Podcast appearances and mentions of dan franklin

Welcome Friends and thank you for connecting with us for another wonderful episode of CWC! In this episode we have the opportunity to catch up with the lovely and talented duo Franklin Wall. Franklin Wall includes Recording artists Dan Franklin and Stephanie Wall. Their new project "Franklin Wall" blends early 2000's Country radio vibes with a West Coast rock and roll edge. Featuring vulnerable and heartfelt lyrics, their opening EP of five catchy singles with clever hooks, razor sharp harmonies, and blazing guitars is making audiences tap their feet and sing along all over the Southland. For more on Franklin Wall check out https://www.franklinwallmusic.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crazywomencountry/support

Message from Dan Franklin on September 1, 2024

In this week's episode, I had the pleasure of diving deep into the shadows with Dan Franklin, discussing his latest book, “THESE THINGS LINGER.” Dan did not disappoint with his newest offering. "These Things Linger" explores the eerie tale of a small town gripped by ancient secrets and how past actions can haunt the present. I love how Dan weaved in the theme of "lingering"—how emotions, memories, and guilt can persist across generations, influencing lives in ways both subtle and profound. Quills & Chills on social: IG: @quillsandchills Bluesky: @quillsandchills.bsky.social TWITTER: @QuillsAndChills YOUTUBE: @quillsandchillspodcast

In this week's episode, I had the pleasure of diving deep into the shadows with Dan Franklin, discussing his latest book, “THESE THINGS LINGER.” Dan did not disappoint with his newest offering. "These Things Linger" explores the eerie tale of a small town gripped by ancient secrets and how past actions can haunt the present. I love how Dan weaved in the theme of "lingering"—how emotions, memories, and guilt can persist across generations, influencing lives in ways both subtle and profound. Quills & Chills on social: IG: @quillsandchills Bluesky: @quillsandchills.bsky.social TWITTER: @QuillsAndChills YOUTUBE: @quillsandchillspodcast

Scotty talks to author Gwendolyn Kiste about her recent short stories "The Hungry Wives of Bleak Street" and "Hear, Hearth, Heartbeat," as well as her upcoming novel "The Haunting of Velkwood" (coming March 5 from Saga Press). They talk about the role of hope in the modern horror story, how the Gothic manifests in the American Rust Belt, and more. They also discuss Peter Weir's classic Australian New Wave film, "Picnic at Hanging Rock" – how it works as a horror movie, and how it has influenced Gwendolyn's own work. WARNING: There are some spoilers for "The Haunting of Velkwood." They occur between minute 40:05 and minute 47:50. You can find Gwendolyn online at https://www.gwendolynkiste.com Listen to Scotty's original interview with Gwendolyn on "The Weirdest Thing" podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-weirdest-thing/id1534847356?i=1000576573882 Pre-order "The Haunting of Velkwood" at https://shop.riverstonebookstore.com/book/9781982172374 To read "The Hungry Wives of Bleak Street," buy the "American Cannibal" anthology, edited by friend-of-the-pod Rebecca Rowland, here: https://rowlandbooks.com/american-cannibal To read "Hear, Hearth, Heartbeat," buy "The Cellar Door Issue #2: Forbidden Magic," edited by Aric Sundquist (and, y'know, also featuring a story by Scotty, just in case y'all are interested): https://www.darkpeninsulapress.com/forbidden-magic.html Check out the next episode of friend-of-the-pod Daniel Braum's YouTube show "Night Time Logic." The series focuses on the strange, weird, and wonderful side of dark fiction through readings and dicussions with a diverse authors from around the world. You can tune in on Daniel's YouTube channel. The next episode will be on February 27, and features author Dan Franklin. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

When the neon glow of the city lights meets the roar of engines, it's not just about horsepower—it's about heart. Join me, The Hood Florist, and my esteemed guest D.  Franklin, the founder of Metal Militia Motor Club as we navigate the twists and turns of car culture, from the adrenaline-fueled underground takeovers to the community-forging power of organized car meets. Daniel brings a wealth of experience, from his roots in the scene influenced by his mechanic father to his pivotal role in steering enthusiasts towards more respectful gatherings that pay homage to our shared passion while prioritizing safety.This episode throttles up a conversation that's turbocharged with stories of evolution within the car community, where the rubber of personal anecdotes meets the road of broader cultural shifts. We share the visceral experiences that underpin our love for the scene and the sobering moments that have redirected our course. You'll ride shotgun as we reflect on heart-wrenching tragedies, the dynamics of car clubs, and our personal journeys that drive the quest for a space where enthusiasts can converge safely and legally, away from the city's watchful eye.Amid the growl of engines and screech of tires, there's a symphony of community and connection waiting to be heard. We don't just shine a spotlight on the high-octane thrill of takeovers; we illuminate the power of the car community to rally around good causes, support local businesses, and build bridges over the divides that can stall the wheels of progress. From my own experiences with law enforcement to Daniel's admirable efforts in activism, we put the pedal to the metal on discussions that could shape the future of our culture—one where respect, collaboration, and diversity aren't just buzzwords, but the fuel that drives us forward.Support the showFollow our instagram for more updates http://instagram.com/therollbackshow

Scotty talks to director Thom Eberhardt about his long career in the movie industry, from his admittedly humble beginnings helming the cult thriller "Sole Survivor" (1984) to directing two of the Britain's greatest actors in the Sherlock Holmes comedy "Without a Clue" (1988). Of course, they also discuss Thom's classically bonkers apocalyptic teen horror comedy "Night of the Comet" (1984). In this wide-ranging conversation, Scotty and Thom cover such topics as creative inspiration, the joys and challenges of working within low budgets, how to make one America's largest cities appear to be empty, New Mexico's unique cinematic gifts, the process of having one's work "healed" over time, and much more. Check out Thom's credits on IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0248054/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Watch the trailer for "Sole Survivor": https://youtu.be/j2mT9c5n20k?si=UW-jTfyRtYePRTuV Watch the trailer for "Night of the Comet": https://youtu.be/YproiS5uAUU?si=RXGL1-_YLTJAX99C Watch the trailer for "Without a Clue": https://youtu.be/lWXw-QZDdNo?si=VMaxB6ME5bzYFgVH Watch Scotty's short film "Sweetie" here: https://vimeo.com/16554480 Watch Scotty's short film "SEND" here: https://vimeo.com/16554480 And check out the YouTube show "Night Time Logic," hosted by former HFTHD guest/friend-of-the-pod Daniel Braum. The series focuses on the strange, weird, and wonderful side of dark fiction through readings and dicussions with a diverse authors from around the world. You can tune in on Daniel's YouTube channel. The next episode will be on February 27, and features author Dan Franklin! This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Dan is the Sales and Business Development Leader at CrewPlex. Dan and I chat about what problem he is solving with CrewPlex and how entering the Public Works industry is is going so far. We also cover topics like wearables, Silve Tsunami and unique use cases for CrewPlex. Make sure you give this episode a listen and remember to thank your local Public Works Professionals.For more info: http://www.crewplex.com/ Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/public-works-podcast--3064636/support.

In 2020, Dan Franklin wrote one of the best books I've ever read about the caustic enigma that is heavy metal. It was called - because why call it anything else - Heavy, and even within a corner of music book publishing that is saturated with said subject matter, it stood alone as definitive and hugely insightful. I finished the book excited about what Dan might do next. The answer is Come My Fanatics: A Journey Into The World of Electric Wizard, a new take on Dorset doom pioneers Electric Wizard. Conceived with the full cooperation of the band, published by the ever-impressive White Rabbit Books and unleashed upon the world on June 22nd, it is a brilliantly told story about a brilliant heavy metal band. I invite you to lose yourself in the strange and unsettling world of Electric Wizard - but first, to meet your tour guide... Twitter - @jamesjammcmahon Substack - https://spoook.substack.com YouTube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Vf_1E1Sza2GUyFNn2zFMA Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/jamesmcmahonmusicpod/

Message from Dan Franklin on May 28, 2023

BONUS TRACK: Nice Vice and I talk 90s music and his arrival as an artist   It's a blend of rock music and horror stories in this episode. Up first, author Dan Franklin and I do a deep dive into his debut book, “The Eater of Gods.” Here's a quick synopsis for those curious:   Nothing really dies if it's remembered, his wife had told him.   In the dying village of Al Tarfuk, lost among the war-stained dunes of eastern Libya, professor Norman Haas learns the location of the tomb that had been his wife's pursuit. The final resting place of Kiya, the lost queen of Akhenaten, whose history had been etched from the stone analogues of history for her heresies against the long absent pantheon of Egyptian gods.   He never expected to discover that the tomb was the final resting place for more than the dead. And as his team of researchers find themselves trapped inside the ancient tomb, Norman realizes all too soon that his wife was right—   Nothing really dies if it's remembered…But some things are best forgotten.   Dan talks all about the real-life story behind this book, and how the editing process helped him as a writer. We swap tales about meeting legends in the writing world and ways to boost your skills in both telling tales and spreading the word. Dan takes us through the worldbuilding he did, the endless research, and how he made the characters who they are.   After that, Nice Vice and I talk about his new single “No Ends,” which looks at being in your 20s and the personal strife of having to figure that out. We talk about the bands of the 90s that helped shape his sound, and where he's going with his debut EP, “First Dose.” At the end of the show, be sure to give the new single a listen, I can promise you won't regret it.

Steve and Adam are still on the road recording in other spaces. This week they are at the resurrected Full Pint Beer. They're joined by Bobby Nacho the head brewer, and Dan Franklin one of the co-owners. They talk about bringing back a brand that was a known staple of Pittsburgh, returning beloved beers, and introducing their own new recipes. Then they get into talk about CBC (Craft Beer Conference.) Learn about what was to see and do this year in Denver, plus what the hell is a mash filter press? Full Pint has one and we ask about it. Finally, it's a rousing game of Would You Rather and Chi-Chis gets name dropped. BEERS: Full Pint Beer Chinookie IPA Full Pint Beer Smackdown Sour Pink Passion Fruit Full Pint Beer Dawn of the Living Stout White Stout   

In 2014 a book with a striking bird on its cover appeared in bookshops but what kind of book was it? Was it a memoir about grief, or a book about training a goshawk? Was it a biography of T. H. White, or was it nature writing? Or was it perhaps a melding of all of these things? And how did this hybrid book go on to become an award winner and international bestseller? In this episode we hear from Helen Macdonald about turning grief into almost a new genre of writing and from the team at publisher Jonathan Cape, which celebrates its centenary this year, about creating a modern classic. Featuring: Helen Macdonald, Dan Franklin, Suzanne Dean, Chris Wormell, Ruth Waldram, Rob Verner Jeffreys, Steve Bundy

In the second episode of the Plague Rages Podcast, heavy metal writers Wolf Rambatz and Stephen David Stevenson-Davison talk about a bunch of bullshit including: 1:55: Wolf issues a correction3:10: WHAT WE'RE LISTENING TO. Steve Dave talks about the new Cannibal Corpse album Violence Unimagined3:59: Steve Dave talks about AC/DC and Wolf tries to remember the Marcus Hook Roll Band because (a) he couldn't help himself and (b) his brain doesn't work5:19: Steve Dave talks about the new Steel Bearing Hand album Slay in Hell and Carbonized Records6:45: Wolf and Steve Dave talk about the passing of L-G Petrov and Entombed11:20: Wolf talks about the new Seputus album Phantom Indigo and the new Monochromatic Residua EP Eternal Mountain13:37: THE BIG 4 DRAFT. Wolf explains the rules. Steve Dave picks the band name Meowgadeth. Wolf picks Caught in a Squash16:15: Steve Dave and Wolf start drafting albums from Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, and Slayer, aka The Big 4 of Thrash33:18: Steve Dave and Wolf break down Meowgadeth's career38:13: Wolf and Steve Dave break down Caught in a Squash's career42:34: ALBUM LISTENING CLUB. Steve Dave reminds us why we're listening to Paradise Lost's Obsidian43:57: Wolf runs the stats on Obsidian44:45: The boys take a break to talk about Bodom After Midnight, for reasons46:04: Wolf asks Steve Dave to step into the time machine as he runs down Paradise Lost's history55:21: Steve Dave and Wolf review Obsidian64:32: Wolf gives Steve Dave some clues about the next ALC assignment, Jorn's The DukeMusic in this episode:Cannibal Corpse - “Inhumane Harvest”AC/DC - “Let There Be Rock”Marcus Hook Roll Band - “Ape Man”Steel Bearing Hand - “Command of the Infernal Exarch”Carbonized - “Vlad Tepes”Entombed - “Left Hand Path”Entombed - “About to Die”Entombed A.D. - “Torment Remains”Seputus - “The Learned Response”Monochromatic Residua - “Realm of Lava”Ken Nelson & Jim Long - “Powersurge”Megadeth - “Symphony of Destruction” (Instrumental)Megadeth - “Hangar 18”Slayer - “Necrophobic”Anthrax - “Time”Metallica - “Fight Fire with Fire”Slayer - “Ghosts of War”Metallica - “The Four Horsemen”Metallica - “Battery”Slayer - “Praise of Death”Anthrax - “In the End”Metallica - “Mercyful Fate”James Hetfield and the News - “Hip to Be the Sandman” (Bill McClintock)Paradise Lost - “Ghosts”Bodom After Midnight - “Paint the Sky with Blood”Seeburg Background Music - “IND-105B”Paradise Lost - “Paradise Lost”Paradise Lost - “Forever Failure”Type O Negative - “Black No. 1”Paradise Lost - “I Am Nothing”Katatonia - “Lethean”Paradise Lost - “Fear of Silence”Paradise Lost - “Ravenghast”Paradise Lost - “Beneath Broken Earth”Bloodbath - “Bloodicide”Jorn - “Duke of Love”You can listen to a full Spotify playlist of nearly every song mentioned here. Other media:Flashback Sound EffectSound Effect - Spin BackBarenaked Ladies - “One Week”Ba Dum Tss!Yelling CatMegadeth - “Sweating Bullets”NFL Draft Sound *HD*Type O Negative Interview with Gregor Mackintosh (Paradise Lost)"Yngwie about Jorn Lande" - whooo ?Citations:“The Myth of the Peaceville Three” by Chris Dick, published in Decibel“Grim Northern Misery: How Paradise Lost and My Dying Bride took British gothic metal mainstream” by Dan Franklin, published in Knotfest“PARADISE LOST – An interview with Nick Holmes” by LordPist, published in Aristocrazia WebzineOur theme song was written and recorded by patrickstateman. Check out Patrick on Fiverr. Our logo and branding is by Mike Teal. You can check out Mike's work at storylightmarketing.com and miketealdesign.com.If you'd like to drop us a line, you can email us at plagueragespod @ gmail. You can subscribe to the VaccZine, our newsletter, at plaguerages.substack.com. Like what we're doing? Drop us a donation on Ko-fi. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit plaguerages.substack.com

Too Old For This Pit turns one! To celebrate Graham and Kieran have pulled together loads of tasty highlights to laugh at and discuss. Whether you're a veteran listener or a total noob (do kids still say that?) you're in for a treat. Grab yourself a drink, sit back and relax as your ears are enveloped with 'top bants' (they definitely don't say that) and clips from interviews with all the bands and guests that have graced us with their presence over the last 12 months. Find out what Craig from Sick Of It All is growing in his gardenDiscover Four Year Strong's plan for 'intimate' gigsHear Serena from Svalbard chatting about being buried aliveRevel at Raging Speedhorn telling Slipknot to "f*ck off" Laugh at a toddler asking Luke from The Dirty Nil about bagels and pancakesWe're even treated to a personalised metal rendition of 'happy birthday' courtesy of Ste Bauman, and we take some time to thank those who have supported our first year.Honestly, what more could you want?!

On this episode we're joined by Dan Franklin, author of 'Heavy: How Metal Changes the Way We See the World'. We chat about how the book came to be, the vast number of bands Dan's seen and the relief he felt after recovering his wedding ring from a Deftones moshpit. There's discussion about a study on death metal fans Vs 'normal' people, how album artwork can shape your experience of a record, and Dan's story about spending two days at the scrapyard prising a certain CD from the "automotive tomb" of his wrecked car.Before we get into it all, Kieran and I discuss pubs reopening, cheap ice-cream, his betrayal of our friendship and the all-encompassing power you gain from throwing a microwave as far as you can.

Dan Franklin Heavy: How Metal Changes the Way We See the World...with TRE's Giles Brown

Dan Franklin has literally written the book on heavy metal, taking us from Tony Iommi's fingertips through to modern bands like Oathbreaker and Conjurer. We of course have to perform a full Cred Check by having everybody name the heaviest song ever recorded. If you were cool you'd support us on Patreon for extra episodes: https://www.patreon.com/DeathSentence

Dan Franklin's first book "Heavy" chronicles his life-long love affair with heavy music in all its different manifestations, from Meat Loaf to Sunn 0))), and argues that it deserves a lot more respect than it gets as a rule. It's a story that takes us from a cassette copy of a Guns N' Roses album thrust into the hands of a puzzled eight-year-old, via the fields of Donington and the mosh pits of Camden to the lengths a new father will go to free a Type O Negative CD from the mangled remnants of a family car. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dan Franklin's first book "Heavy" chronicles his life-long love affair with heavy music in all its different manifestations, from Meat Loaf to Sunn 0))), and argues that it deserves a lot more respect than it gets as a rule. It's a story that takes us from a cassette copy of a Guns N' Roses album thrust into the hands of a puzzled eight-year-old, via the fields of Donington and the mosh pits of Camden to the lengths a new father will go to free a Type O Negative CD from the mangled remnants of a family car. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan Franklin's first book "Heavy" chronicles his life-long love affair with heavy music in all its different manifestations, from Meat Loaf to Sunn 0))), and argues that it deserves a lot more respect than it gets as a rule. It's a story that takes us from a cassette copy of a Guns N' Roses album thrust into the hands of a puzzled eight-year-old, via the fields of Donington and the mosh pits of Camden to the lengths a new father will go to free a Type O Negative CD from the mangled remnants of a family car.

Comments or Questions? Email me at nick@underthecrossbones.com or join us on Facebook or Twitter. Dan Franklin is a member of the pirate band, The Skullduggers, as well as a member of The Bootstrappers, a group that plays at a popular theme park located in Anaheim, Ca.  He has also played with Slash and Leann Rimes.  He's also a filmmaker that has a couple of fun projects coming up. In this episode: How Dan became a pirate musician Nick does a magic trick Dan talks about traveling with the Scallywags to support "Sea of Thieves"  Thank you so much for tuning in!  I think I'm learning how to do this better, thank you to all that reached out to offer encouragement or support, I sure appreciate it. Today's show is sponsored by: Pirate Radio of the Treasure Coast - The best in pirate talk and music! Get to listenin'!  http://www.PirateRadioOfTheTreasureCoast.com   Important Websites: Dan Franklin  www.danfranklinmusic.com   You can also find both Dan and The Skullduggers on Facebook     Comments or Questions? Email me at nick@underthecrossbones.com   Additional Show Notes: http://www.UnderTheCrossbones.com/206   Support the show!: http://www.UnderTheCrossbones.com/support    Subscribe to Under The Crossbones on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/under-the-crossbones-the-pirate-podcast/id1039621331   Visit http://www.UnderTheCrossbones.com for all the episodes.   Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/underthecrossbones Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/undercrossbones  

Simon speaks to Dan Franklin, associate publisher at Jonathan Cape and one of the most celebrated book editors in the United Kingdom. Franklin talked about how the world of books has evolved since he started his career in the 1970s, the experience of editing some of Britain's most well known literary novelists, including Ian McEwan and Julian Barnes, and also publishing some more eclectic books, including Michael Jackson's autobiography 'Moonwalk' and Madonna's 'Sex.' You can find us online at alwaystakenotes.com, on Twitter @takenotesalways, and on Facebook at facebook.com/alwaystakenotes. Our crowdfunding page is patreon.com/alwaystakenotes. Always Take Notes is presented by Eleanor Halls and Simon Akam, and produced by Nicola Kean. Zahra Hankir is our communities editor. Our music is by Jessica Dannheisser and our logo was designed by James Edgar.

We’re featuring samples of 3 songs this week. The first is from Abraham Brody. His music is often described as “Mystical”, “tribal” and “celestial”. Next is alternative/jazz/singer-songwriter, Dan Franklin. His vocals are smooth and so are his “weeping” guitar solos. Finally, we’re featuring London-based Alternative band Days Indoors. They’re influenced by iconic bands like Stereophonics, the Killers, Foo Fighters, Lifehouse, Coldplay, Athlete, Radiohead and Doves.

Dan Franklin asks, and answers, the question, "Why Don't We Hear God More Clearly?"

If you have back pain these exercises may help. Dr Sarah Jarvis and Dan Franklin show you how to lift heavy objects, prevent back pain and exercises for when you have back pain. Supported by ThermaCare. File Download (8:58 min / 52 MB)