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Die Themen im heutigen Versicherungsfunk Update sind: Studie warnt: Sozialbeiträge steigen auf über 58 % – junge Generation stark belastet Die Sozialversicherungen in Deutschland stehen vor massiven Finanzierungslasten. Laut einer aktuellen WIP-Studie von Prof. Martin Werding wird der Gesamtbeitragssatz unter aktueller Gesetzeslage bis 2080 auf 58,4 % steigen – aktuell liegt er bei knapp 42 %. Besonders betroffen ist die junge Generation: Während ein 1940 Geborener rund 34,2 % seines Erwerbseinkommens für Sozialbeiträge aufbrachte, liegt der Wert für den Jahrgang 2020 bei voraussichtlich 55,6 %. Das umlagefinanzierte System gerät dadurch zunehmend aus dem Gleichgewicht, so die Autoren. Die Studie fordert grundlegende Reformen zur Generationengerechtigkeit. Tagesgeld: 52 Banken zahlen 0,00 % Zinsen Laut Verivox-Analyse bieten 52 von 786 ausgewerteten Banken in Deutschland aktuell 0,00 % Zinsen auf Tagesgeld. Besonders häufig betroffen sind regionale Institute wie Sparkassen und Volksbanken. Bei bundesweiten Banken bleibt die Nullzins-Politik die Ausnahme. Sparer sollten handeln: Andere Anbieter zahlen bis zu 2,5 % – ohne Wechsel der Hausbank. JDC Group startet mit Rekordergebnis ins Jahr Die JDC Group AG hat im ersten Quartal erstmals einen Umsatz von über 60 Mio. EUR erzielt – konkret 62,2 Mio. EUR (+16,7 %). Das EBITDA stieg auf 5,0 Mio. EUR, das EBIT auf 3,4 Mio. EUR. Besonders das Segment Advisortech trug mit 53,8 Mio. EUR maßgeblich zum Wachstum bei. Auch das Advisory-Segment legte stark zu – unter anderem durch interne Strukturmaßnahmen. JDC bestätigt seine Jahresprognose mit Umsätzen bis zu 265 Mio. EUR. Tag der Pflegenden: IDEAL wirbt für stärkere Pflegevorsorge Zum Tag der Pflegenden rückt die IDEAL Versicherung das Thema private Pflegevorsorge in den Fokus – mit ihrer vielfach ausgezeichneten PflegeRente und gezielter Vertriebsunterstützung. Die IDEAL verweist auf steigende Pflegekosten, zunehmende Versorgungsdauer und wachsende Versorgungslücken – und bietet Vermittlern crossmediale Beratungshilfen sowie ein Anreizprogramm mit iPad-Verlosung. Dienstunfähigkeitsschutz der uniVersa wird „Produkt des Monats“ Die uniVersa wurde vom Focus-Money-Versicherungsprofi für ihren verbesserten Dienstunfähigkeitsschutz als „Produkt des Monats“ ausgezeichnet (Ausgabe 7/2025). Das Update umfasst unter anderem eine echte DU-Klausel, höhere Absicherungsgrenzen für Beamte sowie eine Soforthilfe bei schweren Krankheiten. Auch Nachversicherungsgarantie und Verlängerungsoption wurden verbessert – jeweils ohne erneute Gesundheitsprüfung. Jetzt abstimmen: Wer wird „Versicherer des Jahres 2025“? Der Nachrichtensender ntv und das Deutsche Institut für Service-Qualität (DISQ) starten ihre große Kundenbefragung zur Servicequalität der Versicherer. Noch bis zum 1. August können Versicherte online ihre Erfahrungen teilen – etwa zu Beratung, Schadenregulierung, Transparenz und Preis-Leistung.

Die Themen im heutigen Versicherungsfunk Update sind: Deutscher Versicherungs-Award 2025 geht an 38 Anbieter Der Deutsche Versicherungs-Award wurde in Berlin verliehen. Franke und Bornberg, das Deutsche Institut für Service-Qualität (DISQ) und ntv würdigen damit bereits zum achten Mal herausragende Versicherer. Ausgezeichnet wurden 38 Anbieter in 31 Kategorien – basierend auf Produktqualität, Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis und Service. Grundlage waren mehr als 5.000 Versicherungsdatensätze sowie 915 verdeckte Servicekontakte. Die Ergebnisse sind online unter www.vers-award.deabrufbar. Der Nachrichtensender ntv berichtet über die Verleihung am 8. April 2025 um 18:35 Uhr im Format „ntv service“. Ferienhäuser top ausgestattet – aber oft schlecht versichert Laut einer aktuellen Hiscox-Umfrage sind gewerblich vermietete Ferienimmobilien in Deutschland und Österreich häufig hochwertig ausgestattet, aber nur unzureichend versichert. 87 % der Befragten hatten bereits Schäden – etwa durch Mieter, Diebstahl oder Unwetter. Dennoch hat nur rund die Hälfte eine passende Versicherung. Mit „Mundial Commercial by Hiscox“ bietet der Spezialversicherer nun eine speziell auf Vermieter zugeschnittene Allgefahren-Police an. Rekordergebnis für VPV: Lebensversicherung legt um fast 50 Prozent zu Die VPV Lebensversicherung hat 2024 ein historisches Ergebnis erzielt: Die Beitragssumme stieg auf 955 Mio. Euro – ein Plus von rund 50 Prozent. Wachstumstreiber waren u.a. das neue VPV Parkdepot sowie die Auslandssparte in Island. Auch im Kompositbereich legt der Versicherer zu: Die Beitragseinnahmen stiegen um gut acht Prozent, die Combined Ratio liegt bei 90,6 Prozent. Zudem wurden die CO₂-Emissionen laut CSR-Bericht um 20 Prozent reduziert. Neuer Arbeitgeber-Service: Krankenkassen-Check für Mitarbeitende Das Vergleichsportal gesetzlichekrankenkassen.de hat einen neuen Arbeitgeber-Service gestartet. Mit dem kostenlosen Tool können Unternehmen ihren Mitarbeitenden eine neutrale Vergleichsmöglichkeit gesetzlicher Krankenkassen zur Verfügung stellen. Die Anwendung lässt sich datenschutzkonform in interne Plattformen wie Intranets einbinden und basiert auf den Daten der bekannten Vergleichsseite. Ziel ist es, Beschäftigte beim Wechsel in eine günstigere oder leistungsstärkere Krankenkasse zu unterstützen – wovon auch Arbeitgeber finanziell profitieren können. MLP: Lars Krauße übernimmt Leitung der Internen Revision Lars Krauße (45) hat zum 1. April die Leitung des Bereichs Interne Revision bei der MLP Banking AG übernommen. In dieser Position verantwortet er die Prüf- und Überwachungsprozesse in der gesamten MLP Gruppe, d. h. bei der MLP Banking AG, der MLP Finanzberatung SE, der MLP SE sowie bei allen Töchtern. Krauße berichtet an Finanzvorstand Reinhard Loose. Unabhängige Patientenberatung Deutschland (UPD): PKV ist mit dabei Die Private Krankenversicherung wird ab dem 1. Januar 2025 das Beratungsangebot der UPD-Stiftung mit jährlich 1,1 Millionen Euro mitfinanzieren. Darauf haben sich der Stiftungsvorstand und der PKV-Verband in einer Finanzierungsvereinbarung geeinigt. Diese Fördersumme orientiert sich am Anteil der PKV-Versicherten in der Gesamtbevölkerung.

Extraño el Café viejo, las esperas infinitas y las revistas ojeadas. Extraño los VIPS.Con Música de Ibon Errazkin,Gerardo Enciso, Stereo Total, Peder, Peso Pluma, Que Lindo, Paz SS, no!, Disq, Real Oculto, Mexican Coke y muchos más.Escuchar audio

Each week Zen Perry gives his picks for the best shows happening in Santa Cruz on KPCR 101.9 Pirate Cat Radio Support the showIntrospective interviews with artistic individuals - an ongoing audiovisual journal of Zen Perry. Behold a wall of periodically updated webpages!Official Website: https://www.zenperryproject.com/Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/breakingnorthInstagram: @https://www.instagram.com/zenperryproject/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/breakingnorthpodcastTwitter: @BreakingNorthTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/breakingnorth_Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@zenperryproject160Email: info@zenperryproject.comThanks for listening - hope you enjoy!

Will discusses new releases by Sorry and Disq.

The king welcomes Marc Morano, publisher of ClimateDepot.com, and author of The Great Reset: Global Elites and the Permanent Lockdown. While proponents of the Great Reset push slogans like “Build Back Better,” “The Fourth Industrial Revolution,” and “A New Normal,” the Reset is nothing short of a rebranded Soviet system, threatening to strip away property rights, restrict freedom of movement and association, and radically reshape our diets and way of life. Marc unveils the origins of the Great Reset, who is behind it, how it is being implemented, and how COVID-19 and the alleged “climate emergency” accelerated its imposition on the United States. Subscribe to the King of Stuff Spotify playlist featuring picks from the show. This week, Jon recommends “(With Respect To) Loyal Serfs” by Disq. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“I watch myself from outside of myself / And find a way back in / I'm in and out of it / I spin and spin, but never move an inch”, raccontano i DISQ nella canzone che apre questa puntata: stanno raccontando un viaggio psichedelico oppure descrivono nel dettaglio una qualunque serata per il regia … Continua a leggere “polaroid – un blog alla radio” – S22E05

Indiecast may have ceaseless banter about The 1975 and band leader Matty Healy's antics — Steven and Ian even dedicated an entire episode to it — but now that the band has released their latest album Being Funny In A Foreign Language, have they finally written a project that lives up to the hype? On this week's episode, Steven and Ian share their thoughts on The 1975's return (33:07) and the new, ultra-vulnerable album ILYSM by Wild Pink (46:22).If you're an indie fan who happened to be online at all this week, you'll know that the biggest indie news story came from Blink-182 (:24). Original member and alien enthusiast Tom DeLonge announced he's officially rejoining the band and that they're embarking on a massive (and quite expensive) tour. Plus, Steven and Ian discuss why so many bands seem to be canceling their tours lately (11:47).In this week's Recommendation Corner (57:33), Ian mentions Gris Klein's album Birds In Row, the post-hardcore band's third album in 10 years. Meanwhile, Steven shouts out Brian Eno and Bill Callahan and tells listeners to check out Wisconsin band Disq's new album Desperately Imagining Someplace Quiet.New episodes of Indiecast drop every Friday. Listen to Episode 110 here 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.

Disq - "Cujo Kiddies" from the 2022 album Desperately Imagining Someplace Quiet on Saddle Creek. Wisconsin-based quintet Disq are releasing their sophomore record Desperately Imagining Someplace Quiet this Friday two years after dropping their debut Collector. Our Song of the Day and the album's lead single “Cujo Kiddies” emphasizes the band's ability to craft eclectic art rock but is also a deeply personal song for vocalist/bassist Raina Bock. In a lengthy statement, Bock had this to say about the song: “I wanted to make a song that sounded like a freight train full of clowns and silly toys, barreling through the dark, observing and taking note of the various gloomy landscapes of my brain (without dwelling too long or taking any of it too seriously).I wrote the first half of ‘Cujo' from deep inside the hole of substance abuse and loneliness. The song was meant to function as a blueprint for how I wished my reality could look. Six months later, sitting in an ocean of boxes all packed up for what would be my fourth time moving that year, I wrote the second half.The experience inspired what I hope to be my lifelong approach to songwriting going forward… To write songs not with the goal of reflecting on where I am at a given moment, but as a tool to pull myself out of the way things are and toward the way I'd like them to be.I wrote ‘Cujo Kiddies' for nobody else's ears but my own, so while it is now making its way out into a strange world where I am not the only living person on earth, I truly from the bottom of my heart hope you all enjoy— but if you don't, rest easy in knowing that it is no skin off the author's back either way. This song has already done everything I could have ever hoped it would.” Disq will be in Seattle on Tuesday, December 6th to play Barboza with opening support from local band Sea Lemon. Watch the official video for other Desperately Imagining Someplace Quiet single “The Hardest Part” and read the full post at KEXP.org.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Edición Limitada - 26 de Setiembre del 2022. Producción, realización y conducción: Francisco J. Brenes. Presentando música de Floating Points with Pharoah Sanders & London Symphony Orchestra, A-ha, Holy Motors, Björk, Editors, The Mars Volta, The Big Pink, Circuit des Yeux, Tim Burgess, Bush, Maxïmo Park, Weezer, Death Cab for Cutie, Luke Haines & Peter Buck, Spoon, Alvvays, Disq, The Foreign Resort, Spectres, Fontaines D.C., ABC, Buzzcocks, Manic Street Preachers, David Bowie, New Obsessions, Citizen, Suede, The, Smashing Pumpkins, Iceage, The Black Angels, Total Chroma featuring Devours, Billy Nomates, Breanna Barbara, The Orielles, The Beths, The Golden Palominos, Miss Grit, Beak>, Daniel Avery featuring HAAi, Maria Uzor, Midi Memory, Röyksopp, Blancmange, Robert Marlow, Howard Jones, Leftfield, Gabe Gurnsey, GusGus & John Grant, Ela Minus & Dj Python, µ-Ziq, Flume featuring Caroline Polachek, Electronic Frequency, Junksista, Delta Komplex, Blaqk Audio, Normal Bias, Mecha Maiko, The Soft Moon, Parralox y U96.

La psicodelia del nuevo álbum de The Black Angels nos sigue haciendo de guía durante esta semana. Superamos la parte más dura de la jornada con The Hardest Part de Disq y suenan novedades de Margo Price, Wiki, Jamie XX o Depresión Sonora. Disq - The Hardest Part The Black Angels - Firefly The Black Angels - Make It Known Margo Price - Change Of Heart WITCH - Waile Wiki, Subjxct 5 - My Life isomonstrosity, 645AR, Johan Lenox, Danny Brown - careful what you wish for Lesser Evil - Fiction Jamie XX - KILL DEM Confidence Man - Luvin U Is Easy - Totally Enormous Extinc Dinosaurs Remix Daniel Avery, HAAi - Wall Of Sleep Los Tiki Phantoms - El Vampiro Robot Depresión Sonora - Veo tan Dentro Dharmacide - Depressed (One Path Remix) Arctic Monkeys - There'd Better Be A Mirrorball Rina Sawayama - Hold The Girl Metz - Come On Down (feat. Joe Talbot) Panda Bear, Sonic Boom - Go On

“Dog I'd Sear Quickly.” In this episode Luke recaps his weekend at Dave Matthew Band concerts, the guys discuss inflation struggles and they pitch alternate acronym album titles for the band Disq. As always they play an incredible lineup of songs from awesome artists. Songs Played In This Episode: Lice (Aesop Rock & Homeboy Sandman) - Catfish out now on Rhymesayers Entertainment The Chats - The Price of Smokes from Get Fucked out now on Bargain Bin records  Disq - (With Respect To) Loyal Serfs from Desperately Imagining Someplace Quiet out October 7th on Saddle Creek GRAZER - The Lonely Example from Melancholics Anonymous out now on Cascine Elke - My Sweetheart out now on Congrats Records GIFT - Gumball Garden from their upcoming debut Momentary Presence out October 14th on Dedstrange Photo Credits: Lice by Press The Chats by ??? Disq by Jacob Boll GRAZER by Press Elke by Zac Farro GIFT by Jena Cumbo

Edición Limitada - 5 de Setiembre del 2022. Producción, realización y conducción: Francisco J. Brenes. Presentando música de Florence + The Machine, Noah Cyrus con Benjamin Gibbard, Arctic Monkeys, Sohn, The Church, Alphaville, Tears for Fears, Tegan and Sara, Elevator Division, Neu, The Cure, Tim Burgess, Robyn Hitchcock, Regina Spektor, David Bowie, Star Tropics, The 1975, The Smithereens, Buzzcocks, Manic Street Preachers, Actors, Ezra Furman, The Lounge Society, Suede, Muse, The Wonder Years, Archers of Loaf, Bauhaus, PVA, Disq, Fauness, José González, Karin Park, Beverly Kills, Nicolas Bougaïeff, Stereolab, The Orielles, Editors, Gorillaz, Tom Tom Club con Megadon, William Orbit con Beth Orton, Jean-Michel Jarre, Oliver Sim, Röyksopp con Alison Goldfrapp, Parralox, Cold Cave, Matte Blvck, Morphose con Sascha Klein y Rammstein.

Edición Limitada - 25 de Julio del 2022. Producción, realización y conducción: Francisco J. Brenes. Presentando música de Thom Yorke, Mark Peters con Dot Allison, Gloria de Oliveira & Dean Hurley, Beth Orton, Skullcrusher, No Devotion, Paul Heaton & Jacqui Abbott, Laura Jean, The Beths, Aoife Nessa Frances, St. Vincent, Spring Summer, The Murder Capital, Modern Woman, The Afghan Whigs, Disco Doom, Panic! At The Disco, Robyn Hitchcock, The House Of Love, Death Cab for Cutie, The Subways, Sorry, Oneida, Silversun Pickups, SLOAN, The Wedding Present, Pearl Jam, High Vis, The Mountain Goats, Fotocrime, Muse, William Orbit & Polly Scattergood, Hyd, Mykki Blanco, Traams, Warmduscher, Movulango, Fujiya & Miyagi, The Swedish Railway Orchestra, The Soft Moon, PVA, Disq, Ásgeir, Four Tet, Daphni, Daniel Avery, Hørd, Blimp y Unloved.

Thema heute:    Servicestudie: Parkhausbetreiber 2021 - Service und Angebot in den Parkobjekten mit Defiziten - Personal nur selten präsent - Q-Park ist Testsieger     Das Parkticket ist verloren gegangen oder das eigene Auto wurde beschädigt? Spätestens in solchen Fällen wird deutlich, dass auch Parkhausbetreiber einen guten Service bieten sollten. Doch nicht nur fehlendes Personal vor Ort kann für Kundenfrust sorgen. Stärken und Schwächen der Branche deckt die aktuelle Studie des Deutschen Instituts für Service-Qualität (DISQ) auf, welches neun überregionale Anbieter getestet hat. Mäßiger Gesamtservice Die Branche erreicht beim Service vor Ort ein befriedigendes Ergebnis; die Kundenorientierung am Telefon wie auch per E-Mail fällt dagegen noch schlechter aus. Nur drei Parkhausbetreiber sichern sich das Qualitätsurteil "befriedigend"; die weiteren sechs getesteten Anbieter kommen insgesamt nicht über ein ausreichendes Resultat hinaus. Nicht einmal jedes zweite getestete Parkhaus ist mit Personal besetzt - bei Problemen sind Autofahrerinnen und Autofahrer oft auf die Hotline oder im Nachhinein auf den E-Mail-Kontakt angewiesen. Am Telefon erhalten Anrufer zwar meist fachlich korrekte, aber häufig nur oberflächliche Auskünfte. Auch in puncto Motivation und Freundlichkeiten der Mitarbeiter zeigen sich Defizite. Noch enttäuschender fällt der Service per E-Mail aus: Fast ein Drittel der Anfragen bleibt unbeantwortet. Verbesserungspotenzial in den Parkhäusern Die getesteten Parkhäuser bieten nicht zuletzt durch lange Öffnungszeiten von im Schnitt 19 Stunden pro Tag eine Alternative zur Parkplatzsuche am Straßenrand. Auch die Sauberkeit und eine gute Beleuchtungssituation überzeugen an vielen Standorten. Es gibt aber auch Verbesserungspotenzial, etwa im Hinblick auf Sicherheitsaspekte: Häufig mangelt es an sichtbarer Videoüberwachung und leicht auffindbaren Notrufmeldern; in mehr als jedem zweiten Parkhaus sind die Fußgängerwege unzureichend markiert. Stellplätze mit einer Ladestation für E-Autos sucht man zudem in rund 69 Prozent der Fälle vergeblich. Und auch kundenfreundliche Features wie interne Leitsysteme zu freien Parkplätzen oder die Erleichterung beim Bezahlen, etwa durch eine App, stellen eher die Ausnahme dar. Als Testsieger geht Q-Park aus der Studie hervor. Der Anbieter profiliert sich laut DISQ als einziges Unternehmen mit einem guten Service vor Ort und erfüllt nicht nur die Basics. Die Stellplätze weisen eine ausreichende Breite auf; die Rampen und Fahrgassen in den Parkhäusern sind komfortabel befahrbar. Zudem sind auch die Parkdecks und fußgängerspezifischen Bereiche gut beleuchtet. Diesen Beitrag können Sie nachhören oder downloaden unter:

Remember when they repealed Net Neutrality and everyone died? The King of Stuff welcomes former FCC Chairman Ajit Pai to chat about that 2017 hysteria and how the internet actually improved after he repealed Net Neutrality. His biggest critics warned that his action would silence online voices; today those same people are trying to silence whoever disagrees with them. Ajit served as Chairman of the FCC from 2017 to 2021 and served as an FCC commissioner since 2012. Subscribe to the King of Stuff Spotify playlist featuring picks from the show. This week, Ajit goes with the old blues of Robert Johnson and Blind Lemon Jefferson, and Jon endorses Madison, WI, power-pop band Disq.

En este capítulo de Neo en formato podcast escuchas a Inhaler, Swmrs, Suspect208, Flat Worms, Gouge Away, Sports Team, The Blue Stones, Nada Surf, Trivium, System Of A Down, Disq, Hot Snakes y And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead.

En este capítulo de Neo en formato podcast escuchas a Inhaler, Swmrs, Suspect208, Flat Worms, Gouge Away, Sports Team, The Blue Stones, Nada Surf, Trivium, System Of A Down, Disq, Hot Snakes y And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead.

Clue Records Presents Vol 37: We might be in lockdown but through the wonders of modern technology we’ve got another Amazing Radio show for you. Featuring yoga moves 🧘‍♂️ carrot nipples 🥕 a running update 🏃‍♂️ lots of Skype puns from Scott and Emily from Girl Gang Leeds is back with another class selection for us.  We’ve also got loads of songs for you from the likes of Sorry, The Wants, Disq, Fold and Porridge Radio.Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3HdgTFDasbMgSsTDBh6mgb?si=stG0KcrCTCSBlR3n690tHgCheck out our monthly shows on Amazing Radio: https://assets.amazingradio.com/shows/clue-records-presentshttp://www.cluerecords.com

Clue Records Presents Vol 37: We might be in lockdown but through the wonders of modern technology we've got another Amazing Radio show for you. Featuring yoga moves 🧘‍♂️ carrot nipples 🥕 a running update 🏃‍♂️ lots of Skype puns from Scott and Emily from Girl Gang Leeds is back with another class selection for us.  We've also got loads of songs for you from the likes of Sorry, The Wants, Disq, Fold and Porridge Radio.Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3HdgTFDasbMgSsTDBh6mgb?si=stG0KcrCTCSBlR3n690tHgCheck out our monthly shows on Amazing Radio: https://assets.amazingradio.com/shows/clue-records-presentshttp://www.cluerecords.com

Before we start, we aren’t saying that we are more important to national morale than Captain Tom Moore’s fundraising attempts. To have the gall to claim that our new music podcast is more beneficial to the psyche of Britain, than a hundred-year-old war veteran’s incredible raising of tens of millions of pounds for frontline workers, would be at best churlish and at worst insulting. We would never say that. However…Coming up this week we have more great bands than you can shake a proverbial stick at: Gaygirl? Check! Laundromat? Check! Mellah? You better believe that’s a check! All that plus tons more, so you can find your new favourite band. Thank us later.Sandwiched between the amazing new music and ropey juvenile chat, we have the sweetest filling possible in the form of an interview with the legendary Felix White of Yala records and The Maccabees. Listen to Nathan franticly pretend he is cool and knows what he is talking about whilst they discuss the past, present and future of Yala records, as well as so so much more good stuff.Did Captain Tom Moore host a new music podcast with Felix on it? Just saying… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

TALSound interview, plus new sounds from Disq, Grand Union and The Flatmates

Stijn praat met Otto-Jan over een waardig alternatief voor festivals (dat niet bestaat), over het magistrale 'Figure 8' van Elliott Smith, over muziekboeken die ons bezig houden, over Mom's Spaghetti van Eminem, over de aangename band Disq en over cynisme, dat in deze tijd eerder ongepast is.

Wisconsin five-piece Disq bring an eclectic mix of 90s influences to their debut LP, "Collector," which we discuss in-depth in episode #124 of "For the Record." For all the prior episodes, visit ForTheRecordPodcast.com.

Wisconsin five-piece Disq bring an eclectic mix of 90s influences to their debut LP, "Collector," which we discuss in-depth in episode #124 of "For the Record." For all the prior episodes, visit ForTheRecordPodcast.com.

“Switcheroo Hullabaloo.”It’s a Switcheroo Hullabaloo on this episode as the cousins LaBenne trade songs during isolation. Luke talks about the cruise he just went on and the playlist Brian made to help calm his fears. We discuss having a beginner’s mindset, people assuming that they’re experts and Brian tells Luke to drink Essential Oils. We try to figure out if Mark Zuckerberg is a ghost, alien or robot and what the heck he does with all that sand!?! Brian sh*t talks a band he’s playing and pitches an erotic train conductor story while Luke does a flawless Jim Carey impression. All this while playing an incredible playlist of Quaran-Tunes.Songs Played In This Episode:Squid - Sludge out now on Warp RecordsNap Eyes - Mark Zuckerberg from Snapshot of a Beginner out now on JagjaguwarDirty Projectors - Overlord from Windows Open out now on DominoLouis Prince - The Number Thirteen from Thirteen out now on Last Gang RecordsJordana - Crunch from Classical Notions of Happiness out now on Grand Jury MusicDisq - Loneliness from Collector out now on Saddle Creek

Will, Chris and David cope with coronavirus-related social distancing by discussing the latest releases by Porridge Radio, Disq, THICK, Remember Sports, and Best Coast, plus live reports and more.

In just the first 10 weeks of 2020, Madison musicians have put out a wealth of new music worth hearing. Tone Madison’s Steven Spoerl and Scott Gordon sat down recently to talk about some of the standouts, including: Disq’s Collector, Supa Friends’ “Heart Made Of Gold,” LINE’s Choosing Sides, Tubal Cain’s Summon The Mist, Louise Bock’s Sketch For Winter VII—Abyss: For Cello, No Question’s Internal Bleeding, TS Foss’ forthcoming self-titled album, and Woke Up Crying’s 3:27 A.M.This episode’s getting out a few days late, as we were scrambling last week to cover the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on local arts and culture. And thanks to the pandemic, it’s anyone’s guess when you’ll get to see any of these artists live again, so consider supporting them by buying their music online.Give the conversation a listen here, or subscribe to the Tone Madison podcast on Apple Podcasts. If you like what you're hearing, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and consider supporting us financially with a one-time or recurring donation. And please check out our sister podcasts, Record Store Dropouts and Digital Warmth.

In just the first 10 weeks of 2020, Madison musicians have put out a wealth of new music worth hearing. Tone Madison’s Steven Spoerl and Scott Gordon sat down recently to talk about some of the standouts, including: Disq’s Collector, Supa Friends’ “Heart Made Of Gold,” LINE’s Choosing Sides, Tubal Cain’s Summon The Mist, Louise Bock’s Sketch For Winter VII—Abyss: For Cello, No Question’s Internal Bleeding, TS Foss’ forthcoming self-titled album, and Woke Up Crying’s 3:27 A.M.This episode’s getting out a few days late, as we were scrambling last week to cover the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on local arts and culture. And thanks to the pandemic, it’s anyone’s guess when you’ll get to see any of these artists live again, so consider supporting them by buying their music online.Give the conversation a listen here, or subscribe to the Tone Madison podcast on Apple Podcasts. If you like what you're hearing, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and consider supporting us financially with a one-time or recurring donation. And please check out our sister podcasts, Record Store Dropouts and Digital Warmth.

This episode, Matty, Rose, Lily, Dyl, and Jackson do a massive 2020 catchup touching on albums by Mark Kozelek, Andy Shauf, Caribou, Against All Logic, Caroline Rose, Disq, Porches, Tame Impala, and more!

This episode, Matty, Rose, Lily, Dyl, and Jackson do a massive 2020 catchup touching on albums by Mark Kozelek, Andy Shauf, Caribou, Against All Logic, Caroline Rose, Disq, Porches, Tame Impala, and more!

 Malos tiempos para la lírica. Pero al mal tiempo, buena música. Esa es la política de De Música Ligera. Y esta semana lo hacemos con la visita de la mítica banda madrileña Los Enemigos, que vienen a presentarnos Bestieza, su último trabajo. Además los adelantos de Triangulo de Amor Bizarro, The Lemon Twigs, Haim y Le Voyeur, los nuevos singles de Medalla y Axolotes Mexicanos, la vuelta de los Cornershop y ponemos el punto de mira en una nueva banda americana: Disq. Como decía Sabina, que el fin del mundo te pille bailando...

Emily and Nigel discuss new albums by Honey Harper, Caribou, Soccer Mommy, Heliocentrics and Cornershop, with early Record Store Day 2020 discussion along the way. Special guests this week are Disq, the Wisconsin band bringing their epic mishmash of creative and addictive sound to debut album 'Collector'. One of Emily's faves for 2020! Music played: Heliocentrics - Venom Caribou - Home Cornershop - Slingshot Soccer Mommy - Circle The Drain Honey Harper - In Light Of Us Disq - I'm Really Trying Useful links: Listen to the weekly updated Rough Trade Edit Playlist, featuring 25 tracks, exclusive to Apple Music: rghtrd.co/rtapplemusic Rough Trade Edit albums available to purchase: rghtrd.co/rtedit Record Store Day 2020: https://rghtrd.co/rtrsd20 Every other week, legendary independent vinyl retailer, Rough Trade, takes you behind the record shop counter to discuss the most exciting new albums, as well as chatting with the recording artists themselves. Thank you for listening.

Rock Neto 189 Rock Neto.Recorded live for KXSF 102.5 FM in San Francisco on Thursday Feberuary 6th of 2020.Interview with Moaning.Music by Automatic, Shopping, FACS, Cuffed Up, Chastity Belt, Gnoomes, Moaning, Pure Hex, Gewalt, Disq, Odd Couple, Peaness, Sorry, MUSh, Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs, ShitKid, The Men, Endless Boogie, Jehnny Beth, Chromatics and Liam Gallagher.

It's the end of 2019 which has been an utterly fantastic year for music (possibly at the expense of everything else...) so as is traditional, here's our annual best of the year extravaganza!We count down our favourite 30 songs of the year, plus we discuss songs that didn't quite make it, our favourite gigs of the year and also music we've discovered this year that didn't come out in 2019. It's basically like Top Of The Pops but with way more music from the former USSR...To explain how the voting works, we each picked our 10 favourite songs of the year, then in secret ranked our own out of 10 and the remaining songs from the other two's selections out of 20 (so the highest possible score would be 50 points if all three of us were unanimous on our favourite song and the lowest possible score would be 3 points). Ian's wife Lydia distributed the lists to each of us and then Colin's wife Helen added all the points up and sealed them in envelopes so we didn't find out the order until we were recording and all the reactions you hear are genuine.Now, admittedly, in parts we're a little bit brutal to some of the songs in the list as we're three seperate people with differing music tastes, but please remember that to be in this episode at all the songs have to have been in one of our top 10's of the year.Bands featured in this episode include (in alphabetical order, you'll find no spoilers here!) - 1914, American Football, Julien Baker, Better Oblivion Community Center, Bon Iver, Phoebe Bridgers, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Charly Bliss, Cult Of Luna, Czarface Vs Ghostface Killah, Lucy Dacus, Daughter, Disq, Bille Eilish, Mark Eitzel, Ghost, Max Govan, Grebz, Halfsour, Ho99o9, The Interrupters, KAUAN, Laibach, Jenny Lewis, Middle Kids, Mildlife, The Moth Gatherer, Marissa Nadler & Stephen Brodsky, The National, Oh Hiroshima, Opeth, Amanda Palmer, Porridge Radio, Refused, The Regrettes, Emma Ruth Rundle, Saudade, Seazoo, Sigrid, Taylor Swift, Tatarka, Devin Townsend, TOY, Tropical F*ck Storm, The Twilight Sad, Sharon Van Etten, Viagra Boys, WozniakThe spotify playlist for our best of the year list is at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6sodrbToM7q1ZObdzf4Ubh?si=r8TG81A2QA25e0tyIRwnjA and our songs discovered in 2019 list is at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3Vs7pPqDoE6J62MRP8cqrF?si=dIRMomoNSPWkZ7bHBFGAcg.as always, we'd love to hear what you think, you can talk to us on www.facebook.com/wedigmusicpcast or on www.twitter.com/wedigmusicpcast .plus you can find all our other episodes and podcasts at www.wedigpodcasts.com.Merry Christmas, massive thanks to everyone who's listened or interacted with us in any way in 2019. it's 2020 in just over a week, how the hell did that happen. stay with us and help us as we ignore our existential crisises (crisiseseses?) by talking utter rubbish about music we love!

It's the end of 2019 which has been an utterly fantastic year for music (possibly at the expense of everything else...) so as is traditional, here's our annual best of the year extravaganza! We count down our favourite 30 songs of the year, plus we discuss songs that didn't quite make it, our favourite gigs of the year and also music we've discovered this year that didn't come out in 2019. It's basically like Top Of The Pops but with way more music from the former USSR... To explain how the voting works, we each picked our 10 favourite songs of the year, then in secret ranked our own out of 10 and the remaining songs from the other two's selections out of 20 (so the highest possible score would be 50 points if all three of us were unanimous on our favourite song and the lowest possible score would be 3 points). Ian's wife Lydia distributed the lists to each of us and then Colin's wife Helen added all the points up and sealed them in envelopes so we didn't find out the order until we were recording and all the reactions you hear are genuine. Now, admittedly, in parts we're a little bit brutal to some of the songs in the list as we're three seperate people with differing music tastes, but please remember that to be in this episode at all the songs have to have been in one of our top 10's of the year. Bands featured in this episode include (in alphabetical order, you'll find no spoilers here!) - 1914, American Football, Julien Baker, Better Oblivion Community Center, Bon Iver, Phoebe Bridgers, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Charly Bliss, Cult Of Luna, Czarface Vs Ghostface Killah, Lucy Dacus, Daughter, Disq, Bille Eilish, Mark Eitzel, Ghost, Max Govan, Grebz, Halfsour, Ho99o9, The Interrupters, KAUAN, Laibach, Jenny Lewis, Middle Kids, Mildlife, The Moth Gatherer, Marissa Nadler & Stephen Brodsky, The National, Oh Hiroshima, Opeth, Amanda Palmer, Porridge Radio, Refused, The Regrettes, Emma Ruth Rundle, Saudade, Seazoo, Sigrid, Taylor Swift, Tatarka, Devin Townsend, TOY, Tropical F*ck Storm, The Twilight Sad, Sharon Van Etten, Viagra Boys, Wozniak The spotify playlist for our best of the year list is at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6sodrbToM7q1ZObdzf4Ubh?si=r8TG81A2QA25e0tyIRwnjA and our songs discovered in 2019 list is at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3Vs7pPqDoE6J62MRP8cqrF?si=dIRMomoNSPWkZ7bHBFGAcg. as always, we'd love to hear what you think, you can talk to us on www.facebook.com/wedigmusicpcast or on www.twitter.com/wedigmusicpcast . plus you can find all our other episodes and podcasts at www.wedigpodcasts.com. Merry Christmas, massive thanks to everyone who's listened or interacted with us in any way in 2019. it's 2020 in just over a week, how the hell did that happen. stay with us and help us as we ignore our existential crisises (crisiseseses?) by talking utter rubbish about music we love!

La 33e émission de Culture Rock est dédiée à... Patrick Roy ! En l'honneur du célèbre cerbère de Canadien, les animateurs Stéphane et Philippe proposent des nouveautés de Spoon, Chocolat, Pixies, Gong Gong Gong III, Disq, Black Belt Eagle Scout, Look Sacré, Girl Band, Ride et plusieurs autres. On fête Patrick et le rock en compagnie... de Fernand Gignac et Plume Latraverse! Non, le rock n'est pas mort! Et Patrick Roy est le plus grand!

In this episode, Alex and Shaun revisit the April 19, 2019 Black Belt Eagle Scout show with Disq at Communication. After sharing their respective introductions to Black Belt Eagle Scout’s genre-defying music (1:40), they discuss whiteness and privilege in the context of building a more inclusive concert-going community in Madison (5:31) before Alex offers some brief thoughts about bystander intervention (19:21).Later, Shaun chats with Katherine Paul (AKA KP) of Black Belt Eagle Scout about the personal nature of the project (24:22) before asking artist and touring BBES drummer, Camas Logue, about his artwork (31:02). In this week’s A/V Club segment, KP shares a few details about the music video for “Loss & Relax” (33:27) before looking ahead to projects slated for later this year (42:57).

Record Store Dropouts is a music-adjacent podcast for music-adjacent people. On their quest for good conversation and trivial knowledge, hosts Shaun Soman and Alex Nelson explore how visual objects (e.g., album covers, music videos) are made and the extent to which they inform the listening experience. Having collectively worked at, erm, one different record store over three months, Shaun and Alex complement their "expertise" by inviting musicians, visual artists, and writers to discuss how music has influenced their work.On their first episode, Shaun and Alex reflect on Santigold's debut album (1:29) before Native Essence Art creator Natalie Ergas drops by to discuss her artistic process (16:09), what’s on her Western zodiac energy playlist (28:17), and how collage functions in Santigold’s discography (41:03).The podcast's theme music is "Communication" by a cool Madison band called Disq, which has also played the song at a venue and arts incubator called Communication, Tone Madison's physical home. Shaun and Alex understand "Communication" isn't about Communication, but they like to believe otherwise. Thanks again to Disq and Saddle Creek Records for the use of the song.If you happen to be in Madison the day this episode drops,—Friday, May 3—Ergas will be celebrating an art opening at Robinia Courtyard, 829 East Washington Ave.

Will, Barrett, David and Jeremiah discuss new music by Fontaines D.C., Zebra Hunt, and SASAMI, plus live reports.

Will, Barrett, Chris, David and Jeremiah discuss some of the bands they hope to see at this year's SXSW Music Festival in Austin, Texas.

It's an all new "Ritchie J Show" on Smile Radio, but only he's been "hi-jaked" by Jr J, Jakey! Tune in for some all new indie music from up and coming artists from around the world, plus some trivia and light afternoon entertainment every Mon-Wednesday 1-3pm (U.K Time) live on www.smileradio.co On today's show: Ritchie talks about "The 19 stories to show that luck favours a few" plus we talk today's Featured Artist - Jerry Hull (you can check that out here: https://www.smileradio.co/featuredartists/featured-artist-jerry-hull)  PLUS... It's #NewMusicMonday so we also have some nice, easy listening, Monday vibes going on with a mix of Indie Rock, Indie Pop and acoustic with music from: Robot Nature, Phil & The Osophers, Amy Lawton, Sunan, FUR, Oceans, One River, Sea Cycles (no water theme intended :p ) Telekenisis, Murry A. Lightburn, Run Logan, Run, Bryony, Disq, Jess Ribeiro, Golden Daze, Chay Snowdon, Death of Guitar Pop, Third Lung & Brothers of Mine. And much, much, more! it's the Ritchie J Show, check it out!   Missed the last one? Catch it again now #Ondemand: https://smileradio.podbean.com/e/the-ritchie-j-show-on-smi…/ Catch up with Smile Radio on social Media: Facebook: www.facebook.com/smileradioyorkshireTwitter:  www.twitter.com/smileradio3Instagram:  www.instagram.com/smileradio3 Home of the best #NewMusicAlerts #IndieRock #IndiePop #Entertainmentand the Ritchie J Show Mon-Wed 1-3pm (U.K Time) #Live #onair #MondayMotivation #NewMusicMonday #IndependentArtists#IndependentMusic

Thema heute:    Kfz-Haftpflicht, Teilkasko, Vollkasko: So unterscheiden sich Leistungen und Beiträge Jeder Autofahrer in Deutschland benötigt eine Kfz-Haftpflichtversicherung. Sie ist gesetzlich vorgeschrieben und kommt für Personen-, Sach- und Vermögensschäden auf, die dem Unfallopfer entstehen. Wer zusätzlichen Schutz für den eigenen Pkw möchte, kann eine Teil- oder Vollkaskoversicherung abschließen.   "Die Aufschläge für Teilkaskoschutz variieren von Versicherer zu Versicherer stark", sagt man bei CHECK24. "Mal sind es nur wenige Prozent, mal zahlen Verbraucher mehr als das Doppelte. Ein Tarifvergleich hilft bei der Auswahl." Die Teilkaskoversicherung bietet einen umfangreichen Zusatzschutz zur reinen Kfz-Haftpflicht. Sie kommt für Schäden durch Diebstahl, Brand und Explosion, Sturm, Blitzschlag, Hagel und Überschwemmung sowie bei Glasbruch auf. Daneben sind standardmäßig auch Unfälle mit Haarwild und Marderbiss versichert. Bei Wildunfällen sollten Verbraucher auf den Einschluss aller Tierarten achten, bei Marderbissen auch Folgeschäden mit abdecken. Beides kostet nur wenig Aufpreis. Die Kfz-Vollkasko kommt zudem für selbst verursachte Schäden am eigenen Fahrzeug auf. Sie übernimmt zusätzlich zu allen Teilkaskoschäden auch selbst verursachte Unfallschäden am eigenen Pkw. Darüber hinaus zahlt sie bei Vandalismus. Dafür verlangen Versicherer im Schnitt 124 Prozent mehr als für den reinen Kfz-Haftpflichtschutz. Je nach Gesellschaft schwankt der Aufpreis zwischen 60 und 285 Prozent.  Vor allem für neue und neuere Pkw ist eine Vollkaskoversicherung allerdings sinnvoll. Letztendlich entscheidet aber die persönliche Situation über den notwendigen Leistungsumfang. "Kann der Kfz-Halter sein Auto nach einem Totalschaden nicht aus eigener Tasche ersetzen, ist auch für ältere Autos eine Vollkaskoversicherung sinnvoll", sagt man. Kunden, die Fragen zu ihrer Versicherung haben, etwa zum passenden Versicherungsumfang, erhalten bei über 300 CHECK24-Versicherungsexperten eine persönliche Beratung per Telefon oder E-Mail. Die Berater unterstützen auch im Schadensfall beim Ausfüllen der Formulare und in der Kommunikation mit dem Versicherer. Eine repräsentative Stichprobe der Technischen Hochschule Rosenheim ergab, dass CHECK24 den Verbrauchern in 80 Prozent der Fälle den günstigsten Kfz-Versicherungstarif bietet. Das bestätigt auch ein aktueller Vergleich des Verbraucherportals Finanztip. Das Finanzmagazin Euro am Sonntag   und das Deutsche Institut für Servicequalität (DISQ) haben unabhängig voneinander herausgefunden, dass Verbraucher bei dem  Vergleichsportal im Schnitt am meisten sparen. Diesen Beitrag können Sie nachhören oder downloaden unter:

The next guest on the series doesn't need much introduction as he's been delivering experimental, industrial techno by way of Osaka, Japan for several years now; please welcome aboard The Erratic Podcast, RYUJI TAKEUCHI. His sound is eclectic and rooted in the sounds of old school techno. Founder of his own imprint LSN (Local Sound Network) and co-founder of HueHelix, he has released a plethora of his own works across these two labels over the last decade. Deep, potent, and extremely cerebral, the best way to consume Ryuji's unique take on techno is to do so slowly and on the rocks. Sit back and enjoy the next 90-minue ride full of exquisite Techno. www.ryujitakeuchi.com www.facebook.com/ryujitakeuchiofficial www.residentadvisor.net/dj/RyujiTakeuchi TRACKLIST 01. Headless Horseman 'Follower' (RESEARCH, RES01) 02. Surgeon 'Discipline' (Dynamic Tension, DTRLP1) 03. Ancient Methods 'Immured In Supreme Beliefs' (Hospital Productions, HOS-486) 04. DJ Shufflemaster 'Untitled B1' (DISQ, DISQ05 LTD) 05. O/H 'Worthless Scam' (Leyla, LEYLAVA003) 06. Rumenige 'B1' (Numb, Numb06) 07. Ryuji Takeuchi 'Issue 4 - Tomohiko Sagae Remix' (Local Sound Network, LSNDS017) 08. Female 'Because The Night' (Downwards, DNLP7) 09. Zanias 'Follow The Body - Kobosil Remix' (Noiztank, NTK011) 10. Stave 'Hardened Chord - Regis Remix' (Repitch Recordings, RPTCH05) 11. Talker 'Battle Standard - Surgeon Remix' (Standards & Practices, STANPRAC003) 12. Honzo 'Dissociated Identities' (Inner Surface Music, INNER010) 13. Steve Bicknell 'Confusion Of Chase' (Reclaim Your City, RYC008) 14. Planetary Assault Systems 'Booster - Surgeon Remix (Peacefrog, PFG020) 15. Ryuji Takeuchi 'Issue 2 - Hiroaki Iizuka Remix' (Local Sound Network, LSNDS017) 16. Ryuji Takeuchi 'Factor A' (Hue Helix, HHXV005) 17. BR1002 'Requiem For A Dream' (Instruments Of Discipline, IOD024) 18. Ryuji Takeuchi 'Finall Call' (Inner Surface Music, INNER012) 19. Domenico Crisci 'The Violinist' (Summa Cum Laude, SCL001) 20. Bas Mooy 'War President' (Submissions, SUBMISS011) 21. NX1 '027 - Blush Response Remix' (NX1, NEXE03) 22. Ryuji Takeuchi 'Sort Out' (Inner Surface Music, INNER012) 23. Ascetic 'Exegesis - Luna Violenta Remix' (Instruments Of Discipline, IOD014) - Erratic is comprised of a small team of passionate curators hosting proper Techno parties in New York City. www.ErraticNYC.com | www.fb.com/ErraticNYC