Podcasts about club nights

In this special Pride episode, hosts Carol and Jeevan talk to Dr. Amin Ghaziani, a professor of sociology and Canada Research Chair in Urban Sexualities at UBC, about his new book Long Live Queer Nightlife: How the Closing of Gay Bars Sparked a Revolution. They speak about the evolution of queer nightlife, the nuances of intersectional belonging, and the importance of intentional allyship.Link ListUBC Profile: Amin GhazianiAmin Ghaziani: LinkedIn / LinktreeAmin's Social Media: Instagram / XAmin's Books: Princeton University PressAmin's NYT Review: Book Review: Long Live Queer NightlifeAmin on JVN's Getting Curious Podcast: Where Have All The Gay Bars Gone?Amin on NPR's Marketplace Podcast: Why Gay Bars Are Closing - And What's Taking Their PlaceTwitter/X: Carol / JeevanCheck out our full archive of episodes here

This show is FREE for everyone but after Aug 3rd will only be available on our paid tiers on Patreon: www.patreon.com/clubat22 Scott and Ally here with Club Nights. They discuss: - Connor Goldson departs and says goodbye to Rangers - John Bennett's interview released on Rangers media channels - We also discuss our trip to Berlin Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Scott returns with Club Nights after an eventful trip to Berlin. He brings reaction to: Cerny joins on a season long loan deal Clements interview with Sky Sports ahead of the new season Dessers' comments after weekends 4-4 draw with Union Berlin Quick round up of other news This show is FREE for everyone but after Aug 3rd will only be available on our paid tiers on Patreon: www.patreon.com/clubat22  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Scott here with Club Nights. Tonight's agenda: First games at Hampden Confirmed Clement speaks to RTV Raskin injury requires a scan After 3rd of August this show will only be available for our Patreon Members. To hear more from Club at 22 head over to our Patreon: www.patreon.com/clubat22 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Part 2 of my Club Night's series, bringing you another club inspired 60 minute mix! Tracklisting: 1. Jay Vegas - Break Ya Down (Mark Knight Remix) 2. Jay Vegas - Wanna Dance 3. The Deepshakerz, Turntables Night Fever - Oh Phunk! 4. Zsak - Dance With Me 5. Groove Armada, Red Rat, Stush - Get Down (Mark Knight Remix) 6. Mark Knight, Armand Van Helden - Don't Abuse It 7. Mark Knight, Darius Syrossian, James Hurr - I Got All This Love 8. Yvvan Back - Get On The Floor (Hotswing Remix) 9. Dario Nunez, Alex Now (ES) - The Sound The Vibe 10. Mark Knight, Mr Roy - Something About U 11. D:Ream - Things Can Only Get Better (Mark Knight Remix) 12. Milk & Sugar - Let The Sun Shine (James Hurr Scorchio Mix) 13. Sterling Void Ft. Paris Brightledge - It's Alright (Mark Knight Remix) 14. Mark Knight - Yebisah Enjoy & thanks for stopping by! JW

Part of my new Club Nights series, the best straight from the worldwide dance floors, enjoy! Tracklisting: 1. Many Few, Eddie Craig, Angie Brown - Giving Me More 2. Scruby - Tongarra 3. AYYBO - All We Need (Deep Inside) 4. James Haskell Ft. David LeSal - Lose Your Mind 5. Marvin Sykes - Drum Beats Go Like This 6. Lyle M - Back To The Old Skool 7. GW Harrison, Ron Carroll - House Revelation 8. Daniel Steinburg - Something You Should Know 9. Darius Syrossian - Disco Slammer 10. Sam Curran - Boogie Nights 11. Angelo Ferreri - All Times Disco 12. Yolanda Be Cool - I Got Your Man 13. Bruno Furlan - Better Days 14. Cool Jack - Just Come (Marco Lys Remix) 15. Chris Lake, Nathan Nicholson, Sammy Virji - Summertime Blues

In this episode I am joined by Paul Hammer. We discuss our desire to reshape the networking and events space by creating an informal environment that is open for all.Paul shares his experience within the events space, and offers some inside views on how events are evolving within the data centre and tech spaces.Paul outlines his recent creation, Data & AI Nights, and we share our goals with the creation of Data Centre Club Nights.We both have a passion is the power of community and we are now looking to empower the community to create positive change.Are you in?The Inside Data Centre Podcast is recorded in partnership with DataX Connect, a specialist data centre recruitment company based in the UK. They operate on a global scale to place passionate individuals at the heart of leading data centre companies. To learn more about Andy Davis and the rest of the DataX team, click here: DataX Connect

Kaci jay is here to spill the tea. She doesn't hold back on clearing up Tiktok romance rumours, Love Islanders sliding into her DMs & Wild Club Nights.  Follow Kaci Jay: https://www.instagram.com/kaci.jay/ 

Electric Dreams, Telefunken, Freak Scene...Cork was the Capital of Clubbing in Ireland. PJ remembers these nights with Colm Lougheed of Electric Dreams who is rebooting! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For this month's edition of the MANX SKY AT NIGHT, resident Astronomer Howard Parkin takes us on a tour of the IOM Observatory. Group visits, and visitors on Club Nights are always welcome - email Howard if you'd like more information - howardparkin@manx.net

GKBarry & Max Balegde Spill The Tea On The Jack Wills Ski Trip. They don't hold back dishing the dirt on sh*tting the bed, violent club fans and saucy sleepovers.  Get ready to upgrade your icy essentials you need using our code NOTMYBAGG10. Don't wait, shop NOW at https://Jackwills.com using our code NOTMYBAGG10  Follow Grace: https://www.instagram.com/gkbarry_/?hl=en  Follow Max: https://www.instagram.com/max_balegde/?hl=en Joe Baggs: https://www.tiktok.com/@joebxggs?lang=en  George Baggs: https://www.tiktok.com/@georgebxggs?l... 

On up to the minors this week we talk McDavid and Sammy Blais' weird weeks, the Leafs fan survey and make our picks for the cup final

This week, Stu Whiffen, the man of many jobs, chats with Jordan Rizzieri about his life and career.Stu kicks us off with a discuss about how music was always important to him (1:38), and how his father's relationship with work inspired him as he got older (2:44). His parents did encourage him to get a qualification so he had something to fall back on (7:29).He goes on to explain how he "stumbled" into his career path by way of the college he attended to study mechanics (10:18). Eventually, he found his way into club promotion, doing it the "DIY way" (14:21). When it comes to promotion, whether it's a club night or promoting his own band, Stu points to an ability to talk to people and be confident that helped make him a success (17:07). If you're looking for the first name drop, it comes at (19:26), before Stu goes on to discuss his second band and his complicated relationship with joy (21:21).  Eventually, he found himself managing the nightclub, The Pink Toothbrush (24:00), and promoting at other club nights including with our mutual friend Scroobius Pip [name drop number 2 ] (26:12). He puts the blame squarely on Pip for getting him into podcasting as well (28:50).If you're wondering where Jordan and Stu's paths crossed, it was doing the podcasting magazine PodBible (33:12). Finally, St shares what he hopes any listener takes away from his weird and wonderful story (38:05).Follow Don't Talk to Me About Work on Twitter @DTTMAWpod. You can follow Jordan on Twitter and Instagram @JordanRizzieri.

Today we are joined by comedian Mae Planert! In addition to performing comedy in NYC and around the country, Mae also hosts two popular podcasts, "We Were Had" and "Risqué Business News." In today's episode we talk about how not every situation is what it seems, how sometimes the end of something can be the best thing for you, being THOSE study abroad girls (not sorry) and the very best 30th birthday gift to yourself. Follow Mae!: INSTAGRAM: @mae_planert ATTEND ONE OF MAE'S SHOWS: https://thetinycupboard.com/events/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMInob7jILY9gIVDLLICh2hqAU7EAAYASAAEgJSsvD_BwE https://www.westsidecomedyclub.com/events/clayton-fletcher-ashley-austin-morris-eagle-witt-brian-scolaro-mae-planert-vannessa-jackson LITTY COMMITTEE CANDLE CLUB LINK: https://www.patreon.com/MOUSH Haus Haux is a conversational podcast hosted by multi-media artist, designer and entrepreneur Ani Moush. Every week, Ani will interview comedians, artists, entertainers, and more to try to figure out how they keep themselves accountable to their craft and how they found their way as an artist!  Ani Moush @ani_moush @by_moush MY WEBSITE: animoushmedia.com Brought to you by Too Much Content  www.toomuchcontent.live @toomuchcontent.live

This week, H and Benzo are joined by André, a DJ and the owner of Safari, a Latin based events company about him picking up DJing during lockdown, the cultural differences between clubbing and music in the UK and his home country of Portugal, how networking led to the creation of his events company and a whole lot more. Tap in!@andresousa_29@safariparty_@nothingbutmusicpodLet us know what you thought!Support the Show.Follow us on Instagram to stay up to date!@nothingbutmusicpod@husain.m8@blogbybenzo

Guest of the night is Porsha Points.

Charles and Graham head straight to the subject of musical re-evaluation, as they explore the evolution of reputations around such luminaries as Nick Drake and Sinead O'Connor. Graham lets Charles in to his secret Thursday Night Film Club with a focus on the work of Jean-Luc Godard. Graham feeds back his thoughts on the public art commission on tour and currently on the Stray in Harrogate to mark the passing of those who succumbed to Covid-19, In Memoriam. Charles shares his joy and admiration for the latest exhibition in York Art Gallery by Grayson Perry.

Bushman of WJLB talks about the wild days of St. Andrew's club nights and living across the street. Polo Frost joins the conversation and talks about going viral on TikTok

Anna Harsh breaks down a dance class taking you beyond the steps and showing you the survival skills dance teaches us. Plus learn the secrets to making great choreography for your next show or competition. The elements and qualities that each dance should have to make it memorable. Anna also shares her new song she created called CLUB NIGHTS. So make room in the living room and have a dance party with your family ! Lots of fresh new classes for 2021 ! Check out her site https://allegrodanceco.square.site - book your lesson today! Or check out her company Allegro Dance Company www.allegrodancecompany.net --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anna-harsh/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anna-harsh/support

House parties. Clubs. Festivals. And everything in between. As some of us approach the end of lockdown, I caught up with Nooky to talk about some of our nights out together. From the police getting called to his house party, festival etiquette, nights out at Tiger Tiger/Oceana and find out which celebrity used to lend me their ID.

Ronnie Joice - self-described 'madman in Littl'ans - has some great stories from the 00s indie scene and he came onto The Boys in the Band Podcast tell share some of his favourites! From an unlikely introduction to the band and the story behind their hit Their Way, to touring with Pete Doherty's Babyshambles and rocking out in New York with the Horrors, there are some great tales of life on the road as an indie band in the '00s. Ronnie has also DJ'd at a whole host of festivals and club nights, and runs through the best of the best London indie club nights which had us out every night of the week back in the day! Littl'ans fan? Share your memories of the band with us:  Twitter: @TheBITBpod Instagram: @boysinthebandpod Facebook: The Boys In The Band Podcast Or drop us an Email - boysinthebandpod@gmail.com Written, presented and produced by Peter Smith and Richard Gallagher Pod thumbnail design by Daniel Curtin *Recorded on 12 November 2020* FREE BEER! Our sponsors Beer 52 have a great offer for Boys in the Band Podcast listeners! If you fancy a free case of 8 craft beers go to beer52.com/band and all you have to do is cover the postage costs of £5.95. 

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Beans On Toast - aka Jay McAllister - was at the heart of the London indie scene in the 2000s. A prolific alt-folk songwriter, his social commentaries - often in collaboration with some of the era's biggest stars - were turned around in double-quick time. But when he wasn't on stage himself he was running some of the biggest indie club nights in the capital, such as Frog. Here, he tells The Boys in the Band Podcast how he helped turn the iconic Nambucca pub from a quiet, empty boozer into the epicentre of the London indie scene, with help from his friends Frank Turner, The Holloways, Florence and The Machine and many more. He also reflects on his ELEVEN studio albums, teases number twelve, and explains how his quick songwriting and straight-talking style has enabled him to release singles during lockdown about the coronavirus pandemic.  Beans On Toast fan? Share your memories of the band with us:  Twitter: @TheBITBpod Instagram: @boysinthebandpod Facebook: The Boys In The Band Podcast Or drop us an Email - boysinthebandpod@gmail.com Written, presented and produced by Peter Smith and Richard Gallagher Pod thumbnail design by Daniel Curtin. Photo: @ghandi.photography

Welcome to YSR 03. In this episode of Yesound Radio we are going to explore some more Melodic Techno with catchy melodys, trancey riffs and big Drops. Perfect for some sweaty Club Nights or sunny Festival days with a smile on your Face. So enjoy this hour full of good Vibes.

On today's THE AUDACIOUS BABE PODCAST episode I've had the absolute pleasure to be chatting with the wonderful Annik Petrou from Speaker Express and we are talking all about how you should be using Public Speaking to grow your business.  We touch upon Annik's personal journey and fears she used to have all surrounding Public Speaking and how she overcame them by starting her own Public Speaking training business - Speaker Express back in 2011.  Annik and I met a few months ago when I have looked into Public Speaking for my our development and have found Speaker Express. After watching some of their wonderful content online, I then decided to go to one of their monthly Club Nights in London. That's where Annik and I met and have met up multiple times ever since.  Public Speaking can be such a wonderful tool and skill to have in your arsenal as it not only help you to grow your business and increase your exposure but it also helps you on a personal development level as well because it will boost your confidence levels regardless of where you are currently at on your own journey in life.  "If you don't have the confidence [yet], you need courage. [...] This is what helps build your confidence - the ability to push yourself out of your comfort zone..." I'm such a fan of Speaker Express and their Speaker Method - which in a nutshell is a 6-step method that will have you to grow your business with speaking.  "As the business grows the more visibility you have (online or offline) [...] with public speaking you are faster to build that trust and connection with your audience." Listen to the full episode to learn  all about this 6-step Speaker Method and all of Annik's wonderful and highly valuable tips for photographers to utilise public speaking in their business.    Website: https://theaudaciousbabe.com Episode 40: https://theaudaciousbabe.com/podcast-episode-40-interview-with-annik-petrou-using-public-speaking-to-grow-your-business 1-To-1 Mentoring: https://theaudaciousbabe.com/business-mentoring Join the Community: https://theaudaciousbabe.com   Follow us on Social Media: Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/theaudaciousbabe Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theaudaciousbabe

Welkom bij weer een brand new episode van Joy & Jay Today. In deze episode bespreken de jongens waar wel en geen grappen meer over gemaakt kunnen worden en hoe zij het nachtleven ervaren.

In our 8th episode, the Talking Feet team is joined by fellow podcasters Halina & Phoebe from PodcART. They host the New Music podcast together and are very active within music in Glasgow but inhabit different areas of the community. In this episode, Halina & Phoebe opened up about where their music experiences in Glasgow began, where they are now and enlightening each other of music spaces & places. They also discuss their upcoming creative endeavours, DIY events and make comparisons to the rest of the UK. And although they make some genuine, positive and constructive criticism of Glasgow’s scene, they ultimately come back around to what makes this dear green space so dear to them. You’ve been listening to the Talking Feet podcast, brought to you by Walking Heads and produced by Inner Ear. You can find out more about PodcART at podcart.co, p o d c a r t . c o. You can subscribe to the Podcart New Music Podcast on all major platforms. You can find out more about UNKNOWN on twitter on the handle UNKNOWNGLASGOW, all one word, all caps. The first event is on the 20th of September at Bloc on Bath Street, from 11-3 and is titled Knowledge & Understanding. The event is free entry and all proceeds/donations will go to the GSA People of colour society. Do check out and have a listen to our Glasgow Music Tour, which hosted on the Guidigo app, just search for Walking Heads. It’s also available on our website. Download the Guidigo app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Is there someone in particular you’d like to hear on our podcast? Contact us via twitter for your suggestions. Continuing in the theme of our Glasgow Music Tour, we are joined in our next episode with two DJ/Producers based in Glasgow - Rebecca Vasmant and Patrick Pothul. Rebecca juggles a busy DJ schedule with a slot on Worldwide FM and production with Scottish National Jazz Orchestra trombonist Chris Greive Glasgow Jazz Experiment. Patrick also DJ’s regularly across Glasgow and runs the Glasgow-based Hip Hop label, Handpicked. You can subscribe to our podcast on all the major platforms, like iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and Acast. If you have any feedback for us or enjoy what we are doing, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or on whatever platform you use. Our artwork is by Rae-Yen Song and our music is by Ryan Gibson. To find out more about Walking Heads, go to walkingheads.net.

In this seventh episode, the Talking Feet team captures the conversation between by Robert Kilpatrick of the Scottish Music Industry Association and SAY Award, and Stina Tweeddale from the band Honeyblood. Bringing together the perspectives of an industry professional and a performing artist, we get an informative and engaging glance at how the music industry and scenes function in such a unique city, touching upon much of the magic that makes experiencing music in Glasgow so vibrant and exciting. They make connections between local community support and global influence, and discuss how Scotland/Glasgow sounds have helped to shape the development of modern music. They also talk about emerging artists to keep an eye on, celebrate the local record labels, make comparisons to other cities like London and of course, in keeping with our Glasgow Music Tour, they discuss the venues that serve and support live music in the city. The Talking Feet podcast is brought to you by Walking Heads and produced by Inner Ear. You can find out more about the Scottish Music Industry Association at smia.org.uk and you can find out more about the Scottish Album of the Year Award at sayaward.com. You can find out more about Stina and the band Honeyblood on social media and at their website, honeyblood.co.uk Do check out and have a listen to our Glasgow Music Tour, which hosted on the Guidigo app, just search for Walking Heads. It’s also available on our website. Download the Guidigo app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Is there someone in particular you’d like to hear on our podcast? Contact us via twitter for your suggestions. You can subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Mixcloud, Soundcloud and Buzzsprout. If you have any feedback for us or enjoy what we are doing, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or on whatever platform you use. Our artwork is by Rae-Yen Song and our music is by Ryan Gibson. To find out more about Walking Heads, go to walkingheads.net.

Here we go again lol, this week we're back with another guest.... This week my guest is Sanchez ( @Sanchezdagreat ) who is one of the biggest promoters in the city when it comes to night life..... Sanchez spends nights promoting in some of the top notch strip clubs in the city and We talked about how he got his start, how we ended up linking up, and why he says he has the best job in life looking at ass and titts every night lol..... I know your interested so lets get right into the show!! Kick ya head back twice on ice and keep cool you are now introduced to the SPIT!!!! If you wanna join the Spit squad make sure you Listen, Like, Subscribe, Comment, Share & Rate!!!!

Hit the [↻ Repost] button if you like it! #152 of our podcast row by @davidjach! ➡ https://www.facebook.com/djdavidjach ➡ https://twitter.com/davidjach ➡ https://www.youtube.com/user/kutschdav ➡ https://www.instagram.com/david_jach ➡ https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/davidjach ➡ https://www.discogs.com/artist/1868004-David-Jach From time to time it feels like a dream. The big boys are playing their records and the party keeps going on and on. David Jach is no longer just one of those Djs… He found his way, his style and he works steadily on his magic. For years, his records have been loaded and his tour schedule is heavy these days. Jach represents a new generation of musicians, who rely on their own emotions rather than the “great hypes” and still, his sound somehow manages to sneak in between the almost identical sounding tracks of the Beatport Top20. However, David Jach does not only count on his vinyl productions but also on his live performing qualities. The freshness of his performances is catching and evokes an almost romantic picture of perfect Open-Air-Days and Club-Nights, some of which he is celebrating on a regular basis within the scope of his own event “Freunde Feiern”. Colourful, slightly soaked with house and deep sound elements, always a bit nostalgic but at the same time several steps ahead of the usual burbling techno-releases. Most recently, David Jach and his mate Beatamines have performed an electronic concert with a philharmonic orchestra. The video of this special production went around the world and the concert will be repeated in a number of special locations. It’s up to you to open your ears and your mind – this boy is hardworking and he’s out to get you.

In this second episode, we invited two local artists with common ground to share their experiences with music in Glasgow. We were joined by Darren McGarvey, who performs under the name Loki, to have a chat with rising talent, Joe Heron, known to many as Shogun. We will hear about early gigs, influential venues and look at not only the common ground but their individual experiences of Hip Hop and Grime in a city often known for bands or house and techno. To kick things off, the guys discuss their time performing in Glasgow. Please note that this episode includes explicit content and swearing. The Talking Feet podcast is brought to you by Walking Heads and produced by Inner Ear. Is there someone in particular you’d like to hear on our podcast? Contact us via twitter for your suggestions. You can subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Mixcloud, Soundcloud and Buzzsprout. To find out more about Walking Heads, go to walkingheads.net. Our intro/outro music bed is by Ryan Gibson and our podcast artwork is by Rae-Yen Song.

In this first episode, we are joined by Jm Gellatly who leads the Glasgow Music Tour. No one knows the new music scene better, but we've often wondered where Jim's relationship with city's music scene began? He joined Dougal Perman in the Inner Ear studio to talk about Glasgow music. Together, they explore what makes Glasgow a music city and visit key venues in the scene. Find out more about the Glasgow Music Tour and our other audio walking tours at walkingheads.net and follow us on twitter on @walkingheads.

Robbie Graham - Live @ Rong Manchester - FSOE Club Nights by Robbie Graham

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This week's mix comes from one of our very own infeCtious residents Hed-One, a North Wales based DJ who has featured on numerous local Club Nights and festivals. Hed-One is widely known for his versatility as a DJ being able to hold the lime light while headlining, and also for crafting the vibe of the night as a warm up DJ with his broad range of House & Techno. Tracklist 1. Raze (Yaya Remix) - Chris Tietjen [Moan] 2. Ketch - Sheldon [Body Parts] 3. Invisible Key - Itamar Sagi [Ovum Recordings] 4. Tune up Seattle - Proudly People [Draft] 5. Microshit (Reelow Remix) - Gustahvo Bacilo [Hopeless label] 6. Trip - Andre Kronert [Stockholm LTD] 7. Origin - Marc Faenger [Minus] 8. 9th Configuration - Martin Buttrich, Audiofly [Supernature] 9. Atrium (konstatin Sibold dub) - Honesty and Daniel Paul [Cabinet Records] 10. Spoken Magic Spell (Sable Sheep Remix) - Francisco Allendes, Bimas [Moan] 11. The Sudden Rush - Pig & Dan [Bedrock Records]

Ian Todd talks to Holly Burn about her Edinburgh show,Club Nights,Lady Gaga,live shows and more.