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Neil Young's most successful solo album is also considered his signature album.  Harvest was Young's fourth solo studio album, and it topped the Billboard 200 chart in the US for two weeks while also spawning two top 40 singles.  Young grew up in Winnipeg, Canada, and began playing and songwriting there in several groups.  His first success as a songwriter came for a song he wrote for The Guess Who which made it to the top 40 in Canada.  He was in the Mynah Birds, a Toronto group fronted by a young Rick James.  The Mynah Birds were attempting to get signed by Motown when James was arrested for being AWOL from the Navy reserves. Shortly after this, Neil Young and bassist Bruce Palmer sold the group's equipment, bought a hearse, and used it to move to Los Angeles.  He then worked as a session musician and a member of Buffalo Springfield before striking out on his own solo work while also joining Crosby, Stills & Nash.Harvest was written after an acoustic tour the previous year, a tour prompted by a back injury Young sustained that required him to play sitting down for an extended time.  The album contains significant acoustic elements, as several tracks he played on that tour would appear on the album.  Many of the lyrics are related to Young's growing relationship with actress Carrie Snodgress.  Young was a success before recording this album, and was able to bring in a number of session musicians on several tracks including Stephen Stills, Graham Nash, Linda Ronstadt, James Taylor, and the London Symphony Orchestra.Surprisingly, the album met mixed reviews when released, though over time the critics' assessments would turn much more positive.  The album was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2015.Wayne brings us this California country-tinged album for this week's podcast. Heart of GoldOne of the tracks that arose from Neil Young's acoustic tour, this song topped the charts in the United States and Canada, and went to number 10 in the UK.  Despite its success, Young had mixed feelings about the popularity he gained from the song.  Linda Ronstadt and James Taylor provided backing vocals on this track.  The lyrics talk about a man who may be overthinking life, searching for something just beyond his grasp.Old ManThe origin of this song was an encounter that Neil Young had with the caretaker of the Broken Arrow Ranch, which Young purchased in 1970.  The old caretaker was not pleased with the young (literally) hippie-looking Young purchasing the place, and this song's lyrics talk about how the two of them were not that different.AlabamaA continuation of a diatribe from Young's “Southern Man,” this track condemns the racism of the white people in Alabama specifically, and the southern United States in general.  Neil Young would eventually come to see the lyrics as too accusatory, and too easy to misconstrue as a general condemnation of all Southerners.The Needle and the Damage DoneThe inspiration for this song was a number of musicians whom Young had observed as they fell apart due to heroin addiction.  More specifically, Young wrote this song about bandmate Danny Whitten, whom Young had to let go from his tour due to his heroin use. Whitten would die of an overdose shortly thereafter.ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Cabaret by Liza Minnelli (from the motion picture “Cabaret”)Minnelli stars in this period musical drama based on the Broadway show, set in Germany before World War II. STAFF PICKS:Mother and Child Reunion by Paul SimonRob leads off the staff picks with a one of the earlier rock songs with reggae influences.  The song was written in response to a Jimmy Cliff song in which a mother receives a letter that her son had been killed in battle in Vietnam.  It was also inspired by Simon's loss of his dog.  The title was inspired by a menu item in a Chinese restaurant in New York - chicken and eggs - entitled “Mother and Child Reunion.”I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (In Perfect Harmony) by the New SeekersBruce brings us a hit song which originally appeared as a commercial jingle.  Coca-Cola produced an ad called “hilltop” featuring young people of various races coming together over a Coke.  The success prompted a rewrite of the jingle into a full-length song, dropping the product references.  It became a big hit for both the New Seekers who recorded the radio jingle, and the Hillside Singers who recorded the television commercial.Let's Stay Together by Al GreenLynch features the song which hit the top of the US singles charts, and was named number one R&B song on the Billboard Year-end chart for 1972.  It has been covered by a number of artists, with Tina Turner being the most prominent.  It was also inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1999. Do You Know What I Mean by Lee MichaelsWayne's closes out the staff picks with a song about a girl that a guy lost to his best friend after taking her for granted.  It reached number 6 on the Billboard Hot 100.  Lee Michaels came out of the San Francisco music scene, originally as a surf band before moving into a more "blue eyed soul" direction.  Van Halen opened for Lee Michaels at the Whiskey a Go Go in 1977. INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:Joy (feat. Tom Parker) by Apollo 100This jazz instrumental covers the baroque chorale "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" by J.S. Bach.  Thanks for listening to “What the Riff?!?” NOTE: To adjust the loudness of the music or voices, you may adjust the balance on your device. VOICES are stronger in the LEFT channel, and MUSIC is stronger on the RIGHT channel.Please follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/whattheriffpodcast/, and message or email us with what you'd like to hear, what you think of the show, and any rock-worthy memes we can share.Of course we'd love for you to rate the show in your podcast platform!**NOTE: What the Riff?!? does not own the rights to any of these songs and we neither sell, nor profit from them. We share them so you can learn about them and purchase them for your own collections.

In the ‘70s there were signs that crime was on the uptick. Did you surrender any money as the victim of a stick up? After you were scammed, did you vow I won't get fooled again? At times it seemed like there was a breakdown in society where there ain't no sunshine to be found. Yet we all know there was a bigger story in your eyes. You had a look that said I woke up in love this morning with a sweet city woman! This week whatcha see is whatcha get when we take a look at the Billboard Top 40 from the Week of September 25, 1971. I'm not a liar when I say this one is bound to bring out some smiling faces sometimes, if you know what I mean. Link to a listing of the songs in this week's episode:  https://top40weekly.com/1971-all-charts/#US_Top_40_Singles_Week_Ending_25th_September_1971 Data Sources: Billboard Magazine, where the charts came from and on what the countdown was based. Websites: allmusic.com, songfacts.com,  wikipedia.com (because Mark's lazy) Books: “Ranking the 70's” by Dann Isbell, and Bill Carroll “American Top 40 With Casey Kasem (The 1970's)" by Pete Battistini. Rejected Episode Titles: The Story in Your Eyes?  Watcha See is Watcha Get Go Away Little Maggie May I Woke Up Saturday Morning in Confusion This is a Stick Up, Do You Know What I Mean? Some points of interest we talked about in this episode: Robert Moog on the pronunciation of Moog: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDN-y0QQ7cs Moog Inc.: https://www.moog.com/ Moog Music: https://www.moogmusic.com/ The Deep Purple Podcast Episode #229 – Remembering Bernie Marsden: https://deeppurplepodcast.com/2023/09/02/episode-229-remembering-bernie-marsden/

This is an early classic house mix 1. The Witch Doktor - Armand Van Helen 2. WORK IT - DJ Funk 3. Making Happy - Crystal Waters 4. HOUSE 4 ALL - THE BLUNTED DUMMIES 5. PROFESSIONAL WIDOW (IT'S GOT TO BE BIG) (Armand's Star Trunk Funkin' - Tori Amos 6. PUSH THE FEELING - Nightcrawlers (Mk mix) 7. DO YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN - #1 8. Wake Up - Nu-Civilisation 9. FOLLOW ME - ALY-US 10. BURNING - MK 11. NU NU (NU APELLA) - TOWNSELL, LIDELL 12. BRIGHTER DAYS - CAJMERE 13. SUGAR IS SWEETER (ARMAND MIX)- CJ BOLLAND 14. Sweet Lullaby - Deep Forest 15. DEEP INSIDE - HARDRIVE 16. HOT 4 U - LIL LOUIS VEGA 17. I CAN'T GET NO SLEEP - MASTERS AT WORK 18. BREAK 4 LOVE - RAZE 19. KEEP PUSHING - Boris Dlugosch 20. SAMBA - HOUSE OF GYMPSIES 21. HEAR THE MUSIC - GYPSY MEN 22. GET WITH YOU - TOWNSELL, LEDELL 23. Got A Love For You - Jomanda and Steve Silk Hurley 24. Making Happy - Crystal Waters 25. SHOW ME LOVE - ROBIN S 26. I Called U (The Conversation) THE STORY CONTINUES (JINX EDIT) Lil' Louis & The World 27. MAGIC FEET - Mike Dunn 28. WORK THAT MUTHAFUCKER - POINTDEXTER, STEVE 29. JUNGLE LINE - SUNDOWNERS 30. TRICKY DISCO - TRICKY DISCO 31. MALE FEMALE - Phantasm 32. DEXTROUS - NIGHTMARES ON WAX 33. FUNK PHENOMENA (RAS MIX 130) - ARMAND VAN HELDEN 34. Da Funk (Ten Minutes Of Funk Mix) - Daft Punk 35. you see trouble with me - Black Legend 36. Another Chance (Original Mix) - Roger Sanchez 37. YOUR BODY - TOM NOVY FEAT. MICHAEL MARSHALL (ANDY VAN REMIX) 38. I'M ALIVE - STRETCH & VERN FEATURING MADDOG 39. Bad Enough (underground discofun rmx) - CZR 40. SOMEBODY KNEW - GARCIA, RICKY 41. THE SKYY SOUL - Sebastian Lego or Booking Info Call: 905-277-1805 info@partyyourbody.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/cevinkullins/

Will Lee Michaels follow up “Do You Know What I Mean”? Find out next on One-Hit Wonders: The Follow-Ups! CAN I GET A WITNESS, LEE MICHEALS AFRICAN SYMPHONY, VAN MCCOY AND THE SOUL CITY SYMPHONY LONELY TRAMP CLEARANCE FROGMAN HENRY AMEN BROTHER, THE WINSTON SEVEN THE BAD TIMES ARE GOOD THE TREMELOES TOO HOT FOR Continue Reading

After an unplanned hiatus, we are BACK and so is Mike with another Cathol-tastic episode! Gear up for some grrrl power as we chat about three badass saints of history. Learn about some of the ways one could achieve sainthood, and the considerable costs it posed to one's health... and sometimes to the health of others. Check out Mike's page right over here to request he use his immense voice-acting talent for evil. Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Life's Short: eat the WHOLE cake" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

Det brager derudad med trommerne på Oasis' "D'You Know What I Mean", som har inspireret Jonathan Nørgaard i den måde han selv spiller trommer i det danske band Lucer. Trommerne bliver nærmest spillet på en doven måde, der giver plads til resten af musikken og sangen, forklarer han om nummeret fra Oasis-albummet Be Here Now. Og det har præget den måde, Jonathan selv spiller trommer. Varighed: 7:43

Sit back with us and have a drink this week with Luke as we discuss the history of New Orleans through its cemeteries! From the clashes between the French and the Americans during the colonial period to the reputation of the famous voudou healers of the city, we go on a tour of how much of a city one can discover from its dead.Make sure you listen to the end to get a Coupon Code from Luke to go on a tour of New Orleans! Luke Siddall manages tours with the fantastic French Quarter Phantoms Tours, please go check them out! Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Life's Short: eat the WHOLE cake" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

Death: everyone does it. Sex: it sells. But can we sell you on the concept of sexy death? Have a drink with us and Dick, podcast host and sex/kink educator, as we talk about death fetishism and his personal history with it. We talk about the allure of finality, safety concerns, and misconceptions about this too taboo subject. Books and studies referenced in this episode were: Lisa Downing's "On The Limits of Sexual Ethics" John Money's* work on erotophonophilia & autassassinophilia and Caitlin Doughty's work in the Death Positive movement Check out Dick's other work hosting Off The Cuffs (@OCPKink) and Being There (@BeingTherePod), and reach out to him on twitter or via email! Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Life's Short: eat the WHOLE cake" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over *NOTE Money did, absolutely, have a generally sordid contribution to the field of gender and sexuality studies, but he was one of the first to give serious platform to much of the field

Movie spoilers ahead! This week we have a drink with Bill and delve into the world of film. The occult and religion have a big role in cinema, so we narrowed our discussion to two movies that explore Santeria to... differing effects: "I Walked with a Zombie" (1943), and "Angel Heart" (1987). Join us for a drink as we chat about the actual craft of film making, the history of the medium, and give some background insight to what makes a movie spooky. We also touch on the important subject of racism and xenophobia in movies that use other cultures for shock value, the importance of doing your research, and such taboo subjects as Mickey Rourke's ass. Check out Bill's work in I Don't Get It and American Caesar. And be sure to reach out to him on Twitter! Movies referenced in this show include "The Haunted Castle" (1896), and E. Elias Merhige's "The Begotten" (1990). Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Life's Short: eat the WHOLE cake" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

Demons and monsters have been a part of the human psyche for as long as storytelling has existed, but one of the most interesting modern iterations of monsterkind is how they've become part of the games we play, even sympathetic characters we want to be! That's right. This week we're taking a look at Dungeons and Dragons, and comparing the monster lore in the game to two influential pieces of hellish literature, Dante's Inferno and The Lesser Key of Solomon. Professional D&D "homebrewer" Ned Turner sits down for a drink with us as we delve into the depths of devilry and delierium! Click here for a link to Ned's work in game-making, and here to see the character sheet for the monster we created in the episode. Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Life's Short: eat the WHOLE cake" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

Ram Dass is synonymous with the Eastern philosophy movement that swept America and Western Europe in the 60s and 70s, but how many have acutally read his books? Would you think they'd be too lofty and intimidating, as befitting a learned and respected guru? Or would you think they would be rambling and nonsensical, like the memoirs of any celebrity of the drug-highs of the 60s? Would you be suprised to find out that they are neither: that they are starkly simple, down-to-earth musings of an unassuming middle class man? Listen in for a review packed with quotes and a rant breaking down why you shouldn't take being a philosophy major too seriously! You can buy this book on Thriftbooks or Amazon Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Life is Short Eat the WHOLE Cake" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

This week we delve into the Vatican, and get a run down on what the pope is supposed to do, and talk about three popes who failed miserably at that. There's a lot of slander, bribery, and excommunication ahead. From literal f*ckery that rivals any modern reality show, to trials more inane than anything Pheonix Wright has ever had to deal with, papal history is a weird place. Come join us to find out just why #FormosusDidNothingWrong and why Hitler's Pope doesn't deserve the bad reputation history handed him. follow these links for a close up on the parts of the Sistine Chapel where Michaelangelo put Pope Julius II and Biagio de Cesena on blast. And, if you wanted to see an illustration of the Cadaver Synod, here's a fantastic painting on the subject. Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Ask Me About My Fucking Amazing Zen Like Calm" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

Kids these days and their memes! They're all around us, but what do they mean? Why are they everywhere, and why are they funny? We chat with Tobin about how they work as a form of communication, as a form of social commentary, and as a form of art, following in the footsteps of Dadaism. Going beyond, in fact, when looking at the 2016 American election, and how public opionion expressed itself. How far do memes go? Do they go too far? Listen, and weigh in! Check out our guest's own podcast on Pokemon and the WWE via his Instagram @righteousraikou. Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Ask Me About My Death Anxiety" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

Carl Jung, one of the founders of the feild of psychology, had written several works exploring the concept of religion. What was it, from a psychological standpoint, and how should one address its functioning in a patient? In this book, the reader not only gets some insight into his opinions on that, but a snapshot at 1930s Europe and the state of Christianity as Protestantism became increasingly splintered and atheism became more and more the norm. You can purchase the book on Amazon, or at Thrift Books. Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Life is Short Eat the WHOLE Cake" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

We are back after an unexpected hiatus with DJ Danx and a look into the world of music and the cult of celebrity! From Leonard Cohen to the rap battles of the 80s and 90s, we run the gambit on the many facets of the cult of celebrity, as well as what music can and will do as a means to spirituality. Check out Danx' work on Facebook, on Mixcloud, and check out his CDs on his website. Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Life is Short Eat the WHOLE Cake" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

Action League Now! DVE Morning Show! Lengthy Ropey Log! Ceiling Dome! SDKFs! A Drip Drop Happening! Greasy Salesman! It's a Steal at Twice the Price! Do You Know What I Mean!? This episode brought to you by SandalSpork, 2PodsADay, YouthWorm, and the Vinyl Emergency podcast! Big thanks to #2PodsADay for featuring us this month! Go listen to more indie podcasts at 2podsaday.com. We're psyched to once again feature LEFTFIELD, this time a sick Sci-Fi inspired track called "Dark Matter feat. Moemaw Naedon". Set your phasers to groove. Buy their album at leftfieldpgh.bandcamp.com, and you'll reach a higher consciousness.

Emily (aka @djmeatdaddy) is back with the tequila-soaked sequel to a whirlwind tour of what the WWE means on the modern socio-economic stage, particularly when it comes to trashtalk! (part 1 can be found here). We talk about the optimal condiments for pouring on wrestlers, how a good heel really twists the knife in, and why BudLight should employ koalas. Thrill as we wonder about the finer points of Mike's Hard Lemonade, the crowd control prowess of The Rock, and the importance of the trash-talking assistant. We even discuss the circus-sideshow-style origins of bare-knuckle boxing, and the future of the WWE in politics. This is the episode where we unequivocally proove that wrestling is real. Referred to in this episode were: Bret Kessler's comedy stand-up about accidently joining the mob The Bugs Bunny episode of "Bewitched Bunny" Brok Lesner being a growing boy the spectaular spectacle of Golddust the Comedy not-classic "Super Big Product Fun Show" Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Gay Sex is My Anti-Drug" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

Grab your furry and scaly friends to join us for drinks this week with Camille as we discuss animal behavior and cognition! How exactly can you define intelligence, and to what degree can human behavior be considered distinctly human? From birds who teach their offspring to use tools to insects that farm fungi and raise other insects as livestock, there is no easy definition to anything in the animal kingdom! And, yes, we make sure to touch on my favorite subject, death, with elephant mourning practices. REFERENCES in this episode were: Mosquites and how they pollentate chocolate the Mimic Octopus Bearded Dragon threat displays Ofer Tchernichovski's paper on song culture and a video of him talking about it Chicken lek cycles as compared to land characteristics. (This is just a recent example and there are many papers looking at different factors) Crayfish eavesdropping Konrad Lorenz, who is basically the creator of imprinting idea. a CBS elephant dictionary special A way too long paper on Renee Descartes, his opinion on animals and automatons Diana Reiss and dophins some articles on octopus getting protection from research and cheating of the system to do so the history of monkeys potato washing caterpillar and ants herding Long crazy history of Nature vs Nuture Dogs and Oxytocin The video game Octodad (the original playthrough by Markiplier is particularly fun) Pug skulls Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Manic Pixie Nihilist" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

Is a lack of a God the basis for a religion? This week we tackle that very question over drinks with Meag! We get into everything from the myths of atheism, the history of it, and the various tenents. What is, actually, the difference between a philosophy and a religion? Can one have religion without God? And how much of *this* particular philosophy is misunderstood, and how much does it have in common with other forms of spirituality? Books &c Mentioned this episode were... the Thomas Jefferson version of the BibleRichard Dawkins' "The God Delusion"Joseph Campbell's "Godesses: Mysteries of the Feminine Divine"the infamous Stephen Fry interview where he lambasts GodPierre Chodelos de Laclos' "Dangerous Liaisons" NOTE: The Drunk Host must be corrected by the Sober Editor, becuse Robespierre was, in fact, an impassioned advocate of the Cult of the Supreme Being (Culte de l'Être Suprême), while the Cult of Reason (Culte de la Raison) was a rival state religion pushed by the like of Fouche and Herbert. Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Gay Sex is My Anti-Drug" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

This hour is brought to you by djfrenzyradio.comTracklist : 1. Prince - 19992. Zac Brown Band - Chicken Fried3. Michael Buble - Home 4. Little Richard - Tutti Frutti5. Nelly - Hot In Here6. Jennifer Lopez feat. Pitbull - On The Floor 7. Fresh Tunes #1 - Do You Know What I Mean 8. Ian Van Dahl feat. Marsha - Castles In The Sky

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From John Cena to Catullus, from ancient Greece to the WWE, join us this week as we have a few drinks with Emily about the incredibly homoerotic world of wrestling (and shit-talking)! In this part one of two, we cover the industry standards of schtick, appropriating culture, and pecking orders (complete with chickens)! NOTE: The wrestler I couldn't remember the name of during this episode was Damarchus (some translations call him Damaenetus). I had quoted the wrong book, though in Man Into Wolf Dr Eiser makes several mentions back to a text which would go into the Arcadian wolf-cult in more detail, it is in Dennis Hughes’ Human Sacrifice in Ancient Greece that the specific wrestler is mentioned. The Blink 182 music video mentioned can be found here, and the chicken video mentioned can be found here. Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Gay Sex is My Anti-Drug" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

From Batman Jesus to nothing-is-sacred Deadpool, to the intricate fan-theories worlds of Lord of the Rings and Star Trek, this week Drinks with God is boldly over-analyizing the histories and fandoms of a variety of geek cultures with Michael Nixon, host to many podcasts including Having a Friend for Dinner. Have a drink with us as we debate Marvel vs DC! Be amazed as we linger on derivitive tangets! And listen in awe as we conclude what the 90s really did for comics once and for all, before man, god, and the NSA. Check out today's guests's twitter, instagram, and their podcast! Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Gay Sex is My Anti-Drug" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

Join us at Otto's Shrunken Head for a drink with Zev to talk about the intersectionality between gay culture and witch culture. We might barely scrape the tip of the iceberg, but we still get pretty deep into the theory on what it means to reclaim the beastly idea of being a monster in the eyes of society when finding your own personal power. The books referenced in this episode were: "Gay Shame" by David Halperin (Amazon & ThriftBooks) "Witches Sluts and Feminists" by Kristen J Sollee (Amazon & ThriftBooks) "Season of the Witch" by David Talbot (Amazon & ThriftBooks) "From Here to Eternity" Caitlyn Doughty (Amazon & ThriftBooks) "The Creative Habit" Twyla Tharpe (Amazon & ThriftBooks) If you want to find out more about Zev and their work, you can follow them on Twitter, or follow their film's Twitter, and definitely check out thier website to get updates on their animation work. Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Ask me About my Fucking Amazing Zen-Like Calm" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

This week we're having a drink with Julian at The Hamilton, getting the dirt on one of the most well-known forms of playing with fate: tarot. We go into detail about how he got into the practice, how to look for the meaning behind each card, and some of his personal experiences. Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Ask me About my Fucking Amazing Zen-Like Calm" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

In this week's episode, your inebriated host almost gets punched in the face! Which the sober editor would be all for. You may remember our guest from the very first episode we aired: Asbjorn joins us again for a survey of a few of his favorite myths and legends from across various cultures that have to do with the importance of alcohol in various religions. And, for good measure, we get some insight on how to start brewing at home, as Asbjorn has also been doing that extremely well for several years. The Hymn to Ninkasi referenced in the episode can be found here! Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Ask me About my Fucking Amazing Zen-Like Calm" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

This week we've got a Middle Eastern spin on things as we chat with Cienna about Sufism and the spirituality (and sexuality) of dance! Arguably the most active form of meditation, we explore what it means to combine dance with prayer. Cienna takes us into the roots of Sufism, as well as how to stay inspired and motivated when one's career is in the arts. Please check out Cienna's studio and all that she and her troupes do at the TDLI website, where they have dance classes, charity events, and more. Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Ask me About my Fucking Amazing Zen-Like Calm" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

We are back after an unintentional hiatus with an extra-long episode chatting with a Scientology survivor! He even does us a real treat by delving a bit into his nine-month-long stay in Clearwater Florida. Join us as we discuss how our man got into the organization, what the inner structure of the religion is really like, as well as some inside perspecitive on what it takes to leave Scientology. Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Ask me About my Fucking Amazing Zen-Like Calm" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

Join us as we discuss the dangers of conformity and how partying can go too far! This week we have a drink with Moira and examine the concepts of hazing as an indoctrination ritual, Greek Life as a precursor to idealized American white collar culture, and the inequality of social responsibility among Frats, Sororities, and Honors Societies. We also briefly cover the weight of importance given to secondhand objects and adopted cultures, secret societies, the classic BBC show "Jeeves & Wooster", and drop in some Beastie Boys trivia. As a note: The queer frat briefly mentioned in this episode was Delta Lambda Phi. Reach out to today's guest via twitter @porridgewars, instagram @wormdirtxo93, or email momogasior@gmail.com! Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Ask me About my Death Anxiety" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

Join us for a drink this week with the Long Island Paranormal Investigators! We chat about how working close up and in person with the unexplained has affected their own personal views on death. Get to know two of the leading members, how they got into the field, their personal favorite investigations, and why they keep coming back to more. Please visit and support the Long Island Paranormal Investigators at their website. Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network which we are proud to be a part of! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Ask me About my Death Anxiety" and you can even get the logo on a sticker! They are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

We're back with the remainder of our two-part episode! This time, we finally get around to talking about Forn Seith vs Asatru, as well as finishing up our conversation on possession! And that's just the tip of the ice berg. We also talk about matrilineal ancestor worship, Shakespeare, ancient gender politics, the mechanics of shield fighting, and the Jesuits! That is, we drunkenly ramble about those topics. Semi-coherently. PLEASE NOTE: due to equipment issues, this episode is extremely quiet at the beginning, and it is recommended that you turn up the volume very high, or listen with headphones. We sincerely apologize. Links to videos of shield-only combat are forthcoming. This episode was split into two parts, the first of which is here. And if you're looking for more things to listen to, you should check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Ask Me About my Death Anxiety" and "Non Fue, Fue, Non Sum, Non Curo" (which is Latin for "I was not, I have been, I am not, I do not care") & are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move OveR

Join us this week as we have a drink(s) over a discussion about Santeria, a little bit about Forn Seith, possession, subjective reality, and ecstatic experiences across cultures and time periods! We compare the different theories behind Santeria found in Africa, Latin America, and the United States, as well as what that means in practical terms. We chat about religious BDSM, where Artificial Intelligence fits into the sacred, and try to be coherent and not crack jokes the entire time. WARNING: This was recorded during the 4th of July. As such, there is the sound of fireworks in the background. They're a soft rumble, but still could be unpleasant for any listeners with PTSD. The book mentioned in this episode was Mona Lisa Overdrive. This episode had to be split into two parts, the second of which will be posted at the beginning of August. Make sure that you check out the other podcasts on the Podcast Jukebox Network in the meantime! Parking Lot Radio Proud to be Kinky Will Sean Podcast? Off the Cuffs Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Manic Pixie Dream Existenialist" and "Non Fue, Fue, Non Sum, Non Curo" (which is Latin for "I was not, I have been, I am not, I do not care") & are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

This week we're having a drink with Nick Tanek, to talk about his latest book The Coolest Way to Kill Yourself, and how one mourns a partner coming out of the intensity of a BDSM relationship. We also go into some detail of death and mourning in the 90s rave scene that Tanek grew up in, and the ritual aspects of both kink and rave culture. Music references abound as we chat about how he was able to find his zen---and love---in the thick of all the crazy shit he's been through. You can check out Nick's website here at The Coolest Way. And you can reach out to him on FetLife. Referenced in the episode was another show on the Podcast-Jukebox network: Off The Cuffs, as well as several bands (some of which you can find here). Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "Manic Pixie Dream Existenialist" and "Non Fue, Fue, Non Sum, Non Curo" (which is Latin for "I was not, I have been, I am not, I do not care")* & are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over *in this episode the host's drunken Latin was a grarbled mess and Drinks With God sincerely apologizes.

Join Drinks with God in their first ever podcast as an official part of the Podcast Jukebox Network! We're chatting with the incredible and insightful Dówóti Désir, a voudou Manbo who took the time out of her busy schedule to tell us about her journey from academic agnostic to one of the foremost voices on traditional African religions in North America. She also gives some pointers on getting in touch with your own ethnic roots, being spiritually connected, and personal activistm. Please check out the amazing work being done by ATI at their website: www.ATI-global.org And please support the work Manbo Dówóti is doing with the UN Oceans Conference! The conference itself may have wrapped up, but the work is far from over. Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "life's short eat the ENTIRE CAKE" and have winged shot-glasses & are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com Theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

Join Drinks With God this week as we chat with Rabbai Yaakov! We talk about the history of the Chabbad movement within Judaism, and what it's like in a Chabbad everywhere from Nepal to Vermont. We chat a little about how he became a Rabbai as well, and the challenges of starting his own congregation in his new home on Long Island, New York. We even talk a little bit about the Judaic philosophies surrounding my favorite subject: death! Please get in touch with Rabbai Yaakov if you live near his Chabbad and are interested in joining the Mommy & Me program, or the daycare: rabbi@chabadhv.com Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "life's short eat the ENTIRE CAKE" and have winged shot-glasses & are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

Join us this week as we take a tour of the culture, history, language, and religion of the Peruvian basin with Christian Brown! We spend the first ten or so minutes chatting about the work that brought him to the area: cataloguing the native languages newly forming along the Amazon. While he was there, he was shown firsthand the culture of herbal healing and oral tradition by a gentleman named Adolpho. We discuss the concepts of a Curandero vs a Brujareia, what ayahuasca and similar plants mean in a cultural and religious context, and drink whiskey. Give a listen! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! You can get fun prizes! And please buy some tshirts, stickers, and coffee mugs! They say things like "life's short eat the ENTIRE CAKE" and "ask me about my death anxiety" and are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over  

This week we chat with the latest in a long line of CRONES! Alright, that's not quite it. Our guest this week comes from a family tradition that's a blend of Stregheria and la Veccia Religione (the former of which is an Italian folk tradition heavily based in Catholicism, the latter of which is an Italian-American revivalist religion that borrows heavily from Streghe, but also has many Wiccan elements). She talks about her family structure, how and what she and her relatives do, and we try very hard to stay awake despite sleep deprivation! Check it out! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! For more information on Streghe, check out the work of Sabina Magliocco! For more information on la Vecchia Religione, check out the work of Raven Grimassi! And you should buy some tshirts! They say things like "manic pixie dream nihilist" and "ask me about my death anxiety" and are available at Redbubble…And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

This week Drinks with God brings you a mini-episode delivering some nihilistic goodness a la Emil Cioran! Listen to a few passages from his book "A Short History of Decay" and hear a little bit a bit him and his philosophy. Check out more at your local library! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGod Please support us on PATREON! And you should buy some tshirts! They say things like "manic pixie dream nihilist" and "ask me about my death anxiety" and are available at Redbubble…And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

Join Drinks With God as musician and poet Alicia Best stops a while on her non-stop world tour to share her story! Learn the history, and ins & outs, of Ethical Humanism as well as what it means to be a Devout Atheist. Come see Catholicism through the eyes of a third-generation Ethical Humanist, take a peek into one of the only openly Mayan Churches left, and have an ancient tree talk to you while spirit walking in Antigua. We talk in-depth about DMT, modern-day religious drug use, and what gets lost in translation as cultures mix and the ages pass. This may be our longest episode thus far, but it's too good to edit down!You can find Alicia's music on band camp here and on Facebook here.And please check US out! Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGodAnd you should buy some tshirts! They say things like "manic pixie dream nihilist" and "ask me about my death anxiety" and are available at Redbubble…And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

This week Drinks With God has a long and varied conversation with interfaith minister, Reverend Liz, about all of the various paths she's been on! We cover everything from talking to angels, to juggling parenting a blossoming pagan & a young Jew full of questions, to little ways to make the day a little brighter for everyone around you. Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGodAnd you should buy some tshirts! They say things like "manic pixie dream nihilist" and "ask me about my death anxiety" and are available at Redbubble …And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

Join Drinks With God as we take a half-hour survey of just the tip of the iceberg on the history, theology, and modern-day practices of Heathenrey with scholar and Germanic Heathen Christopher Van Ness. Listen as we chat about everything from Tacitus to the Eddas, from why people convert to heathenry and paganism, all the way to the various theories about the archeological mysteries about the Divine Twins and the relationship between Tyr and Odin. Find us on Facebook @DrinksWithGodFind us on Twitter @DrinksWGodAnd you should buy some tshirts! They say things like "manic pixie dream nihilist" and "ask me about my death anxiety" and are available at Redbubble…And if YOU have had an alternative theological experience, or even can provide an in-depth viewpoint of mainstream religion, email me at drinkingwithgod@gmail.com theme music credit: "Do You Know (What I Mean)?" by the now disbanded Jump Up Move Over

Producer/Host: Ron Beard, University of Maine Cooperative Extension Studio Engineer: Amy Browne Topic: An interview with Bob Keteyian, Counselor, Consultant based in Ellsworth, and author of “Do You Know What I Mean?” FMI: communicationstyles.us/ Call in show The post Talk of the Towns 12/11/09 first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.