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durée : 00:05:37 - C'est une chanson - par : Frédéric Pommier - Son spectacle Murmuration Level 2 se joue jusqu'au 29 janvier au théâtre Le 13e Art, et on pourra découvrir son parcours dans le documentaire "Le théorème de Sadeck" le 13 décembre sur France 5. Au micro de Frédéric Pommier, le chorégraphe Sadeck Berrabah évoque "Couplet pour l'Islam" de Kery James.

Das futuristische Couplet - von Karl Valentin

Check out our upcoming Halloween live show in NYC: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/slayerfest98-live-buffy-in-the-vamp-verse-of-madness-tickets-1012886640207   Groo is back and boy does it complicate the plot   Ian Carlos Crawford, Kimberly Ann Southwick, Alastair J Patton Garcia, and Passion of the Nerd's Ian Martin talk Angel s3's "Couplet"   Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slayerfest98 Buy our stuff on etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/Slayerfestx98 Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@slayerfestx98 Follow us on insta: https://www.instagram.com/slayerfestx98/ Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/slayerfestx98 Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Slayerfestx98/ Follow us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Slayerfestx98

The Adventuring Party - Episode 815 This week's Party: Savage and Scar Editor – Shane This week, the Couplet of Confusion bid farewell to a project that release schedules would not permit to continue, and also show just what annoys them in a magic system. Spells covered in this recording: 05:26 – Fireball 11:28 – Lightning Bolt 16:52 – Sleep 21:02 – Guards and Wards 27:16 – Tenser's Floating Disk 31:46 – Clairvoyance 39:05 – Rope Trick 45:11 – Counterspell 47:55 – Levitate (Bonus!) 49:54 – Forcecage 56:32 – Hunter's Mark Shoutout to Bob World Builder ------------------------ Want to actually shout at us? Go to SpeakPipe and tell us how you really feel. We might use a clip of your message in future shows so get ready to be super famous! [ https://www.speakpipe.com/theadventuringparty ] We have a Discord Server and it rocks! Get in here! [ https://discord.gg/VW6NUJe ] Find us on Facebook here, leave a Thumbs Up and we can be internet friends! [ https://www.facebook.com/TheAdventuringParty/ ] Come ear-watch us on Youtube. Leave a comment! [ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJN85ESPc0Wg3kuErxnV9wQ/videos ] We are on Spotify? Yup, you can listen to us over there too! [ https://open.spotify.com/show/0HmRd3Tqba9Jk0TIUwVz13?si=EQCChHitSVCC9DuDvYewBQ ] Twitter! Follow us on twitter  [ @adventuringpty ]. Will we follow you back? Maybe! The hosts can be contacted by good old email at party@theadventuringparty.net ----------------------------------------------------------------- The Adventuring Party is released under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial Share-Alike version 3 licence [ https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ie/ ].

[Paroles de "Bande organisée 2" ft. SCH, Kofs, JuL, Alonzo, Naps, Soso Maness, Elams, Solda & Houari] [Intro : JuL] 1.3 Marseille Bande organisée C'est la bande organisée 13 Organisé [Couplet 1 : SCH] Et m'serre pas la (Ah), j'prends pas la (Ah) J'gare le fer devant l'pala' (Ah), hier, j''tais en garde à Ça sort avec les cabas du placard, treize ocho sur la gabardine J'suis vers Cannes dans l'Huracán, avec mon pare-balle et ma copine C'est la Formula Sigue, j'suis en Dior mais c'est la cité (Han) J'traverse la porte au bélier, j'traverse la fosse comme Hallyday (C'est lе S enculé, mathafack) Avec ma poupée ritalе sur la pointe du soleil dans la bulle Tu fais l'malin, on t'annule, j'suis plus nia comme une IA (Ah) Ch'val noir sur fond jaune, taureau jaune sur fond noir Serre-moi la main de la gauche à la haba (Scélérat), bébé, escroc notoire (Escroc notoire) [Couplet 2 : Kofs] J'fais pas crédit, donne les sous, chéri Coco fait bisou Que des calvities comme Zizou, c'est la Bande organizou Marseille, 6.9, Aulnay-sous, s'te plaît, casse-toi, tu me saoules Merci papa pour la force, merci maman pour l'bezoul Oh Lampedusa, j'fais la fête en Andalousie Elle est belle, elle s'appelle Louisa, ma gadji, elle est jalouse "1.3" floqué sur le dos, oui, ma gâté On n'a jamais boycott McDo', nous, on les a braqués You might also like Bande organisée 13 Organisé Die With A Smile Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars Nightcall Kavinsky [Couplet 3 : JuL] Aux BDH, j'fais d'l'allergie, j'les monte en l'air comme Balerdi Un prévenu vaut deux avertis, j'fais tout seul donc va leur dire Moi, c'est DP, pas Kalenji, m'appelle pas "Ju", on n'est pas intime Ça m'rend fou dans les bouchons, j'suis au tronçon à la Valentine 1.3, AK, brr, charbon, story, placard Rap game, streaming, bat les couilles, on prend des coups, on s'bagarre J'arrive en tiki-taka, j'te jure, j'leur fais tous la joga bonito En mode Lamine Yamal, chez moi les p'tits, ils tabassent Que ça grr, grr, 1.3 grr, grr Le game, j'le grr, grr et j'repars en brr, brr [Refrain : JuL & Solda] En bande organisée, c'est chaud par ici Faut la mentalité, charbonne comme à l'usine En bande organisée, c'est chaud par ici Faut la mentalité, charbonne comme à l'usine Oh, khapta, oh wow, oh woh oh J'entends les ouin, oh ouin oh Dolce Fada, oh wow oh woh oh Marseille tout là-haut, là-haut [Couplet 4 : Alonzo] C'est quoi les bails-là ? J'touche pas la baida Sers-moi d'la menthe comme les yeux d'Locatelli Paola En pétard, j'rentre en Harley, cheveux crépus comme les Marley Du sud au nord, j'survole le game, j'ai mis le harnais, allez, allez Tu parles pour rien, qu'est-ce t'as toi, wesh ? Tu parles pour rien Tu sais qu'tu parles pour rien donc tu n'partiras pas pour rien On va quitter la calle pour le p'tit cœur de la mama Le p'tit cœur de la mama, pour le p'tit cœur de la mama Avec mes potes sur un voilier, à danser la lambada À faire le tour del mundo, le cigare de Maradona [Couplet 5 : Naps] Ça frappe fort comme au Bellator, bella, bella, viens, on sort Sans faire exprès, troisième rappeur à avoir le plus de disques d'or (Gamberge) On a mis tout l'monde d'accord (Ouh, ouh), toujours full quand on sort En bande organisée, on a fait danser les Pussycat Dolls J'fais danser les mamans, les maisons d'arrêt (Okay) Ça m'fait des manières, j'les ai fait se garer (Gamberge) On a fait cinq fois diamant, le game est choqué (Ouh, ouh) Dis-leur, on n'a pas l'temps, les crocs rayent le parquet (Okay, okay) [Couplet 6 : Soso Maness] J'checke le gérant à l'entrée du tieks, vise la tête pour dix-mille-cinq-cents eu' (Pah, pah) Marseillais va à Phuket, et la Bangla road, c'est pas la L2 B.S.T, B.A.C, go fast, j'suis sur la Provence dans les faits divers (Ah) Cinéma, rap, podcast, j'suis sur la Provence en couv' de première Camp marseillais de la French, dans les rues d'Harlem, ici tout l'monde qui me gench J'offre le Ricard à Poutine et même la bouteille, parce que ça sent les problèmes (Ah, ah) Et lève-moi ta cagoule (Ah), t'es dans une épicerie (Ah, ah) T'en prends une pour walou (Ah) par un p'tit d'la té-ci (Ah, ah) Et lève-moi ta cagoule (Ah), t'es dans une épicerie (Ah, ah) T'en prends une pour walou (Ah) par un p'tit d'la té-ci (Ah, ah) [Refrain : JuL & Solda] En bande organisée, c'est chaud par ici Faut la mentalité, charbonne comme à l'usine En bande organisée, c'est chaud par ici Faut la mentalité, charbonne comme à l'usine Oh, khapta, oh wow, oh woh oh J'entends les ouin, oh ouin oh Dolce Fada, oh wow oh woh oh Marseille tout là-haut, là-haut [Couplet 7 : Elams] Petit j'rêvais d'oseille, j'ai jamais joué les Van Damme J'voulais une bouche che-fraî tassée comme la belle Bianca On est dedans, dedans, poto, on est là pour renta' On est dedans, dedans, poto, on est là pour renta' J'suis dans ma folie, dans mon bolide, ma maman, j'l'aime à la folie J'ai d'la rage en moi comme Broly, j'suis avec le J aka la machine, aka l'ovni Appelle si y a 100k, on est là que pour renta' On esquivait les gendarmes, au quartier y a d'la vente d'armes [Couplet 8 : Solda] On est vrais, jamais on s'vante (Hey), on descend, on remonte la pente (Hey) On vient rechoquer des tantes, en [?] sur la A7, benéf' de vente (Hey) À balle dans le Golf 7R (Hey), on met les gaz, on les fait taire (Hey) Pas loin d'mon quartier Felix Pyat, depuis minot sur le ter-ter (Hey) À six dans la [?], ça sent les rixes, la dinguerie, oh Nous, on reste les mêmes, Clio 2 ou Lamborghini Codo, [?], ça sent le fin d'stream, envoie les warri, warri Demande au S et à Houari, demande au S et à Houari [Couplet 9 : Houari] ¿ Holà, qué tal ? Muy bien y tu ? J'ai pas d'pare-balles, j'ai mon métal, c'est tout Tu connais, c'est uno très (Ta-ra-ta-ta-ta-ta) Cagoulé, ganté, ça tire sur les 13 Y a du soleil, j'pose la caisse, RDV avec une déesse Roue arrière, j'sors de la tess, son cul dépasse d'la GS Au quartier, y a l'hélico, c'est loco, electrico Ça l'accoste si elle est cool, RDV ce soir à huit-clos Tout ça, ça m'a saoulé, j'ai mis deux points sur Mbappé Tout l'Euro, il a pas marqué, y a zebi [Refrain : JuL & Solda] En bande organisée, c'est chaud par ici Faut la mentalité, charbonne comme à l'usine En bande organisée, c'est chaud par ici Faut la mentalité, charbonne comme à l'usine Oh, khapta, oh wow, oh woh oh J'entends les ouin, oh ouin oh Dolce Fada, oh wow oh woh oh Marseille tout là-haut, là-haut [Outro : JuL] 1.3 Marseille Bande organisée C'est la bande organisée 13 Organisé

Tyranny comes in many forms. But Leah Umansky uses her art—poetry—to remind us that whether the tyrant is personal, societal, or political—resistance is possible.   Leah Umansky is a poet, writer, artist and writing coach. She has been an educator for over 15 years and teaches 8th and 10th grade English at a private school in New York. She is also the author of three collections of poetry: “OF TYRANT,” “The Barbarous Century,” “Domestic Uncertainties,” and two chapbooks, “Straight Away the Emptied World” and the Mad-Men inspired “Don Dreams and I Dream.” She is also the creator of “STAY BRAVE,” a monthly newsletter for women-identifying creatives on bravery in the creative life. Her writing has been widely published in such places as The New York Times, The Academy of American Poets' Poem-A Day, USA Today, POETRY, Guernica and American Poetry Review.  She has also been the host and curator of the NYC-based poetry series. “COUPLET,” since 2011 and is a graduate of the MFA Program in Poetry at Sarah Lawrence College. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tout va changer · Carbonne Tout va changer , distribué par Play Two Released  Composer: Lucci Lyricist: Carbonne [Couple 1 :] Je suis monté sans piston, parti d'en bas, j'en ai perdu en route C'est quand tu prends des risques que tu vois qui sont là, parmi ceux qui t'entourent Ca va prendre du temps, mais je vais tout régler, faut pas t'en faire Futur est inquiétant, j'vois le monde brûler par la fenêtre A quoi bon avoir dix mille potos, s'ils sont là que quand tout va bien Ma chérie s'en tape de Yves Saint Laurent, elle veut d'un gars qui est la toute l'année Entre nous pas de mise en scène Son regard me dit que je suis dans le vrai Ca va prendre du temps mais j'vais tout régler faut pas t'en faire [Refrain :] Je te promets demain tout va changer, mais aujourd'hui faut patienter Ils voulaient nous la mettre à l'envers, je les ai rodave faut pas t'en faire J'ai toujours un coup d'avance, j'suis malin j'compte pas sur la chance J'te promets demain tout va changer mais aujourd'hui faut patienter [Couplet 2 :] Ciel n'est pas rose, quand on l'fait on oublie le chaos T'as piqué mon cœur j'ai qu'une parole, j'te laisserai pas sur le carreau Princesse est dans sa Clio trois, elle s'en tape des voitures de sport Elle sait très bien que ça me donne des forces, quand elle m'envoie des "Ti amo" Sur un banc, j'pense au temps qui passe, depuis l'enfance on a pris du galon Entre eux et nous y'a un grand écart, leur loyauté est tombée du camion [Pré-refrain :] Je te promets demain tout va changer Ils voulaient nous la mettre à l'envers

Gör som Marcus Karbin - stöd 4M med ett litet ekonomiskt bidrag - patreon.com/fyrameterI detta, pga sjukdom något kortare avsnitt, vänder vi ut och in på eurovisioinsschlagerfestivalen som just har kallnat nere i Malmö. Personer som nämns: Benke Rydman, Karin Falck, Fritte Fritzsons granne.Väl mött! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

durée : 00:59:34 - Matthieu Chazarenc - par : Alex Dutilh - « On dirait le Sud », chantait Nino Ferrer et c'est bien le sentiment qui domine à l'écoute de ce “Canto III” de Matthieu Chazarenc. Parution chez Bonsaï / Socadisc / Idol.

durée : 00:59:34 - Matthieu Chazarenc - par : Alex Dutilh - « On dirait le Sud », chantait Nino Ferrer et c'est bien le sentiment qui domine à l'écoute de ce “Canto III” de Matthieu Chazarenc. Parution chez Bonsaï / Socadisc / Idol.

Muztar Khairabadi's excellent work, Na Kisi Ki Aankh Ka Noor Hu, empathizes with the pain of Bahadur Shah Zafar, how we must have felt incarcerated in Rangoon jail, spending his last days totally isolated.   mirā vaqt mujh se bichhaḌ gayā mirā rañg-rūp bigaḌ gayā jo ḳhizāñ se baaġh ujaḌ gayā maiñ usī kī fasl-e-bahār huuñ   This sher (Couplet) alone made the whole ghazal famous. It will make your heart heavy.   ------ Book Link: 1.    Muztar Khairabadi; Rekhta Books and Javed Akhtar: https://amzn.to/3p7d5NF   In this series of Ghazal Ki Kahani, first half would be of recitation and second half would have explanation or interpretation of the Ghazal. We will pick up each and every sher, and will go through the feelings of the Ghazal.   If you have any poetry you want me to recite, please mention in the comment box. If possible for me, I would surely put my emotions into it.   ----- Intro 00:00-3:06 Recitation 3:00-06:28 Interpretation 06:29-11:49 Conclusion and Your Demand 11:50-12:48   ------         Ghazal :  Na Kisi Ki Aankh Ka Noor Hu Poet : Janab Muztar Khairabadi Reciter : NauushadMuntazir -नौशाद मुन्तज़िर/نوشاد منتظر  ® youtube/ NauushadMuntazir facebook/ NauushadMuntazir Instagram/ NauushadMuntazir       lagtā nahīñ hai dil mirā ujḌe dayār meñ kis kī banī hai ālam-e-nā-pā.edār meñ   in hasratoñ se kah do kahīñ aur jā baseñ itnī jagah kahāñ hai dil-e-dāġh-dār meñ   kāñToñ ko mat nikāl chaman se o bāġhbāñ ye bhī guloñ ke saath pale haiñ bahār meñ   bulbul ko bāġhbāñ se na sayyād se gila qismat meñ qaid likkhī thī fasl-e-bahār meñ   kitnā hai bad-nasīb 'zafar' dafn ke liye do gaz zamīn bhī na milī kū-e-yār meñ           This Youtube Video Link: https://youtu.be/Ttv_a6Z4of0  or just type #nauushadmuntazir   YT Channel Link:    shorturl.at/cnqDV   Website: http://nauushadmuntazir.com/    http://facebook.com/nauushadmuntazir http://instagram.com/nauushadmuntazir http://vimeo.com/nauushadmuntazir   http://twitter.com/naushadmuntazir (spelling change)   For promotions: nauushadmuntazir@gmail.com http://nauushadmuntazir.com —————————— For Podcasts:   Spotify URL- https://open.spotify.com/show/5LpUeS5SnrHxcp6i6WplCx   ApplePodcast URL- https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nauushad-muntazir/id1608344714   Gaana URL- https://gaana.com/podcast/nauushad-muntazir-season-1   Google Podcast- https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy84MDZmNjI0NC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw   Anchor URL- https://anchor.fm/nauushadmuntazir   Stitcher URL- https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/nauushad-muntazir   For promotions: nauushadmuntazir@gmail.com   #nauushadmuntazir #shayariofnauushadmuntazir #besturdupoetry --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nauushadmuntazir/message

The acute pain of Bahadur Shah Zafar, Lagta Nahi Hai Dil Mera, in the words of the ‘tragic' Emperor himself. His agony of not being able to go back to his country India again, made him to pen down   kitnā hai bad-nasīb 'zafar' dafn ke liye do gaz zamīn bhī na milī kū-e-yār meñ   This sher (Couplet) alone made the whole ghazal famous. It will make your heart heavy.   In this series of Ghazal Ki Kahani, first half would be of recitation and second half would have explanation or interpretation of the Ghazal. We will pick up each and every sher, and will go through the feelings of the Ghazal.   If you have any poetry you want me to recite, please mention in the comment box. If possible for me, I would surely put my emotions into it.       Ghazal :  Lagta Nahi Hai Dil Mera Poet : Janab Bahadur Shah Zafar Sahab Reciter : NauushadMuntazir -नौशाद मुन्तज़िर/نوشاد منتظر  ® youtube/ NauushadMuntazir facebook/ NauushadMuntazir Instagram/ NauushadMuntazir       lagtā nahīñ hai dil mirā ujḌe dayār meñ kis kī banī hai ālam-e-nā-pā.edār meñ   in hasratoñ se kah do kahīñ aur jā baseñ itnī jagah kahāñ hai dil-e-dāġh-dār meñ   kāñToñ ko mat nikāl chaman se o bāġhbāñ ye bhī guloñ ke saath pale haiñ bahār meñ   bulbul ko bāġhbāñ se na sayyād se gila qismat meñ qaid likkhī thī fasl-e-bahār meñ   kitnā hai bad-nasīb 'zafar' dafn ke liye do gaz zamīn bhī na milī kū-e-yār meñ           This Youtube Video Link: https://youtu.be/DbTYnpJDp7g or just type #nauushadmuntazir   YT Channel Link:    shorturl.at/cnqDV   Website: http://nauushadmuntazir.com/    http://facebook.com/nauushadmuntazir http://instagram.com/nauushadmuntazir http://vimeo.com/nauushadmuntazir   http://twitter.com/naushadmuntazir (spelling change)   For promotions: nauushadmuntazir@gmail.com http://nauushadmuntazir.com —————————— For Podcasts:   Spotify URL- https://open.spotify.com/show/5LpUeS5SnrHxcp6i6WplCx   ApplePodcast URL- https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nauushad-muntazir/id1608344714   Gaana URL- https://gaana.com/podcast/nauushad-muntazir-season-1   Google Podcast- https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy84MDZmNjI0NC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw   Anchor URL- https://anchor.fm/nauushadmuntazir   Stitcher URL- https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/nauushad-muntazir   For promotions: nauushadmuntazir@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nauushadmuntazir/message

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[Paroles de "Petit génie" ft. Abou Debeing, Alonzo, Lossa & Imen Es] [Intro : Jungeli] Imen, ah-ah Capo, ah-ah Abou, ah-ah Lossa, ah-ah [Refrain : Jungeli, Abou Debeing] Parle-moi lovés, n'me parle pas de sentiments C'est pas avec amour qu'on achète vêtements C'est dommage pour mon ex, j'étais l'chouchou d'son passé Y a plus rien à coller, quand c'est cassé, c'est cassé Tcha,Abou, Abou, Abou, Abou [Couplet 1 : Abou Debeing, Jungeli] Petit génie, fait son malin Elle veut câlin, j'fais le gamin J'suis dans l'c-tru, j'suis dans l'machin J'ai le bras long, elle m'donne sa main C'est ma jolie madame Même dans l'miroir, y a pas deux comme toi Ma jolie madame, tu peux chercher Mais y a pas deux comme moi Elle veut du bouche-à-bouche Il faut que je touche son pouls Tout le temps, elle m'parle d'amour Elle veut que je donne tout pour nous T'sais qu'on est bons qu'à ça T'sais qu'on est bons qu'à ça T'sais qu'on est bons qu'à ça T'sais qu'on est bons qu'à ça [Refrain : Imen Es, Jungeli & Alonzo] Parle-moi lovés, n'me parle pas de sentiments C'est pas avec amour qu'on achète vêtements C'est dommage pour mon ex, j'étais l'chouchou d'son passé Y a plus rien à coller, quand c'est cassé, c'est cassé Yeah, A.L.O.N.Z.O 2054 quatro Mamé Dis-leur, Mamé, ouais, ok [Couplet 2: Alonzo, Jungeli] C'est le Capo hein (hein) Fais-en un, fais-en un, fais-en un J'arrive et tout s'éteint, tout est plein, tout est plein Fais-en un, j'suis pas Omah Lay (Omah Lay) J'ai jeté le chopper dans l'allée (dans l'allée) Elle veut se caler (se caler) Mais j'suis légendaire comme Pepe Kalle C'est pas comme ça [Couplet 3 : Jungeli] Mwana natikaka moke sima ekoli oya oye Mwana natikaka moke sima ekoli oya oye Mwana natikaka moke sima ekoli oya oye Mwana natikaka moke sima ekoli oya oye [Refrain : Lossa, Imen Es, Jungeli] Parle-moi lovés, n'me parle pas de sentiments C'est pas avec amour qu'on achète vêtements C'est dommage pour mon ex, j'étais l'chouchou d'son passé Y a plus rien à coller, quand c'est cassé, c'est cassé Parle-moi lovés, n'me parle pas de sentiments C'est pas avec amour qu'on achète vêtements C'est dommage pour mon ex, j'étais l'chouchou d'son passé Y a plus rien à coller, quand c'est cassé, c'est cassé [Outro : Jungeli & Lossa] Imen, ah-ah Capo, ah-ah Abou, ah-ah Lossa, ah-ah Jungeli, yeah Jungeli, yeah (oh Jungeli) ah-ah-ah Capo, ah-ah

[Paroles de "Enfant Du Ghetto" ft. Tiakola & Ninho] [Intro : Tiakola] T'as r'connu ou pas ? Ça, j'ai trop redouté, les efforts, j'ai doublé Ça, j'ai trop redouté mais au fond, j'ai mal Ça, j'ai trop redouté, même, ça m'a traumatisé Ça, j'ai trop redouté mais au fond, j'ai mal [Couplet 1 : Ninho & Tiakola] Une vida compliquée d'un enfant du ghetto, j'ai grandi là où t'as même pas idée Jet-lagué, j'ai même plus sommeil, overbooké, des showcases partout, j'suis trop validé Mentalité de Pablo Gaviria, j'ai d'la poudre pour tous les choquer (Eh-eh) Les ennemis à bord du RSQ3 (Nan), j'ai placé tous mes shooters au numéro trois (Nan) Souhaite nous pas les lovés, j'veux la santé (Santé, nan), j'ai une emprise sur ma société, je signe les contrats (Nan) Banalisée, j'reconnais la que-la (Nan), j'ai dit, banalisée, j'reconnais la que-pla (Nan) À chaque nouvelle sortie, c'est moi l'numéro un (Nan), disques d'platines, diamants, or, je fête même plus Lamborghini comme voiture de fonction, suffît pas d'avoir les contacts mais les notions (Nan) Strass et paillettes, j'vais laisser sur ma route (Ah-ah-ah), billets violets bon pour tout recommencer J'ai barré, barré ceux qui gênaient ma route et j'ai pu m'appliquer, j'vois l'public sur ma rétine Responsabilité, j'ai la baraque au dos, jusqu'au 2.4.3, c'est là j'reçois des demandes Ça y est, maintenant, c'est moi, j'ai pris les commandes, ça y est, maintenant, c'est moi, j'les mets à l'amende, ah-ah [Pont : Tiakola] Jeune enfant du ghetto (Jeune enfant du ghetto), cherche la monnaie, s'lève tôt (Cherche la monnaie, s'lève tôt) Veut sa part du gâteau (Veut sa part du gâteau), lui, son but, il veut tout (Lui, son but, il veut tout) Temps plein, pas de mi-temps (Temps plein, pas de mi-temps), veut pas aller au mitard (Veut pas aller au mitard) S'lève tôt et se couche tard (S'lève tôt et se couche tard), c'est l'enfant du ghetto (C'est l'enfant du ghetto)

What the hell is up stars? I'm tuning in on a cozy Autumnal evening, which in Los Angeles followed a 79 degree day. Nonetheless, the effortless feeling of fall in it's ability to transport us to something a bit slower, and perhaps more inward, feels noticeable to me. And with it ushers in a time to consider gratitude. In today's episode, I'm featuring my bestie, my logo designer, my creative collaborator, my little sis Cal! We discuss her move to LA, intuition and sisterhood, and our passion for dance together. I hope you enjoy learning about the lovely Callan Moore and the way our sisterhood has formed us. I also feature "I Burned my Diary Last Night" by LA-based indie pop artist Lyncs, which is the perfect ode to letting yourself fall. Listen to Lyncs: Insta- @iamlyncs https://www.youtube.com/@iamlyncs Find Cal (& book her for choreo, dance, etc!!): Insta- @calatopia What's fueling what the hell is up? Couplet coffee! https://coupletcoffee.com/pages/about-us CREDS: Pod Logo: Callan Moore Intro/outro music: Afterspace Rooted music: Matthew Boerner

Mani Irani - Aug 8, 1987

It's The Philadelphia Story (or Bringing Up Baby) in LA this week as we delve into some rom-com shenanigans. Join us as we discuss Gunn's charisma, Charisma's Visionitity, and Angel's pettiness. It's Angel S3E14: Couplet!   Twitter, IG, & FB: @boozeandbuffy Email: boozeandbuffy@gmail.com Art Credit: Mark David Corley  Music Credit: Grace Robertson

INTRO : "Ba Yo ni Fakti(Factures) byen salé Yo pa ka kanmpran nivo la ka monté chak ané voyé yen ki Tune ki sensé (Kanmbyen flow, kanmbyen vibes...Ghetto Youth haffi rise Up...) REFRAIN : "Ba Yo son ké Lanmou sa AUTOMATIK FLOW ké full lyrics Yo ka viv sa kan traumatisme Lyrical shotta movè tan sa ka tombé kan la pli mété tout Moun a dan Black Out, boulé Mic'la kan machine" "Ba Yo son ké Lanmou sa AUTOMATIK FLOW ké full lyrics Yo ka viv sa kan traumatisme Lyrical shotta movè tan sa ka tombé kan la pli mété tout Moun a dan Black Out, boulé Mic'la kan machine" COUPLET 1 : "Open dem ears, open dem eyes Military condition, mi nuh trust no one Fuck Haterz... i believe in my own ambitions only God can guides me now millions problems, when you get more friends i walk alone in the Valley Of Death Mi back inna di buisiness Pussy dem a talk (Another bullet fi mi enemies...Tears pon mi eye like Gucci...) Wherever mi go mi kill a soundbway dweet...dweet...dweet untill mi die bun a old pan sound, bun a soundbway bun di riddim, bun di microphone..." REFRAIN : "Ba Yo son ké Lanmou sa AUTOMATIK FLOW ké full lyrics Yo ka viv sa kan traumatisme Lyrical shotta movè tan sa ka tombé kan la pli mété tout Moun a dan Black Out, boulé Mic'la kan machine" "Ba Yo son ké Lanmou sa AUTOMATIK FLOW ké full lyrics Yo ka viv sa kan traumatisme Lyrical shotta movè tan sa ka tombé kan la pli mété tout Moun a dan Black Out, boulé Mic'la kan machine" COUPLET 2 : "Mo ka débité kan roun machine Mo ka pété kanmbyen bal yin ki bullet yin ki missiles yé di mo "Slicky"fè yé mal si mo té ja fè kanmbyen clips dépi longtime mo té ké bay... pa ka kouté sa moun ka di mo toujou la ka travay bloodclat system mi nuh care wid dem mo ka fè mo bèt tou sèl "NO PAIN NO GAIN" dance pon di riddim BadGyal dance pon di riddim badBoy blijé mash up di place tout koté money pull up jis tan platine Dj disjonkté Haterz pa konèt fèy yo ka psykoté blijé fèy an ba fèy pou Yo pa kopyé" REFRAIN : "Ba Yo son ké Lanmou sa AUTOMATIK FLOW ké full lyrics Yo ka viv sa kan traumatisme Lyrical shotta movè tan sa ka tombé kan la pli mété tout Moun a dan Black Out, boulé Mic'la kan machine" "Ba Yo son ké Lanmou sa AUTOMATIK FLOW ké full lyrics Yo ka viv sa kan traumatisme Lyrical shotta movè tan sa ka tombé kan la pli mété tout Moun a dan Black Out, boulé Mic'la kan machine" (Another bullet fi mi enemies...Tears pon mi eye like Gucci...) ..." "

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We open Episode 15 with Marty guiding you to our new YouTube highlight reels - with amusing illustrations of our insightful commentaries and reporting. 5:00 - This is must-hear Kick-FM style talk radio for everyone- especially Public Works chair Janice Lukes and other councilors. 'Moving On Marion' is a city road planning exercise. After the Happyland Park/Marion Freeway fiasco in 2015 - people in St. Boniface are plenty wary. Marty went to the Open House and reports on what he saw - and what people attending said. The focus is on 'the Couplet' - Marion St. and Goulet St. - with protected bike lanes near the hospital, and some other ideas for further east towards Lagamodiere (intersection changes and a few expropriations). The bike lane ideas were attributed to the Norwood Biz, who weren't there. Donate via Paypal ⁠⁠https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/MartyGoldMedia You'll hear the anti-car eco-phrases tossed around in the media by area Councilor Matt Allard that staff dared not repeat to the taxpayers standing at the design boards. Marty explains the ideological capture City Hall goes along with, to suit the urbanist agenda. And while some proposals are sensible cosmetic or structural changes, and the recreational additions are acceptable and in fact overdue. the staff do not actually grasp the neighborhhood, despite 'hey I stood there and counted cars'. Marty tells how no one could answer the most basic questions - how are the public to evaluate bike lanes and guage the effects on area businesses? Hear about a bizarre sidestreet bike lane proposal (a favor to the bike lobby) - to the absolute detriment of the neighborhood. And- What will happen when they eliminate a funnel lane peeling to the right on Dawson Rd. southbound as you approach Marion, to merge west and head towards downtown? Marty asked, 'Do you know why that lane is there?' NO Idea. Do you know what kind of vehicles use that yield? NO Answer except for “It creates conflicts”. We asked for the proof. Still waiting. Maybe Janice Lukes can get it. Who needs facts? Not the City planners - hear how they will CREATE 'conflicts' and sure-fire accidents because, apparently, none of them have ever driven a truck. City bureaucrats are 'planning to make a plan', but many at the Norwood CC session think the plan is already made. Certainly anyone from Happyland Park thought that way. You'll also hear about sceptics from other parts of St. Boniface- even people on Lyndale Drive who own bikes think the new plan is absurd. One has 2 – find out why, and why they consider the 'greenway pilot project' on their street a total failure. 32:45 Marty hit the streets - and found at least one business with NO idea removing parking beside their property was being kicked around. Then he went to the existing greenway- Eugenie Street- to find even less support for new bike lanes. They'd rather see Public Works drain "Lake Eugenie" but 911 doesn't seem to pass on the messages. 43:46 St. B residents care about public safety more than adding bike lanes - listen to what happens at the local TD bank ATM. 50:52 Part 2 - We explain why our independent, on-the-scene reporting deserves your support. 56:30 No wonder Coun. Russ Wyatt laughed that police want to replace actual officers taking crime reports with "wayfinders" on video terminals. Spirited Kenny and Marty agree it would be hilarious- if only police chief Danny Smyth wasn't actually serious about it. 1:00:45 Now, instead of going to the bar to watch a fight, you can just... take a bus. We discuss 2 weekend incidents, and Kenny's feeling when taking a bus to Unicity this weekend. 1:07:05 The weekly crime run-down - stabbings, car thefts, kidnappings (literally, kids) - and we sort out how 2 teens brothers got shot- twice each - in St. James. Hear how Tristin Hopper describes the elite ignoring harmful social disorder. 1:23:14 The CWE wrestling schedule with Marty's hosting appearances in March. To Sponsor -Email: Martygoldlive@gmail.com

Today's guest is Jessica Rosenberg, who is the author of a new book titled Botanical Poetics: Early Modern Plant Books and the Husbandry of Print (U Pennsylvania Press, 2022). An Assistant Professor of English at the University of Miami, Professor Rosenberg has contributed book chapters to Shakespeare and Hospitality and Ecological Approaches to Early Modern Literature and published articles on “The Poetics of Practical Address” in Philological Quarterly and “The Point of the Couplet” in ELH: English Literary History. Botanical Poetics, a wide-ranging study of print culture around poetry between the years 1568 and 1583, investigates the intersection of literary history and horticultural practice. The book includes new interpretations of Shakespeare's sonnets and Romeo and Juliet, as well as George Gascoigne's A Hundred Sundry Flowers and Isabella Whitney's A Sweet Nosegay. Botanical Poetics offers a variety of fresh concepts for the study of early modern poetry such as “the ecology of small forms” and “slippery poetics.” Not least of all, this book explores what it meant to “read like a pig” in the 1570s. John Yargo is Visiting Assistant Professor of English at Boston College. He earned a PhD in English literature from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, specializing in the environmental humanities and early modern culture. His peer-reviewed articles have been published or are forthcoming in the Journal for Early Modern Culture Studies, Early Theatre, Studies in Philology, and Shakespeare Studies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Today's guest is Jessica Rosenberg, who is the author of a new book titled Botanical Poetics: Early Modern Plant Books and the Husbandry of Print (U Pennsylvania Press, 2022). An Assistant Professor of English at the University of Miami, Professor Rosenberg has contributed book chapters to Shakespeare and Hospitality and Ecological Approaches to Early Modern Literature and published articles on “The Poetics of Practical Address” in Philological Quarterly and “The Point of the Couplet” in ELH: English Literary History. Botanical Poetics, a wide-ranging study of print culture around poetry between the years 1568 and 1583, investigates the intersection of literary history and horticultural practice. The book includes new interpretations of Shakespeare's sonnets and Romeo and Juliet, as well as George Gascoigne's A Hundred Sundry Flowers and Isabella Whitney's A Sweet Nosegay. Botanical Poetics offers a variety of fresh concepts for the study of early modern poetry such as “the ecology of small forms” and “slippery poetics.” Not least of all, this book explores what it meant to “read like a pig” in the 1570s. John Yargo is Visiting Assistant Professor of English at Boston College. He earned a PhD in English literature from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, specializing in the environmental humanities and early modern culture. His peer-reviewed articles have been published or are forthcoming in the Journal for Early Modern Culture Studies, Early Theatre, Studies in Philology, and Shakespeare Studies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/literary-studies

Today's guest is Jessica Rosenberg, who is the author of a new book titled Botanical Poetics: Early Modern Plant Books and the Husbandry of Print (U Pennsylvania Press, 2022). An Assistant Professor of English at the University of Miami, Professor Rosenberg has contributed book chapters to Shakespeare and Hospitality and Ecological Approaches to Early Modern Literature and published articles on “The Poetics of Practical Address” in Philological Quarterly and “The Point of the Couplet” in ELH: English Literary History. Botanical Poetics, a wide-ranging study of print culture around poetry between the years 1568 and 1583, investigates the intersection of literary history and horticultural practice. The book includes new interpretations of Shakespeare's sonnets and Romeo and Juliet, as well as George Gascoigne's A Hundred Sundry Flowers and Isabella Whitney's A Sweet Nosegay. Botanical Poetics offers a variety of fresh concepts for the study of early modern poetry such as “the ecology of small forms” and “slippery poetics.” Not least of all, this book explores what it meant to “read like a pig” in the 1570s. John Yargo is Visiting Assistant Professor of English at Boston College. He earned a PhD in English literature from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, specializing in the environmental humanities and early modern culture. His peer-reviewed articles have been published or are forthcoming in the Journal for Early Modern Culture Studies, Early Theatre, Studies in Philology, and Shakespeare Studies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/performing-arts

Today's guest is Jessica Rosenberg, who is the author of a new book titled Botanical Poetics: Early Modern Plant Books and the Husbandry of Print (U Pennsylvania Press, 2022). An Assistant Professor of English at the University of Miami, Professor Rosenberg has contributed book chapters to Shakespeare and Hospitality and Ecological Approaches to Early Modern Literature and published articles on “The Poetics of Practical Address” in Philological Quarterly and “The Point of the Couplet” in ELH: English Literary History. Botanical Poetics, a wide-ranging study of print culture around poetry between the years 1568 and 1583, investigates the intersection of literary history and horticultural practice. The book includes new interpretations of Shakespeare's sonnets and Romeo and Juliet, as well as George Gascoigne's A Hundred Sundry Flowers and Isabella Whitney's A Sweet Nosegay. Botanical Poetics offers a variety of fresh concepts for the study of early modern poetry such as “the ecology of small forms” and “slippery poetics.” Not least of all, this book explores what it meant to “read like a pig” in the 1570s. John Yargo is Visiting Assistant Professor of English at Boston College. He earned a PhD in English literature from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, specializing in the environmental humanities and early modern culture. His peer-reviewed articles have been published or are forthcoming in the Journal for Early Modern Culture Studies, Early Theatre, Studies in Philology, and Shakespeare Studies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/intellectual-history

Today's guest is Jessica Rosenberg, who is the author of a new book titled Botanical Poetics: Early Modern Plant Books and the Husbandry of Print (U Pennsylvania Press, 2022). An Assistant Professor of English at the University of Miami, Professor Rosenberg has contributed book chapters to Shakespeare and Hospitality and Ecological Approaches to Early Modern Literature and published articles on “The Poetics of Practical Address” in Philological Quarterly and “The Point of the Couplet” in ELH: English Literary History. Botanical Poetics, a wide-ranging study of print culture around poetry between the years 1568 and 1583, investigates the intersection of literary history and horticultural practice. The book includes new interpretations of Shakespeare's sonnets and Romeo and Juliet, as well as George Gascoigne's A Hundred Sundry Flowers and Isabella Whitney's A Sweet Nosegay. Botanical Poetics offers a variety of fresh concepts for the study of early modern poetry such as “the ecology of small forms” and “slippery poetics.” Not least of all, this book explores what it meant to “read like a pig” in the 1570s. John Yargo is Visiting Assistant Professor of English at Boston College. He earned a PhD in English literature from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, specializing in the environmental humanities and early modern culture. His peer-reviewed articles have been published or are forthcoming in the Journal for Early Modern Culture Studies, Early Theatre, Studies in Philology, and Shakespeare Studies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's guest is Jessica Rosenberg, who is the author of a new book titled Botanical Poetics: Early Modern Plant Books and the Husbandry of Print (U Pennsylvania Press, 2022). An Assistant Professor of English at the University of Miami, Professor Rosenberg has contributed book chapters to Shakespeare and Hospitality and Ecological Approaches to Early Modern Literature and published articles on “The Poetics of Practical Address” in Philological Quarterly and “The Point of the Couplet” in ELH: English Literary History. Botanical Poetics, a wide-ranging study of print culture around poetry between the years 1568 and 1583, investigates the intersection of literary history and horticultural practice. The book includes new interpretations of Shakespeare's sonnets and Romeo and Juliet, as well as George Gascoigne's A Hundred Sundry Flowers and Isabella Whitney's A Sweet Nosegay. Botanical Poetics offers a variety of fresh concepts for the study of early modern poetry such as “the ecology of small forms” and “slippery poetics.” Not least of all, this book explores what it meant to “read like a pig” in the 1570s. John Yargo is Visiting Assistant Professor of English at Boston College. He earned a PhD in English literature from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, specializing in the environmental humanities and early modern culture. His peer-reviewed articles have been published or are forthcoming in the Journal for Early Modern Culture Studies, Early Theatre, Studies in Philology, and Shakespeare Studies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/poetry

Today's guest is Jessica Rosenberg, who is the author of a new book titled Botanical Poetics: Early Modern Plant Books and the Husbandry of Print (U Pennsylvania Press, 2022). An Assistant Professor of English at the University of Miami, Professor Rosenberg has contributed book chapters to Shakespeare and Hospitality and Ecological Approaches to Early Modern Literature and published articles on “The Poetics of Practical Address” in Philological Quarterly and “The Point of the Couplet” in ELH: English Literary History. Botanical Poetics, a wide-ranging study of print culture around poetry between the years 1568 and 1583, investigates the intersection of literary history and horticultural practice. The book includes new interpretations of Shakespeare's sonnets and Romeo and Juliet, as well as George Gascoigne's A Hundred Sundry Flowers and Isabella Whitney's A Sweet Nosegay. Botanical Poetics offers a variety of fresh concepts for the study of early modern poetry such as “the ecology of small forms” and “slippery poetics.” Not least of all, this book explores what it meant to “read like a pig” in the 1570s. John Yargo is Visiting Assistant Professor of English at Boston College. He earned a PhD in English literature from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, specializing in the environmental humanities and early modern culture. His peer-reviewed articles have been published or are forthcoming in the Journal for Early Modern Culture Studies, Early Theatre, Studies in Philology, and Shakespeare Studies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/british-studies

Stephen Guy-Bray joins Close Readings to talk about one of the most beautiful sonnets in the English language, George Herbert's "Prayer (I)." Stephen's most recent book is Line Endings in Renaissance Poetry (Anthem, 2022). In the episode we also refer in passing to a recent academic article of his called "Notes on the Couplet in the Sonnet" and to a recent talk he gave on "Aboutness in Shakespeare's Poetry." Follow Stephen on Twitter here.Stephen Guy-Bray is a professor at the University of British Columbia and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. He is the author of four earlier monographs: Shakespeare and Queer Representation (Routledge, 2020), Against Reproduction: Where Renaissance Texts Come From (Toronto, 2009), Loving in Verse: Poetic Influence as Erotic (Toronto, 2006), and Homoerotic Space: The Poetics of Loss in Renaissance Literature (Toronto, 2002). Please follow, rate, and review the podcast if you like what you hear, and make sure you're signed up for my newsletter to stay up to date on our plans.

It's season 3 episode 14 of Angel this week! Dang, this group went from no love triangles to multiple love triangles in a VERY short amount of time. All of this is even further complicated by the addition of another (slightly taller) goofy, brooding, OTP hot-man. Let's see if Angel can suppress his inadequacy complex and focus on his budding fatherhood. Thanks for listening!

Acht Mann in einem Auto - auf dem Weg durch die Wirtschaftskrise, zur Geliebten, in den Krieg... (Weltbühne, 27.7.1922).

This week we have the Tan Man himself, Tanner Jones of Couplet and You Blew It! on to talk about Death Cab For Cutie's Narrow Stairs. We dig in to Anberlin beef, New Jersey lies, morning drinks, evening drinks, coffee, Disney adults, Hoops Tavern, Dan's tour story, the McGangbang, big bag of sandwiches, christened at the Handsome Woman, Jake's house, politics, the great outdoors, Withlacoochee river, nicknames, the Blood Brothers, the Bonzo Dog Do Dah Band, Minus the Bear, and Gen Z Bossa Nova. // Follow us at @danbassini, @mysprocalledlife, @tannerjonesfl and @runintotheground. Listen to our RITG Mixtape Vol. 8 here and our Best of RITG playlist here.

This week I get to catch up with Tanner Jones of the pivotal new indie band COUPLET. I had  an amazing opportunity to see COUPLET perform in NYC and I just had to talk to Tanner. I was a big fan of his old band YOU BLEW IT! and I just knew I couldn't miss seeing his new endeavor. Tanner tells the story of COUPLET coming together and creating new music with old friends. After the ending of YOU BLEW IT! Tanner thought about leaving music behind him and move on to other things in life. Little did he know that people missed his voice in the world and were clamoring for something more. If you are looking for a new band to fall in love with then COUPLET is the band for you. Join Tanner and I as we sift through "The Dregs" in our "Sleep" during one of our "Infinite Days."COUPLET - EP1     OUT NOW!!!!!!

By the time Gefen Skolnick finished college she had already dipped her toes into the world of venture capital, and was well on her way to a tech career in Silicon Valley. But in 2021 she put down the laptop, founded Couplet Coffee, and became an immediately successful CPG entrepreneur. A year later, Couplet is wildly successful in both online DTC and on retail shelves and Gefen is exploring what it means to grow a business intelligently and intentionally, all while having fun and enjoying great coffee. In this episode of Ecommerce Building Blocks, Jason picks Gefen Skolnick's brain about why she founded Couplet, how she broke into the saturated coffee market, why package design and inclusivity go hand-in-hand, breaking into wholesale, and tips for founders who are looking for creative ways to self-fund. The most important takeaway from this wide-ranging interview is that Gefen figured out early on how to think in ways that work for her business. She asks a lot of questions, gathers tons of information, and then makes decisions for what works best for her bottom line. Listen ahead for inspiration and new perspectives on marketing, sales, growth, and more. Topics Discussed: -Couplet Coffee's founding story -Breaking into the saturated world of specialty coffee -How Gefen decided what kind of product she wanted to sell -The open space Gefen saw in the coffee market and how she filled it -Why packaging design is half the battle in some markets -How taking her time and asking questions influenced Gefen's business plan -The way Gefen approaches growth - in advertising budgets, sales, and seeking funding -How wholesale can stabilize revenue -Intelligent growth Gefen's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gefenskolnick Gefen's Twitter: https://twitter.com/chiefgayofficer ➡️ Building Blocks website: bbclass.co

We're back after a couple weeks off of the solo shows and we're diving right into some programming tips. One of my favorite things to ad into training sessions is the classic Couplet. In this episode, I'm going to go into why I love them, how I use them, and some examples of how you can implement them into your own training session. Enjoy! The Nomad Strength Show now has a Patreon! If you want exclusive content, merch discounts, and access to the new weeklyPatron-only episode, Unplugged, check it out here. This episode is brought to you by Wild Rivers Coffee Company. Check them out and support the people that support the show. Use the code NOMAD for 15% off your order. Wild Rivers Coffee This podcast is a part of the Waypoint TV Podcast Network. Waypoint is the ultimate outdoor network featuring streaming of full-length fishing and hunting television shows, short films and instructional content, a social media network, Podcast Network. Waypoint is available on Roku, Samsung Smart TV, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, IoS devices, Android Devices and at www.waypointtv.com all for FREE! Join the Waypoint Army by following them on Instagram at the following accounts @waypointtv @waypointfish @waypointhunt @waypointpodcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This couplet by Sant Kabir will get you thinking about your own behaviour,  your relationships and what causes that feeling of anxiety.  Kabir's ancient Doha applied to our current life situation is today's daily mental fit bit episode. Tune in!

A poem written to reflect on my relationship with Jerri Lynn, particularly during the time when I was starting to really care again, and begin to recognize what it is that I had lost. Did I succeed or fail in confining our relationship to a couplet? Who knows...

This week we have our good friend Evan Weiss of Into It. Over It, Pet Symmetry, Their / They're / There, and Couplet, as well as Storm Chasers LTD and Reverb on to talk about Mock Orange's The Record Play. Evan packs records while we dig into homeownership, Dan's constant battle against wind, our uncanny resemblances to each other, the importance of local pride, Covid bike crews, the sacrifices of touring musicians, the stigma of getting paid less for jobs that don't suck, SXSW's waning relevance, The Fest's punk ethos, when it's more profitable to DIY than more traditional routes, the real uses of a record label, getting your band syncs on TV and in video games, writing music based on experiences that aren't your own, and mid-era pervert Owen. We discover Mock Orange is the missing link to a ton of bands, we get a Bar Mitzvah Scene Report, and Andrew stirs up shit. // Follow us at @danbassini, @mysprocalledlife, @intoitoverit and @runintotheground. Listen to our RITG Mixtape Vol. 3 here and our Best of RITG Vol. 1 playlist here.

Holy Week Poem

Couplet Coffee, which sells both coffee beans and coffee-related products online, is only a few months old and is trying to enter the market with a bang. Currently, it's available online as well as at select partners like Lotto.com's Players Cafe. Founder and CEO Gefen Skolnick joined the Modern Retail Podcast this week and spoke about the launch. "Couplet was my side project in college," Skolnick said. "I've just been obsessed with coffee for over ten years now." For the last year, however, Skolnick has been testing out to see if the brand could become a viable business. Much of this was done via limited-edition drops, as well as one-off retail partnerships at pop-ups like a recent Bumble-sponsored NYC cafe. In the beginning, Couplet's landing page was a barebones cashdrop site that sold a small amount (for example, 30) limited-edition coffee bean bags or products like french presses. These drops sold out quickly -- much of that driven, according to Skolnick, by social media buzz -- which gave more credence to the brand. Now, Couplet is trying to take things to a new level. While it still has small-scale partnerships with artists and drops limited edition products, the brand is trying to grow its permanent presence as well. It is currently in 17 retail stores nationwide. In addition to its online offerings, which went live earlier this year, Couplet is opening over 20 coffee cart locations at Players Cafe. Skolnick said more expansion announcements are on the horizon. Growing this type of company was new terrain for Skolnick. Despite only being in her mid-20s, over the last few years, Skolnick had worked in a variety of capacities -- from software engineering to DTC marketing to investing. But, she hadn't really honed in specifically on coffee before. So Skolnick grew her network to get a better understanding of the space. "I spent all of last year... figuring out how operations work, figuring out how DTC brands do what they do, figuring out how coffee companies do what they do and creating an advisor and investor ecosystem that could help me figure it out," Skolnick said. All this helped Skolnick raise a seed round of funding in 2021. This education isn't over now the Couplet has officially launched -- but the plan is to continue growing the company. While Skolnick is seeking out more coffeeshop and retailer partnerships, she's also hoping to grow the product line and keep Couplet true to its roots. Even with the growing amount of external partnerships, Skolnick said, "we're primarily a DTC brand."

Welcome to The Pet Sym Power Hour! A monthly interview and beer soaked podcast hosted by everyone's favorite band Pet Symmetry. Welcome to Episode Eleven starring Tanner Jones -- Musician, singer,  songwriter and coffee shop owner. Frontman for the bands You Blew It! and Couplet. Tanner joins us to talk about adulthood, home ownership, business ownership and his new band Couplet which released their debut LP last October.  Does Tanner have what it takes to make it through the deranged and childlike gauntlet of the Pet Sym Power Hour? Join us as we ask them the hard hitting questions and get down to the core of who they are on our tenth episode aired through our Patreon in October 2021. Join our Community Record Label Patreon to stay up to date on current PSPH episodes, new music and more: patreon.com/stormchasersltdHosts: Erik Czaja, Marcus Nuccio & Evan WeissStarring: Tanner JonesProducer: Corey Willis

CHAPTER 11: COUPLET I HARDLY KNOW HER After a daring wild goose chase it seems like Anjus and Eugene might finally be on the right track. But Pirate Penny has other ideas. And her goons have their own ideas. And probably hopes and dreams. But will any of that matter once PROJECT LAND WHALE is unleashed? The Land Whale Murders is a Roi Gold Production it was written by Jonathan A. Goldberg with music by Matt Roi Berger. It was directed by James Oliva with sound design and editing by Martin D. Fowler. Jordan Stillman is our production manager. for more information visit: www.landwhalepod.com Warning: this podcast contains depictions of violence, adult situations, historical inaccuracies, slang, outdated ideas, well meaning but flawed people, inappropriate jokes, anachronisms, and overall piffle and humbug, listener discretion is advised Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us as hosts Elizabeth Scanlon, Steven Kleinman and Thalia Geiger take a deep dive on couplet craft, weird animals, and the pre-elegaic. Plus poets' readings of: Megan Fernandes' “Love Poem” Gabrielle Bates' “Salmon” The American Poetry Review is a RADIOKISMET podcast. For more: aprweb.org  

Now that the crew has the Tears of the Gods, will they be able to modify it in time to make their delivery, or will an accident make that impossible? The As the Dice Roll intro music is The Soap Opera by James Bowers. You can find and license his music through Pond5 at Pond5.com All the rest of the music in this episode is by Darren Curtis and can be found at darrencurtismusic.com The opening voice over is by our very own Rob Sometimes. You can find his podcast at comicbox.libsyn.com! The As the Dice Roll Logo was created by Maricel Edwards. Check out her book No Great Matter at msedwards.com As the Dice Roll is a proud member of the Geek to Geek Media Network. Check out other Geek to Geek shows, streams and content at geektogeekmedia.com! You can currently find us on Anchor.fm as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts and many other podcatchers out there. Please leave us a review and spread the word! You can also find our episodes on our YouTube Channel: As the Dice Roll. If you would like to contact the show, you can send an email to podcast@asthedicerollcast.com. You can also follow the show on twitter @AsTheDiceRollRP, on Instagram and Facebook @asthediceroll, and on TikTok @asthedicerollcast. Individual players and GMs social media can be found on our website at asthedicerollcast.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/asthedicerollcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asthedicerollcast/support

Have a listen to our song of the day: "White Wooden Cross."A Chicago Tribune article about roadside memorials felt appropriate given Wilco's Chicago ties.Susan Miller Tweedy continues to battle cancer. This is her most recent update and the fundraiser is active as of 5/25/2020. Plus, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society is always accepting donations. Please give if you're able.Jeff Tweedy talks about both of his parents, both no longer with us, in Let's Go (So We Can Get Back): A Memoir of Recording and Discording with Wilco, Etc., which we have referenced many times.The book Meredith mentions that includes a section on "troubles telling" is You're the Only One I Can Tell by Deborah Tannen - highly recommended.The albums Warm and Sukierae came up again in this episode.This video is called "Jeff Tweedy on the idea of the tortured artist," so it should be the one Mary was talking about.Van Gogh said, "To do good work one must eat well, be well housed, have one's fling from time to time, smoke one's pipe, and drink one's coffee in peace." This supports Mary's assertion that he did his best work when he was centered and healthy.Is the guitar Flamenco-y?Here are the lyrics to "White Wooden Cross."Here's the sound it makes when the bokoblins blow their horns (for the whole band) in Zelda: Breath of the Wild."Citizens" is our next song.

一、春联的基本认知春联最早是以桃符的形式出现的，用以驱鬼压邪。五代年间产生了（有记载的）第一则对联：“新年纳余庆，嘉节号长春”。宋代以后，新年悬挂春联已经相当普遍。王安石的“千门万户曈曈日，总把新桃换旧符”就是描述当时过年的盛况。到了明代，人们开始用红纸代替桃木板，出现我们今天所见的春联。二、德语解释但我们在给德语区朋友解释春联，并没有太多时间（脑力）和他说明来龙去脉。经过一番查阅后，峥哥为大家编写了以下短句，供灵活运用。应用场景：和德语区人士面对春联、简要解释时1. 极简版Das ist eine Art Haussegnung. Das ist wie bei Ihnen/euch "C+M+B über der Haustür".2. 简版Im Chinesischen heißt es Chunlian, wortwörtlich übersetzt Frühlingscouplet. Mit den Schriftrollen sollen das Haus und die Familie gesegnet werden. Das Brauchtum erinnert an den jährlichen Haussegen am Dreikönigstag im deutschsprachigen Raum. Aber wir haben keine Sternsinger, die von Haus zu Haus ziehen. Jede Familie bringt sie selbst an Haustüren an. Außerdem sind die Segenssprüche vielfältiger als "C+M+B+Jahreszahl".3. 繁版说完简版后再补充：Zum Frühlingsfest wird das Spruchpaar in chinesischer Kalligraphie mit schwarzer oder goldener Tusche auf rote Papierstreifen geschrieben. Traditionsgemäß werden die Schriftrollen von rechts nach links gelesen. Auf der rechten Seite ist der obere Teil (上联) und links der untere (下联). Beide Teile stehen in einer Beziehung zueinander und haben die gleiche Anzahl der Schriftzeichen.Mit dem Frühlingsfest-Couplet versucht man, Glück und hoffnungsvolle Gedanken für das kommende Jahr zum Ausdruck zu bringen. 二、总结春联：der Haussegen, die Haussegnung （本质核心）das Spruchpaar/das Couplet 对联/对句（艺术类别）die Schriftrollen/die Spruchbänder zum Frühlingsfest（实体形式）春联的格式要求（无音频） Die Anzahl der Schriftzeichen in den beiden Teilen ist gleich.字数相等，断句一致 Je zwei gegenüberliegende Zeichen aus den beiden Hälften stehen in einer Beziehung zueinander.内容相关，上下衔接 Die Wortart ist dabei meistens gleich, so findet sich im unteren Teil ein Substantiv, wenn auch im oberen Teil an gleicher Stelle ein Substantiv steht.词性相对，位置相同 In einigen Verspaaren sind die Töne der Silben korrespondierender Zeichen zusätzlich aufeinander abgestimmt.平仄相合，音调和谐对联一则書山有路勤爲徑„Im Berg der Bücher gibt es einen Weg und Fleiß ist der Pfad“學海無涯苦作舟„Das Meer des Lernens ist grenzenlos und die Mühe ist ein Boot darauf“节目最后出个小题目吧：好年好景好運氣 多財多福多吉利用德语怎样表达呢？请在留言区分享你的看法！

一、春联的基本认知春联最早是以桃符的形式出现的，用以驱鬼压邪。五代年间产生了（有记载的）第一则对联：“新年纳余庆，嘉节号长春”。宋代以后，新年悬挂春联已经相当普遍。王安石的“千门万户曈曈日，总把新桃换旧符”就是描述当时过年的盛况。到了明代，人们开始用红纸代替桃木板，出现我们今天所见的春联。二、德语解释但我们在给德语区朋友解释春联，并没有太多时间（脑力）和他说明来龙去脉。经过一番查阅后，峥哥为大家编写了以下短句，供灵活运用。应用场景：和德语区人士面对春联、简要解释时1. 极简版Das ist eine Art Haussegnung. Das ist wie bei Ihnen/euch "C+M+B über der Haustür".2. 简版Im Chinesischen heißt es Chunlian, wortwörtlich übersetzt Frühlingscouplet. Mit den Schriftrollen sollen das Haus und die Familie gesegnet werden. Das Brauchtum erinnert an den jährlichen Haussegen am Dreikönigstag im deutschsprachigen Raum. Aber wir haben keine Sternsinger, die von Haus zu Haus ziehen. Jede Familie bringt sie selbst an Haustüren an. Außerdem sind die Segenssprüche vielfältiger als "C+M+B+Jahreszahl".3. 繁版说完简版后再补充：Zum Frühlingsfest wird das Spruchpaar in chinesischer Kalligraphie mit schwarzer oder goldener Tusche auf rote Papierstreifen geschrieben. Traditionsgemäß werden die Schriftrollen von rechts nach links gelesen. Auf der rechten Seite ist der obere Teil (上联) und links der untere (下联). Beide Teile stehen in einer Beziehung zueinander und haben die gleiche Anzahl der Schriftzeichen.Mit dem Frühlingsfest-Couplet versucht man, Glück und hoffnungsvolle Gedanken für das kommende Jahr zum Ausdruck zu bringen. 二、总结春联：der Haussegen, die Haussegnung （本质核心）das Spruchpaar/das Couplet 对联/对句（艺术类别）die Schriftrollen/die Spruchbänder zum Frühlingsfest（实体形式）春联的格式要求（无音频） Die Anzahl der Schriftzeichen in den beiden Teilen ist gleich.字数相等，断句一致 Je zwei gegenüberliegende Zeichen aus den beiden Hälften stehen in einer Beziehung zueinander.内容相关，上下衔接 Die Wortart ist dabei meistens gleich, so findet sich im unteren Teil ein Substantiv, wenn auch im oberen Teil an gleicher Stelle ein Substantiv steht.词性相对，位置相同 In einigen Verspaaren sind die Töne der Silben korrespondierender Zeichen zusätzlich aufeinander abgestimmt.平仄相合，音调和谐对联一则書山有路勤爲徑„Im Berg der Bücher gibt es einen Weg und Fleiß ist der Pfad“學海無涯苦作舟„Das Meer des Lernens ist grenzenlos und die Mühe ist ein Boot darauf“节目最后出个小题目吧：好年好景好運氣 多財多福多吉利用德语怎样表达呢？请在留言区分享你的看法！

A reading of the poem "A Couplet". A melancholy reflection of a relationship as the speaker reflects on what really mattered in the relationship.