Podcasts about coast modern

Stars Are Blind (Follow Me) - Chris Laufman & Wise Blood Sunshine Time - Coast Modern Electric Fence - Ruby Bedtime - Ruby Steal My Sunshine - The Goon Sax Sintaluta - The Garrys Bury Me With My Money - The Garrys Change - Kelley Stoltz My Wildest Dream - Kelley Stoltz Did You Give the World Some Love Today, Babe? - The PJ's This episode features an extended series of clips stitched together from a recent episode of Sam Harris' Making Sense podcast where Sam talks to subject matter expert Timothy Snyder about Russia's war on Ukraine and he systematically knocks down bad take after bad take from the "do your own research" wing of the Twitterverse.

As broadcast August 2, 2021 with extra soul for the podhole.  We open tonight talking a bit about Questo's "Summer of Soul" documentary, covering the events of the Harlem Cultural Festival in 1969.  After that it's almost two full hours of new music with Danno flying solo this week, but only in the studio as Stella is on vacation but did rock the playlist for our Popcast 2nd hour. #feelthegravity Tracklisting:Part I (00:00)The Chambers Brothers – UptownSilk Sonic – SkateYola – Dancing Away In TearsSerena Isioma – Really, ReallyJungle – TruthJelani Aryeh – A Piece of Your MindMild High Club – Me Myself & Dollar Hell Part II (30:14)Peachy! – Your Love 너의 사랑Arlo Parks – Too Good (Unknown Mortal Orchestra remix)Oberhofer – What Does It Mean To Me?Coast Modern – WaterfallsSean McVerry – Right HereZella Day – Golden PawPaw Rod – Thin LinesPart III (57:47)Destiny Rogers - What I LikeBillie Eilish – Billie Bossa NovaSkepta – Nirvana (feat. J Balvin)Terry Presume – Act UpAlok, John Legend – In My MindM Ø - KindnessIsaiah Rashad – Claymore (feat. Smino)Part IV (87:50)Clean Bandit & Topic – Drive (feat. Wes Nelson)AKMU – 낙하(NAKKA) (with. IU)Cynthia Erivo - AliveDermot Kennedy – Better DaysSAINt JHN – Just For Me (ft. SZA)Pyrex Pryce – Not A Love SongLeon Bridges – My Guy

This week is our first without Kelly so John recruited his daughter for the first female appearance on the podcast. Sarah has listened to every episode and is not at all shocked to hear the tale of Danny’s missing crown and how he's trying to find it. We also recruited Coleman from the band Coast Modern to make this week’s theme music, and its pretty damn good. Contact us on Twitter @CocktaleHour or CocktaleHour@yahoo.com

This week's show features Johanna Kuvaja with music from Future Feats, Symphony North, Post Animal, Kae Astra, The Darcys, Band of Shepherds Will Buck, Wharves, LP, Coast Modern, Ratboys & Remington Super 60! Hosted by Stac Edwards. 12/03/2019

This is gonna be a great week for the podcast. Why? Two episodes! First up, we've got pure fun. This mix is all about rocking out with a care free vibe. We start off in the indie pop rock world with a selection of bands that would fit well with Two Door Cinema Club and then bring in more electronic/production elements. Many of those have a tinge of disco, funk, and 80s flare so we even go back 35 years for one of the greats. Enjoy it and look out for another episode in a day or two.   Thanks for listening and don't forget to support the artists,   Aaron ActiveListener on Spotify     1.Dive by Coast Modern on Coast Modern 2.Violet by Bad Suns on Disappear Here 3.Talk Too Much by Coin on Talk Too Much 4.Turn It Up by Penguin Prison on Turn It Up 5.Never Give Up On Me by MisterWives on Never Give UpOn Me 6.Must'Ve Been (ft. Dram) by Chromeo on Head Over Heels 7.Better by SG Lewis & Clairo on Better 8.Holiday by Madonna on The Immaculate Collection 9.Honey by Robyn on Honey 10.Find Yourself by Great Good Fine Ok & Before You Exit on Find Yourself 11.Life Itself by Glass Animals on How To Be A Human Being 12.Hawk by Brasstronaut on Hawk 13.Glow Long by Max Frost on Low High Low  

In this episode, we talk about a music documentary about a legendary city, a very human interview with Jay-Z, and we listen to good music from David Byrne and Coast Modern. We listen to a 2nd grader explain trade deficit, conisider life without Facebook, and find out the history of open offices.

Richard Neutra was one of the world’s most important architects, and today his work is even more popular.  Neutra designed more than 300 amazing Modernist houses in California and elsewhere. In 1949, Time Magazine featured Neutra on its cover and ranked him second only to Frank Lloyd Wright in American architecture. Neutra hired several architects who went on to independent success, including Gregory Ain, Harwell Hamilton Harris, and Raphael Soriano.  Our first guest is Neutra’s son and a good friend of the podcast, Raymond Neutra, who has been traveling the world photographing his father’s houses.  He is author of Cheap and Thin: Neutra and Frank Lloyd Wright. Joining Raymond is Barbara Lamprecht, one of the world’s foremost experts on Richard Neutra’s architecture.  If you’ve been in any Modernist house worth talking about, you’ve seen one of her Neutra books on the Noguchi or Nelson coffee table.  She is an architect and architectural historian and a kind of forensic examiner, performing environmental reviews, and applying for the National Register of Historic Places, National Historic Landmarks, and Mills Act programs. She specializes in Modernism and has appeared in the documentaries GlobeTrekker, Visual Acoustics, and Coast Modern.

What we need right now are more good vibes. I had a chance to catch Coast Modern while they were wrapping up their current tour, and after the conversation and experiencing the live show…Good vibes and an experience out of reality is exactly what Coleman and Luke have done with Coast Modern. Coast Modern is known for their West Coast vibe, indie alternative-pop music. With crazy streams and downloads, the band has went from an idea to creating and molding genres. In this episode we dive in to the origin of the band, breakdown their songs and creative process, and learn that hashtags can change lives. Visit www.coastmodernmusic.com for all things Coast Modern. To be part of the Coast Modern experience follow them on Facebook and Instagram @coastmodernmusic, and Twitter @coastmodern. Download and stream on Youtube, Spotify, iTunes and Pandora.

This week Ginny and Charlie talk about the Super Bowl which leads to a brief tangent on men's beards and why Ginny thinks it means women should stop shaving their legs. They then turn to the topic of porn and sex ed by discussing Pornhub's new sexual education website. They finish with a cocktail designed to be made at 30,000 feet and a song from Coast Modern. All this and the show finally returns the Charlie Tonic HOUR past the one hour mark because we tend of have a lot to say about sex (and beards).

In this "New Music Digest" DNA start with a "You Gotta Try This!" from Coast Modern (1:05). Next, they talk over new albums from Björk (6:19), Derek Minor (16:55), and Paloma Faith (25:54). Finally, a "Tune du jour" from Dashboard Confessional (35:44), and finally dessert from our winner (40:15).