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Some artists knew exactly when it was the right time to check out. Others ended their recording careers with a big question mark or ellipsis, like there was unfinished work to be done. The latter is the topic of our discussion this week: Which artists or bands do we wish had stuck around longer and released more music? A little more than a decade ago, we probably would have included B-Movie on that list, as they were one of the major "what if?" bands of the '80s. After a run on the Dead Good and Some Bizarre labels in the early '80s that resulted in post-punk classics such as the era-defining "Nowhere Girl", "Remembrance Day" and "Marilyn Dreams", they released the fantastic synth-pop single "A Letter From Afar" (1984) and their sole full-length LP, Forever Running (1985), before calling it a day. That is, until they resumed their recording career in 2012, picking up and expanding upon their legacy with the full length albums The Age Of Illusion (2013) and Climate Of Fear (2016), as well as the EPs Distant Skies (2013), Repetition (2018), and two new tracks in 2022. It has been a most welcome return and artistic triumph for our heroes. So then, what an incredible thrill it is for us to welcome singer, songwriter, and bassist from B-Movie, Steve Hovington, as our Third Lad this week! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Some artists knew exactly when it was the right time to check out. Others ended their recording careers with a big question mark or ellipsis, like there was unfinished work to be done. The latter is the topic of our discussion this week: Which artists or bands do we wish had stuck around longer and released more music? A little more than a decade ago, we probably would have included B-Movie on that list, as they were one of the major "what if?" bands of the '80s. After a run on the Dead Good and Some Bizarre labels in the early '80s that resulted in post-punk classics such as the era-defining "Nowhere Girl", "Remembrance Day" and "Marilyn Dreams", they released the fantastic synth-pop single "A Letter From Afar" (1984) and their sole full-length LP, Forever Running (1985), before calling it a day. That is, until they resumed their recording career in 2012, picking up and expanding upon their legacy with the full length albums The Age Of Illusion (2013) and Climate Of Fear (2016), as well as the EPs Distant Skies (2013), Repetition (2018), and two new tracks in 2022. It has been a most welcome return and artistic triumph for our heroes. So then, what an incredible thrill it is for us to welcome singer, songwriter, and bassist from B-Movie, Steve Hovington, as our Third Lad this week! Special thanks to Paul Richison for making the connection! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kevin Deanda is a stand-up comic from North Texas and is also one half of the comedy production company Deadgood productions. We talk about his upbringing with a hispanic father that wanted to instill american culture only, his time in the military, his comedy career and much more. Enjoy! I'm currently raising money for the show through a Go Fund Me campaign. Please check it out here and consider donating. Thank you to everyone that has donated so far! https://gofund.me/af5af2f2 "I'm a fan of..." Links: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/Imafanof YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@imafanof Substack: https://imafanof.substack.com/ Website: https://www.imafanofpod.com/ Kevin Deanda Links: Kevin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kevinraydeanda/ Kevin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kevin.deanda.165 Deadgood Productions Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deadgoodproductions/ Deadgood Productions Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550307478039    

Today we are back to news with some fun stuff, like a new Dragon Ball game, and some not fun stuff, like some Indie Animation drama. We also got to finally talk about the State of Play, Ant Man, and Strawberry Jam. Did we forget anything? Let us know on twitter @anothersam17 0:00 - Intro 2:34 - Budokai Tenkaichi 4 14:00 - BoldBird is Dead (Good) 29:28 - Snappy Guru's Hint 30:33 - State of Play 38:27 - Elden Ring DLC 43:21 - TMNT Trailer 48:58 - What We Watching 1:03:38 - What We Playing

For this time together, I'll be performing to unpublished works: BALLAD FOR THE DEAD GOOD GIRL and THE SAFE SPACE. Both of these palms will be featured in two separate works at the end of the year. Watch for the release dates for PERSPHONE IS A BLACK WOMAN, and THE DEATH OF PETER PARKER & OTHER FAIRY TALES. These words will released between August and October 2023. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onthewritersblock/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onthewritersblock/support

2022.10.16 – 0654 – Dead Good Advice On Studio Corpsing Corpsing (that is, laughing uncontrollably) ‘There's one hazard that no amount of preparation can avoid: the collapse into inappropriate laughter. The Today programme website still treasures the moment when Charlotte Green kept a cool head while reading a news item about a Mr Twatt. And she would have sailed through it too, if it wasn't for the next story — about a plucky sperm whale'[1] The smallest reference to something odd may start you laughing, or it may just be because you're in ‘one of those moods'. Obviously, there's room for humour on air, and many listeners can forgive the occasional mistake. That's as long as it is not too often and they can understand what's happened. Otherwise, they'll be more bemused than amused and feel excluded.If you get a fit of the giggles, look away from their cause, think sad thoughts (“I could lose my job because of this”) and dig your fingernails into your arm to give your mind something else to concentrate on. It's often best not to try to contain the laughter, but instead go to another pre-recorded item (preferably a song) and literally laugh-off the moment. Have a good guffaw, walk into another room, have a drink of water and try to re-establish yourself in time for the next link.There are few threats greater to a newsreader's credibility than that of corpsing on air. It means to dry up, grind to a halt or, worse, burst out laughing. [1] Roland White, The Sunday Times, 30 October 2005. Here that clip here: http://tinyurl.com/mw5hyu and another similar one here: http://tinyurl.com/cst9sv Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This Lententide, we have been learning to lament from the Psalms. Our final Psalm is possibly the most difficult to pray. It is arguably the darkest. It even stands among the most somber compositions in all of Holy Scripture, comparable to the overcast pages of Job and Ecclesiastes. It's hard to imagine how to reconcile such dark tones with evangelical hope. The Gospel must predominate in Christian preaching, even on this night as Christ lay dead in the tomb. Some might even think the sentiments of this psalm too dismal for it to serve as a Christian prayer at all. The hymnal committee saw no place for it in Lutheran worship and left it out. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stjohnrandomlake/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stjohnrandomlake/support

By Charlie Lacey | Isaiah 53:1-7;Matthew 26:57-58 and 26:63b-67, 27: 11-31, 33-44, 45-52a, 54, 57-60Isaiah 53:1-7;Matthew 26:57-58 and 26:63b-67, 27: 11-31, 33-44, 45-52a, 54, 57-60 (NIV)The American missionary, Samuel Zwemer said this:“There is no mystery in heaven or earth so great as this - a suffering Deity, an almighty Saviour nailed to a Cross.”Not only is Jesus' crucifixion a hard thing for us to understand – but it's a hard thing for us to swallow – because we must come to terms with the fact that it is our sin that put Jesus on the cross.

Kevin Clancy celebrates the (near) end of Daylight Savings Time! Kevin also talks ear wax, the extremely disturbing sex scene from Brand New Cherry Flavor, Pete and Kanye drama, Kirk Cousins being outrageously overpaid, Calls from listeners, and much more.

La music story du jour c'est celle des Picard Brothers… Y'a-t-il du changement chez les Picard Brothers ? Le duo français vient de sortir un tout nouveau single qui montre une légère inflexion en matière de production. Non pas que les précédentes étaient mauvaises, mais les Picard Brothers gagnent en efficacité avec « Dead Good »  

Fire up your solid-body Gibson and let that power chord sing— B'Elanna Torres is taking a trip on the BARGE of the DEAAAADDDD!!! Can she repair her relationship with her mother in time to escape a hell that looks suspiciously like the final level of Quake? Is Janeway her new mom? Is there life after death? More importantly, is “Barge of the Dead” GOOD… or is it GARBAGE?

Tony Horne returns with episode three of The Dead Good Podcast, with a look back on the life of Meat Loaf, who has died at the age of 74. Meat Loaf was a larger-than-life character who had a rare ability to condense a range of different emotions into a single song. He was wild, he was unpredictable, and he pushed boundaries. Yet for all his on-stage antics, there was another side to him. In interviews he came across as good-humoured, self-deprecating and family-orientated, and he didn't like to hear himself referred to as a ‘legend'. As far as he was concerned, he was a man doing a job, just like a plumber or a brickie does his job. But Meat Loaf's music managed to transcend generations, and he was a consistent chart presence from the 1970s to the 1990s, with hits ranging from Bat Out of Hell to I Would Do Anything for Love. Tony argues that Meat Loaf was, perhaps, underrated, and that his music focussed on quality rather than quantity. Much of his success was down to the writing and production values of Jim Steinman, whose death last year greatly saddened Meat Loaf. His vocal range was extraordinary, and his music videos were superb. On stage, he had a gravitas and a presence few could match. The podcast is available on the Talk Podcasts website, iTunes, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, SoundCloud, Spotify and the iTunes app.

It's the 3rd Episode of your New Favorite Show.. on today's Episode we discuss #Castlevania Season 4, #Yasuke Season 1, and Zack Snyder's #ArmyOfTheDead as we find out who gets put in the GOOD, BAD, and THE UGLY Section

A spiky Charles fumes at the possible threat to the return of live events, Graham introduces the new album by indie stalwarts Teenage Fanclub and Charles bangs the drum for Riz Ahmed's current film, Sound of Metal. As has been reported, Tom Cruise has been filming Mission Impossible 7 locally. Charles and Graham take a look at his enduring appeal. Graham reads a first draft extract from his book about Harrogate's prog rockers, Magna Carta and Charles reflects on the rise and rise of lies and lying as an accepted practice at the heart of contemporary politics. 

Welcome to Now Showing NZ’s Movie Reviews and TV Reviews Podcast for Week Ending 04/04/2021 Our PODCAST IS NOT SPOILER-FREE   Movie Reviews Featuring Chaos Walking The Father (2020) (begins […] The post Movie Reviews and TV Reviews Podcast #56 – Chaos Walking/The Father/Godzilla vs. Kong/Falcon and Winter Soldier/The Walking Dead/Good Girls/For All Mankind appeared first on Now Showing NZ.

Welcome to Now Showing NZ’s Movie Reviews and TV Reviews Podcast for Week Ending 28/03/2021 Our PODCAST IS NOT SPOILER-FREE   Movie Reviews Featuring violation Enforcement (2020) (begins 2 min […] The post Movie Reviews and TV Reviews Podcast #55 – Enforcement/Violation/The One/Zero Zero Zero/Falcon and Winter Soldier/The Walking Dead/Good Girls/For All Mankind appeared first on Now Showing NZ.

Season 13 - Ep 5 - I’m Glad He’s Dead, Good Riddance Dan and the RocnessMonster talk about Cancer getting Rush Limbaugh, hate speech, pineapples and butts, speaking ill of the dead, what we’re currently watching on television, movies, comics, podcasts, why Rogan isn’t really that good, how awful Rochester 94.1 radio station is now…I mean…it blows, we talk Carano again, and Dan cannot do anything right…. Don’t forget to hit up Ruben’s Kickstarter for The Illusion Witch: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/theagencysixcomic/the-illusion-witch?ref=thanks-share&fbclid=IwAR3IaFYwY-_yxe5x2FQMeLAPplWOc07RCXzgJJqMVEJ_ZaJo6A5QrI-ugS0 Just because Biden has been sworn in...Black Lives Still Matter… #blacklivesmatter #blm #blacklivesstillmatter The Rona ain’t no joke…. #wearamask #stopthespread #flattenthecurve Want stickers or car decals? Show off your CriticalMass pride? Reach out! We can deliver them to you in an effort to social distance. Find our friend/artist Adam at: behance.net/APDonnelly Instagram: atothedamn Music: bensound.com Special Thanks to our friends at: dontforgetatowel.com geneseebeardco.com Insensitive Culture Dear White Friends (on Facebook) https://www.dontforgetatowel.com/dfat-comics/ @rubenthewriter Contact us if you’re interested in advertising! Find us at: https://soundcloud.com/user-914449820 Apple Podcasts: criticalmass podcast Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5f3fX75gFWL2IpBInS0oWz?si=MwMXGqXhTnKZuU2O3yXbkQ Facebook: @criticalmasspodcast69 Instagram: criticalmasspodcast dontforgetatowel.com

The Lord and Lady Luminurg are holding a great gala for all the realms finest, but there are more than a few univited guests to shake things up.Featuring: Joshua Stringer as the Dungeon MasterFrancesca Forrest as Jemima LindenLana as Sierra FlowersNathan Godding as Farthen DurNick Drew as MagpieRowan E. Madden as Fox Ripley Content NotesUndead (Description and noises)Descriptions of violence Drowning Fire/BurningInterparty conflictImplied slaveryImplied racismThank you to my Patrons: Luke, Thomas Craig, Raven Ranger, Ben Reed-Berendt, Ajlbebbo, and Daisy Atkins.If you'd like to join them and support more content like this, head over to https://www.patreon.com/stringerdesignsMusic by Epidemic Sound See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Remember when I called out Jordan Belfort aka The Wolf Of Wallstreet? I'll let you decide if it was just a coincidence or if he actually took our advice. It's too uncanny! We also talk about Good Vs. Bad people. Did we not learn enough about from our parents about morals and values and are we worshipping celebrities ie. looking to them to teach us how to live? We also talk new changes in business, and why I was so close to saying Cold Calling was dead. We talk about the Cowboys in the 1800s. Is the SmartCity movement we're promoting here like the modern day cowboys? Let us know what you think! Email: housestrategy@gmail.comm --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/smartcity/message

“Good News for Muslims” explores Islam, the Quran, Christianity, the Bible, and Jesus Christ. Shahbaz, who grew up in Iran, is Steve Wohlberg's guest in this fascinating, eye-opening 13-part series that will inspire your heart and bring peace to your soul. Part 6 of 13. Visit our website for more information: https://www.whitehorsemedia.com. Donate online: https://www.whitehorsemedia.com/donate/

Why Are You Seeking The Living Among The Dead? | Good Friday by Calvary International Christian Centre

Our longest podcast to date - and what a worthy subject! Milch writing and McShane acting power make Red Band Reviewers very happy chaps

Pastor Bryan Wolfmueller

Pastor Bryan Wolfmueller

This week we put our money where our mouths are, no matter how filthy it is! Upon receiving a 6 pack of American Beauty by Dogfish Head from a loyal listener, we are covering the quintessential hippie band, The Grateful Dead. But this is going out to all those non-Deadheads out there, the ones who can't find any docs that aren't meant for hardcore fans. For those of us who are curious, but aren't about to quit our jobs to follow them around on tour. If you've ever been wondering what, exactly, is the story of this OG jam band, we've got you covered. Also, try that beer. It's pretty darn good!

Chris tries hard not to revel in the death of another human being. Download

On the July 20, 2018 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor-in-chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film Managing Editor Jacob Hall, Weekend Editor Brad Oman, and writer Chris Evangelista to talk about what they've seen so far at San Diego Comic-Con 2018.   You can subscribe to /Film Daily on iTunes, Google Play, Overcast, Spotify and all the popular podcast apps (here is the RSS URL if you need it).   At Comic-Con 2018: Brad talks about Ghostbusters World and is joined by Chris to talk about footage from Glass, Halloween, Venom, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, and Bumblebee   Peter and Jon Armstrong talk about the Avengers: Infinity War pop-up Group Hug event and a deleted scene   Jacob talks about panels for Fear the Walking Dead, The Walking Dead, and Star Trek Discovery   Vanessa Armstrong joins Peter to talk about the Amazon panel, including Sam Esmail's Homecoming, Lore season 2, The Expanse, Good Omens, and Jack Ryan     All the other stuff you need to know:   You can find more about all the stories we mentioned on today's show at slashfilm.com, and linked inside the show notes.   /Film Daily is published every weekday, bringing you the most exciting news from the world of movies and television as well as deeper dives into the great features from slashfilm.com.   You can subscribe to /Film Daily on iTunes, Google Play, Overcast, Spotify and all the popular podcast apps (RSS).   Please feel free to send your feedback, questions, comments and concerns to us at peter@slashfilm.com. Please leave your name and general geographic location in case we mention the e-mail on the air.   Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes, tell your friends and spread the word!   Thanks to Sam Hume for our logo.

Nick el Guarro Baratheon, ultimo de la saga de los Cornamentos. Hijo de Stannis The Mannis. Ojopocho te espera para darte lo tuyo Recordaremos tu mierda, tu pelo... tu frente. No olvidaremos cuando comias perros muertos. Odio maximo a la niña mierda asesina. Besos y Almuerzos ÑAM ÑAM @misiondeaudaces

Cool Deadcast 129. Paula, Tom and Steve discuss the latest Fear The Walking Dead episode "Good Out Here".

GOD’S NOT DEAD //Good and Evil - Pastor Glenn Lee

A whole bunch of people watch the FIRST episode of DeadWood. But will they continue? You decide. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/boxset. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Haywired sure does love Rockabilly Batman! This week Heywired and Dr. Contemplate talk about Episode 1 of Season 5 and whine about how bad Marvel's Axis crossover even starting off royally sucking. This week's reviews Amazing Spider-Man # 7, Avengers - X-Men Axis # 1, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #1 and Thief of Thieves #24. Batman 50's Rockabilly Universe http://denism79.deviantart.com/gallery/40845716/Batman-50-s-Rockabilly-Universe Contact Us: https://www.facebook.com/xrayspecsandatomicdeathrays https://twitter.com/xraypodcast Haywired - haywired@xrayspecspodcast.com Dr. Contemplate - drcontemplate@xrayspecspodcast.com

Sermon by Arnane Gramonte

God’s Not Dead - Good & Evil Are No Illusions 1 Peter 3:15; Romans 1:28-29; Romans 2:14-15; 2 Corinthians 10:3-5; Psalm 14:1-3; Deuteronomy 30:19; Hebrews 2:14-15; Isaiah 61 1. God Defines Evil 2. God Denounces Evil 3. God Defeats Evil 4. God Destroys Evil Speaker: Pastor Scott Weaver

The Anoraks put listeners out of their misery by revealing the winners of the British cheese awards, discussing the bizarre sport of horse boarding and pondering what David Attenborough keeps in his pockets. The eclectic musical nerds discuss the benefits of putting music online for free with the launch of new service Moozar and paw over the life and times of LaVern Baker, the next entrant into the Dead Good hall of fame. Elsewhere music from Kavinsky, Tom Waits, Stan Johnson & The Blue Chips, Samoyed , Jonti and Bullwackies Allstars create a show more jam packed than a Brummie’s suitcase on a two week holiday to Crete. Tweet us @anorakssdr See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What Are You Doing, Movie? - Shaun of the Dead - Good god damn, it's been a year. No time to complain, happy scary month everyone - it's time for Shaun of the Dead!

What Are You Doing, Movie? - Shaun of the Dead - Good god damn, it's been a year. No time to complain, happy scary month everyone - it's time for Shaun of the Dead!

What Are You Doing, Movie? - Shaun of the Dead - Good god damn, it's been a year. No time to complain, happy scary month everyone - it's time for Shaun of the Dead!

What Are You Doing, Movie? - Shaun of the Dead - Good god damn, it's been a year. No time to complain, happy scary month everyone - it's time for Shaun of the Dead!

The Anorak’s cope with a week without Tom Bonnett by replacing him with the very lovely indie pop star and ShadowPlay agony aunt Piney Gir. Piney tells Alex Lawson and Alex Burnard about her new album, school uniformed recording playing ladies and answers listeners’ agony aunt questions. She also picks some great new music, plays along in our usual brainteaser Real Fake and enjoys our look back at The Clash legend Joe Stummer in Dead Good. Great music elsewhere comes from Nouvelle Vague, Keith & Ken and Of Montreal. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Anoraks find themselves with an Alex-imbalance as Mr Tom Bonnett hides under his hood this time out. But never fear, some very special guests in the form of fellow station DJs the Sure Ditch Stars’ Talia and Becks step up to the plate in guessing whether Mr Burnard is a phoney in Real Fake. Elsewhere in a rammed show, the Alexes ponder the validity and worth of supergroups, celebrate the life of Afrobeat legend Fela Kuti in our tastelessly-titled feature Dead Good and our Adventuring Anorak Cyril gets cantankerous on his next musical stop. We feature Eluvium in Piano Time and enjoy cuts from the Pixies, Louis Prima, Quantic Soul Orchestra and Beck. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Anoraks return with a show more packed than your auntie’s suitcase before a week in Marbella. The trio examine perceptions of a mainland European music in the UK, where next for Battles and why sailing a boat named Titanic Two might just be ill-advised. Great music from the likes of La Bionda, The Sonics, Benji Boko and Tinariwen accompanies Cyril’s next stop as he traverses America; the life of the late, great Pinetop Perkins is debated in a Dead Good that looks at Delta Bluesmen and the City Shanty Band are the latest in our series on bizarre collectives in the capital. Tune in… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Now roll over! This episode get the latest news about The Walking Dead, our thoughts about the 50s throwback zom-com Fido, This Week in Zombies, and the top five things we think would happen if zombies actually existed. Also, don't forget to check out walkingdeadcast.com for details on entering to win the Season One DVDs. Deadline is April Fool's Day. Support the show.

In this NYC episode we talk to award winning designer Terhi Tuominen about her chair/table which can wirelessly charge your phone. And the entrepreneurs from Deadgood uk present their work for the first time at this fair.

In this NYC episode we talk to award winning designer Terhi Tuominen about her chair/table which can wirelessly charge your phone. And the entrepreneurs from Deadgood uk present their work for the first time at this fair.

In this NYC episode we talk to award winning designer Terhi Tuominen about her chair/table which can wirelessly charge your phone. And the entrepreneurs from Deadgood uk present their work for the first time at this fair.