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Send us a Text Message.Did you know a single night of disco destruction could change baseball history forever? This episode kicks off with the infamous Disco Demolition Night at Comiskey Park in 1979, where a promotional stunt spiraled into an unprecedented riot. We recount the electrifying atmosphere that led up to nearly 7,000 fans storming the field and the aftermath that forced the White Sox to forfeit their game. Along the way, we examine the polarizing nature of disco music, its cultural ramifications, and spotlight the transformation of music during this chaotic period.Ever wondered what happens when the music industry is rocked by scandal? We delve into Milli Vanilli's catastrophic lip-syncing revelation on the Club MTV tour. Discover the fallout from their exposed deception, including the dramatic loss of their Grammy awards and the broader implications for the music scene. We'll also touch on other notorious industry fabrications, such as Vanilla Ice's faux gangster image. To wrap things up, we take a nostalgic trip with rock legends, featuring The Beatles, the Psychedelic Furs, Loverboy, and Sammy Hagar. Trust us, you won't want to miss this rollercoaster ride through music history!Learn Something New orRemember Something OldPlease Like and Follow our Facebook page Music In My Shoes. You can contact us at musicinmyshoes@gmail.com.

Hello Baldinis!!!! Welcome back! The #BookendBaldies are ready to entertain with another fun filled episode and are they getting SPICY over some hot topics (such as Lizzo quitting EVERTHING)! There is a re-cap of the 80's cruise and some STORIES TO TELL (such as Downtown Julie Brown ditching the boys during her Club MTV show)! It's not to be missed!  Get ready to laugh till you cry...This is Episode 80! ALL NONSENSE! ALL FUN! ALL IN! Twitter: @bookendbaldies Instagram: @bookendbaldies Facebook: BookendBaldies Website: https://bookendbaldies.wordpress.com Buddy Casimano: Twitter: @BuddyCasimano Instagram: @BuddyCasimano Eddie Bennett: Twitter: @euphorian54 Instagram: @euphorian54

Doug Herzog was President of MTV Productions during the heyday of MTV's greatest success including days of “The Real World”, ‘Remote Control”, “Club MTV”, “Jon Stewart Show”, “Road Rules”, “MTV Movie Awards” and tons of other programs! He is an American television executive and formerly the president of Viacom Music and Entertainment Group, he oversaw MTV, VH1, Logo TV, Comedy Central, Palladia, TV Land, and Spike. Herzog has been credited with evolving the MTV brand by steering the network away from music-related programming. Beth Stolarczyk & Jon Brennan have a very nostalgic conversation with him about many happenings at MTV in the 90's and the idea of basic cable. They discuss the huge change in the industry and what set these changes into motion. You'll love this BTS insight! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kicking off Spring Break  - MARCH is here baby - just back from Florida!  Where's my club MTV??  VARIETY - Sunday's T-Dance - lots of retro, some current (80s - 2020s).  EVERY spring, I fall into my "spring break era"    Its my favorite spring time era! favourite shirt (boy meets girl) - haircut 100 i feel love - bronski beat zombie nation - kernkraft 400 burnin up - madonna i wanna be a cowboy - boys dont cry message of love - the pretenders shake it off - taylor swift (remix) happy birthday - altered images name game - laura brannigan wild sex - oingo boingo little bitch - the specials dreaming - blondie physical vs blinding lights - the weeknd vs dua lipa everybody wants to rule the world - tears for fears true blue - madonna london bridge - fergie you are perfect - p!nk thank you - alanis morrissette  who's that girl - eve murder she (done sit down and) wrote heads high dude action these boots - kon kan el taxi - oscar g ft pitbull coño - jason derulo tap in - saweetie crazy - britney love will never do without you - janet dont walk away - jade i want your hands on me - sinead o'connor paid in full - eric b & rakim genius of love - tom tom club every other time - lfo step on - happy mondays keep on walkin - cece peniston just an illusion - imagination too shy - kajagoogoo self control - laura brannigan shake it like a white girl  - jess stool pigeon - kid creole funky and you know it - shakedown and bootsy collins justified and ancient - the klf ft tammy Wynette james brown i feel good - retro alternative mega beat box

The Dead Milkmen were odd ducks in Philadelphia's 1980s  hardcore scene. They played really fast, but with a clean guitar channel, and wrote satirical--often strange and very imaginative--lyrics. It felt like they were almost a ska band. And in fact, they did have a few ska songs in their set like "If You Love Somebody, Set Them On Fire," "Little Man In My Head," "Gorilla Girl," and a cover of The Specials' "A Message To You, Rudy." Today, we bring on Dead Milkmen guitarist Joe Genaro. We talk about the band's relationship to ska, Joe's love for The Specials, The English Beat, Philly locals The Hooters, Operation Ivy and what it was like to play a LIVE 105 radio event with Skankin' Pickle (Along with Duran Duran and Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine.) We discuss their recent cover of Heaven 17's "(We Don't Need No) Fascist Groove Thang," which they turned into a ska song, the influential role of Dead Kennedys' In God We Trust, Inc, Joe's love for Dr. Demento and Weird Al (And how excited he was when he heard himself played on the Dr. Demento show), Why they mentioned drummer Jon Wurster in the song "Stewart," and we breakdown the recording of Big Lizard In My Backyard, and discuss some of the weirder promotional events Dead Milkmen did when "Punk Rock Girl" broke, including a bonkers performance on Club MTV with Downtown Julie Brown. Plus we discuss the band's excellent new album, Quaker City Quiet Pills, which was released on June 9th. Support the show

For Episode 39 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, CLUB MTV dancer David Sanders stops by to talk about his time on the show. Cited by fellow CLUB MTV dancer Jocelyn Druyan as one of her favorite people to dance with on the show, I knew I had to chat with David. An OG of the show, he joined CLUB MTV from the outset in 1987. We get into how he missed a chance to be on Dance Party USA a few years earlier but got the last laugh by getting on the cooler dance show CLUB MTV, dancing with Camille Grammer-Meyer during his audition for the show, how his personal style evolved during his time as a CLUB MTV dancer, being in the music video for the great Jody Watley song "Friends" and so much more. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/⁠ Follow Club MTV Fanpage on Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/clubmtvfanpage Follow The Hottest Party On TV: ⁠Instagram

The Hottest Party On TV podcast is back! And this time, we've got a special treat. Club MTV dancer Janel Scarborough is back for her third appearance on the podcast, but she's not alone. She brought fellow Club MTV dancers Carolyn O'Brien and Tracy Wyle along with her. In August 2022, Janel, Carolyn, Tracy, and more of the Club MTV family got together at Nile Rodgers' DiscOasis in Central Park for a roller disco-themed party to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the classic dance show. Get the scoop on how all that came together and what it was like for them to see everyone after so much time apart. Plus, with it being March, they also talk about MTV Spring Break from Daytona Beach. From 1989 to 1991, MTV taped special episodes of Club MTV from Daytona on the beach during all the Spring Break festivities, so those three have all the tea! From the Club MTV dancers' Spring Break bus crash that derailed an early attempt by MTV to get into reality tv pre-Real World to fun Digital Underground and MC Hammer stories, and more. Who taught them how to do the Humpty Dance in Daytona? You'll just have to listen and find out! Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/⁠ Follow Club MTV Fanpage on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clubmtvfanpage Follow The Hottest Party On TV: ⁠Instagram

Joe Valenzuela from "Milk Carton Pop Stars" is back to talk all things Betty Boo! The UK rap and pop sensation was an inspiration for the Spice Girls. She had connections with Public Enemy, and hit the international charts with her track "Doin' The Do". We also chat about acceptable lip synching, Muchmusic Video Dance parties, and Club MTV!

For Episode 37 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, actress, stylist, and Club MTV dancer Helena Apothaker reminisces about her time on MTV's iconic dance show. Before appearing on programs such as Married With Children, Days of Our Lives, Chicago Hope and House, Helena was busting a move on Club MTV in 1987 & 1988. It was really cool to get her perspective on the show during that time but also what it was like going out to clubs and seeing underground movements and trends start to bubble up and cross over into the mainstream. We also get into her thoughts on Downtown Julie Brown, why in her opinion a show like Club MTV probably wouldn't work today, and how she knew when it was time for her to leave Club MTV. Helena also tells the story of how she discovered the Club MTV Fan Page account on Instagram and how that helped get her through a really tough moment in her life. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

In Episode 36 of The Hottest Party On TV, Club MTV dancer Lonnie Hughes makes his return to the podcast. Lonnie was on the podcast's first episode where he talked about coming to New York from the Virgin Islands, how he got on Club MTV and all the lessons he learned from his time on the show, and his enduring friendships. Lonnie is back on as he's got a very special project coming out that he'd love for you all to learn about. The dancer, actor, and all-around creative force has turned his hand to music as an outlet and is dropping his single "I Miss You" this week, and I'm very honored that he wanted this podcast to be the first place he got to talk long-form about the new song, how it came to be and how he hopes it will make people feel. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Follow Lonnie Hughes: Instagram Watch Lonnie's music video for "I Miss You" here: https://youtu.be/vZcEf-pL1DI Listen to "I Miss You" on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/7nDFuN6ACcMrp54YGrFRXL?si=55c88f4dea124e64 Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

For Episode 35 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, we're back with another interview with a Club MTV dancer and this time it's Dawn James! Her younger sister Robin was on the podcast a few weeks ago and that was a blast so it only made sense to chat with Dawn. And wow, what a story. Dawn made the most of her time dancing on Club MTV from 1987 to 1989 and really turned into a learning experience, soaking up as much knowledge and information as she could from the show's producers and camera guys, so it's no surprise that Dawn herself embarked on a decorated career producing, directing and working both behind the scenes and in front of the cameras. She's got a ton of great stories. We get into the Club MTV concert tour, Daytona Spring Break, her friendship with the late Gilbert Gottfried, her thoughts on if a show like Club MTV could work today and so much more. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

In Episode 34 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, 90s pop sensation Tara Kemp stops by to talk about her career. Tara is best known for her great 1991 hits "Hold You Tight" and "Piece of My Heart", which peaked at #3 and #7 respectively. "Hold You Tight" was the single that really put Giant Records on the map and made them a destination for a lot of hot pop, R&B, and hip hop acts during the early 90s as hits would soon follow afterward for the label from Color Me Badd, Jade, Jeremy Jordan, Good2Go and more. Of course, Tara made the rounds on the 90s dance shows of the day, you know Club MTV, The Party Machine, etc. She was also one of the acts that took part in the nationwide Club MTV concert tour in 1991 alongside Color Me Badd, Bell Biv Devoe, Tony! Toni! Toné!, C+C Music Factory, and Gerardo. Tara is also in the process of re-recording her classic hits and her shelved 1994 sophomore album that never got released in the 90s. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Follow Tara Kemp: Instagram - Facebook - Twitter Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

In Episode 33 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, Club MTV dancer Billy Angell stops by to talk all about his time on MTV's dance show. Huge shout out to Club MTV dancer and guest on Episode 28 Rochele Seskin for setting this up! When she recommended that I talk to Billy and put the two of us in contact, I knew I had to jump on it right away. A gymnast and musical theatre kid, Club MTV really was the right gig at the right time for a young Billy. He was on the show from 1987 through much of 1989 and as you'll hear him tell it, he really blossomed during his time on the show, finding his style, body confidence and so much more. We talk about how he got on Club MTV, his deep affinity for Debbie Gibson, his enduring friendship with Rochele, the joy he gets from teaching dance and what it was like dancing on tour for Gloria Estefan. He's done a lot! Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

In Episode 32 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, Club MTV dancer Robin Curry Nickel is here and talking all about her time on the show. Along with her sister Dawn, Robin joined Club MTV in 1987 and heated up the dancefloor for two years. We talk about her audition process, what it was like being on the show with her sister and having her there with her during her Club MTV experience, and never getting to talk in a segment with Downtown Julie Brown. Plus, her career in education now! Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

In Episode 31 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, we've got a very special treat! Not a Club MTV dancer or someone who worked behind the scenes on the show, but instead legendary freestyle artist Corina stops by to talk about her 1991 smash-hit "Temptation" that was in high rotation on Club MTV. In this interview, you'll hear how "Temptation" came to be, why Corina felt the freestyle bubble burst not too long after the song came out, her new single "Take Me Away", and how important performing on Club MTV was for her and the trajectory of her hit song. Plus, if you're listening to this in the Greater Toronto Area or will be visiting for Pride festivities this month, you can catch Corina live at Electric Circus: Diva's and Drag Queens happening on June 25 in Vaughan, just outside of Toronto. That's being thrown by 90s Nostalgia at Improve Canada and sharing the bill with Corina that night will be Kiesza, Estelle, Charvoni of Black Box, Robin S and so much more. Plus, a plethora of fabulous drag queens that have been featured on Drag Race Canada. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Corina's Website: https://www.corinakattayala.com/ Follow Corina: Instagram - Facebook - Twitter Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

As a special treat, here's the remastered and re-edited version of the second episode of The Hottest Party On TV podcast. What was it like being a goth/new wave kid handpicked to be on Club MTV? That was entrepreneur Leslie Bell's experience of getting on the show and we'll get into how that went for her on this episode of The Hottest Party On TV. We also touch on how the dancing evolved during her years on the show, what it was like seeing some of her favorite new wave acts stop by the Palladium to perform on Club MTV, and how she even wound up working behind the scenes at MTV. Leslie's a straight shooter, so buckle in for a fun listen. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

In Episode 30 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, Club MTV dancer Christian Liendo stops by to talk about his time on MTV's flagship dance show. An avid New York City nightclub-goer, Christian didn't aspire to be on TV but suddenly found himself cast on the show after impressing the show's casting director during a hilarious night out at the Palladium. Christian also holds the distinction of being one of the dancers in the mosh pit for the infamous Dead Milkmen performance of "Punk Rock Girl" on Club MTV. He unpacks how that situation unfolded from his point of view and the moment it devolved from kickass anarchist fun into an unfortunate uncomfortable moment. Plus, I got to publicly thank Christian for the gift he organized for me from himself and the other Club MTV dancers. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

In Episode 29 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, the spotlight is on dancer turned educator Kimmarie Lynch! An OG Club MTV dancer, Kim joined the show from its pilot in the summer of 1987 and definitely made the most of her MTV exposure. We talk about how Kim wound up in the music video for Johnny Kemp's classic song "Just Got Paid", dancing on stage with fellow Boston-native Bobby Brown, forming a pop duo with her Club MTV dance partner Anastacia (yes, the Anastacia of "Left Outside Alone", "I'm Outta Love" and recent winner of Masked Singer Australia) and a funny act of rebellion that saw Kim wear one outfit through an entire Club MTV taping day. Plus, Kim's candid thoughts on why her time on Club MTV came to an end. Not only that, we get into her time in STOMP, performing at the 1996 Oscars ceremony, and what led her to become an educator. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

In Episode 28 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, we've got another OG Club MTV dancer. This time, it's Rochele Seskin! Rochele joined the show at the very outset, being cast for the show's pilot in the summer of 87 and sticking around thru most of 89. A dancer, theatre kid, and now someone who helps the next generation of performers get ready for the spotlight, Rochele describes herself back then as being quirky and a bit of a hippie. We unpack the audition process, her relationship with Downtown Julie Brown, being featured in Tiger Beat, and how being on the show kicked off an enduring longtime friendship with her bestie and fellow Club MTV dancer Billy Angell. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

This week, the always fierce, fabulous, and flamboyant M.A. Taylor is on The Hottest Party On TV Podcast. A professionally trained dancer, M.A.was on Club MTV from the pilot episode in the summer of 1987 thru most of 1990. Tall, dressed to kill, and always busting out his signature pirouettes and kicks, MA was hard to miss while watching Club MTV. He's quite the character. We talked about how he got on the show, why he and the show's iconic host Downtown Julie Brown hit it off right away, why he felt like the dancing was better in the earlier years of Club MTV and so much more. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

In Episode 26 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, actress & writer Jocelyn Druyan is in the spotlight. One of the OG Club MTV dancers, Jocelyn joined the show right at the very beginning when it launched in the summer of 1987, so it was fun to get her take on the early days of the show and how it evolved while she was there. If you were a fan of the show, you'll likely remember her for her signature braid that she wore. Remember that, as we will touch on that later in the interview. In the years since Club MTV, Jocelyn has really flourished in the acting world and has taken part in some great film, theatre, and voice-over projects. We get into all of that, plus her connection to Debbie Gibson. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Jocelyn's Website: http://jocelyndruyan.com/ Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

In Episode 25 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, Jennifer Castiello-Verrino stops by to talk about her lengthy career in entertainment, starting with her time as a Club MTV dancer. Joining MTV's dance show in 1987, Jennifer had a front-row seat to see the hottest up-and-coming stars in dance & R&B music develop before her eyes which set the stage for her to make her own foray into music as part of the freestyle girl group Laissez Faire. With a huge dance hit under their belt with the song "In Paradise" and getting to open for Marky Mark & the Funky Bunch, Laissez Faire's career started taking off just as Jennifer felt she was starting to come into her own as a Club MTV dancer. As the 90s rolled on, Jennifer went on to dance on shows like The Grind, Global Groove, Singled Out, Soul Train, and even the Super Bowl. Currently, Jennifer is working to make the world a better place as a Guiding Eyes puppy socializer. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Follow Jennifer: Instagram Follow Laissez Faire: Instagram - Facebook Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

In episode 24 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, the spotlight is on Club MTV dancer Greg Telleri. As a teen who loved to dance, Club MTV was the perfect outlet for Greg to spread his wings and fly. We get into how Greg got on Club MTV, what it was like performing on the Club MTV college tours, and how being part of MTV's flagship dance show set him up to flourish with his business Untouchable Events and his music. Plus, Greg really wants a Club MTV reunion. Will it happen? Stay tuned! Listen to the Telleri Band album Burn Bright on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/7uOFUKrAhVvjfMXQ75U9IB?si=S-W4VH9lS86EcDszy7fkNw Listen to Duke Guillaume's song "Universally You" ft. Greg Telleri on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/3gKbE6nTwTowvehUsVVzzh?si=8109b50937654329 Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

In episode 23 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, Jeromme is joined by Club MTV dancer Melissa. If you watched MTV at all in the 90s, there's a good chance that you remember seeing Melissa on your TV screens. She joined Club MTV in 1991 and after the show abruptly ended the following year, she eventually became a mainstay on MTV's next big dance show The Grind. And if that's not enough, Melissa also ended up on MTV's aerobics-meets-dance show Daily Burn in the late 90s after The Grind came to an end. We get into what it was like being an MTV dancer for nearly a decade, what the differences were between the Downtown Julie Brown-helmed Club MTV and the Eric Nies-fronted The Grind, and fun stories of everyone from Bell Biv Devoe to White Zombie. Plus, a first for the podcast, a parking lot shoot-out story. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

In episode 22 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, Jeromme is joined by Club MTV dancer Freddie Luciano who now goes by Cisco Cage. Yes, we definitely get into what that is all about. Cisco and his brother Jose were two standout dancers on MTV's flagship dance show in the late 80s and early 90s and as such, Cisco has some pretty spicy opinions. Of course, we talk about how he got his start on the show, his thoughts on feeling overlooked at times despite having great moves, how the music progressed for the better the longer show went, how he would've cast the show, Gerardo and Freedom Williams jacking his style, and more. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Subscribe to Cisco Cage's Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/fluciano48 Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

In episode 21 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, Jeromme is joined by Club MTV dancer Marisa DiStefano Slaiby! Whereas a lot of dancers saw Club MTV as a launching pad to branch out into their own careers in entertainment, that wasn't Marisa's story. Nursing was her end goal and that's what she stuck to, but she certainly had a blast getting down on the Palladium dancefloor with the rest of the Club MTV dancers. We get into how she got on Club MTV, the difficulty of making the trek to the tapings in Manhattan from Rhode Island, a fun celebrity spotting story while out clubbing at the China Club, and more. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

In episode 20 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, Jeromme chats with the writer, music critic, celebrity interviewer, and cultural griot Craig Seymour. Before going on to write for outlets like Vibe and Entertainment weekly, interviewing stars like Janet Jackson, Cher, Mariah Carey, Beyonce, and writing a wonderful biography of Luther Vandross - Craig was dancing on Club MTV during the show's first few sets of tapings. We get into how he got on the show, a discussion about why Downtown Julie Brown was that girl, and a hilarious Debbie Harry story. Being that Craig is a lauded music writer, we also get into his thoughts on what the early period of Club MTV got wrong about dance music and club culture as well as a bit of a history lesson on the rise of remixes. It was a ton of fun! Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Follow Craig Seymour: Twitter - Instagram Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

In episode 19 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, Jeromme chats with Club MTV's floor producer and writer Lou Stellato. Yes, there were writers on Club MTV. The producer extraordinaire wore a variety of different hats at MTV, one of which was being Downtown Julie Brown's righthand man/wrangler during Club MTV tapings. We get into what exactly that entailed and there's a lot of fun broader MTV talk, too. His journey to MTV, how the VJ segments were shot and put together, how MTV's artist interviews worked, and insight into what it was like being at MTV when it was truly the epicenter of everything hot and happening in pop culture. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Keep up with Lou Stellato here: http://www.loustellatocreative.com Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

As a special treat, here's the remastered and re-edited version of the very first episode of The Hottest Party On TV Podcast. Jeromme chats with Club MTV dancer Lonnie Hughes about his journey coming from the Virgin Islands to landing a spot on MTV's then brand new dance show to his evolution to becoming a badass creative. When Lonnie's time on MTV came to an abrupt end, he took the tools he learned from being in that ecosystem and has gone on to flourish in the entertainment world on his terms. Lonnie's story is a true testament to the power of just going for it. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Follow Lonnie Hughes: Instagram Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram

In episode 18 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, Jeromme chats with model, actress and sommelier Sandra Taylor. Married With Children, Under Siege 2, dozens of Howard Stern appearances and a Playboy celebrity pictorial are just a few of the credits on Sandra's resume but before all of those fabulous things happened, she was Sandi busting a move at the Palladium on Club MTV. We talk about her being in the music video for Def Leppard's "Hysteria", she shouts out the Club MTV dancers that welcomed her in with open arms, how her entrepreneurial spirit had already started developing while she was on Club MTV, her current role as head sommelier for the Las Vegas Raiders and so much more. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Follow Sandra Taylor: Instagram - Sommelier Instagram Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram Follow Jeromme Graham: Instagram - Twitter

In episode 17 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, Jeromme chats with iconic dance music recording artist Lucas Prata. Before Lucas was setting the US Billboard dance charts on fire with his hits "And She Said", "Let's Get It On" and "Love Of My Life", he was burning up the Club MTV dancefloor. We talk about his backup dancing for freestyle legend George Lamond, the importance of MTV's My Super Sweet 16 in taking his music career to a global level and how the relentless perseverance that landed him a spot as a Club MTV dancer carried through the rest of his entertainment endeavors. Be sure to check out the Decades Of Dance Countdown With Lucas Prata only on SiriusXM's Utopia Channel 341, where Lucas counts down the top dance hits from a week in the 90s & 2000s. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Follow Lucas Prata: Instagram - Twitter Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram Follow Jeromme Graham: Instagram - Twitter

In episode 16 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, Jeromme chats with Club MTV dancer Ronnie Davidson. Ronnie joined Club MTV in 1987 and stayed with the show until it ended in 1992. We talk about his fun Club MTV audition story, how he got into choreographing dance routines on the show, crossing paths with Jennifer Lopez and Michael K. Williams in the 90s dance scene, meeting Janet Jackson and so much more. This chat was a long time coming and is full of lots of fun stories. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram - Twitter Follow Jeromme Graham: Instagram - Twitter

In episode 15 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, Jeromme chats with T-N-T, Torrance and Torrino Harvey. The famous Club MTV twins joined the show in 1989 and immediately made a splash with their matching outfits and eyecatching dance moves. We get into their past as child entertainers, how hip-hop evolved from the time of Club MTV to The Grind, and how Torrance became the Mayor of Newburgh, New York. There are a lot of gems and fun stories in this jampacked episode of the podcast. Settle in for a bit of double trouble! Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Be sure to pick up Torrance Harvey's books Ya Sankofa and America America, A letter to the Nation Written as a Collection of Poetry here: https://www.torranceharvey.com/books Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram - Twitter Follow Jeromme Graham: Instagram - Twitter

Jordan Peterson, defender of the patriarchy and crusader against gender-neutral pronouns, comes off as rather dainty. Rich and Tracie discuss him, his thought exercises, Michel'le, Euphoria, and more.You can check out Peterson's tenderness on his recent controversial appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience.This is also a good primer on his rigid views on masculinity and femininity which, ironically, he inadvertently eschews, in our opinionation.Watch Michel'le's "Nicety" video here.Her hit "No More Lies" is although worth a listen. You can watch people dancing to it on Club MTV in 1990 here.Here's that profile of Kathy Griffin from The New York Times. And here's the Twitter thread in which she reveals Sia's diagnosis of autism.Shop the Valentine's collection at Pipe Dreams!Check out Rich's other podcast, How to Do It.And for access to bonus episodes, additional content, and to subscribe to WAWU and our book club please visit our Patreon.

In episode 14 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, Jeromme chats with Rosie Santana Bryant about her time as a Club MTV dancer. Joining the show in late-89 and staying through most of 1991, true house-head and avid clubgoer Rosie was the perfect fit for MTV's flagship dance show. We get into how she got her start on Club MTV, how her style evolved during her time on the show, and what it was like taking part in the Club MTV college tours. And once you're done listening, check out her clothing line Bada$$ Leisurewear and pick up a few pieces. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Follow Rosie's clothing store Bada$$ Leisurewear: Instagram - https://badassfit.net/ Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram - Twitter Follow Jeromme Graham: Instagram - Twitter

On August 31, 2021, we celebrated the legacy of Club MTV by throwing an all-night TWITCH Live Stream party in honor of the classic dance show premiering on that same day in 1987. The nearly 8-hour long festivities included DJ sets from DJ Greg Corner, DJ Bizzon, and DJ Gemineye, plus video cameos from dancers Camille & Tracy, stylist Montgomery Frazier and iconic VJ Downtown Julie Brown all reflecting on their time on Club MTV. In episode 13 of The Hottest Party On TV podcast, Jeromme Graham, Greg Corner and Club MTV dancer Janel Scarborough hopped on Zoom to talk about how the Club MTV TWITCH celebration came to be, the planning involved, Greg Corner's Club MTV parties that he throws in Chicago and so much more. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Follow DJ Greg Corner: Instagram - TWITCH Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram - Twitter Follow Jeromme Graham: Instagram - Twitter

The Hottest Party On TV podcast is back with a new look, new music, and a new producer on board. In episode 12, Jeromme Graham chats with Milton Lage, the director of classic MTV shows like Remote Control, Unplugged, and most importantly...Club MTV! Find out how Milton got his start at MTV prior to the network officially launching, his push to get more rock music played on Club MTV, learn the process of taping an episode of MTV's flagship dance show, his thoughts on current day MTV and so much more. Episode produced by Esteban Vargas. Stay tuned for new episodes dropping every Throwback Thursday. Check out the Club MTV Fanpage Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClubMTVFanPage/ Follow The Hottest Party On TV: Instagram - Twitter Follow Jeromme Graham: Instagram - Twitter

This week on Dipperz Sarah and Lauren race home after school to catch the latest, hottest moves from the coolest of the cool...TV Dance Party shows! Dance Party USA, Soul Train, Club MTV, The Grind, Club Dance and Solid Gold. They go deep on our undying love for NKOTB, Kelly Ripa, Rosie Perez and remind y'all of a time before body wash and easy-squeeze lids.Follow on Amazon Music, Spotify, Stitcher, or where you get your podcastshttps://open.spotify.com/show/6LMXvqaGE3WsXHFhWMTuHB--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dipperz/message

This week on Dipperz Sarah and Lauren race home after school to catch the latest, hottest moves from the coolest of the cool...TV Dance Party shows! Dance Party USA, Soul Train, Club MTV, The Grind, Club Dance and Solid Gold. They go deep on our undying love for NKOTB, Kelly Ripa, Rosie Perez and remind y'all of a time before body wash and easy-squeeze lids.Follow on Amazon Music, Spotify, Stitcher, or where you get your podcastshttps://open.spotify.com/show/6LMXvqaGE3WsXHFhWMTuHB--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dipperz/message

Rock and roll wouldn't be what it is today without MTV. Before the rise of Napster and YouTube, MTV was where you discovered music and learned about what was going on with your favorite artists. There was something for everyone with shows like Headbangers Ball, Yo MTV Raps, 120 Minutes, and Club MTV. It also had shows like Remote Control, Singled Out, and Beavis & Butthead. On today's episode of Prisoners of Rock and Roll, we're talking about the golden years of MTV.Part of Pantheon Podcasts

Rock and roll wouldn’t be what it is today without MTV. Before the rise of Napster and YouTube, MTV was where you discovered music and learned about what was going on with your favorite artists. There was something for everyone with shows like Headbangers Ball, Yo MTV Raps, 120 Minutes, and Club MTV. It also had shows like Remote Control, Singled Out, and Beavis & Butthead. On today’s episode of Prisoners of Rock and Roll, we’re talking about the golden years of MTV. Part of Pantheon Podcasts

Rock and roll wouldn't be what it is today without MTV. Before the rise of Napster and YouTube, MTV was where you discovered music and learned about what was going on with your favorite artists. There was something for everyone with shows like Headbangers Ball, Yo MTV Raps, 120 Minutes, and Club MTV. It also had shows like Remote Control, Singled Out, and Beavis & Butthead. On today's episode of Prisoners of Rock and Roll, we're talking about the golden years of MTV.Part of Pantheon Podcasts

This is the true story of seven strangers picked to live in a house, work together, and have their lives taped. Find out what happens when people stop being polite and start getting real…. The Real World. We sat down with Eric Nies a few months prior to MTV’s decision to bring the entire cast of the original real world back together to live in the same loft almost thirty years later. Mr. Eric Nies was part of the granddaddy of all of reality TV, the original Real World, New York, Season One. THE show that changed, introduced, formed and revolutionized Reality TV. Welcome Eric. We start at the beginning by asking the question, just how did Eric get cast on the first ever Real World in NYC and what was casting like back when. With no prior reality show to look to, we discuss how he knew what to do when the cameras started rolling - he didn’t. With no predecessor to look to, we discuss how this makes the Real World, New York, Season One possibly the most authentic reality TV show ever. Eric discusses his hesitations to do certain things not knowing how the final product would turn out and the influence of producers and editing back then. He discusses how he was able to get used to cameras around 24/7 and what he thought of the finished product once aired. Eric discusses what MTV was like back in the day when it was the Chanel that played music all day and how he thought the Real World would maybe be a little show that a few people watched. On that note, we talk about how life suddenly changed once the show aired and became a multigernational blockbuster of supreme magnitude. We discuss his house mates Julie, Norman, Heather, Kevin, Becky and Andre and who he keeps in touch with today. He explains how once the Real World ended he was offered the gig as host of Club MTV, which led to MTV’s The Grind (also featuring a pre RHOBH Camille Grammer), which led to The Grind Workout Videos, which led to a long career as both a Competitor and Host of the classic MTV juggernaut The Challenge. He had movie offers, modeling offers and who could forget that Bruce Weber photoshoot book he was in with his brother (Google It). Being the hot commodity in town, no one said no. Money, fame, booze, drugs, women, anything at his fingertips that he wanted, Eric seemingly had it all. Until he didn't. With an addictive personality, Eric finally hit rock bottom and had his “aha" moment when he realized he needed to transform his life. He started working with Grandmasters and Shaman’s and currently runs a successful practice as a life, health, wellness, nutrition guide, spiritual guide and addiction rehabilitation facilitator for those in need. That is a long cry from the streets of New York and the height of fame. Eric and David discuss the aftermath of being in the spotlight, how fame is possibly the most addictive drug of all, the highs and lows of the entertainment business and how to navigate it successfully and come out the other side. A truly spectacular sit down you do not want to miss with The Real World New York’s Eric Nies. @nies.eric@behindvelvetrope@davidyontefBonus Episodes Available On Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/behindthevelvetropeBrought to you by Better HELP https://www.betterhelp.com/velvetrope (10% Off First Month - Use Code "velvet rope")Merch Available at - https://www.teepublic.com/stores/behind-the-velvet-rope?ref_id=13198 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Meet “Montgomery Frazier, The Image Guru”! He began his creative career serving as the Creative Director for a trendy, global fashion brand “Parachute” in New York City where he initiated the styling of the then “rising star” Madonna, Cher, Duran, Duran, and collaborating with then emerging fashion photographers, Mario Testino for the first Parachute advertising campaigns for both Interview & New York Magazine and David LaChapelle for his first feature film….!!!!Always ahead of the game with his hand on the "pulse of New York", Frazier was then offered a staff position as Fashion Director for the then revolutionary pop culture medium, MTV, where he served as the on-air Fashion Director for CLUB MTV, and styled his longtime muse and friend, Downtown Julie Brown! He was featured as the on-air Fashion Correspondent where he produced fashion-music routines for the show featuring then unknown designers like Dolce & Gabbana, Emporio Armani, Nicole Miller & Patricia Field. There, Montgomery introduced a generation of rock & rollers to the world of fashion and style….Today, Mr. Frazier's company, ‘The Guru Image Development’  is an image development "think tank" for creative direction, product launches, social media direction and outreach, celebrity branding and image development. Montgomery Frazier has served as a Contributing Editor to both Zink and Arude Magazines and was a NY Brand Ambassador for the LGBTQ website dot429Mr. Frazier is currently “the man behind the curtain” for the new social media platform, SohoMuse, “The Trusted Source for The Global Creative” where he continues to connect the global worlds of creativity on one social media platform with his current muse and SohoMuse Founder and Partner, Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin (yep, Vanderbilt)!!!Montgomery has just completed several back-to-back stints as Wardrobe Designer-Stylist, styling both the indie movie, ‘Nick and Nicky’ starring Sean Young, Patrick Askin & Ian Whitt, and a new TV series ‘A Beautiful Distraction’ starring Vivica Fox, Sean Young, Adrian Paul & Deborah Twiss, and continues to style and produce all the fashion shows for the internationally renowned fashion design brand, Malan Breton.Meet Aaron Paul, a natural-born star, with an alluring and captivating persona. He has an energy that is both elusive and magnetic. An influencer and personality with incredible fashion sense, he is often seen making appearances and being photographed on red carpets. Aaron’s career as a singer began at an early age when he was handpicked by Simon Cowell to be the lead singer of a boy band called Worlds Apart in his hometown of London. He came to New York to launch his solo career, and quickly made a name for himself, emerging as a critically acclaimed Singer, Host, and Author. With wide-acclaim as a performer and musician, his fashion sense earned him the title of “Fashion Cop” for US Weekly!!!This was a get together that would DEFINITELY have happened in-person if the circumstances in our 2020 world were different. But I have to remind myself daily how wonderful technology really can be. Here we are, we three, mending fences, and celebrating, gleefully….❤️

Another episode on black women in media! Let's get into black media doll Miss Downtown Julie Brown! We talk about her pre-MTV music gigs, her move from London to NY to LA, and the wild times on the Club MTV Tour. Instagram: @THEVIXENMEMOIRSJoin the Book Club: WWW.THEVIXENMEMOIRS.COMSubmissions: VIXENPODCAST@GMAIL.COMMusic: https://soundcloud.com/vhslogos

Malcolm Weldon and I first met on the Club MTV tour in 1989, and have been good friends ever since. Since our early days together with Paula Abdul and Milli Vanilli, Malcolm developed into one of the top production managers in our industry. Under the tutelage of super star manager Roger Davies, he has worked for some of the biggest artists in the business. From Janet Jackson to Tina Turner, Pink to Cher and from Sade to Beyonce, Malcolm knows how to produce a big show. He also has some great stories about Prince and why David Lee Roth wanted to fight him out back after the show. #malcolmweldon

October 5-11, 1991 This week to celebrate 450 Episodes of TV Guidance Counselor Ken welcomes the amazing Tyler Spencer aka Dick Valentine of the Electric Six. Ken and Tyler discuss adapting to the pandemic, investing in Zoom, humor tests for Ken, 1991, how the 80s went into the 1990s, Sharon Gless, being a late bloomer, starting University, being a drummer, realizing the front man gets to fire people, firing people, Jazz Dracula, The Best and Worst Dressed, how Ann Magnuson is the coolest person ever, Bongwater, Blair Underwood vs. Andy Griffith, Designing Women, artisanal craft tobacco, The Franklin Mint, writing letters to TV Guide, Northern Exposure, being burned by Twin Peaks, being hunted down by Barry Manilow, being very funny, going to college with the Sklar Brothers, OCD, being obsessive, having to talk between songs, Elvis adding tax, being into Hockey, growing up in Detroit, Edmonton, The Wailers, local fame, Gordy Howe, David Bowie and Wayne Gretzky, the miracle of Tony Danza, riding Barbra Mandrel to get to Mr. Ed, Pump Up The Volume, Football, why being half asleep and surprised is the best time to watch the Superbowl, being a UK Football celebrity, Gay Bar, Top of the Pops, Danger Danger High Voltage, Baby Spice, going Downtown, I Come in Peace, action flicks, loving Annie Potts, Corvette Summer, going initial, C. Everett Coop, seing Ghost over and over, Rescue 911, bad re-enactments, Unsolved Mysteries, The Day After, being desensitized, Mork and Mindy, Freaks and Geeks, going to see The Nude Bomb, Get Smart!, gambling problems, athletes guest starring on television shows, Magnum P.I., writing songs alone at Clippers games, Club MTV, She's Out of Control, Hunter, Fire Walk with Me, why Grand Canyon is the worst movie ever, thirtysomething, editing out the stutter from A Fish Called Wanda, cleaning up movies for TV, and Geraldo Rivera's filthy dirty sex life.

Ariana Grande, Lady Gaga, Billie Eilish, Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish – “everything i wanted” Eminem ft. Juice WRLD – “Godzilla” Future ft. Drake – “Life Is Good” Lady Gaga ft. Ariana Grande – “Rain On Me” Taylor Swift – “The Man” The Weeknd – “Blinding Lights” - GANADOR DaBaby Justin Bieber Lady Gaga - GANADORA Megan Thee Stallion Post Malone The Weeknd Billie Eilish – “everything i wanted” Doja Cat – “Say So” Lady Gaga with Ariana Grande – “Rain On Me” - GANADORA Megan Thee Stallion – “Savage” Post Malone – “Circles” Roddy Ricch – “The Box” BTS - GANADOR 5 Seconds of Summer Blackpink Chloe x Halle CNCO Little Mix**Monsta X Now United The 1975 Twenty One Pilots Mejor colaboración Ariana Grande & Justin Bieber – “Stuck with U” Black Eyed Peas ft. J Balvin – “RITMO (Bad Boys For Life)” Ed Sheeran ft. Khalid – “Beautiful People” Future ft. Drake – “Life Is Good” Karol G ft. Nicki Minaj – “Tusa” Lady Gaga ft. Ariana Grande – “Rain On Me” - GANADORA Mejor Artista emergente (Push) Doja Cat - GANADORA Jack Harlow Lewis Capaldi Roddy Ricch Tate McRae YUNGBLUD Mejor canción de pop BTS – “On” - GANADORA Halsey – “You should be sad” Jonas Brothers – “What a Man Gotta Do” Justin Bieber ft. Quavo – “Intentions” Lady Gaga with Ariana Grande – “Rain On Me” Taylor Swift – “Lover” Mejor canción de hip-hop DaBaby – “BOP” Eminem ft. Juice WRLD – “Godzilla” Future ft. Drake – “Life Is Good” Megan Thee Stallion – “Savage” - GANADORA Roddy Ricch – “The Box” Travis Scott – “HIGHEST IN THE ROOM” Mejor canción de rock Blink-182 – “Happy Days” Coldplay – “Orphans” - GANADORA Evanescence – “Wasted On You” Fall Out Boy ft. Wyclef Jean – “Dear Future Self (Hands Up)” Green Day – “Oh Yeah!” The Killers – “Caution” Mejor canción alternativa The 1975 – “If You’re Too Shy (Let Me Know)” All Time Low – “Some Kind Of Disaster” FINNEAS – “Let’s Fall in Love for the Night” Lana Del Rey – “Doin’ Time” Machine Gun Kelly – “Bloody Valentine” - GANADORA Twenty one pilots – “Level of Concern” Mejor canción latina Anuel AA ft. Daddy Yankee, Ozuna, Karol G & J Balvin – “China” Bad Bunny – “Yo Perreo Sola” Black Eyed Peas ft. Ozuna & J. Rey Soul – “MAMACITA” J Balvin – “Amarillo” Karol G ft. Nicki Minaj – “Tusa” Maluma ft. J Balvin – “Que Pena” - GANADORA Mejor canción de R&B Alicia Keys – “Underdog” Chloe x Halle – “Do It” H.E.R. ft. YG – “Slide” Khalid ft. Summer Walker – “Eleven” Lizzo – “Cuz I Love You” The Weeknd – “Blinding Lights” - GANADORA Mejor canción de K-Pop (G)I-DLE – “Oh My God” BTS – “On” - GANADORA EXO – “Obsession” Monsta X – “SOMEONE’S SOMEONE” Tomorrow X Together – “9 and Three Quarters (Run Away)” Red Velvet – “Psycho” Mejor video con mensaje social Anderson .Paak – “Lockdown” Billie Eilish – “all the good girls go to hell” Demi Lovato – “I Love Me” H.E.R. – “I Can’t Breathe” - GANADOR Lil Baby – “The Bigger Picture” Taylor Swift – “The Man” Mejor video desde casa 5 Seconds of Summer – “Wildflower” Ariana Grande ft. Justin Bieber – “Stuck with U” - GANADORA Blink-182 – “Happy Days” Drake – “Toosie Slide” John Legend – “Bigger Love” Twenty one pilots – “Level of Concern” Mejor presentación de cuarentena Chloe & Halle – “Do It” from MTV’s Prom-athon CNCO – Unplugged At Home - GANADORA DJ D-Nice – Club MTV presents #DanceTogether John Legend – #togetherathome Concert Series Lady Gaga – “Smile” from One World: Together At Home Post Malone – Nirvana Tribute Mejor dirección Billie Eilish – “xanny” Doja Cat – “Say So” Dua Lipa – “Don’t Start Now” Harry Styles – “Adore You” Taylor Swift – “The Man” - GANADOR The Weeknd – “Blinding Lights” Mejor cinematografía 5 Seconds of Summer – “Old Me” Camila Cabello ft. DaBaby – “My Oh My” Billie Eilish – “all the good girls go to hell” Katy Perry – “Harleys In Hawaii” Lady Gaga ft. Ariana Grande – “Rain On Me” - GANADORA The Weeknd – “Blinding Lights” Mejor dirección de arte A$AP Rocky – “Babushka Boi” Dua Lipa – “Physical” Harry Styles – “Adore You” Miley Cyrus – “Mother’s Daughter” - GANADORA Selena Gomez – “Boyfriend” Taylor Swift – “Lover” Mejores efectos visuales Billie Eilish – “all the good girls go to hell” Demi Lovato – “I Love Me” Dua Lipa – “Physical” - GANADOR Harry Styles – “Adore You” Lady Gaga ft. Ariana Grande – “Rain On Me” Travis Scott – “HIGHEST IN THE ROOM” Mejor coreografía BTS – “On” - GANADORA CNCO ft. Natti Natasha – “Honey Boo” DaBaby – “BOP” Dua Lipa – “Physical” Lady Gaga ft. Ariana Grande – “Rain On Me” Normani – “Motivation” Mejor edición Halsey – “Graveyard” James Blake – “Can’t Believe the Way We Flow” Lizzo – “Good As Hell” Miley Cyrus – “Mother’s Daughter” - GANADORA Rosalía – “A Paleí” The Weeknd – “Blinding Lights”

We review the new MTV reality show, Lindsay Lohan’s Beach Club, on The Pilot Podcast. Join us as we watch attractive, young Americans work for Lindsay Lohan at a beach club in Mykonos where the main objective is to sell cabanas and booze. While neither of us would visit her beach club, we have to admit the sand and water looked absolutely breathtaking and would make a great vacation spot. --- Connect With Us: * Email us at askthepilotpodcast@gmail.com * Tweet us at twitter.com/ThePilotPod * Like us on facebook.com/thepilotpodcast * Follow us at instagram.com/thepilotpod * Visit us at thepilotpodcast.com * Buy us a coffee with ko-fi.com/thepilotpodcast Don't forget to leave us a review and rating on iTunes and Stitcher! And check out our sponsor, Audible!

Dean Sabatino aka Dean Clean/May 19, 2014 Joseph A. Gervasi interviews Dean Sabatino, better known under his nom-de-Milkmen Dean Clean. Dean was born in Camden, NJ, but grew up in a rural area outside Philadelphia. By the early 1980s, he was in the two-person band Narthex and playing shows in Philadelphia, including at the (in)famous Hot Club. Upon the demise of Narthex, Sabatino joined The Dead Milkmen as their first and only drummer. We talk about Dean’s young life (where he was a fun of progressive rock!) and his incremental move to Philadelphia, where he ultimately lived with the three other members of the band for some years. The Dead Milkmen’s surprise hit song “Punk Rock Girl” earned them play on MTV and got the band a Club MTV in a performance (with a bemused and abused Downtown Julie Brown) that must be seen to be believed (but for the benefit of those who haven’t seen it, Dean discusses the performance in detail). Since Dean was the last remaining living original member of the band I needed to interview, we also talk a bit about the sad demise of Dave Schulthise (aka Dave Blood), the bass player in The Dead Milkmen who took his own life in 2004 at the age of 47. Despite breaking up for several years, The Dead Milkmen are back and continue to record and perform. Dean Sabatino is genial and thoughtful throughout the interview and I know any fan of the band or individuals curious about Philadelphia’s underground music scene of the 1980s will enjoy my talk with him. The Dead Milkmen website The post LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! Episode 51: Dean Sabatino aka Dean Clean of The Dead Milkmen appeared first on Cinepunx.

Rodney Linderman aka Rodney Anonymous /September 28, 2013 Joseph A. Gervasi interviews Rodney Linderman aka Rodney Anonymous of The Dead Milkmen (and many other bands and musical projects). At nearly 89-minutes, this is not the longest interview in the series. I can assure you, however, that there are more words said in this interview than in any other, and perhaps in all of them combined. Rodney loves to talk-talk-talkand he has many strong opinions-opinions-opinions — and that’s why Philadelphia loves him! A complete catalogue of what Rodney discusses in this interview would be impossible for me to detail without my fingers falling off, but here’s a bit of what you’ll hear: Rodney’s young life in a working class steel town, the early days (aka “The Fictitious Years”) of The Dead Milkmen, how the Dead Milkmen became a real band, the unlikely hit that was the song “Punk Rock Girl” and how the band sabotaged their appearance on Club MTV, the state of music criticism and the music scene in general, twee beardy bands and the undue attention paid to them, why drugs are bad, some well-known folks Rodney hates, etc. Get ready for an aural speedball! P.S. For the record, I love the breezy ’60s harmony pop band The Association. The Dead Milkmen website     The post LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! Episode 38: Rodney Linderman aka Rodney Anonymous of The Dead Milkmen appeared first on Cinepunx.

Joe Genaro of The Dead Milkmen/March 7, 2013 Joseph A. Gervasi interviews Joe Genaro, also known as Joe Jack Talcum, Jack Talcum, Jasper Thread, Butterfly Fairweather, Butterfly Joe, and Jonk Provuc, of Philadelphia’s most popular punk/pop band, The Dead Milkmen. They talk about Joe’s upbringing, his early love of music like The Byrds and The Beatles, meeting fellow Milkman Rodney Anonymous, the forming of the band, the popularity that came to a head with the song “Punk Rock Girl” (which Joe sang), causing chaos on Club MTV, touring, the suicide of band member Dave Schulthise, and Joe’s other bands over the years. Photos by Karen Kirchhoff The post LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! Episode 10: Joe Genaro of The Dead Milkmen appeared first on Cinepunx.

Before listening to the show, please take the time to fill out a 5-minute survey on podcast advertising. When you're finished you can enter a drawing for a $100 Amazon gift card! This week we talk about Father's Day and so much more. We all agree that the guitar solo is a lost art. For Father's Day, Jon and Moltz were both planning on going to the movies, Mad Max: Fury Road and Jurassic World, respectively. Lex expected to get an Eagles-related gift. For Father's Day, Moltz did get chain saw but it didn't work out and is going back. WTF had Barack Obama on but we've only ever had John Gruber. The statistical-like people say that screen time is not so bad for kids. Yay, we're all winners! If it makes it into the episode, here are some links for Dance Party USA and Club MTV. Our thanks this week to Loot Crate, a monthly subscription box service for epic geek items. For less than $20 a month you get 6-8 items that include licensed gear, apparel and collectible items. And they are awesome. Go to LootCrate.com/TTCA and enter code "TTCA" to save $3 off any subscription. Follow us: @ttcashow. Lex Friedman can be found @lexfri, John Moltz can be found @Moltz and Jon Armstrong is @blurb.

It's episode 5 and Bob got his Mom to do an intro for the show.  Topics discussed are Gerald's new dry erase board for improving the show, Bob pleasuring himself to Soul Train and Club MTV, the Super Bowl, The Expendables 2, a challenge to Chuck Norris, one of Bob's favorite movies as a kid The Sword & The Sorcerer, a trip to a San Angelo Pizza Hut with Chase Durousseau, and other poop.