new Buffalo Bar at the Rampart Casino in Summerlin, and talk about a new healthy restaurant at the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. Plus, will superstar quarterback Tom Brady play for the Las Vegas Raiders? And, UNLV Football's Mark Wallington talks about how the NFL is giving UNLV Football a major boost and how you can get inside the all new Allegiant Stadium at a steal of a price! Coach Arroyo has signed some big college players already. Sean and Dayna's secret tips will help you with free valet parking and affordable show tickets.

Welcome back! In this episode Zach goes on a rant, Joe declares Eichel better than Matthews, and AJ plugs back in.

Check out our first episode here. We start off by giving you guys a brief introduction and our inspiration for starting the podcast, and then we jump right in with the Sabres and a little bit of breaking NFL news. Let us know what you think on Twitter @BuffaloBarTalk.

The guys interview Technostar, creator of the "Divided States" variant and discuss their in-game experience with it so far. Intro The guys introduce the Buffalo Bar and how Australia doesn't do American bars or pretending to be America in movies very well (0 mins 10 secs) They set the scene about this episode focusing on the interview with Technostar and about Divided States  (5 mins) Amby apologises about the last episode's poor audio quality and they discuss plans for anyone dead keen to donate to the show using Patreon to improve the audio quality, before jesting whether some folks would prefer to donate to getting us more drunk! (6 mins) Interview with Techostar, creator of "Divided States" Kaner starts giving a bit of an intro about the interview with Technostar (8 mins)  Amby welcomes Technostar and asks him about him getting into Diplomacy and what he likes most about the game (0 mins 25 secs) Amby asks about Technostar's gameplay philosophy (3 mins 50 secs) Kaner asks about Technostar's strong position in his WWIV sealanes game - World-Amazing (5 mins) Techostar explains how being at school helps him play a lot of games, but has the difficulty of his school blocking vDip! (6 mins 20 secs) Kaner asks about Technostar's love of larger maps and how that led him toward developing the Divided States variant and map. Technostar and Kaner discuss a WWIV game they're both playing in (8 mins) Kaner discusses the geography of the map and why Technostar arranged it that way (11 mins 30 secs) They go onto talk about the rapid speed that two games of Divided States filled up (that's 100 playing slots!) - they talk about the United States of Insanity game that they're all in (13 mins 45 secs) Amby asks about NMR's, while Technostar introduces how the build phases works for the starting phase if a player NMRs and their position isn't filled (15 mins 45 secs) Kaner discusses the coding and asks about the program used to create the map and whether Techno is insane for taking on a project of this magnitude. Techno touches on a "gotcha" about when creating the map files and how indexed mode works to ensure it can be run on php Diplomacy servers (18 mins 10 secs) Techo goes onto discussing how he had to cut down on the number of territories and how we redrew the map again to further improve the balance (20 mins 30 secs) Kaner asks Techno on his thoughts on the initial opening moves in the current games (22 mins 20 secs) Amby laments his bad start before discussing the mysteries of the Four Corner Alliance and Technostar's involvement in this as a player. He discusses the fear of large local players Texas and California and creating a block to prevent their growth (23 mins 15 secs) Amby discusses his ongoing stabbing relationship with Dr Recommended. Technostar talks about a similar challenging relationship he seems to have with Mr Finkelmeyer (28 mins) Kaner interjects, as an East Coast player (Connecticut), he discusses how he had no idea about the West Coast action going on and the Four Corners Alliance. Techno describes how he was inspired by some of the colors on the Monopoly board to inform his decisions on state colors (29 mins) Kaner asks about how Technostar ended up deciding on creating a Divided States variant and the inspirations behind: the 2016 election, alternate history and a Civilization V map he created (31 mins 40 secs) Amby asks about why Technostar didn't decide to start initially with a small variant map to see what he thought of variant development. Techno touches on New World Order being a bigger map than Divided States - a variant created by Tom Rheinecker - before they discuss the rule challenges behind that map that would make it impossibble to make web based without a very deep php skillset (33 mins 20 secs) Kaner asks Technostar on his advice for budding variant developers, including creating his own test server (36 mins 30 secs) Amby enquires if Technostar could turn back time would there be anything he'd change. Techno answers how he could've easily saved 3 months by doing something differently (39 mins) Kaner asks Techno his thoughts on Divided States moving to webDip or playDip (40 mins 40 secs) Next its on to Techno's views of variant developers using his map to create new variant versions. They go onto discuss a 1 vs 1 Red State vs Blue State civil war map and the challenges of setting orders for 100+ units each turn. Techno also talks about an idea he has on layering state names on top of the map or a compiled list of each territory abbreviation to its correct name (42 mins 30 secs) Amby asks if Techo had more time and turned his attention to a new variant what he'd do. Techno discusses getting a better php knowledge and porting across New World Order (48 mins) Technostar mentions a fun fact about drawing a map location where he was staying during his summer vacation. Techno talks about how Amby's Mate Against Mate variant acted as a bit of an inspiration for Divided States and how he used its non-occupied SCs in the variant (49 mins) Kaner asks about the prospect of Fog of War on the map (54 mins) Technostar asks Kaner about whether a new Bourse game could happen soon. Kaner runs with the idea and decides to make it happen, possibly on a War War IV sealanes map (59 mins) They get back onto Divided States and bounce around a bit on the design considerations of the map (1 hour 8 mins) Techno lets loose with his views about American state flags, a few bugs that have been picked up and his hopeful career path (1 hour 14 mins 45 secs) The guys return from the interview, but with all the editing and Amby's crap maths, we haven't worried about the timestamps for this next section. It goes about 30 mins. If you made it this far, power on! The guys discuss what they learnt from the interview. Kaner reflects that they're technologically incompetent compared to the kids these days. Amby loves the parallel between his school banning vDip and his work banning all Dip sites. Then its onto reflecting on Technostar giving his thumbs up to the map and code being available for anyone to repurpose and create new variant versions. They then discuss though the potential headache of a 1 vs 1 Divided States game with 100+ orders needed each turn The guys go onto talk about their experience to date in their Divided States games - Divided States of 'Murica and United States of Insanity before mentioning their Divided States gunboat game has just started Then Kaner and Amby become introspective about whether they are a bad influence Bourse 2018 - the great Bourse Challenge - is discussed by Kaner Venue: Buffalo Bar, Brisbane. Drinks of choice: Kaner - Five Seeds Cider from some random location in Australia Amby - Marty's Block Tempranillo  from the Margaret River, Western Australia And thanks as always to Dan Philip for his rockin' intro to the Diplomacy Games podcast. And don't forget you can now donate to the show (better audio, or more drunk episodes) by going to our Patreon page.

Steve from Retro Man Blog, Adam from The Jetsonics and Rock Photographer Paul Slattery with the usual eclectic mix of tunes and waffle...In this Episode we have some Garage Rock from The Fallen Leaves, Les BOF! and Shocking Blue, raucous Punk Rock from The Phobics, The Cortinas, The Snivelling Shits and Adam & The Ants. Some classic Trojan Reggae from The Fabion, a hidden Power Pop gem from The Tours, influential Rockabilly from Charlie Feathers, some Psych-Folk from 5th Dimension, Mod Soul from Fay Hallam Trinity and a Glam stomping riot from Giuda...! For links and more information please visit Retro Man Blog at http://retroman65.blogspot.co.uk/ There's also chat about the Giuda gig at The Buffalo Bar, the Joe Strummer Mural unveiling party, ex-Sparks and Revillos members get together as Crash 74 at the 12 Bar Club and news about our album launch party for THEE SPIVS at The Half Moon Putney on June 29th.

Jade spoke to 23-year old North Walian singer A Girl Called Ruth after her set in Buffalo Bar on Thursday night. Ruth chats about her hopes and ambitions for the year ahead and her debut single "You I See".

Our own Jordan Saville caught up with Swedish songstress Faye at Buffalo Bar on Thursday night. Faye chats about her plans for her first album, her upcoming gigs and Jordan suggests a good place for Faye to have Breakfast in Cardiff.

O nome WRY no português significa torto, distorcido, estranho e irônico. Talvez seja aí onde mora a essência da trajetória do grupo que antes de ser uma banda de rock era um time de Basquete no Pais do Futebol. Um pouco errado não é? Pra continuar a ironia, ao invés de levar influências de bossa nova, samba ou derivados e cantar em português como todos estavam fazendo, o WRY resolveu cantar em inglês e colocar numa sinfonia pop distorcida todas as suas inspirações que vinham de bandas como The Jesus And Mary Chain, Sonic Youth, Jane’s Addiction, U2 e Blur. Dez anos se passaram desde que começaram a aprender a fazer tudo errado. Hoje moram em Londres, Inglaterra – um sonho antigo. Gravaram o quarto álbum “Flames In The Head” em estúdios londrinos com produtores de nome como Tim Wheeler (vocalista da banda irlandesa ASH) e com Gordon Raphael (que produziu os dois primeiros dos STROKES). Tocam em diversas cidades além de Londres, como Manchester, Liverpool, Cambridge e Brighton. As radios XFM (equivalente a 89FM do Brasil), Vertigo (Shoegaze Radio) e outras mais alternativas ja tocaram sons da banda. Foram destaque em resenhas de revistas como THE FLY, RockFeedback, Playlouder, Disorder, Logo Magazine e Drowned In Sound. Tocaram em festivais legais de verão como Willow Festival e In The City Manchester. Já dividiram o mesmo palco com bandas como The Rakes, The Subways, The Cribs, Fleeing New York, Houston500 e The Parkinsons. Lançaram o single Come And Fall/Where I Stand no começo de 2005 e estão preparando o lançamento de Airport Girl/In The Hell Of My Head pela Reckless Records/GooMusic para 2006, seguido de uma turnê pela Inglaterra. Wry também foi convidado a participar da coletânea “Never Lose That Feeling” de bandas novas fazendo covers de clássicos indie e shoegaze. Wry vai fazer “Some Candy Talking” do Jesus and Mary Chain. Coletânea “Sound Issues2” junto com bandas como The Magic Numbers e The Rakes. Wry também foi convidado a fazer parte da compilação em prol da Anistia Internacional, onde diversas bandas fazem uma música de 1 minuto cada. Wry entra com a inédita When I Go, gravada em Londres. Além da banda o vocalista Mario Bross promove duas noites Londrinas chamadas Goonite Club e Club Take Me To The Other Side, em lugares consagrados do rock britânico: Buffalo Bar e The Garage. Hoje Wry escuta bandas como Razorlight, The Strokes, U2, Legiao Urbana, Walkmen, NIN, Bloc Party, Test Icicles, Sonic Youth e My Bloody Valentine. E no Brasil o que aconteceu? Lançaram três outros trabalhos intitulados “Morangoland” (1995), “Direct” (1998) e “Heart-Experience” (2001), recebendo destaques em vários os meios de comunicação, como a revista Veja e Bizze os jornais Folha e Estadão. Produziram os videos clips das músicas Reshoes e de Jesus Beggar. Estao contados em história nos livros “Rock Brasil Volume 2” e “Goiânia Noise Festival”. Organizaram o festival Circadélica para mais de 4 mil pessoas em 2001, arrecadando 4 toneladas de alimentos para os mais pobres. Foram cotados diversas vezes como a Melhor Banda Indie Do Brasil. Nada mais justo. A história não para por aí, fizeram turnes intermináveis pelo Brasil e Inglaterra. Como Goo Goo Meginee Tour 2000/01, I LOVE&HATE YOU BRAZIL tour 2002 e a última WRY EM CHAMAS NO BRAZIL 2005/2006. As turnês duram em média de um a dois meses, tocando entre 13 e 16 cidades. Rodaram no final de 2005 o clipe da musica In The Hell Of My Head nas ruas e casas de Londres, produzidos pelo vido maker amador Rigoni, pela Gree House Effects. 2006 foi um ano super produtivo e com uma mudança na formação da banda. Renato bizar deixou o comando da batera e quem assumiu seu lugar foi Andre B., super baterista que trouxe novas influências para Wry. Para 2007 Wry está com força total. O EP Whales and Sharks chega ao Brasil em um kit promocional com cd, camiseta e buton, são 4 músicas que prometem tocar o mais gelado dos corações. Uma nova turnê nacional esta sendo programada, coincidindo com o lançamento do ep. Preparem se!