Podcast appearances and mentions of doug fir

Ben Uyeda, a designer and content creator, shares his journey from architecture to building a successful media company. He discusses the challenges of transitioning from client-based work to pursuing personal projects and monetizing through online platforms. Ben emphasizes the importance of aligning personal interests with financial opportunities and the value of authenticity in creative work. He also talks about his current project of building a hotel and the balance between work and personal life. Ben's approach to growth is driven by curiosity, interest, and the desire for continual escalation in his projects. The conversation explores interesting ways to source raw materials, such as logs for woodworking and fabrication. It discusses overlooked species with heavy uses, unique sources of logs, logs with a story, and the value in unconventional wood. The conversation also highlights the importance of creativity in finding extraordinary margins and mentions specific woods like eucalyptus. Takeaways Align personal interests with financial opportunities to create fulfilling work.Demonstrate value and curiosity in your projects to attract opportunities.Focus on authenticity and genuine interests rather than seeking external validation.Continually challenge yourself and escalate projects to foster growth and motivation.Maintain balance by evaluating and adjusting priorities regularly. Consider exploring overlooked wood species with heavy uses, such as Sycamore, Hemlock, Cedar, Doug Fir, and Osage Orange.Look for unique sources of logs, such as salvaging bog logs or partnering with tree services that have contracts with state and local governments.Seek out logs with a story or historical significance to add character and value to your woodworking projects.Embrace the potential of unconventional wood materials, as they can offer unique aesthetics and high margins. Chapters 00:00Introduction and Background 03:00Transition from Design to Content Creation 06:17Challenges in Pursuing Personal Projects 09:13Demonstrating Value and Attracting Opportunities 11:14Authenticity and Genuine Interests 14:21Choosing Brand Partnerships 18:20Escalating Projects and Continual Growth 22:26Building a Hotel Project 25:34Maintaining Balance and Self-Care 29:59Completion and Launch of the Hotel 35:18Evaluating Personal and Professional Growth 37:14Advice and Struggles 38:29Sourcing Raw Materials: Types of Logs 39:45Overlooked Species with Heavy Uses 41:15Unique Sources of Logs 42:24Logs with a Story 44:06Value in Unconventional Wood 45:07Creativity and Extraordinary Margins 46:36Eucalyptus and Other Interesting Woods Join our Paid Community at WoodpreneurNetwork.com Connect with Ben at:  https://www.instagram.com/benjaminuyeda/ https://www.benuyeda.com

Salo Panto is: Joe Garwig, Max Doyle, Ed Beach, and David Kudelka Since 2015, Salo Panto has been exploring and bending every corner of the rock genre. Rooted in psychedelia with a stage presence that will blow your hair back, commonly being described as “a sight to behold”. Their technical skill and original hooks play homage to the legends of rock while transforming the genre into something new entirely. These chameleons can be found anywhere from the alternative radio waves to a doom show lineup, specially curating their sound for every performance, creating an atmosphere that is infectious and inclusive, all for the love of music. The band has frequented many premier venues in Portland such as Rontoms, Doug Fir and Dante's. In 2023 they've added notable notches to their belt by performing four dates at the Rose Festival, Lose Yr Mind Fest and releasing their debut full-length album, “Parallel Narratives” on Literal Gold Records.Salo Panto BandcampSRTN Wesbite

After nearly 20 years of shows on East Burnside, the iconic music venue the Doug Fir Lounge will be shutting down at the end of this week. It will be reopening early next year in the space once occupied by the now-shuttered late-night restaurant Le Bistro Montage, but it's still the end of an era. So today on City Cast Portland we're talking with Annie Ostrowski, director of marketing for the Doug Fir. She's telling us about what we can expect from the new location and why we shouldn't be sad — we should be excited. Episodes mentioned in today's show: Why Oregon Needs Sea Otters Who would you like to hear on City Cast Portland? Shoot us an email at portland@citycast.fm, or leave us a voicemail at 503-208-5448. Want more Portland news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter, Hey Portland, and be sure to follow us on Instagram.  Looking to advertise on City Cast Portland? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Let's meet Ken Wu, former Executive Director and co-founder of the Ancient Forest Alliance, who has spent years protecting ancient forests in British Columbia, including being a major player in protecting the Big Lonely Doug.  Ken tells how he named the iconic Doug Fir tree which is located in Vancouver Island. He also talks about how the indigenous people of Canada play a vital role in protecting these iconic trees and how you can be involved in saving them for future generations.  For further information, you can find more information at Ancient Forest Alliance https://ancientforestalliance.org/.   This podcast is part of READ & RIDE, a program from Dirty Freehub that motivates cyclists to read a specific book that is tied to a Dirty Freehub bike route.  The book in this series is The Big Lonely Doug by Harley Rustad. For more information about the program:  https://dirtyfreehub.org/read-ride/biglonelydoug/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This podcast is produced by Dirty Freehub, a nonprofit organization that publishes hand-curated (and great!) gravel cycling route guides. Our mission is to connect gravel cyclists to where they ride through stories about culture, history, people, places, and lands with the hope that they will become involved as advocates, volunteers, or donors with organizations that protect and preserve recreation spaces. Our Podcast Channel  / ⁠The Connection ⁠ Our Route Guides / ⁠Dirty Freehub⁠ Our Ask / ⁠Donate

The Doug Fir is moving, the arts scene blossoms, and self-serve gasoline could come to Portland: Host Claudia Meza is rounding up the city's arts and culture news and events with Portland Mercury arts & culture editor Suzette Smith and lead producer John Notarianni. Stories Discussed: https://www.portlandmercury.com/spring-arts-preview-2023/2023/02/27/46371293/portland-mercurys-spring-arts-preview-the-look-of-love https://www.portlandmercury.com/music/2023/02/25/46371571/doug-fir-to-take-over-old-montage-space-in-portlands-central-eastside https://www.oregonlive.com/opinion/2023/03/opinion-oregonians-should-have-the-choice-to-pump-their-own-gas.html  Who would you like to hear on City Cast Portland? Shoot us an email at portland@citycast.fm, or leave us a voicemail at 503-208-5448. Still want more Portland news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter, and be sure to follow us on Twitter and Instagram.  Looking to advertise on City Cast Portland? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today’s episode, Suzanne Tabert from the Cedar Mountain Herb School goes in depth on one of the northwest’s most ubiquitous trees, the Douglas Fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii)! She covers harvesting, preparations, parts used, and there’s even some story-telling. Enjoy! A message from Suzanne: When I started teaching herbal workshops and programs more than 30 years ago, I was simply overwhelmed. I was incredibly excited, of course, but I had so many questions. Am I doing this right? Am I really ready to be teaching others? How do I make sure I'm making a positive impact on my students? There wasn't anyone near to mentor me. I was on my own. In my decades in this industry, I've amassed a huge amount of knowledge not only about herbalism, but about teaching, building a business, bringing in students who are as passionate about plants as I am, and so much more. I taught myself how to teach, and lots of mistakes were made. Through all the trial-and-error, I came out on the other side an excellent herbalist, teacher, and business owner. However, I always wished I had had someone to show me the way. Now that I've made it to where I am today, I have made it my mission to help others with their own journeys. I, like many of you, have found my calling in spreading my passion for plants and herbs to others! And I am ready to help you do the same. If you feel the pull to craft your own herbal workshops and programs and build a successful herb school, this is your time to do it! I have put together the be-all-end-all of training programs this year to take you every step of the way through that process. So, what are you waiting for?  Program size is very limited. Registering through HerbRally gets you a $200 discount! How cool is that?! Use the coupon code HRANDCMHS after application approval for your discount and get ready to realize your dreams! APPLY NOW Suzanne Tabert is a bio-regional herbalist, wildcrafter, founder and director of herbal education at the Cedar Mountain Herb School, teaching from a lifetime of personal and academic studies of plants and their environments. She is a member of the American Herbalists Guild, the American Herb Association, and is practicum supervisor and adjunct faculty at Bastyr University. She has been teaching herbal medicine for 30 years, with plans to continue throughout her lifetime. Thanks for listening! HerbRally www.herbrally.com Breitenbush Herbal Conference www.herbalconference.net   

Portland-based band The Slants is retiring after 13 years of making music together. The band made national headlines in 2017 after the Supreme Court ruled that The Slants could trademark their name. Founder Simon Tam says he'll focus now on writing and activism. The Slants’ last show will be November 4 at the Doug Fir in Portland. Simon Tam will be talking about his memoir “Slanted” at Powell’s City of Books November 3.

I WANT TO BREAK FREE. I WANT TO BREAK FREE. I WANT TO BREAK FREE FOR THE FIRST TIME... THEN DRAFT THOSE FREE THINGS. GOD KNOWS, GOD KNOWS THis draft features the Good Vibes Gang and director/friend/maven Lance Bangs!Featuring special guest drafts from Zak Toscani, Saint Sue Karmel, "Bulldog" Ivan Karmel and Super Producer Marissa.This episode was recorded live at the Doug Fir in Portland, Oregon. Thanks Doug Fir!Episode Guests:Lance Bangs @lancebangs IG: @lancebangsZak Toscani @zaktoscani IG: @zaktoscaniSaint Sue Karmel @rnskook IG: @suekarmelIvan Karmel @ivankarmel IG: @ivankarmelProducer Marissa Melnyk @MarsMel IG: @mars.mel Overwatch on PS4: MarsmeilowSupport the show!Join the All Fantasy Everything Patreon for exclusive mailbag and movie watch-a-long episodes. Check it all out at www.patreon.com/AllFantasy.Rate All Fantasy Everything 5-stars on Apple Podcasts.Decide the winner on the All Fantasy Everything Twitter poll @AllFantasyPodMerch!T-Shirts! Sweaters! Stickers! Mugs! Deck yourself out in some goods at www.teepublic.com/user/allfantasyeverythingFollow the Good Vibes Gang on social media:Ian Karmel @IanKarmel IG: @IanKarmelSean Jordan @SeanSJordan IG: @SeancougarmelonJordanDavid Gborie @Thegissilent IG: @Coolguyjokes87Show Email: allfantasypodcast@gmail.com

LIVE FROM PORTLAND, Y'ALL! The GVG are joined by legendary writer and amateur food critic Bill Oakley.Featuring special guest drafts from Zak Toscani, Saint Sue Karmel, and Super Producer Marissa.This episode was recorded live at the Doug Fir in Portland, Oregon. Thanks Doug Fir!Episode Guests:Bill Oakley @thatbilloakley IG: @thatbilloakleyZak Toscani @zaktoscani IG: @zaktoscaniSaint Sue Karmel @rnskook IG: @suekarmelProducer Marissa Melnyk @MarsMel IG: @mars.mel Overwatch on PS4: MarsmeilowSupport the show! Join the All Fantasy Everything Patreon for exclusive mailbag and movie watch-a-long episodes. Check it all out at www.patreon.com/AllFantasy.Rate All Fantasy Everything 5-stars on Apple Podcasts.Decide the winner on the All Fantasy Everything Twitter poll @AllFantasyPodMerch! T-Shirts! Sweaters! Stickers! Mugs! Deck yourself out in some goods at www.teepublic.com/user/allfantasyeverythingFollow the Good Vibes Gang on social media: Ian Karmel @IanKarmel IG: @IanKarmelSean Jordan @SeanSJordan IG: @SeancougarmelonJordanDavid Gborie @Thegissilent IG: @Coolguyjokes87Show Email: allfantasypodcast@gmail.com

Host Brian Quain sits with Max Dunn and Jung Kim of the ARIA Award winning Australian band Gang of Youths on this episode of Sharing Cans With Bands. Quain goes to Portland, OR with cans of beer from Hidden Springs, Green Bench, and Ellipsis and opens them with the boys at the famous Portland venue, the Doug Fir. Of course we find out how they met, how they formed and what it's like being in a band. Tons of laughs while we talk about the differences of Australia to the United States. But as the beers pour, we get deep into David Le'aupepe's music, how the boys cope with David's mental health in the past, and how open and honest their latest album, "Go Farther In Lightness" is to how David lives with his mental health. Gang of Youths have never held back in storytelling and awareness with mental health and suicide, and this episode is the same. We appreciate everyone who made this episode happen, and we know, if you haven't already, you will be listening to Gang of Youths. "Go Farther in Lightness" was Quain's TOP ALBUM of 2017, and still hails it as one of the most important albums in the last decade. You can find them on iTunes, Spotify, and also go to www.gangofyouths.com for more info. Also: Like what you're hearing, then check out our Patreon page for exclusive content, interviews, video clips and rewards for shirts, stickers, and join us for festivals: www.patreon.com/whatalesya

A well caffeinated town @travelportland @CaptainNeon @DeschutesBeer @ThirdWaveTours @beermakesthree @stumptowncoffee @wateravecoffee Co hosts : Good ol Boy Kendall, Good ol Boy Mike, and Good ol Gal Lora SUDS Episode – A destination episode to Portland, OR as we discuss some of our favorite things Beer, Food, & Coffee. Several beers listed below, Food from Doug Fir, Pok Pok, Laurelhurst Market, and great coffee listed below as well. We taste and discuss the following:  Beer McMenamins Hammerhead Pale Ale SUDS – 4 Deschutes Black Butte Porter SUDS-4 Cascade Apricot Northwest Sour Ale SUDS-5 Coffee Stumptown Hairbender – SIPS -2 Stumptown Montes De Oro – SIPS - 4 Water Avenue El Toro – SIPS - 3 Water Avenue Pinot Noir Aged El Salvador – SIPS - 4 info@sipssudsandsmokes.com @sipssudssmoke Sips, Suds, & Smokes™ is produced by One Tan Hand Productions using the power of beer, whiskey, and golf.  Hosted online at Spreaker and available on iTunes, Google Play, PRX, Spotify, Stitcher, Soundcloud, and YouTube. This episode was sponsored by Travel Portland Visitor Bureau- your one stop online for everything in Portland Oregon. Events calendar, directory of things to do, shop, and places you wanna be. Just head to www.travelportland.com Good ol Gal Lora decided to do this episode after 10 cups of coffee and taking the dare to do so. Check out those amazing Third Wave Coffee Tours. www.thirdwavecoffeetours.com Good ol Boy Kendall tolerates us on a repetitive basis. Be sure to check out Kendall and June's Blog. www.beermakesthree.com Enjoying that cool music in the background, check em out Oregon Pagan Jugband The Decemberists Mel Brown Quartet   The easiest way to find this show on your phone is ask Siri or Google, “Play Podcast , Sips, Suds, & Smokes Podcast” 

A well caffeinated town @travelportland @CaptainNeon @DeschutesBeer @ThirdWaveTours @beermakesthree @stumptowncoffee @wateravecoffee Co hosts : Good ol Boy Kendall, Good ol Boy Mike, and Good ol Gal Lora SUDS Episode – A destination episode to Portland, OR as we discuss some of our favorite things Beer, Food, & Coffee. Several beers listed below, Food from Doug Fir, Pok Pok, Laurelhurst Market, and great coffee listed below as well. We taste and discuss the following: Beer McMenamins Hammerhead Pale Ale SUDS – 4 Deschutes Black Butte Porter SUDS-4 Cascade Apricot Northwest Sour Ale SUDS-5 Coffee Stumptown Hairbender – SIPS -2 Stumptown Montes De Oro – SIPS – 4 Water Avenue El Toro – SIPS – 3 Water Avenue Pinot Noir Aged El Salvador – SIPS – 4 info@sipssudsandsmokes.com @sipssudssmoke Sips, Suds, & Smokes is produced by One Tan Hand Productions using the power of beer, whiskey, and golf. Hosted online at Spreaker and available on iTunes, Google Play, PRX, Spotify, Stitcher, Soundcloud, and YouTube. This episode was sponsored by Travel Portland Visitor Bureau- your one stop online for everything in Portland Oregon. Events calendar, directory of things to do, shop, and places you wanna be. Just head to www.travelportland.com Good ol Gal Lora decided to do this episode after 10 cups of coffee and taking the dare to do so. Check out those amazing Third Wave Coffee Tours. www.thirdwavecoffeetours.com Good ol Boy Kendall tolerates us on a repetitive basis. Be sure to check out Kendall and June’s Blog. www.beermakesthree.com Enjoying that cool music in the background, check em out Oregon Pagan Jugband The Decemberists Mel Brown Quartet The easiest way to find this show on your phone is ask Siri or Google, “Play Podcast , Sips, Suds, & Smokes Podcast”

PDXISH welcomes to two fascinating individuals to the podcast. Chef John Gorham has several restaurants that feature his deft cooking skills. Darren Linder is a deft drummer who plays in bands, that is when he is not working the door at Doug Fir. PDXISH had a chance to talk to Gorham about the upcoming La Ruta PDX, a city-wide celebration of all things Spain and food that is happening in July. And we also had a chance to talk to Linder about all the musical endeavors he is involved with currently in our city. Please welcome these amazing individuals to PDXISH.

Minneapolis, Minnesota band, The Last Revel sat down with me for a chat before their performance at the Doug Fir, in Portland. We talked about the bands history, spending time on the road, songwriting dynamics, and their new record "Hazard and Fate", which we inserted a couple tracks from, for musical breaks. To keep up with The Last Revel and the podcast, check out the links below. It's a progrum! www.thelastrevel.com www.dancablepresents.com

Hey people! It’s summer! Time to hit some shows. And to help you get your calendar arranged, this week we're cranking up the volume on some of the best bands we met in studio sessions this year who happen to have shows in the area, plus a super fancy, exclusive concert premiere.You can find videos of all these performances at www.opb.org/stateofwonder.Iconic Supergroup case/lang/veirs Teams UpNeko Case, k.d. lang and Laura Veirs finished three years of work on a lush, soulful new record and played their entire album, “case/lang/veirs,” in an exclusive opbmusic session. If you do nothing else today, go enjoy the video. You can also catch the trio live at the Oregon Zoo in Portland on July 2 and at the Les Schwab Ampitheater in Bend on July 5.M. Ward Sings to His Baby (and opbmusic) 
The latest release from M. Ward, "More Rain," might sound like a Portland soundtrack, but it belies its name with sunny sounds of doo-wop and golden era AM radio sensibilities. The artist came by the OPB studios to play a few songs with a power backing band (REM’s Scott McCoy, Mike Coykendall, and Alialujah Choir’s Adam Selzer and Alia Farah), who he insists he did not find on Craigslist. Watch the videos, and see Ward at Revolution Hall on July 16 and 17.Joseph Heats Up On Late NightIt’s shaping up to be a great summer for the band Joseph, as the sister trio (Allison, Meegan, and Natalie Closner) blew it up this week on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon," performing their new single "White Flag." We had the pleasure of talking with the sisters in a cozy acoustic session last year. The trio grew up on a small farm in Estacada. Currently, they are on tour for their new album, “I’m Alone, No You’re Not.” They'll be at Pickathon in Happy Valley, Oregon, August 5-7 and will circle back to Eugene in September.The Soul-Hop of Dirty RevivalDirty Revival brought their seven piece band down to the OPB studios to play some funky, energetic tracks off their 2015 self-titled album. The group sat down with host April Baer to talk touring, song reworks, and the social consciousness that permeates their music. You can watch videos of their performance here, and catch them live at the Doug Fir on June 25, Bend's Deschutes Brewery on June 27, and Portland's Columbia Park Annex for a Summer Free For All show on July 12.Blind Pilot Sails Back into Harbor with a New AlbumBlind Pilot’s 2008 debut album, “3 Rounds and a Sound,” made national headlines after they took the album on tour, by bike, riding down the west coast with their instruments in tow. We caught up with the band’s founders Israel Nebeker and Ryan Dobrowski last summer in Astoria for a special performance with classical cello star Sergey Antonov. Their new album, “And Then Like Lions,” is set to be released on Aug. 12. Catch the band live at the Liberty Theatre in Astoria on August 19 or see them in Portland and Eugene in October.1939 Ensemble Soar With Instrumental Power 
Jose Medeles and David Coniglio built the sonic equivalent of a sweet ‘67 Camaro when they got together to play drums and vibraphones. The two artists came in for an opbmusic session to talk about where they’re headed. See them live at the PDX Pop Now Festival, alongside a roster of stellar local acts, July 22-24.

1:25 - Paige McKenzie, perhaps the Pacific Northwest's biggest homegrown YouTube star, talks about creating the runaway-hit series The Haunting of Sunshine Girl from her house outside Portland. She reads from her new YA novel on Saturday, May 9 at 4 p.m. at Jacobsen’s Books in Hillsboro.11:00 - We check in on winners of Bend's inaugural Cultural Tourism Fund grants — a brand new system of support for arts & culture organizations like BendFilm and Atelier 6000.18:55 - Opbmusic's Jerad Walker shares his love of one of Portland's newer musical transplants Other Lives. Their new album, "Rituals," reflects their newfound home. They play Monday, May 11 at Doug Fir.20:55 - PICA's debaucherous art party, the DaDa Ball, was legendary in its day. And now the contemporary arts organization is bringing it back for its 20th anniversary on May 16, calling it TaDaDa. We hear what all the fuss was about from some of its organizers. More info on the arty craziness and all night party here.30:45 - Los Portenos writing collective reads selections from an upcoming event, drawing inspiration from the poems of Miguel Hernandez and William Stafford.For full stories, go to: http://www.opb.org/radio/programs/stateofwonder/segment/state-of-wonder-may-9-2015/

Natalie drops in on Kathy Casey at her food studios for the holidays. As America’s first female executive chef, Kathy has been working in the restaurant world for years. She was deemed the original “bar chef” by Dale DeGroff and has been instrumental in bringing fresh ingredients behind the bar. In this episode Kathy mixes up her very festive, and very Northwest, Douglas Fir Sparkletini from her ninth book, “Sips and Apps”.

My self proclaimed hiatus seems to have been declared in haste. Admittedly this has much to do with the matter of my being recently relieved of my scholastic concerns and let loose in those green pastures of leisure time. And like all things leisurely, such as strolls, it is a constitutional, a blam on the jaded nerves and jangled devices of self defense. Not to put too fine a point on it this is a bit of a mix up more leaning to the classics as would befit a peace of mind. Enough blather - oh but one thing, before I continue - be sure to take a tab and catch up on your folk's eye candy by checking out the adventures of Quasi. Still un-inspired? Catch the 1967 video for Pierre Henry's Psyché Rock. Astounding enough that it's machine evolution predates Kurzweil and more effective because of it.One last video, sure how about the entire 1929 movie from Communist Russia Man with Movie Camera. Your grandfather's jaw presumably dropped during the raw 'documenting the world as it is' scene.Alright enough of that. Lets listen to some music.Hombres - Let it Out (let it all hang out) Mark Prindle sums it up better than I ever could.buyCreaky Boards - BrooklynThis is, for me, right now, a definitive track. It is also very good and catchy too. They haven't made a big move in the world yet but they seem to have the chops for the pop indie boards and I for one highly anticipate watching their development. buyVampire Weekend - Cape Cod Kwassa KwassaThe Paul Simon afro beat inflected swing in this piece is adds the force necessary to get the song shaking a steady rhythm. I can only wish that I had played it sooner.Les Problemes - Je ne Vois RienThis French 60's psych song roughly translates as "I don't See Anything" - included here for the furious francophilia each of us have at heart. I don't have much information of these guys but apparently they got involved with the french peace lovers in the '60s and acquired the ire of the conservative types on the matter of the war. buyOlympic Runners - Just Funkin` Around My soul funk submission for the month (by contractual obligation) is this stand out freak out jazzed up track by the overlooked and underheard UK band.buyThe Stranglers - Golden BrownIt's the most up tempo song about heroin - Merry Christmas! buyNew Pornographers - Myriad HarbourAnother modern miracle of catchy tunes about NYC. What luck! And yes it's a track that should have gone up long time back.buyIan Dury - Sex & Drugs & Rock & RollHere's a little bit of advice, you're quite welcome it is freeDon’t do nothing that is cut-price you'll know what they'll make you beThey will try their tricky device, trap you with the ordinaryGet your teeth into a small slice of the cake of libertybuyLoose Salute - DeathclubActually much more clean cut than you would think - the outfit is from the UK and is currently on Graveface. It's a high cut of folkpop and worth a visit.buyJimi Hendrix - 1983... (a Merman I Should Turn to be) (podcast cut)Shortened by half - but needing no introduction.buyPierre Henry - Psyché RockPierre was an exceedingly prolific 20th century composer. This track pairs him with a fellow composer, Michel Colombier, during the annus mirabilis of '67. original videobuyBlitzen Trapper - Wild Mountain NationThe hot shit from PDX. I like to think that in a perfect world these guys would crush the pearly stylings of the Doug Firin one awesome sonic histrionic session to kick off their careers and me shaking a busted fist and bloody maw at the front of the audience. But now their 'big time' - maybe now they can make it happen. Shit though that is a long way to go for a Doug Fir show.videobuyBram Tchaikovsky - New York ParanoiaNot "Girl of My Dreams" good but at least it's more earnest.Look at that face - could you be less earnest about living in the 80s?buyPanda Bear - Bros editI do hope everyone gets as much of a chilled out kick from this as I did. Damn near walked in to traffic. Damn near didn't care.buyBill Justis - College ManAt the time I had to post this I could only find a mostly instrumental track. It's still got the 'Hate College' bit so I decide to run with it. But don't dismiss Bill. Here is some of the excised lyrics: I got a real cool chick That doesn't dig no square Gets college kicks With her honey anywhereFor myself, now too old for Teenage Kicks can at least keep satisfied with college kicks.buyChandler Travis Philharmonic - WirelessTo quote their site: Alternative Dixieland - Puts the 'harm" in "Philharmonic" Though if cover design is anything I don't think this will go platinum:man at least throw a lens flare on that thing.buyJoe Turner & His Blues Kings - Shake, Rattle & RollYeah it's so damn overplayed that I'm a frickin cliché to play it, right? Hell no - it's still good after the twentyth time round. Now you can pick this up on plenty of comps (and some originals if you invested well in the 90's) but I suggest this one:buyAndrew Sisters - Beer Barrel PolkaCuriously it seems that this got good distribution because the Nazis popularized it when they invaded Czechoslovakia. huh.Then it got big play from Benny Goodman, and Billie Holiday, and Liberace.huh.So the only folks of 'lesser races' who haven't reclaimed this song yet are the gypsies. I feel an online petition for Gogol Bordello coming on.Caribou - Melody DayMy current favorite doctor of mathematics fronted Canadian band.The Raveonettes - Christmas SongAhh a christmas song that doesn't suck. How nice.Image From: Fun On Mars Backing tracks:Quasi at the Quackadero - opening trackUz Jsme Doma - Cod Liver OilBodies of Water - I Guess I'll Forget the SoundBill Justis - RaunchyRoberto Carlos - AmigoQuasi at the Quackadero - The ooooh part

EPISODE 47 Zelia Edgar is paranormal investigator and has taken an intensive approach at explaining the details surrounding the strange and unusual. She is a online author, host of a Youtube channel and founder of a ever growing website called https://www.justanothertinfoilhat.com ( https://www.justanothertinfoilhat.com ) However, one of Edgar's first loves is a Doug Fir and coffee scented world. This small town is host to Red Room's and backwards talking midget's...It is Twin Peaks. In Zelia's opinion, Twin Peaks is a symbol brought up through intensive meditation and damn fine synchronicity. Was this show just a weird show? Or, was it a hidden message in code for members of a secret school and the recently initiated.

EPISODE 47Zelia Edgar is paranormal investigator and has taken an intensive approach at explaining the details surrounding the strange and unusual. She is a online author, host of a Youtube channel and founder of a ever growing website called https://www.justanothertinfoilhat.comHowever, one of Edgar's first loves is a Doug Fir and coffee scented world. This small town is host to Red Room's and backwards talking midget's...It is Twin Peaks. In Zelia's opinion, Twin Peaks is a symbol brought up through intensive meditation and damn fine synchronicity.Was this show just a weird show? Or, was it a hidden message in code for members of a secret school and the recently initiated.