Podcasts about dream baby dream

“It's possible to be a feminist and a Freudian...” In this week's TANK Podcast, Holly Stevenson and Rosie Gibbens discuss Hans Richter's seminal surrealist masterpiece Dreams that Money Can Buy, a dreamy and deeply strange dadaist romp directed by some of the luminaries of the 1940s avant garde.

The Drunk Guys experience pleasure and pain from beer this week when they read The Hellbound Heart by Clive Barker which became the horror film Hellraiser. They put a pin in: We, Ourselves, and Strange and Unusual by Front Porch Brewing, Incredible Machine by Treehouse, and Dream Baby Dream by

WE'RE BACK! Well, sort of. I'm back, TC, Taylah here. SO sorry we kind of disappeared, I'd like to say it was worth the wait? But I guess you guys will be the judge of that.I explain a little why AC isn't with me in this Ep, but more importantly, we finally are releasing our much awaited interview with Dave Newman of McSweeney Newman Casting.This was such a fun fun interview, Dave is so charismatic and just a brilliant guy. We hope you love this chat as much as we did. This is it for Dream Baby Dream for 2022, but I WILL be back next year. Thank you all for the amazing support this year, I've genuinely loved hearing how the pod has helped different people in different ways, and that's why I love it. See you in 2023, and Keep Dreaming. TC x

Today, I wanted to speak to the “Dreamers” who listen to this podcast! Please don't stop dreaming! You are Significant! Keep pressing towards the mark of your greatest imaginable dreams becoming your reality! Today, I'll be sharing a poem I wrote nearly a decade ago as well. Entitled, “My Epiphany”. I hope this Episode encourages Someone. Be encouraged.

Hey Dreamers! WELCOME BACK to Season 2 of Dream Baby Dream! And aren't we starting it out with a bang. Lincoln Lewis joins us on the pod this week and we get a bit of an insight on what his acting journey has looked like over the last 20+ years. Lincoln is such a kind, genuine human and we could not be more grateful that he took the time out of his day to chat to us. We also GRILLED him about Tomorrow When the War Began, so if you're a fan, definitely give this one a listen.We also announce some VERY exciting news in the World of Dream Baby Dream, so get keen for good things to come.Our Artist of the Week is the band @jacob.fitzgeraldand you can find Lincoln on Instagram @linc.lewisThanks again for listening guys, it really means a lot to us. Let us know what you think, and Keep Dreaming x

In the latest episode of None But The Brave, co-hosts Hal Schwartz and Flynn McLean take an in-depth look at Bruce Springsteen's 2005 Devils & Dust Tour. In this episode, they discuss the first American leg. The discussion will continue with Europe and the later US legs in the next episode. Also, at the top of the show, Hal and Flynn give their thoughts on the latest release from the Springsteen Archive Series, from MSG on May 16, 1988. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to DREAM BABY DREAM podcast. This is episode 6, and we are interviewing the one and only, working actor, Tim Ross. Tim is such an astonishing man, who chats with us about his experience in the industry, what it's like being established, and also gives us the FUNNIEST embarrassing story. This one is a good one ^Instead of an artist of the week this week, we've made the interview a little longer, and introduced a new segment, Small Business of the Week! And this weeks is JE Supps, a supplement selling brand AKA Taylah's brother. KEEP DREAMING!

Episode 3 of DREAM BABY DREAM. We talk moving house, movie premieres, and have an unexpected guest tell us about his time in therapy. We also sit down and chat to absolute superstar Sami Afuni about auditions and his experience in the industry since the pandemic.Our Artist of the Week is ALSO Sami Afuni where he PREMIERES one of his songs on the pod. You can find him on Instagram @samiafuni to stay up to date.Keep Dreaming!!

Welcome to our FIRST episode of Dream Baby Dream! We talk a little bit about ourselves, introduce your ears to the struggling actors that are Taylah and Amy. Then we sit down and chat to comedian and overall incredible human, Darren Gilshenan.Our artist of the week is 4 piece Gold Coast band Wootton Major. Find them on instagram @woottonmajor

The Friday Mailbag: Jade, Eden Liu, Anthony Mayes, Wos and Zach answer listener questions on Twitter using #askWos. Part 2 is on www.patreon.com/countthedings We need your support.

This week I'm joined by Jamila from Jay Dreamingg. Originally from Grenada, Jay inherited her gift for dream analysis from her great-Grandmother! Tune in as she analyzes two of my dreams in this episode! You can connect with Jay on her website jaydreamingg.com or on Instagram @jaydreamingg

In this episode Musa and Ryan share their confusion and happiness about the return of the Bundesliga, including the necessary lack of atmosphere. Among other things, they discuss a surprisingly sharp Dortmund against Schalke, Hertha Berlin’s promising win over Hoffenheim, a stumbling Leipzig and a ferocious Gladbach. They again assess Marco Rose’s fashion choices, they answer a couple of typically excellent questions listeners, and then play out with Suicide’s “Dream Baby Dream".Don't forget to follow our Outros Spotify playlist, where we compile the songs we play with every week and follow Stadio on Twitter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rencontre avec Axel et Vincent, deux amis qui forment ensemble depuis plus de 10 ans le duo The Penelopes. Ils ont grandi ensemble en banlieue parisienne; se sont découvert très tôt un goût prononcé pour les musiques alternatives pop rock et punk, loin d’être alors raccords avec la mode du moment dans leur quartier : le rap. D’années en années, ils ont cultivé cet attrait pour la musique et la bidouille. EN parallèle de leurs études, ils se sont produits dans des bars, à Paris, ils sont notamment repérés par la créatrice de mode Agnès B qui les soutient toujours aujourd’hui. Il y a 7 ans ils quittent Paris pour Londres et amplifient leurs collaborations avec les milieux du cinéma et de la mode. Cette expatriation leur permet de se professionnaliser davantage. C’est à Londres qu’ils produisent de nouveaux titres et des remixes dont certains sont officiels comme ceux de Lana Del Rey. Ils se feront aussi repérer grâce à leur remix non officiel de la chanson « Just like heaven » des Cure, un remix qui sera officiellement reconnu par le groupe quelques années plus tard et notamment par Robert Smith son leader charismatique. The Penelopes sortira dans quelques mois un nouvel album fruit de collaborations et duos avec des artistes féminines, à l’image des deux premiers duos déjà disponibles : la chanson « Meet Me by the Gate » avec Isabelle Adjani, et la reprise de Suicide « Dream Baby Dream » avec Asia Argento. Deux femmes qu’il est inutile de présenter. Avec les Penelopes on parle de ce duo inédit avec Isabelle Adjani, de leur technique de travail à la « jtenmerde », de ce qu’ils ont appris sur Lana Del Rey en décortiquant ses morceaux à l’occasion des remixes, de reconstitution de crash d’avions et de football. Crédit photo DR Tous les épisodes du podcast sont disponibles sur onlike.net rubrique podcast et sur toutes les applications de podcast et plateformes de streaming. Les mots doux sont à adresser à alex.lebrethon@hotmail.fr Extraits de titres de The Penelopes diffusés dans l’épisode 56 : ‘Meet Me by the Gates’ (02:24) et (10:42) ‘Just like heaven’ The Penelopes remix de The Cure (17:54) ‘Never Let Me Down’ Depeche Mode cover (22:48) ‘Dream Baby Dream’ (29:16) Enregistrement et montage : Alexandra Lebrethon Production : Alexandra Lebrethon et Jean-Patrick Labouyrie ©onlike.net

On this episode: The Government wants to know your sleep patterns? That's not scary is it? Plus the Melania Trump statue that is so life like that it also shows no human emotion or characteristics either. Both and much more are discussed.   Playing us out is Dream Baby Dream from Paris, France. Their song Dead As Disco is the best 3 minutes of pop perfection you will hear this year. Learn more about Dream Baby Dream below: https://www.facebook.com/dreambabydreammusic/ https://dreambabydream.bandcamp.com/

"These images like murals are images that can speak to people and that people can identify with. You don’t have to be from a certain background or certain city or community or ethnicity or political belief or religious belief. These are my visual memorials to the epic and endless struggle of the human experience." From Vincent Valdez’s point of view we have a choice as to which way we want to go as a country. We can start again. It could be the beginning of a darker chapter in our history or a more enlightened and inclusive one. And art can sometimes be that guide to help tell us who we are, what we are made off, and where we can go from here. One of his biggest fears is that we are not learning from history, some of which is seemingly lost, and some of it ignored or manipulated to favor one group over another. Vincent has never wanted to be anything other than an artist and he vowed and pledged an oath to himself and his work right from the beginning. Never would he sway from what he felt in his heart that it was most important to say, no matter the consequences. He has stayed true to his vision for almost two decades and has used his struggles in life and in the studio as fuel to propel him forward. His integrity, clarity, and work ethic come from his parents and family who are the common people that have helped to build their communities and America while enduring discrimination and the systemic limitations built into our society that do not favor people of color. At the very beginning of his life as a small helpless baby in an incubator Vincent was holding on for life, but his grandmother saw then what is obvious now to the rest of us. He has something to say and he has the ability, the determination, and the courage to say it in his own visual way. As he developed his skills, discipline, and interest in art growing up, he really found his calling when he started to paint murals with his mentor Alex Rubio. That was his first real education about people, life, and how the world works. He vowed to never loose sight of or touch with the community that he was learning to portray and give a presence and a voice to in those murals. We see now in his works the truths and realties of life’s struggles and a mirror of ourselves and the human experience that we night not always recognize on our own or want to look at. Potential moments of truth and something greater than just one person or one artist. In his studio Vincent feels the most freedom in his life and the main limitation is having the time to manifest all of his ideas. Beyond painting and drawing he feels he is just a novice so there is much to learn. The work is an outlet to try to make sense of the world outside of the studio and success is simply having the ability to do what he wants to do. Be an artist and keep reinventing himself and keep exploring how to see and show things differently, or as they really are. When he has an intense feeling and idea for new work his biggest challenge is how to then translate that into a painting or drawing that will potentially give the viewer of that work a similar feeling. Vincent and I met in 2011 at The Serie Project thanks to the amazing Sam Coronado. Over the years our paths have crossed again but with the excitement around the inclusion of his paintings The City I & II at the Blanton Museum of Art, I knew the time was right for an interview. And what a great interview it is, not because of anything I did, but because of Vincent’s humble, generous, and wise perspectives on life, being an artist, and staying true to your ideals. Please enjoy and if this episode or any other I've produced have helped or added value to your life please consider supporting the podcast (http://www.austinarttalk.com/supportpodcast) so it can continue and grow. Thanks! Some of the subjects we discuss: Sam Coronado The Strangest Fruit Defining moments Visiting The Alamo Painting murals/community Getting held up at gun point Facing tough issues/truths Amnesia/looking in the mirror Influential artists Struggles/oath to work Capturing a feeling Challenges/bodily limits Source of integrity/parents Voices of the people The Beginning is Near Critical thinking The role of Art Travel outside US Origin story/childhood What is success? Doing the work Skill level/types of work Fortunate enough Teaching/corazón Adriana Corral Requiem sculpture Collaboration https://uploads.fireside.fm/images/4/41335247-836c-4f4a-8a8b-aeca55f3227a/7Efrx8jf.jpg Vincent in his studio with a painting of his grandparents. Current Local Exhibitions Vincent Valdez: The City The Beginning is Near (Part I) CLOSES →October 28, 2018 On view at The Blanton Museum of Art (https://blantonmuseum.org/) The University of Texas at Austin 200 E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Austin, TX 78712 512-471-5482 info@blantonmuseum.org Here's a link to the museum website dedicated to a discussion of The City. http://blantonmuseum.org/valdethecity https://uploads.fireside.fm/images/4/41335247-836c-4f4a-8a8b-aeca55f3227a/ifviXSTE.png Also on view in the permanent collection of the Blanton are two of Vincent's paintings from The Strangest Fruit (https://vincentvaldezstudio.com/the-strangest-fruit/)series. They are right across from two prints by previous podcast guest Deborah Roberts (http://www.austinarttalk.com/19). The photo below was taken by me on 9/29/13, the day he finished the series at his former firehouse studio in San Antonio, right before they came crate them up. https://uploads.fireside.fm/images/4/41335247-836c-4f4a-8a8b-aeca55f3227a/jZUFRktf.jpg Vincent Valdez: Dream Baby Dream The Beginning is Near (Part II) Fri, Sep 7, 2018 → Sat, Nov 10, 2018 David Shelton Gallery (http://davidsheltongallery.com/exhibitions/detail/vincent_valdez_dream_baby_dream_sep_2018) 4411 Montrose Blvd., Suite B Houston, Texas 77006 713 393-7319 info@davidsheltongallery.com https://uploads.fireside.fm/images/4/41335247-836c-4f4a-8a8b-aeca55f3227a/-gne7--k.jpeg The lights are on. The mics are live. The cameras are rolling, yet no one is sure where to begin. Gestural brushwork composes the scene. Moments of pause. Speakers at podiums, flanked by microphones and floral arrangements. Each is silent. Some mournful. Some pensive. Others meditative or distant. Collectively uncertain of where we go from here. Dream Baby Dream (2017–2018) is Part II of Vincent Valdez’s allegorical trilogy The Beginning Is Near. The series follows on from Part I (2015–2016), two large oil paintings, The City I and The City II, that address the structural oppression, hate and violence Valdez sees as inscribed into the sociocultural landscape of the United States. As he completed the final canvas of The City I, news broke of the death of Muhammad Ali (June 3, 2016). A week later, between bouts of painting, Valdez watched television coverage of people following the hearse carrying Ali’s body, the funeral service and the eulogies honoring “The Greatest.” The diversity of the speakers and the compassion and conviction of their words resonated with Valdez, but months later, during the culmination of the 2016 presidential campaign, he found new meaning in the spectacle surrounding Ali’s death. Returning to the footage, Valdez sought to reconcile Ali’s life and legacy with the dawning apprehension, anxiety, division and disillusionment that echoed across the country from screen to shining screen. From an essay by Ian Alden Russell, August, 2018 Banner Image - Dream Baby Dream (7), 2018 oil on paper 42 x 72 inches Photo: Peter Mollick This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity. Intro music generously provided by Stan Killian (http://stankillian.com/main/) Support this podcast. (http://www.austinarttalk.com/supportpodcast)

Un mensaje para finalizar este año, el yo conciente le habla a un yo inconsciente. Tal vez te motive, tal vez te haga pensar. MUCHAS GRACIAS A TODOS POR UN GRAN AÑO.

Ook in de zomerperiode is het geen komkommertijd in Gonzo’s Return. Jan Donkers draait nummers van Michael McDermott, Allen Toussaint, een zeldzame bootleg van Bob Dylan. Alan Vega van Suicide is afgelopen weekend overleden en daarom een kleine ode en ook Dream Baby Dream van Suicide maar in de uitvoering van Bruce Springsteen.

Ook in de zomerperiode is het geen komkommertijd in Gonzo’s Return. Jan Donkers draait nummers van Michael McDermott, Allen Toussaint, een zeldzame bootleg van Bob Dylan. Alan Vega van Suicide is afgelopen weekend overleden en daarom een kleine ode en ook Dream Baby Dream van Suicide maar in de uitvoering van Bruce Springsteen.

AFTERBUZZ TV – The Killing edition, is a weekly "after show" for fans of AMC's The Killing. In this show, hosts Phil Svitek and Oriana Leo discuss episode 4. The Killing is based on the wildly successful Danish television series Forbrydelsen and tells the story of the murder of a young girl in Seattle and the subsequent police investigation. The Killing ties together three distinct stories around a single murder including the detectives assigned to the case, the victim's grieving family, and the suspects. Set in Seattle, the story also explores local politics as it follows politicians connected to the case. As the series unfolds, it becomes clear that there are no accidents; everyone has a secret, and while the characters think they've moved on, their past isn't done with them. Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more of your post-game wrap up shows for your favorite TV shows, visit http:// Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Martha and Rob discuss the fourth episode of the fourth season of The Killing - Dream Baby Dream. Learn more, subscribe, or contact us at www.southgatemediagroup.com. You can write to us at southgatemediagroup@gmail.com and let us know what you think. Be sure to rate us and review the episode. It really helps other people find us. Thanks!

PUNKCAST#540-02-04 Suicide performing live at Rothko NYC on Sep 3 2007. More info: http://punkcast.com/540