Podcast appearances and mentions of David Nance

En esta entrega de La Ruleta Rusa, hemos disfrutado la música de Ty Segall; David Nance; Unwound; Free; Full Earth; Motorpyscho with Stale Storlokken; Strawbs.

It's that time of year, time to pick our favorites of 2024: Mike's Picks: * North Woods by Daniel Mason Ep. 240 (https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/726262/north-woods-by-daniel-mason/) * David Nance and Mowed Sound Ep. 235 (https://davidnance.bandcamp.com/album/david-nance-mowed-sound) * Fall Guy Ep. 232 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EySdVK0NK1Y&ab_channel=UniversalPictures) * Yellowstone National Park Ep. 237 (https://www.nps.gov/yell/index.htm) * Blogging Ep. 81 (https://www.falfa.com/blog/) Adam's Picks: * BigXthaPlug Ep. 230 (https://open.spotify.com/artist/6qxpnaukVayrQn6ViNvu9I?si=q144vlf8RFS11iAwvshwcQ) * Balatro Ep. 230 (https://www.playbalatro.com/) * The Haunting of Hill House Ep. 224 (https://www.netflix.com/title/80189221) * The Barn by Wright Thompson Ep. 240 (https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/679066/the-barn-by-wright-thompson/) * F1 Drive to Survive Ep. 231 (https://www.netflix.com/title/80204890)

This week on the show, a double-header. First, Rosali Middleman, and then, her bandmate, collaborator, and the leader of Mowed Sound, David Nance. Together, they both play on Rosali's fantastic 2024 album, Bite Down. Reviewing it for Aquarium Drunkard, Brent Sirota writes, “A great summer album needs hooks and choruses, big barroom rave-ups and bleary confessions of both love and doubt. Bite Down, with its weathered Americana, has all of this in spades. But more than that, a summer record must feel lived-in. There's someone there, but there's room for us as well. We feel the actual life of an artist overlapping with ours for a spell. Nobody today really does this better than Rosali Middleman. She makes intimate, confessional music feel communal. You can't help but sing along.”  It's true—and Bite Down, her second collaboration with Nance and the Mowed Sound crew, has proved to be more than just the album of the summer—apologies to Brat. It turns out it's a great autumn album too. Of course Nance and Mowed Sound also have their own 2024 barnburner to consider: David Nance & Mowed Sound, released in February on Third Man Records, which takes the barband power of previous outings and adds a dash of distinguished polish. These talks were taped months apart—the Nance one was taped in April, Rosali's installment was taped in September, but both are loose, riffy, and openhearted. Aquarium Drunkard is supported by our subscribers. Head over and peruse our site, where you'll find nearly 20 years worth of playlists, recommendations, reviews, interviews, podcasts, essays, and more. Subscribe at Aquarium Drunkard.  Transmissions is a part of the Talkhouse Podcast Network. Visit the Talkhouse for more interviews, fascinating reads, and podcasts. This episode is brought to you by DistroKid. DistroKid makes music distribution fun and easy with unlimited uploads and artists keep 100% of their royalties and earnings. To learn more and get 30% off your first year's membership, visit: distrokid.com/vip/aquariumdrunkard

Mike's Picks: * (16:51) Molly's Game (2017) (https://www.netflix.com/title/80199959) * (25:05) David Nance and Mowed Sound (2024) (https://open.spotify.com/album/7HnS4fnlMm2hA78lUg4d6i?si=QpexhJxqQ-SJk0GCCh-RSA) Adam's Picks: * (11:42) American Fiction (2023) (https://youtu.be/i0MbLCpYJPA?si=5Smh6-bRiEfMPeQ0) * (20:57) The Daughters' War by Christopher Buehlman (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/195790571-the-daughters-war) Jake's heart pounded as he raced through the hospital corridors toward the ER. His thoughts were a whirl of concern and confusion. Theo had always been the calm and collected one, but hearing him so panicked had sent Jake into overdrive. He burst through the double doors of the ER, scanning the chaotic scene for Theo. Theo stood near the entrance, his face a mask of desperation. When he saw Jake, he rushed forward, grabbing his arm. "Jake, it's my brother, Clint. Something's terribly wrong. Please, you have to help him!" They sprinted down the hall together, the fluorescent lights blurring overhead. They reached the operating room door, and Jake pushed it open, immediately confronted with the intense scene inside. Nurses and doctors were working frantically around the operating table where Clint lay, his body convulsing as the medical team tried to revive him. Jake's x-ray vision activated instinctively, and he saw it—the shadowy figure from his nightmares, a dark mass clutching Clint's heart. It squeezed and pulsed with malevolent intent, disrupting the rhythm of the organ with every contraction.

Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, seguimos a tiempo presente, dando aire a discos recientes de disfrute inmenso. Sensacional flujo que no cesa, seguimos entregados a la causa de enorme mérito de estos creadores de magia y emociones en los tiempos que corren. "No hay arte nuevo. Hay artistas nuevos." Suenan: JESSICA PRATT - "LIFE IS" ("HERE IN THE PITCH", 2024) / TRE BURT - "TOLD YA THEN" ("TRAFFIC FICTION", 2023) / KEVIN MORBY - "KINGDOM OF BROKEN HEARTS" ("MORE PHOTOGRAPHS", 2023) / RYAN DAVIS & THE ROADHOUSE BAND - "LEARN 2 RE-LUV" ("DANCING ON THE EDGE", 2023) / DAVID NANCE - "TUMBLEWEED" ("DAVID NANCE & MOWED SOUND", 2024) / ROSALI - "REWIND" ("BITE DOWN", 2024) / ITASCA - "MILK" ("IMITATION OF WAR", 2024) / LEAH SENIOR - "CLEAREST VIEW" ("THE MUSIC THAT I MAKE", 2023) / SAM EVIAN - "WILD DAYS" ("PLUNGE", 2024) / LIAM KAZAR - "NEXT TIME AROUND" (2024) / LOVING - "BLUE" ("ANY LIGHT", 2024) / SKYWAY MAN - "THE HOLDING ON" ("FLIGHT OF THE LONG DISTANCE HEALER", 2023) / MAPACHE - "GHOSTS" ("SWINGING STARS", 2023) /Escuchar audio

On the latest @weheardwonders, one track inspired our Iain to reach for the “G” word, while another offended him so much that he had to reach for the “mute” button mid-recording. Can you guess which artists and tracks inspired such visceral and opposing reactions? Up for debate this week are rollicking barn-rockers David Nance & The Mowed Sound, new great hopes The Last Dinner Party, cinematic shoegazers Bolts Of Melody, heir-to-the-reggae-spoils YG Marley and returning queen Beth Gibbons. The worst greatest hits by your favourite artists are discussed, while something big, blustery and brilliant has The Vinyl Word. Apologies for the slight lag in sound in the opening section of the episode. Listen to We Heard Wonders on your podcast platform of choice; tell your friends that we're back; like, subscribe and recommend; catch up with previous editions and support the show by buying us a Coffee (link in the show's bio). Support the showwww.instagram.com/weheardwonderswww.buymeacoffee.com/weheardwonders

Steven and Ian start today's episode with an in-depth critical analysis of one of the hottest songs in pop right now, Ice Spice's "Think U The Shit (Fart)." Probably too in-depth, really. But the song is truly a rich text. From there they do the inevitable Sportscast on this weekend's Super Bowl game. Anyone who gets their sports news from indie rock podcasts will want to hear Steven and Ian's predictions (6:51). They also wonder how the brewing Taylor Swift backlash (if such a thing exists) might karmically affect the outcome. In the fantasy draft update, Ian marvels at the performance of the new Brittany Howard solo album and Steven wonders whether the controversy over Mannequin Pussy's recent AI-assisted video will impact his team (15:02).Next is a conversation about 2000s era indie folk spurred by new music this week from The Decemberists and Iron And Wine (23:10). Are the guys yay or nay on these acts? They also talk about a recent article outlining the behind-the-scenes fallout from the Pitchfork layoffs (34:17). In the mailbag, Steven and Ian reflect on the breakups of two bands, Tokyo Police Club and Hot Hot Heat (40:59).In Recommendation Corner (47:56), Ian goes with Bill Ryder-Jones (formerly of The Coral) while Steven picks two records from David Nance and Mowed Sound and Ducks Ltd.New episodes of Indiecast drop every Friday. Listen to Episode 175 and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. You can submit questions for Steve and Ian at indiecastmailbag@gmail.com, and make sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter for all the latest news. We also recently launched a visualizer for our favorite Indiecast moments. Check those out here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Kacey Musgraves ha registrado una versión preciosa de "Three Little Birds", de Bob Marley y hoy la compartimos. También "Summer", otro de los adelantos del próximo trabajo de Mary Timony con un guiño a The Kinks, la nueva canción de Liam Gallagher y John Squire para el debut homónimo que publicarán juntos y Elbow con su nueva canción maravilla, "Lover's Leap". ELBOW - Lovers' LeapFUTURE ISLANDS – The TowerBRITTANY HOWARD - Prove It To YouYUNGBLUD ft LIL YACHTY - When We Die (Can We Still Get High)LIAM GALLAGHER ft JOHN SQUIRE - Mars To LiverpoolARIZONA BABY – Streets Of BabylonDAVID NANCE – Cure vs DiseaseFRANK CARTER & THE RATTLESNAKES - Happier DaysALBERTO Y GARCÍA – El Rey DormidoMARY TIMONY – SummerKACEY MUSGRAVES - Three Little BirdsVARRY BRAVA - RomamorROOSEVELT – Ordinary LoveBECHAMEL – Nunca Te Voy a OlvidarLA ÉLITE, MDA – Cucharacha SexyEscuchar audio

Adelantamos "Telenovela", canción inédita de Veintiuno, que publican al margen de 'El Arte de Perder'. Hacemos lo mismo con el nuevo artefacto de Venturi, "He visto que estás bien" y compartimos "Tiny Moves", el tercer adelanto de "Bleachers", disco homónimo de la banda de Jack Antonoff, y la canción de amor de James, "Is This Love".  MUMFORD & SONS X PHARRELL WILLIAMS - Good People DAVID NANCE & MOWED SOUND - TergiversationTHE BLACK CROWES – Wanting and Waiting BLEACHERS – Tiny Moves TRASHI ft ZAHARA – Uno Más VENTURI – He Visto Que Estás Bien MOURN – Could Be Friends SUKI WATERHOUSE - OMG JAMIE XX – It’s So GoodJAMES – Is This Love VEINTIUNO – Telenovela SILVESTRE Y LA NARANJA – Levitando Lento PARCELS – Tieduprightnow THE DANDY WARHOLS ft BLACK FRANCIS - Danzig With Myself YARD ACT – We Make Hits NAT SIMONS ft REPION & RUFUS T FIREFLY – Llámame RADIO PALMER – Lobo Hombre en ParísEscuchar audio

Salty Dog's WIPED! Podcast, January 2024 We're wiping down the inside of the cabin. and ready to launch! Holy Moses!.. The WIPED! show is go. Great cuts from Mike Morgan, Julian Taylor, Southern River Band, Neil Young, Jon Cleary, Fiona Boyes, David Nance, Madi Diaz, Dana Gehrman, Mick Thomas, The Pleasures, Dig 3, Robert Connelly, Chris O'Leary, Billy Boy Arnold, Ashley Davies, Judith Hill, Lisa O'Neill, Madison Cunningham, Sara Tindley, Waxahatchee, Grant-Lee Phillips, Jimmie Vaughan, Endless Boogie, Duke Robillard. ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. Mike Morgan N The Crawl / Out In The Jungle / The Lights Went Out In Dallas 2. Julian Taylor Band / Zero To Eleven / Anthology Vol 1 3. ** The Southern River Band / Busted Up / Live From Rada Studios 4. Neil Young / Powerfinger / Chrome Dreams 5. Jon Cleary N Absolute Monster Gentlemen / Zulu Coconuts / Live at 2023 New Orleans Jazz Fest 6. ** Fiona Boyes / Blues Ain't Hard To Find / Ramblified 7. David Nance / Mock The Hours / David Nance N Mowed Sound 8. Madi Diaz / Man In Me / History of a Feeling 9. ** Dana Gehrman / Perfect Imperfection / Down In Hollywood 10. ** Mick Thomas N The Roving Commission / Rising Sun / Where Only Memory Can Find You 11. ** The Pleasures / Mutual Friends / The Beginning of the End 12. The Dig 3 / All The Love That I Got / Damn The Rent 13. Robert Connelly Farr / Just Jive / Dirty South Blues 14. Chris O'Leary / Lost My Mind / The Hard Line 15. Billy Boy Arnold / I Wish You Would / Hits of Harmonica Blues 16. ** Ashley Davies / The Level / The Level 17. Judith Hill / Runaway Train / Runaway Train 18. Lisa O'Neill / Silver Seed / All Of This Is Chance 19. Madison Cunningham / Pin It Down / Who Are You Know 20. ** Sara Tindley / Golden / Time 21. Waxahatchee / Right Back To It / Tiger's Blood 22. Grant-Lee Phillips / Rolling Pin / The Narrows 23. Jimmie Vaughan / Like A King / Out There 24. Endless Boogie / Occult Banker / Long Island 25. Duke Robillard / Gambler's Blues / Guitar Groove-A-Rama

David Nance sits down with me to talk about becoming a dad. David shares the values he looks to instill in his daughter. In addition, we talk about baby number two along the way and how they are preparing for the new baby! After that David shares some fantastic tips on how families can keep their kids safe as they head off to college. David and I talk about ways SABRE products can give parents peace of mind as their kids leave the house for college. Lastly, we finish the interview with the Fatherhood Quick Five.  About David Nance David Nance is the CEO of SABRE and soon to be expectant father for the first time. Just like SABRE, David knows that personal safety is just that – it's personal, and different for everyone. David looks to share his knowledge with people and companies all around the world how to make it safe. Go To the SABRE Pepper Spray store on Amazon to learn more. Learn more about SABRE at their website at sabered.com.  About The Art of Fatherhood Podcast  The Art of Fatherhood Podcast follows the journey of fatherhood. Your host, Art Eddy talks with fantastic dads from all around the world where they share their thoughts on fatherhood. You get a unique perspective on fatherhood from guests like Joe Montana, Kevin Smith, Danny Trejo, Jerry Rice, Jeff Foxworthy, Patrick Warburton, Jeff Kinney, Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, Kyle Busch, Dennis Quaid, Dwight Freeney and many more.

In this episode, I sit down with David Nance. We briefly discuss The Dead C universe, his early years growing up in Nebraska, early bands, his cover record projects, collaborations, and more! links:https://davidnance.bandcamp.comhttps://badabingrecords.bandcamp.com/album/negative-boogie-2https://pettybunco.bandcamp.comhttps://www.discogs.com/artist/1549421-David-Nancehttps://www.discogs.com/artist/6123484-David-Nance-Grouphttps://www.discogs.com/artist/8659704-Astute-Palateplaylist:Amethyst from Pulverized and Slightly Peaced LP on Petty BuncoD.L.A.T.U.M.F. Blues from Negative Boogie LP on Ba Da BingLady Day from the Berlin (Lou Reed) cover tapeThis Leash from the Calling Christine tapeMy Love The Dark And I from the Mowed Sound Vol. 1 tapeIt's Gonna Be Easy from the Doug Sahm And Band cover tape

Today on the podcast, I am syncing up with Personal Safety Expert David Nance, CEO of SABRE and  Founder of SABRE's Personal Safety Academy. David shares tips and advice on best practices for personal safety on the move, at home, or in the woods on an adventure. He sheds light on how to use SABRE pepper spray, a personal safety alarm, or use the FRONTIERSMAN Bear Spray , if you are out exploring in nature and encounter a bear.  We also sync up about the training and wellness that fuel David for success. SABRE is the leading personal safety brand with police and consumers worldwide, SABRE is a family-owned and operated business with more than 45 years of experience in the personal safety space with a long-standing reputation for providing reliable, easy-to-use personal safety solutions that help put more distance between the user and multiple threats.  David is a nationally acclaimed safety expert dedicated to educating law enforcement officers and the public about personal safety. As the son of SABRE's founder, David grew up in the personal safety industry and has dedicated his life to helping others stay safe. After assuming the role of CEO for SABRE in 1997, David continued to expand SABRE's safety product offerings, as well as training materials. To disseminate his message of safety, he developed the SABRE Law Enforcement Training Division and the SABRE Personal Safety Academy featuring the Civilian Safety Awareness Program and the College Safety Program.

Alright, punks. You know what time it is. DJ Guitar, DJ 'iego. DJ Toe Key Oh, and DJ Wood are back in the studio spinning tunes by Cannibal Corpse, Eugene McDaniels, Long Knife, Willie Nelson, At the Drive-In, Conjunto Primitivo, Hot Snakes, Papaya Paranoia, Skeletal Family, Exhalants, David Nance, and Social Circkle. Get loose

Welcome to another episode of The Action and Ambition Podcast! Joining us today is David Nance, the CEO and President of SABRE, a world-class personal safety company specializing in providing top-quality pepper spray products to law enforcement organizations and civilians around the world. SABRE offers a variety of personal safety products, from pepper sprays and gels, dog and bear sprays, and home security devices, all of which include innovative features to perform at the highest level at a moment's notice, helping provide safety and peace of mind no matter where the day takes you. Tune in to learn more!

This week on America Outdoors Radio you'll here from Jon LaCorte, co-founder of TRACT Optics introduces some new riflescopes hitting the market that long range shooters will love.  David Nance with SABRE will tell you about the bear spray and other safety products they have for use in bear country.  David Schuessler previews the upcoming Ducks Unlimited Expo in Fort Worth, Texas and Brian Lovett, writing for Outdoor Life, shares news about some of the best and worst states to hunt for turkeys this spring..  http://www.americaoutdoorsradio.com   

Once again, the wealth of new music released over the last month has been staggering. There’s teh return of some greats from the past, such as Cindy Lawson, Jon Spencer, and The Len Price 3. There’s not one but two records from Wild Billy Childish’s The William Loveday Intention. David Nance, Kevin Morby, and Daniel Romano continue to blur the genre lines with their new albums. Rum Bar Records and Red On Red Records have their usual great projects. Topping it off is a fabulous (and free!) tribute to Guided By Voices featuring a number of The Ledge regulars. I would love it if every listener bought at least one record I played on either of these shows. These great artists deserve to be compensated for their hard work, and every purchase surely helps not only pay their bills but fund their next set of wonderful songs. And if you buy these records directly from the artist or label, please let them know you heard these tunes on The Ledge! Let them know who is giving them promotion!  For more info, including setlits, head to http://scotthudson.blogspot.com

This episode features an assortment of new and older 7" singles. The Dead C - Horror Stories (from 7" on Language Recordings) Pieters/Russell/Stapleton - Max Sings (from 7" on Estatic Yod) P Wits - Rocks (from the 7" on Independent Woman Records) Stefan Christensen - Time Elapse (from the Ruby 2x7" on Ever/Never Records) Loren Mazzacane (Connors) - Mother & Son (from 7" on Road Cone) Parashi - Winding Song (from 7" lathe cut on Radical Documents) Six Organs of Admittance - All The Bees In The World (from split 7" with Colossal Yes on Dulci-I-Tone) Pumice - The Dawn Chorus of Kina (from the 7" Perservere on Soft Abuse) Peter Jefferies / Robbie Muir - Swerve (from the Swerve 2x7" on Ajax) Kath Bloom w/ David Shapiro - Long Way To Go Home (from 7" on C/Site Recordings) K-Group / Omit - Slow Movement Towards The Abyss (from 7" on Colorful Clouds For Acoustics) Strapping Fieldhands - October Kentucky (from 7" on Siltbreeze) Ashtabula - Unbearable Lightness (from 7" on Siltbreeze) Headroom - Rubber Match (from 7" on Petty Bunco) Bardo Pond - Good Friday (from 7" on Siltbreeze) Blues Ambush - Wide Open Road (pt1) (from 7" lathe cut on Radical Documents) Buildermash - Measly Love (from 7" on Grapefruit. Builders related - Andrew McCully, Bill Direen, Chris Deden, David Nance, Peter Scott (3), Simon Joyner, Steve Cournane, Stuart Page) Sandoz Lab Technicians - Signal Is Noise / Golden Dawn (from 7" Unhemmed As It Is Uneven on Trinder)

David Nance, the CEO of SABRE, sits down with me to talk about how he is preparing to become a dad for the first time. He shares his mindset as he looks to embark on his greatest adventure in life. We talk about the best advice he has received. Next, we chat about the great work and his team do over at SABRE. David shares how you can keep your family safe and gives tips that you can share with your family. We discuss the many features of the SABRE Smart Pepper Spray and how it can protect your kids when they go off to college. Lastly, we finish the interview off with the Fatherhood Quick Five.  About David Nance David Nance is the CEO of SABRE and soon to be expectant father for the first time. Just like SABRE, David knows that personal safety is just that – it's personal, and different for everyone. David looks to share his knowledge with people and companies all around the world how to make it safe. Go To the SABRE Pepper Spray store on Amazon to learn more.  Give the gift of personal safety this season and give your loved one the SABRE Smart Pepper Spray.    About The Art of Fatherhood Podcast  The Art of Fatherhood Podcast follows the journey of fatherhood. Your host, Art Eddy talks with fantastic dads from all around the world where they share their thoughts on fatherhood. In addition, you get a unique perspective on fatherhood. You hear from guests like Joe Montana, Kevin Smith, Danny Trejo, Jerry Rice, Jeff Foxworthy, Patrick Warburton, Jeff Kinney, Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, Kyle Busch, Dennis Quaid, Dwight Freeney and many more.

Carole on CNN re Tony the Truckstop Tiger   I was on CNN's Headline News Issues with Jane Velez-Mitchell today about Tony the Truck Stop Tiger we have been trying to rescue.  Big Cat Rescue gets more complaints about Tony the tiger at the Tiger Truck Stop than all other complaints combined.  In 2009 the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries had called Big Cat Rescue to come get Tony during their planned seizure of the tiger, but before we could take Tony, Sandlin filed for an injunction and the long legal battles began.   That same year Big Cat Rescue was the first organization to hire an attorney to represent a tiger.  David Nance, Esq. exhausted his ability to fight for Tony in the back water Iberville Parrish.  A state district judge ordered the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries in 2011 to revoke Sandlin's permit, but the Legislature passed a law exempting Sandlin from state restrictions on owning exotic cats.  Thankfully the national coalition of attorneys, the Animal Legal Defense Fund, took up the banner in 2010 and vowed that they wouldn't give up.  We never gave up trying to get that poor tiger out of that horrible place, but were unable to overcome backwoods, good ole boy politics.    Big Cat Rescue offered to let Sandlin save face by sending Tony here quietly, where he could live under an assumed name and not be on our tour or used in any of our marketing, but Sandlin refused. Later noted:  Tony died on 10/17/2017 at the truck stop.    I've been writing my story since I was able to write, but when the media goes to share it, they only choose the parts that fit their idea of what will generate views.  If I'm going to share my story, it should be the whole story.  The titles are the dates things happened. If you have any interest in who I really am please start at the beginning of this playlist: http://savethecats.org/   I know there will be people who take things out of context and try to use them to validate their own misconception, but you have access to the whole story.  My hope is that others will recognize themselves in my words and have the strength to do what is right for themselves and our shared planet.     You can help feed the cats at no cost to you using Amazon Smile! Visit BigCatRescue.org/Amazon-smile   You can see photos, videos and more, updated daily at BigCatRescue.org   Check out our main channel at YouTube.com/BigCatRescue   Music (if any) from Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com) This video is for entertainment purposes only and is my opinion.

The windows are open, the sun is shining on my street, and the music is flowing out of my stereo speakers and into the sky. It's that time of the month, and EPISODE #93 of Random Old Records is here with some free and easy sounds to soundtrack your days and nights.The first thing you'll hear are country-rock classics from Judee Sill and Dillard and Clark, then we move on to some killer new jams from Oceanator, David Nance, and Nightshift, more vintage sounds by Federal Duck, The Grass Roots, The Serpent Power, Barbara Howard, plus a whole lot more. If you're a fool in love, looking for something to believe, or just trying to keep warm, there's something for you here!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via Apple Podcasts or RSS. If you like the show, please rate it and write a review! You can also go the traditional route and stream or download the new episode below. Come back next month (or so) for another episode of Random Old Records. As always, thanks for listening!Also, Random Old Records Zine #1 is out and shipping now! $6.50 postage-paid, 20 pages, black & white, all previously unpublished on this blog or elsewhere. It features long reviews of the albums Don't Knock My Love by Wilson Pickett and Shadows by Maston, along with interviews I did with Dennis Coffey and Frank Maston about the making of those albums. Click the Buy Now button below to order, US shipping only. Thanks for the support! Random Old Records Podcast #93Released 04/30/2021DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. Judee Sill - "There's A Rugged Road"(Heart Food, Asylum 1973)2. Dillard and Clark - "The Radio Song"(The Fantastic Expedition Of Dillard and Clark, A&M 1968)3. Weyes Blood - "Something To Believe"(Titanic Rising, Sub Pop 2019)4. Lavinia Blackwall - "Keep Warm"(Muggington Lane End, self-released 2020)--Small town in Texas!5. Blades Of Joy - "Be Free"(Blades Of Joy, Melters 2018)6. Oceanator - "January 21st"(Things I Never Said, Plastic Miracles 2020)7. David Nance - "My Love, The Dark And I"(Staunch Honey, Trouble In Mind 2020)8. Nightshift - "Romantic Mud"(Zoe, Trouble In Mind 2021)9. Tess Parks - "Stick Around"(Blood Hot, Optic Nerve 2015)--Angel unchained!10. The Do's And Dont's - "No One To Talk My Troubles To"(Whispers Lounge, Numero Group 2020)11. Federal Duck - "Tomorrow Waits For Today"(Federal Duck, Musicor 1968)12. Maria Dallas - "Ambush"(Maria Dallas In Nashville, Viking 1967)13. Becki Bluefield - "Somebody's Gonna Plow Your Field"(Plantation Gold, Omni 2009)14. The Serpent Power - "Up And Down"(The Serpent Power, Vanguard 1967)--Tentacles!15. The Tuneful Trolley - "Hello Love"(Island In The Sky, Capitol 1968)16. The Critters - "Don't Let The Rain Fall Down On Me"(It's A Happening World, Warner Japan 2017)17. Free For All - "I'm So Glad That I Found You"(The Sun Shines On My Street, Teensville 2018)18. The Grass Roots - "Mr. Jones"(Where Were You When I Needed You, Dunhill 1966)19. Barbara Howard - "Oh Me, Oh My, I'm A Fool For You"(On The Rise, Remined 2019)

FIRST SET: Dubster Diving & Thrift Store Factor TunesBetty Davis - “Hangin' Out” from The Columbia Years 1968-1969 [Light In The Attic, 2016]Veyrouz Mint Seymali - “The Li Aazeyt” from Music From Saharan WhatsApp 09 [Sahel Sounds, 2020]Y Pants - “Love's A Disease” from Beat It Down  [Neutral, 1982]Treasury Of Puppies - “Ljug Mig Ut” from Self-Titled [Forlag For Fri Musik, 2020]Shirley Collins & The Albion Country Band - “Claudy Banks” from No Roses [Pegasus, 1971](mic break)David Nance - “July Sunrise” from Staunch Honey [Trouble In Mind, 2020]Alton Ellis - “Darling It's True” from Daydreaming [Silver Camel, 1983]Jim Ford - “She Turns My Radio On” from The Sounds of Our Time compilation [Bear Family, 2007]The City - “I Wasn't Born To Follow” from Now That Everything's Been Said [Ode, 1968]Karen Beth - “Come December” from The Joys of Life [Decca, 1968] (mic break)Medium Medium - “Hungry, So Angry” from The Glitterhouse [Cherry Red, 1981]Derrick Harriott - “Solomon” from 14 Chartbuster Hits [Crystal, 1973]Hole Class - “Wrong Mirror” from Self-Titled [Meds, 2009]Hearts & Flowers - “Second-Hand Sundown Queen” from Of Horses, Kids, And Forgotten Women [Capitol, 1968]Butch Hancock - “Just One Thunderstorm” from West Texas Waltzes & Dust-blown Tractor Tunes [Rainlight Records, 1978]  SECOND SET: Never Wacky, Always Human - Interview & Live Music with Richard Youngs1. Interview2. "Mountains Into Outerspace" live performance3. "Collapsing Stars" live performance4. Interview continued5. "Retrace" live performance6. "I Wasn't Alone" live performance7. Interview continuedTHIRD SET: The Long Good Buy - Inherent Vibes (Recent Acquisitions Edition)Slapp Happy - “The Drum” from Slapp Happy or Slapp Happy - Acnalbasac Noom [Recommended/Our Swimmer, 1980/2020]Caetano Veloso - “The Empty Boat” from 2nd Self-Titled [Philips, 1969]Bitter Funeral Beer Band - “Chetu” from Live In Frankfurt ‘82 [Black Sweat, 2018]John Lee Hooker - “Walkin' The Boogie” from House Of The Blues [Chess/DOL, 1960/2017](mic break)Les Rallizes Denudes - “Untitled 2” from Oz Days Live 1973 [Alternative Fox, 2019]Brother Ahh/Robert Northern - “Enthusiasm” from Move Ever Onward [Divine/Manufactured, 1975/2016]Jan Dukes De Grey - “Mice And Rats In The Loft” from Mice And Rats In The Loft [Transatlantic/Trading Places, 1971/2020](mic break)Annette Peacock - “My Mama Never Taught Me How To Cook” from X-Dreams [Tomato, 1979]Effluvium - Suze (ft. Blood Tower) from Répétition Finale [Moonworshipper, 2020](mic break)Richard Youngs - “Soon It Will Be Fire” from Sapphie [Oblique/Jagjaguwar, 1998/2006] 

The guys welcome musician David Nance to talk about the 1979 self-titled album from the punk band The Raincoats. Plenty of other discussion including finding a Raincoats CD at Hastings, Kurt Cobain’s Top 50 album list, Phoebe Bridgers, Zen Arcade, selling out your first run of records, the genius of covering The Kinks’ “Lola,” Palmolive’s drumming, how much time we spend on our phones, and find out why this episode goes up to 11. Check out at: https://davidnance.bandcamp.com/ Check out The Raincoats at: http://www.theraincoats.net/ Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords or IG at instagram.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast/

SET 1: But Mike Was So Much Younger Then (He's Older Than That Now)Witch – “The Only Way” from In The Past [Self-Released/Now Again, 1974/2013]Curt Newbury – “S & C See Me” from Half A Month Of Maydays [Verve Forecast, 1970]Buffy Sainte-Marie – “He's A Keeper Of The Fire” from Illuminations [Vanguard, 1969]Barry Walker Jr. – “Easy, As The Phainopepla” from Shoulda Zenith [Holy Mountain, 2020]The Flatlanders – “One Day At A Time” from More A Legend Than A Band [Rounder, 1990](mic break)Jefferson Airplane – “We Can Be Together” from Volunteers [RCA Victor, 1969]Los Llamarada – “Break The Silence” from The Exploding Now! [S-S, 2007]Cecil Taylor, Buell Neidlinger – “Cindy's Main Mood” from New York City R&B [Barnaby, 1972]Van Dyke Parks – “Clang Of The Yankee Reaper” from Clang Of The Yankee Reaper [Warner Bros., 1975]Bill Fox – “My Baby Crying” from Tranzit Byzantium [spinART, Cherry Pop/Scat, 1998/2021]Ernie K. Doe – “Here Come The Girls” from Self-Titled [Janus, 1971](mic break)Mary Catherine Lunsford – “Care Care Care” from Self-Titled [Polydor, 1971]Bill Fay Group – “Man” from Tomorrow Tomorrow And Tomorrow [Durtro/Jnana/Drag City, 2006]Yasmin Williams – “Juvenescence” from Urban Driftwood [Spinster, 2021]Television Personalities – “A Sense Of Belonging” from The Painted Word [Illuminated/Fire, 1984/2017]Jerry Moore – “Life Is A Constant Journey Home” from Life Is A Constant Journey Home [ESP Disk, 1967]SET 2: Inherent Vibes – A Brief History of Brian's Amplifiers (Part 2 of Our Interview w/The Renderers)1. Interview2. “Garden Of Darkness” live performance3. “Seduced By The Fall” live performance4. Interview continuedThis is the second half of our interview with The Renderers. Check out Episode 3 for Part 1.SET 3: You Be Me For Awhile and I'll Be LouTrash – “On And On With Lou Reed” from On And On With Lou Reed 7” [New World Of Sound, 1992]Andrew Graham & the Swarming Branch – “Take It Easy On Kathy, At Least She Can Dance” from Andrew Graham's Good Word [Mexican Summer, 2010]Debris' – “Real Cool Time” from Self-Titled/Static Disposal [Static Disposal/Anopheles, 1976/2008]Pelt – “Will You Pray For Me?” from Ayahuasca [VHF, 2001]Jack Name – “Kick-around Johnny” from Magic Touch [Mexican Summer, 2020]The Mirrors – “How Could I?” from Those Were Different Times [Scat, 1997](mic break)England's Glory – “It's Been A Long Time” from Self-Titled [Self-Released/5 Hours Back, 1973/1987]Half Japanese – “Young Hearts Break” from Our Solar System [Iridescence, 1984]Peter Laughner – “Baudelaire” from Take The Guitar Player For A Ride or the Self-Titled Box Set [Tim/Kerr / Smog Veil, 1993/2019]Dream Syndicate – “Tell Me When It's Over” from The Days Of Wine And Roses [Ruby/Slash, 1982]The Feelies – “The High Road” from The Good Earth [Coyote/TwinTone, 1986](mic break)Entlang – “Walking Into Bars” from The Four Sisters [Rose Hobart, 2019]Rakta – “Life Comes From Death” from Self-Titled [Dama Da Noite, Nada Dada Discos/540, 2013/2014)]Brian McMahon – “Men Who Write Of You” from An Inch Equals A Thousand Miles [Crabpot, 1997]The Mantles – “Don't Lie” from Self-Titled [Siltbreeze, 2009]Lewsberg – “At Lunch” from In This House [Self-Released/12XU, 2020](mic break)Gary Heffern & Blood On Fire – “Lou Reed” from a live clip on youtube [WhoKnows, ????]  *the song is from a 1997 CD called Askew  We would like to thank James Schroeder for providing our theme song, Megan Siebe for our segue music, and Todd Fink and Jason Meyer for the outro echo chant from Joshua Tree. Thanks also to Allyson Gibbs for allowing us to use her artwork for our FTS logo. Thanks to our spiritual guru, keeper of The Archive (and therefore the flame), Herr Christopher D. Deden.Additional thanks to all of our friends far and wide who shared their voices for our FTS introduction, including: Noah Sterba, Sean Pratt, Megan Siebe, Frances Joyner, Liz Huffman, Donovan Quinn, Jeffrey Lewis, Ryan McKeever, Jerry David DeCicca, Robb Nordstrom, David Nance, Adam Ostrar, Sara Adkisson-Joyner, Zach LaGrou, Kevin Donahue, Brad Smith, George Peek, James Schroeder, William Thornton, Gillian Welch, Bill MacKay, Michael Krassner, Tim Kasher, David Rawlings and Ryan Jewell.

Esta semana en Islas de Robinson, sesión de "cercanía", con algunos estrenos y otros discos especiales del año pasado. Suenan: SNOWGOOSE - "THE OPTIMIST" ("THE MAKING OF YOU", 2020) / STEVEN MUNAR AND THE MIRACLE BAND - "THE SUN AND THE MOON" ("THE FISH AND THE NET", 2021) / JEREMY TUPLIN - "SPACE MAGIC" ("VIOLET WAVES", 2020) / J.E. SUNDE - "LOVE MAKES A FOOL OF EVERYONE" ("9 SONGS ABOUT LOVE", 2020) / BUCK MEEK - "TWO MOONS (MORNING)" ("TWO SAVIORS", 2021) / FELIX HATFIELD - "FALSE GOD" ("FALSE GOD", 2020) / DAVID NANCE - "SAVE ME SOME TEARS" ("STAUNCH HONEY", 2020) / TELE NOVELLA - "DESIREE" ("MERLYNN BELLE", 2021) / JON MCKIEL - "MOURNING DOVE" ("BOBBY JOE HOPE", 2020) / JACKIE COHEN - "IT HURTS" ("ZAGG", 2019) / GIRLATONES - "REMEMBER THE FUTURE" ("SHORT AND SWEET", 2020) / GOAT GIRL - "P.T.S. TEA" ("ON ALL FOURS" 2021) / Escuchar audio

From third floor of a Northeastern suburb, tonight's episode of Pudding On The Wrist finds you ever faithful deejay sitting in the control and spinning some fine and tasty treats (of the sonic variety).Supercluster, Drahla, David Nance, Crystal Jacqueline, Alan Vega, and so many many more. Pudding On The Wrist: Giving you what the algorithms won't since February 2020.

Met ditmaal: Teddy’s Hit, LNZNDRF, Celeste, David Nance, Goat Girl, Lucero, The Besnard Lakes, Jeff Tweedy, Chris Brokaw, The Shadows Of Knight, The Weather Station, The Dead Daisies, plus een exclusieve instore van Bintangs. Concerto Radio, aflevering 373 (5 februari 2021): Teddy’s Hit, Suffer: Painters LNZNDRF, You Still Rip: II Celeste, Tonight Tonight: Not Your...

David Nance, our Nebraska Correspondent, talks with us about his very good new record, 'Staunch Honey', and so much more. You can get 'Staunch Honey' online from Trouble In Mind Records or at Nice Price Books & Records now! There is still time to call the Nice Price Podcast to leave a message about a David Bowie song, album, or your subjective top 5 at ‪(252) 564-8868 for our upcoming episode‬ about Bowie. Thanks to everyone that's already called in!

This week, Steven and Ian are once again taking questions from listeners. One listener was interested in exploring the place of CDs in the modern music industry, both in terms of audio quality, as well as the best method of listening. The result is a spirited conversation about how CDs compare in quality to that of streaming and vinyl, and the sense of ownership that comes with holding in your hand a physical manifestation of music. Is there anything quite like gathering a stack of CDs to take on a road trip?Of course, an episode of Indiecast wouldn’t be complete without a chance for Cohen to sing his praises about emo bands, this week focusing on 'Ground Aswim,' the latest from Sinai Vessel. The record hasn’t been getting much mainstream attention this year, which begs the question of what it really means for an album to be “slept on” in 2020.In this week’s Recommendation Corner, Cohen is recommending new albums from Soul Glo and Record Setter, while Hyden can’t get enough of the latest from David Nance.Sign up for the Indie Mixtape newsletter at uproxx.com/indie

This week, Steven and Ian are once again taking questions from listeners. One listener was interested in exploring the place of CDs in the modern music industry, both in terms of audio quality, as well as the best method of listening. The result is a spirited conversation about how CDs compare in quality to that of streaming and vinyl, and the sense of ownership that comes with holding in your hand a physical manifestation of music. Is there anything quite like gathering a stack of CDs to take on a road trip?Of course, an episode of Indiecast wouldn’t be complete without a chance for Cohen to sing his praises about emo bands, this week focusing on 'Ground Aswim,' the latest from Sinai Vessel. The record hasn’t been getting much mainstream attention this year, which begs the question of what it really means for an album to be “slept on” in 2020.In this week’s Recommendation Corner, Cohen is recommending new albums from Soul Glo and Record Setter, while Hyden can’t get enough of the latest from David Nance.Sign up for the Indie Mixtape newsletter at uproxx.com/indie

Salty Dog's ORBIT Podcast, August 2020 Visit: www.salty.com.au One more orbit around the blues and roots compound tone hounds. Too much tone with cuts from Curtis Salgado, Bernie Marsden, Chris Cain, Madden Sayers, North Mississippi Allstars, Ray Beadle, Josh Tesky, Ash Grunwald, Kerrie Simpson, Kim Wilson, Genevieve Chadwick, Frank Yamma, Muddy Waters, Bidston Moss, Bec Willis, Endless Boogie, Songhoy Blues, Tracy Nelson, Sean Sennett, Charles Jenkins, Paul Kelly, Ramon Taranco, David Nance, Emma Swift, Ezra Lee, MaNaMarr Project, Mose Vinson. ----------- ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. Curtis Salgado / The Sum of Something / String Suspicion 2. Bernie Marsden / Merry Go Round / Green and Blues 3. Chris Cain / I Believe I Got Off Cheap / 2020 Blues - New Music From Alligator Records 4. Hadden Sayers / Flat Black Automobile / Hard Dollar 5. North Mississippi Allstars / Father / Don't Pass me By: A Tribute to Sean Costello 6. ** Ray Beadle / Somebody Let Me Down / Moving On 7. ** Josh Teskey N Ash Grunwald / Think 'Bout Myself / Pre Release - Push The Blues Away 8. ** Kerrie Simpson / Outta Sight Outta Mind / 4am 9. Kim Wilson / Blue And Lonesome / Blues N Boogie Vol 1 10. ** Genevieve Chadwick / Down To The Bone / Playing For Change Presents 11. ** Frank Yamma / Pit Juli Wankanye / Uncle 12. Muddy Waters / Last Time I Fool Around With You / Rare and Unissued 13. Bidston Moss / Casino / Shoebox Diaries - Popboomerang Records 14. ** Bec Willis / 3am / Little Soul 15. Endless Boogie / Taking Out The Trash / No Favors - Live PBS Melbourne Australia 2013 16. Songhoy Blues / Alhakou / Resistance 17. Tracy Nelson / Down So Low / Tracy Nelson 18. ** Sean Sennett / This Beautiful Game / This Beautiful Game 19. ** Charles Jenkins / Barkly Square / The Willaroo Tapes 20. ** Paul Kelly N Paul Grabowsky / If I Could Start Today Again / Please Leave Your Light On 21. Ramon Taranco / Desperate Love / Cuban Blues Man 22. David Nance / I'm A Loser / Beatles For Sale 23. ** Emma Swift / You're A Big Girl Now / Blonde On The Tracks 24. ** Ezra Lee / Crying At The Wheel / Crying At The Wheel 25. ** McNaMarr Project / Save It Til I See You / ISO Single Release 26. Mose Vinson / Same Thing On My Mind / Memphis Rent Party

Update on Rosie's recovery, Romey's tour of water resources at the Palo Verde Nuclear Power Plant, David Nance of SABRE discusses their personal protection solutions and Bob Ross of Lightning Busters talks about his system to protect your home from lightning strikes.

This week we’re just excited to share some new music. We’re always excited to share new music but this time the whole group got so excited we completely forgot about our topic (which we’ll save for another week.) Hosts Nick Dooley and Dan Goldin were joined by Brooklyn’s bcc: as they got ready to record their debut album in the studio. There’s great music from Uranium Club, Beige Palace, Editrix, Sharkmuffin, Furbie, and David Nance, plus a special performance from bcc:Intro by Disco Doom

Enoch and Matt Phone sit down with Vince from S.U.G.O. Radio to discuss: David Nance - Peaced and Slightly Pulverized One Eleven Heavy - Everything's Better Kikagaku Moyo - Masana Temple SONGS HEARD: David Nance - "Poison" and Kikagaku Moyo - "Fluffy Kosmisch" [Vince's live taping] OTHER THINGS Vince's Podcast: http://sugoradio.libsyn.com/ Nice Price Jr (@nicepricejr on instagram): 222 N Bloodworth St. Apt 203 Raleigh, NC 27604 Anisette Sweet Shop: https://www.sweetanisette.com/

David Nance Group - Poison - from the 2018 album Peaced and Slightly Puliverized on Trouble In Mind.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Nance is the CEO and President of SABRE, a world-class personal safety company specializing in providing top-quality pepper spray products to law enforcement organizations and civilians around the world. Since becoming the CEO in 1997, David has developed multiple safety programs such as the Law Enforcement Training Department, the Civilian Safety Awareness Program, and the College Safety Program to help citizens and officials better understand personal safety and the operation of SABRE’s products.   Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:   [01:00] What is SABRE? [12:12] Empowering employees to live the core values of SABRE [24:08] The cost benefits of having a great culture   Resources Mentioned on this episode YPO David Nance SABRE   Connect with Will About Will Culture Czars Linked In

The best way to keep yourself safe in a world that can be unpredictable and sometimes dangerous is to be aware, alert, and prepared. I've invited my good friend David Nance onto the show in order to discuss these issues. David is a personal safety expert who has been featured on many TV channels, and knows all about protecting and defending yourself. He started off by creating the law enforcement training division for SABRE Security Equipment Corporation, the largest manufacturer of pepper sprays, personal safety equipment, and products for law enforcement, and today he's ready to share his twenty-plus years of wisdom. Connect With David: PersonalSafetyExpert on Facebook@DavidNancePSE on TwitterDavid Nance on LinkedInSABREPersonal Safety Expert The Mission Log: [02:32] - David starts things off by sharing a bit about himself and his history in the personal safety industry. [04:49] - What do listeners need to know about self-defense? David answers, then Orion discusses her own experiences with safety issues in Israel. [09:12] - David responds to the experiences that Orion has shared, then the two of them discuss the vulnerability of people who often aren’t present (due to being on their phones, for example). [13:19] - Orion shares a more recent experience that illustrates that scary things can happen even in safe areas. [14:39] - We hear David’s thoughts on the Santa Monica episode that Orion has just mentioned. [17:06] - David shares his thoughts on gun policy and discusses the importance of training and responsibility. [20:35] - What should listeners do to prepare themselves for any type of situation? [22:20] - Orion shares the origin story of Krav Maga. She then talks about a powerful exercise she learned in Krav Maga to help prepare your body to react powerfully in dangerous real-life situations. [26:32] - Has David ever encountered a dangerous situation? [28:30] - David talks about learning how to take a punch, and what it feels like the first time you’re hit square in the jaw. [29:52] - Orion talks about whether she has used (or consider using) pepper spray for self-protection. [31:38] - David discusses how using pepper spray would work in relation to the specific hypothetical scenario that Orion has just provided. [33:22] - We hear about the difference between pepper spray and pepper gel. [34:21] - What are some of David’s top tips for women in regard to safety? [37:58] - David shares some tips and techniques for creating physical distance and keeping yourself safe. [40:39] - When using pepper spray, aim to go from ear-to-ear (meaning side-to-side) across the eyes rather than just trying to dot the eyes. [41:21] - What does pepper spray actually do to the person who gets sprayed? And if you get attacked, what body parts should you go for when fighting back? [42:50] - David talks about how to recognize whether someone is dangerous. He then shares his thoughts on home security systems. [45:34] - What should you do when somebody knocks on your door? [46:45] - David shares his three top tips for living a stellar life: 1. Have a plan. 2. Do what’s necessary. 3. Live well, be healthy, and be happy. [47:15] - Where can people reach David or find and buy his products? Links and Resources: PersonalSafetyExpert on Facebook @DavidNancePSE on Twitter David Nance on LinkedIn SABRE Personal Safety Expert Jeff Cooper’s Awareness Color Code Chart Krav Maga

Episode 368: September 10, 2017 playlist: Amanda Palmer, "Drowning In The Sound" (Drowning In The Sound) 2017 Self-released The Legendary Pink Dots, "Impeccable Machine/How Many Fingers?/Dust (excerpt)" (Chemical Playschool 19) 2016 Beta-Lactam Ring The Necks, "Blue Mountain (excerpt)" (Unfold) 2016 Ideologic Organ Mulatu Astatke, "Mulatu" (Mulatu Of Ethiopia) 1972 Worthy Jasmine Guffond, "Say Yes" (Traced) 2017 Sonic Pieces David Nance, "Silver Wings" (Negative Boogie) 2017 Ba Da Bing! Joshua Sabin, "Terminus Drift" (Terminus Drift) 2017 Subtext James Place, "Move In Blue" (Voices Bloom) 2017 Umor Rex Kassel Jaeger and Jim O'Rourke, "B (excerpt)" (Wakes on Cerulean) 2017 Editions Mego Holger Czukay, "Boat Woman Song (Excerpt)" (Canaxis) 1969 Spoon Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

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Five years ago a young man with a dream created a faux radio podcast and called it "Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio". 100 episodes later, that man isn't so young anymore, but his dopey vision remains pure despite innumerable self-induced setbacks, hostile skeptics and countless screw-ups (who'll ever forget "Syd Barrett is still alive" from a few shows ago??) Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio #100 celebrates with a barrel full of new stuff from MAD WALLS, THE SHIFTERS, STEFAN CHRISTENSEN, DAVID NANCE, TABLE SUGAR, SNICKERS, PRIVATE ANARCHY, ELKHORN and others. I've also pulled together legacy material from Sarah Mary Chadwick, The Cramps, the Pin Group, St. Vincent & The Grenadines, World of Pooh and still even more. Download it or stream it happily, and let us know what you liked best at dynamiteh@outlook.com. Track listing: DAVID NANCE - Negative Boogie MAD WALLS - Lily PRIVATE ANARCHY - The Glue House SNICKERS - Maybe Maybe Not STEFAN CHRISTENSEN - Brass City Dilemma PIN GROUP - Coat TABLE SUGAR - No Es Nada ANDY HUMAN & THE REPTOIDS - You Don’t Even Know JANITOR SCUM - Gummequin UV-TV - Really Stupid THE CRAMPS - The Band That Time Forgot THE SHIFTERS - I’m a Believer ST. VINCENT & THE GRENADINES - Side of Life WORLD OF POOH - Stones of Judgment STEREOLAB - John Cage Bubblegum SARAH MARY CHADWICK - This Fits VELVET UNDERGROUND - The Gift (mono isolated) HUNDRED DOLLAR BAND - Engine Song ELKHORN - Ohun

15,000 violent crimes occur daily in the United States -  it’s safe to say that  all of us could benefit from learning how to protect ourselves in the event of an attack. David Nance, a nationally recognized personal safety expert and the CEO of SABRE Security Equipment Corporation, is here to teach us how to do exactly that. David, who has appeared on various TV stations and created programs that have certified over 5,000 law enforcement instructors worldwide, knows personal safety inside and out. Instead of focusing on protecting yourself through fighting, he emphasizes safety through distance -- which is something that pepper spray can help you accomplish.  Throughout this episode, you’ll learn dozens of safety tips that seem small and simple individually, but may combine to help save your  life someday. Find Out More About David Here: PersonalSafetyExpert on Facebook @DavidNancePSE on Twitter David Nance on LinkedIn SABRE Personal Safety Expert In This Episode: [01:54] - What should listeners know about self defense? We learn about having an action plan in place before you find yourself in the situation. [02:58] - David gives some key tips on how to stay safe in public. [04:24] - We hear about David’s personal experience with having needed to use pepper spray to get to safety. [05:48] - Antisocial and asocial people can pose different kinds of threats, but David points out the difficulty of figuring that out in a dangerous situation with a complete stranger. [06:32] - What are some techniques to use to create physical distance if someone has already invaded your space? Do you practice your plan? David answers, and gives further insight into how to keep yourself safe. [09:01] - David recommends pepper spray and pepper gel as things to have with you, because you can use them to protect yourself at a distance instead of engaging hands-on with an attacker. Alarms can also be helpful because they call attention to the situation. [10:39] - One of the benefits of pepper spray is that you’re justified in using it if you can later articulate that you felt unsafe or threatened in the situation (which of course is different from lethal force). [11:17] - David tells us more about the effects of pepper spray, as well as its benefits. [14:10] - It’s worth looking into local self-defense classes. David recommends Krav Maga, a system based on Israeli Defense Forces training. He also talks about the value of learning to defend yourself, and describes his own SABRE Personal Safety Academy class. [16:57] - We learn more about the techniques involved in using pepper spray well. [18:23] - David describes some parts of the body to go for if you’re forced into hand-to-hand combat. [20:03] - How do you recognize someone who might be intending to attack you? The answer is mostly to listen to your instincts. [22:32] - David’s most highly recommended book is The Gift of Fear, but he also suggests College Safety 101. He also recommends Guard Llama, which is a small device you can carry with you that lets the company contact the police on your behalf. [24:58] - Thanks to the number of property crimes committed daily, David also suggests having a home security system in place. He goes on to give some specific suggestions for keeping your home safe, like not having shrubs or hedges that block the view of your doors or windows. [29:20] - David advises caution when someone comes to your door without a scheduled meeting. Don’t let people inside even if they claim to be from a utility company, for example. [30:16] - We hear about the value of getting to know your neighbors and forming a sense of community and possibly a neighborhood watch group. [32:41] - David lists some online scams and social engineering tactics that we should all be on the lookout for. He and Stephan talk a bit about the IRS phone scams that have been going around. [35:12] - Stephan’s aunt was the victim of an email scam, and ended up losing several thousand dollars. In the ensuing exchange, we learn how important it is to fight with everything you have not to be taken away in a kidnapping, because if you get taken away you’re more likely to end up dead. [37:53] - What should you do if you end up being put in the trunk of a car? [40:14] - To see David’s safety videos, you can visit personalsafetyexpert.com. Get Optimized! Prepare an action plan for what you would do if you got attacked. Then visualize your plan in detail, to ingrain it in a way that will let you enact it automatically in an emergency situation. Make yourself a hard target. Be present, fully aware, and engaged in what you’re doing at all times, and practice projecting confidence as a deterrent to attackers. When possible in public, keep a 12-foot distance between yourself and anyone you don’t know. They will need to take two steps and then lunge to reach you, giving you time to react. Links and Resources: PersonalSafetyExpert on Facebook @DavidNancePSE on Twitter David Nance on LinkedIn SABRE Personal Safety Expert Krav Maga SABRE Personal Safety Academy The Gift of Fear College Safety 101 Kathleen Baty Guard Llama IRS phone scams

In this episode of Tactical Paradise, join Greg this week as he discusses pepper spray and less lethal options with David Nance of Sabre Red Click here for more Tactical Paradise. Click here for Tactical Paradise 111 show notes.

In this episode of Tactical Paradise, join Greg this week as he discusses pepper spray and less lethal options with David Nance of Sabre Red Click here for more Tactical Paradise. Click here for Tactical Paradise 111 show notes.

In this episode of Tactical Paradise, Greg interviews David Nance of the Security Equipment Corporation.  

In this episode of Tactical Paradise, Greg interviews David Nance of the Security Equipment Corporation.