Podcasts about disco diva

Diese Woche servieren wir euch einen wilden Mix aus Magic Moments, Musik, Freundschaftsfragen und Beziehungschaos – frisch aus dem queeren Kosmos. In Folge 15 vom Hotel Anonym Podcast wird's ehrlich, laut, zärtlich – und manchmal unangenehm echt. Wir sprechen über unsere High- und Lowlights der Woche: alte Freundschaften, die plötzlich wieder auftauchen – aber ist das echtes Comeback oder nur emotionale Nostalgie im Glitzerkleid? Wir öffnen alte Wunden, wenn persönliche Narben wieder aufbrechen, und feiern gleichzeitig schöne Partymomente auf den Hollywood Tramp Club Nights. Dazu: Outing im späten Alter, der stille Kampf mit sich selbst, wenn man plötzlich merkt: Ich bin jetzt bereit – aber wie fängt man da nochmal an? Es wird deep: einseitige Freundschaften, das schleichende Gefühl, dass man immer mehr gibt als zurückkommt. Und: die Verharmlosung von Drogen in der queeren Szene – ein Thema, über das viele schweigen, wir aber nicht. Außerdem auf der Playlist: Xtina wird zur Disco-Diva, Beyoncé liest vom Teleprompter (no judgment, Queen), und wir fragen uns: Kelly, can you handle this? Wir knabbern auch an einer ganz anderen Sache: Bananen in der Öffentlichkeit. Warum ist es immer ein Act, einfach mal genüsslich abzubeißen, ohne Blicke zu kassieren

We were so honored to welcome on the Tony Award nominee N'Kenge onto the latest Whisper in the Wings from Stage Whisper. She joined us to talk about her new live albums, Centerstage and Disco Diva both Live at the Ella Fitzgerald Festival. These wonderful albums were so much fun to learn about, and we had a great time learning wonderful insight from N'Kenge herself. So be sure that you hit play on this conversation, and order your album today!N'Kenge PresentsCenterstage: Live at the Ella Fitzgerald FestivalDisco Diva: Live at the Ella Fitzgerald Festival Coming Summer 2025/Fall 2025More information nkengemusic.com And be sure to follow N'Kenge to stay up to date on all her upcoming projects and productions:nkengemusic.comnkengefoundation.org@divankenge

Have you ever felt like life threw you a curveball, forcing you to hit pause on your passion projects? Well, we did, and after navigating through those unexpected challenges, we're thrilled to be back with a fresh analysis of three songs from artists "old and new". First up, NEXZ "Ride the Vibe" offers a mellow and melodic experience that's quite the contrast to the usual explosive debuts. Join us as we also unpack the impact of JO1's "Love Seeker" and Number_i's "BON," both of which have been making waves since their release in May.Step into a time machine as we celebrate the infectious grooves and iconic dance moves of the disco era. Relive the vibrant energy of the 70s with us, as we highlight legendary artists like the Jackson 5 and discuss the vocal prowess of disco stars who hit those impressive high notes. We also delve into the cultural significance of timeless anthems like Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive," which has become a beacon of resilience and empowerment, especially within the LGBTQ+ community. Our nostalgic homage to disco will remind you why this genre's joyful vibes have a lasting impact on music and culture.Finally, we journey through the multifaceted symbolism in Japanese hip-hop, focusing on Number_i's latest single. Discover how traditional Japanese sounds are beautifully integrated with modern hip-hop influences in the standout "BON" We also explore the cultural references in the music video, noting the intricate symbolism and traditional instruments featured. As we wrap up, we hint at our possible upcoming deep dive into "No.O- ring-" and encourage you to rate, review, and share our podcast to keep the momentum going. Tune in for a captivating mix of personal stories, music analysis, and cultural insights!NEXZ infoInstagramXYouTubeJO1 infoInstagramXYouTubeNumber_i infoInstagramXYouTubethumb and thumber Join Finn White and Quinn Ireland for a funny and random 20-minute podcast full of laughs.Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the Show.Please help Music Elixir by rating, reviewing, and sharing the episode. We appreciate your support!Follow us on:TwitterInstagram If have questions, comments, or requests click on our form:Music Elixir FormDJ Panic Blog:OK ASIA

Episode page My guest for Episode #206 of the My Favorite Mistake podcast is Ivan “Funkboy” Bodley. He is a bass player and music director for the stars. He has performed with 52 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees and counting (ranging from Elvis Costello, The Temptations, Bo Diddley, and Wynonna Judd. He's the author of the book Am I Famous Yet?: Memoir of a Working-Class Rock Star — and it's also a podcast. He's played in 13 Broadway shows, the President Obama Inaugural Ball, many late-night shows (including Late Night with Conan O'Brien), and morning shows, including Today and Live with Regis & Kelly. Funkboy is a magna cum laude graduate of the Berklee College of Music and an inductee into the New York Blues Hall of Fame. He has traveled to 31 countries worldwide and played to audiences of up to 82,000 people.  In this episode, Ivan shares his favorite mistake story about getting fired by a certain “disco diva” because he asked for a raise. But what did Ivan learn from that situation? What could he have done better? Does he second-guess what he should have done before any of his “epic firings”? We discuss what it's like to be a musician who travels the world playing with household names and legends. We also talk about our mutual love of the film “This is Spinal Tap.” But, hey, enough of my yakkin'… Whadaya say? Let's boogie! Questions and Topics: What was the audience of 82,000 you played for? Did you have the full range of relationships with the big name performers? “Can't be overly familiar with the boss…”  Do you ever get bored playing the same music every night? You have a whole section on my resume/website and book called “Gigs I DIDN'T get and why.” Why do that?  Lessons learned — it's often not your fault Do you try to find out why the last guy was fired? Sam Moore – Conan O'Brien video with him playing “Am I Famous Yet?: Memoir of a Working-Class Rock Star” Did you want to be famous? This is Spinal Tap?? Favorite scenes or mistakes from that? Funniest “Tap” type moment that happened to you? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/favorite-mistake/support

We're coming from you live at the AAE! It was a fantastic conference and to try and capture it for you, we set up our own podcasting booth. This episode features Rob Roda. Rob is a practicing endodontist at Roda, Bennett & Kogan, Ltd. in Scottsdale, AZ and past President of the American Association of Endodontists and the Arizona Dental Association. Kim and Rob Discuss The importance Purpose of the American Association of Endodontics (AAE); How the AAE is adapting to keep up with the changing times and to attract new leaders;has changed since its inception How the AAE is trying to recruit younger members The Importance of Focusing on the Patient – Rob's best Endodontic Advice How the DSO landscape is changing To make sure you never miss an episode of The Endo Files, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, the website, or your favorite podcast player. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for The Endo Files in your favorite podcast player.

85: Legendary Disco Diva Pamala Stanley discusses her six decade career singing her way across the country and around the world, including many gay bars along the way. Pamala had numerous Billboard Top 20 hits including "Coming Out of Hiding" and "I Don't Want to Talk About It". At nearly 70 years of age she still delivers a high energy show!  #gaybarchives Exploring Gay History One Bar at a Time! #ilovegaybars GayBarchives = Gay + Bar + Archives  #lgbthistory Find more segments at tv.GayBarchives.com #pridemonth

On May 17th 2012, the Queen of Disco and First Lady of Love, Donna Summer died at her home in Naples, Florida. While Donna grew up in a strict religious home she would go on to be defined by the raunchy Disco music she made with hit music producer Giorgio Moroder. Donna shrouded her final months in secrecy, with her death coming as a shock to extended family members. What really happened to Donna Summer? Dr Michael Hunter pieces together what was really going on in the Disco Diva's body to find the answers. Like what you hear and want more true crime and mystery? Go to https://www.reelz.com/podcasts/

On May 17th 2012, the Queen of Disco and First Lady of Love, Donna Summer died at her home in Naples, Florida. While Donna grew up in a strict religious home she would go on to be defined by the raunchy Disco music she made with hit music producer Giorgio Moroder. Donna shrouded her final months in secrecy, with her death coming as a shock to extended family members. What really happened to Donna Summer? Dr Michael Hunter pieces together what was really going on in the Disco Diva's body to find the answers. Like what you hear and want more true crime and mystery? Go to https://www.reelz.com/podcasts/

In 2014, Debayan Sen was cleaning the family attic in Kolkata when he made an unexpected discovery: a dusty, old vinyl record called Disco Jazz. What astonished him was that his mother Rupa was on the cover. Debayan had no idea his very traditional Indian mother had even had a music career. Not only would that album reveal Rupa's secret disco past but also an underground fanbase of millions worldwide. Presenter: Emily Webb Producer: Maryam Maruf Sound design: Joel Cox Voiceover: Manoshi Barua Picture: Rupa Biswas Sen holding a copy of her record Disco Jazz Credit: Courtesy Rupa Biswas Sen

In 2014, Debayan Sen was cleaning the family attic in Kolkata when he made an unexpected discovery: a dusty, old vinyl record called Disco Jazz. What astonished him was that his mother Rupa was on the cover. Debayan had no idea his very traditional Indian mother had even had a music career. Not only would that album reveal Rupa's secret disco past but also an underground fanbase of millions worldwide. Presenter: Emily Webb Producer: Maryam Maruf Sound design: Joel Cox Voiceover: Manoshi Barua Picture: Rupa Biswas Sen holding a copy of her record Disco Jazz Credit: Courtesy Rupa Biswas Sen

On May 17th 2012, the Queen of Disco and First Lady of Love, Donna Summer died at her home in Naples, Florida. While Donna grew up in a strict religious home she would go on to be defined by the raunchy Disco music she made with hit music producer Giorgio Moroder. Donna shrouded her final months in secrecy, with her death coming as a shock to extended family members. What really happened to Donna Summer? Dr Michael Hunter pieces together what was really going on in the Disco Diva’s body to find the answers. Like what you hear and want more true crime and mystery? Go to https://www.reelz.com/podcasts/ Next week… Autopsy examines the death of rock music legend Lou Reed.

She got so many people through lockdown with her wonderful, positive, fun and  freeform Kitchen Discos. The pop star has juggled raising FIVE BOYS with her own demanding career while also making one of the world's most popular parenting podcasts - 'Spinning Plates' Supermum? We think so on Weekend breakfast but Sophie Ellis-Bextor is far more practical. Thanks so much for that but I think it's pretty easy to be grounded when you have five kids. I'm bottom of the rung in this house!! 🤣 She told Weekend Breakfast with Alison Curtis about the mad house she lives in, her wonderful new album 'Songs From The Kitchen Disco' which has all her hits plus some amazing covers (Pulp, New Order)  She talks parenting 5 boys and is so open and honest about her difficult early pregnancies and she also talks about her parenting podcast. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2020/11/28120105/SOPHIE-ELLIS-BEXTOR-FULL-CHAT-FINAL.mp3"][/audio] Sophie's Kitchen Discos have now become a thing of lockdown legend!   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Sophie Ellis-Bextor (@sophieellisbextor)

Another Sunday, another set. This one takes us backto 2019, when my dear friend Dyane Prozac asked me to play at her birthday bash party at the drag slot. For me Dyane has something essentially punk, so I was surprised to find out that she actually is a Disco Diva. I still want to share this set with you played at the Drag Slot and altered and elevated to the second part of my set at last Salon Queertronique: Sissy, Elektrojahre einer Kaiserin. Enjoy it deeply! Love, Saeleen

Hello Groovers,Oh yes, oh yes! This is Part 2 of the deep groovy screaming disco diva Loleatta Holloway. Because, everyone loves a disco queen, and Loleatta Holloway is one of the best! We start of with a bit of Loleatta after which we get to many many other disco and house divas.Good times!Deejay Maarten Vlot QCLiquid Sunshine is a weekly radio show in Canberra, Australia, playing the best Deep Funk, Rare Groove, Disco & Beats - All The Good Stuff. We also re-edit, DJ out in the wild, and produce mighty boss tunes.You can catch up with the show as a podcast via this linkhttps://linktr.ee/liquidsunshineradioorStream at 2xxfm.org.auorTune in on 98.3 FM in Canberra9:30 - 10:30 pm, every Thursday

Today we have Janice Robinson of "Living Joy" on with us and Tyler got all fan girl! She has written many songs, been on the X Factor, and now is Debuting her “Live The Dream” Tour tonight at Charlie' Las Vegas at 11 pm. Be sure to come say hi at 9:30 pm for the meet and greet and check her out! Website: JaniceRobinson.com

June 28, 2019IMH PODCAST EP 11"In My House" Internet Music Show"Where the TRUE stories are told - and GREAT music is played" Interview with Javonntte Garrett & Dre-Dre 10.5 ”   Playlist includes:   Music Teaser: Tomorrow by Javontte Garrett  The Bells by Jeff Mills   Waffensupermarkt by Iron Curtain remixed by Nick de Voost & Adam Carling (France) In Your Eyes by Orion Belt (Italy) Flying Fish In The Sky by Alexander Robotnick (Italy) Discotella by Hamza (Indian TechExpress)   Adventures of a Disco Diva by Derek Jamerson, Sr., R.I.P.    

My interview with punk rock legend Laurice.  We chat about his work, his story, and touch on his encounter with a UFO.  Recorded at Point Park University's Center for Media Innovation.   Music by https://free-stock-music.com 

The Ultimate Underground Experience Presents The Uncle Earl Radio Jukebox Hour Featuring Ms. Cynthia Manley! Music Artist: One Of The “1st Ladies Of Disco” Ms. Cynthia Manley – Former Lead Singer Of The Boys Town Gang CYNTHIA MANLEY In July, of 2013, Cynthia Manley released her most recent dance record. A cover of the classic […] The post “Uncle Earl’s Radio Jukebox Hour Featuring Disco Diva Ms. Cynthia Manley” appeared first on The Uncle Earl.

The Ultimate Underground Experience Presents The Uncle Earl Radio Jukebox Hour Featuring Ms. Cynthia Manley! Music Artist: One Of The “1st Ladies Of Disco” Ms. Cynthia Manley – Former Lead Singer Of The Boys Town Gang CYNTHIA MANLEY In July, of 2013, Cynthia Manley released her most recent dance record. A cover of the classic tune, CAN’T TAKE MY EYES […] The post “Uncle Earl’s Radio Jukebox Hour Featuring Disco Diva Ms. Cynthia Manley” appeared first on The Uncle Earl.

Listen to all of your favourite club classics from the Divas, spanning over a decade. There are a few DJ Wolverine Mash ups in there to take you back to those old clubbing days..... 1) Handle Me by Robyn vs Whatchulookinat by Whitney Houston 2) Happiness (DJ Wolverine Britney Mash Up) 3) Work (Freemasons Club Arabic Remix) by Kelly Rowland 4) I Wanna Go (Funk3d Club Remix) by Britney Spears 5) Disco Diva is Born This Way (DJ Wolverine Mash Up) by Rihanna vs Lady Gaga 6) Buttons (Dave Aude Club Remix) by Pussycat Dolls 7) Don't Stop The Music (Jody Den Broeder Remix) by Rihanna 8) My Love Would Suck Without You (Chriss Ortega Remix) by Kelly Clarkson 9) Everybody Cop Dat Shit (Bootleg Extended) by Missy Elliot vs Rudenko 10) Diva (Edson Pride Remix) by Beyonce 11) Take A Bow (Seamus Haji Remix) by Rihanna 12) Get Sexy (Bitrocka Remix) by Sugababes 13) Get This Party Started 2009 (Electro Remix) by Pink 14) Release Me (Cahill Remix) by Agnes 15) Yesterday (Nu Addiction Club Mix) by Toni Braxton 16) Spotlight (Moto Blanco Vocal Remix) by Jennifer Hudson 17) Be Without You (Moto Blanco Remix) by Mary J Blige 18) Bleeding Love (Moto Blanco Remix) by Leona Lewis 19) Tocas Together by Mariah vs Fragma

This show was all about the first ladies of Disco and the author of the book "First Ladies of Disco". Author Jim Arena talks about creating a book that brought back 32 of the biggest Disco Diva's of All Time. We have four Disco Diva's on the show, Marth

With over 30 years under her belt, and crowned DISCO QUEEN she as graced us through the last 3 decades with such great dance hits like Hit N Run Lover, Mercy, The Women In Me, and many more chart toppers that pleased both the straight and gay communities alike! Born in Nigeria, when she was a child she moved to MOntreal Canada and later in here life this is where she recorded her first hit record called Hit N Run Lover. In the interview Jensen asked Carol what and who inspired her to get her start. We also found out that she has many other artists like she likes and we found out she has Lady Gaga in her own iPod... Also discussed was how she is doing well in the digital millenium of media, although she really much preffered albums, cassettes, and cd's as the sound quality was better and she said she is just "old School" at heart. Next we found out about her new dance single, titled BROKED which she worked with Jimmy D. Robinson who has been busting out dance hits left and right with many other great artists including Ceevox and more! The interview was upbeat and lasts about 10 minutes and was recorded Live during Jensen's mix show called The Saturday Night Dance Party on DMA Radio - DanceMixAmerica.com. Tune in to Jensen every Saturday night LIVE from 10pm - midnight for the "party". You can find over 100 mixes of Carol Jiani on iTUnes. Also feel free to visit her google her and find her videos on YouTube, and be sure to check out her facebook page where she loves to keep in touch with all her fans and updates often! This DMA Radio EXCLUSIVE Interview was recorded LIVE on 02/27/10 on www.DanceMixAmerica.com Copyright 2010 DMA Radio Network, LLC