Podcast appearances and mentions of dodie clark

Was stellt ihr euch unter Kandiertem Kummer vor? Dieses schöne Wortspiel ist der Titel eines Lieds vom Münchner Duo Projekt „Malva“. Malva ist sowohl der eigene Name der Sängerin, als auch das Projekt, dass sie zusammen mit Quirin Ebnet erschaffen hat. Beide komponieren, produzieren und treten zusammen auf. Im November 2022 haben sie jetzt ihr erstes Album „Das Grell in meinem Kopf“ veröffentlicht. (Cover siehe Bild) Musikalisch ist Malva eher melancholisch und ruhig aber sehr emotional und nennt selbst als Vorbild oftmals Dodie Clark. Sie selbst sagt ihre Musik ist eine Mischung aus Indiepop und Chanson. Hier findet ihr Malva: open.spotify.com/artist/4Akbf0Dg9yFMMqcEWOH7Ys Hannah aus München hat das Duo ins Studio geholt.

I was introduced to Jesse Cale on the Growing Up Christian Podcast and was infatuated by his story! Jesse is a wildly talented musician, artist, creator, and human! I could have talked to Jesse for hours, gleaning from his insight and experiences. I hope you enjoy this 2-part series!  Jesse Cale, also known as McSwagger, was born on May 19th, 1990, in Columbus, Ohio. He is a singer, musician, artist, composer, YouTuber, and former member of Maker Studios (now Disney Digital). He has worked with several other YouTube musicians, including Tessa Violet, Dodie Clark, and Emma Blackery. Instagram: @jessecale Twitter: @jessecale Growing Up Christian  YouTube --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mygaychurchdays/support

This time around, Tom finds self-styled musician and guitar obsessive, Dodie Clark, in a padded room at Sony's headquarters. Dodie posted her first song and much of her adolescence online as a teen, but 10 years on she's a world-class songwriter with 13 singles, 4 EP's, and a studio album under her belt. And whilst the gigs are getting bigger, she continues to nurture the digital community that helped her grow, vlogging with the same authenticity and brutal honesty as her teenage self. Together, Tom and Dodie explore the emotion that's poured into their lyrics, and agree, that song-writing is often better than therapy. She also reflects on the outsider mindset, her parents' disapproval and winning their acceptance, as well as the on-stage moment she'll never forget.

Ashleigh and Neo kōrero about Mental Health Awareness Week, and then Emlyn and Lucy talk about Bisexual Awareness Week and their experiences being bi. If you're needing support, some places that can help are OutLine (https://outline.org.nz/), YouthLine (https://www.youthline.co.nz/) and 1737. Songs used are Waitī Waitā by Maisey Rika and In The Middle by Dodie Clark.

Recorded: July 9, 2020   Hazel Hayes and Dodie Clark are back! We talk about how they formed their beautiful friendship through work, what it's like living together, Dodie’s music and her upcoming secret project, and Hazel’s debut novel “Out Of Love.”    Follow Hazel:   www.twitter.com/thehazelhayes www.instagram.com/thehazelhayes   Follow Dodie:  www.twitter.com/doddleoddle www.instagram.com/doddleoddle Check out our website: www.nottoodeep.com 

This week on Have You Heard Of...Jenny introduces Emma to the personal and almost deceptively lighthearted of Dodie Clark. We'll be talking about how Dodie perfectly articulates the difficulty of having a private and public life, the importance  of resting before you burn out,  and then we'll try our hand once again at curating soundtracks. This episode is more then a 6/10.  Emma's Spotlight Swap: Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, Can You Keep a Secret? Music: Something Elated by Broke For Free Donate to BLM Toronto Donate to The Okra Project #JusticeForRegis Fundraiser Fundraiser for Dafonte Miller

Dodie Clark (artistically stylized as simply Dodie) is a British singer/songwriter and vlogger known for her bittersweet acoustic romance songs and her creative online activity. She became widely known during her late teens for documenting her life on YouTube, expressing herself artistically through acting and performing. A big part of this was her songwriting, which led to Dodie becoming prominently known for her use of the baritone ukulele and her original songs about love, loss, and yearning. She quickly became an online sensation, eventually earning over 700,000 fans and subscribers to her YouTube channel. In 2016, she began work on her debut EP, Intertwined, which was released later that fall to critical acclaim. Her increasing popularity eventually gave way to live performances around the country, ultimately landing her a spot on the Transatlantic Tour, which found her performing in the U.S. alongside fellow YouTube stars Jon "Paint" Cozart, Rusty Clanton, and Tess Violet. She returned in 2017 with her second release, You. The EP boasted a more tender and somber sound palette than its predecessor, with use of resonant violas, introspective lyrics, and melancholy piano. Dodie's sound continued to evolve over the next two years with the release of softer, more introspective singles like "Human" and "If I'm Being Honest," both of which appeared on her 2019 EP, Human. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

So here my low effort trash. Also later nites is also airing tommorow nite. Now imma go watch the office with my ice cream. Peace y'all.

Dodie Clark takes Niki and Sammy through the 'musical moments' from her life so far! From school discos to first clubbing experiences, they discuss their favourite classic bops (think Cotton Eyed Joe...?). They look back on their first nights out, and talk about club farts, and just farts in general. And, Dodie is no exception, she takes part in a game of Description Friction!

In this episode of Paper Brain, I finally come out to my dad. Here's the image I showed him to describe gender fluidity. It doesn't represent the complexity and nuance of gender fluid identity, but when explaining this to someone with Alzheimer's, simpler is better. https://tinyurl.com/ydg2czuo "I'm Bisexual - A Coming Out Song!" was by Dodie Clark, who can be found on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/doddleoddle "Fresh Air" was by Kevin MacLeod: https://incompetech.com/ The final musical piece was Tchaikovsky's 5th Symphony.   To contact Melody Peter Young, please email melodyyourd@gmail.com Like Paper Brain on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paperbrainpodcast/   I hope you've enjoyed Paper Brain, and I really appreciate you taking the time to listen. Be sure to rate and leave a review on iTunes!

Straight from VidCon and my voice sounds terrible! Sorry! BUT, I managed to talk with Jack about SHARKNADO 5: GLOBAL SWARMING. Also, the lovely and super-talented Dodie Clark joined us and she attempted to help me with my laryngitis by doing vocal exercises. See our tweets and costumes here: https://goo.gl/KhiFzP - This episode is brought to you for free by our amazing sponsors Squarespace and ZipRecruiter. Please support them for supporting us! - Want to see us and not just hear us? Go to Fullscreen.com/nottoodeep right now! Get a week for free!

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In March's minisode, Lucy is joined by Dodie Clark to discuss their experiences of sobriety and what they learned from them. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lucy Moon joined Hannah for a game of Innuendo Inuuendont. Grace Victory was on board for a hilarious game of The Fuck You Sayin' Mate? Rose and Rosie joined Hannah to look deep into their Twitter drafts and discover what a ‘Canadian submarine' is. Riyadh Khalaf came in for some hilarious songs about sex. Calum and Jerrie came into play a German version of Innuedo Innuendont. Dodie Clark and Lia Hatz stopped by to play Shitter Twitter and Sammy Paul joined Hannah for some Drunk Advice.

The Hannah Witton three hour Xmas special! This extra crazy episode features all Hannah's normal features, but with a festive twist, plus a Chanakah quiz! Tune in to hear from Calum McSwiggan, Lia Hatzakis, Steven Bridges, Dodie Clark, Josh Edwards, Lauren Aquilina, Lucy Moon, Bethan Leadley and Daniel J Layton.

And she's back! Hannah Witton in the studio with Dodie Clark! They chat about olives, orgasms and music. Hannah and Dodie learn the real meanings of 'Hitting the Toast' and 'English Breakfast Tea'. Plus, Dodie makes Hannah cry AND they answer some of your questions in #DrunkAdviceLive!