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Our dissection of Mr Morale & The Big Steppers resumes with "Count Me Out." As the first track on Act 2, the song is positioned as the first therapy session with Eckhart Tolle, as Kendrick reveals some his most vulnerable thoughts and emotions. Shop ⁠Dissect S13 Merch⁠. Follow Dissect on⁠ Instagram⁠,⁠ Twitter⁠, or⁠ TikTok⁠. Host/Writer/EP: Cole Cuchna Video/Audio Production: Kevin Pooler Additional Production: Justin Sayles Theme Music: Birocratic Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dissect's Cole Cuchna is joined by Curtiss King and King Green to draft their favorite songs from TDE artists across 4 categories: Hit Song, Deep Cut, Collab Track, and Personal Favorites. Listen to a playlist of their picks ⁠here⁠. TDE or Top Dawg Entertainment has been the most influential independent label of the 21st Century. After establishing themselves with core artists Kendrick Lamar, Jay Rock, Ab-Soul, and Schoolboy Q, they have continued their dominance with artists like SZA, Isaiah Rashad, Doechii, and most recently, Ray Vaughn. Season 13 will resume next week with “Count Me Out.” Host: Cole Cuchna Guests: Curtiss King, King Green Audio/Video Production: Kevin Pooler Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

“Don’t Count Me Out” by Rev. Dr. Nathaniel Wood. Released: 0. Genre: Sermon. The post Don’t Count Me Out appeared first on New Providence Missionary Baptist Church.

Stopping to smell the concrete, an injection of inspiration fuel into the tank, and creating different stews. Kelly Finnigan (Monophonics, Kelly Finnigan) Kelly Finnigan “A Lover Was Born” Vinyl- https://www.coleminerecords.com/products/kelly-finnigan-a-lover-was-born "Distance as a measure of time and place informs Kelly Finnigan's, A Lover Was Born with a grit and grace that turns passion into virtue. The latest solo release from The Monophonics frontman roots itself in the best traditions of midwest soul labels like King, Curtom, Dakar, and the Bodie Recording Company. A Lover Was Born is a testimony that these deep cut grooves are not resigned to nostalgia, instead, they are at the burning heart of longing and hope. The journey Finnigan takes listeners on over Lover's eleven tracks echo the state of motion and growth since his solo debut, The Tales People Tell (2019). These two records bookend a prolific period of output, including a pair of Monophonics albums, a Christmas album, a mixtape, and a full slate of producing and engineering (The Ironsides, Alanna Royale, the Sextones). “There's nothing like making records,” says Finnigan. “It feels like that's my purpose — the reason I was put on this earth.” Written in California, Ohio, and Staten Island, Kelly Finnigan collaborated with old friends in and outside the studio. “I enjoy working alone but it's not how you want to make a record…almost everybody I brought in for this album I've worked with, toured with or spent a great deal of time with.” Max and Joe Ramey (The Ironsides), Jimmy James (Parlor Greens), Sergio Rios (Orgone), Joey Crispiano (Dap Kings) and Jay Mumford (aka J-Zone) all contribute to the overall sound of A Lover Was Born. Dramatic influences like Isaac Hayes (check out the piano on “Be Your Own Shelter”) and Jerry Ragovoy are chopped and folded into Northern Soul uptempo numbers to create stompers like “Get a Hold of Yourself” or “Chosen Few”. Finnigan's take on Deep Soul is captured brilliantly on “Walk Away from Me” and “Love (Your Pain Goes Deep)”, while Boom Bap pervades on hard hitters “His Love Ain't Real” & “Cold World”. Slower songs such as “Let Me Count the Reasons”, the emotional “All That's Left”, and the soul-stirring album closer “Count Me Out” show the honest and tender side that has become Finnigan's calling card. All the while, the voice is raw and earthy — in the best tradition of R&B shouters like Otis Redding, Lee Moses, and David Ruffin. The songs on A Lover Was Born reconfigure the spliced and sampled DNA of hip hop (extracted by crate diggers like Dilla and RZA) to create something new, underscoring both the spectrum and depth of soul while making a case to the timelessness of Finnigan's sound." Excerpt from https://www.coleminerecords.com/products/kelly-finnigan Kelly Finnigan: Bandcamp: https://kellyfinnigan.bandcamp.com/music Instagram: @kellyfinniganmusic Website: https://www.kellyfinniganmusic.com Records: https://www.coleminerecords.com/collections/kelly-finnigan Merch: https://www.merchbar.com/vinyl-records/kelly-finnigan Monophonics: Bandcamp: https://monophonics.bandcamp.com/music Instagram: @monophonics Website: https://www.monophonics.com Records: https://www.coleminerecords.com/collections/monophonics Merch: https://www.merchbar.com/r-b-hiphop-rap/monophonics The Vineyard: Instagram: @thevineyardpodcast Website: https://www.thevineyardpodcast.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSn17dSz8kST_j_EH00O4MQ/videos

HIS ABOUNDING GRACE  with Min. Van: Don't Count Me Out!  -“"His Abounding Grace Broadcast - Tuesdays @ 7:00 pm; "DeclaringThe Finished Work " - Thursdays @ 12:00 Noon; "Friday Night Joy " - Fridays @ 7:00 pm; "Bread of Life -1st and 3rd-Sundays @ 7:00 pm, "Challenged To Change" -Wednesday @ 7pm; MONTHLY BROADCASTS: "Lifeline- Every 1st Monday @ 7 pm;  ‘The Bold and Beautiful with Rev. Novena Reed, Rev. Curtis Alston, and Min. Jordana Cunningham - every 2 Saturday @ 10am.' "ADORATION with Evangelist Lewis McILwain, - every 3rd Monday of the month. Marriage Takeover: The Body of One. With Rev. Eric and Rev. Temeka Thompson every 3rd Sunday @7pm.  R3 REAL LIFE; REAL MEN; AND REAL TALK  with Ray, Antonio, Tyrone, Cleophas, and Elstonevery 2nd Sunday @7pm WEEKLYPRAYER:  "Mid-Day Glory Prayer with Rev. Gwendolyn Dixon"-Every Wednesday @ 1pm Dial-in Number:(712) 770-5505Access code732499

HIS ABOUNDING GRACE  with Min. Van: Don't Count Me Out!  -“"His Abounding Grace Broadcast - Tuesdays @ 7:00 pm; "DeclaringThe Finished Work " - Thursdays @ 12:00 Noon; "Friday Night Joy " - Fridays @ 7:00 pm; "Bread of Life -1st and 3rd-Sundays @ 7:00 pm, "Challenged To Change" -Wednesday @ 7pm; MONTHLY BROADCASTS: "Lifeline- Every 1st Monday @ 7 pm;  ‘The Bold and Beautiful with Rev. Novena Reed, Rev. Curtis Alston, and Min. Jordana Cunningham - every 2 Saturday @ 10am.' "ADORATION with Evangelist Lewis McILwain, - every 3rd Monday of the month. Marriage Takeover: The Body of One. With Rev. Eric and Rev. Temeka Thompson every 3rd Sunday @7pm.  R3 REAL LIFE; REAL MEN; AND REAL TALK  with Ray, Antonio, Tyrone, Cleophas, and Elstonevery 2nd Sunday @7pm WEEKLYPRAYER:  "Mid-Day Glory Prayer with Rev. Gwendolyn Dixon"-Every Wednesday @ 1pm Dial-in Number:(712) 770-5505Access code732499

TODAY I SPEAK WITH A BAND THAT ROCKED FOR DECADES BRINGING THE INDUSTRIAL GENRE TO ITS KNEES WITH THERE PERSONAL STYLE OF DARK TONES WITH THAT INDUSTRIAL FEEL THAT YOU WOULD HEAR IN BANDS LIKE CIRCLE OF DUST, MY LIFE WITH THE TRILL KILL KULT AND SO MANY OTHERS. I INTRO YOU TO KLANK!      Klank Band Bio Splicing the mosh pit and the dance floor, this wrecking machine originally from New York known as KLANK released their debut album “Still Suffering” on the Seattle-based Tooth & Nail Records in 1996. Breaking musical boundaries with a sound described as ‘dancy, aggressive, electronically infused groove', KLANK spent 18 weeks on the CMJ Top 40 charts and their monster single “Downside” which was added to over 170 radio stations nationwide. KLANK gained an immense amount of attention and notoriety while forming a strong, loyal fan base with their constant touring and growing reputation for intense live shows. KLANK then made their mark once again with their sophomore release “Numb” which included the crushing single “Blind” which again made it into the top 40 on the CMJ charts. A video was also filmed for “Blind” which become a regular fixture on the Much Music channel. Following Numb, KLANK appeared on several compilations which included their version of “I'll Wait” to the “Running with the Devil - a Tribute to Van Halen ” release. KLANK consists of Daren “Klank” Diolosa (Circle Of Dust) on vocals, guitars, Pat Servedio on guitar, keys, programming and production, and Eric Wilkins on drums. When asked to summarize KLANK's music and lyrical direction, Diolosa has explained that, “Writing music is a form of therapy that helps to release bottled up frustrations and emotions that otherwise have no outlet… We write music that we feel comes from deep down inside and a lot of people can relate because it's based on real life situations and emotions from living our everyday life… From mood swings, bitterness, the longing for inner peace to elements of hope, happiness & even despair. We all have to deal with these in our lives and this is our way to vent those issues… We call it ‘sonic therapy'.” After the release of NUMB, Diolosa contributed vocals to the song “Silhouette Of Rage” found on Argyle Park's “Suspension of Disbelief” release. In 2007 the band released the “In Memory Of…” EP which featured the trademark KLANK sound of layers of guitars, keyboards, samples, thumping bass, live and programmed drums fused with melodic, deep heartfelt introspective lyrics. “In Memory Of…” containes the song “EXPN2Day”, which the band had written, by request of ESPN specifically for their extreme sports and music show called “EXPN2Day” On April 20, 2010 KLANK unleashed their “NUMB…Reborn” release which contains 15 tracks of the classic KLANK sound. Songs like Don't Count Me Out, Blind, D.F.L. and The Rules tip the scales of heaviness, while songs like Broken, God? and So Very Real lets the bands melodic side shine through in full form. KLANK's last offering titled “URBAN WARFARE” was released on June 12, 2012 and is being hailed not only as the bands best but also their strongest release to date. Complete with a guest appearance by Dug Pinnick from KING's X, this new cd really packs a punch. Urban Warfare contains 14 blistering brand new tracks and was mastered by renowned audio wizard Maor Appelbaum in Los Angeles, CA. “We wanted to put out a CD that fully captures the live essence and intensity of what KLANK is live and we couldn't be happier with the result”, explains Diolosa. Continuing with our form of “Sonic Therapy” , the songs on our newest release Rise have been birthed from real life struggles, situations and emotions that we face daily, have dealt with or that has affected those around us .  From the loss of loved ones, the daily fight for survival and dealing with our fears to overcoming addictions, understanding our humanity and empathizing with those contemplating suicide because you've been in that dark place at one time. See for yourself how KLANK mesh the aggression and pounce of metal with the infectious drive of the dance floor and intertwines it within a foreground of synths, samples, loops and low end to form a truly unique sound all their own.   FOR MORE INFO ON THE BAND VISIT THEM AT klank nation PLEASE SHARE AND FOLLOW ON ALL SOCIAL MEDIAS FACE BOOK - https://www.facebook.com/johnnytacospodcast INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/the_johnny_tacos_show/ TIK TOC Special Thanks to CHRIS JOHNSON - PRODUCER SERGIO POLLOCK - ENDING MUSIC AUSTIN WALLACE - INTRO SONG RICH WILLIAMS – STREET TEAM LEAD   TO BE IN THE STREET TACO BAND PLEASE EMAIL AT JOHNNYTACOSPODCAST@GMAIL.COM  

Hey, friends! Strap in for a chat that's gonna warm your heart and bend your mind. I've just had a sit-down with the amazing Jo Ann Glim – a warrior, wordsmith, and wisdom-sharer, who's turned a stroke into a stride into strength.

What up, Fellas! Heute finden wir den Einstieg zu der zweiten Häfte von Kendrick Lamar's Album "Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers". Nach dem Durchbruch in "Count Me Out" spricht Kendrick hierbei in "Crown" über seine Erkenntnis, nicht jedem helfen zu können, sowie in "Silent Hill" mit Kodak Black über persönliche Verarbeitung der Hood-Vergangenheit und aufkommender Fake-Friends. Checkt das gerne aus! Stay strapped und seid lieb zueinander!

THE BILLY STEWART DISCOGRAPHYSingles:Chess 1625: "Billy's Blues" / "Billy's Blues"Argo 5256: "Billy's Blues" / "Billy's Blues"Okeh 4-7095: "Baby, You're My Only Love" / "Billy's Heartache" (1957 with Bo Diddley, backed by The "Marquees")Chess 1820: "Reap What You Sow" / "Fat Boy" (1962) – No. 18 R&B, No. 79 popChess 1835: "True Fine Lovin'" / "Wedding Bells" (1962)Chess 1852: "Scramble" / "Oh My, What Can the Matter Be" (1963)Chess 1868: "Strange Feeling" / "Sugar and Spice" (1963) – No. 25 R&B, No. 70 popChess 1888: "A Fat Boy Can Cry" / "Count Me Out" (1964)Chess 1905: "Tell It Like It Is" / "My Sweet Senorita" (1964)Chess 1922: "I Do Love You" / "Keep Loving" (1965) – No. 6 R&B, No. 26 popChess 1932: "Sitting in the Park" / "Once Again" (1965) – No. 4 R&B, No. 24 popChess 1941: "How Nice It Is" / "No Girl" (1965)Chess 1948: "Because I Love You" / "Mountain of Love" (1965)Chess 1960: "Love Me" / "Why Am I Lonely" (1966) – No. 38 R&BChess 1966: "Summertime" / "To Love, to Love" (1966) – No. 7 R&B, #10 popChess 1978: "Secret Love" / "Look Back and Smile" (1967) – No. 11 R&B, No. 29 popChess 1991: "Every Day I Have the Blues" / "Ol' Man River" (1967) – No. 41 R&B, No. 79 popChess 2002: "Cross My Heart" / "Why (Do I Love You So)?" (1968) – No. 34 R&B, No. 86 pop / No. 49 R&BChess 2053: "Tell Me the Truth" / "What Have I Done?" (1968) – No. 48 R&BChess 2063: "I'm In Love" / "Crazy 'Bout You, Baby" (1969)Chess 2080: "By the Time I Get to Phoenix" / "We'll Always Be Together" (1969)Albums:Chess 1496: I Do Love You (1965) (Billboard No. 97)Chess 1499: Unbelievable (1966) (Billboard No. 138)Chess 1513: Billy Stewart Teaches Old Standards New Tricks (1967)Chess 1540: Cross My Heart (1969)Chess 1547: Remembered (1970)Sugar Hill/Chess CH-8401: The Greatest Sides (1982)

It may not look too good, but THERE IS a way out of our challenging situations.  Join Pastor G., as he declares "Don't Count Me Out!"

This week, Sha Stimuli and Boardwalk Brown go to church and breakdown the gospel that is Kendrick Lamar's "Count Me Out". Topics discussed: Kendrick's transparency and the baring of his soul on this record The song's crescendo-building transition from self-doubt to motivation and praise. What it is that makes these words/feelings so relatable to us. Links mentioned in this episode: http://nobarsoff.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9PpS5mOygs&t=125s This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Purple Pants Podcast | Don't Count Me Out The baby boys are back for this week's edition of Survivor News! Brice welcomes Netflix: The Circle Season 2 Contestant @JackAtkins21 & Survivor: Ghost Island Winner @WendellHolland to help break down Survivor 44 Episode five! Brice, Wendell, and Jack share their thoughts on the journey, Matthew's arm, […] The post Purple Pants Podcast | Don't Count Me Out appeared first on RobHasAwebsite.com.

Purple Pants Podcast | Don't Count Me Out The baby boys are back for this week's edition of Survivor News! Brice welcomes Netflix: The Circle Season 2 Contestant @JackAtkins21 & Survivor: Ghost Island Winner @WendellHolland to help break down Survivor 44 Episode five! Brice, Wendell, and Jack share their thoughts on the journey, Matthew's arm, […] The post Purple Pants Podcast | Don't Count Me Out appeared first on RobHasAwebsite.com.

By Davy Crockett - Listen or Read Subscribe to Ultrarunning History Podcast New Book! Grand Canyon Rim to Rim History The Barkley Marathons course (thought to be roughly 130 miles and about 63,000 feet of elevation gain) at Frozen Head State Park in Tennessee was conquered for the first time in six years. Laz (Gary Cantrell) blew the conch shortly before 9 a.m., on March 14, 2023, signaling to the competitors that they had one hour to prepare for the start. At 9:54 a.m. Laz, sporting a new "geezer" hat in Japanese, lit the ceremonial cigarette, and about 40 daring athletes were off and running on the grueling course that “eats its young.”  Previously, only fifteen people had finished the 100-mile version of this brutal trail race which was introduced in 1986. The 2023 start of the Barkley Marathons The 2023 field, including eight women, ran or walked up the trail toward the Cumberland Mountains. They had all trained hard, but also had to figure out and endure the purposely mysterious and fun registration process. In addition to writing an essay, this year, they had to answer a series of questions including, "What will be the 119th element on the periodic table." Frozen Ed at Frozen Head State Park 75-year-old “Frozen” Ed Furtaw was the oldest starter. He was the first person ever to finish the Barkley Marathons back in 1988 when the course was about 55 miles. He finished that year in 32:14. This Barkley legend also came up with the idea for the book checkpoints, so runners could prove they made it around the course. This year, Furtaw was the first Barkley casualty, returning to camp early during loop one. Several runners finished loop one in a blazing 8:18. The cutoff for loop one was 13:20. To get an official finish, runners needed to finish five loops within 60 hours. There were no course markings, just general directions to the book checkpoints, and they could take a map. No GPS contraptions are permitted, but they could take a compass and a primitive watch. Seven runners did not finish loop one in time to start loop two, but 31 started loop two. Loop one was in the clockwise direction, two and three would be counter-clockwise, four in the preferred clockwise direction. For loop five (if any runners reached that far), the first runner could choose their direction, and the next runner would have to go in the opposite direction. The weather was pretty incredible this year, although the water jugs provided at the tower on Frozen Head still froze during the night. Keith Dunn As usual, Keith Dunn was the main resource in the camp for Barkley updates, staying up late at night to tweet updates to his 65,000 followers. For a time, he was trending #3 on Twitter. He used three phones with different network carriers to make sure he could stay connected. During Loop one, instead of naming runners, he gave them nicknames describing them such as, "Guy with Mohawk," "Guy with Glasses," and "Another Bearded Guy." Three-time Barkley finisher, Jared Campbell, was called "nondescript guy" for the duration of his run. Nickademus de la Rosa and Laz Barkley veteran Nickademus de la Rosa, of Bellingham, Washington, a previous finisher, returned to camp before finishing loop two. He said, “I am done at 1.75 loops and couldn't be happier with the decision. I got what I wanted (which was to see if the course was still possible for me.) After some irrecoverable navigational errors, too slow of a pace and a dying headlamp I lost precious time needed in order to finish.” As runners finished loops, they presented their collection of thirteen book pages to Laz, proving that they reached each book on the course. Their pages needed to match the bib number they were assigned for the loop. About a day before the race, a master map of the locations of the books was provided by Laz. Traditionally book titles are amusingly appropriate for the task, such as "Death Walks the Woods," and "Don't Count Me Out.

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On this episode Rory Van Grol, Adam Vernick, and Ian MacNeal from Hard to Know join Greg. Hard to Know is one of Rochester's newest hardcore bands, playing their first show in the fall of 2022. Hard to Know is a traditional hardcore band including members of Achilles, How We Are, Coming Down, and Earthquake and features a sound that fans of Strife, Count Me Out, and Damnation AD will enjoy. The guys discuss the band's formation during the pandemic, their first few shows, and their recent recording. This episode also features the premier the previously unavailable track "Innocence Fades." Discussion topics also include parenting, mental health, Ugly Duck Coffee, and what the Hard to Know and Achilles have in store for 2023. Do not skip this episode! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enterprise-hardcore-podcast/support

ON this episode of AVA Live radio, Jacqueline Jax reviews the Kendrick Lamar 'Count Me Out' Music Video. In the “Count Me Out” music video from rapper Kendrick Lamar's Grammy-nominated “Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers” album, the 35-year-old artist gets deep with his therapist — played by Dame Helen Mirren. Co-directed by Lamar and pgLang co-founder Dave Free, the black-and-white video begins with Lamar seated in front of a closed piano, with Mirren's voice calling to his attention. He turns around as the camera focuses in on Mirren. Before the music begins, they discuss an incident in which Lamar denied taking a parking spot from somebody before admitting that he did, and the two share a laugh. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ava-live-radio/message

Wrapped in shiny wrapping paper or careworn with notes scrawled in the margins-- books are gifts that give again and again. They offer a window into the heart of the author and can open our minds to a different view of the world.  Conni Strittmatter is the Youth & Family Engagement Manager for Baltimore County Public Library. Here are her book picks for kids: "Farmhouse," by Sophie Blackall"The Three Billy Goats Gruff," by Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen"Good Night, Little Bookstore," by Amy Cherrix"Ty's Travels," series by Kelly Starling Lyons"The Secret Explorers," series by SJ King"Aven Green," series by Dusti Bowling"Cookie Chronicles," series by Matthew Swanson and Robbi Behr"Red, White, and Whole," by Rajani LaRocca     **Rajani LaRocca will be visiting several BCPL branches on March 11th. "Black Brother, Black Brother," by Jewell Parker Rhodes     **Jewell Parker Rhodes will join BCPL on January 24th at 7 p.m. for a Zoom event. "Whiteout," by Dhonielle Clayton, Tiffany D. Jackson, Nic Stone, Angie Thomas, Ashley Woodfolk, and Nicola Yoon"Victory. Stand! Raising My Fist," for Justice by Tommie Smith and Derrick Barnes"How To Excavate a Heart," by Jake Maia Arlow Find BCPL events here. Authors visits are listed here. Carla Du Pree is executive director of CityLit Project. Here is her list of recommendations for adult readers: "Braiding Sweetgrass," by Robin Kemmerer "Soil: The Story of a Black Mother's Garden," by Camille Dungy"If I Survive You," by Jeffrey Escoffery"When We Were Sisters," by Fatimah Ashgar"Bigger Than Bravery," edited by Valerie Boyd"Floaters," by Martin Espada"Don't Count Me Out," by Rafael Alvarez"Pomegranate," by Helen Elaine Lee"Rest is Resistance," by Tricia Hersey"How We Heal," by Alex Elle Check out the NPR "Books We Love" list.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Do you need a non-stop music mix to get you through you day/week/workout/commute? Do you appreciate fresh new House Music from Around the World? Do you enjoy a variety of styles, flavors, and one-of-a-kind edits/remixes? Press play and enjoy!" - DJ MIDIMACK SEP 2022 FUNKY MIX Pt. 2 (Ep 225) Playlist: Don't Count Me Out by Tyler Stone (USA) feat. The Fatales I Like It by Double B (Portugal) Roller Disco by Crazibiza (USA/Hungary) Rhode To Nowhere by Da Funk Junkies (UK) Stay Around by Milk & Sugar (Germany) I Am by Sordid Soundz (London)/IDA fLO (USA) Deep In Your Love by Andy Reid (Canada)/KPD (Spain)/Lunnas (Spain) Izinque by Angelo Ferreri (Italy) Just Clipper by George Privatti (Spain)/Guille Placencia (Spain) The Ride by Wehbba (Brazil) iowaska by Sam Lowe (London)/Guy Mac (London) El Beso by Crusy (Spain)/Dombresky (France/USA) feat. Mathieu Ruz Don't Touch The Boogie by EL.WAV (?)/Bolarinho (Canada) The Beat by Frederick & Kusse (London) I Don't Need Love by Wh0 (UK)/Karen Harding (UK) Fidel Does MJ by Nate Laurence (USA) Summer In New York by Sofi Tukker (USA) Stop N Go by Doc Link (USA) U.B.D. by dj_responski (Germany) All The Time by Jayden Voss (UK) Bad Boys by Bad Boy Bill (USA)/DJ Sneak (USA) Who's Been Sleeping by ReWire (Serbia) Street Player by Tradelove (?) SupperLuvvin 22 by Danny Does Disco (UK) www.themixbagpodcast.com www.patreon.com/djmidimack Thank you for listening!

A new MP3 sermon from Wharton Missionary Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Don"t Count Me Out Speaker: Gary Hunt, Jr. Broadcaster: Wharton Missionary Baptist Church Event: Sunday - AM Date: 9/18/2022 Bible: Micah 7:8-9 Length: 54 min.

The Legendary MIKI HOWARD is back and shining brightly with a soulful and gusty remake of an old Abbey Lincoln tune "Throw It Away". It was already reached #1 on the UK Soul chart and is climbing the charts here in the US as well! We welcome this incredible artist back with open arms and are honored to have her on our podcast. We laughed, fussed, talked about her past and present endeavors and just had a great time. Listen in as we converse with this iconic lady of soul.Born in Chicago, Illinois, Alicia Michelle "Miki" Howard was the daughter of two well-known gospel singers. Her father, Clay Graham, sang with the Pilgrim Jubiliees and her mother, Josephine Howard, was a member of the Caravans, a group that would eventually be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. When Howard was in her early teens, her mother moved the family to Los Angeles. Already aiming at a career in music, the 15-year-old Howard received her first break when she participated in a teen beauty contest. Augie Johnson, leader of the group Side Effect, happened to be in the audience; impressed with Howard's singing talent, Howard also joined the lineup of Side Effect in 1978 when another singer departed. She sang with Side Effect until 1982. Howard signed a contract with Atlantic Records in the mid-1980s and recorded her first solo album, “Come Share My Love”, in 1986. The title track from the album was its first single, hitting the top ten of the R&B charts and reaching number five in late 1986. A remake of the pop standard "Imagination," which Howard had fought to include on “Come Share My Love”, was another hit from the album. Howard's second solo album, 1988's “Love Confessions”, offered another top-five R&B hit with "Baby Be Mine." "That's What Love Is," a duet with Gerald Levert, also hit the R&B charts. In the meantime, Howard's third solo album,” Miki Howard”, was released in 1989 and proved her most commercially successful to date. The single "Ain't Nuthin' in the World" became Howard's first number-one hit on the R&B charts and another song, "Love Under New Management," followed it to number two and became one of Howard's signature tunes. Howard continued with a successful solo career after switching to Giant Records in 1991. Her first single under her new contract, "Ain't Nobody like You," became Howard's second number-one R&B hit. The subsequent album, 1992's “Femme Fatale”, featured Howard's renditions of classic tracks originally performed by Dinah Washington ("This Bitter Earth") and Billie Holiday ("Good Morning Heartache"). After a casting director saw her perform some Billie Holiday tunes at a New York City concert at Radio City Music Hall, Howard was offered the chance to portray Holiday in a nightclub scene in director Spike Lee's 1992 film “Malcolm X”. The following year, Howard recorded an entire album of Holiday songs, “Miki Sings Billie”, including her favorite Holiday tune, "Don't Explain." In 1993, Howard made another movie appearance in director John Singleton's “Poetic Justice”. She released “Live Plus” in 1996 and a comeback album of original material, “Can't Count Me Out”, in 1997. After a four year hiatus, “Three Wishes”, was released in 2001 to excellent reviews. The album earned a Grammy Award nomination for Best Traditional R&B Recording. She followed that with “Pillow Talk” (2006), “Private Collection” (2008), “I Choose To Be Happy” (2015) and a live recording “Miki Howard- Live In Concert” in 2015. Howard was featured on the second season on TV One's critically acclaimed bio-series “Unsung”. Miki's episode was the highest rated of her season and in 2015 was adaListen and subscribe to the BAAS Entertainment Podcast on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Pandora, Podchaser, Pocket Casts and TuneIn. “Hey, Alexa. Play the BAAS Entertainment Podcast.”

We have an absolute treat this week with the appearance of my friend Jason Mazzola on the podcast. He sang for a band called Count Me Out, currently sings for a band called Cloak/Dagger as well as the host of Where It Went Podcast (a deep dive into the Revelation Records catalog). As you can see, he's a busy dude but we found time to hang hard and discuss what it's like being podcast nerds, how amazing Chain of Strength is and trying to not be overly nostalgic.  ORDER THE NEW CLOAK/DAGGER 7" HERE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die Floskel "Gut Ding will Weile haben" gilt nicht nur für das neue Kendrick Lamar-Album »Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers«, sondern auch das epische Finale unserer ausführlichen XXL-Review. Endlich ist unsere Besprechung der zweiten Album-Hälfte online und bringt nochmal einiges an Diskussionsstoff mit sich. Ob Kendricks Herangehensweise an »Auntie Diaries« irgendwo zwischen mangelnder Sensibilität und der ehrlichen Darstellung eines organischen Lernprozesses.. Oder dem Finale von »Mother I Sober«, das auf den zweiten oder dritten Gedanken doch etwas am Bild des selbstlosen, geläuterten Helden kratzen könnte. Oder aber einfach dem für manche gewöhnungsbedürftigen Playboi-Carti-type "Huhhh" in der Hook des laidback Slow-Bangers »Silent Hill«. Was auch immer es auf den finalen neun Tracks zu besprechen gab, wir haben versucht es abzudecken. Falls nicht: Ihr wisst wo ihr uns erreichen könnt! Denn wie immer gilt: Lasst uns wissen was ihr vom Album haltet und viel Spaß mit der Review!

The 5th & Last Album Under TDE From K Dot Would Bring In Some More Personal Depth. RATE: 8.5/10 Favorites: Silent Hill, N95, Die Hard, Purple Hearts, Count Me Out, Crown, Savior, Mother I Sober, Mirror, Auntie Diaries, Father Time, Worldwide Steppers, United In Grief, Mr. Morale Least Favorite: We Cry Together Keep On Craving My Lil Junkies

(00:00) Intro; Spotlight Series #83: Ty Leone New releases/ Latest News: (05:56) Brandy's diss song to Jack Harlow (09:52) Aitch: 1998 (12:38) Labels pressuring artists to make TikToks (16:15) John Legend: Dope (ft. JID) (17:42) Logic: Vinyl Days (ft.DJ Premier) (20:27) N-Dubz: Charmer (24:30) Headie One: 22 Carats (ft. Gazo) (26:49) New albums, Mahalia's new EP Main discussion starts here: (30:34) The Heart Part 5, Album Art; & first listens (36:36) Album concept (43:47) General thoughts on the album (49:16) Die Hard, Album production (55:02) United In Grief, N95, Worldwide Steppers (01:04:26) Cancel Culture, Kodak Black presence (01:11:19) Rich Interlude; Silent Hill (ft. Kodak Black) (01:13:51) Auntie Diaries (01:19:56) Father Time (ft. Sampha) & Generational Trauma (01:27:57) Mother I Sober (ft. Beth Gibbons) (01:35:08) Mr. Morale (ft. Tanna Leone), Album pacing (Crown, Purple Hearts) (01:41:04) Savior Interlude/Savior (ft. Baby Keem & Sam Dew) (01:48:19) We Cry Together (01:53:30) Mirror (01:57:08) Count Me Out, Rich Spirit (01:59:46) Favourite tracks & feature, ranking in discography (02:03:30) Closing, Now and Then playlist

I was inspired by Kendrick Lamar's song "Count Me Out"! I briefly discussed what motivates me and how to channel negative emotions into action. Check it out!  Social Media/Plugs New Friend Survey https://forms.gle/gb3scAKDhJBWcmtK6 Gratitude GroupMe  https://groupme.com/join_group/84134832/ocrZ2dPz If you have a question for the podcast, call 571-336-6560 or leave a question via this Google Form. Five Minute Journal by Intelligent Change Affiliate Code: https://www.intelligentchange.com/?rfsn=4621464.017186 Tappy Card "Electronic Business Card" Affiliate Code:  https://tappycard.com?ref:philip-wilkerson Please leave a rating/review of the podcast https://lovethepodcast.com/positivephilter Intro and outro music provided by DJ BIGyoks. Check out his Instagram and Soundcloud channel can be found here:  https://www.instagram.com/beats.byyoks/ https://soundcloud.com/dj-bigyoks Please follow Positive Philter: Positive Philter Facebook Page Positive Philter Twitter Positive Philter Instagram  If you would like to support the podcast, please consider donating to the Positive Philter Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/positivephilter FeedSpot selected positive Philter as the Top 20 Positive Thinking Podcasts on the web. https://blog.feedspot.com/positive_thinking_podcasts/

This week I am joined by Jamie Woolford and Rory Phillips of The Stereo! Jamie returns for his second PCH appearance, this time with Rory, to talk all about the new Stereo album Thirteen and the bands new podcast series Kings of No Hope plus:- How Kickstarter is a great tool for finding out what the fans want- Why Jamie enjoys writing a good bridge (middle eight!) to a song- Rory's masterful podcast production skills- Having two leading roles in one band- What kind of expectations Rory and Jamie had when writing a new album for The Stereo- Telling a more realistic story of life in a touring band with the podcast- Filling in the gaps to tell the whole story of The Stereo- What its like for Rory to play post-Rory songs from The Stereo live- Being in The Stereo in 1999 versus being in The Stereo in 2022 & more!Follow The Stereo -http://thestereorock.comhttps://www.kingsofnohope.comhttps://thestereo.bandcamp.comhttps://www.youtube.com/TheStereohttps://www.instagram.com/thestereorockhttps://twitter.com/thestereorockhttps://www.facebook.com/thestereorockCheck out the Power Chord Hour radio show every Friday night at 10 to midnight est on 107.9 WRFA in Jamestown, NY. Stream the station online at wrfalp.com/streaming/ or listen on the WRFA app.powerchordhour@gmail.comInstagram - www.instagram.com/powerchordhourTwitter - www.twitter.com/powerchordhourFacebook - www.facebook.com/powerchordhourYoutube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jTfzjB3-mzmWM-51c8LggSpotify Episode Playlists - https://open.spotify.com/user/kzavhk5ghelpnthfby9o41gnr?si=4WvOdgAmSsKoswf_HTh_MgThank you to Jay Vics for his behind the scenes help on this episode - https://www.jvimobile.comhttps://www.facebook.com/jvimobilehttps://www.twitter.com/jvimobile

After 5 years, Kendrick Lamar has released Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, his long-awaited follow up to DAMN. Like its predecessor, Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers is 2 albums in one and loaded with hidden references. On this week's episode of AFH's What's The Headline, we explain the meanings behind the two albums--Mr. Morale AND The Big Steppers--and explore Kendrick Lamar's career of complex works of art. 0:00 Intro 7:47 Kendrick Lamar started the rollout for Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers in August 2021 15:20 The meaning of Kendrick Lamar's Oklama nickname 18:11 AFH's personal relationship with Kendrick Lamar 28:00 AFH was among the first publications to report that DAMN was really 2 albums in 1 37:50 “The Heart, Pt. 5” contained a number of hidden clues about Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers 45:00 Kendrick Lamar is looking in the mirror in the video for “The Heart, Pt. 5” 51:15 The meaning of the artwork for Kendrick Lamar's Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers 1:01:56 Mr. Morale and The Big Steppers are 2 separate albums with different artwork and themes, and they are in reverse order 1:11:00 Kendrick Lamar's Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers is not in the order in which we are supposed to listen 1:24:00 Explaining the Mr. Morale album 1:24:12 Count Me Out 1:25:35 Crown 1:28:30 Silent Hill 1:31:40 Savior Interlude 1:37:20 Savior 1:42:28 Auntie Diaries 1:46:00 Mr. Morale 1:51:10 Mother | Sober 1:55:00 Mirror 1:57:20 Explaining The Big Steppers album 1:57:48 United In Grief 1:59:24 N95 2:01:50 Worldwide Steppers 2:03:40 Die Hard 2:06:36 Father Time 2:10:25 Rich Interlude 2:12:00 Rich Spirit 2:15:40 We Cry Together 2:20:00 Purple Hearts 2:23:40 What is next for Kendrick Lamar

Mr. Kendrick Lamar has returned with his album Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers and we have our full review. This is The "Classic" Quest podcast, the show where we break down Hip Hop projects track by track giving thoughts and opinions on every line. Holden Stephan Roy and Chris Chrome have our thoughts on each song and we're stoked to see what you think. 00:00 Our thoughts on Kendrick Lamar, album title and cover 13:49 United in Grief 24:51 N95 33:00 Worldwide Steppers 41:43 Die Hard (Ft. Blxst, Amanda Reifer) 52:00 Father Time (Ft. Sampha) 59:34 Rich (Interlude) (Ft. Kodak Black) 01:05:56 Rich Spirit 01:13:31 We Cry Together (Ft. Taylour Paige) 01:25:48 Purple Hearts (Ft. Summer Walker, Ghostface Killah) 01:32:29 Count Me Out 01:42:45 Crown 01:51:26 Silent Hill (Ft. Kodak Black) 01:58:17 Savior (Interlude) (Ft. Baby Keem) 02:01:40 Savior (Ft. Baby Keem, Sam Dew) 02:07:53 Auntie Diaries 02:15:27 Mr. Morale (Ft. Tanna Leone) 02:20:56 Mother I Sober (Ft. Beth Gibbons) 02:30:14 Mirror - Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers album review grade reveal Make sure to check out Kendrick Lamar - Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers and do your own review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvNSXS4x9nc&list=OLAK5uy_mmmwkuFwwt1-O4nCwb8m84fw3RoLmTooM Discover Holden Stephan Roy's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/behindthatsuit Your Lady Friend Bonnie: Twitter: @ylfbonnie IG: @Yourladyfriendbonnie Chris Chrome: https://linktr.ee/ChrisChrome93

After five long years, Kendrick Lamar has finally returned with a new album, Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, so Moulz & Mel are on the scene with @https://twitter.com/fromoldharlem (fromoldharlem) to share their thoughts in the latest episode of 1st Listen, New Album Reviews. ---------------- Intro (0:00) -- The Rating System, Explained (8:39 - 11:53) -- Track 1: "United In Grief" (18:25) -- Track 2: "N95" (28:08) -- Track 3: "Worldwide Steppers" (38:48) -- Track 4: "Die Hard" (54:03) -- Track 5: "Father Time" (1:00:25) -- Track 6: "Rich - Interlude" (1:14:07) -- Track 7: "Rich Spirit" (1:18:48) -- Track 8: "We Cry Together" (1:26:39) -- Track 9: "Purple Hearts" (1:42:46) -- TRANSITION TO DISC 2 (1:48:06) -- Track 1: "Count Me Out" (1:50:01) -- Track 2: "Crown" (1:59:34) -- Track 3: "Silent Hill" (2:03:51) -- Track 4: "Savior - Interlude" (2:12:38) -- Track 5: "Savior" (2:15:41) -- Track 6: "Auntie Diaries" (2:26:23) -- Track 7: "Mr. Morale" (2:35:43) -- Track 8: "Mother I Sober" (2:43:09) -- Track 9: "Mirror" (2:54:37) -- Rating Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers (2:58:50) -- Outro (3:01:34)

It took 77 episodes, but we have finally ventured up to the great white north. Miles Between Us was a band from Ottawa that I had the pleasure of working with on my record label over 20 years ago. For this discussion, I was joined by Matt Ford, Matt LaForge, and Adam aka Solly. Everything from the demo to the full length was discussed in this deep dive. We also talked about playing early shows with bands like Count Me Out, No Warning, and American Nightmare. We talk about how they ended up releasing their full length through Think Fast records, a label that became pretty well known in hardcore around that time. This is one of the funniest interviews I've done in a while, with plenty of funny stories mixed into the interview. https://www.patreon.com/EnterpriseHardcorePodcast https://www.instagram.com/enterprisehardcorepodcast https://www.facebook.com/EnterpriseHardcorePodcast https://mobile.twitter.com/podcasthardcore --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enterprise-hardcore-podcast/support

I Don't Wanna Hear It Podcast166 – Cymbals Are Just Noise (featuring Matt Moment)Talking head number three Matt Moment joins us to discuss his band Contact's upcoming release, as well as whatever we damn well please.-Check out more of our stuff at I Don't Wanna Hear It and join the Patreon, jabroni. I mean, if you want. Don't be weird about it. Oh, and we publish books now at WND Press because we want to be bankrupted by a dying medium.We now have a Big Cartel where you can buy shirts, pins, mugs, and coffee.Also, you should listen to our 2021 Christmas special: A Black Metal Christmas Carol, as well as Mikey's true crime podcast, Wasteland and Shane's psychology podcast, Why We Do What We Do.Aaannnddd... our good buddy Matt Moment is in a great hardcore band called Contact. Check 'em out!Some of our old bands are on Spotify:Absent FriendsWe're Not DeadYears From NowMusical Attribution:Licensed through NEOSounds. License information available upon request.“5 O'Clock Shadow,” “America On the Move,” “Baby You Miss Me,” “Big Fat Gypsy,” “Bubble Up,” “C'est Chaud,” “East River Blues,” “The Gold Rush,” “Gypsy Fiddle Jazz,” “Here Comes That Jazz,” “I Wish I Could Charleston,” “I Told You,” “It Feels Like Love To Me,” “Little Tramp,” “Mornington Crescent,” “No Takeaways.”

The new Oso Oso and G.I. Bill (New Morality Zine ON TOP) / Comparing Soul Glo to Refused / Scowl coming out swinging / Vein.fm the best live band in the game currently / Becoming Militarie Gun Dead Heads (Gunheads?) / Touché as the Jimmy Eat World of Hardcore / The continued ascendancy of Buggin' and Instill / Defending In My Eyes - Nothing To Hide (1999) / Soft-launching the concepts of Prog Mosh, Proto-Amazingcore (h/t Axe To Grind), and Grad School Youth Crew We come to the conclusion that Count Me Out are the Rolls Royce of straight edge bands. They took advantage of the space they occupied in hardcore to create something truly singular. Did you know the vocals on Permanent were done in one take? Absurd. Special shout out to Brian McTernan for making three truly exceptional records with these fellas. If you haven't checked out Count Me Out for whatever reason, you need to. They might just be your new favorite band. Jason Mazzola on Forum Of Passion: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6jQDaOTR9CPIQa7swHP5LT?si=bcb563c97c6e4b51 Where It Went Podcast, hosted by Jason: https://open.spotify.com/show/1bn5yMHusgJqOToiNYsYg7?si=39d053200f014b71

Our latest podcast features folk-punk tour-de-force, Roughneck Riot! This is the most fun I've had recording a long while. It's also the first face-to-face one I've been able to do in a long while. Roughneck Riot are currently making a comeback. Their 2019 hiatus was meant to last one year, but Covid had other plans. Now, at the beginning of 2022, they've just dropped their third studio album Burn It To The Ground. It's I sat down with Matty Humphries (vocals/mandolin) and Chris Green (guitar/vocals) at Greeny's house in Warrington. We grabbed some beers and some mics and proceeded to talk about the new record, the evolution of the band from a fun teenage project to the skilled troupe they are now, and how arguing about songwriting is the key to making tunes as memorable as theirs. We also tell some wildly inaccurate, libellous stories about Faintest Idea. At the end of the podcast, you can hear their single Don't Count Me Out. Roughneck Riot's new album Burn It To The Ground is out now on SBAM Records. UK listeners can pick up a copy direct from the band: roughneckriot.co.uk/store Cover photo by Hold My Pint Photography.

All you need is one day in sligo with the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. An Lár, Spencer Murray & Pipeslinger, Ed Miller, Téada, Hank Cramer, Crépuscule, Poisoned Dwarf, Plunk Murray, Seumas Gagne, Beyond The Pale, The Barley Boys, Kevin Flynn and The Avondale Ramblers, The Bloody Irish Boys, Hair Of The Dog, Fàrsan I hope you enjoyed this week's show. If you Heard a song, tune or artist that you loved, I'd like you to share this episode and tag the artist on social either on your page or in a Celtic group you're a part of. Include the show time so they can quickly listen and enjoy. The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast is here to build our diverse Celtic community and help the incredible artists who so generously share their music with you. Musicians rely on your support so they can keep creating new music. If music in this show inspired you, you can buy their CDs, digital downloads, shirts, pins, and other merch. You can follow them on streaming and see their shows. 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THIS WEEK IN CELTIC MUSIC 0:06 - An Lár "TCC" from Deception 3:57 - WELCOME 5:01 - Spencer Murray & Pipeslinger "Dowd's Favourite" from Sound & Fury 9:26 - Ed Miller "The Jute Mill Song" from At Home with the Exiles 11:39 - Téada "The Green Blanket / Up Sligo / Up Leitrim" from Give Us A Penny And Let Us Be Gone 15:20 - Hank Cramer "Who's on the Way, Boys?" from Loosely Celtic 17:23 - FEEDBACK 20:12 - Crépuscule "Scotch in the Jar" from Hap and Rowe 24:46 - Poisoned Dwarf "Stewart's Dudel - Sac O'Matic" from Bolt The Door 28:33 - Plunk Murray "Another Drink" from Another Drink 31:43 - Seumas Gagne "Jenny Dang the Weaver / The Ale Is Dear" from Baile Ard 34:19 - Beyond The Pale "Mooney (The Donegal Fiddler)" from Queen of Skye 39:49 - THANKS 41:26 - The Barley Boys "Raggle Taggle Gypsy" from The Days of Abundance 46:29 - Kevin Flynn and The Avondale Ramblers "One Day In May" from Don't Count Me Out 50:47 - The Bloody Irish Boys "Back Where We Belong" from Auld St. Patrick 54:22 - Hair Of The Dog "The Little Beggarman" from Donegal 56:38 - CLOSING 58:58 - Fàrsan "Fear Drabastach" from Fàrsan The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast was edited by Mitchell Petersen with Graphics by Miranda Nelson Designs. The show was produced by Marc Gunn, The Celtfather. Subscribe through your favorite podcatcher or on our website where you can become a Patron of the Podcast for as little as $1 per episode. Promote Celtic culture through music at http://celticmusicpodcast.com/. WELCOME TO CELTIC MUSIC * Helping you celebrate Celtic culture through music. I am Marc Gunn. I'm a musician and podcaster. I share my love of Irish and Celtic music from around the globe with you. I want to introduce you to some amazing Celtic bands and musicians. The artists in this show need your support which you can do by buying their music or telling a friend about the band you found. You can find a link to all of the artists, along with show times and chapters for each song when you visit our website at celticmusicpodcast.com. You can also support this podcast on Patreon. This week on Pub Songs & Stories. Get inspired by the famous Isle of Mist with a story by Duncan McLauchlan. Learn the secret of why cats knock things over. Hear music from the first two Celtic artists that were added to the all new Best of 2022 Irish & Celtic Music playlist on Spotify. It's on the latest Pub Songs & Stories #248. And next time, there are two CD Releases to Share. VOTE IN THE CELTIC TOP 20 This is our way of finding the best songs and artists each year. You can vote for as many songs and tunes that inspire you in each episode. Your vote helps me create next year's Best Celtic music of 2022 episode. But it also helps me populate a new playlist on Spotify. I am adding new tracks to the playlist every week. The newest additions are Gerry O'Connor, The Canny Brothers Band, and The McDades to that list. They had the top voted songs from show #540. Follow and Listen on Spotify. You can still vote for your favorite tracks in that episode for the Celtic Top 20. It's super simple to do. So go Vote Right Now on Patreon! 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They are traditional folk lore music and are sooo good! Looking forward to the bumper sticker and supporting you!" Robert replied on Instagram: “On your second to last podcast you asked everyone what are you doing while listening to the podcast. Well, I don't have a Facebook so I had to look you up on Instagram. Usually what I do is very very early in the morning when it's still dark I have my coffee in the garage and I am a tobacco pipe smoker, so I enjoy my cuppa Joe puffing on my pipe listening to some good Irish in Celtic music. Thanks for the podcast you're doing a great job. Keep it going! Robert” Alied Pérez Martínez shared a beginner tin whistle YouTube video: "hi Marc, a quick one to show you my skills (for some definitions of skill :D) with the tin whistle, and to thank you for inspiring me to learn it."

"Chiiild" is a Canadian experimental soul band led by singer/producer Yonatan Ayal (aka xSDTRK) and guitarist/producer "Pierre-Luc Rioux (aka PL).Despite both hailing from Montréal, the duo didn't meet until crossing paths in the LA music scene, at a time when Yonatan was forging a career as a producer/beat-maker and PL was doing the same as a producer/writer and session guitarist for numerous artists. Once the pair decided to collaborate it took a few years for the "Chiiild" sound to emerge, first experimenting with a fully "soul" sound and then making tracks with the intention that other singers would be featured on them. Finally Yonatan had a break-through, realizing that the only way his music would not get watered down was to become a singer himself and to write about personal subjects that resonated with him.As usual, there is a lot more to know about the background and paths "Chiiild" have taken to get here, so check out this latest episode of Roots to Grooves where Jay and Jesse also spin a selection of their favorite tracks from "Chiiild".To listen to the full episode, including the featured music, visit... signlradio.com"Roots to Grooves" is a production of SIGNL.https://www.signlradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/signlradiohttps://www.twitter.com/signlradiohttps://www.facebook.com/signlradiohttps://www.mixcloud.com/signlhttps://open.spotify.com/user/96mhz6qfjoztxbl2dpm0uj903?si=aAZpsoEnRAKdx85kr1QWhg

8.22.21 | "Don't Count Me Out; I'm Still Here" | Rev. Cornelius Williams by The Rock Church of Fort Myers

Ben Flanagan returns to the podcast! He first came on in 2018 after winning his NCAA title in the 10,000m. Now he's a professional runner for the Reebok Boston Track Club and he's currently quarantined in Canada before he competes at their respective Olympic Trials in Montreal later this month. We're all fairly familiar with what it takes to make the U.S. Olympic team with a top three finish at each event but it's a little more complex with Canada. He explains why. His personal best in the 5,000m is 13:20, which was run at the Platinum PT Qualifier put on by Tracksmith at the end of May. I was behind the mic for that race and while I saw it was a four-second personal best, he tells us why it was a much bigger deal in his hopes for Tokyo. We also catch up on life since his last podcast appearance, he's got some nice things to say about Mason Ferlic and much more. You can watch Ben compete in the men's 5,000m on Saturday, June 26 at 8:30 p.m. ET. Athletics Canda said the event will be streamed for free on athleticscanada.tv.| Full schedule here. Pick up a copy of Don't Count Me Out by Ben Weingart here.

Rev. C Williams "Don't Count Me Out; I'm Still Here" Sunday Service 5.30.21 by Cornerstone North

HIS ABOUNDING GRACE  with Min. Van: Don't Count Me Out! -“"His Abounding Grace Broadcast - Tuesdays @ 7:00 pm; "DeclaringThe Finished Work " - Thursdays @ 12:00 Noon; "Friday Night Joy " - Fridays @ 7:00 pm; "Bread of Life -1st and 3rd-Sundays @ 7:00 pm, "Challenged To Change" -Wednesday @ 7pm; MONTHLY BROADCASTS: "Lifeline- Every 1st Monday @ 7 pm;  ‘The Bold and Beautiful with Rev. Novena Reed, Rev. Curtis Alston, and Min. Jordana Cunningham - every 2 Saturday @ 10am.' "ADORATION with Evangelist Lewis McILwain, - every 3rd Monday of the month. Marriage Takeover: The Body of One. With Rev. Eric and Rev. Temeka Thompson every 3rd Sunday @7pm.  R3 REAL LIFE; REAL MEN; AND REAL TALK  with Ray, Antonio, Tyrone, Cleophas, and Elstonevery 2nd Sunday @7pm WEEKLYPRAYER:  "Mid-Day Glory Prayer with Rev. Gwendolyn Dixon"-Every Wednesday @ 1pm Dial-in Number:(712) 770-5505Access code732499

HIS ABOUNDING GRACE  with Min. Van: Don't Count Me Out!  -“"His Abounding Grace Broadcast - Tuesdays @ 7:00 pm; "DeclaringThe Finished Work " - Thursdays @ 12:00 Noon; "Friday Night Joy " - Fridays @ 7:00 pm; "Bread of Life -1st and 3rd-Sundays @ 7:00 pm, "Challenged To Change" -Wednesday @ 7pm; MONTHLY BROADCASTS: "Lifeline- Every 1st Monday @ 7 pm;  ‘The Bold and Beautiful with Rev. Novena Reed, Rev. Curtis Alston, and Min. Jordana Cunningham - every 2 Saturday @ 10am.’ "ADORATION with Evangelist Lewis McILwain, - every 3rd Monday of the month. Marriage Takeover: The Body of One. With Rev. Eric and Rev. Temeka Thompson every 3rd Sunday @7pm.  R3 REAL LIFE; REAL MEN; AND REAL TALK  with Ray, Antonio, Tyrone, Cleophas, and Elstonevery 2nd Sunday @7pm WEEKLYPRAYER:  "Mid-Day Glory Prayer with Rev. Gwendolyn Dixon"-Every Wednesday @ 1pm Dial-in Number:(712) 770-5505Access code732499

HIS ABOUNDING GRACE  with Min. Van: Don't Count Me Out!  -“"His Abounding Grace Broadcast - Tuesdays @ 7:00 pm; "DeclaringThe Finished Work " - Thursdays @ 12:00 Noon; "Friday Night Joy " - Fridays @ 7:00 pm; "Bread of Life -1st and 3rd-Sundays @ 7:00 pm, "Challenged To Change" -Wednesday @ 7pm; MONTHLY BROADCASTS: "Lifeline- Every 1st Monday @ 7 pm;  ‘The Bold and Beautiful with Rev. Novena Reed, Rev. Curtis Alston, and Min. Jordana Cunningham - every 2 Saturday @ 10am.’ "ADORATION with Evangelist Lewis McILwain, - every 3rd Monday of the month. Marriage Takeover: The Body of One. With Rev. Eric and Rev. Temeka Thompson every 3rd Sunday @7pm.  R3 REAL LIFE; REAL MEN; AND REAL TALK  with Ray, Antonio, Tyrone, Cleophas, and Elstonevery 2nd Sunday @7pm WEEKLYPRAYER:  "Mid-Day Glory Prayer with Rev. Gwendolyn Dixon"-Every Wednesday @ 1pm Dial-in Number:(712) 770-5505Access code732499     

HIS ABOUNDING GRACE  with Min. Van: Don't Count Me Out! -“"His Abounding Grace Broadcast - Tuesdays @ 7:00 pm; "DeclaringThe Finished Work " - Thursdays @ 12:00 Noon; "Friday Night Joy " - Fridays @ 7:00 pm; "Bread of Life -1st and 3rd-Sundays @ 7:00 pm, "Challenged To Change" -Wednesday @ 7pm; MONTHLY BROADCASTS: "Lifeline- Every 1st Monday @ 7 pm;  ‘The Bold and Beautiful with Rev. Novena Reed, Rev. Curtis Alston, and Min. Jordana Cunningham - every 2 Saturday @ 10am.' "ADORATION with Evangelist Lewis McILwain, - every 3rd Monday of the month. Marriage Takeover: The Body of One. With Rev. Eric and Rev. Temeka Thompson every 3rd Sunday @7pm.  R3 REAL LIFE; REAL MEN; AND REAL TALK  with Ray, Antonio, Tyrone, Cleophas, and Elstonevery 2nd Sunday @7pm WEEKLYPRAYER:  "Mid-Day Glory Prayer with Rev. Gwendolyn Dixon"-Every Wednesday @ 1pm Dial-in Number:(712) 770-5505Access code732499    

This conversation takes us inside the heart and mind of two stroke survivors. Jo Ann Glim and Brad Neufeld are co-hosts on their own program, Don't Count Me Out. Jo Ann and Brad experienced different types of life-changing neurological events. They have now partnered in hosting a program to help other victims of strokes share their own stories and learn about successful coping. How do stroke survivors prepare for a future so different from what was expected. How do we overcome sadness and depression over the losses that are so heavy, for so many? What happens during the grief phase and what comes next? Instead of seeing closed doors, how can we open new doors and explore new opportunities? As Brad says, Every challenge that we face in life is conquerable, especially when we work together. Mini Bios Jo Ann Glim was born in Chicago, Illinois to a military family and raised in Anacortes, Washington in the far reaches of the Pacific Northwest. Tragically, Jo Ann's mother passed away from a stroke when Jo Ann was fourteen. This was the beginning of a life-path plotted with many dark events. In her own words, “Instead of consuming me, they made me stronger, and I'm here to tell you, darkness can be replaced with light.” Jo Ann's three-pronged career of broadcast and print media, freelance writing, and business management formed her into the indie author she is today. Her 5-Star books, the award-winning Begotten With Love, and her newest release Trapped Within, are both non-fiction. They are life-stories filled with challenges, hope, and humor. A paralyzing stroke nearly twenty-four years ago left her most of all, grateful for life itself! Brad Neufeld is the host of Resilience Talk Network and Co-host of the Podcast, Don't Count Me Out. ​He has a long history in radio programming and hosting, and has learned to successfully cope with a severe brain abscess and surgery, and subsequent TIA's. Items Mentioned for Our Listeners Jo Ann's books, Begotten with Love and Trapped Within Brad's radio network, Resilience Talk Network Podcasting Award The Living to 100 Club Podcast was recently selected among the Top 20 Aging Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021 by Feedspot RSS News Reader. Thanks to all of our listeners for tuning in, and to our guests for the great conversations.

This conversation takes us inside the heart and mind of two stroke survivors, who are co-hosts on their own program, Don’t Count Me Out. Jo Ann Glim and Brad Neufeld experienced different types of life-changing neurological events and have now partnered in hosting a program to help other victims of strokes share their own stories and learn about successful coping. How do people prepare for a future so different from what was expected, and how do we overcome sadness and depression over the losses that are so heavy, for so many? What happens during the grief phase and what comes next? Instead of seeing closed doors, how can we open new doors and explore new opportunities? As Brad says, Every challenge that we face in life is conquerable, especially when we work together. Mini Bios Jo Ann Glim was born in Chicago, Illinois to a military family and raised in Anacortes, Washington in the far reaches of the Pacific Northwest. Tragically, Jo Ann's mother passed away from a stroke when Jo Ann was fourteen. This was the beginning of a life-path plotted with many dark events. In her own words, “Instead of consuming me, they made me stronger, and I’m here to tell you, darkness can be replaced with light.” Jo Ann’s three-pronged career of broadcast and print media, freelance writing, and business management formed her into the indie author she is today. Her 5-Star books, the award-winning Begotten With Love, and her newest release Trapped Within, are both non-fiction, life-stories filled with challenges, hope, and humor. A paralyzing stroke nearly twenty-four years ago left her most of all, grateful for life itself! Brad Neufeld is the host of Resilience Talk Network and Co-host of the Podcast, Don’t Count Me Out. ​He has a long history in radio programming and hosting, and has learned to successfully cope with a severe brain abscess and surgery, and subsequent TIA's. Items Mentioned for Our Listeners Jo Ann's books, Begotten with Love and Trapped Within Brad's radio network, Resilience Talk Network Podcasting Award The Living to 100 Club Podcast was recently selected among the Top 20 Aging Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021 by Feedspot RSS News Reader. Thanks to all of our listeners for tuning in, and to our guests for the great conversations.

This conversation takes us inside the heart and mind of two stroke survivors. Jo Ann Glim and Brad Neufeld are co-hosts on their own program, Don't Count Me Out. Jo Ann and Brad experienced different types of life-changing neurological events. They have now partnered in hosting a program to help other victims of strokes share their own stories and learn about successful coping. How do stroke survivors prepare for a future so different from what was expected. How do we overcome sadness and depression over the losses that are so heavy, for so many? What happens during the grief phase and what comes next? Instead of seeing closed doors, how can we open new doors and explore new opportunities? As Brad says, Every challenge that we face in life is conquerable, especially when we work together. Mini Bios Jo Ann Glim was born in Chicago, Illinois to a military family and raised in Anacortes, Washington in the far reaches of the Pacific Northwest. Tragically, Jo Ann's mother passed away from a stroke when Jo Ann was fourteen. This was the beginning of a life-path plotted with many dark events. In her own words, “Instead of consuming me, they made me stronger, and I'm here to tell you, darkness can be replaced with light.” Jo Ann's three-pronged career of broadcast and print media, freelance writing, and business management formed her into the indie author she is today. Her 5-Star books, the award-winning Begotten With Love, and her newest release Trapped Within, are both non-fiction. They are life-stories filled with challenges, hope, and humor. A paralyzing stroke nearly twenty-four years ago left her most of all, grateful for life itself! Brad Neufeld is the host of Resilience Talk Network and Co-host of the Podcast, Don't Count Me Out. ​He has a long history in radio programming and hosting, and has learned to successfully cope with a severe brain abscess and surgery, and subsequent TIA's. Items Mentioned for Our Listeners Jo Ann's books, Begotten with Love and Trapped Within Brad's radio network, Resilience Talk Network Podcasting Award The Living to 100 Club Podcast was recently selected among the Top 20 Aging Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021 by Feedspot RSS News Reader. Thanks to all of our listeners for tuning in, and to our guests for the great conversations.

This conversation takes us inside the heart and mind of two stroke survivors. Jo Ann Glim and Brad Neufeld are co-hosts on their own program, Don't Count Me Out. Jo Ann and Brad experienced different types of life-changing neurological events. They have now partnered in hosting a program to help other victims of strokes share their own stories and learn about successful coping. How do stroke survivors prepare for a future so different from what was expected. How do we overcome sadness and depression over the losses that are so heavy, for so many? What happens during the grief phase and what comes next? Instead of seeing closed doors, how can we open new doors and explore new opportunities? As Brad says, Every challenge that we face in life is conquerable, especially when we work together. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS Mini Bios Jo Ann Glim was born in Chicago, Illinois to a military family and raised in Anacortes, Washington in the far reaches of the Pacific Northwest. Tragically, Jo Ann's mother passed away from a stroke when Jo Ann was fourteen. This was the beginning of a life-path plotted with many dark events. In her own words, “Instead of consuming me, they made me stronger, and I'm here to tell you, darkness can be replaced with light.” Jo Ann's three-pronged career of broadcast and print media, freelance writing, and business management formed her into the indie author she is today. Her 5-Star books, the award-winning Begotten With Love, and her newest release Trapped Within, are both non-fiction. They are life-stories filled with challenges, hope, and humor. A paralyzing stroke nearly twenty-four years ago left her most of all, grateful for life itself! Brad Neufeld is the host of Resilience Talk Network and Co-host of the Podcast, Don't Count Me Out. ​He has a long history in radio programming and hosting, and has learned to successfully cope with a severe brain abscess and surgery, and subsequent TIA's. Items Mentioned for Our Listeners Jo Ann's books, Begotten with Love and Trapped Within Brad's radio network, Resilience Talk Network Podcasting Award The Living to 100 Club Podcast was recently selected among the Top 20 Aging Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021 by Feedspot RSS News Reader. Thanks to all of our listeners for tuning in, and to our guests for the great conversations.

Singer-songwriter Angie Nussey's beautiful new album “I Have No Idea What I’m Doing” grew out of an intense focus on her spiritual well-being, after an emotional breakdown in 2007. Mostly piano driven, the new recording took two and a half years to complete - recording at home with support from musical friends. Angie gave a wonderful Tedx talk on music and spirituality in Sudbury in 2014 which is an excellent introduction to both her music and spirituality. As well as her solo career, Angie is also a member of songwriting trio Boreal, with fellow singer-songwriters Tannis Slimmon and Katherine Wheatley. The trio tours 'Songs For The Snowy Season' annually each December. Angie is currently releasing a song and story from I Have No Idea What I'm Doing on a monthly basis. For more information about her music, visit http://angienussey.com. Music: Angie Nussey “All Your Courage”, “Forgotten Names”, “Former Me” and “Count Me Out” from “I Have No Idea What I’m Doing” (2020, Self) CDN. Folk Roots Radio is a labour of love - a full time hobby. If you enjoy this episode, please consider giving us a 'LIKE' and leaving a review/comment on your podcast provider and sharing the episode on social media. We'll love you for it!

Interview with Jason Mazzola of Count Me Out, Cloak/Dagger, and the Where It Went Podcast.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Forumofpassion)

Man, do I have a treat for you. This week we have Pete Appleby who played in Count Me Out and Renee Heartfelt, both of them who were incredibly important bands to me (and many others). We dig in with Pete to discuss how both bands may have been a few years too "early", the trials and tribulations with the business side of music and his life as a dentist now. Enjoy! Listen to the PunkRockMBA Podcast with Finn McKenty - https://podlink.to/prmbapodcast Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

EPISODE 20 (LISTENERS FAVORITE REPLAY) : Die Laughing Records Radio Podcast (VALENTINE’S DAY SPECIAL) Female Fronted and Female Bands and Artists this episode!!! . ORIGINALLY AIRED 02/12/2019 . Hosted by Rob Trisler • Die Laughing THEME song by Born Sick • We Take Form by Some Kind Of Nightmare • Make You Dead by The Homisides • Live Fast Die Last by Seven Days & Doesn’t Die • To Be or Not To Be by Trash Panda • Triple Shot Of The Week!!! (Segment) • Crashing Down by Screaming Red • It's Not Me (it's you) by The After Lashes • Crashing Up by The Venus Reaction • NEWS with Dave Dalton (Segment) • NEWS : The Hellflowers • Come On Let's Dance! by Hellflowers • NEWS : Frequency Within • Coma by Frequency Within • NEWS : Amy Angel and the HellRaisers • I'd Do It Again by Amy Angel and the HellRaisers • NEWS : Screaming Bloody Marys • Bloodbath by Screaming Bloody Marys • NEWS : The NERV • Alternative Facts by The Nerv • NEWS : Bite • SIN CITY (Live) by Bite starring Chelsea Rose • Maelstrom Minute w/ Curtis Smith • Fuck It by Hot Sheets • Die Laughing Roster by Lord Prosser • Go Go Go Girl Commercial • Undead Summer by The Undead • Overkill by SA90 • SHOUT OUTS INTRO! (SEGMENT) • Cherry Bomb (live) by L7 & Joan Jett • You Are Still With Me by Castles In Spain • Glitter and Gold by Hot Laundry • Don't Count Me Out by Screaming Bloody Marys • Disco Trisket by Lurid Bliss • World Premiere of “Gone Too Far” by Bite • Gone Too Far by Bite starring Chelsea Rose • It’s Called Rape by Dick and Jane LIVE on KALX • What Is PR? (Segment) • Band PR: EPK vs Physical Press Kits • Wicked Ways by Delta Mud • Mustangs by AkaBelle • Kool Kids by Sounds Like Disco • Thanks and See You Next Week! • Die Laughing commercial, Podcast Intro and Segment intros by Lord Prosser // Die Laughing Records Radio Podcast Official Episode #20 (LISTENERS FAVORITE REPLAY) . . LISTEN TO US ON THE RADIO! FRIDAY’S at 4pm-6pm (pst) on Kaotic Radio https://rb.gy/z7mtqn SATURDAY'S at 12 NOON-2pm (pst) on www.localmusicexperience.com . . DIE LAUGHING RECORDS - NEW DIGITAL RELEASES: Fang “American Nightmare” https://orcd.co/dlrd2034 Amy Angel and the HellRaisers “Do It Again” https://orcd.co/dlrd2032 Hot Laundry “SHAKE” https://orcd.co/dlrd2030 Fang “MINNEAPOLIS” https://orcd.co/dlrd2033 The Dogs “WELCOME TO THE REVOLUTION” https://orcd.co/dlrd2028 Yard Of Blondes “DO YOU NEED MORE?” https://orcd.co/dlrd2027 Michael Des Barres and The Mistakes “LIVE” EP https://orcd.co/dlrd2026 The Carvels NYC “LIVE at the Cutting Room” https://orcd.co/dlrd2025 The Venomous Pinks “I WANT YOU” shorturl.at/yOP59 The Killer Smiles “RAISING THE STAKES” http://smarturl.it/DLRD2012 honeychain “POCKET FULL OF GOOD LUCK” https://orcd.co/dlrd2017 The Unfortunate Bastard “MAUDIE” https://orcd.co/dlrd2019 . . LISTEN ON YOU’RE FAVORITE PODCAST PLATFORM: www.facebook.com/DLRPodcast Podcast merch: https://www.zazzle.com/store/dlrpodcast/products . . LABEL & PODCAST WEBSITE: www.dielaughingrecords.com www.goldenrobotrecords.com Band & Label Merch: https://bit.ly/2DYyXQt DLR YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/dielaughingrecords . . #punkrockshow #podcast #gogogogirl #jillianelizabeth #punk #radio #alternative #spotify #dielaughingrecordsradiopodcast #punkrock #radiolife #hardcorepunk #rocknroll #dielaughingrecords #vinyl #poppunk #metal #rock #hillaryburton #radioshow #lp3 #goldenrobotrecords #robtrisler #robfather #davedalton #lordprosser #larryprosser #celebritystalkerpresents #jaggersplaylist

Ralph Tresvant began his music career as a member of the Boston-based boy band, New Edition. He recorded a slew of crowd-pleasers with the band, including “Candy Girl,” Count Me Out,” and “Can You Stand the Rain?”. In between recording and performing with New Edition, Tresvant dropped three solo projects. On his new single, “All Mine”, Ralph is joined by fellow New Edition alum Johnny Gill. Ralph currently hosts “Inside the Ride,” a radio show in his native Boston that combines R&B, hip hop, and soul, genres. Heart, soul and passion; these three words vividly describe what singer/songwriter and Atlanta native, Jande' Pierce puts into everything she does. She continues to perform throughout the Atlanta metropolitan area, where she also works as a songwriter and vocal arranger for up and coming artists as well as established producers and artists, throughout the United States, and looks forward to dropping her 1st album. Support the show: https://theanswersandiego.com/radioshow/8349 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Taking a detour this week before diving into Episode 010 for Chain Of Strength "True Till Death" EP / "The One Thing That Still Holds True" LP. We wanted to give Jason a chance to give his perspective on the first six Revelation Records releases that we discussed prior to him coming onto the podcast. On this episode, we talk a lot about Count Me Out as well so, added bonus!We are happy to have Jason as a full time member of the team. He comes with a lot of knowledge, experience, and passion. We hope you all enjoy this retrospective of sorts and cannot wait to continue this journey with everyone.  Bidip-bo!

Two hours of trashy garage, punk, rock, soul and fury with host DJ Jdub. This week: Nothing but female fronted bands! Outrage Radio playlist - August 27, 2020: 1. L7 – Fast & Frightening 2. Amyl & The Sniffers – GFY 3. All Hits – Blockhead 4. Boss Hog – Count Me Out [12:19] 5. Neighborhood Brats – Party Going Nowhere 6. CTMF featuring The Dear Watson Sound – Tequila Blackout 7. Pleasure Seekers – What A Way To Die 8. Lost Cat – Don’t Need A Man 9. Lipstick Pickups – Kill Tonite 10. Gossip – No No No 11. Betty Davis – They Say I’m Different 12. Koko Taylor – Wang Dang Doodle [33:12] 13. Trixie and The Trainwrecks - What Would You Do 14. PJ Harvey – Me-Jane 15. Mary Bell – Empty Puppet 16. BB and The Blips – Matriduxy 17. Sial – Abintara 18. Bikini Kill – Capri Pants 19. Holly Golightly – As You Go Down [53:24] 20. Texas Terri Bomb! – Never Shut Up 21. The Paybacks – Me 22. The Distillers – Blood In Gutters 23. The Donnas – Do You Wanna Hit It? 24. Imelda May – Big Bad Handsome Man 25. The Legendary Tigerman feat. Lisa Kekaula – The Saddest Thing To Say [1:12:28] 26. Girlschool – Demolition Boys (live) 27. Bala – Vives 28. Dead Weather – Gasoline 29. Krimewatch – Cockroach Boy 30. Lunachicks – Plugg 31. Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings – Got A Thing On My Mind 32. Etta James – Nobody Loves You Like Me 33. Detroit Cobras – Stay Down [1:34:20] 34. Fatty Cakes and The Puff Pastries – Antifa Cakes 35. The Bags – Survive 36. Plasmatics – Butcher Baby 37. Trampoline Team - Rearrange 38. Rubble – Apathy 39. Vanilla Poppers – Hard Work 40. Cold Meat – Piscies Crisies [1:52:20] 41. The Muffs – Right In The Eye 42. Mary Monday – Popgun 43. Surfbort - Macho Dildo Outrage Radio broadcasts live Thursday nights 9-11PM (pacific) at LuxuriaMusic.com.

I am very proud to welcome the Multi-Talented Miki Howard. Her Journey is incredible and her wisdom is sure to inspire all of us. Born in Chicago, Illinois, Alicia Michelle "Miki" Howard was the daughter of two well-known gospel singers. Her father, Clay Graham, sang with the Pilgrim Jubiliees and her mother, Josephine Howard, was a member of the Caravans, a group that would eventually be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. When Howard was in her early teens, her mother moved the family to Los Angeles. Already aiming at a career in music, the 15-year-old Howard received her first break when she participated in a teen beauty contest. Augie Johnson, leader of the group Side Effect, happened to be in the audience; impressed with Howard's singing talent, Howard also joined the lineup of Side Effect in 1978 when another singer departed. She sang with Side Effect until 1982. Howard signed a contract with Atlantic Records in the mid-1980s and recorded her first solo album, “Come Share My Love”, in 1986. The title track from the album was its first single, hitting the top ten of the R&B charts and reaching number five in late 1986. A remake of the pop standard "Imagination," which Howard had fought to include on “Come Share My Love”, was another hit from the album. Howard's second solo album, 1988's “Love Confessions”, offered another top-five R&B hit with "Baby Be Mine." "That's What Love Is," a duet with Gerald Levert, also hit the R&B charts. In the meantime, Howard's third solo album,” Miki Howard”, was released in 1989 and proved her most commercially successful to date. The single "Ain't Nuthin' in the World" became Howard's first number-one hit on the R&B charts and another song, "Love Under New Management," followed it to number two and became one of Howard's signature tunes. Howard continued with a successful solo career after switching to Giant Records in 1991. Her first single under her new contract, "Ain't Nobody like You," became Howard's second number-one R&B hit. The subsequent album, 1992's “Femme Fatale”, featured Howard's renditions of classic tracks originally performed by Dinah Washington ("This Bitter Earth") and Billie Holiday ("Good Morning Heartache"). After a casting director saw her perform some Billie Holiday tunes at a New York City concert at Radio City Music Hall, Howard was offered the chance to portray Holiday in a nightclub scene in director Spike Lee's 1992 film “Malcolm X”. The following year, Howard recorded an entire album of Holiday songs, “Miki Sings Billie”, including her favorite Holiday tune, "Don't Explain." In 1993, Howard made another movie appearance in director John Singleton's “Poetic Justice”. She released “Live Plus” in 1996 and a comeback album of original material, “Can't Count Me Out”, in 1997. After a four year hiatus, “Three Wishes”, was released in 2001 to excellent reviews. The album earned a Grammy Award nomination for Best Traditional R&B Recording. She followed that with “Pillow Talk” (2006), “Private Collection” (2008), “I Choose To Be Happy” (2015) and a live recording “Miki Howard- Live In Concert” in 2015. Howard was featured on the second season on TV One's critically acclaimed bio-series “Unsung”. Miki's episode was the highest rated of her season and in 2015 was adapted into a TV movie for TV One to be released in June of 2016 with “Chi-Raq” actress Teyonah Parris in the lead role.

Keith and Tommy sit down with the front man of two of our favorite bands Renee Heartfelt and Memorial: Pete Appleby. We discuss Pete's early days in Chicago and his move to Richmond, VA where he discovered the scene and began playing in bands. We discuss his band Count Me Out, touring the US and Europe and the end of the band. We also discuss the formation of Renee Heartfelt, stories associated with the band and the many difficulties they faced including the limited support and roadblocks put in place by their former label. Finally, we discuss the formation of Memorial, some of the meaning behind the band and their songs and what Pete has been up to for the last decade.

Bread of Life with Rev. Ray: Knowing Who I Am in Christ! pt2   Friday Night Joy with Rev. Ray The Forgiven Part 3!1 John 1:9 KJV[9] If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.Romans 10:9 KJV[9] That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.HIS ABOUNDING GRACE  with Min. Van: Don't Count Me Out! REPLAYWEEKLY BROADCASTS: When Christians Speak Talk Radio Broadcasts -“"His Abounding Grace Broadcast" with Minister Vanester Williams - Tuesdays @ 7:00 pm; "Declaring The Finished Work with Rev. Pat Randall" - Thursdays @ 12:00 Noon; "Friday Night Joy with Rev. Ray and Friends" - Fridays @ 7:00 pm; "Bread of Life with Rev. Ray" - Sundays @ 7:00 pm, "Challenged To Change with Pastor Paul Morgan" -Wednesday @ 7pm; MONTHLY BROADCASTS: "Lifeline with Apostle Shirley Jones- Every 1st Monday @ 7 pm;  ‘The Bold and Beautiful with Rev. Novena Reed, Rev. Curtis Alston, and Min. Jordana Cunningham - every 2 Saturday @ 10am.' "ADORATION with Evangelist Lewis McILwain, - every 3rd Monday of the month. Marriage Takeover: The Body of One. With Rev. Eric and Rev. Temeka Thompson every 3rd Sunday @7pm.  R3 REAL LIFE; REAL MEN; AND REAL TALK  with Ray Rose, Elston Green, Cleophas Malone, Tyrone Rose, and Antonio Mitchell: every 2nd Sunday @7pm WEEKLYPRAYER:  "Mid-Day Glory Prayer with Rev. Gwendolyn Dixon"-Every Wednesday @ 1pm Dial-in Number:(712) 770-5505Access code732499

 Friday Night Joy with Rev. Ray The Forgiven Part 3!1 John 1:9 KJV[9] If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.Romans 10:9 KJV[9] That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.HIS ABOUNDING GRACE  with Min. Van: Don't Count Me Out! REPLAYWEEKLY BROADCASTS: When Christians Speak Talk Radio Broadcasts -“"His Abounding Grace Broadcast" with Minister Vanester Williams - Tuesdays @ 7:00 pm; "Declaring The Finished Work with Rev. Pat Randall" - Thursdays @ 12:00 Noon; "Friday Night Joy with Rev. Ray and Friends" - Fridays @ 7:00 pm; "Bread of Life with Rev. Ray" - Sundays @ 7:00 pm, "Challenged To Change with Pastor Paul Morgan" -Wednesday @ 7pm; MONTHLY BROADCASTS: "Lifeline with Apostle Shirley Jones- Every 1st Monday @ 7 pm;  ‘The Bold and Beautiful with Rev. Novena Reed, Rev. Curtis Alston, and Min. Jordana Cunningham - every 2 Saturday @ 10am.' "ADORATION with Evangelist Lewis McILwain, - every 3rd Monday of the month. Marriage Takeover: The Body of One. With Rev. Eric and Rev. Temeka Thompson every 3rd Sunday @7pm.  R3 REAL LIFE; REAL MEN; AND REAL TALK  with Ray Rose, Elston Green, Cleophas Malone, Tyrone Rose, and Antonio Mitchell: every 2nd Sunday @7pm WEEKLYPRAYER:  "Mid-Day Glory Prayer with Rev. Gwendolyn Dixon"-Every Wednesday @ 1pm Dial-in Number:(712) 770-5505Access code732499

HIS ABOUNDING GRACE  with Min. Van: Don't Count Me Out! REPLAYWEEKLY BROADCASTS: When Christians Speak Talk Radio Broadcasts -“"His Abounding Grace Broadcast" with Minister Vanester Williams - Tuesdays @ 7:00 pm; "Declaring The Finished Work with Rev. Pat Randall" - Thursdays @ 12:00 Noon; "Friday Night Joy with Rev. Ray and Friends" - Fridays @ 7:00 pm; "Bread of Life with Rev. Ray" - Sundays @ 7:00 pm, "Challenged To Change with Pastor Paul Morgan" -Wednesday @ 7pm; MONTHLY BROADCASTS: "Lifeline with Apostle Shirley Jones- Every 1st Monday @ 7 pm;  ‘The Bold and Beautiful with Rev. Novena Reed, Rev. Curtis Alston, and Min. Jordana Cunningham - every 2 Saturday @ 10am.' "ADORATION with Evangelist Lewis McILwain, - every 3rd Monday of the month. Marriage Takeover: The Body of One. With Rev. Eric and Rev. Temeka Thompson every 3rd Sunday @7pm.  R3 REAL LIFE; REAL MEN; AND REAL TALK  with Ray Rose, Elston Green, Cleophas Malone, Tyrone Rose, and Antonio Mitchell: every 2nd Sunday @7pm WEEKLYPRAYER:  "Mid-Day Glory Prayer with Rev. Gwendolyn Dixon"-Every Wednesday @ 1pm Dial-in Number:(712) 770-5505Access code732499

WEEKLY BROADCASTS: When Christians Speak Talk Radio Broadcasts -“"His Abounding Grace Broadcast" with Minister Vanester Williams - Tuesdays @ 7:00 pm; "Declaring The Finished Work with Rev. Pat Randall" - Thursdays @ 12:00 Noon; "Friday Night Joy with Rev. Ray and Friends" - Fridays @ 7:00 pm; "Bread of Life with Rev. Ray" - Sundays @ 7:00 pm, "Challenged To Change with Pastor Paul Morgan" -Wednesday @ 7pm; MONTHLY BROADCASTS: "Lifeline with Apostle Shirley Jones- Every 1st Monday @ 7 pm;  ‘The Bold and Beautiful with Rev. Novena Reed, Rev. Curtis Alston, and Min. Jordana Cunningham - every 2 Saturday @ 10am.' "ADORATION with Evangelist Lewis McILwain, - every 3rd Monday of the month. Marriage Takeover: The Body of One. With Rev. Eric and Rev. Temeka Thompson every 3rd Sunday @7pm.  R3 REAL LIFE; REAL MEN; AND REAL TALK  with Ray Rose, Elston Green, Cleophas Malone, Tyrone Rose, and Antonio Mitchell: every 2nd Sunday @7pm WEEKLYPRAYER:  "Mid-Day Glory Prayer with Rev. Gwendolyn Dixon"-Every Wednesday @ 1pm Dial-in Number:(712) 770-5505Access code732499

WEEKLY BROADCASTS: When Christians Speak Talk Radio Broadcasts -“"His Abounding Grace Broadcast" with Minister Vanester Williams - Tuesdays @ 7:00 pm; "Declaring The Finished Work with Rev. Pat Randall" - Thursdays @ 12:00 Noon; "Friday Night Joy with Rev. Ray and Friends" - Fridays @ 7:00 pm; "Bread of Life with Rev. Ray" - Sundays @ 7:00 pm, "Challenged To Change with Pastor Paul Morgan" -Wednesday @ 7pm; MONTHLY BROADCASTS: "Lifeline with Apostle Shirley Jones- Every 1st Monday @ 7 pm;  ‘The Bold and Beautiful with Rev. Novena Reed, Rev. Curtis Alston, and Min. Jordana Cunningham - every 2 Saturday @ 10am.’ "ADORATION with Evangelist Lewis McILwain, - every 3rd Monday of the month. Marriage Takeover: The Body of One. With Rev. Eric and Rev. Temeka Thompson every 3rd Sunday @7pm.  R3 REAL LIFE; REAL MEN; AND REAL TALK  with Ray Rose, Elston Green, Cleophas Malone, Tyrone Rose, and Antonio Mitchell: every 2nd Sunday @7pm WEEKLYPRAYER:  "Mid-Day Glory Prayer with Rev. Gwendolyn Dixon"-Every Wednesday @ 1pm Dial-in Number:(712) 770-5505Access code732499

We're back it is Friday at the 35 acres and a microphone podcast farm I'm Aaron Goodwin, you are already here if you are within the sound of my voice. If you would do me a solid and share with a friend or post on a wall or tweet about this podcast that pays tribute to the true school of hip hop. Old school.. Real throwbacks. Not the 90's. I've said before the years we research are from 1980ish to 1989. And new jack swing's start signaled the movements end as radio play for the format rhythm chr or rhymthmic had been born. It was a Latino hispanic based format that eventually turned to a more afro-centric type feel as teddy Riley/ guy.. jodeci, and so many more... started taking the lead I qualify myself as a radio historian. Being in rhythm radio at the beginning and a fan of it, prior to. I live in a very agricultural area of central California and have retired from radio and now do parties and weddings asa mobile dj. This podcast is a labor of love for the fans and it helps me cope with all the crazy in the world and the actual action of producing voice and the types of things I did at radio I can do through this lil project. season 2 after a one year hiatus. 10 thousand downloads world wide weekly and it is neat being here in a America. Northern California.. and seeing the messages from our socials or the adds at the Facebook page and the foreign folks around the world. Names in other languages. How the culture invaded the far away china as American culture spawned there in the 80's and how asians rule the breakdance world in my opinion its all very cool and that drives me to the work to make this thing happen. All for Love is the third studio album by American R&B quintet New Edition, released by MCA Records on November 8, 1985. The album was certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Also, this would be the final studio album to feature original group member Bobby Brown, who would shortly depart for a solo career until he would later return for their 1996 comeback album with the group, Home Again. By Spring 1985, New Edition was one of the biggest pop acts in the world after the success of their self-titled second album released the year before. However, the group was now in mortgage to MCA Records, as a result of having borrowed money from the label to disentangle themselves from a stifling production deal they mistakenly signed during the recording of their previous album. As a result, All for Love would become the first in a cluster of albums the group would be forced to record during this period to work off its debt. And While most of the members were comfortable with the group's direction, Bobby Brown was becoming increasingly discontent and unappreciative with its bubblegum pop image. Brown was also agitated at having not been more prominently featured as a lead vocalist on the album. Vincent Brantley, the album's main producer, had originally sought to give Brown more solo spots. However, MCA balked at this idea — insisting that Ralph Tresvant continue to be used on principal vocals. During a national tour in Oakland, California to promote the album, Brown often cut in on Tresvant's leads, performing more raunchily onstage, compared to his band mates. Also, Brown angered the group's management by disrespectfully throwing his mike in the air and being ungrateful when not getting his way onstage. Growing tension between Brown and his band mates eventually reached a standoff, which contributed to his being terminated from the group in December 1985. Following Brown's departure, New Edition would continue to promote All for Love as a quartet. Lets get to the singles which are some of the strongest the new edition ever did. The neat thing about rhythm in these days is you didn't know the name and artist but you sure knew the songs by sound. Made everyone an a&r person back then. Because you knew what you were hearing was genius and Ralph tresvant might very well be the best ever and beyond Michael Jackson as far as some were concerned back then as the best voice in r and b. And when you go back and listen. You can totally see the reason for the comparison and why Mca made the decision to keep him as lead once they secured them for the mortgage albums as the band thought. Without knowing the drama, I think in my mind these were some of the best bubble gummy bad ass tunes that were coming out tracks like "Count Me Out", "Count Me Out" was released as a single in September 1985 on the MCA . Much like the group's earliest single, "Cool It Now", again, lead singer Ralph Tresvant is warned by his friends (co-members Bobby Brown, Ronnie DeVoe, Ricky Bell and Michael Bivins) to not fall for a girl after he told them to "count him out" of any activities that they had planned to do much to his friends' dismay. The song's music video was notable for Brown's absence as he had broken from the group around the time of the video. Only Tresvant, DeVoe, Bell, and Bivins were in the video and parts of the song that originally belonged to Brown were lipsynced by Bell. Brown's vocals remain on the song. Despite a modest showing at number fifty-one on the pop singles chart, the song reached number two on the Billboard R&B singles chart. And here again as we talk about rhythm radio and the eighties the overt racism by mgrs and ads at radio opted to not buy in in markets like where I live a predominantly at the time white area. Older white male owners. Simply like the vote in California where you see the big cities they had radioes there and in those big cities new edition got played due to demographics   This is the second week of the new edition feature on my podcast the old school rewind last week's is posted and maybe in your downloads go check it out. We're parlaying and displaying.. the type of term you'd have heard back then. Car culture lowrider, The language has changed And the new edition are going through times in their life where they are old for sophomoric bubblegum tracks, but due to them each taking equal loans to buy out themselves from the prior deal they were in debt. And for me and my listening these are the magical songs and the music was progressing as it should The next single up from all for love is a little bit of love is all it takes. A favorite of mine and as I wiki'd to find some information on this single. There I nothing out there. Which to me is perplexing. Save that for another podcast. Let your ears do the listening and you'll feel the feel of new edition more than many of their tracks.. play a little bit of love is all it takes This is the second episode where one wasn't enough to feature the stellar work of the new edition. We're up to and maybe because I was a sophomoric kid going through the high school years I'm more clued into the broken heart girls being true to your girl. Alll of the things you'd expect from a ballad that is what NE was so good at doing Play "With You All the Way". Toward the year's end, Christmas All Over The World, a holiday EP, was released as well as an oldies album of tunes from the '50s sung by the group with an '80s production style. Earth Angel feat lil Anthony By 1987, New Edition was a group in transition. The band members were aging out of their teens into their twenties, and sought for their image and sound to reflect their coming of age. In addition to employing the famed production team of Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis to help steer the music in a new direction, they also recruited Washington, D.C.-based baritone/tenor Johnny Gill—who, in 1984, had scored a hit with R&B singer Stacy Lattisaw on "Perfect Combination". The New Edition members had actually known Gill since they released their hit "Candy Girl" in 1983 and Gill released his R&B Top 30 hit "Super Love" that same year. They had joked that they would let him in the group if he could improve his dancing skills. Prompting Gill’s entrance into the group was when lead singer Ralph Tresvant considered recording a solo album. To circumvent New Edition being left without a lead singer, Michael Bivins suggested bringing in 20-year-old Gill to replace him. Gill accepted the invitation, joining the group in the spring of 1987. Tresvant, however, wasn’t ready to leave— resulting in New Edition, inadvertently, becoming a quintet again as they began production on their fifth album, Heart Break.[5] While most of Heart Break features principal vocals by Tresvant, with occasional solos by Ricky Bell, Gill’s voice is significantly displayed as the secondary lead throughout the album. Gill took the lead on the track “Boys to Men”- a song in which the singer initially resisted and resented recording, feeling it was too juvenile. "Boys To Men" became one of the album's most popular numbers, despite it never being officially released as a single.[6] Another standout album track was “Competition,” a song written by Tresvant that addresses the disappointment felt over the departure of Bobby Brown two years earlier. One song in particular, "Where It All Started", was a thinly veiled jab at New Kids on the Block. The group was discovered by their former producer Maurice Starr as a direct response to New Edition severing ties with him on less than amicable terms.[7] In an ironic twist, Jam & Lewis- the writers and producers behind the song- would also work with New Kids on the Block's lead singer Jordan Knight on his 1999 self-titled debut a little over a decade later. The two groups would later team up for a duet on the latter's 2008 reunion album The Block. "If It Isn't Love" from 1988 and the first single from Heart Break. The song became the biggest hit from that album, getting into the top ten of the US Billboard Hot 100, peaking at number seven, and reached the second position on the Hot Black Singles chart. Its chart performance and well-received music video garnered the quintet their first nomination for Best R&B Performance by a "Duo or Group with Vocals" at the 31st Grammy Awards in February 1989. The song and video is also notable for being the introduction of fellow R&B singer Johnny Gill as a new member of the R&B quintet. Many have called this particular album the most seminal New Edition album. Four fans from Philadelphia in particular were inspired by one of the songs on the album. "Boys to Men", the song that Johnny Gill hated recording, ended up becoming the name of the group who changed their name to Boyz II Men. The group would end up being managed and mentored by Michael Bivins. Boyz II Men names New Edition as one of their most influential bands. The album also saw a successful concert tour for the group as well. Through 1988 and 1989, New Edition toured all over the world with opening acts, ex-New Edition member Bobby Brown (who had also found big time success with his breakthrough album, Don't Be Cruel) and Al B. Sure!.[5] Interesting note the R&B group Jagged Edge named their sophomore album J.E. Heartbreak as a tribute to Heart Break The new edition album. Here's the first single Play if it isn't love We're up to the second single Written and produced by Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis with Ralph Tresvant, Johnny Gill and Ricky Bell on lead vocals, this mid-tempo song is about a man being fancied by a woman who he thinks is not his type, and is trying to gently let her down. His friends, meanwhile, can’t understand his lack of interest in said female, who they believe is a catch. No matter all the success Though the song was a sizable hit on urban radio, peaking at #3 on the R&B charts in the fall of 1988— unlike its predecessor, “If It Isn’t Love,” it failed to make the same impression on Billboard’s Hot 100 singles chart—where it peaked at #95. The radio still hasn't changed but has made mark-ed progress at this time in 1988.. The music video for “You’re Not My Kind of Girl” is set to a concert performance of the song (which was led in by the music video for “If It Isn’t Love.”) The concert was held at Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City, California. New Edition held a radio contest for tickets to the taping, which were won by LA resident, Viveca McGuire. Play. You're Not My Kind of Girl" this is the second of two episodes of new edition being highlighted here on the podcast for the true school. The old school rewind. new edition is on and the album heart break is up I'm Aaron Goodwin. If you like what you hear or think you know someone who would appreciate the show. Share and subscribe for me. Add and subscribe at Apple Podcasts iTunes. Or wherever you get your podcasts I-heart. Stitcher audio is also posted to youtube search old school rewind podcast copy tweet insta. Snapchat spread the word and thank you again for your ear time.. One of new editions best songs   "Can You Stand the Rain" was released on December 13, 1988 by MCA Records as the third single from their fifth studio album, Heart Break. It was Written and produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis with Johnny Gill, Ralph Tresvant and Ricky Bell on lead vocals and Michael Bivins with a spoken piece, "Can You Stand the Rain" is about a relationship presently going well, but the man is asking the woman if he can count on her to remain by his side, in case things should ever become stormy. Despite "Can You Stand The Rain" failing to reach the Hot 100 top forty, peaking instead at number 44, it became New Edition's fourth single to top Billboard's R&B singles chart. when you watch the video, much like the stuff from the solo career of Ralph sings great. He cannot dance. He looks like he dances to fast lol aww just clownin right now "Can You Stand the Rain" was sampled by New Edition themselves covered by Boyz II Men for their 1997 album, Evolution. In 2001, freestyle singers Safire & Cynthia turned the song into a freestyle/club jam, In 2003, the song was also covered by Guy Sebastian, the first winner of Australian Idol, Was on making the band In 2008, gospel group The Murrills covered the song with alternative lyrics for their album, "Can You Stand the Rain" was sampled by Big Sean for his single "My Last" featuring Chris Brown. Netflix series featured during the Lip-synching scene in the 2013 holiday film, The Best Man Holiday Even featured in the season 15 of the The Voice performed by contestants from team Adam Play Can you stand the rain Final track and closer for this weeks show. "N.E. Heart Break" fifth and final single from their sixth studio album Heart Break (1988). "N.E. Heart Break" peaked at number 13 on the Billboard R&B singles chart. The music video for the song depicts the group members riding mopeds after finishing their Heart Break tour. The music video featured cameos from Malcolm Jamal Warner (who also directed the video), Heavy D & The Boyz (The group's labelmate), Shanice Wilson, The Boys, Robert Townsend, and Brooke Payne, who also appeared in the "If It Isn't Love" video. The version of the song featured in the video is the single version, rather than the one featured on the studio album.

Intro Song, Dale Bandy, “Big Legged Woman”, Blues First Set – Seth Rosenbloom, “Heartbreaker”, Keep On Turning Anthony Geraci, “Why Did You Have To Go”, Self-Titled Dennis Herrera, “Look Out”, You Stole My Heart Second  Set – Keith Stone with Red Gravy, “Don't Count Me Out”, Selt-Titled Old Riley & The Water, “Blues Walking”, Biting Through Buddy Guy, “Cognac”, The Blues Is Alive And Well Third  Set – WIB set Regina Bonelli, “Playin' In The Dirt”, Love Letter Rachelle Coba, “Dance These Blues Away”, Blink Laurie Jane And The 45's, “Can't Find Nobody To Do Like My Daddy Do”, Late Last Night – Elixir of Sara Martin Third  Set – Chris O'Leary, “Second Time Around”, 7 Minutes Late Long Tall Deb And Colin John, “Trouble”, Dragonfly Tas Cru, “Can't Get Over The Blues”, Memphis Song Johnny & Jaaleen, “Good Looking”, Self-Titled Big thanks to Michael Allen from the Crossroads Blues Gallery for letting me use his great artwork on my web sites!

LU KALA’s debut single DCMO (Don’t Count Me Out) was released in September and has gained over 100K streams. The single was added to several official playlists including Spotify’s It’s a Bop, Indie Pop Chillout and New Music Friday Canada. It is also featured on Apple Music’s Breaking Pop playlist, Pure Pop and Pop Deluxe Radio.

Black-Eyed & Blues Show 338 Air Date September 12, 2018 Playlist: Taylor Barton, Lost Horizon, Matheus Mendes, Dirty, Jeremiah Johnson, 9th And Russell, Paul Dougherty, Little Damn Dog, Josh Smith, Watching You Go, Gina Sicilia, Heard The Lie, Amanda Fish, 2020, Colin James, One More Mile, The Furious Seasons, So Sorry Adele, Dennis Herrera, Takes Money, Keith Stone with Red Gravy, Don’t Count Me Out, Billy Hector, Busy Man, Rachelle Coba, Good Ole Heartbreak, Geoff Achison, Walk Away, Jeff McCarty, Step Out, Kara Grainger, Working My Way Back Home, Frank Bey, The Half Of It, Scott Sharrard, Sentimental Fool, Midnight Johnny, Crazy Mama, Alastair Greene, Lawdy Mama, Lawrence Lebo, You’ve Got A Secret, Johnny & The Headhunters, All My Whole Life, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Ready To Roll, Michele D’Amour & The Love Dealers, Been So Long, Karen Lawrence and Blue By Nature, I Had It All Wrong, Jonathon Long, Pour Another Drink, J.P. Soars, Shining Through The Dark, Erin Harpe & The Delta Swingers, Big Road, Mojomatics, Soy Baby Many Thanks To: We here at the Black-Eyed & Blues Show would like to thank all the PR and radio people that get us music including Frank Roszak, Rick Lusher ,Doug Deutsch Publicity Services,American Showplace Music, Alive Natural Sounds, Ruf Records, Vizztone Records,Blind Pig Records,Delta Groove Records, Electro-Groove Records,Betsie Brown, Blind Raccoon Records, BratGirl Media, Mark Pucci Media and all of the Blues Societies both in the U.S. and abroad. All of you help make this show as good as it is weekly. We are proud to play your artists.Thank you all very much! Blues In The Area: BLUES SCHEDULE WEEKLY REPORT SEPT 14 TO SEPT 20 BAND VENUE LOCATION FRIDAY 9/14 ANA POPOVIC INFINITY MUSIC HALL NORFOLK CHRISTINE OHLMAN & REBEL MONTEZ BARTLEM PARK CHESHIRE SCOTT SHARRARD THE FALCON MAIN STAGE MARLBORO SHAWN TAYLOR BIG E (7 PM) W. SPRINGFIELD PETEY HOP/D KENDERIAN/LIVIU POP CAMBRIDGE BREW PUB GRANBY LIL CHRIS w BRANDT TAYLOR MULLIGAN'S TORRINGTON BLUE STEAM SUNSET GRILL NORWALK MENTAL HEALTH BAND NOTE KITCHEN & BAR BETHEL EXIT 43 PEACHES ON THE WATERFRONT NORWALK BOOGIE BOYS w CHRIS VITARELLO HUNT HILL FARM NEW MILFORD RAMBLIN DAN STEVENS DANIEL PACKER INN (10 PM) MYSTIC STEVE POLEZONIS TRIO TUSCANY GRILL MIDDLETOWN ORB MELLON STILL HILL BREWERY (5 PM) ROCKY HILL JEFF PITCHELL & TEXAS FLOOD CHICAGO SAM'S CROMWELL WILLIE J LAWS STOMPING GROUNDS PUTNAM GARY CLARK JR CAPITOL THEATER PORT CHESTER NY BALKUN BROTHERS GARCIA'S at CAPITOL THEATER PORT CHESTER NY DAVE ROBBINS & THE AMPLIFIRES THEODORE'S SPRINGFIELD MA GREG PICCOLO KNICKERBOCKER MUSIC CENTER WESTERLY RI SIX PACK OF BLUES THE 350 CLUB SPRINGFIELD MA FRANK BREEN/SHINY LAPEL TRIO FAIR, PAVILION STAGE BERLIN SATURDAY 9/15 ROBERT CRAY RIDGEFIELD PLAYHOUSE RIDGEFIELD RICH BADOWSKI/RYAN HARTT FAIR, PAVILION STAGE BERLIN JAKE KULAK & LOW DOWN FAIR, BLACKTOP STAGE BERLIN SHAWN TAYLOR SARAH'S WINE BAR RIDGEFIELD ERIN HARPE & DELTA SWINGERS BLACK EYED SALLY'S HARTFORD FADE TO BLUES PEACHES ON THE WATERFRONT NORWALK GEORGE T GREGORY HUNGRY TIGER (6 PM) MANCHESTER THE RED HOTS/GREG GILROY/ALIEN COMMON GROUND ARTS CENTER DANBURY TONY FERRIGNO OLD POST TAVERN FAIRFIELD BALKUN BROTHERS TWO ROADS BREWING STRATFORD KRISTA BARONI BUTTONWOOD TREE MIDDLETOWN LIVIU POP AND FRIENDS HISTORICAL SOCIETY SIMSBURY ORB MELLON HANGING HILLS BREWERY (7 PM) HARTFORD BLUES ALLEY MONA LISA RESTAURANT WOLCOTT SURF AND SWING PARTY HYGIENIC ART PARK NEW LONDON ROCKIN JOHNNY BURGIN DADDY JACK'S NEW LONDON ADAM FALCON BAND TURNING POINT PIERMONT NY RACKY THOMAS BAND THEODORE'S SPRINGFIELD MA RICH BADOWSKI & FRIENDS STATELINE STATION (7 PM) SOUTHWICK INN MA ROOMFUL OF BLUES NARRAGANSETT GAZEBO (5 PM) NARRAGANSETT RI TERRI AND ROB DUO HIGHER GROUND (11 AM) EAST HADDAM PROF HARP POUR JUDGEMENT NEWPORT RI ALEXIS P SUTER PAYOMET ARTS CENTER NORTH TRURO MA SUNDAY 9/16 VITAMIN B-3 / ZYDECO HOGS FAIR, PAVILION STAGE BERLIN SHAWN TAYLOR BILL'S SEAFOOD (3:30 PM) WESTBROOK JOHNNY & EAST COAST ROCKERS DONAHUE BEACH BAR (4:30 PM) MADISON TERRI AND ROB DUO TWO WRASSLIN CATS (12 PM) EAST HADDAM PETER PARCEK BAND STOMPING GROUND (1 PM) PUTNAM RICH HARRINGTON JAM CADY'S TAVERN CHEPACHET RI CARL RICCI & 706 UNION AVE TOWN FAIR TIRES (10 AM ) SOMERS COBALT EXPRESS SHAMROCK CAFÉ (2 PM ) SUFFIELD CARL RICCI OPEN MIC STONEHOUSE BAR (3 TO 6 PM) BALTIC BIG JOE FITZ THE FALCON (SUNDAY BRUNCH) MARLBORO DAVE STOLTZ FLYING MONKEY (4 TO 7 PM) HARTFORD FRONT ROW BAND OPEN MIC LOS MARIACHIS (4 PM) SOUTHINGTON PETER MOORE & RAY ROBERTS JAM STONEHOUSE BAR (3 TO 6 PM) BALTIC BLUES & BEYOND OPEN MIC THE STILL BAR AGAWAM MA STOMPING GROUND OPEN MIC STOMPING GROUND (7 PM) PUTNAM WHAMMER JAMMER OPEN MIC VFW PRESTON CHERLY TRACY CANOE CLUB (BRUNCH ON THE RIVER) MIDDLETOWN RAMBLIN DAN STEVENS INFINITY HALL BISTRO NORFOLK MONDAY 9/17 GEOFF WILLARD OPEN MIC HUNGRY TIGER MANCHESTER BILL'S GARAGE JAM STRANGE BREW PUB NORWICH GREG PICCOLO STEAK LOFT (7 PM) MYSTIC PERK AND CORKS OPEN MIC PERKS AND CORKS WESTERLY RI TUESDAY 9/18 KINSMEN BREWING CO (6 PM) MILLDALE DAVE SADLOSKI HUNGRY TIGER MANCHESTER GEORGE BAKER & WILLIE MOORE WATERS EDGE SUNSET BAR WESTBROOK BRANDT TAYLOR LENNY'S WESTBROOK RAMBLIN DAN STEVENS NIGHTINGALES (PICKIN PARTY 6 PM) OLD LYME THE ACOUSTIC OPEN MIC THE ACOUSTIC BRIDGEPORT TOMMY WHALEN WATERFRONT HOLYOKE MA CHERYL TRACY OPEN MIC WAXY O'CONNOR'S PLAINVILLE https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/id502316055

Show #755 All Sorts Of Blues Another episode filled with lots of new and recent music, but Spinner also sneaked in a few older track. Altogether it turned out to be a mixed bag of all sorts of blues. Enjoy! 01. Dave Hole - These Blues Are Here To Stay (6:21) (Goin' Back Down, Black Cat/Alligator, 2018) 02. Midnite Johnny - Motels Whiskey & Me (3:16) (Long Road Home, Mosher Street Records, 2018) 03. Zac Harmon - Raising Hell (4:33) (Right Man-Right Now, Blind Pig Records, 2015) 04. Gina Sicilia - Man In The Sky (3:40) (Heard The Lie, Blue Élan Records, 2018) 05. Jonathan Long - Natural Girl (2:36) (Jonathan Long, Wild Heart Records, 2018) 06. Jim Wake & Sleepwalker - Gonna Move Into My Fuckin' Car (2:11) (Not An Ordinary Night, self-release, 2004) 07. Dennis Herrera - Takes Money (3:49) (You Stole My Heart, self-release, 2018) 08. Bucket Boys - Heart And Soul (3:28) (Thoughts On An Electric Chair, Bogey Man Music, 2015) 09. Billy Jones Band - Biggest House In Town (6:12) (Funky Blues & Southern Soul Vol.1, self-release, 2017) 10. Rachelle Coba - No Deals (2:52) (Blink, American Showplace Music, 2018) 11. Damon Fowler - It Came Out Of Nowhere (2:55) (The Whiskey Bayou Sessions, Whiskey Bayou Records, 2018) 12. Amanda Fish - Not Again (4:23) (Free, VizzTone, 2018) 13. Keith Stone with Red Gravy - Don't Count Me Out (3:27) (Keith Stone with Red Gravy, self-release, 2018) 14. Eric McFadden - I Never Listened Too Good (3:42) (Pain By Numbers, Whiskey Bayou Records, 2018) 15. Scott Sharrard - High Cost Of Loving You (3:54) (Saving Grace, We Save Music, 2018) 16. Colin James - 40 Light Years (4:18) (Miles To Go, True North/Stony Plain Records, 2018) 17. Ray Bonneville - Waiting On The Night (2:59) (At King Electric, Stonefly Records, 2018) 18. Bob Lanza Blues Band - Every Side Of Lonesome (4:26) (Kids Dogs & Krazy Women, Connor Ray Music, 2018) 19. Eric Lindell - Appaloosa (3:33) (Revolution In Your Heart, Alligator Records, 2018) 20. Crazy Chris Kramer & His Groovehands - Give Me Back My French Fries (4:38) (Any Kind Of Music, Blow Till Midnight, 2008)

Black-Eyed & Blues Show 337 Air Date September 5, 2018 Playlist: Rockin’ Johnny Burgin, She’s A Hit, Tom Hambridge, Little Things, Karen Lawrence and Blue By Nature, Fun And Games (Live), Junior Krauss & The Shakes, Nocturnal, The Furious Seasons, Expo Line, Jeff McCarty, A Thousand Miles To You, Boogie Beasts, Mad, Rachelle Coba, High And Dry, Justin Werner & Co., If You Wanna Survive, Kara Grainger, Favourite Sin, Billy Hector, Creeper, Keith Stone and Red Gravy, Don’t Count Me Out, Geoff Achison, Small Town Crime, Midnight Johnny, Outta Time, Frank Bey, Give It To Get It, Alastair Greene, First Born Son, Lawrence Lebo, Stop Shouting Your Business, Scott Sharrard, Everything A Good Man Needs, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Nothin To Lose, Johnny & The Headhunters, Collins Mambo, Michele D’Amour & The Love Dealers, Nothing To No One, Anthony Geraci, Too Many Bad Decisions, Jonathan Long, Natural Girl, Eric McFadden, Fool Your Heart, Big Harp George, Lord Make Me Chaste, Dennis Jones Band, You Don’t Know A Thing About Love, Kat Riggins, Johnnie Walker, Erin Harpe & The Delta Swingers, Frankie, Mojomatics, Soy Baby Many Thanks To: We here at the Black-Eyed & Blues Show would like to thank all the PR and radio people that get us music including Frank Roszak, Rick Lusher ,Doug Deutsch Publicity Services,American Showplace Music, Alive Natural Sounds, Ruf Records, Vizztone Records,Blind Pig Records,Delta Groove Records, Electro-Groove Records,Betsie Brown, Blind Raccoon Records, BratGirl Media, Mark Pucci Media and all of the Blues Societies both in the U.S. and abroad. All of you help make this show as good as it is weekly. We are proud to play your artists.Thank you all very much! Blues In The Area: BLUES SCHEDULE WEEKLY REPORT SEPT 7 TO SEPT 13 BAND VENUE LOCATION FRIDAY 9/7 CAROLYN WONDERLAND INFINITY MUSIC HALL NORFOLK THE RED HOTS WIDOW BROWN'S CAFÉ DANBURY SCREAMING EAGLE BAND WALL STREET THEATER NORWALK DIAMONDBACK HUNGRY TIGER (7 TO 10 PM) MANCHESTER CHRIS MAHONEY BLUES PROJECT THE BLACK DUCK WESTPORT JEFF PITCHELL & TEXAS FLOOD CARTER HILL FARM MARLBOROUGH TERRI AND ROB DUO LA VITA GUSTOSA EAST HADDAM COBALT EXPRESS CARMINE'S RESTAURANT E HARTFORD ERAN TROY DANNER (ACOUSTIC) PINT & PLATE BRISTOL SHAWN TAYLOR CAVE A VIN NEW HAVEN HOWIE & SOUL POTATOES CUPPY'S CAFÉ SHELTON THE AMPLIFIRES JUNE'S OUTBACK KILLINGWORTH MICHAEL CLEARY BAND TIPPING CHAIR TAVERN MILLDALE HANNAH'S FIELD MAPLE TREE CAFÉ SIMSBURY GAYLE & THE GRAVEDIGGERS ANDOVER PIZZA ANDOVER RUTHIE FOSTER/ADAM FALCON DARYL'S HOUSE PAWLING NY BILL SIMMS & FRIENDS THE FALCON MARLBORO NY ERIN HARPE & DELTA SWINGERS THEODORE'S SPRINGFIELD MA SHINY LAPEL TRIO KNICKERBOCKER MUSIC CENTER WESTERLY RI HALEY JANE & THE PRIMATES MAIN PUB MANCHESTER COFFEE GRINDERS SMOKIN WITH CHRIS SOUTHINGTON SATURDAY 9/8 KAL DAVID & LAURIE BONO KATY OLD SAYBROOK PETER WOLF INFINITY MUSIC HALL NORFOLK G LOVE FAIRFIELD THEATER COMPANY FAIRFIELD GRIT RHYTHM ROTHBARD ALE & LARDER WESTPORT VOODOO CARNIVAL THE BLACK DUCK WESTPORT B SIDE MULLIGANS TORRINGTON BRUCE GREGORI THE HOPS CO DERBY GRAY GOOSE RED BALL EXPRESS SOUTHPORT TERRI AND ROB DUO HIGHER GROUND (11 AM) EAST HADDAM TERRI AND ROB DUO HILLTOP BBQ MOODUS SOMEONE YOU CAN XRAY ROTARY LOBSTERFEST CHESTER PAUL TOSCANO & SPECIAL SAUCE BLACK EYED SALLY'S HARTFORD TSC (ACOUSTIC) STILL HILL BREWERY ROCKY HILL FRONT ROW BAND BAR LOUIE W HARTFORD SHAWN TAYLOR SMOKIN WITH CHRIS SOUTHINGTON HOWIE & SOUL POTATOES PIT STOP MILFORD D SMITH BLUES BAND MAPLE TREE CAFÉ SIMSBURY COLE MORSON BAND HUNGRY TIGER (6 PM) MANCHESTER PROF HARP STOMPING GROUND PUTNAM ERIC DUCOFF BAND STRANGE BREW PUB NORWICH MYLES MANCUSO BAND DARYL'S HOUSE PAWLING NY BACK TO THE GARDEN 1969 TOWN CRIER CAFÉ BEACON NY A TON OF BLUES THEODORE'S SPRINGFIELD MA TABOR BLUES BAND TOWN GREEN (5:30 TO 8:30 PM) BRANFORD MITCH FEST KNICKERBOCKER MUSIC CENTER WESTERLY RI SUNDAY 9/9 ALEXIS P SUTER BIJOU THEATRE BRIDGEPORT ERAN TROY DANNER (ELECTRIC TRIO) BETHLEHEM FAIR (12:30 PM) BETHLEHEM RICH BADOWSKI BLUES BAND BRASS HORSE (3 PM) BARKHAMSTED MITCH FEST KNICKERBOCKER MUSIC CENTER WESTERLY RI RICH HARRINGTON JAM CADY'S TAVERN CHEPACHET RI STEVE PIPER OPEN MIC THE STILL BAR AGAWAM MA 4 BARREL BILLY DONAHUE BEACH BAR (4:30 PM) MADISON CARL RICCI OPEN MIC STONEHOUSE BAR (3 TO 6 PM) BALTIC DNR LEVITT PAVILION WESTPORT OYSTER FEST VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK NORWALK TASTE OF DANBURY CITY CENTER GREEN DANBURY MONDAY 9/10 TOMMY WHALEN OPEN MIC HUNGRY TIGER MANCHESTER TUXEDO JUNCTION (SWING) BILL'S SEAFOOD (7 PM) WESTBROOK GREG PICCOLO STEAK LOFT (7 PM) MYSTIC TUESDAY 9/11 HAL YORK AND JON TRAVERSIE STOMPING GROUND PUTNAM TOMMY WHALEN WATERFRONT HOLYOKE MA KING ARTHUR THEODORE'S SPRINGFIELD MA WEDNESDAY 9/12 SOMEONE YOU CAN XRAY SOBIESKI JOHN III CLUB DEEP RIVER RAMBLIN DAN STEVENS KINSMEN BREWING CO (6 PM) MILLDALE MYLES MANCUSO (UNPLUGGED) THE FALCON MARLBORO NY MURRAY THE WHEEL TOOTZY PIZZA WILTON MAPLE TREE OPEN MIC MAPLE TREE CAFÉ SIMSBURY COMMUNTIY BLUES JAM BLACK EYED SALLY'S HARTFORD THURSDAY 9/13 COCO MONTOYA BRIDGE STREET LIVE COLLINSVILLE FRIENDS OF THE BROTHERS THE ACOUSTIC BRIDGEPORT FRONT ROW BAND CADILLAC RANCH (BIKE NIGHT) SOUTHINGTON BIG JON SHORT STOMPING GROUND PUTNAM ADAM FALCON THE FALCON MARLBORO NY SARA ASHLEIGH BAND THE 350 GRILLE SPRINGFIELD MA DAVE STOLTZ AVON OLD FARMS HOTEL AVON KEN SAFETY OPEN MIC CJ SPARROWS CHESHIRE WENDY MAY OPEN MIC THE BLACK DUCK WESTPORT GREG SHERROD OPEN MIC THE BLACK SHEEP NIANTIC https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/id502316055

God has the final say in your situation. No matter what it looks like it's not over until God says so. Have faith! Pastor Celester Webb brings the message "Don't Count Me Out" from the United Church Of God In Christ.

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Paul, with 18.5 months of sobriety, shares how he did it. That's right, I'm breaking up with the word alcoholic and opting for a simpler less defining answer of I don't drink. I got the idea for this podcast after reading the following article and I hope you like the show notes. As you can probably tell, I've had some recent help with show notes since mine leave much to still be desired. COUNT ME OUT OF “RECOVERY NATION” - NEGATIVE SELF-IDENTITY IS THE CRUELEST STIGMA (Stanton Peele: July 7th, 2016)   The labels “alcoholic”, “addicts”, and “in recovery” dehumanizes people, both for the person     themselves and their children.               -Influence contributor, Meghan Ralston, wrote in her article (I'm Breaking Up With the Word              Addict),   Agree - “Even in a chaotic stage of drug use, we are not “other.” We are women, we are someone's daughter, we continue to laugh, we continue to like jazz and cheeseburgers and comfy pajamas. We cry, we get so lonely, we hate sitting in traffic. Addiction can be wretched, no question, but we do not ever stop being human beings, even during the times in our lives when we are dependent on drugs.”   Disagree - “For many people, myself included, the word “addict” is incredibly harmful and offensive. You do not have my permission to call me an addict. You can of course refer to yourself as an addict, if you wish.”[1]   Don't refer to yourself as an “addict.”               -It's depressing             -No one should highlight/define themselves by their worst trait or period in              their life.   These concepts arose in conversation between Dr. Peele and Talk Recovery Radio:   “Dr. Stanton Peele was today’s thought provoking live guest on Talk Recovery.… our show is meant to be a platform where all pathways to recovery are welcomed to be discussed… But today, that almost didn’t happen. There was an 'us and them' feel to the show… Why do people feel the word addict is stigmatizing?”[2]               -Peele explains that the host seemed to feel that he was part of a movement              that set people recovering apart from everyone else.                           -Culture seems to encourage this separation.                              -public policies                              -celebrities' confessionals                              -treatment circles                              -recovery high schools                              -etc.               -Show host ironically wonders why there's a stigma towards addicts while he himself labels               himself as one.   Peele refuses to label himself by marching with Recovery Nation, a group that lets themselves be lead     by their labels.                         -”Thinking of yourself as an alcoholic causes you to behave the way you think alcoholics                            behave.”        -To quote Peele and Ilse Thompson,   “You are not your addiction; you are a valuable human being whose qualities endure and exceed your addiction. … It’s impossible to expect a person to achieve wellness by focusing on his or her faults and mistakes. Perhaps this is why conventional recovery asserts that people must remain 'in recovery' forever and continue to identify themselves as addicts, no matter how long they are sober.”[3]     -Today people seem to expect labeling. Peele states,   “Imagine a child with a learning difficulty looking at you and saying, 'I am retarded,' or 'I am stupid.' We would cry and hug them and tell them that wasn’t true!”   -Peele goes on to pose the question of why it is that people always discourage each other from   identifying themselves by their problems or illnesses, except when it comes to addiction.   -While debating former head of treatment at Hazelden, Peele asked how he short-circuited his family   heritage.               -While the clinician had a cynically humorous answer, Peele gave his answer for the man to the               radio show hosts. The method to preventing his children from taking on addictive traits was to               raise them in emotionally and financially stable home, encourage them, provide for them, and               allow them to be who they want to be.               -What doesn't help children, is to burden them with the “destiny” that they would most likely be               an alcoholic.   -The “tough love” approach often comes in too late, Peele says.               -Before a child can misbehave during drug use, you ought to instill him with morals of               responsibility to themselves and others.   -Peele is reframing addiction in an opposite direction from the “disease” mindset. He puts it like this:   “Addiction is not a consequence of taking drugs and drinking. Rather, it arises from the way in which these and other compelling activities fit into people’s lives and meanings.”   -To end the interview, Peele asked how the show host quit smoking cigarettes.               -His response was that his recovery program didn't allow it, but also that it didn't allow him to               call himself a cigarette addict. Rather, they insisted on the generic term addict.               -He then was able to quit smoking (one of the  hardest substance addictions) without patches.               This was because it didn't address smoking, or label them as cigarette smokers.   FOR COPYRIGHT PURPOSES   All content read here has been cited appropriately. The content is based majorly from the article written by Doctor Stanton Peele: Count Me Out of “Recovery Nation” - Negative Self-Identity Is the Cruelest Stigma of All. For original sources, please consult the bibliography located below.   BIBLIOGRAPHY     Peele, Stanton Dr. “Count Me Out of 'Recovery Nation': Negative Self-Identity Is the Cruelest Stigma of All.” The Influence (blog), July 7, 2016. Accessed July 14, 2016.http://theinfluence.org/count-me-out-of-recovery-nation-negative-self-identity-is-the-cruelest-stigma-of-all/.     Peele, Stanton. Recover! An Empowering Program to Help You Stop Thinking Like an Addict and Reclaim Your Life. Boston, MA: Da Capo Press, 2015.   Talk Recovery. “Interview with Doctor Stanton Peele (Facebook Post).” World Addiction Treatment Expert Dr. Stanton Peele | Last Door(blog), June 30, 2016. Accessed July 14, 2016.https://www.lastdoor.org/world-addiction-treatment-expert-dr-stanton-peele/.   4.Ralston, Meghan. “I'm Breaking up with the Word 'addict' and i Hope You'll Do the Same.” The Huffington Post (March 25, 2014): 1. Accessed July 14, 2016.http://www.huffingtonpost.com/meghan-ralston/breaking-up-with-the-word-addict_b_5028999.html.  [1]           Meghan Ralston, “I'm Breaking up with the Word 'addict' and I Hope You'll Do the Same,” The Huffington Post (March 25, 2014): 1, accessed July 14, 2016,http://www.huffingtonpost.com/meghan-ralston/breaking-up-with-the-word-addict_b_5028999.html. [2]                 Talk Recovery, “Interview with Doctor Stanton Peele (Facebook Post),” World Addiction Treatment Expert Dr. Stanton Peele | Last Door (blog), June 30, 2016, accessed July 14, 2016, https://www.lastdoor.org/world-addiction-treatment-expert-dr-stanton-peele/. [3]                 Stanton Peele, Recover! An Empowering Program to Help You Stop Thinking Like an Addict and Reclaim Your Life (Boston, MA: Da Capo Press, 2015). Don’t forget to support the Recovery Elevator Podcast by shopping at Amazon with the Recovery Elevator link: www.recoveryelevator.com/amazon/ This episode was brought to you by Cafe RE and get your daily AA email here!

Min. Edward Baker - Don't Count Me Out by Pastor Jonathan M. Anderson, Sr.

With only a few shopping days left before Christmas you can get into the spirit of the season with a new episode of Edgeland podcast. This week Bill reads a Christmas Sermon by Robert Ingersoll that sums up the Christmas holiday very well. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Mary Brulatour of Self Defense Family about the rock and roll town of Richmond, training in Muay Thai, and the stress/thrill of performing. In the non edge section Bill talks with Cornell Ward of the Walking Alone podcast about his early days on the tuba, playing in Count Me Out, and the art of eight limbs. If you like the straight edge, if you like rocking, and if you like deadly martial arts then this is the perfect episode for you.

Guest DJs: Jason Mazzola (Cloak/Dagger, Count Me Out) and Aaron Barth (Cloak/Dagger, Striking Distance, Renee Heartfelt) | Playlist: ... Hot Snakes - U.S. Mint | Hatebreed - Destroy Everything | Lion of Judah - Mousetrapped | Carry On - The View | D.I. - Richard Hung Himself | Circle Jerks - Wild in the Streets | Cloak/Dagger - Last Call | Fucked Up - Generation | Dead Birds - unknown demo tracks | The Marked Men - Right Here with You | Dan Sartain - Drama Queens | Cloak/Dagger - New Years Resolution | LL Cool J - Jack the Ripper | The Marked Men - Still Waiting | McRad - McShred | Avail - Scuffletown | Cro-Mags - Show You No Mercy | Black Flag - My War | Madball - Hardcore Still Lives! | Converge - Plagues | Career Suicide - Play the Part | Cloak/Dagger - White Fence | Cloak/Dagger - Daggers Daggers |