Podcasts about Coachwhips

In this episode, we talk with Connor Wardle about the natural history of Coachwhips and Whipsnakes. We discuss Connor's work with this group of snakes that many people shy away from. We also discuss a book project he has with the group. Follow:Zac Loughman  @ dr_crawdad on IGhttps://www.instagram.com/dr_crawdad/On FB https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100011423011423Matt Most @ sarpamitrausahttps://www.instagram.com/sarpamitrausa/On FBhttps://www.facebook.com/SarpamitraLLCWebsitehttps://sarpamitra.comFollow MPR Network on:FB: https://www.facebook.com/MoreliaPythonRadioIG: https://www.instagram.com/mpr_network/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtrEaKcyN8KvC3pqaiYc0RQMore ways to support the shows.Swag store: https://teespring.com/stores/mprnetworkPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/moreliapythonradio ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Don't lie awake until you fall asleep because JOHN DWYER is here! On today's show, Damian sits down with the Castle Face Records impresario to talk about all things punk! From rocking out to Dropdead in Providence, to rocking asses with the Coachwhips in Tokyo, to rocking faces in Toronto with The Hospitals: THIS IS NOT TO BE MISSED! Also, don't miss John & the Osees on their upcoming tour! More information found at: theeohsees.com Also, grab a shirt from this podcast at turnedoutapunk.com Also Touched On: The Misfits Metal as a gateway Angel Rot United Mutation “SHUT UP! THAT IS NOT HOW YOU PLAY MUSIC! THAT IS WRONG!” Dropdead: still the best “Complete discharge” loving live  getting stuck in a Slayer riot Anachrusus  Hiding beers on stage Krang: Lightening Bolt, V For Vendetta and Jon Spaceboy: post-B'last stoner rock The man in the bush & SO MUCH MORE!!!

John Dwyer, best known for his work in the band Osees, fka Thee Oh Sees, fka O.C.S., speaks at length with guest host Matt Murillo (drops 12/8/2021) about his extended musical universe, including projects Krang, Pink and Brown, Coachwhips, Damaged Bug, the Trawggs, and Yikes. Dwyer also talks about his record label Castle Face, aging out of rock and roll lifestyle tropes, and his admiration of artists like Bob Log III and The Mummies. The Osees (sp?) are certainly one of my favorite current rock and roll bands. I love this band, I love these stories, and so will you. Miles Rozatti edited this one, thanks homie.Low profile is listener supported programming. If you like this show and want to hear more, please see how you can help sustain the project at Patreon.com/lowprofileOr Venmo @lowpropodcastThe portrait for this episode was painted by Nathan Berko-Gibson @portablediskoMiles Rozatti edited this one, I mostly bleeped it for the FCC.Low Profile receives in-kind support fromthese Olympia, WA independent businesses: San Francisco St Bakery, @schwartzsolympia, @3magbrewing, @rainydayolympia, and @old_schoolpizzeriaLow Profile airs every Friday at 4pm PST ON @kaosolympia 89.3 FM

The holidays are among us and it can be hell for some of us, between the gossip, gaslighting, manipulation, and so much more. Let me remind you that having boundaries does not make you a bad person and in fact absolutely necessary to protect your well being. Also if you feel especially lonely, I'm your family now. A quick message to those struggling with addictions, I know the holidays can be triggering, so let me remind you that you're going to be okay.  -Coachwhips. You Gonna Get It -The 4 of Us. Batman -The Traditional Fools. Party at my House -Epsilons. Papa Told Me -Reverend Beat-Man and Izobel Garcia. I Never Told You -Holly Golightly. Use Me -Ty Segall. Shoot me in the Head -Jimmy Gordon. Buzzzzzz Background: The Biscayne's. Out of Order

On this weeks episode we were honored to be joined by creator of Osees, Damaged Bug, Coachwhips, Bent Arcana, and many more... John Dwyer! We talk about it all folks; Returning to live shows, deep cuts, writing, aliens, and tons more! DIG IN!!!

I just heard a new band called the Osees. No, not Thee Oh Sees, or Oh Sees, or OCS, Osees.For the past 20-plus years, John Dwyer has been a musical chameleon appearing in several bands, half of which have a very similar sounding name. He's the musician Keith has seen live most often and no matter the venue or the band around him, he puts on a stellar show. We tell you all about it here. Alas, during these chaotic and troubling times, there are no concerts and a livestream is all we have to look forward to. Until then, please enjoy the various guises which has been worn by our man of the (not quite half) hour.New album rehearsal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u73AGFGipA8Pink & Brown live in Brooklyn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aqwzweFqjcZeigenbock Kopf https://vimeo.com/7974470Extreme Elvis https://vimeo.com/7974466Sex with a Man - zeigenbock kopf https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6ooQdr-98IBlack Pearl - Pink & Brown https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0caFIIAqiETunnel - Pink & Brown https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvX98wEQiYYSupport the show (https://teespring.com/stores/the-new-dad-rock)

Meat & Potatoes:Tell us about your connection to Bull SnakesThe care for Bull snakes (40 min +)All other fascinating info about bulls etcHow do you feel they are best kept?Average keeper vs. breeder (39:40 min)Pet style or breeder efficient styleWhat climate do they prefer? (40:45)How do you achieve that in consideration with the various other species you keep?Ambient85 in peak summer (43:00)80 regularlyGenetics & Locality (52:00)Double hets (54:00)Simple recessive exclusively (57:00) - InbreedingWild type multi hets (58:00)Locality phenotypes - color & size (59:00)ProsGreat petsSetup nice in naturalistic enclosuresHumidity is not normally an issueDon’t need a lot of heatThey are good eatersActive during the morning and early evening (crepuscular)Can be very handleable with patienceAwesome personalitiesConsGenerally can be high strung/nervousToo much heat can make that nervousness worseThey don’t like a lot of activity or movement (visual stimuli)Poop! They can be messyEtc.Wild type win (55:40)Coachwhips (1:12:00)Snake size and maximum sizes versus adult sizesFreedom breeder tubsBreeding (1:30:00)Stop feeding in November and then start brumation on Black FridayPull them out of brumation in 12 weeks - wait 5 days for 1st feedingKeep feeding until the first shed out of brumation (a couple of weeks) - Pre-ovulation shed and then pair them up2nd shed after is the pre-lay shed10-14 days they lay eggs - they almost never use a nest boxPRO TIP! Pull the water bowl before the 10th dayPull eggs and place into egg boxes - 6qt tote with 2 air holes - perlite (drier than you would expect) - 80°Hatch date is typically 56-60 days (depends on temp)Too hot can cause deformitiesWhat's coming down the pipe for your bulls and the rest of your projects?Prove out poss hetsStillwater Hypo Patternless het Miami Axanthic poss het albino x Trumbower Hibino (Hypo Albino) het Patternless and Bullum Axanthic !!!Whitesided, albino, patternless, hypos, axanthicsWhat do you see for the future of bull snakes and do you think more people should be keeping them?The future is bright for bullsnakes! More morphs...more localitiesPlan ahead and contact bullsnakes breeders now! Don’t wait!Their popularity is on the rise!Closing comments/wrapping up/ throwing out contact info and the season's production for people to watch out forCarpet Fest 2020 - Facebook Group Link HereFinal remarks. plugging for the next episode. etc.Find Travis Here:Living Legless Reptile WebsiteLLR on FacebookLLR on Instagram____________________________________________________________________________Subscribe on Google Podcasts, iTunes, Spotify, and many more!Connect with us here:Website / Facebook / Instagram---> Topic Suggestion Form

Start the new year off with black lung from this carton of smokers on this week's The Worm Turns with Jimmy Callaway! Plastic Bertrand--“Ça Plane Pour Moi” The Riverboat Gamblers--“Ooh Yeah”  The Marked Men--“What Can I Say” The Cynics--“Baby, What's Wrong?”  Dwarves--“Kaotica” The Queers--“I'm OK, You're Fucked” The Primitives--“You Said” The Cavemen--“Knife Fight” UFO--“Alone Again Or”  Coachwhips--“1000 Years”  Lost Sounds--“I've Lost It” The Night Times--“I Don't Mind” Sweet JAP--“Den De Den” The Beachcombers--“Farmer John” Ro-D-Ys--“Bad Babe” Tokyo Electron--“Make Me Bleed” Devo--“Be Stiff” The Monkees--“Circle Sky” Ralph Nielson and the Chancellors--“Scream” Elton Motello--“Jet Boy Jet Girl”

This week we haven’t been able to record a new show because Anthony has been very ill for the past few weeks. He is on the mend now and should be back for a show next week.   Instead of us putting in another repeat, we thought we would give you the chance to listen to one of our Patron-only bonus shows. This one has been available to them for over a year, and we thought it’d be good to give you a taste of what you’re missing out on.   This first one is us talking about some music that was formative to us and to this podcast. Hope you enjoy it.   And if you do, please consider supporting the podcast - patreon.com/independentmusicpodcast.   Tracklisting Coachwhips - You Gonna Get It (Narnack Records, USA) Aaron Neville - Hercules (Mercury, USA) Roots Manuva - Join the Dots (Big Dada, UK) Fever Ray - Dry and Dusty (Rabid Records, Sweden) Venetian Snares - Öngyilkos Vasárnap (Planet Mu, UK) The Congos - Ark of the Covenant (Black Art, Jamaica) JahYu - To The End Of The Earth And Sea (Trigrams, UK) Basa Basa - African Disco Power (Sofrito Edit) (Sofrito Specials, UK) Love - The Red Telephone (Elektra, USA) Part Chimp - Trad (Rock Action Records, UK)

Season two comes out swinging with guest John Dwyer of legendary band Oh Sees. Mike and Orville ventured to a hillside somewhere in Los Angeles to sit among roughhousing cats and an impressive garden while hearing tales of all sorts of shit courtesy of the Oh Sees founder. The guys hit all the topics: how to feed baby mice, central Europe bribery tactics and what exactly happened the night John smashed a guitar over a promoter's head (all of which was caught on camera). This rare and lengthy sit down with John is not to be missed. 

May is here, and with it comes continued organizing by teachers, educators, and workers across the nation. This week Person X and Andrea Anarchy swap articles on black feminist anarchism, co-operative housing as commons, and finish off with a powerful exerpt from author and activist Zoe Samudzi's talk she gave at the Opening Space for the Radical Imagination conference on April 8, 2018 titled "Discussion and Thought Exercise about Black Women's Safety" And you'll likely want to note that we will publish the full talk online later. Further Resources for this Episode:
 Columbia Graduate Union columbiagradunion.org/ “Until All Are Free: Anarchism, Black Feminism, and Interlocking Oppression” by Hillary Lazar found in https://www.akpress.org/perspectivesonanarchisttheorymagazine.html “Carving Out the Commons” by Alex Zanghi found at https://www.jacobinmag.com/2018/03/carving-out-the-commons-review-cooperatives Song clips in this episode are “Sugartown” by Shitkid, “Mesa, AZ” by Guantanamo Baywatch, “Trippling” by Tess Roby, and “Goodbye, Goodnight” by Coachwhips. LabourWave is an exploration of culture, politics, rebellion, and alternatives to capitalism recorded in Corvallis, Oregon at Oregon State University’s Orange Media Network. We want to hear your ideas, thoughts, and articles! Contact us at corvallislabourwave@gmail.com Screen reader support enabled. May is here, and with it comes continued organizing by teachers, educators, and workers across the nation. This week Person X and Andrea Anarchy swap articles on black feminist anarchism, co-operative housing as commons, and finish off with a powerful exerpt from author and activist Zoe Samudzi's talk she gave at the Opening Space for the Radical Imagination conference on April 8, 2018 titled "Discussion and Thought Exercise about Black Women's Safety" And you'll likely want to note that we will publish the full talk online later. Further Resources for this Episode:
 Columbia Graduate Union columbiagradunion.org/ “Until All Are Free: Anarchism, Black Feminism, and Interlocking Oppression” by Hillary Lazar found in https://www.akpress.org/perspectivesonanarchisttheorymagazine.html “Carving Out the Commons” by Alex Zanghi found at https://www.jacobinmag.com/2018/03/carving-out-the-commons-review-cooperatives Song clips in this episode are “Sugartown” by Shitkid, “Mesa, AZ” by Guantanamo Baywatch, “Trippling” by Tess Roby, and “Goodbye, Goodnight” by Coachwhips. LabourWave is an exploration of culture, politics, rebellion, and alternatives to capitalism recorded in Corvallis, Oregon at Oregon State University’s Orange Media Network. We want to hear your ideas, thoughts, and articles! Contact us at corvallislabourwave@gmail.com

The first official episode! THRILL as your host Jimmy Callaway tries to figure out sound levels all while bringing you the finest punk, surf, and garage rock on-line! This episode features such luminaries as Thee Midniters, The Dead Milkmen, The Shag, and many many many more! Song list: The Shag--"Stop and Listen" The Vindictives--"Glad to Be" Thee Midniters--"Jump, Jive, and Harmonize" The Undertones--"Family Entertainment" Komplikations--"Going Down" The Shade--"All Is Gone" Dead Kennedys--"One-Way Ticket to Pluto" The Dead Milkmen--"Ringo Buys a Rifle" Coachwhips--"You Gonna Get It" The Searchers--"When You Walk in the Room" The Pin-Ups--"Lookin' for Boys" The Cute Lepers--"Terminal Boredom" The Bomboras--"Land of the One-Percenters" Ohio Express--"Chewy, Chewy" Tokyo Electron--"Hangman's Song" The Reatards--"Blew My Mind" The Voodoo Glow Skulls--"Insubordination" The Creation--"Making Time"

This week we bring you a mix of music curated by Dillon PC of the bands Adult Beverage and Nuzzle! Dillon's Sad Punks mix includes songs by Coachwhips, Fuzz, Juan Wauters, Pavement, Walter TV, and The Cleaners from Venus. As an addendum we also include a song from Dillon's new solo record, Pleasure Club! Click here to find us on Facebook, or here to find us on iTunes. As always, thank you to Rubee True Fegan for the artwork for this episode! If you'd like to commission a portrait by Rubee, send an email to rubee@sadpunks.com.

Hearse PileupAudiomp3 audio | ogg audio | torrentIn a perfect world, this would have been out on this feed a while back, but that's life.In this episode:We talk with the band Hearse Pileup.Here are Doug's notes from the interviewhttp://hearsepileup.bandcamp.com/http://www.hearsepileup.de/ad/ ← don’t be fooled, they aren’t in GermanyMatt is a web developer.IE6 ← August 27, 2001Tell us about your music and tell us what’s new!Been around for 3 yearsMatt started the band after a long period of doing nothing. British art school people are often insular.Tony is an old friend. Band is angry. Matt did listen to a lot of prog, but Where did the project name originate?First drummer came up with the bad luck name. What type of music is it?somewhere between messy punk/noise The Coachwhips (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coachwhips),Queens of the Stoneage (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queens_Of_The_Stoneage), Iggy (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iggy_Pop), White Stripes (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Stripes)What’s the deal with “Pretty Shiny Things?”criticism of capitalism while being entrenched in it.Matt works at a design company, where he’s gotten some help with band promo.Johnny Rotten (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Lydon) is in a house robe. Rotten apparently did some butter commercials.Martin Atkins: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Atkins“Pay what you want” EPMontage! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU9Uwhjlog8What’s the news on the new drummer?just got a new drummer!What’s the news on your gigging schedule?no gigs yet, but that should be changing soonHow long has it been?2 months...which Tom claims is nothing!New material?lots of new stuff...enough for an album, They want to do another music video -- probably something newDefecation is the name of a song!We are eating shit!Matt did graphic design, but likes short films!Violence?songs can be violent, but it comes from a critical standpointhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragons'_Den aka http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shark_Tankhttp://ccmixter.org/view/media/samplesCC BY-NC vs. CC BY-NC-SAJust an accident, but maybe not ShareAlike in the future.CCMixter interviewWhy CC?Why restrict people?Also, a good way for publicityHow’d you hear about it?student protest movement.Some people think the pay what you want is being devalued.Wu-Tang clan has one album out!Definitely not Irish: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shaolin7-inch was popular because cheaperCC in London?Not a lot locally.Little Death Machine: http://littledeathmachine.bandcamp.com/ -- not CCWho are some people you think we should try to get on the show (aka, who are the important people in Creative Commons music today)?The Vitamin Pets: http://vitaminpets.bandcamp.com/ , sadly, no derivativesIs there anything else you would like to say/tell us about?Festival upcoming!

www.amppod.com AMPpod Podcast - Episode 75 Here is the track listing for the seventy fifth episode of AMPpod. Enjoy! 1. “Hope There’s Someone” by Antony & The Johnsons 2. “You Gonna Get It” by Coachwhips 3. “Wasat” by Com Truise 4. “Death After Life I” by Thug Entrancer 5. “Know Me” by Frankie Rose 6. “Close Ups” by James Ferraro 7. “French Poet" by Protomartyr 8. “Im Rauch” by Bohren & Der Club Of Gore 9. “Vox Tuned D.E.D.” by Liars 10. “Mink Rug” by Metro Zu 11. “Don’t You Want Me” by The Human League

Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio Podcast #18 features some new releases by CONSTANT MONGREL, SKINNY GIRL DIET and the OCCASIONAL FLICKERS, as well as host of underground and obscure releases from the past forty years by The Piranhas, Deep Wound, Detective Agency, The Wilderness Children, 8 Eyed Spy, Mondo Guano, The Coachwhips, The Delmonas, Whitefronts and many more. Songs I like. Songs I want YOU to like.

Music in Providence, Start of the Coachwhips, Touring, Fighting in Toronto, Drugs, Recording, Favorite Shows, New Ohsees Album, Meric Long, and much much more... Recorded Nov 7, 2007 in the Mission District of San Francisco.

We interviewed this frontman for The Ohsees and previously of the Coachwhips and and afterwards asked him to play some of his current favorites. This is his mix. 11/7/07