Podcasts about disco fever

Disco Fever all the rage and how music is measured.Jerolyn Sue Adolph Evans, the Primary First Counselor, is in a bit of a pickle. Quentin Scott got poison ivy from picking blackberries, and she's clueless about what to do. Linda Talbot, Second Counselor, is also on the case. Quentin thought his mom was literally lost, and no one wants to go with Jerolyn because they're all swamped with work. Wendy and Larry Fitzgerald have such a lovely place. Quentin ended up sleeping at MawMaw's house. She misses Deron P. Scarabin and only has Rachel Guidry to hang out with. They even sang Rhinestone Cowboy a bit. Bill Evans mentioned that MawMaw said everyone missed church earlier, but now Uncle Bill says MawMaw didn't go to church. MawMaw is Quentin's Primary teacher. Sports banquet and Bill got something special and "Jerolyn hasn't matured yet." They gave all the coaches "Coach of the Year" plaques. Mikelson decided to go to Nashville and make $21K. Bill's dad retired and sold everything but one tractor. All his parents' bills paid and no debt so they should be fine. Jerolyn said she might be "fat" by the time Scarabins return. Jerolyn has to have a CB. Quentin is Steve Austin but now Evil Knievel and Jerolyn is Disco Lady. Helen on Mother's Day. Clarence sprained his ankle helping Larry move. Handful of "tomaters." Uncle Nicky gave some cucumbers. Many beans and squash is great. Eggplant and bell peppers everywhere. Clarence will start working on sewer line. Helen feels like Quentin wanting us to talk back on the tape. Helen is out of "draws." Loves to hear from Scarabins. Wendy's backyard is so pretty. Only bad part is rain piles up in one spot. MawMaw called to be Primary Teacher and Secretary. Accepted Teacher position but refused the Secretary position because she can't write. Go up and down the steps forty times a day but rarely sees neighbors. Twice she talked without recording. Clarence "hollering." They pay the bills for the Scarabins as they come in. Gail had to work so Helen is watching Brent Edward Portie. Larry had fallen down with baby (John Dirk). Baby was fine but Larry was banged up and bruised. Emmett Adolph giving well wishes. Yvonne got a CB radio and real proud of it, carrying on with Helen Mae. Drinking a cold beer after coming from the pumping station. Yvonne Adolph sends well wishes. Everyone giggling "trying to talk to the stupid thing." Bad weather. Yvonne is the Lollipop, the name Marilyn gave Annie Adolph Chapman. Janelle Adolph gets on and gives an update on shrimping and how Mrs. Lizzy is enjoying her new job. Said her doctor going to get on her about weight gain. Sally's been sick. E.J. and Sue looked at Marilyn's trailer and tired waiting on it. Carolyn and Kyle Bergeron. Carolyn cracks up over Marilyn's grocery experience. Said Gail is still sitting and Craig made a home run in baseball. Horace said they just made errors. Kyle gets on and says Mrs. Hernandez will write to Jason. Kyle's keeping bikes clean and can't wait for us to come home. Craig updates on baseball and how much fun he's having. Horace has flu. Wendy has moved in her trailer. Don't let D.D. get beat up by the rocks. Edna Adolph updates. Fresh peaches and going to visit Pam and baby. Everyone has CBs down there. She's Hunny Bunny and Ernest is Gingerbread Man. Carolyn is Bewitched and Yvonne is Lollipop. She almost bowled 200. Gail Portie, May 11. Spending night at Helen's with Brent. Eddie's horse had baby. Brent wants to talk but didn't know what to say. Wendy has such a nice trailer. Made Gail "plum sick." Only complaint is ugly green carpet. Brent talks about his horses. Ernest Adolph and Edna brought some delicious peaches. PawPaw soaking his foot and "sure looks bad." Tomatoes coming in. Brent says a few words. Someone mistakenly thought D.D. gone overseas on mission instead of working at copper mine. JoAnne Ragas Scarabin. May 13. Helen and Clarence finish tape with more talk on the trailer park.

We're back from our summer vacation! With development camp in full swing, Nick and Grant take the opportunity to sit down with Dan Bylsma, the newly installed head coach of the Seattle Kraken.Coach Bylsma takes us through his journey from his playing career to his transition to behind the bench and what shaped him into the coach he is today. He then shares his thoughts on his coaching staff and how recent additions like Bob Woods and Jess Campbell will compliment the existing core. Finally, Nick gets Dan to share his outlook on how the upcoming season will unfold.

General Moses, a.k.a. Adam Carswell, shares the magnet of the week, “Disco Fever” by Helvig and CHANNE, and how General Moses has been rinsing this track ever since it hit his playlist. In this episode, General Moses talks about:The magnet of the week, “Disco Fever” by Helvig and CHANNEHow General Moses discovered this track General Moses would like to give a huge thanks to everyone listening for contributing their most valuable resource—their time.Episode Resources:Follow General Moses on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556963347755 Listen to General Moses's music: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7aXBCWkF4GaqldpokuDaiM Follow General Moses on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/generalmoses9/ Join General Moses's Telegram community: https://t.me/+VuN1DhvZ8DMyOWUx Listen to “Disco Fever” by Helvig and CHANNE: https://open.spotify.com/track/5FFpaQHByqO5657FnyNcco?si=f8f29dc087394680 Timestamped Shownotes:00:22 – What is the magnet of the week? 00:42 – How did General Moses discover this track?

From boy bands to mariachi to DJing, the guys chat with new DSO Principal Pops Conductor Enrico Lopez-Yañez on how he draws inspiration from his unique background to inspire his Pops arranging and conducting. Catch Enrico conducting Disco Fever this season as well as his first season as Principal Pops Conductor in the 24-25 DSO PNC Pops series.  

Star Trek: Discovery is back and the reviews are in. “It's so much better than Strange New Worlds.“ - Tod  “This could make me forget about sex and pizza.” - Dave “Who needs Star Wars, give me more Disco!” - Barry.  Wait … sorry. April Fool's was Last week. Star Trek: Discovery is back. And it's the final season … so that's something. Now that Dave and the rest of the world is caught up, the Joes wrap up 3 Body Problem, Netflix concise adaptation of Liu Cixin's novel Three Body Problem. The only question that remains is, will we have to wait 400 years to see what happens next? There's also the usual Random Topics and another round of What's in the Box. Thanks for listening!

EPISODE 302. Sabino and Rocco sit down with the man who started Disco Fever, Sal Abbatiello. Sal talks about how his iconic career began, where his passion for disco and hip hop came from, important interactions that led to legendary moments, and growing up in the South Bronx. Be sure to follow Sal here https://www.instagram.com/feverrecords Follow Sabino here https://instagram.com/sabinocurcio Follow Rocco here https://instagram.com/rocloguercio To shop our merchandise, visit https://www.growingupitalian.com Be sure to check our Instagram https://www.instagram.com/growingupitalian As always, if you enjoyed this video, be sure to drop a Like, Comment and please SUBSCRIBE. Grazie a tutti!

Matt and Brian make some insane purchases and even bigger trades(episode 41) A jam packed backend of the pod, Incarnation of Marty Janetty, WCW Battle Arm WTF, the Bollywood Boyz join the pod to talk figs! The boys go back to their childhood and talk about their early days of making custom figures and ponder if Bill would ever re-release some rare gems! (Episode 40)Social Media: Twitter: @MajorWFPod , @TheMattCardona , @Myers_Wrestling, @majorpodnetwork @Silverintuition, @JGeorgeTheMovie Instagram: @MajorWFPod , @TheMattCardona , @Myers_Wrestling, @SmartMarkSterling , @majorpodnetwork @jgeorge.mp4This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4481264/advertisement

Former Allyship is a Verb guest, Destiny Clarke (she/they), has a podcast called Closeted History: LGBTQ+ Stories of the Past. This is Season 2, Episode 2 of their show. Please give it a watch/listen (it's best to watch the video! You can watch it on Allyship is a Verb's Spotify feed or Closeted History's YouTube channel). Be sure to follow Destiny's show wherever you listen to podcasts to learn more about the LGBTQ+ community's history! - Chris Angel (they/them) Disco Fever: How Music Fueled a Cultural Revolution In this episode, we explore the impact of disco on LGBTQ+ rights and the evolving societal norms during the transformative 1970s. Disco was not just about dancing the night away; it was a revolutionary movement that gave a voice to those in the margins of society. The rise of disco from its origins in LGBTQ+ clubs to mainstream success in the late 1970s transformed the world of music and helped pave the way for an intersectional fight for human rights. FOLLOW US

Candice Faktor, CEO and Co-Founder of virtual online learning startup Disco, and a serial tech entrepreneur, explains going from a victim to the agent of our lives, possessing the unique motivational drive of an immigrant, learning to be calm and creating a sense of self, why the pandemic was the single best time in the world to start a company, and how to build your own "live learning empire".

Closeted History: LGBTQ+ Stories of the Past  Season 2, Episode 2 Disco Fever: How Music Fueled a Cultural Revolution In this episode, we explore the impact of disco on LGBTQ+ rights and the evolving societal norms during the transformative 1970's. Disco was not just about dancing the night away; it was a revolutionary movement that gave a voice to those in the margins of society. The rise of disco from its origins in LGBTQ+ clubs, to mainstream success in the late 1970's transformed the world of music and helped pave the way for an intersectional fight for human rights. CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 00:39 1970: The Birth of Disco 02:50 1971-1973: Disco Goes Mainstream 05:33 1974-1975: Disco Diversifies 07:10 1976-1977: Disco Fever 08:49 1978: Disco's Last Dance 11:44 1979: The Death of Disco 15:32 Remembering Disco's Legacy FOLLOW US

We had the President and CEO of the Uwharrie Wampus Cats and the Carolina Disco Turkeys, Greg Sullivan, join us on this week's episode. The Disco Turkeys are a well known independent collegiate summer baseball team, but Greg and his ownership group wanted to bring another opponent in for the Disco Turkeys to play. The Wampus Cats will play their games in Albemarle, North Carolina.Greg tells us about the ballpark the Wampus Cats will being playing in and where they pull their pool of players from to round out the rosters for both teams. He also shares with us some of the merchandise we may expect to see with the Wampus Cats and he shares his Proffitt & Loss.Make sure to follow the Disco Turkeys and Wampus Cats online.Wampus Cats -Website: https://www.wampuscatsbaseball.com/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/gowampuscats/ (@GoWampusCats)Disco Turkeys - Website: https://www.discoturkeys.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/discoturkeys/ (@DiscoTurkeys)Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/discoturkeys (@DiscoTurkeys)Earned Fun Average - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/earnedfunavg/ (@EarnedFunAvg)Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/earnedfunavg/ (@EarnedFunAvg)

Эйо, в эфире подкаст «Hippie-Hippie-Hop», и это четвёртый выпуск! Эпизод открывает серию выпусков, которая будет посвящена истории культуры, её формированию, ключевым событиям и главным действующим лицам. Сегодня я расскажу вам про предпосылки к рождению, «святую» троицу в лице Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flesh и Afrika Bambaataa, а также про построение и развитие хип-хоп культуры в её первую эпоху. Тайм-коды: 00:00 — Вступление 00:43 — История хип-хоп культуры: начало 06:34 — Периодизация 09:12 — Сеяние семян, закладка фундамента хип-хоп культуры 10:25 — Радио Нью-Йорка: Фрэнки Крокер — первый радиоведущий-рэпер 16:41 — Социально-политическая поэзия Нью-Йорка: группа The Last Poets и поэт-песенник Гил Скотт-Херон 20:39 — Ночная клубная жизнь Нью-Йорка: DJ Hollywood — первый диско-диджей-рэпер 38:48 — Радио, социально-политическая поэзия, ночная клубная жизнь: собираем всё воедино 43:04 — Рождение хип-хопа 44:45 — Kool Herc: сведение брейков. Техника под названием «Карусель» 52:12 — Grandmaster Flash: научный подход к сведению брейков. Теория диджеинга 57:26 — Afrika Bambaataa: выстраивание комьюнити. Universal Zulu Nation 01:04:14 — Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash, Afrika Bambaataa: в чём их заслуга? 01:06:28 — По понятиям: термин «хип-хоп», его 4 элемента 01:07:29 — Диджеинг 01:09:09 — Эмсиинг 01:11:53 — Брейкинг 01:13:37 — Граффити 01:15:46 — Пятый элемент: что это, и существует ли он вообще? 01:17:25 — Лица первой эпохи хип-хопа 01:30:13 — Первые хип-хоп-бизнесмены 01:31:59 — Рынок виниловых пластинок 01:35:39 — «Disco Fever»: первый дом для бибоев и хип-хопа 01:42:43 — Хип-хоп-промоутеры 01:45:02 — Mr.Magic и «Disco Showcase»: хип-хоп проникает на радио 01:48:29 — Заключение Примечание: в период с 64:20 и по 66:45 присутствуют артефакты в моём голосе. Причина неизвестна. Прошу прощения, что вышло такое недоразумение.

Aprovechando el tirón musical del episodio en Tiempos de Videoclub sobre la película Boogie Nights, este Videoclub Radio está dedicado a la música discotequera más cinematográfica de la historia, con un inolvidable playlist "don't stop" con canciones Disco Inferno, Jive Talking, Boogie Shoes, o Stayin Alive. ¡¡¡Viva la fiebre del sábado noche!!! Presenta y edita Ismael Rubio. Síguenos por nuestras RRSS y no olvidéis compartir, comentar y darle al like, gracias. ➡️ IVOOX https://cutt.ly/hAgt2qi ➡️ SPOTIFY https://cutt.ly/lAgylLF ➡️ APPLE https://cutt.ly/OLDSRzK ➡️ FACEBOOK https://cutt.ly/WLUG1LQ ➡️ INSTAGRAM https://cutt.ly/4LUGKxE ➡️ TWITTER https://cutt.ly/oLUHmtK ➡️ YOUTUBE https://cutt.ly/LLeqK2Y ➡️ INSTAGRAM CARLOS CUBO https://cutt.ly/ULBMlMt ➡️ INSTAGRAM ISMAEL RUBIO https://cutt.ly/rLUJhBZ ➡️ TWITTER CARLOS CUBO https://cutt.ly/dLBMPxW ➡️ TWITTER ISMAEL RUBIO https://cutt.ly/hLUG6Oz Descarga nuestra app ➡️ VIDEOCLUB RADIO https://cutt.ly/RKXIA02

Disco Fever - late 70s - 80s1. Angel eyes - Lime2. Start the dance - Bohannan3. Dance to the drummers beat - HERMAN KELLY4. Dance n Shout - The Jacksons5. Set it off - Strafe6. white horse- laid back7. love reaction - divine8. The beat goes on - Orbitz9. Release yourself - Aleem10. Funky town - Lipps INC11. A.E.I.O.U. - Freeze12. Car wash - Rose Royce13. Contact - Edwin Starr14. There but for the grace of god - Machine15. Lovely one - Jacksons16. Baby come and get it - Pointer Sisters17. Boogie Nights - Heatwave18.Groove line - Heatwave19. I like what you're doing to me - Young & Company20. Last night a DJ Saved my life - Indeep (hope so, right?)21. Last dance - Donna Summer

Don't know who's idea this was (it was mine) but today we review most of the disco movies out there, the Linda Blair one is coming as we couldn't get a decent copy in time. First your fearless crew takes on (That's the way of the world 1975) a great Earth Wind and Fire movie that needs more Earth Wind and Fire, and more roller disco. Next up is (Saturday night fever 1977) Needed more of the Nanny and way less sexual assault. Omg, we'll always have the soundtrack, listen, don't watch. Onwards to (Disco fever AKA Jukebox 1978) With Casey Kasem and Fabian you can't lose, right? Moving along with (Thank god it's Friday 1978) With Terri Nunn and Jeff Goldblum you can't lose, for real this time! Next we ease on down the road with (The Wiz 1978) a great film that suffered because too many rad people of color were on the soundstage at once. Enter Racism. Next up we review a coked up Horshack and the greatest dance instructor ever in (Skatetown U.S.A. 1979) and I'm having the time of my life. Finally 70's movie fans, here's one from 1980 (Can't stop the music) which is technically true as I've had the song Magic Night stuck in my head for decades. But is it true that Leathermen don't cry? Ok we out, thanks so much for listening.

1. Diana Ross - I'm Coming Out 2. The Whispers - And The Beat Goes On 3. Patrice Rushem - Forget Me Nots 4. Chic - Good Times 5. Kool And The Gang - Get Down On It 6. Cheryl Lynn - Got To Be Real 7. Chic - Le Freak 8. Lionel Richie - All Night Long 9. Queen - Another One Bites The Dust 10. McFadden & Whitehead - Ain't No Stoping Us Now 11. George Benson - Give Me The Night

Hope you're all vaccinated because Disco Fever is sweeping the nation! This week, Andrew and Dan finally go deep into the year of the Bee Gees when their hit song from a hit soundtrack to a hit movie was a big stinking hit!

Nuova spumeggiante puntata sulle frequenze di Radio Statale, dedicata alla musica disco! Abbiamo affrontato la storia di un genere che ha avuto una vita abbastanza breve, ma che ha lasciato alle generazioni future una cultura enorme, ritmi riconoscibilissimi e una travolgente voglia di ballare; che ci fate ancora seduti: it's disco time! Vi ricordiamo che potete rimanere in contatto con noi anche sui social, dove ci trovate come @mangiadischi_radiostatale.

This week the other Regular Joes put their faith in Tod (always a questionable proposition) who promised to come up with a theme and tell them as they record. To make things more interesting he called up the full bench, Barry, Dave, Derryl and Brian. This week the theme is “Themes.” how do movie and television songs and scores factor into our attachment to them? Can you have a great film without great music? Conversely, can a mediocre film be more memorable simply for having great tunes? Which songs, themes, and even riffs have become touchstones that Immediately transport us to a familiar place and time. And, if that doesn't sound interesting, there's also the tale of the Disco Fever Lunchbox, as well as Random Topics and a LP version of What's in the Box. Thanks for listening!

“What a pleasure to speak of being in same venues that cultivated hip-hop.. reminiscing before face-book, twitter and IG of times long gone.. and how we stayed connected.. and the relevance of it all to this day.. The connection is in Real time that listening to allows you to imagine and feel the energy of an exciting time in history that holds soo much relevance.. How sound and time travels.. Spoken by our “Icons living” from the beginnings of Hip-hop to this day!!! Shout Out to “Disco Fever, Sal, Bam, Melee Mel, Curtis Blow, Salt*Pepper, Boogie Down Bronx, Jamal Shabazz etc.. Keep Shinin... Share your story if you went to “Disco Fever” “Stomping Grounds of Hip-hops Finest @umisayspodcat on IG and Facebook See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Garrett and Liam are back to talk everything TNA from May 2003 - including the Glenn Gilbertti mega-push, GANG WARFARE, the Asylum Alliance and Hard 10 Tournaments and Chris Sabin's X-Division Title win!Support us on Patreon for more audio content, show notes, star ratings and more: https://patreon.com/kiddingmeFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tnahistorypodAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Garrett and Liam are back to talk everything TNA from May 2003 - including the Glenn Gilbertti mega-push, GANG WARFARE, the Asylum Alliance and Hard 10 Tournaments and Chris Sabin's X-Division Title win!Support us on Patreon for more audio content, show notes, star ratings and more: https://patreon.com/kiddingmeFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tnahistorypodSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/youve-got-to-be-kidding-me/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

An exploration into the highly influential but semi-ignored wave of Italian musicians who influenced dance and electronic music for decades to come. Albums range from the 70's-90's. Selection - SelectionKen Laszlo - Ken LaszloPink Project ‎– DominoRigheira ‎– RigheiraKoto - From the Dawn of TimeSandy Marton ‎– Modern LoverHypnosis - HipnosisGazebo - GazeboFresh Color - Night DreamsTantra - Hills of Katmandu

This is The Final Countdown. A podcast dedicated to all the great finals from the annals of football. Each week your hosts, Adam and Lewis, will do a deep dive (with a generous helping of nostalgia and humour) into one of the greats. Episode 9 takes us comfortably into the 1980's as we discuss a historic Final Replay between Man Utd and Brighton! So join us as we talk about legendary commentary, absolutely ludicrous chairman and a Disco Fever manager!

In this episode of the Uriah Jokes Podcast he goes back to the disco era to talk about how the BeeGees we're the original fake news junkies. 

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What does hip hop and real estate have in common? In a very personal and introspective interview, we answer that question and so much more, with Chad “Ap” Bromley, better known in the hip hop world as “Apathy.”   This hip hop legend explains how he was trying to make it as a white rapper before Eminem. Apathy found joy in hip hop music through his dad, who used to tape hip hop shows on the radio just when the music genre was starting to make waves.    Apathy was born to teenage parents in an economically destitute neighbourhood in Connecticut. But it wasn't all that bad as he had always shared hip hop with his dad.    “My father had a big work van and we would drive around. I remember, summertime, bumping the Beastie Boys and my dad turning it up loud so it would bump and I just felt like the coolest kid in the world,” said Apathy, who dropped by the RUNGPG Podcast to share his experience in both hip hop and real estate.    Yep! This critically acclaimed rapper is also helping people find the right homes for them. And his hip hop background was actually a factor that led him to the real estate industry.   Apathy started rapping at the age of five, freestyling the intro to Chaka Khan's “I Feel For You.” But it wasn't until he turned 15 that he actually took it seriously, traveling to New York City for rap battles and ciphers.    His talent for rap battles almost got him killed at the famous Disco Fever nightclub in South Bronx.    Apathy eventually broke out into the music industry with an appearance on Jedi Mind Tricks' debut album. In 2006, Apathy debuted his own album, “Eastern Philosophy.”   He has since worked with some of the biggest names in music: DJ Premier, Snoop Dogg, Nas, Linkin Park and Busta Rhymes.    So, how did he end up in real estate?   Apathy shared that after finishing a tour, he would usually have a pile of cash where he would whittle away from. He thought it would be smarter to invest the money he earned from his music tours.   He also had a not-so good experience with some real estate agents and he wanted to change how the business is done. Apathy shared that while looking for a house with his wife, the real estate agents he worked with never really educated him about the industry.    The rapper and real estate agent wants to sell houses for the right reason, and that is to help people find a place where they could make memories.   Here are the other topics we discussed during the podcast:     What it was like growing up in Connecticut.  His earliest hip hop influences. How he started in hip hop. What it was like being a white rapper. How he almost got shot one night in the Bronx.  Where the name Apathy came from.  Making money doing something he loves.  His creative process.  The best and worst moments during live shows.  Working with Snoop Dogg.  His dream collaborations? His love of Canada.  The biggest contributor to his longevity in hip hop. His advice to up-and-coming artists. About his latest album “Where the River Meets the Sea.” How he ended up in real estate.  His upcoming projects. The three people he wants to have dinner with.  The legacy Apathy wants to leave behind.      Apathy is a student of Hip-Hop.  “I study them so seriously. Other people listen to rap and they are fans of it, but I study it to the molecular level. I pick apart everything they said, why they put certain words together, the alliteration, the phonetics, all of these things. And that's why I write the way I do,” said Apathy.    NOTE:  Apathy also created and mixed the new intro for the RUNGPG podcast.      Contact Apathy Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ApathyDGZ Twitter - https://twitter.com/apathydgz Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/apathy/?hl=en Website - http://demigodzstore.bigcartel.com/     Subscribe To The RUNGPG Podcast Thanks for tuning in to this week's episode of the RUNGPG Podcast! Please leave us a review on iTunes. This will help us continue delivering fire content for you and our listeners each week!

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James' disco fever nightmares of the past and present. Follow us on Twitter @CurtisAndMorris. Credits Stringed Disco by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4427-stringed-disco License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

Disco was not just a music genre, it was a whole era of acceptance, joy and freedom. From Saturday Night Fever to Studio 54, the beat of disco music carried an entire generation and became one of the most beloved and remembered genres to this day. In this episode of How Did We Get Hear, Anastasia Nullans will present to you different styles and origins of Disco Music while playing some classics of the genre! Link to the Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6vh9fOjsjj0F60r333K8cJ?si=6a50731843c145e9

In this episode we welcome the distinguished New York writer Carol Cooper and ask her to talk us through her career, from her first pieces for the SoHo Weekly News, via the Village Voice and The Face to her present incarnation as an Adjunct Instructor at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. Dr. Cooper also talks about her early experiences of live music in NYC & New Jersey, plus the dawn of East Coast hip hop (and the vital importance of Bronx club Disco Fever); the problematic concept of "global music"; and the impact of Jungian psychology of her writing & teaching.Carol then pitches in on a discussion about Steve Cropper, Otis Redding & the racial politics of Stax Records, as well as reminiscing about her 1983 Musician interview with Eddy Grant as Mark talks us through a 1991 audio interview with the former Equal. There's a general discussion of the Guyana-born maverick's unique genre-blending career and DIY business acumen.Mark talks us through highlights among the most recent additions to the RBP Library, including pieces on Graham Nash & the Hollies, Aretha Franklin's legendary show at the Fillmore West and Paul McCartney's 1980 drug bust in Japan, while Jasper has his mind twisted by Edwin Pouncey's guide to "occult rock" and Lisa Verrico's advice to Times readers on "how to get hip to rap".Many thanks to special guest Carol Cooper. Please visit carolcooper.org for more of her writing and to buy her book, Pop Culture Considered as an Uphill Bicycle Race.Pieces discussed: Black Music Association, Global Music, Disco Fever, Stax Story, Steve Cropper, Stever Cropper audio, Otis Redding, Eddy Grant audio, Graham Nash, Dusty Springfield, Aretha Franklin, Joni Mitchell, Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour, Chelsea FC, Gil Evans, Paul McCartney, Iggy Pop, Neil Young's archives, Top 10 Black clubs, Occult rock, How to get hip to rap and Rick Rubin.

In this episode we welcome the distinguished New York writer Carol Cooper and ask her to talk us through her career, from her first pieces for the SoHo Weekly News, via the Village Voice and The Face to her present incarnation as an Adjunct Instructor at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. Dr. Cooper also talks about her early experiences of live music in NYC & New Jersey, plus the dawn of East Coast hip hop (and the vital importance of Bronx club Disco Fever); the problematic concept of "global music"; and the impact of Jungian psychology of her writing & teaching. Carol then pitches in on a discussion about Steve Cropper, Otis Redding & the racial politics of Stax Records, as well as reminiscing about her 1983 Musician interview with Eddy Grant as Mark talks us through a 1991 audio interview with the former Equal. There's a general discussion of the Guyana-born maverick's unique genre-blending career and DIY business acumen. Mark talks us through highlights among the most recent additions to the RBP Library, including pieces on Graham Nash & the Hollies, Aretha Franklin's legendary show at the Fillmore West and Paul McCartney's 1980 drug bust in Japan, while Jasper has his mind twisted by Edwin Pouncey's guide to "occult rock" and Lisa Verrico's advice to Times readers on "how to get hip to rap". Many thanks to special guest Carol Cooper. Please visit carolcooper.org for more of her writing and to buy her book, Pop Culture Considered as an Uphill Bicycle Race. Pieces discussed: Black Music Association, Global Music, Disco Fever, Stax Story, Steve Cropper, Stever Cropper audio, Otis Redding, Eddy Grant audio, Graham Nash, Dusty Springfield, Aretha Franklin, Joni Mitchell, Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour, Chelsea FC, Gil Evans, Paul McCartney, Iggy Pop, Neil Young's archives, Top 10 Black clubs, Occult rock, How to get hip to rap and Rick Rubin.

Bill Cowher looks back at his time in Pittsburgh from cutting the rug as disco fevered teenager to coaching the Steelers to two Super Bowl appearances, and that fabled title in 2005, and some valuable advice he gleaned from two pivotal role models throughout his career.

In this episode we welcome the distinguished New York writer Carol Cooper and ask her to talk us through her career, from her first pieces for the SoHo Weekly News, via the Village Voice and The Face to her present incarnation as an Adjunct Instructor at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. Dr. Cooper also talks about her early experiences of live music in NYC & New Jersey, plus the dawn of East Coast hip hop (and the vital importance of Bronx club Disco Fever); the problematic concept of "global music"; and the impact of Jungian psychology of her writing & teaching.Carol then pitches in on a discussion about Steve Cropper, Otis Redding & the racial politics of Stax Records, as well as reminiscing about her 1983 Musician interview with Eddy Grant as Mark talks us through a 1991 audio interview with the former Equal. There's a general discussion of the Guyana-born maverick's unique genre-blending career and DIY business acumen.Mark talks us through highlights among the most recent additions to the RBP Library, including pieces on Graham Nash & the Hollies, Aretha Franklin's legendary show at the Fillmore West and Paul McCartney's 1980 drug bust in Japan, while Jasper has his mind twisted by Edwin Pouncey's guide to "occult rock" and Lisa Verrico's advice to Times readers on "how to get hip to rap".Many thanks to special guest Carol Cooper. Please visit carolcooper.org for more of her writing and to buy her book, Pop Culture Considered as an Uphill Bicycle Race.Pieces discussed: Black Music Association, Global Music, Disco Fever, Stax Story, Steve Cropper, Stever Cropper audio, Otis Redding, Eddy Grant audio, Graham Nash, Dusty Springfield, Aretha Franklin, Joni Mitchell, Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour, Chelsea FC, Gil Evans, Paul McCartney, Iggy Pop, Neil Young's archives, Top 10 Black clubs, Occult rock, How to get hip to rap and Rick Rubin.

Help us do what we do! Send us $25 or more and we'll send you a Wake Up Call t-shirt for your generosity. Or sign up for monthly contributions for as little as $5 and we'll send you a free T-Shirt after only 4 months of contributions. Follow the PayPal link & choose the Wake Up Call, we'll love you forever!Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=DNYQMA27ZJKXN)Did you ever catch the Disco Fever, grab you leisure suit, mini-skirt, go-go boots or white paten leather platform shoes and lets dance!!! We got dabidNeeze, Ask Ren & david along with the ever popular Ren Rants, this week its the movie The Nice Guys.We couldn't do what we do without money and services from our fine sponsors: David Mills, your vehicle guy at Webb Toyota (@millssellswheels· Automotive, Aircraft & Boat), Michael Bulloch (http://www.bullochgallery.com ) and Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate Golden Door ( @goldendoorfarmington · Real Estate Service )This Podcast was recorded live, unscripted and uncut at Better Homes & Garden Real Estate/Golden Door in downtown Farmington, NMSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=DNYQMA27ZJKXN)

In this episode we welcome the distinguished New York writer Carol Cooper and ask her to talk us through her career, from her first pieces for the SoHo Weekly News, via the Village Voice and The Face to her present incarnation as an Adjunct Instructor at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. Dr. Cooper also talks about her early experiences of live music in NYC & New Jersey, plus the dawn of East Coast hip hop (and the vital importance of Bronx club Disco Fever); the problematic concept of "global music"; and the impact of Jungian psychology of her writing & teaching. Carol then pitches in on a discussion about Steve Cropper, Otis Redding & the racial politics of Stax Records, as well as reminiscing about her 1983 Musician interview with Eddy Grant as Mark talks us through a 1991 audio interview with the former Equal. There's a general discussion of the Guyana-born maverick's unique genre-blending career and DIY business acumen. Mark talks us through highlights among the most recent additions to the RBP Library, including pieces on Graham Nash & the Hollies, Aretha Franklin's legendary show at the Fillmore West and Paul McCartney's 1980 drug bust in Japan, while Jasper has his mind twisted by Edwin Pouncey's guide to "occult rock" and Lisa Verrico's advice to Times readers on "how to get hip to rap". Many thanks to special guest Carol Cooper. Please visit carolcooper.org for more of her writing and to buy her book, Pop Culture Considered as an Uphill Bicycle Race. Pieces discussed: Black Music Association, Global Music, Disco Fever, Stax Story, Steve Cropper, Stever Cropper audio, Otis Redding, Eddy Grant audio, Graham Nash, Dusty Springfield, Aretha Franklin, Joni Mitchell, Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour, Chelsea FC, Gil Evans, Paul McCartney, Iggy Pop, Neil Young's archives, Top 10 Black clubs, Occult rock, How to get hip to rap and Rick Rubin.

Join us in a stroll from Cherry Tree Lane to Paradise falls and everywhere in between as we recount some of our favorite moments from episodes 61 - 70.  We give out some golden raspberries and VIP awards. Have any of our ratings changed? Find out now!

Crave the Pod is going live! You can catch our streams on our YouTube every Wednesday night at 7:15 pm. This week Kiara and Jake stand up to defend the underrated and over-hated genre of Disco. Follow Crave the Sound on Instagram: @crave.thesound Crave the Podcast is produced by Reilly Ernst, Jake Trujillo, Zac Clement, Kalyan Lemercier, and Patrick Stachniak. Madi Heath created the podcast artwork and Jivan West makes our photo edits every week.

Some New and Old refreshed Disco Tracks I Really like. So enjoy some Disco Time and go on the Dancefloor.......... Hope to see you soon !!! For Promotion Only !!!

Recorded February 14, 1995 at Avalon, Boston for their semi-annual event where house and disco came together for a fun and festive retro celebration!

Here is The Two Marks' round up of Season 3 delivered as a half-arsed awards ceremony. Find out which characters won awards they will never know nor care about, but which have been lovingly bestowed upon them whether they like it or not! Don't forget to vote in our Twitter Poll on the episode and comment to get a mention on the show. If you would like to get in touch with the guys you can email the show thetwomarks@thepodstation.co.uk or comment on social media: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram Help support the show and get the chance to be a guest by becoming a Patreon or email info@thepodstation.co.uk if you would be interest in starting your own show. Other Episodes 26 May Disco Fever, Pic-Hard Talk, Podcasts, The Two Marks A Star Trek Teaser Trailer Breakdown Sandwich May 26, 2021 Leave a comment The Star Trek Discovery Season 4 & Star Trek Picard trailers might have only been a couple of minutes long (in the case of Picard not even that), but you can be assured that...Read more 22 Jan Disco Fever, Pic-Hard Talk, Podcasts, The Two Marks S3 Ep13 – The Universe's biggest door-chasm February 8, 2021 Leave a comment It's the season finale and The Two Marks delve right in to the key issues such as why Starfleet should sack the NCC1031 Discovery designer for the creating the universe's biggest lift system whilst...Read more 22 Jan Disco Fever, Pic-Hard Talk, Podcasts, The Two Marks S3 Ep12 – Going Green February 8, 2021 Leave a comment And so we reach the penultimate episode in Season 3 & here is clearly where the deals get done. The Two Marks discuss why Starfleet clearly reads terms and conditions as well as we do...Read more 22 Jan Disco Fever, Pic-Hard Talk, Podcasts, The Two Marks S3 Ep11 – Dropping Balls February 8, 2021 Leave a comment So we head into the final furlong of Season 3, with the crew having remembered there was a burn topic people have kept on mentioning sporadically for the last 10 episodes and clearly having...Read more 24 Dec Disco Fever, Pic-Hard Talk, Podcasts, The Two Marks S3 Ep10 – The Emperors New Clothes February 8, 2021 Leave a comment It's a Christmas Eve treat for you as ‘The Two Marks' dissect episode 10 of Star Trek Discovery.  They discuss how mirror universe Georgiou has managed to persuade everyone she has become a goodie by...Read more 16 Dec Disco Fever, Pic-Hard Talk, Podcasts, The Two Marks

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Ramona Mirage joins me as Drag Race Season 13 gets Disco Fever!

Even helaas geen Saturdaynight Fever musical maar bedachten Ruud de Graaf en Hans Cornelissen dat we wel een theatershow kunnen maken met 1,5 meter afstandsdiscipline waarin we dé swingende discoliedjes uit de jaren 70 en 80 voorbij kunnen laten komen. Vajèn van den Bosch (On Your Feet, Kinky Boots maar ook Grease), zingt mee naast Esmée Dekker, Annefleur van den Berg, Elindo Avastia, Yoran de Bont en Martijn Vogel met natuurlijk een live band o.l.v. Billy Maluw. Bij ons vertelde Vajèn hoe zij hunkert naar het full time leven als artiest óp het podium en vertelt ze ons meer over Stayin Alive. T/m 29 januari is Vajèn ook te zien en te horen in de 3de editie van de Musicals in Concert: Stars From The House met o.m. Naidjim Severina en Julia Berendse. Daarvoor kun je kaarten kopen via Eventim Meer info en kaarten voor Stayin' Alive kun je vinden via degraafencornelissen.nl/voorstelling/stayin-alive-disco-fever

In this time when folks are divided on all sorts of issues it’s good to know there are still some things that everybody can agree on, like Star Trek. Or not. This week the regular Regular Joes add Brian Mix to the ... er, mix, to take a first pass at the 3rd season premiere of Star Trek Discovery. Easily the most controversial of the Trek offerings, Discovery returns after having jumped nearly a thousand years beyond the Final Frontier as we know it. Is it a fresh start or more of the same? Between the four of the them the opinions range from optimistic to profound dislike. There’s also a round of What’s in The Box and the usual round of Random Topics. Thanks for Listening!

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It came and went in a flash. A coke-fueled, late-night neon dance party that boogied its way through the late 70s without consequences. And it all ended with a pile of flaming records and a vicious hangover. Today, we're talking disco. We've managed to salvage a few of our favorite disco tunes from the ashes of Comiskey Park, which we're graciously sharing with you on our custom Disco Fever Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/thebrotherpod/playlist/6TrAGI0oTGcpe52wGBvGyQ

We head to the discotheque with a selection of tracks from the '70s through early '80s including songs by Charanga 76, Manzel, Wild Sugar and B&G Rhythm. Platform shoes not required.

Harland has an Ernest Hemmingway of an adventure. Funny DISCO stuff, and calls from the Pavement Pounders. Brass Ass Glass!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices