Podcasts about Dude York

In this show, Steve picked an hour of moon songs and sun songs and maybe even a song about the sun AND the moon.  Whaaaaat?!  In this show these artists will tickle your eardrums: Madness, Better Than Ezra, Dinosaur Jr, Dude York, The Dirty Royals, Beck, Judas Priest (believe it), Book Of Love, Simple Minds, Echo & The Bunnymen, Sunflower Bean, Belly, Julian Cope, INXS, Johnny Marr, Frank Sinatra. On the Air on Bedford 105.1 FM Radio      *** 5pm Friday ***      *** 10am Sunday ***      *** 8pm Monday *** Stream live at http://209.95.50.189:8178/stream Stream on-demand most recent episodes at https://wbnh1051.podbean.com/category/suburban-underground/ And available on demand on your favorite podcast app! Twitter: @SUBedford1051  ***    Facebook: SuburbanUndergroundRadio   ***    Instagram: SuburbanUnderground   ***    #newwave #altrock #alternativerock #punkrock #indierock

This week, Steve picked all artists that are available on the web site Bandcamp.com.  Why?  Because it is a great place to find new music and support rock and roll!  In this episode you will hear: Crocodile Tears, Dentist, Black Nite Crash, The Dollyrots, Dude York, Dazy, Weird Nightmare, Pujol, The Ancient Order of Froth Blowers, Olivia Jean, Slow Pulp, 2nd Grade, Suki Waterhouse, The Mighties, Molchat Doma, Wyldlife and Kyle Andrews. On the Air on Bedford 105.1 FM Radio      *** 5pm Friday ***      *** 10am Sunday ***      *** 8pm Monday *** Stream live at http://209.95.50.189:8178/stream Stream on-demand most recent episodes at https://wbnh1051.podbean.com/category/suburban-underground/ And available on demand on your favorite podcast app! Twitter: @SUBedford1051  ***    Facebook: SuburbanUndergroundRadio   ***    Instagram: SuburbanUnderground   ***    #newwave #altrock #alternativerock #punkrock #indierock

♫ Here he comes, here comes P. Richards, he's a demon on wheels! He's a demon and he's gonna be chasing after someone! ♫ The someone(s) Peter is chasing after are the people who panned the Wachowskis' 2008 sensory overload big screen adaptation of the classic anime series Speed Racer. We hop in the Mach 5 and discuss how this is maybe the most live-action cartoon ever created, car punches, superb monkey acting, and how this movie lays some of the groundwork for both the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the Fast and Furious franchise. Go speed listeners, go!

dear livejournal, the show was so nice. so so nice. i hope we can play again soon. i made a little song book with the lyrics of all the songs we played that night and gave them out. and i think i made good banter. that’s the most important part really.DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)LADY FLASH “Mother 2” [album title]Hydropark “August” Hydropark (EP2)SASAMI “Not The Time” SASAMISwim Team “Cardinal” VPriests “Ice Cream” The Seduction of KansasStrange Ranger “Sun Drunk” etc.Ripe mangos “Gray Cat Grandmother” Humble WeatherBusiness Of Dreams “Keep The Blues Away” Ripe For AnarchyEverybody Row “Escape Plan” The Sea InsideOtoboke Beaver “Introduce me to your family” ITEKOMA HITSDude York “What Would You Do If You Had Some Money Now?” Happy in the Meantime EPDivorcer “Anxiette” Debt JubileeSpace Mountain “Dark Bird” TogethernessMax Jaffe “Harro Wood Block” Giant BeatNO WIN “Outsource” downeyCupii “Mark Kelso” Four SongsCrisis Man “No Decline” The Myth Of ModerationBastidas! “Dimension 8” GalaxiasKlackers “CTC” KlackersLong Knives “Normal” The Subject

In this episode of Suburban Underground, Steve and Drew picked some of their favorite songs that they played over the past 6 years, leading up to this episode: 300!  We will hear such artists as: The Dollyrots, Courtney Barnett, Spyres, The pains Of Being Pure At Heart, The Accidentals, Images In Vogue, Royal Republic, The Peach Kings, Dude York, The So So Glos, Wyldlife, Screaming Females, The Aces, Hey Steve, Daniele Luppi & Parquet Courts with Karen O, Otoboke Beaver and CHVRCHES. On the Air on Bedford 105.1 FM Radio      * 5pm Friday *      * 10am Sunday *      * 8pm Monday * Stream live at http://209.95.50.189:8178/stream Stream on-demand most recent episodes at https://wbnh1051.podbean.com/category/suburban-underground/ Twitter: @SUBedford1051 Facebook: SuburbanUndergroundRadio Instagram: SuburbanUnderground And available on demand on your favorite podcast app!

This time we discuss things that might annoy a bartender/server. Just a few helpful hints on how to stay on a bartenders good side. We also learn how to mix a San Francisco Sangaree and listen to the single "Falling" from Dude York. Remember to Share, Like, Comment and Subscribe! www.heybartenderpodcast.com Manscaped: www.manscaped.com Use Promo Code "HEYBARTENDER" at checkout to get 20% off your purchase, and free shipping! Mint Mobile: https://mint-mobile.58dp.net/NKbqo Email: dude@heybartenderpodcast.com Instagram, Facebook, TikTok: @heybartenderpodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/heybartenderpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heybartenderpodcast/support

Prepare to embark on a musical journey through Steve's life.  Stops along the way are: rock, metal, progressive rock, new wave, punk rock, grunge, 90s alternative, power pop and current-day alternative. Hear Steve's musical story and such artists as: Kiss, Donna Summer, Rush, Rick Wakeman (Yes), Styx, UFO, Def Leppard, Judas Priest, Sparks, David Bowie, Echo & The Bunnymen, Simple Minds, Stiff Little Fingers, The Rolling Stones, Nirvana, The Charlatans, Beastie Boys, Frank Sinatra, Fountains Of Wayne, Dude York, The Vaccines!   On the Air on Bedford 105.1 FM Radio      * 5pm Friday *      * 10am Sunday *      * 8pm Monday * Stream live at http://209.95.50.189:8178/stream Stream on-demand most recent episodes at https://wbnh1051.podbean.com/category/suburban-underground/ Twitter: @SUBedford1051 Facebook: SuburbanUndergroundRadio Instagram: SuburbanUnderground And available on demand on your favorite podcast app!  

This week we have a set of discoball songs.  Plus a typical array of great music  Artists this week: Dude York, The Psychedelic Furs, NHC (Navarro/Hawkins/Chaney), Billy Bragg, Desperate Journalist, Modest Mouse, Electrafixion, Rick Altizer, David Garza, INXS, B-Movie, R.E.M., Dick Dale & His Del-Tones, Cherry Glazerr, Habibi.   On the Air on Bedford 105.1 FM Radio      * 5pm Friday *      * 10am Sunday *      * 8pm Monday * Stream live at http://209.95.50.189:8178/stream Stream on-demand most recent episodes at https://wbnh1051.podbean.com/category/suburban-underground/ Twitter: @SUBedford1051 Facebook: SuburbanUndergroundRadio Instagram: SuburbanUnderground And available on demand on your favorite podcast app!

Andrew Hall, drummer of Dude York, joins Julia on the pod to discuss journal entries from late 2012 and early 2013, right after Julia had moved to Seattle and Andrew was drumming in Chastity Belt, a.k.a. the Dude Belt era. Topics include: Taylor Swift conspiracy theories, the pureness of music produced in our early 20s, the contents of Lake Washington, Mac Demarco's horrifying Canadian friend, body shots with strangers, etc.Outro song - "Fuck City" by Dude York: https://dudeyork.bandcamp.com/track/fuck-city

We have a set of 80's new wave songs about "heaven" and also a couple of songs titled "Bright Lights".  Artists this week are: The Hives, En Attendant Ana, Dude York, Pure Joy, Say Sue Me, The White Stripes, Peter Godwin, The Danse Society, Original Mirrors, Frances Forever, Seed, Habibi, Iguana Death Cult, The Special AKA, Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark. Originally airing January 8, 2021.   On the Air on Bedford 105.1 FM Radio     * 5pm Friday *     * 10am Sunday *     * 8pm Monday * Stream live at http://209.95.50.189:8178/stream Stream on-demand most recent episodes at https://wbnh1051.podbean.com/category/suburban-underground/ Twitter: @SUBedford1051Facebook: SuburbanUndergroundRadioInstagram: SuburbanUnderground And available on demand on your favorite podcast app!  

When we can't be with our family, thank goodness we have movie families! For our first "Double Feature" episode, Ryan and JP take a look back at two great movies that take on family life -- though in very different ways. Join us in revisiting "While You Were Sleeping" (1995) and "Big Fish" (2003). Keep the conversation going, follow us on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook @soisopodcast and rate and review on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you listen. You can follow us on Twitter; Ryan is @indieartsvoice and Jp is @jpavila. The music you hear on the show is by Dude York.

On this, our first episode of Socially Isolated, Jp and Ryan talked with Wade Neal, Assistant Executive Director of the Grand Cinema in Tacoma, Washington about journalism in the movies. We wanted to explore the larger context and themes that the upcoming film THE FRENCH DISPATCH fit into. Each person brought an example of a movie that fit that subject. Jp discusses "The Paper," Ryan discusses, "Live from Baghdad," and Wade discusses, "All the Presidents Men." Listen in as we find some common threads and unique perspectives to these films. Music by Dude York

This week on Suburban Underground, Steve picked a bunch of songs with titles that are the same as obscure comic book super heroes or super villains. Artists this week are U2, Dude York, Sachet, Gene Loves Jezebel, Go Betty Go, Bully, Skids, Alvvays, Gorillaz with Peter Hook, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Julia Jacklin, The Chameleons UK, Courtney Barnett, The Big Moon. Originally aired September, 18, 2020.  Twitter: @SUBedford1051Facebook: SuburbanUndergroundRadioInstagram: SuburbanUnderground And available on demand on your favorite podcast app!

This week on Suburban Underground, we have no special theme or mini-theme.  Just some dang good music. We play songs from these artists: Redd Kross, Two Door Cinema Club, Dude York, Wire Train, Bow Wow Wow, The Hillbilly Moon Explosion, Dinosaur Jr, Mission Of Burma, Devo, Caddy, Bleached, TV On The Radio, Nahaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, Mojo Nixon and Skid Roper, Lady Banana. Originally aired June 12, 2020

seriously i don’t know if i want to go outside ever again.DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here:  http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)Nanami Ozone “Desire” from DesireDina Maccabee “Ducky” from Land So SweetClasp “Sorry to Catch You On Your Way Out” from ClaspDude York “Something In The Way” from SincerelyDust from 1000 yrs “smoke em up” from DUST 2017Pluperfect “Waffles” from Grade PendingLost Balloons “Not My Time” from Hey SummerClosure “SLOW DRIVE” from Journey EPGeorge Christian Pettis “My Oh My” from Tallasassy + The Heavy Meadow DemosBilge Rat “Fly Paper” from Bilge RatBig Blood “Babies Looking Weird” from Double Days ILittler “Oversteeped” from Bad Handgirlpool “It Gets More Blue” from PowerplantFoodman “this is fue” from IRO IROStella Donnelly “Mechanical Bull” from Thrush MetalSECT “Money” from Self TitledItasca “Marcy Rain” from Out of TimeTwo Year Touqe “Tea Dont Make You Pee” from The Midi Westxenon superstar “bad communicator” from sleep well if you canCloud Cover “MIRROR ME” from Mirror Me

While you are exercising social distancing, why not check out this week's episode of Suburban Underground?  There is a set of songs about famous people and a couple of songs honoring Andy Gill of Gang Of Four.  Stay safe, wash your hands, and don't put your mouth on foreign objects. We play songs from these artists: Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros, Emily Bell, 999, The Blackeyed Susans, Modest Mouse, Ida Maria, Gang Of Four, Billy Idol, Pure Joy, Dude York, Delta 5, MGMT, The Bottle Rockets, Tommy Keene, Croc Shop.  Originally aired March, 13, 2020

We made it episode 200, folks!  So, this week Drew and Steve pulled together a very special show.  It is filled with artists that we may have never learned about if we were involved with creating this show every week.  In other words, these are artists of which we were unaware before we started Suburban Underground. We play songs from these artists: Alex Lahey, Weaves, Caroline Rose, The Peach Kings, Gothic Tropic, The Accidentals, The Dollyrots, The Academic, Dude York, Royal Republic, Images In Vogue, Courtney Barnett, The Drums, CHVRCHES, The Aces, The Field Mice.  Originally aired February 28, 2020

The September 7th edition of Look At My Records! features an interview with Desert Sharks.  The Brooklyn four-piece is about to drop their long-awaited, highly-anticipated debut album, "Baby's Gold Death Stadium."  Tune in to hear all about this awesome new album which drops on September 27th on Substitute Scene Records! Plus, tracks from Guerilla Toss, New Myths, Dude York, and Grace Vonderkuhn. You can pre-order "Baby's Gold Death Stadium" on gold vinyl via Bandcamp. Desert Sharks have a bunch of gigs coming up, including a very special release show on September 28th at The Broadway with New Myths and Nevva. Desert Sharks are also playing at Mercury Lounge September 20th with Dude York and QWAM. For more tour dates, check out Desert Sharks on Facebook.

The September 7th edition of Look At My Records! features an interview with Desert Sharks. The Brooklyn four-piece is about to drop their long awaited, highly-anticipated debut album, "Baby's Gold Death Stadium." Tune in to hear all about this awesome new album which drops on September 27th on Substitute Scene Records! Plus, tracks from Guerilla Toss, New Myths, Dude York, and Grace Vonderkuhn. You can pre-order "Baby's Gold Death Stadium" on gold vinyl via Bandcamp: https://desertsharks.bandcamp.com/album/babys-gold-death-stadium Desert Sharks have a bunch of gigs coming up, including a very special release show on September 28th at The Broadway with New Myths and Nevva. Desert Sharks are also playing at Mercury Lounge September 20th with Dude York and QWAM. For more tour dates, check out Desert Sharks on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/desertsharks/

Dude York give Kyle Meredith a shout to talk about their new record, Falling, and its themes of nostalgia and relationships. Peter Richards, Claire England, and Andrew Hall take us through the process of making the near-concept album, which breaks down the anxieties and stages of love and heartbreak, all while referencing The Killers and Ramones within its songs. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This week we are joined by the one and only Jamie Coletta of No Earbuds! We talked about what she does as a music publicist, how No Earbuds came to be, and chatted about new tunes from Florist, Strange Ranger, Dude York, Camp Howard & Bethlehem Steel

Llegamos al último programa antes de nuestras vacaciones estivales y lo hacemos repasando algunos de nuestros discos y canciones favoritas de nuestra 21ª temporada que hoy terminamos. Recuperamos los discos de Carolina Durante, Anni B Sweet, Chef's Special, The Divine Comedy, Vampire Weekend, Balthazar, Miss Caffeina, The Dandy Warhols, The National, The Last Detail, Nilufer Yanya, Putochinomaricón, The Chemical Brothers, Circa Waves, The Drums, The Ballet, M, Piroshka, Ten Fé, Ruido Paraiso y McEnroe, además de adelantarte lo que está por llegar de Viva Suecia y Dude York. El Instituto Francés nos descubre a Hyacinthe, nuestra remezcla de la semana la firma Reggie Watts con un tema de Cherry Glazer y Elyella firman nuestra versión de la semana llevándose a su terreno un tema de Líquido mano a mano con Rural Zombies. Y para despedirnos ponemos el broche final con canciones veraniegas con la firma de Flow y Family.

El penúltimo programa de la temporada llega cargadito de novedades y adelantos con lo nuevo de Bat for Lashes, Keane, !!!, Of Monsters and Men, The Divine Comedy, Velvet Negroni, Dude York, Lust for Youth, Phantogram, Dizzy, Rozes, I Am Dive, Petit Biscuit, Imagine Dragons, Allusinlove, Sonic Youth, Lana del Rey, Kyle Craft y Frank Carter. Completamos el repaso a las novedades con Miel de Montagne como recomendación del Instituto Francés y Hollywood Vampires versioneando el "Heroes" de David Bowie. Los últimos minutos del programa los dedicamos a la pista de baile escuchando remezclas de Alondra Bentley a cargo de Parade, Amatria por Elyella y Rosalía por J. Polli.

This week it's singles from up coming records by two upcoming bands new to us. Talking Blushhhhhh and Dude York next, on The Radio Cure! Reviews:https://www.stereogum.com/2034524/blushh-all-my-friends/premiere/ https://www.stereogum.com/2042809/dude-york-falling-video/video/Music: All My Friends: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFWpy0a5xqQ What about my plants? (Thanks 4 asking): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhRmkvSMr9Y Falling: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKT-jmxALIQ Black Jack (first song off Sincerely): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFbI4i31HY0

from the 2019 album Falling on Hardly Art RecordsSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

La actualidad nacional ocupa la primera parte del programa, escuchando lo nuevo de New Day, Gatomidi, Six to Fix, Delbosque, Sauna Bytes, Joan Villalonga, Her Little Donkey, El Lado Oscuro de la Broca, Antifan, Vera Wenzel, McEnroe, Turpin, Anni B Sweet, Cariño y Pajaro Sunrise versioneando a Chavela Vargas. En la segunda parte suenan las novedades de Local Natives, Imperial Teen, The Divine Comedy, Shana Cleveland, Dude York, Lion, Flying Lotus y Kindness. Además el Instituto Francés nos descubre a Aloïse Sauvage y Rock Nights Radio nos propone a Younghusband. Completamos el programa echando la vista atrás para recordar el disco "Super 8" de Los Planetas cuando se cumplen 25 años de su publicación y a Humanoid para seguir celebrando el también 25º aniversario de Jabalina Música.

We are joined this week by the wonderful Lauren Rearick of The Grey Estates! We chat about how she manages freelancing and running her blog, how we feel about premieres, and time management. Plus, we discuss new tunes from Charly Bliss, Maddie Ross, Radiator Hospital, Ramonda Hammer, Sonder Bombs, and Dude York!

This time we discuss things that might annoy a bartender/server. Just a few helpful hints on how to stay on a bartenders good side. We also learn how to mix a San Francisco Sangaree and listen to the single "Falling" from Dude York. Remember to share, like, subscribe, and comment to this podcast, also visit hey-bartender-podcast.myshopify.com for some novelty T-shirts and Hey Bartender Podcast Merchandise.

Episode 151 of Suburban Underground, WBNH-LP Bedford 105.1 FM's award-winning alternative mixtape show with hosts Drew Cline and Steve Poschmann.  Get it.  Dig it.  Share it.  This week's show includes a set of obscure Canadian new wave bands and a tribute to surf guitar king Dick Dale. Artists for this week are Dude York, Youth Killed It, The Academic, Images In Vogue, Strange Advance, Gowan, The Beths, Lloyd Cole, Blood Red Shoes, U2, Dick Dale & His Del-Tones, Vampire Weekend, The Smithereens, The Atlantics, CSS, and Aqualads.  Originally aired March 22, 2019. 

Dude York - Moon - a 2018 single on Hardly Art.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"The Choice" (http://thechoicepod.com/) is a six-episode audio drama, a feminist dystopian thriller set in the refugee camps of Los Angeles. Set in the year 2047, Dr. Margaret Carter is facing the death penalty. These are a series of recordings played as evidence in her trial. Misty Eddy is a director working in Portland, Oregon. Her obsession with radio dramas started early when, at twelve years old, she fell in love with classic radio theater programs like The Shadow, Suspense, and Orson Welle's War of the Worlds. Molly Silverstein is the Director of Programming for the Portland Film Festival and the host of the Portland Film Podcast. She studied film at Yale and London Film School. Nick Escobar is a design manager at a digital marketing agency in downtown Portland. As a producer, he has been recognized by the Portland Comedy Film Festival, premiered a short film at the 2016 Rose City Comic Con, and co-founded Blue Envelope Productions. Smarthouse Creative's Leroy Mack sits down with "The Choice" creators, Misty Eddy, Molly Silverstein and Nick Escobar, to learn about the creative inspiration behind "The Choice" and what elements make the series unique, for example including an animator on the team to help listeners visualize the tone of each episode. Misty, Molly and Nick describe the fundraising tips that they've learned through their current Kickstarter campaign, ways to encourage your audience members to become "brand champions" for your work, long-term branding strategies, for example creating a project media-plan, and much more! Visit "The Choice" on Kickstarter: smrths.com/TheChoice_Kickstarter Check out “The Choice” on Facebook: smrths.com/TheChoicePod_Facebook Visit the official “The Choice” website: www.thechoicepod.com TAMP music by Dude York.

Sam Berliner (www.donutfilms.org) is a Seattle-based filmmaker and animator best known for his engaging and accessible films about gender non-conformity. His award-winning short films, Dating Sucks: A Genderqueer Misadventure, Genderbusters, Perception and Float have screened at over 200 film festivals around the world and are distributed by CFMDC. When not actively making films, Sam is the festival director of Translations: Seattle Transgender Film Festival, as well as a Senior Programmer at Three Dollar Bill Cinema. He leads workshops and gives presentations about gender at various organizations and schools. He is in pre-production on Episode 2 of the Dating Sucks webseries and is the founder of Queer Scouts Bay Area and Queer Scouts Seattle, hosting monthly skill-shares for LGBTQA adults. Sam graduated in 2005 from Smith College with a BA in Film & Theatre and earned an MFA in Cinema from San Francisco State University in 2013. Smarthouse Creative's Brad Wilke sits down with Sam Berliner, director of Three Dollar Bill Cienma's Translations: Seattle Transgender Film Festival, to talk about Berliner's work at the festival, his own filmmaking career, how he connects with his audience, and what to see at this year's Translations (May 3-12 in Seattle). They also cover Berliner's efforts building an IRL community at Translations and the importance of trans education & allyship via partnerships, panels, workshops and screenings. You can check out Sam's Facebook page here: https://smrths.com/SB_FB You can check out the Translations Film Festival website here: https://translationsfilmfest.org/ Visit Sam’s current projects "Dating Sucks: A Genderqueer Misadventure" and "FLOAT" here: https://smrths.com/SB_DatingMisdventures_FB https://smrths.com/SB_Float TAMP music by Dude York.

Heather Brown (www.mindthebirdmedia.com) is a PR and events professional currently providing publicity, production, and communication services to individuals and literary and cultural organizations from her home base in Portland, OR. She activates her extensive network, her background in public education, and a master’s degree in creative writing to approach each job with inclusivity, rhetorical sensitivity and service-oriented, trust-based leadership. In this TAMP episode Smarthouse Creative talks with PR and events professional Heather Brown about her work as an editor & social media manager at YesYes Books and launching her own communication and events company, Mind The Bird Media. Brown has extensive experience with audience building for artists & authors with a focus on creating authentic connections, which she'll discuss, in addition to describing her approach to building buzz for her new company. You can check out Heather's Facebook page here, https://www.facebook.com/mindbirdmedia/ Visit Heather’s current project "Mind The Bird Media" at this site; http://www.mindthebirdmedia.com/ TAMP music by Dude York.

Episode 16: Alexandra Billings Alexandra Billings (www.alexandrabillings.com) is an actress, singer, author, teacher and activist. Currently, Ms Billings plays Davina on Amazon's Emmy and Golden Globe Award winning hit TV show "Transparent". In 2005, Ms. Billings played Donna, opposite Katherine Heigel, in the ABC film “Romy and Michelle: A New Beginning.” It was the second time a transgender actress played a transgender character in the history of television. She's had guest starring roles on "How To Get Away With Murder", “Grey's Anatomy,” “Eli Stone," “E.R.,” “Karen Sisco,” “Nurses” opposite Lynn Redgrave, and playing opposite Dot Jones in the Ryan Murphy pilot “Pretty/Handsome,” co-starring Blythe Danner and Robert Wagner. She finished her first feature film role as a non Trans character in "Valley of Bones" in the spring of 2016. She is the recipient of five After Dark Awards and one Joseph Jefferson Award. Ms. Billings' activism stretches across the continent. She has won the TPA Award and the Rainbow Spirit Award, and she was inducted into the Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame in Chicago in 2007. Living with AIDS since 1995. Her life story “From Schoolboy to Showgirl,” produced by Alex Silets for PBS television, was nominated for an Emmy for Best Documentary. In this TAMP episode, Smarthouse Creative's Brad Wilke talks to actress Alexandra Billings about her role on Transparent and her experience communicating with her growing audience. Alexandra discusses how she navigates her personal vs. public persona, how living publicly as a trans actor has informed her career, and what she believes her responsibility is being a part of the Transparent cast. Alexandra’s work is inspired by, “allowing more people to be heard, bringing more people in.” You can check out Alexandra's Facebook page here, bit.ly/AlexandraBillings_Facebook. Visit Alexandra’s current projects "TRANSPARENT" and “VALLEY OF BONES” at these sites; bit.ly/TransparentTVSeries bit.ly/Valley_of_Bones_Movie TAMP music by Dude York.

PlaylistRat King – FireRat King – StrandedHundred Loud – MonsterHundred Loud – S.M.BHundred Loud – Risk vs. RewardYear Of The Cobra – The Howl Bruiser Brody – Nothing You NeedBruiser Brody – Don't Go There On Your OwnDude York – Love IsDude York – TonightRest, Repose – PolarisInfinite Flux – AshesCages – Death WishWyatt Olney & The Wreckage – BloodDevils Hunt Me Down – Sky Island

Episode 15: THE UNCONDEMNED by Michele Mitchell Michele Mitchell (www.filmat11.tv) (www.theuncondemned.com) An award-winning investigative reporter on “NOW with Bill Moyers” (PBS), Mitchell began her broadcasting career as political anchor at CNN Headline News, where she specialized in US politics. At PBS, she developed a reputation for discovering overlooked social justice stories before leaving to start her own company. She was the director/producer/writer/co-executive producer of the groundbreaking “Haiti: Where Did the Money Go?” A graduate of Northwestern University, Michele wrote sports for the Chicago Tribune while in college, and then began her career on Capitol Hill. She is the author of three books. In this TAMP episode, Smarthouse Creative's Brad Wilke talks to Michele Mitchell about her experiences as a journalist, filmmaker, and activist at the intersection of human rights and social justice. Michelle and Brad also discuss the inspiration behind the making of Michelle's new documentary, THE UNCONDEMNED, and her use of social media as a tool to engage, maintain and build her audience. You can check out Michele's Facebook page here, http://bit.ly/Filmat11_FB , and follow her on Twitter at, @michelefilmat11. Visit Michele's current project "THE UNCONDEMNED" here; www.theuncondemned.com. TAMP music by Dude York.

Donovan Janus (https://www.17hats.com/) is Founder and CEO of 17hats, a Pasadena, CA-based software system that provides small business owners tools, knowledge, and expertise so that they can stay organized, feel confident, and look professional. Mr. Janus is a lifelong entrepreneur, and he and his team at 17hats share a passion for guiding small business owners on their respective journeys. In this TAMP episode, Donavan talks with Smarthouse Creative's Rachel Green about developing 17hats and the importance of timing, simplicity and social media in building a brand. He describes marketing tips and various grassroots tools and methods used to identify and connect with an audience, "if you define your ideal client and have a clear message, the selling part really happens by itself." -Donovan Janus. You can check out Donavan's Facebook page here, http://bit.ly/17hats_FB/ and follow him on Twitter at, @17hatsHQ. TAMP music by Dude York.

“Whoever’s within earshot are my people - that’s my curatorial sense for a world of music and experience - I want everybody to understand. Music is universal and that’s what I’m dedicating my life to. Every culture has their own take on it. It’s infinite, you’ll never hear it all. It’s everywhere. It’s like church to me. I want everybody to come in.” -Larry Mizell, Jr. In this TAMP episode, Mizell Jr. talks with poet Colin Walker about his unexpected career in the arts, why he loves what he does, and how he’s built his audience by following his passion for music and community. Check out Larry’s Street Sounds Facebook page [http://bit.ly/SS_KEXP] and follow him on Twitter at @larrymizelljr TAMP music by @Dude York (dudeyork.bandcamp.com/). Note: During the time of this interview, Mizell hosted Street Sounds, the weekly hip-hop show on KEXP. He wrote the column My Philosophy for the Stranger and was in local Seattle bands like Cancer Rising and Don't Talk To the Cops. He has since moved to Los Angeles.

In this TAMP episode, Smarthouse co-founders Ryan Davis and Brad Wilke (www.smarthousecreative.com) talk with Colin Walker and share helpful tips and tools to build your audience, boost your brand, and follow your passion. They also discuss the origins of our in-house podcast and how it aspires to be a rich and generative resource for creative entrepreneurs looking to gain traction, promote their projects, and grow their fan base. Tune in and start putting your best foot forward when it comes to connecting with your audience, both online and off. You can check out our Smarthouse Facebook page here, https://smrths.com/FB_SHC, and follow us on Twitter at @teamsmarthouse. TAMP music by Dude York (https://dudeyork.bandcamp.com/)

This week on Loud and Local I feaured music from Devils Hunt Me down, Infinite Flux, Guns of Nevada, Wounded Giant, X Suns, Sunny Day Real Estate, Dust Moth, Grindline the Band, Dude York and more ! 

Although they've been constant staples in Seattle venues, it had been more than four years since Dude York's last KEXP session, but with the release of their sophomore LP Sincerely, the self-styled “America's Band” have triumphantly returned with a new set of catchy garage jams. Joining Sharlese on Audioasis, the group play four Sincerely tracks and tell the process of writing their latest “hits” with the help of Netflix and the value of eschewing DMs to praise bands publicly on Twitter. Recorded 2/22/2017 - 4 songs: Black Jack, Tonight, The Way I Feel, Love IsSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

2017 has had a rough beginning with a pretty killer soundtrack. In today's episode, Wyndham and Christian take the signature Brother Brother Brother segment “What Are You Listening To?” to its logical conclusion: A full episode devoted to dissecting some of the best new releases of the new year. We dig into new albums and EPs from Ali Barter, Gold Connections, and Dude York, a surprise left turn release from Mastodon, the alleged final album of grime legend Wiley, and the long-awaited release from podcast favorite, Spoon. Take a spin through some of our favorite tracks of the year so far on our custom “What Are You Listening To?” playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/thebrotherpod/playlist/41jBYjzZynsvqqff5nCXTl

Dani Menkin (http://imdb.to/2nXMH3m) is an Israeli Academy Award Winning filmmaker for "39 Pounds of Love"(2005). The film, written, produced and directed by him, has been sold to HBO, and was short listed for the Oscars. Some of his films include: "Is That You?" (winner of "Best Indie Film of the Year" award), "Dolphin Boy" (2011), "Je T'aime - I Love You Terminal"(2010), and his most recent film "On the Map." Dani is also a co-producer and a creator-partner of Ilan Heitner for the Israeli cult indie film "Wisdom of the Pretzel", which is one of the most successful independent feature films in Israeli cinema. In 2005 Director, writer and producer Dani Menkin created his own Independent film production "Hey Jude Productions". In this TAMP episode, Dani talks with Smarthouse Creative's Ryan Davis about what he believes is his most important role as a director, how "On The Map" has appealed to audiences not only in the sports world, but from many different communities outside of competitive sports, and the inspiration behind his filmmaking process. He says one of the biggest lessons he has learned is that it's important as a filmmaker not to "take any moment or any second in making films for granted." "On The Map" will be screening at The Jewish Film Festival in Seattle on APril 2nd! You can check out Dani's Facebook page here, http://bit.ly/2mOrWa8, and follow him on Twitter at, @danimenkin. TAMP music by Dude York.

HOMOGROUND'S SXSW 2017 SPOTLIGHT PART 2! Featuring LGBTQA music from Fruit & Flowers, DUDE YORK, FEE LION, TOMBOi, MICAHtron, Sharkmuffin & IAN SWEET! GO to www.homoground.com/episode210 for more info about the bands, upcoming shows & more

Josh and Mario sit down to discuss and review the movie Get Out, the directorial debut of Jordan Peele. They also talk about this years Oscars and the passing of Bill Paxton. RIP. Featured songs this episode are, "Redbone" by Childish Gambino, and "Paralyzed" by Dude York. No copyright is intended. All rights to these songs belong to their respected owners. As always while you listen, remember to watch and explore with us.

Hour 1: A Conversation with Brooklyn Band Moon Hooch and their Musical Sandwich! Hour #2: New Melodic Rock and Roll from Depeche Mode, Wild Arrows, Tash Sultana, Hippo Campus, Acceptance, New Pornographers, Sleigh Bells, Bright Light Social Hour, Modern English, Young Fathers, Dude York, The Commuters and Middle Kids. (Plus an oldie from The Guess Who that's super relevant 47 years later!)JUST ANOTHER MENACE SUNDAY - #680 FEBRUARY 19, 2017Just Another Menace Sunday Theme (Dennis The Menace)  - Mighty Six Ninety 1:05  HOUR 1: A DTM CONVERSATION WITH MOON HOOCH AND THEIR MUSICAL SANDWICH    OPENING SONG: Red Sky – Moon HoochMOON HOOCH MUSICAL SANDWICH:Top Bread: Psychotubes – Moon HoochGuillotine – Death GripsNight In Tunisia (Live at the Blue Note) – Sonny RollinsHigh Together – SiriusmoNegative Creep – NirvanaInner Urge – Jo HendersonCan You Scratch? – Audio WernerBOTTOM BREAD: Broken Tooth – Moon Hooch HOUR #2: NEW MELODIC ROCK AND ROLL!OPENING SONG: Where’s The Revolution – Depeche Mode (Columbia)Dark Me – Wild Arrows (401K Music)Notion – Tash Sultana (Mom & Pop)Boyish – Hippo Campus (Grand Jury)Fire And Rain – Acceptance (Rise)High Ticket Attractions – New Pornographers (New P’s/Concord)I Can’t Stand You Anymore – Sleigh Bells (Tom Clean)Tear Down That Wall – Bright Light Social Hour (Self Release)Hand Me Down World – The Guess Who (Nimbus 9)Sweet Revenge – Modern English (Kartel)Only God Knows – Young Fathers (Big Dada)Tonight – Dude York (Hardly Art)CLOSING SONG: Fire In Your Eyes - Middle Kids (Domino)

Lindy Boustedt (http://imdb.to/2hRRnYK) is a writer, director, producer and actor. Lindy co-directs movies with her husband, Kris Boustedt. They've written, directed, produced or edited dozens of films, including three features, and create media for non-profits and corporate clients on the side. Some of their films include: PERFECT 10, THIS IS OURS, BRIDES TO BE, TOGETHER FOREVER and PRACTICAL THINGS. In this TAMP episode, Lindy talks with Smarthouse Creative's Brad Wilke about the first time she realized she had an audience and the tools she has incorporated into her practice that have helped she and her husband maintain a connection with their audience. Lindy describes the inspiration behind her filmmaking in terms of creating new norms via better representation and increased diversity. You can check out Lindy's Facebook page here, http://bit.ly/2hRJm6l and follow her on Twitter at, @krisandlindy. TAMP music by Dude York.

Ingrid Jungermann (http://imdb.to/2ej0wX7) is a writer, director and actor. Along with several short films, Ingrid co-created the web series THE SLOPE (https://theslopeshow.com/), and created the WGA-Nominated web series F TO 7TH (www.fto7th.com/), featuring Amy Sedaris, Michael Showalter, Gaby Hoffmann, Olympia Dukakis and Janeane Garofalo. Her work has screened at various film festivals around the world, including the Tribeca Film Festival, Rotterdam International Film Festival, Los Angeles Film Festival, Outfest and Frameline. Ingrid was one of Filmmaker Magazine’s 25 Faces of Independent Film, Out Magazine's 100 People of the Year and Go Magazine's 100 Women We Love. Ingrid's debut feature film, WOMEN WHO KILL, http://www.wwkmovie.com/, (Tribeca All-Access Program, IFP Emerging Narratives Lab), premiered at the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival in US Competition, where she won the Best Screenplay award. She is currently in development at Showtime for F TO 7TH and is working on her next feature film. WOMEN WHO KILL is screening at Seattle TWIST Film Festival on October 21st 7PM. Find more information here, http://bit.ly/2es4mN2 . In This TAMP Episode Ingrid talks with Smarthouse Creative's Rachel Green about her belief in her responsibility as a filmmaker and her desire to offer her audience a new perspective. Ingrid describes how she connects with her audience - including which emotions and genre she chooses, and explains her inspiration and outlook as a filmmaker and the way that her vision of herself, and where she sees herself in the industry has shifted over time. In explaining her absolute response as to whether or not she takes her audience into account when making work, Ingrid replies, “I think the more personal you get and the more specific you are about your own experience, oddly enough, that translates into something more universal because I think we all struggle with the same things, deep down all of our issues are sort of similar, so I think the more you can dig into your own imperfections, your own insecurities, your own loneliness your own struggles - that opens up the audience to be able to share that with you...being honest about those things so that people feel included." You can check out Ingrid’s WOMEN WHO KILL Facebook page here, http://bit.ly/2dZuKyv and follow her on Twitter at, @ingrid_etc. TAMP music by Dude York.

Peter Richards - Dude York: Peter tells BD about his problems with a lisp and depth perception in his youth, about his band and their evolution of writing together and how his successful Surgeon Sister's work ethic keeps him driven. Buy Dude York's Music: https://dudeyork.bandcamp.com/ Sponsored today by: http://www.blumensteinaudio.com & http://www.future-vapor.com