Podcast appearances and mentions of Byron G Harlan

Please note: This episode contains slightly more adult content than usual. Listeners should also be advised of an inordinate amount of puns, giggles, and wisdom about human relationships.As a sex worker, community organizer, and public health researcher, Danielle Blunt thinks a lot about community, consent and comfort. She discusses the ways she brings ritual into her work as a professional dominatrix and as someone who practices tarot, and what it means to work outside of capitalist structures while making time for rest. We close with a discussion of the power dynamics in a few tarot cards, including an interpretation of the Four of Pentacles that we'll never forget. Also: the best way to make a comfortable bed.Season 3 is all about rest. In a time of extended crisis, permacrisis and polycrisis, taking time to decompress is not just a benefit but a necessity. Learning to slow down, reflect and make space for expansive thinking is part of what makes rest so sweet but also so elusive. Grab a blanket, turn down the lights, and turn up Five and Nine this season to hear new perspectives on the age old practices of reflection, rejuvenation and recovery.About Our Guest* Danielle Blunt* Hacking//HustlingTarot Cards Discussed* The Lovers* The Devil* Four of Pentacles* The FoolMedia* Sex Work as Work and Sex Work as Anti-Work* Black Innovation Alliance* Sexuality Beyond Consent: Risk, Race, Traumatophilia, by Avgi SaketopoulouMusic* Episode: Golden Dreams (Mazurka), performed by Chris Chapman, 1907.* Outro: I'm a 12 o'clock fellow in a 9 o'clock town, composed by Harry Von Tilzer and performed by Byron G. Harlan, 1917. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit fiveandnine.substack.com/subscribe

This was a wonderful episode to produce, even if it was tricky. If you would like to learn all of the things that I didn't get too in this episode, like some of the wonderful names nickelodeon's had, I really can't recommend At The Picture Show: Small-Town Audiences and the Creation of Movie Fan Culture by Kathryn Fuller enough. I wish their was an audio book for it (but I feel that way about every book). A couple of clarifying points–I assume the "Latin races" that were talked about the quote from the beginning of the episode were intended to be in reference to people of ethnically Italian origin. Im fairly confident about this, as I don't think that LatinX people were a major minority population the metropolitan centers of the Northeastern United States at the turn of the 20th century. People of Italian origin, however, defiantly were, which is the basis of my assumption. I use the term "Latin races" as a segue to talk about LatinX peoples in the Southwestern United States, but by doing so I was removing the term form its original context. Women were not common in Nickelodeons of the South and Midwest, but undoubtedly some women, on rare occasions, would have seen movies. I'm not aware of any legal blockade against women attending movies, as was the case with the black populations of the South, but rather extremely powerful social and religious conventions.  Sill, for all intents and purposes, as I state in the show, nickelodeons in these regions were dominated by white men and boys. The song I played in the show was "Let's go into a picture show" as preformed by Byron G. Harlan. It was written by Jack Norworth, and was released as an Edison Phonograph record in 1909. If you would like to listen to the song in full (I didn't play the first verse in the show) you can look it up on youtube, or, as I did, the USBC Cylinder Audio Archive. 

1 - Top Hat, White Tie and Tails - Chick Bullock with Archie Bleyer and his Orchestra - 19352 - A Zoot Suit for My Sunday Gal - Sully Mason with Kay Kyser and his Orchestra – 19423 - Shirt Tail Stomp - Bennie Goodman's Boys - 19284 - I Like the Hat, I Like the Dress, and I Like the Girl That's In It - Byron G. Harlan – 19115 - Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet - Woody Guthrie and Cisco Huston - 19456 - All Dressed Up With a Broken Heart – Connie Boswell - 19257 - Cotton Lisle Stockings and a Two-Dollar Dress - Daisy Mae and Old Brother Charlie - 19528 - A Blue Serge Suit with a Belt in the Back - Cab Calloway and his Orchestra – 19499 - Get Your Boots Laced Papa - Woody Herman and his Orchestra - 194010 - Two Pairs of Shoes - Mildred Law with Vaughn Monroe and his Orchestra – 194111 - A New Ten-Gallon Hat - Sheriff Tom Owen and his Cowboys – 194512 - Min Høje Hat - Valdemar Davids med Anker Skjoldborgs Dansorkester – 193613 - Bell Bottom Trousers - Lily Ann Carol with Louis Prima and his Orchestra - 194514 - She Wore a Little Jacket of Blue - Ambrose and his Orchestra – 193515 - The Coat and Pants Do All the Work and the Vest Gets All the Gravy - The Six Jumping Jacks – 192616 - Scarf Dance by Cecile Chaminade - Gray Gordon and his Tic-Toc Rhythm Orchestra – 194017 - Swaller-Tail Coat - Boyd Heath – 1945

简介 从类型音乐榜单引出的关于音乐类型的话题： 为什么需要类型音乐榜单？这些榜单是如何统计的？ 最古老的现代类型音乐：民歌； 民歌-古典框架下的音乐优劣论； 作为乐器之王的钢琴； Whiteman 的 Aeolian Hall 音乐会让白人接受爵士； 民歌-古典-流行框架下的音乐优劣论。 《talich 闲侃》，有闲得聊，关注美国流行文化史 网址：https://talich.fm 相关链接 参考阅读 Gary Trust and Keith Caulfield, How the Charts Have Evolved Across Billboard's History: The Hot 100, Billboard 200 & More Gelbart, M. (2007). The invention of "folk music" and "art music": emerging categories from Ossian to Wagner. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. Filene, B. (2000). Romancing the folk: public memory & American roots music. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press. Taruskin, R. (2005). The Oxford history of Western music. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Wald, E. (2009). How the Beatles destroyed rock 'n' roll: an alternative history of American popular music. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Sanjek, R. (1988). American popular music and its business: the first four hundred years. Vol. 2. New York: Oxford University Press. ARNOLD-FORSTER TOM. Dr. Billy Taylor, “America's Classical Music,” and the Role of the Jazz Ambassador. Journal of American Studies. 2017;51(1):117-139. doi:10.1017/S0021875815002662 A Celebration of Paul Whiteman's Historic Aeolian Hall Concert of February 12, 1924 Jessie Wright-Mendoza, When Jazz Was a Public Health Crisis 相关录音： Goodnight Irene, Hudie Ledbetter-Alan Lomax 词曲，Gordon Jenkins and his Orchestra and the Weavers 演绎, 1950 年 Decca 发行 Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy, Harry Stone-Jack Stapp 词曲，Red Foley 演唱，1950 年 Decca 发行 Maple Leaf Rag，Scott Joplin 作曲和演奏，1899 年自动钢琴录音，Midi 复现 Livery Stable Blues，Ray Lopez and Alcide Nunez 作曲，Original Dixieland Jass Band 演奏，1917 年 Victor 发行 Whispering，John Schonberger 作曲，Paul Whiteman and His Ambassador Orchestera 演奏，1920 年 Victor 发行 Alexander's Ragtime Band，Irving Berlin 词曲，Arthur Collins and Byron G. Harlan 演唱，1911 年 Victor 发行 Kitten On The Keys，Zez Confrey 作曲和演奏，1921 年自动钢琴录音，Midi 复现 Rhapsody In Blue，George Gershwin 作曲，Ferdle Grofé 编曲，George Gershwin 钢琴，Paul Whiteman and His Concert Orchestra 乐队伴奏，1924 年 Victor 发行 Changes，Walter Donaldson 词曲，Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 演奏，其中人声 Bing Crosby，Al Rinker，Harry Barris，Jack Fulton，Charles Gaylord，Austin Young，短号 Bix Beiderbecke，1927 年 Victor 发行 登场人物 talich: 美国流行文化史爱好者，《娱乐的逻辑》作者

Missä ja miksi joulua on juhlittu ja EI juhlittu? Onko joulupukista joulurauhan välimieheksi? Musiikki: Byron G. Harlan - Come and Spend Christmas with Me, Bugs and Rats - Merry Christmas

In this episode we examine the question, "What is the immigration industrial complex?" We’ll learn how maintaining a flow of undocumented immigrants in and out of the United States means big money for many companies. We’ll also hear from Tanya Golash-Boza, author of the book, Deported: Policing Immigrants, Disposable Labor and Global Capitalism. If you like what you hear, consider supporting the podcast on Patreon. Your support will help make this a better project. For more information visit patreon.com/immigrantsong. You can also follow this project on Twitter or on Facebook. Just search for “immigrant song.” Our opening music is “Mexico City Blues II” by Los Negretes. Our closing music is A Meditation on Flight by Alpen. With interstitial music by Podington Bear. All songs are featured via a Creative Commons license. Thanks to Bob Maynard for the idea to profile an immigrant in each episode. The music from that segment for this episode was “Alexander's Ragtime Band” performed by Arthur Collins and Byron G. Harlan in 1911. Narrated and produced by Robert Stribley Show Notes: Original essay: What Is the “Immigration Industrial Complex”? https://medium.com/immigration-in-america/what-is-the-immigration-industrial-complex-bdf5fd109771 Recommended Reading * Deported: Immigrant Policing, Disposable Labor and Global Capitalism by Tanya Golash-Boza, NYU Press, 2015 * Emphasizing the ‘Complex’ in the ‘Immigration Industrial Complex’ by Nicole Trujillo-Pagán, April 2, 2013 * From Deportation to Prison by Patrisia Macías-Rojas, NYU Press, 2016 *How Private Prisons Are Profiting From Locking Up US Immigrants by Keegan Hamilton, VICE News, October 6, 2015 * How Private Prisons Game the Immigration System by Lee Fang, The Nation, February 27, 2013 * The Immigration Industrial Complex: Why We Enforce Immigration Policies Destined to Fail by Tanya Golash-Boza, Sociology Compass, 2009 * Killing the American Dream: How Anti-Immigration Extremists are Destroying the Nation by Pilar Marrero, St. Martin’s Press, 2012 * New face of the war on immigrants?: US immigration reform by William I. Robinson, Al Jazeera, July 10, 2013 * U.S. Grows An Industrial Complex Along The Border by Ted Robbins, NPR, September 12, 2012

00:00 Arthur Collins and Byron G. Harlan - "Susan Kiss Me Good And Hard" 02:36 Sergi Boal - "Yorke" 07:40 Ghost, Narva9, Yvonne - "Lullaby" 11:23 Tagirijus - "House Of Lost Souls (Let Them Free)" 13:26 Marzipan Marzipan - "Charlie Brown's Valentine's Day" 15:51 Candlegravity - "Love Breaks" All music sourced from the Free Music Archive under Creative Commons licenses. Info, licenses, and downloads: Susan Kiss Me Good And Hard Yorke Lullaby House Of Lost Souls (Let Them Free) Charlie Brown's Valentine's Day Love Breaks

Charles D' Almaine - Down At Finnegan's Jamboree (Excerpt 1) 0:00 Sousa's Band - Trombone Sneeze 0:10 Campbell & Roberts - An Interrupted Courtship On The Elevated Railway 2:13 Arthur Collins & Byron G. Harlan - I'm A-Dreaming Of You 2:35 Collins & Harlan - Two Rubes In A Tavern 4:35 Bohumir Kryl - Carnival Of Venice 5:03 Charles P. Lowe - Carnival Of Venice 6:57 Len Spencer And Gilbert Girard - Daybreak At Calamity Farm 8:44 Edison Military Band - Lizard And The Frog 9:11 International Phonographic Language School - Spanish Lesson #9 11:12 Vess L. Ossman - Darkies Awakening 11:30 Charles D' Almaine - Down At Finnegan's Jamboree (Excerpt 2) 13:42 Billy Murray - Under The Anheuser-Bush 14:58 Len Spencer - 23rd Psalm 16:46 Choir Of A. A. Arkhangelsky - Axion Esti 17:11 Salomea Kruszelnicka - Vissi D'arte (Puccini) 18:50 Alessandro Moreschi - Crucifixus (Rossini) 20:09 Enrico Caruso - Una Furtiva Lagrima (Donizetti - Elisir D' Amore) 22:40 M.A.A.Mikhailova And A.Semenov - Serenada 24:20 Len Spencer - The Lord's Prayer 27:05 Instrumental Trio - Abkhazuri, Kabardinskiy Tanetz 27:23 Abdal Ali - Death Lament 28:32 Peking Opera - Old Valet Carries Master's Letter 29:25 Performer Not Given - Japanese Song 30:17 American Quartet - A Meeting Of The Limekiln Club 30:55 Edison Symphony Orchestra - Down On The Old Plantation 31:23 Invincible Quartet - On Board The Oregon 32:44 Edison Symphony Orchestra - Old Folks At Home (Suwanee River) 33:05 Burt Shepard - Parody On 'Suwanee River' 34:44 Byron G Harlan & Joe Belmont - Merry Farmer Boy 36:09 Joe Belmont - Bird Imitations 37:40 Georg Tramer - Czardas 38:11 Cal Stewart - Fire Department 39:14 Arthur Collins - Under The Bamboo Tree 40:06 Invincible Quartet - Fireman's Duty 42:10 Dinwiddie Colored Quartet - Poor Mourner 42:50 Dinwiddie Colored Quartet - Down On The Old Camp Ground 43:53 Haydn Quartet - Owl And The Pussy Cat 44:44 International Phonographic Language School - Italian Lesson #7 45:38 Little Russian Choir Conducted By A. Romanchenko - Since The Time I Got Married 45:47 Byron G. Harlan And Frank C. Stanley - The First Rehearsal For The Huskin' Bee 46:43 Columbia Band - Arkansaw Husking Bee 47:00 George P Watson - Alpine Specialty 48:33 William Tuson - Nellie Gray 49:42 Victor Minstrel Company - On The Levee 51:12 J. Frank Hopkins. - Medley Of Reels 51:24 Invincible Quartet - Night Trip To Buffalo 53:31 Banda Da Casa Edison - Hino Nacional 53:48 Columbia Band - Reminiscences Of Scotland 54:11 Len Spencer - Arkansas Traveler 54.53 Will F Denny - Parody On ' Widow's Plea For Her Son' 55:08 Len Spencer - Arkansas Traveler 57:13 Prof D Wormser - Heimweh 57:22 Bohumir Kryl - Russian Fantasia 58:19

Scream for your life, ya ghouls! This Hallowe'en season's new stack of ectoplasmic wax is loose! Scare away that October chill with these thrilling toons! ☠ “The House By the Cemetery” radio spot ☠ Walter Rizzati, “Quella Villa Accanto Al Cimitero” OST- Walt Monster End ☠ Lorry & The Biters- Frankenstein Stomp ☠ Johnny Eager- The Howl ☠ Glen Gray & The Casa Loma Orchestra- Boogie Woogie Man ☠ Excerpt from “White Zombie” ☠ Screaming Lord Sutch- Murder in the Graveyard ☠ Jonathan With Orchestra- The Mummy ☠ The Mellowmen- Trick or Treat for Halloween (from “Trick or Treat” Disney short) ☠ “The Oblong Box’ radio spot ☠ The Vampires of Dartmoore- Dr. Caligaris Gruselkabinett ☠ Jay Chattaway, “Maniac” OST- Subway Terror ☠ Cecil Campbell & His Tennessee Ramblers- Spooky Boogie ☠ Danny Ware- The Zombie Stomp ☠ Nicole Paquin- Mon Mari, C’est Frankenstein ☠ Count Chocula and Boo Berry commercial ☠ Johnny Thunders- Horror Show ☠ Pino Donaggio, “Carrie” OST- Bucket of Blood ☠ Arthur Collins & Byron G. Harlan- The Ragtime Goblin Man ☠ Tyrone A’Saurus & His Cro-Magnons- The Monster Twist ☠ Ken Kerr & The Idols- Haunted House ☠ The Swingin’ Phillies- Frankenstein’s Party ☠ “The Legend of Hell House” radio spot ☠ John Zacherle- Happy Halloween ☠ James Horner, “Casper” OST- One Last Wish

Hear all about a brave bear named Wojtek who came to join the army in a time of war. After being released from Soviet prison camps, exiled Polish soldiers reunited under General Władysław Anders and were informally dubbed ‘Anders Army’.  This army, after evacuating the Soviet Union, traveled to the Middle East to join Allied forces. While in Iran, the Anders’ Army added an unlikely member to their ranks who played an important role in the company as he helped to boost morale, carry ammunition, and perform guard duties.  Though this soldier may appear to be rather typical, he was far from it. He was, after all, a Syrian brown bear. In this episode, our hosts John and Nitzan discuss the unbelievable story of Wojtek the bear and his legendary role in the 22nd Company of Anders’ Army. How did the army find this bear and why did they keep it, even incorporate it? How did Wojtek contribute to the military efforts? And what became of him after the war was over? Like our show? Sign up for our newsletter! Time stamps [02:10] A brief introduction to events in Poland during the Second World War [05:35] How Wojtek was introduced to the Anders’ Army [08:35] How Wojtek was incorporated into the army [11:14] How could a bear be tamed and trained as a soldier? [14:27] How did the soldiers manage to feed an animal as large as Wojtek? [15:58] How Wojtek helped his company at the Battle of Monte Cassino [17:57] What happened to Wojtek and his company following the battle [22:35] Wojtek’s impact on Polish soldiers and his legacy Further reading One Photo One Story: Wojtek the Soldier Bear / on Culture.pl Trail of Hope / a site chronicling stories from the Anders Army that went into Trail of Hope, Norman Davis' book on the subject Wojtek the Bear / on Wikipedia Norman Davies on the Trail of Anders’ Army / on Culture.pl Battle of Monte Cassino / on Wikipedia Further watching The Bear That Went to War Soldier Bear Wojtek Wojciech Narębski A life well lived @ TEDxKazimierz Thanks Wojciech Narębski / emeritus professor of the Polish Academy of Sciences and ex-soldier of the Anders' Army, who kindly allowed us to interview him and told the story of the unit Wojtek served in. Tadeusz Kaleta / professor at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences, who kindly explained how bears behave in their natural habitat.  Songs & sound clips On My Way to New Orleans / Performed by Arthur Collins and Byron G. Harlan; Issue Number: Edison Blue Amberol: 2650, Edison Record: 3744; Release year: 1915 Jazz Baby / Performed by Marion Harris; Released under Victor Records; Release year: 1919 WWII Chronicle / Film Bulletin; Produced by Signal Corps Photographic Center; Issue no 48 Air Raid Siren Sound Effect / A RNaudioproductions original recording  // Audio 2005 Writing on Paper with Pen Sound Effect / A SoundEffectsFactory original recording   SFTEW Team: Wojciech Oleksiak, Adam Zulawski, John Beauchamp, Nitzan Reisner, Michael Keller & Barbara Rogala