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This week on CockTales: Dirty Discussions, Kiki and Medinah welcome podcast queen Lex P from Pour Minds to sip the “Love Lexpie” and spill all the tea! From Lex P's new YouTube show to her love for entertainment news, the trio keeps it cute and candid. They dive into Love is Blind drama, Real Housewives mess, the power of platform-sharing, and laugh-out-loud confessions during “I'm Curious to Know.” This episode is a hilarious ride filled with gossip, game, and good vibes.Try Masterclass www.masterclass.com/cocktales for 15%offtry Galatea www.galatea.com/cocktalesControl Body Odor ANYWHERE with @lumedeodorant and get 15% off with promo code COCKTALES at LumeDeodorant.com! #lumepodJoin Kiki in Negril at Hedo May 21-May 31, 2025 www.worstbehaviortour.comJoin Medinah in Arizona! www.paradiseandvibe.com Follow Us@cocktalespodcast@kikisaidso@coffeebeandeanFor all promo codes and links for promotions in the episode, follow this link: https://linktr.ee/cocktalesadsContact Us!Advice: advice@cocktalespod.comCocktales: cocktales@cocktalespod.comWeird Sex: weirdsex@cocktalespod.comLive Show Sponsorship: sales@cocktalespod.comGuest Request/ General Inquiries info@cocktalespod.comGet your Vesper and other Jewelry From Crave https://lovecrave.com/cocktalesGet Your Merch & Order Your Card GamePurchase Merch www.imcurioustoknow.comGet Klassy Baste! Learn to Cook with Kiki www.klassybaste.comJoin Kiki's  Book Club- February's Book- Reel, By Kennedy Ryan https://www.patreon.com/kikisaidsoTravel with Kiki! We're going to Curacao! Reserve Your Spot Here!Travel With Medinah! Visit ParadiseandVibe.com What's Your Attachment Style Home?Take The QuizInterested in sponsoring? Contact sales@cocktalespod.com today!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/cocktales-dirty-discussions--2818687/support.

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Durty Harrie is a cannabis industry pioneer known for his expertise in extraction methods and technologies. The traditional cannabis market, often labeled the "black market," has played a crucial role in supporting many families long before legalization. How has the shift from the traditional market to legal operations impacted the livelihood of those who were initially part of the "black market"? bout the challenges and intricacies of cannabis extraction, the controversial practices of over-regulation in the industry, the dynamics of cannabis legalization in California, and much more... Follow Pharmers on Instagram - @pharmersqualityFollow Don on Instagram - @distillatedon More info about Pharmers at https://pharmersquality.com/ Grab some Pharmers Quality & Nero merch at https://pharmersapparel.com/

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In this week's episode, we are talking about Riverboat Rumble, cloning people, soul tapping and turning another decade... BBW: @1goddess_jewelz - Goddess Bria – Soul Tapped In is chakra-focused Body Movement & Meditation @ne0tric_touch – cellular therapy Netflix & chill: #TheyClonedTyrone Sports: #SpencervsCrawford #GaethejeDustin #UFC292 Messyness: Water Turner (boat black ppl) AP rose thoughts: My views on turning 30 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/notyouraa/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/notyouraa/support

This Week on G33kpod: Kevin finished, Restaurant Beef, Midget Tossing, Swole stumps and AM I allowed to hate Barbie   The Players Club Wave Race 64 Assassin's Creed Mobile  Beta Test   Kev's Tabletop Review: Assassin's Creed Arena   Hugh's News Items: Leprosy in Florida Aliens are real? Wonder Woman 3   Coach Corbs' Sports Report: MLB Trade deadline Verlander back to Houston NFL Signings     Trivia Time with Jack: Q1: In what country did fireworks originate? Q2: What popular drink was originally invented as an ice cream topping? Q3: How many time zones are in the US? Q4:What is the most grown crop in the U. S?   Topics discussed: Diet Moxie MoxieFest The Bull & Claw Officially boycotted! Cabot Seriously Sharp Cheese Popcorn Dirtroadcamp.com Binghampton Spiedefest   The Mid-Stream Report: Barbie Justified Star Wars: Rebels Creed III Insidious The Red Door Heels The Mayans Mother Muscles & Mayhem The Walking Dead: Dead City 65 John Henry     Opening theme is: Sunday Mourning by Jamus Breed* Click Here to check us out Everywhere!   Paul's custom ‘Fresh Outta Cake' Tee shirt courtesy of Sticker Mule Please help support our friends and sponsors:  Collectibles Galore Sci-Fi Horror Fest IntergalactiCON Resurrections: An Adam Warlock and Thanos Podcast Syracuse Nerd Kenneson Crafts Forever Nerdy Like Magick

Show Notes 8-10-23 Opening Thoughts 3:47 Additions have Added to gritty mentality 6:18 Give Doc some credit 7:48 Dave went with a hunch 9:29 Miller wasn't satisfied 10:15 Breakdown of Millers outing 12:50 Caleb Ferguson came up HUGE! 14:23 How About Joe Kelly? DURTY! 15:32 Freddie Freeman is Fantastic! 15:53 Outman has been Awesome! 16:29 It was fun to watch the Freight Train! 16:49 Rehashing Roberts Decisons 18:27 AAA OKC Busch keeps blasting! 25:37 AA Tulsa (They're Grindin') 34:12 High A Great Lakes 39:21 Single A Rancho Cucamonga We would love for you to check out this video, and all of the other videos on our channel, including our weekly live show, Dodgers Dawgs. We would also love it if you followed us on all the Social Media platforms. . ✔ www.dodgersdaily.net ✔ Twitter @dodger_daily ✔ Instagram dodger.daily ✔ Facebook at dodger daily, ✔ TikTok at dodgers_daily. Also, please consider donating to Dodgers Daily. This site will always remain free to the viewers, but it takes money and time to operate, so if you would like to show your appreciation by donation, any amount would be greatly appreciated. To do so follow the link below. Link to Donate: https://gofund.me/db54a295 #dodgersprospects #dodgersDaily #dodgers #losangeles #lafans #doyers #baseball #mlb #beisbol #MiLB #rcquakes #okcdodgers #tulsadrillers #greatlakesloons #davidperalta #freddiefreeman #jamesoutman #bobbymiller #calebferguson #joekelly #brysonbrigman #michaelbusch #jamesjones #jimmynelson #justinyurchak #yusnieldiaz #braydonfisher #ryansublette #kevingowdy #diegocartaya #madduxbruns #wilmandiaz #lucaswepf #michaelhobbs #rickyvanasco #bubbaalleyne #luisguerra #antonioknowles #jackdreyer #ryansublette #imanolvargas

ON THIS EPISODE OF THE DJS NEED LOVE 2 SHOW THE ATL BIG DOGS STOPPED BY THE STUDIOS TO TALK THAT DJ TALK. MIX MASTER DAVID AN INTERNATIONAL DJ STAR AND PRODUCER TEAMED UP WITH THE ATL LEGEND ATL DURTY TO DROP GEMS ON HOW AND MORE IMPORTANTLY WHY DJS SHOULD BE MORE PROFESSIONAL IN THE MUSIC BUSINESS. FULL VIDEO ON OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL SUBSCRIBE TO THE DJS NEED LOVE 2 PODCAST SHOW ON ALL SOCIAL MEDIA

Matt Pennisi, Manager, and Ryan Bennett, Sales Manager, visit from Durty Bull Brewing Company in Durham. They have a fifteen barrel production brewery and tasting room near downtown Durham.  As they near the completion of their seventh year, the guys from Durty Bull discuss how much things have changed since they first started in both the beers they make and how they're sold. We also talk to them about their upcoming taproom expansion into the Charlotte market.

In today's episode, I interview Rico Dalsimer, creator of the Durty D youtube channel and the Dawn of the Friend short film. You can watch Durty D here: https://www.youtube.com/c/DurtyD And you can check out the 72 hour Kickass Film Fest here: https://filmfreeway.com/KickAssFilmFestivals Leave a comment and share your thoughts: https://open.firstory.me/user/cl4t13kxz012w01xi0gxphf5d/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting

All the tea, finally explained by the man himself.  Chicago's best morning radio show now has a podcast! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts and remember that the conversation always lives on the Q101 Facebook page.  The Q101 Morning Crew is live every morning from 6a-10a on Q101. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

All the tea, finally explained by the man himself.  Chicago's best morning radio show now has a podcast! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts and remember that the conversation always lives on the Q101 Facebook page.  The Q101 Morning Crew is live every morning from 6a-10a on Q101. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jimmy Dolezal, co-owner / GM, Durty Nellie’s, joins John Williams to talk about how long he’s owned Durty Nellie’s, how the business has managed the pandemic, the classic acts that have played Durty Nellie’s, the type of bands that play their now, how 2022 is Durty Nellie’s 50th anniversary, and their new program designed to […]

Jimmy Dolezal, co-owner / GM, Durty Nellie’s, joins John Williams to talk about how long he’s owned Durty Nellie’s, how the business has managed the pandemic, the classic acts that have played Durty Nellie’s, the type of bands that play their now, how 2022 is Durty Nellie’s 50th anniversary, and their new program designed to […]

Jimmy Dolezal, co-owner / GM, Durty Nellie’s, joins John Williams to talk about how long he’s owned Durty Nellie’s, how the business has managed the pandemic, the classic acts that have played Durty Nellie’s, the type of bands that play their now, how 2022 is Durty Nellie’s 50th anniversary, and their new program designed to […]

Sam Malone sits down with Daz Jones, rapper, DJ, producer, and 1/2 of Durty Sope. Barstool talk from the biggest sipper in Philly with some of the most innovate people in the world, Sammie is the one to sit and sip wit if you wanna enjoy conversation. 00:00 TRAILERS 00:15 INTROS 01:30 THE BEGINNING 09:00 IT'S ABOUT WHAT FEELS RIGHT 12:04 AUSTRALIA TRIPS 14:45 DURTY SOPE 17:52 FORMING A GROUP 24:30 EVE 29:29 SAMMIE DJ REGRET 31:00 OUTTA STATE PERSPECTIVE 36:30 APPRECIATE HOW MUCH HIP HOP HAS GIVEN YOU 37:30 A YOUNG DJING STORY 48:00 A YOUNG SAMMIE STORY 50:30 ACCIDENTAL ENTENDRE 55:29 JAMES DURTY CHALLENGE 58:00 TO PUNCH OR ONE-TAKE?? 1:04:10 HIP HOP LIMITS ITSELF 1:13:10 DRILL BEATS SAMPLING CLASSIC HIP HOP 1:15:20 NEW MUSIC COMING 1:17:00 45- MINUTE SETS 1:19:00 SHOUT OUT TO ROCKY 1:24:51 OUTROS #sippinwitsammie #ifuaintsippinwitsammieyouaintsippin #ifuaintsippin #geturfuckinglifetogether #craftbeerandcognac #victorybeer #glocawearradiostation #promotion #politics2potatochips #exposure #outlet #platform #pullupistrill #letstalkaboutit #iswear #toreup #hennessy #heineken #flytalk #thankgodimfly #backwoods #producer #neosoul #singer #entrepreneur #hiphop #phillyhiphop #phillyentertainment #phillymusic --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sippinwitsammie/support

In this week's episode, Brutes' and James discuss the Stanley Cup Final, and what's next for the recently eliminated Edmonton Oilers and New York Rangers! In addition, the guys give their thoughts on the award winners and nominees, the Flyers name John Tortorella as head coach, and the future of the Boston Bruins after firing Bruce Cassidy and injuries to Brad Marchand & Charlie McAvoy! OUFL Card Games rounds out the episode! Intro Music: Past Life - Arkells & Cold War Kids Outro Music: Pro Bad Decision Maker - Skizzy Mars

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It's gravel season, and we are talking all things dirt with Blaine Mays & Chad Zimar of Steuben Brewing Company, Tim O'Shea of Pointway Coaching, and NICA Coach Guy Zeh. We cover Tim's Dirt Disco MTB training facility, Guy's ambition to open an indoor bike park in Rochester, NY, and the upcoming Keuka Lake Gravel Classic from Steuben Brewing company. Keuka Lake Gravel Classic | Steuben Brewing Company  Buffalo Bicycling Club's 50th Anniversary Criterium Online The Plan2Peak: Two Days of Buffalo Stage Race  Keuka Lake Gravel Classic on Strava Tim O'Shea @pwpcoaching Guy Zeh @roughterrainbikepark Bike Park Survey  @steubenbrewing 

Saul recently went to watch that new Sonic Movie, and wanted to talk about The Sonic-verse, why hes better than Super Mario and more, So Much More!!! nintendo vs Sega, Sonic v Mario, We talkin that good good, fam! Super Mario sux, WE ARE #TEAMSONIC!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unresearchedpodcast/message

Yerrrrrrrrrr, We back and we got one for you Lol! I don't know if this is one of the most toxic episodes we've had but the opinions definitely varied on this Episode. This Episode Dre & Reg welcome one of Dre's partners Durty to the Podcast. ATTENTION ATTENTION LADIES UNC & Duke plays in the final 4 this weekend so of course we're going to talk about it Lol. From there we touch on Jessie Williams child support issues and we dive into child support problems we've had. We have a very interesting talk stemming from 50 Cent & The Game back and forth dealing with Cuban Link and then there's the Will Smith & Chris Rock thing lol. Thanks for tuning in to another episode of Unapologetic The Podcast, don't forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe! Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 10:54 - UNC/Duke Preview (SPORTS TALK) 43:42 - Jessie Williams child support issues 1:02:05 - 50 Cent & Cuban Link/Game Issue 1:28:30 - Will & Chris 1:47:35 - Unapologetic Truth 2:08:00 - Outro

Yerrrrrrrrrr, We back and we got one for you Lol! I don't know if this is one of the most toxic episodes we've had but the opinions definitely varied on this Episode. This Episode Dre & Reg welcome one of Dre's partners Durty to the Podcast. ATTENTION ATTENTION LADIES UNC & Duke plays in the final 4 this weekend so of course we're going to talk about it Lol. From there we touch on Jessie Williams child support issues and we dive into child support problems we've had. We have a very interesting talk stemming from 50 Cent & The Game back and forth dealing with Cuban Link and then there's the Will Smith & Chris Rock thing lol. Thanks for tuning in to another episode of Unapologetic The Podcast, don't forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe! Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 10:54 - UNC/Duke Preview (SPORTS TALK) 43:42 - Jessie Williams child support issues 1:02:05 - 50 Cent & Cuban Link/Game Issue 1:28:30 - Will & Chris 1:47:35 - Unapologetic Truth 2:08:00 - Outro

Today: David Hopkins, David Long, and Josie Swanson join us representing the merger that created Second City Beverage Company, which began as a combination of Durty Gurl Cocktail Mixers and Second City Distilling Co. We catch up with David Hopkins - if you want to hear his full episode, check out "The [Durty] Gurl Next Door" which premiered March 8 of 2020 - and we get to know David Long, the chemist and "mad scientist" behind Carolina Moon Distillery in Edgefield, which led to Second City. Josie, a new member of the team, also tells us her Augusta story. Hear about their new products and get excited about a business growing in downtown and the CSRA! And of course we talk about how Second City got its name as well as some exciting future plans. Keep up with them: https://www.georgialinadistilling.com/2ndcitydistilling & https://durtygurlmixers.com/ Presented By Nancy Powell Real Estate Broker @DowntownAugustaBroker (Nancy20201!) DropTheDis Question Presented by Tranter Grey Media (TranterGrey.com) Community Partners: TheClubhou.se at the Cyber Center & Augusta Podcasts, LLC. Also Featuring: @AllEqualParts, 2nd City Distilling & Durty Gurl Cocktail Mixers. Also Sponsored By: Augusta Hemp Company (AugustaHempCompany.com) Music by C. Lark. Find him wherever you listen to music! Beer is Brought to You by Savannah River Brewery (Follow them on Facebook!) SavannahRiverBrew.Com Want to Support the Show & Get Free Stuff & Cool, Unique Bonus Content? Check out our Patreon! Learn More and Shop Merch @ AugustaPodcasts.com & Check Out Our Next Show @ AugustaRocks.com Produced at Augusta Podcasts Studio

Hello Groovers, Tonight we're diving deep in the back catalogue of newly acquired and excitingly rediscovered classic tunes. Great bass, great acid & awesome beats, enough to wet your pants. Oh yeah, good times! Deejay Maarten Vlot QC Put on your boogie pants and dancing shoes and come on down for some Liquid Sunshine. It's sexy music, for sexy people. Liquid Sunshine is a weekly radio show on 2XX FM in Australia, and The Face Radio in Brooklyn, USA, playing the best Deep Funk, Rare Groove, Disco & Beats - All The Good Stuff. And we also DJ out in the wild! We regularly do shows in Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne and along the Australian East Coast. 2022 will see us on the stages of the European summer festivals and in the booths of the European night clubs. We are also a full service law firm to the music industry, providing advice to DJs, Producers, Musicians and Event Organisers. Link up, tune in and shake ya booty with Maarten Vlot - podcast, browse the socials, or get in contact via this link: https://linktr.ee/liquidsunshineradio or Stream live at https://thefaceradio.com or www.mixcloud.com/live/sasmancometh Liquid Sunshine Sound System on Mixcloud Live | Mixcloud every Tuesday from 10 PM – Midnight Brooklyn / 3 – 5 AM London / 2 - 4 PM Oz or Stream live at https://2xxfm.org.au, or tune in to 98.3 FM in Australia every Thursday from 7:30 - 8:30AM New York / 12:30 - 1:30PM London / 9:30 - 10:30PM Oz Tracklist Dirtyelements & Drunkdrivers - Rio Deja Vu (Legofunk) COEO - +++ Tartan001 - A1 Pat Kalla & Le Super Mojo - Mon Ami (feat DjeuhDjoah) Yasuko Agawa - LA Nights Moonchild - Too Good Joe Simon - Love Vibration Flowered Up - Weekender (Audrey is a little bit more partial mix) Linda Clifford - Runaway Love Hot Jam - B1 BBR014 - B2 Do It (If You Like) Dan and the Unlimited Stupidity Band - Keep Me On Fire Leroy Hanghofer - Pin Ben Sun & Jon Sable - Sable Sun Moxy Edits 002 - A1 Dancing People - Ekila El Guiri Discos - Barna Farondula Spiller - Groovejet (Purple Disco Machine Remix)

This week we have special guest Durty $!!! We get into some Nba, NCAA and NFl talk. Please donate and share to our sound engineer Lance. He's still in the hospital and could you use all the help he can get. Thank you all for your support! https://gofund.me/29156807Support the show (https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/1846919.rss)

This week the team reviews Durty Bull brewing company, a growing brewery in Durham which seems to specialize in sours. For music we review Weezer: Van Weezer, Rise Against: The Nowhere Generation, Vince Staples: Vince Staples.

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We welcome a South Carolina native Artist Durty Don to the broadcast to discuss his journey into Hip Hop/Rap, Growing up, Family Life, Music, Linking up with Marvaless, Life in General and so much more.. Apologies for my bad audio. Instagram: @theofficialdurtydon Instagram:  @cfr_news 

We welcome a South Carolina native Artist Durty Don to the broadcast to discuss his journey into Hip Hop/Rap, Growing up, Family Life, Music, Linking up with Marvaless, Life in General and so much more.. Apologies for my bad audio. Instagram: @theofficialdurtydon Instagram:  @cfr_news 

Welcome to the Durty Twenty Club Podcast! This episode serves as a little introduction to the 8 people involved in the Durty Twenty podcast team. We introduce ourselves, tell everyone how we know the DM, and explain a little about the characters we'll be playing. Then, Mairead explains how the Veil works within the world of Ara, which is important information for understanding the campaign going forward! We welcome you to the podcast, and hope you will continue on this journey with us! Please rate and review! Music in this episode: Village Ambiance by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Matt Pennisi, co-owner of Durty Bull in Durham and a microbiologist, joined the 919 Beer podcast crew to discuss their range of beer styles and how they've managed a full year of brewing during a pandemic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matt Pennisi, co-owner of Durty Bull in Durham and a microbiologist, joined the 919 Beer podcast crew to discuss their range of beer styles and how they’ve managed a full year of brewing during a pandemic.

Pretty Lil RED please don't peel off that dress ALONE.. Josephine get in 2 Durty and SLOW.... Dawless recording starts with our Hardware synths and the hardware digital recorder: the Zoom R24 The SoundCloud playlist: https://found.ee/Wq5B PEG supports good health with this awesome supplement from MyVitalC https://www.myvitalc.com/ref/133/ Get satisfied... You can always DO yourself.... Why don't you visit: https://gvibe.com/?ref=sayemcn0zym? Don't forget to support PEG --- You can become a supporter for $.99 per month or $12 per year Click the supporter links on Anchor.fm https://anchor.fm/josephine-electric/support Check out this awesome Ultra Sonic Humidifier from EverlastingComfort.com https://www.everlastingcomfort.net/discount/expansive_sound_experiments Get Social Media promotion here: https://flamingsocialmedia.com?flamingsocialmedia=7973 Use Promo code "GITTENS" to get 10% off. ******** New Phantom Electric Ghost Pre-Save Campaign "Self Done TRUTH (ALL BLUE)" https://www.gate.fm/fdxroub --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/josephine-electric/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/josephine-electric/support

LTHM 585 - George JJ Flores Follow GJJF Music: https://gjjfmusic.com/music Follow George JJ Flores: https://www.facebook.com/gflos https://www.instagram.com/gflos/ https://soundcloud.com/gjjfmusic Latest LTHM label release: Mr. Bremson - Tiny Robots | Remix by: Diego Valle https://fanlink.to/TinyRobots Track List: 01 Forest,Evening,Frogs-Birds-Crickets J.R. Fountain 02 WOMAN (HOW DO YOU FEEL) BFLY-LEOPOLD (GEORGE JJ FLORES DURTY DUNGEON DUB) UNRELEASED UNDERGROUND PROJECT 03 Mr. Bremson - Tiny Robots (Diego Valle ReWire)[LTHM] 04 FAR APART (IT DOESN_T HAVE TO BE THIS WAY) GEORGE JJ FLORES [Selekta Rec.] 05 GEORGE JJ FLORES - ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION [HMNI Music] 06 BLFY, George JJ Flores - That's How I Like My House (George JJ Flores Dark And Dirty Mix) [LTHM] 07 GEORGE JJ FLORES - MILKSHAKE KELIS (GEORGIE'S ACID 2020 EDIT) [Nine Sixteen Muzik] 08 Devastating Den Pushkin 09 Forms Iz & Diz 10 BFLY, George JJ Flores - The Hunter (Hunter Versus Prey Mix) [LTHM] 11 Jordan Strong, Tony H - Be, See, Seek (Feat. Ramiro) (George JJ Flores Remix) [Uniting Souls Music] 12 George JJ Flores - Move (Your Body) [GJJF Music] 13 GEORGE JJ FLORES - I DON'T UNDERSTAND [HMNI Music] Subscribe & Follow: https://fanlink.to/LTHMPODCAST

HEY “MY CREATIVES” .....IT'S BEEN A WHILE SINCE WE LAST ENJOYED A JOURNEY of C.U.T.S. Durty Flow and Larry Brock Pull'd Up after they had their Song Promo on the Times Square Billboard!!!! We Touched on: - Their latest Project - How he feels about having his work on a billboard - The Feeling of Being an Independent Artist - MUCH MORE!!!!!! FOLLOW US: Instagram.com/Cuts_podcast YOU TUBE CHANNEL: [[SUBSCRIBE]] - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbVNj5NtHbfenXkoxa3xAKg?view_as=subscriber GUEST(s): DURTY FLOW: https://www.instagram.com/darealdurtyflow/ LARRY BROCK: https://www.instagram.com/iamlarrybrock/ *****FOR SERIOUS INQUIRES & FUTURE GUEST(S) APPEARANCES - CutsPodcast1@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cutspodcast/support

The Full Durty F Kiss - The SEX in Expansive Sound Listen to our latest Spotify release "Had It With (Ur Kind of LUV)" https://open.spotify.com/track/1JFwLpxjPsqbhkDxYztZ2K ********************************************************************************** Please wear a MASK it's about saving Lives See this Instagram excerpt -- WARNING it may be disturbing 2 you JOE LUNA on Instagram: “filthy covid room” The SoundCloud Track https://found.ee/WnC9 Full Playlist for our next proposed Album https://found.ee/2CXzx So get satisfied... You can always DO yourself.... Why don't you visit https://gvibe.com/?ref=sayemcn0zym? Support PEG by becoming a supporter of our Podcast http://paypal.com/paypalme/PhantomElectric?local.x=en_US%5C R K M U T A H --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/josephine-electric/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/josephine-electric/support

The Full Durty F Kiss - The SEX in Expansive Sound The SoundCloud Track https://found.ee/WnC9 Full Playlist for our next proposed Album https://found.ee/2CXzx So get satisfied... You can always DO yourself.... Why don't you visit https://gvibe.com/?ref=sayemcn0zym? Support PEG by becoming a supporter of our Podcast http://paypal.com/paypalme/PhantomElectric?local.x=en_US%5C R K M U T A H --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/phantom-electric/message

We get in 2 the Gritty Durty Experience of Expansive Sound with our track "Malfeasance" We brought out our Roland System 1m to create the bass synth groove and then doubled it with a Moog Grandmother Bass Line Check out our track here: https://found.ee/kMmF Get Satisfied at GVibe.com https://gvibe.com/?ref=sayemcn0zym? Support good health Try a powerful anti-inflammatory: Contains PURE ESS60 in Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil https://www.myvitalc.com/ref/133/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/phantom-electric/message

After a great season 3 episode with Mansa Obi, I have a minutely erotic tale to share inspired by his words. Listen to this short narrated story and allow yourself to be stimulated by the verbal picture being painted for you. Angel

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We chat all things pubs, filthy things we've seen and "Durty" things we've seen. Dave wants to start his own podcast and open his own bar. How is staycationing in Ireland, we find out.

Josephine talks about this alternative version to the track “Come On 2 The Come On SHOW Click the SoundCloud Playlist link to hear both songs: https://soundcloud.com/phantom_electric_ghost/sets/durty-ar-vr-queen We are a devotee of hardware DAWless recording. Check out our music on all Streaming services. If you are an independent artist, musician and/or creative and want to be interviewed on a podcast-- leave us a voice memo on Anchor.fm with your Instagram UserName and we will send you a direct message regarding scheduling a podcast interview. Alternatively you could send an email at PhantomElectricGhost@gmail.com or a Direct Message on Facebook @phantomelectricghost PEG on Twitter: https://found.ee/phantom_electric_ghost_twitter Book Phantom Electric Ghost for a concert here: https://kangainspace.com/artist.php?phantomelectricghost We can do online concerts **************************************************************************************** Influence Marketing with Intellifluence -- Work Safely from home https://bit.ly/3fLLkkh PayPal Me Support 4 Phantom Electric Ghost https://www.paypal.me/PhantomElectric?locale.x=en_US --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/josephine-electric/support

On this weeks episode Durty was getting a re-twist as an episode was being recorded, so along with M.O. and Diego they discuss everyone's view on domestic violence, how gun control is on the table now that the NFAC is formulating, some more second stimulus check talk, is it safe to send the babies back to school and much more!!! Leave your comments in the comments, call the batline at (916) 538-4190 leave text messages and voicemails or hit us up by email at wesomeplayas@outlook.com #WeSomePlayas #WSP #DubDollaSignP #PlayasClubAlumni #AudioDopeKingpins #SilverSurferWave Instagram: @wesomeplayasTwitter: @wesomeplayasCash App: $WeSomePlayas durtyclothescompany.bigcartel.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wesomeplayas/message

On this weeks episode Derrick chats with the host of Durty Talk Podcast, Angel Sand. they play "never have I ever" and discuss her other podcast "The Mermaid And The Lion". 

Mental health is the level of psychological well-being or an absence of mental illness. It is the state of someone who is "functioning at a satisfactory level of emotional and behavioral adjustment".Recently released his new EP project titled Mood Swings.Single and Video – Manic Depression (YouTube channel)There are 7 songs that focus heavy on mental health1. Mood Swing2. Bi Polar3. Manic Depression4. Skitzophrenia5. Anxiety6. ADHD7. InsomniaFrom the perspectives of positive psychology or of holism, mental health may include an individual's ability to enjoy life and to create a balance between life activities and efforts to achieve psychological resilience. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), mental health includes "subjective well-being, perceived self-efficacy, autonomy, competence, inter-generational dependence, and self-actualization of one's intellectual and emotional potential, among others". The WHO further states that the well-being of an individual is encompassed in the realization of their abilities, coping with normal stresses of life, productive work, and contribution to their community. Cultural differences, subjective assessments, and competing professional theories all affect how one defines "mental health".Durty Flow, started out rapping in Savannah, Ga at the tender age of 7. Durtys cousin (Demetrius Adkins) ghostwrote his first rhyme, which he used until he was able to create on his own. Durty then moved to Atlanta, GA with his mother, which is where he honed his skill in school and around the neighborhood. He then went back to Savannah, GA to live with his grandmother, that is when he and childhood friend Camouflage (of Pure Pain Rec.) teamed up to drop a collab, which was canceled by an untimely 3 year prison sentence. While incarcerated, friend Camouflage was slain. When Durty was released he left Georgia to visit York, PA. There he co-founded Stage1 Ent. Using his wits, he perfected his craft, and begin recording with local talent around York. He then teamed up with Slip N Slide Dj 5053 of NFL Ree Money Productions, and MNS Media Group (who manages Durty). Durty then inked a deal in Jan. of 2010 with Inde Label -Pioneer Records, and is now currently in the process of releasing his debut album, and other future projects. https://www.instagram.com/darealdurtyflow/YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/sxRuWRMejLk Self-medicating is not the answer, please call 1-800-950-6264 – The National Alliance on Mental Health. Don’t be silent, let your voice be heard. https://nami.org/contact-us--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nikimarieradio/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nikimarieradio/support

Mental health is the level of psychological well-being or an absence of mental illness. It is the state of someone who is "functioning at a satisfactory level of emotional and behavioral adjustment".Recently released his new EP project titled Mood Swings.Single and Video – Manic Depression (YouTube channel)There are 7 songs that focus heavy on mental health1. Mood Swing2. Bi Polar3. Manic Depression4. Skitzophrenia5. Anxiety6. ADHD7. InsomniaFrom the perspectives of positive psychology or of holism, mental health may include an individual's ability to enjoy life and to create a balance between life activities and efforts to achieve psychological resilience. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), mental health includes "subjective well-being, perceived self-efficacy, autonomy, competence, inter-generational dependence, and self-actualization of one's intellectual and emotional potential, among others". The WHO further states that the well-being of an individual is encompassed in the realization of their abilities, coping with normal stresses of life, productive work, and contribution to their community. Cultural differences, subjective assessments, and competing professional theories all affect how one defines "mental health".Durty Flow, started out rapping in Savannah, Ga at the tender age of 7. Durtys cousin (Demetrius Adkins) ghostwrote his first rhyme, which he used until he was able to create on his own. Durty then moved to Atlanta, GA with his mother, which is where he honed his skill in school and around the neighborhood. He then went back to Savannah, GA to live with his grandmother, that is when he and childhood friend Camouflage (of Pure Pain Rec.) teamed up to drop a collab, which was canceled by an untimely 3 year prison sentence. While incarcerated, friend Camouflage was slain. When Durty was released he left Georgia to visit York, PA. There he co-founded Stage1 Ent. Using his wits, he perfected his craft, and begin recording with local talent around York. He then teamed up with Slip N Slide Dj 5053 of NFL Ree Money Productions, and MNS Media Group (who manages Durty). Durty then inked a deal in Jan. of 2010 with Inde Label -Pioneer Records, and is now currently in the process of releasing his debut album, and other future projects. https://www.instagram.com/darealdurtyflow/YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/sxRuWRMejLk Self-medicating is not the answer, please call 1-800-950-6264 – The National Alliance on Mental Health. Don’t be silent, let your voice be heard. https://nami.org/contact-us--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nikimarieradio/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nikimarieradio/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nikimarieradio/support

Mental health is the level of psychological well-being or an absence of mental illness. It is the state of someone who is "functioning at a satisfactory level of emotional and behavioral adjustment". Recently released his new EP project titled Mood Swings. Single and Video – Manic Depression (YouTube channel) There are 7 songs that focus heavy on mental health 1. Mood Swing 2. Bi Polar 3. Manic Depression 4. Skitzophrenia 5. Anxiety 6. ADHD 7. Insomnia From the perspectives of positive psychology or of holism, mental health may include an individual's ability to enjoy life and to create a balance between life activities and efforts to achieve psychological resilience. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), mental health includes "subjective well-being, perceived self-efficacy, autonomy, competence, inter-generational dependence, and self-actualization of one's intellectual and emotional potential, among others". The WHO further states that the well-being of an individual is encompassed in the realization of their abilities, coping with normal stresses of life, productive work, and contribution to their community. Cultural differences, subjective assessments, and competing professional theories all affect how one defines "mental health". Durty Flow, started out rapping in Savannah, Ga at the tender age of 7. Durtys cousin (Demetrius Adkins) ghostwrote his first rhyme, which he used until he was able to create on his own. Durty then moved to Atlanta, GA with his mother, which is where he honed his skill in school and around the neighborhood. He then went back to Savannah, GA to live with his grandmother, that is when he and childhood friend Camouflage (of Pure Pain Rec.) teamed up to drop a collab, which was canceled by an untimely 3 year prison sentence. While incarcerated, friend Camouflage was slain. When Durty was released he left Georgia to visit York, PA. There he co-founded Stage1 Ent. Using his wits, he perfected his craft, and begin recording with local talent around York. He then teamed up with Slip N Slide Dj 5053 of NFL Ree Money Productions, and MNS Media Group (who manages Durty). Durty then inked a deal in Jan. of 2010 with Inde Label -Pioneer Records, and is now currently in the process of releasing his debut album, and other future projects. https://www.instagram.com/darealdurtyflow/ YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/sxRuWRMejLk Self-medicating is not the answer, please call 1-800-950-6264 – The National Alliance on Mental Health. Don’t be silent, let your voice be heard. https://nami.org/contact-us --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nikimarieradio/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nikimarieradio/support

Welcome To Millenial Relationships Unlocked Podcast. On this episode, host Cameron have a discussion with Angel Sand from Durty Talk Podcast and also the Mermaid and The Lion Podcast. The discussion was focused on if it is wrong to expect your potential partner to make a certain amount of money. There has been many discussions about people not wanting to date someone who doesn't make a certain amount of money. Angel thought that it is not about the amount of money the man makes, but what he does with the money. 

DON’T FORGET I’M AN ARTIST AND I’M SENSITIVE ABOUT MY SHIT! This week we are going touch on the people and things we learn to ignore because life is all about choosing your battles, BUT don’t ever forget about that small bottle of “doin ‘em dirty in yo $tash! Don’t forget to Like, Subscribe, and Comment!

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I Chat With Special Guest Angel Sand From The Durty Talk Podcast about black issues and learning how to take constructive criticism in our community. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theculturalcorner/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theculturalcorner/support

Do you prefer if she looks cute while giving head or that sloppy toppy?? @elzfalco and @rainbanquo are back on Durty Talk bringing in all the laughs. The most important lesson is that guys are just happy to get head period!.Show sponsor http://www.lashfantasy.com @fantasymedspa (IG). .Segment 1:The guys hilariously answer the question and discuss the data results from the survey. .Segment 2:Do guys care about a girl’s hair and makeup being done?.This episode is hilarious!!! .Don’t forget to rate, follow, and subscribe! @durtytalkpodcast (IG)

This week, we didn't have to provide the cocktails! We met David Hopkins, the owner of Durty Gurl, and we also met his marketing/drink pouring team of Amanda and Erica (Team AmErica!) Durty Gurl is a high end cocktail mixing company, and they are a shining example of businesses from Augusta looking to make a national & international presence. This episode was recorded at Augusta Podcast Studio. Thank you to NANCY POWELL for being our Title Sponsor!! Nancy@OpenToClose.Team Thank you to Savannah River Brewery for powering our drinks! SavannahRiverBrew.Com We are PROUD to formally announce our new partners: The Little Guide to Augusta & The Clubhou.se at the Cyber Center  

This week, we didn't have to provide the cocktails! We met David Hopkins, the owner of Durty Gurl, and we also met his marketing/drink pouring team of Amanda and Erica (Team AmErica!) Durty Gurl is a high end cocktail mixing company, and they are a shining example of businesses from Augusta looking to make a national & international presence. This episode was recorded at Augusta Podcast Studio. Thank you to NANCY POWELL for being our Title Sponsor!! Nancy@OpenToClose.Team Thank you to Savannah River Brewery for powering our drinks! SavannahRiverBrew.Com We are PROUD to formally announce our new partners: The Little Guide to Augusta & The Clubhou.se at the Cyber Center  

We're talking all New Joisee all day this time!  Complete with hardcore and hip hop straight outta brick city and a friendly Troma Studios versus for ya!  Also, we cover the Wes Nihil virus....wait...West Nile virus.  Act like you know, sucka!  

I sit down with Kate at the Tara Building and we chat about how we met through the publishing of Durty Words and her Publishing House Durty Books, the importance of Social Spaces, friendship and Community. We also chat about her recent exhibitions and the occupying of a TSB Bank in Cork City. Kate O' Shea is an artist with a social practice which includes printmaking, arts practice based research, the production of social spaces and publishing. From setting up a social space in the south west of Ireland in 2009 to co-producing SPARE ROOM Art Architecture Activism with Eve Olney in Cork in 2019, Kate's collaborative practice is based on building spaces of solidarity and dialogue in order to explore alternatives to the social relations of capitalism. In 2018 she published the book Durty Words with graphic designer Victoria Brunetta. With 134 contributors from all over the world, this is the first book of their publishing house: Durty Books. Kate has just completed an MA by Research in Printmaking as a space for solidarity and dialogue at Limerick School of Art and Design. Kate is currently working with Dawn Weleski to develop The People's Kitchen in Cork, Ireland which is being supported by Arts Council Ireland, managed by CREATE. Kate regularly exhibits nationally and internationally. With Being Earnest, I hope to create a space away from the noise of everyday life and distraction. I hope to offer a place, to listen, to share, to be engaged and hopefully inspired. Each week I'll be joined by sound people doing great things to have honest and genuine chats. I hope you enjoy Being Earnest. Thanks for Listening. Many more thanks go to the following people: Location: The Tara Building Photography: Caitríona Muireann Music: Chef Brian- LATASHÁ/YouTube Audio Library Equipment: Colm Ó Raghallaigh Special Thanks to Jen Butler Go Raibh Míle Maith Agat agus Grá Mór  

It’s great to hear the male point of view, but what about hearing from objective women who have been there and done that? What advice and insight to they have to share on what’s necessary to live your best life? That is what MerLessons are all about. Tune in to these bonus episodes for fun and informative conversations. Don’t forget to rate, subscribe, and leave a review. Also if you are interested in supporting the growth of the show monetarily, you can hit us on CashApp/$DurtyMermaid. No amount is too small. Thank you for your support!

This week, Isa gets into a secret Santa with people she doesn't know and Kim, has two comment corners and brings a fancy ass wine. We spoke about Petitetube.com, Icognitube.com and astraunaut.io and Kim explains how turkeys get pardoned. We are drinking CHOCOLATE SHOP Red Wine. We rated it – 4.25/5  https://www.lcbo.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/en/lcbo/red-14010020-1/chocolate-shop-chocolate-red-wine-392662 soooo good and […]

This week, Isa gets into a secret Santa with people she doesn't know and Kim, has two comment corners and brings a fancy ass wine. We spoke about Petitetube.com, Icognitube.com and astraunaut.io and Kim explains how turkeys get pardoned. We are drinking CHOCOLATE SHOP Red Wine. We rated it - 4.25/5  https://www.lcbo.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/en/lcbo/red-14010020-1/chocolate-shop-chocolate-red-wine-392662 soooo good and rich. Everything you would want from a chocolate wine. In the news Cop accuses McDonald's employee of biting his food, forgot that he bit it himself https://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/cop-mcdonalds-mcchicken-bite-apology Shop our Merch http://allwineaside.com/shop

A brief monologue by host Angel Sand about her thoughts, the show's concept, and direction.

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Jeremy Powers, Anthony Clark and Curtis White join Tony as they breakdown The Ossian Giant, the first race of the Durty Bikes Gravel Series. After 44 miles and 4,400 feet of gravelicious racing, White took the win in a close sprint with Anthony in 2nd and Powers in 4th. Theses three heavy hitters talk spelling, living sleeveless, and White interviews Tony. For video of the interview check out our YouTube channel.

Thoughtful Discussions is a podcast series started by Pittsburgh Business owner Josh Snider. Each week Josh brings on other entrepreneurs and business owners in Pittsburgh to discuss various things. In episode 25 Josh talks to Durty Art !

Event overviews from Tony Sylor of Durty Bikes Grave in New York and Michael Fleishman of the Lake City Alpine 50 in Colorado. Episode Links: Durty Bikes Gravel Series New York Instagram: @onceagainracing  Web Site: www.ridelcc.com  Podcast: http://packchatter.libsyn.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/durtybikes/   Lake City Alpine 50 Colorado  Website:  http://www.lakecityalpine50.com/ Instagram @lakecityalpine50 Automagic transcription below, please forgive any errors: Durty Bikes Gravel Series  Alright, Tony, welcome to the show. Thank you man. Thanks for having me on. I'm excited to have someone from New York talking to us about east coast gravel and definitely want to learn more about the dirty bike gravel series. Yeah, absolutely. East Coast, gravels a lot of fun and I'm excited to kind of compare notes because I haven't done anything out west and I listened to your show all the time and been hearing about different events out there. So kind of a cool set up there. Right on. Well, just to start out, let's learn a little bit more about you. How did you come to the sport of gravel cycling? Um, I guess, uh, I'm a roadie first, so I think that's kind of the angle that I come at from, um, but uh, I was never an elite racer by any means. I'm just sort of a weekend warrior who likes racing his bike, so, you know, I've done mountain races in cross races and all that kind of stuff. Um, but definitely started in, in the road scene and I think that's a little reflective in the events we put on for sure. And were you guys producing road events or other events? Cyclocross previously? Um, we were producing a crits before we did gravel, but we didn't start too much before we started with gravel. We kind of started those simultaneously. So we do a calendar of have to gravel races that's paired with a third for gravel series and then we do a summer event in July. That's two criterium, races and uh, Fondo that will have a gravel option a as well this year. And we've, we've put on road races in the past too. So we've kind of done a little bit of all of it. Yeah, it was interesting in that when we were corresponding over email, I could see you guys definitely we're slotting in gravel across like an entire calendar year that included these different disciplines that it's kind of interesting because out here, you know, a lot of the gravel events just happened in the summertime and it, it's, you know, who cares if there's a great road race going on that same weekend, but you've seemed to have taken that to heart to make it so that someone who just likes all aspects of the sport can get out there throughout the year and participate in your events. Yeah, there's definitely a wide spectrum and more gravel racist popping up for sure. Especially in New York state. Um, we started very early in the spring, uh, as sort of what we call the traditional American style spring classics, um, meaning that, you know, in, in Europe they're racing cobbles and in the US we got dirt. So let's race dirt, but let's do it from sort of a road race perspective. And that's not something we came up with. But really for me is something that was sort of modeled off of what baton kill used to do when they were, when they were at UCI race in the way they kind of pioneered that. And we still kind of stick to that with the gravel race series. It's early in the year. We have really hard cold winters. We're in the middle of a really, really nasty cold spell right now. I'm so early April or mid April. A lot of people haven't been ride much. The conditions can still be really cold. We can still have snow. Um, so those early nasty weather kind of things are what makes the racing sorta gnarly. Whereas the may be more a ride oriented stuff like we do in, in July is when the were better weather comes around in those first years, like five years ago. Were you seeing kind of your rowdy friends? You might have had a cyclocross bike in the garage that is their winter bike. Was that, that sort of bike that they were pulling out at the time? Yeah, kind of. Um, and even before that, the second race of the series that, that I put on the first two races of the series, the second race of the series predates me by, I don't know, probably five, four or five years. Um, and I did that race several times before I took it over when the guys just couldn't do it anymore. But even when I was doing it first in like maybe 2010 maybe it was the first time I did it, it was a lot of a hardtail mountain bikes. Um, I actually did it on a full suspension mountain bike, which was a terrible decision. Um, it was a miserable hard ride for, for that kind of setup. I was like, when I got done, I was like, I'm never doing this again. And then the next couple of years I did it on a cross bike and I was like, okay, yeah, this is a lot more fun. Um, but at that phase it was a lot of hard tail mountain bikes. There weren't a lot of racers really doing it, like a lot of road racers and cross racers weren't really involved in it. It was more of a sort of a mountain bike ride, adventure ride kind of thing. And then as cross continued to get popular, it's very popular where we are. Um, and as some of the early season road races kind of started to dwindle off, we started to get in more cross racers and more road racers and now we're seeing more of that sort of gravel race setup that we're at right now. But it definitely started with that for the road guys, for sure. That makes a ton of sense. And have you seen over the course of the last four or five years ago an evolution in the types of bikes that are showing up at the event? Oh yeah. Without a doubt. Um, it was definitely, like I said, at first it was kind of a lot of hard tail mountain bike. Had some cross bikes mixed in and you'd see, you know, those hard tails finishing in the top of the race. Whereas I don't think you would see that anymore, certainly not in the elite categories, although there's still some people that are riding them and enter plenty fast on them. Um, but you're seeing more people experimenting with, with bigger tires, you know, a lot of it was sort of a traditional across setup is what guys were bringing, I think when they first started, uh, now they're experimenting maybe with little wider tires than what they would run across. We have fat by categories, so there's people who are doing the whole series on fat bikes, so it's a pretty wide variety of, of different bikes setups. And I think that's part of the draw of gravel racing, especially for those people that are real tech oriented. Is there kind of like I can play with this and play with that and going a lot of different directions for their personal setups. Right? Yeah, absolutely. I mean, I think that's one of the things that drove the inception of the gravel ride podcast, which just that constant analysis of what bike should I be getting to get into the sport of gravel? And as we talked about earlier, I'm, I'm definitely curious to talk about east coast versus West Coast for me, you know, we ended up with a lot of more mountain bike style trails in Marine county, so a lot of sustained climbing, big descents. So for me as I got into the sport and it was really natural that I went to a wider tire, but I'm not convinced that that would have been the same journey I would have if I was riding out of the east coast where I grew up. Yeah, I think that you're seeing probably a for are certainly for our spring races. I'm a lot more narrow tires, especially for the guys who are really racing the sharp end of the race. Um, you had a lot of cross guys who were there that for them, what we're doing is not that technical compared to what they normally ride. So they might even run something skinnier than what they run and cross, especially the pros that come into race it. Um, whereas for them it's more about the climbing and the distance is a little more challenging on that end. Whereas the road guys, they might run something a little bit more because the, the, the technical stuff is a little more challenging, but the climbing and the distances less and from a pure race perspective, that's one of the things I really enjoy about seeing it is that cross section of riders coming together and it's Kinda like nobody's really good at this yet. And everybody sort of figuring it out like who's better at it, the gravel guy or the cross guys, the road guys, and they're kind of both coming together and, and have strengths and weaknesses. Uh, you know, in that they both bring. Yeah, I think that's, that's pretty typical of all off road racing and that you, you just, you're going to have sections that you're better at whether it's descending or climbing or technical switchbacks or what have you. And it's, it's interesting from a course designers perspective because you can kind of lean into those attributes as much or as little as you want. Yeah, absolutely. And so it depends on the available terrain and the type of available terrain for sure. And what you want to kind of showcase and what the format of the event's going to be. So if it's just like our summer event, we're looking at trying to are looking at that course now where it's not going to be a competitive race, it's going to be a longer distance and what we put on in the spring, uh, probably more pavement mixed in a. But for there we want to find like the most out of the way trails and roads and things that we can sort of incorporate because people aren't racing it. So we have a lot more flexibility in terms of where we navigate people and it becomes a little bit more of that sort of adventure ride when we're putting on the races in the spring. We've got Marshall's on every corner and we're really concerned with making sure that everything's really controlled. So, and we also want people to be able to safely race the aspects that we put out. So, uh, the course design and the development a little bit different, we also end up running into a lot more really thick sticky mud or sometimes ice and snow because of the time of the year. And that makes a big difference on what we can send people down and what we can't sometimes. Yeah. Given those weather conditions, do you ever have to reroute course parts of the course? Oh yeah. Yeah. Last spring, the first race, the series is this year is April 13th and it was the same weekend last year and we had a real late winter. It starts out of a ski mountain and the Ski Mountain was still open for skiing. It never been open that late in the history of the mountain. And it wasn't good skiing, but there are people out skiing, you know, it was that sort of last of the last skiing. So we had to take out a lot of what we call seasonal use roads, which are just roads that aren't maintained from typically November, first to April, first, depending on the, on the township. Um, which gives us, those roads are a lot of fun because they give us a lot of the real technical, rocky rudy, sort of more narrow kind of gnarly stuff. They're still public roads, they're not trails or double track or anything like that, but they do give you, especially if you're riding a skinnier tire, that more technical stuff. But with the snow, they don't get plowed there, don't get salted. So if it's still snow they can be under two inch ice and we had to reroute because of some of those issues last year. Right. It goes. So let, let's get into the dirty bikes gravel series a little bit more specifically. If someone was coming from out of town, is there a particular event in the series that you would point them to, to sort of really get that upstate New York experience? Probably the first one is where we frontload most, most of the event, the biggest one of probably the three M it's a at a ski mountain. There's lodging that's directly within riding distance to the start line. So that's always nice. We bring, uh, we have some good pros who show up. Jeremy Powers is coming to the race, we do a charity ride with him, a recovery ride with him the next day that we use to, uh, raise some money for junior development. Uh, we've got bands and, and parties going on around that weekend. So that's really kind of the, we make that sort of the big kickoff and kind of make it the big kickoff regionally have like winter's over. It's pretty close to over hopefully by then and let's get out race our bikes. Um, so that would definitely be the one I think if you're coming from out of town and that's definitely where we get most of our out of town riders from our at that point in the series. Yeah, it's nice. I'm going to be in around as long as you guys have been around. It's, you know, people start to get it in their calendars and look forward to that push to get fit, you know, so early in the season. Yeah. Yeah. And it's tough around here. I mean, it is, it's a, it's a tough time of year to be really ready to race, but it's kind of a fun way to do it too, you know, the old calendar and it's kind of shifted a lot is uh, used to have a lot more traditional road racing in April and I always kind of remembered just sort of dreading it, like I'm not going to be in shape and it's, you know, it's just really hard time of year to be ready to race. Whereas here it's still the same feeling, but it's also sort of a let's go out and kind of get my button gear and get me ready for the rest of the season too. So you have a kind of a mix approach there. Yeah, it was, it was really interesting when I first moved to California because there's really no off season here. People seem to, people seem to be flying from January all the way through December because the weather's decent, you know, we certainly have our rainy season, but at the end of the day you can still be going out and doing these long rides where I know from living on the East Coast in New Jersey and Massachusetts, like you had to have an off season because you just simply couldn't be out all winter long for the most part. Yeah, for sure. I mean def definitely fat bikes have helped with that. I'm more guys are riding those and writing stumbled, build trails and things like that. But. And it was like negative 20 the last three days here. You know, nobody's outside really doing any miles. Everybody's on the trainers and inside or just kind of taking the time off. Right. And I think you alluded to this. Do you shift the length and duration of your events, making them longer in the summertime to kind of account for, hey, no one wants to be out there in a super cold weather for, you know, four or five hours. Yeah, absolutely. Our race series in the spring, the dirty book series, the races are a anywhere from, I mean we have to really short beginner distances that are 18 to 20 miles and then the elite and intermediate distances will be anywhere from 35 to 55 partially because it is cold and sometimes it's, it's 38 degrees and raining and nobody wants to be out to do 100 miles doing that and partially because if people aren't artists fit yet and because we do it as a series, we want people to be able to come back for a couple of weekends in a row and not sort of crushed themselves with just one big ride early. Whereas when we get to July we'll do a 100 miles and you know, 6,000 feet, 7,000 feet and make it more of an all day kind of thing and if anything there, you're just kind of concerned with keeping people hydrated and out of the heat and not worried about those really cold temperatures or that really early season fitness. Yeah. The logistics just shift in terms of what you're concerned about. Right? Absolutely. Imagine while his give hats off to promoters because I think it's, it's a hard job that you do, but I think it's also really fun being able to design the courses and see how people react to the different features that you put there. Yeah, that's, that's always the most fun part about it and a lot of the races and the rides that we're doing or about rides in courses that my friends and I do all the time and it's just kinda like, you know, come check out this cool road or this section that we love to do in training that we can kind of show people. Are you ending up hitting singles track sections in some of your roots? No, no. We keep everything on, on public roads. Um, just those seasonal use roads are the only places where we would bring in any which way it gets a little technical and definitely that time of year it can be a little dicey for the summer one. I don't know if we'll have any actual single track mixed in, but we'll play with a little bit more of those kind of stumbled beal trails. And things like that, um, that aren't as hindered by the restrictions of kind of running it more like a race. Yeah. I'm trying to get sort of in, in talking to event organizers all around the country trying to get a little bit more of a gauge of the amount of single track double and fire roads that are put into the event versus county roads and just under-maintained roads. And it certainly is location dependent. Um, but it does play a big role in bike selection. Entire selection obviously. Yeah, absolutely. And I wonder too about format because I know and maybe you could tell me what you're seeing out west around us. You know, a lot of people are doing that sort of. It's not really a race, it's more of an adventure ride kind of thing with grandma, which is cool. And like I said, that's what we're going to do in July. Whereas, you know, we structured categories and really kind of functioning as a real, almost a replacement for what road racing has kind of dwindled on as well as maybe sort of a progress and making it more open and more inclusive than road racing has ever been, but still fitting that niche as well. Um, and I'm wondering how many events that are still doing that race under, including that single track and that kind of stuff? Yeah, I would definitely say that judging from what I've seen on your site, your more structured than the events I tend to participate in, in California. It's, they're generally mass start kind of winner takes all. So you're lining up against the likes of Ted King and everybody else at the start line and they had go and everybody's off. A couple of unique ones that we've seen out here would be kind of strava based reporting. Uh, so there's just sections. So the idea being to encourage, um, racers to, you know, enjoy the camaraderie of the ride and only focus on being super intense during, for limited sections I think. I think that's kind of an interesting format. A lot of the events I've done in, in lieu of any cash prizes for example, they'll just do a straight up raffle afterwards instead of giving the winter anything per se. I know like this year I interviewed the guys over at steamboat gravel and they're putting a big cash purse out there for the men's and women's winter and it's interesting and I'm a bit torn because I personally have enjoyed the more adventure element of it. I have no problem with the, you know, the top 15 percent of people racing their asses off, but I know that's not really a world that I'm going to be participating in per se. So I like the events to make sure that the mid pack is fun. Right? Yeah. And that's definitely for. I think we, we hit that with our races, uh, in the sense that we group our racers, so we'll do, we have an elite field, we have an intermediate field of sport field and then we also have masters and junior fields. There's no licenses required. So you can place yourself wherever you kind of want to be, but that way if you're going to race your group with somebody, a group that's, that's closer to your ability. Uh, we don't, we don't put a ton cash in any of it. I'm not huge into cash for amateur racing. We put some cash in the series just on the elite end to try to discourage anybody from sandbagging and picking up cash in the lower categories, especially without a, a category or a restriction. I'm putting those into, like I said, it's, it's hard writing. So even the people who aren't concerned with winning the race, they're racing there, they're trying to finish the course, they're racing against themselves, they're racing against the course or against the group that they fall in with at any particular time, um, as opposed to just kind of enjoying the scenery that time of year all the time. Whereas the summer event, we look maybe more at that end. Yeah. I think the idea of the day being an adventure and taxing no matter what or where your practice, whether you're in the front or the back. I think that's one of those university activities of gravel racing and rides that makes it great. You know, you're, you're just out there to test your mettle if so, to speak and have a good time. Right. And that's what we want to bring in as well. Keeping note the road race kind of aspect going as well because if you go to a road race, you know, and you get dropped in the first whatever, couple of miles, it's not a challenge to go out and finish that as a beginner, maybe 25 mile course or is even an intermediate rider, that 50 mile course, they're usually not like, oh, I can't believe I made it through that. You could go do that right anytime you want. It's more about did I keep up with the group or not and if I didn't keep up with the group, I didn't really enjoy it or I got to work to come back to do that and there's people who want to do that and that's awesome, but it makes it a lot less inclusive. Whereas the gravel racing just finishing the course is hard and the groups get so spread out, you end up with a group instead of just sort of being dropped by that big pack, but at the same time that front of the race can still race and get that road race feel that that group wants, so it's kind of a nice sort of in between ground that gets big groups of riders out together putting on an event. Yeah, it's going to be interesting to see over time whether gravel becomes an entry point for other elements of the sport. Like at this point we're obviously in on the gravel side, we're drawing from other disciplines. We're bringing new riders in there, buying new equipment, but we are seeing people buy gravel bikes as their first performance bike and entering gravel events as the first organized cycling event they've ever tried. I think it's probably likely that, you know, over the next decade we're going to start to see great road racers and great mountain bike racers who got their start strictly in gravel. Yeah, I agree. I think you'll definitely see you see that especially as more road bikes are coming with disc brakes anyway, so the difference between a gravel bike and a road bike might just be the tire you put on that day. So you get a really, you know, a lot of versatility there as people are buying new bikes. So if people want to find out more about the series a, what's the best place to find out? You could register on bikereg.com or you can check out our website at Ryde, LCC.com. And if you click on the dirty bikes link there, there's a breakdown of the races and the dates and all that good stuff. Sweet. Well I'll make sure to put all those links in the show notes and encourage everybody to check it out. The series has been around for quite some time, so I know Tony and the crew over there put on a good day out. So if you're in the area or making a trip to New York, definitely put these on your calendar for next year or this year I should say. Yeah, absolutely. Thank you, man. Cool. Right on. Thanks Tony. Thank you. Welcome to the podcast, Michael. Thank you. I appreciate the opportunity to be here. Lake City Alpine 50 Yeah, great. I'm excited to dig into the Lake City Alpine 50. It's an inaugural event this year and I'd love to start out by just understanding a little bit about you and your cycling background and your motivation to bring an event to lake city. Yeah, so my, my history started in Tucson, Arizona. I'm a, I'm a Tucson native. It's my, uh, it's my full time residents, but I have spent many, many years in Lake City, primarily is just a summer visitor, uh, you know, 30 years ago, uh, started with uh, uh, a Jms Dakota, a hardtail hardtail. How about fully rigid a bike and uh, just uh, uh, you know, just exploring a, the desert on a, on a mountain bike. Uh, I went to Undergrad in boulder, which really sort of jump started my, uh, love and desire to just be outside and, and really, um, to, to explore, uh, mountain biking in a community that, uh, clearly is a, uh, all things outdoors. Uh, I went to the 1990 world mountain bike championships and slept in my truck and watched as a John Tomac came ripping by with his crazy disc wheel, uh, only to crash on course and watches a net over and took the world championships. So a long history of, uh, of, of mountain biking and road biking, uh, you know, started about 10, 12 years ago. Was that world championships in Durango, Colorado, if I recall correctly. Yeah, that's exactly right. Amazing. Amazing days. It's, it's remarkable. I suppose it's a sign of my age, how many people I talked to who kind of were coming up through mountain biking at that time and uh, you know, how we're sort of resurfacing now that gravels taking hold over the world. Yeah. And I, and I, it's a, it's a wonderful thing. Uh, you know, the, I, I've, I've found, you know, I'm what, 46 years old, uh, but what I'm finding is, is my desire to be on the road is, is waning considerably. As I watched cars veer to the right as they're, they're texting, uh, you know, get the notion of a untouched gravel back country roads is, it was appealing to pretty much everybody. Yeah, I think it's unquestionable that we live in a lot more dangerous time when it comes to just the volume of traffic and certainly the unfortunate nature of distracted driving. Agreed. So, uh, I was looking at the map. I'm, you know, I lived in boulder myself and traveled around to some of the mountain bike races back when I lived there, but I'd never been to lake city. And can you describe for listeners where it's located? Yeah. So Lake City is, is not something that you're going to discover just driving most of the major byways of, of Colorado. It's a, it's, it's smack dab in the middle of the San Juan's. It's surrounded by five slash 15 or sorry, five 14,000 foot peaks and then sits it incredible elevation of a just above almost 8,700 feet. It's a south of Gunnison, probably 55 miles, I don't know, three hours north east of Durango. And I'm about an hour and a half south of crested butte and as the crow flies directly to the, to the east of telluride, but it's, it's not, it's not an obvious or an easy place to get to. And it's a small town. There's only probably 400 year round residents. Yeah, it's interesting. I think that's the profile of a number of towns that have become epicenters for gravel cycling. Yeah. And it makes sense. Uh, you know, there's a lot of, um, uh, the amazing thing about Lake City, it sits in it. It's the only city in Hinsdale county, which I believe is the smallest county in the lower 48, if I remember correctly, and a 98 percent of the land in Hinsdale County is public. Uh, so there, there's an incredible amount of, uh, you know, forest service, blm roads, uh, that, that people can explore there. That's great. I love when people are taking initiatives to bring events to communities they know that are off the beaten path. It, it very much reminds me, my early days in mountain biking where I would just sign up for something to go somewhere that I'd never been before and explore what I can only presume was the designer's favorite loop in that area. It's funny you say that. Uh, I, I remember, uh, racing in, in Aspen on the government trail, which at the time I lived in Aspen one summer and the government trail was single handedly my favorite mountain bike, a trail that I had ever been on, but I had a miserable Reyes broke my chain. I think I crashed and somehow lost, uh, uh, the, the, the joy that the government trail, uh, previously presented, that can be a mixed blessing. Right. So with your time that you've been spending in Lake City over the years, is the root something that came out of some of your favorite rides while you were there? Yeah. The difficulty with Lake City, I'm in mountain bike map specifically as a, uh, you know, you're, you're starting elevation is high and most rides are gonna. Take you up and then back down, uh, that we don't have a tremendous amount of, uh, have developed a single track the way that, uh, pretty much, uh, many of the communities around certainly crested butte or otherwise even gunnison to, uh, to the north have done. And so that, that's kind of. I'm never went Lake City to, uh, the mountain bike map. However, Lake City does have a gem of a back country loop called the Alpine loop. It's a, it's a connector of about 65 miles that starts and ends in Lake City with the loop. But I can drop you into Silverton and into your ray. A long been popular with jeeps and Atvs. Um, but, uh, you know, for those who have had the opportunity to write it, it, it's an incredible place to be. What type of terrain, if we could drill into the details of those roads, how under improved are they, so to speak? Yeah. So it's sort of, um, the, the loop itself against starting in Lake City and then looping around and ending a kind of goes out, uh, on a, on a county road, a county maintained road, and it's, it's pretty smooth and we would feel like a very solid dirt road. Uh, it'll be, uh, some of the quickest sections of the course as you head out. Again, county road 20 is what's going to take you up towards the top of a cinnamon pass at 12,000, 640 feet as you make the approach towards a kind of a real definitive section of the road. It, it starts to ramp up and, and the road becomes considerably more rough. I'm much more of a off road, a jeep trail to the point where, you know, if you're in a vehicle, uh, you would want to be in a razor or a four wheel drive jeep. And so, uh, it, it, as I said, it becomes considerably more difficult as a, as the miles tick off. And I would say on our course, uh, somewhere around mile maybe 15 is when all of that starts to kind of kick into gear. I'm just sort of scanning through the maps right now and looking at the elevation profiles and thinking about what that might like when I was out on the gravel bike. Yeah. And I, I'd be happy to kind of lay out the course, uh, is, is, uh, you know, your listeners would get benefit to that. Yeah. I think, you know, in any course there tends to be these memorable moments, whether they're by design or simply just the way it feels on the, on the given day. I'd love to get your perspective on what do you, what do you think when people are a year from now talking to their friends about the second lake city, Alpine 50, what are they going to say that it was most memorable about the course? Well, I think the thing that will stick in most people's minds is just how difficult the writing gets above 12,000 feet. Um, you know, there, there, there are certainly other rides and races throughout Colorado that uh, we'll hit that. Um, but you know, on this course you're going to go over, as I mentioned, cinnamon pass at 12,060 slash 40, and then you're going to drop back down into, uh, the animas forks region, an old mining town, and then you're going to climb the backside a towards engineer passed, which I believe is the fifth highest passing in all of Colorado at 12,000, 800 feet. The writing, uh, I think people are going to remember just how slow and creeping, uh, that climbing will be to the top of cinnamon and the backside of engineer and just how much they're there. They will likely be gasping for air. It's, it's, it's a lung buster. And then how will they feel on the descent? Obviously like descending off of high mountain passes is one of those things on a gravel bike that sometimes makes you wish you were on a mountain bike with a suspension fork. Just given the high speeds. Are a riders to expect, you know, wide open fire roads or are they, is it a little bit sketchy on the way down? Uh, there are sections that if you were, um, you know, if you were on a solid bike without suspension, um, I, I would, uh, I would be writing and saying, boy, yeah, I really do wish I had some form of suspension here or at least a wide enough tires to suck some of that. It'll be a bit chunky on, on the backside of a, a sentiment past weeding down into animas forks. And the same would be true coming off the top of an engineer. Um, I, I think that the, you know, the, the strong and gifted writers will, will navigate that course just fine. Uh, but yeah, this courses, it is sort of that classic quandary of, boy, what, what bike do I choose? Um, I've, I've actually only ever written it on, on mountain bikes, uh, from 26 full suspension to 29 hard tail too. Now I ride a seven and a half steel, a hard tail. It, it will rattle you. I think no matter what you're on and, and especially considering that you're looking at an approximately 15 miles descent off the backside of, of engineer leading back towards the Lake City. Yeah, that's perfect. I think it sounds like many, in my opinion, great grovel courses where you're probably going to enjoy it on the way up and on the way down. You're going to question your sanity from time to time when you're on a hardtail gravel bike, but at the end of the day, it's part of the fun and part of the challenge. Yeah. And one additional, um, you know, it's, it's a very small portion of the root or the course, but coming out of Lake City, we're going to take people up onto some of the recently cut a single track that heads across the small Lake City Ski Hill. It's probably about a mile mile and a half worth of single track. Um, and some tight single track actually up through the woods before dropping everybody down to, uh, cut a little portion around a Lake San Cristobal, which is one of the most just glorious lakes in Colorado. It's a, I think the second largest natural awaken all of Colorado created by a crazy slumgullion earth flow. Yeah. I saw some of the pictures on the website. I in the whole area looks spectacular. Yeah. It's, uh, it, it, it was like anybody who has spent time in the San Juan's, um, uh, you know, I think that's another part that people will, will, uh, just remember, um, is, is just what an incredible place to just ride a bike. And what, what motivated you to put together this event? Uh, kind of twofold. Uh, it turns out that my neighbor John Coyle, who literally lives in the alley behind us and lake city, he's a long time sort of summer resident to spent a little bit more time up there than I do. We both had sort of independently been a pondering this for a number of years that would be amazing to have a race on the Alpine loop and uh, we both kind of fumbled around for a little while on our own joined forces this past summer and just said, let's do it together and let's get this done. And, uh, that, that was sort of the genesis of our company called human powered, uh, endeavors. And, uh, as, as the name actually, uh, gives you an idea. We're, we're trying to bring a focus on human powered, uh, events to, to wake city lake city has a little bit of this tension between, you know, the off road community and hikers and bikers. Nothing that's not unusual in any other community, but we wanted to sort of, um, maybe redefine a little bit what Lake City is about. Wake city has a, um, one of the most storied, a 50, a mile off road, sorry, Fifty Mile Endurance runs called San Juan Solstice, uh, that you has cells out and has a very deep waiting list every year. And so we wanted to build on that concept. Um, and for the two of us, it was a little bit about just saying thank you to lake city. We felt that we have received the benefits of, of everything that that community has given to us, as you know, summer residents. And we wanted to find a way for a small town to add one more event to their calendar. I'm spur some economic development and to give back to the, the various, uh, community organizations that could use, uh, some, some funds this year, the beneficiary will be lake fork, valley conservancy, which is a, a, an organization that is trying to obviously protect some of the headwater regions of the lake. Fork valley has wake city, has a couple of rivers flowing right through it, right on. Well those are certainly noble motivations to create the event. And as I said before, it's, it's amazing to me when individuals like yourself and your partner decide to showcase areas that they know well and love because I think it just brings a lot of value to the community. So I know it's a lot of hard work getting this done and I wish you a lot of success in this first year running the event. Well, Hey, I appreciate you allowing us the opportunity to talk about, uh, we're, we're super excited and uh, obviously, uh, people can find, you know, the race at a lake city. Alpine 50 is basically the, the, the, the call, the call name for everything, social media and our website as well. Right on. I'll make sure to put all those links in the show notes. Perfect. Thank you very much. We're excited to get to the riders on course.

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Durty vocal house, nu-disco, rocking house, and a few funk tracks mashed up and mixed together live on the fly using Ableton Live 9.0 with my trusty AKAI APC40 Mk1 and Novation 2x4 Audio Hub. **Tracklist** Jolyon Petch ft GKCHP - Otherside (Festival_Mix) 8A - 126 Tiga - Woke (Martin Solveig Remix) 8A - 124 Alex Kenji - My Babe (Me & My Toothbrush Remix) 8A - 123 DJ Dan - Squissh (Original Mix) 8A - 122 The Cube Guys - NerveStrain House Music (Original Mix) 8A - 124 Luke DB Matteino Dj Alessio Carli - Let The Music Take You (Original Mix) 8A - 125 Matt Caseli, Adrian Taylor - Far Out (Original Mix) 8A - 124 Jamiroquai - Cloud 9 (Purple Disco Machine Remix) 8A - 122 The Doors - Light My Fire - (Julian Marsh Soulful Mix) 8A or 11B - 126 Zsak - Get The Party (Original Mix) 8A - 124 Flo Rida f. Pitbull - Can't Believe It (Promo Only Super Clean Intro Edit) 8A - 124 Tiga - Woke (Martin Solveig Remix) 8A - 124 Barbara_Tucker - Think About It - Spen (Thommys Summer Of Dub Mix) 9A - 124 Dave Winnel - 02 - WYDTM (Alex Preston Remix) 9A - 124 Terry Lex - Turn Me On (Original Mix) 9A - 120 Fedde Le Grand and Dannic vs. CoCo Star - Coco's Miracle (Original Mix) 9A - 126 Used Disco - Need Me (Original Mix) 9A - 122 Barbara Tucker - Think About it (Mike Dunn Club Mix) 9A - 125 Funk The Beat - Clap Your Hands - (Sex Machine Mix) 9A - 120 Tiga - Woke (Jamie Jones Remix) 9A - 125

Durty vocal house, nu-disco, rocking house, and a few funk tracks mashed up and mixed together live on the fly using Ableton Live 9.0 with my trusty AKAI APC40 Mk1 and Novation 2x4 Audio Hub. **Tracklist** Jolyon Petch ft GKCHP - Otherside (Festival_Mix) 8A - 126 Tiga - Woke (Martin Solveig Remix) 8A - 124 Alex Kenji - My Babe (Me & My Toothbrush Remix) 8A - 123 DJ Dan - Squissh (Original Mix) 8A - 122 The Cube Guys - NerveStrain House Music (Original Mix) 8A - 124 Luke DB Matteino Dj Alessio Carli - Let The Music Take You (Original Mix) 8A - 125 Matt Caseli, Adrian Taylor - Far Out (Original Mix) 8A - 124 Jamiroquai - Cloud 9 (Purple Disco Machine Remix) 8A - 122 The Doors - Light My Fire - (Julian Marsh Soulful Mix) 8A or 11B - 126 Zsak - Get The Party (Original Mix) 8A - 124 Flo Rida f. Pitbull - Can't Believe It (Promo Only Super Clean Intro Edit) 8A - 124 Tiga - Woke (Martin Solveig Remix) 8A - 124 Barbara_Tucker - Think About It - Spen (Thommys Summer Of Dub Mix) 9A - 124 Dave Winnel - 02 - WYDTM (Alex Preston Remix) 9A - 124 Terry Lex - Turn Me On (Original Mix) 9A - 120 Fedde Le Grand and Dannic vs. CoCo Star - Coco's Miracle (Original Mix) 9A - 126 Used Disco - Need Me (Original Mix) 9A - 122 Barbara Tucker - Think About it (Mike Dunn Club Mix) 9A - 125 Funk The Beat - Clap Your Hands - (Sex Machine Mix) 9A - 120 Tiga - Woke (Jamie Jones Remix) 9A - 125

Durty vocal house, nu-disco, rocking house, and a few funk tracks mashed up and mixed together live on the fly using Ableton Live 9.0 with my trusty AKAI APC40 Mk1 and Novation 2x4 Audio Hub. **Tracklist** Jolyon Petch ft GKCHP - Otherside (Festival_Mix) 8A - 126 Tiga - Woke (Martin Solveig Remix) 8A - 124 Alex Kenji - My Babe (Me & My Toothbrush Remix) 8A - 123 DJ Dan - Squissh (Original Mix) 8A - 122 The Cube Guys - NerveStrain House Music (Original Mix) 8A - 124 Luke DB Matteino Dj Alessio Carli - Let The Music Take You (Original Mix) 8A - 125 Matt Caseli, Adrian Taylor - Far Out (Original Mix) 8A - 124 Jamiroquai - Cloud 9 (Purple Disco Machine Remix) 8A - 122 The Doors - Light My Fire - (Julian Marsh Soulful Mix) 8A or 11B - 126 Zsak - Get The Party (Original Mix) 8A - 124 Flo Rida f. Pitbull - Can't Believe It (Promo Only Super Clean Intro Edit) 8A - 124 Tiga - Woke (Martin Solveig Remix) 8A - 124 Barbara_Tucker - Think About It - Spen (Thommys Summer Of Dub Mix) 9A - 124 Dave Winnel - 02 - WYDTM (Alex Preston Remix) 9A - 124 Terry Lex - Turn Me On (Original Mix) 9A - 120 Fedde Le Grand and Dannic vs. CoCo Star - Coco's Miracle (Original Mix) 9A - 126 Used Disco - Need Me (Original Mix) 9A - 122 Barbara Tucker - Think About it (Mike Dunn Club Mix) 9A - 125 Funk The Beat - Clap Your Hands - (Sex Machine Mix) 9A - 120 Tiga - Woke (Jamie Jones Remix) 9A - 125

Scene Nick AND Sleazy Nick return to discuss a few goings on. I'm not going to spoil it, but you'll want to hear. Sorry about the audio. It's being worked on. I promise! Find him on twitter @Scenenick1 On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SpeakSleazyPodcast/

Durty Bull Brewing Company, a new brewery in Durham, has started pouring. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  Jody is in Bunratty, Ireland with Maurice Walsh, manager of the famous Durty Nelly's Pub. This pub is over 400 years-old and sits by the toll-bridge over the river Owengarney. CLICK THE PLAY BUTTON below to listen. Stream our podcasts on iTunes, Stitcher, Libsyn and Google Play Music. Show Notes: (Click on times below […] The post Maurice Walsh at Durty Nelly’s | Traveling in Ireland Podcast Episode 7 appeared first on Ireland Family Vacations.

Last Thursday, DJ Dilemma interviewed Durty Dub before they played at Tir Na Nog Irish Pub for Local Band Local Beer. They discussed the origins of the band and the group's affiliation with the larger African beats community. If you like what you hear, you can check out more at Durty Dub's Facebook page.

After a thanksgiving/earlt december update of stories, Mark Waid joins us to talk about his plans to reboot Archie With Fiona Staples, then he fufills a kickstarter premuim and debates an aw yeah listener on the merits of Superman.

For the 36th episode of #startthebeat I sat down with Bob Freyer aka Durty Art and had a productive conversation about his artwork and everything that has inspired him to create the work he produces. We talk about a ton of stuff including graffiti, marketing your "brand", navigating through the business side of the art world and of course... the "haters". No stones left unturned this week! Sit back, relax and lets START THE BEAT!  LINKS RELEVANT TO THIS DISCUSSION: rawartists.org/durtyart instagram.com/durtyart facebook.com/durtyarts

Tune in to hear the HOTTEST music from independent and major Hip-Hop & R&B artists with your Host Big Vic XL  on the Dirty Dozen countdown , Middle Men Radio !! Today @8pm eastern / 7pm central !  Turn your speakers UP !!! 

Tune in to hear the HOTTEST independent and major Hip-Hop & R&B artists with yout host Big Vic Xl  on the Durty Dozen count down on Middle Men Radio !! Thursday @8pm eastern / 7pm central !  Turn your speakers UP !!!

Vivienne Tanya Stephenson is most known for her hits "Yuh Nuh Ready Fi Dis Yet" "It's a Pity", which achieved Tanya international recognition.  She began recording for producers such as Dave Kelly and Philip "Fatis" Burrell. Her 1996 single "Yuh Nuh Ready Fi Dis Yet", produced by Kelly, and she had further success with singles such as "Draw fi Mi Finger", "Freaky Type", and "Cry and Bawl". Her debut, Big Things a Gwaan, was released in 1994 (featuring Yami Bolo on a cover version of Suzanne Vega's "Tom's Diner" and Prezident Brown on a remix of the title track), and second album Too Hype followed in 1997.She moved to Sweden, where she signed a record deal with Warner Music Sweden and recorded the 2001 pop album Sintoxicated. After returning to Jamaica she released the critically acclaimed Gangsta Blues album in 2004. Her album Rebelution was released in August 2006, and the first single "These Streets" was a # 1 hit in the Caribbean and on Tempo's Chart  for 4 weeks. The album was totally sold out in Jamaica and other parts of the Caribbean. The track "Come A Long Way" is a dedication to black leaders.Her latest album Infallible, was released in 2010, initially given free with the Jamaican base German magazine Riddim then made available for free download for more than a year.In 2006, Tanya sued American rapper Lil' Kim for plagiarism on her song "Durty" from The Naked Truth asking for all rights to the song, past, present & future. Stephens claimed that Kim used the lyrics from her song "Mi and Mi God", stating that "she even used a west Indian accent". She claimed that in 1999 Tanya was flown out to New York by Kim, who claimed to be a huge fan & owned her albums,  www.crsradio.com - call to chat  on 661-467-2407 go #Tessanne Chin

Reggae Artist  important you shoud know bout music industry Social Networking is Not Going to Save Your Musical Life Social networking CAN be handy tool in connecting with your fans and keeping them on board and interested. It can also be a huge distraction if you don't give it the right place on your list of priorities. Now, I know you can think of a lot of musicians who have gotten something going on a social networking site. Go ahead, see how many you can list....ok, now what percentage of the total number of musicians who are on the net does your list represents? Exactly. Don't neglect the other parts of your music career in favor of being active on social networking sites. Ever. Also, don't ever pay anyone to "teach" you how to use social networking sites effectively. There is no magic formula. None. The best way to be successful on these sites is to be yourself and figure out what feels right to you. You don't need to pay someone to tell you how that's done, no matter how much some people may tell you that you do. It's not rocket science. Just jump in. You'll get it. If you need some advice about what works and what doesn't, there are more free resources dedicated to offering advice on this kind of stuff than you could hope to read in a lifetime. See, I even have a few myself: http://musicians.about.com/od/musicindustrybasics/a/musicneedtoknow_2.htm call with question  8-11pm 661-467-2407

WoofClub celebrated it's 7th birthday in Sydney on Saturday April 7th at The Imperial Hotel. An amazing night, great crowd and fantastic space. Here's the first 2 hours of the night, recorded live by Matt Effect. Get filthy, get piggy, get durty!!

★Order of Play: ★1. B.Rich - Everyday Hustle (AC Slater Remix) ★2.Black Eyed Peas - Just Can't Get Enough (The SoniXx Dubstep Remix) ★3. Subscape - Screw Up ★4. Bastardfool - Coffee Break (Original mix) ★5. ??? - you tell me??? ★6. Doctor P - Watch Out ★7. Mark Instinct vs Greenlaw - Go In Peace (Dubstep Dub Mix) ★8. Vaski - Spaceman ★9. Chrispy - Predator (Cyberoptix Remix) ★10. Heavyfeet & Virus Syndicate - I Spy... (AC Slater Remix) ★11. Katy Perry - I Kissed A Girl (Rusko Remix) ★12. N.A.S.A. - Gifted (Masuka Dubstep Remix) ★13. Oh Land - Sun Of A Gun (Jacob Plant Remix)

I spun this mix yesterday when I randomly opened my eyes around 630am yesterday morning.. sat up and felt completely awake (wtf)..turned on the tables.. since then recorded it a few more times cuz y not so here it is. It gets pretty f*ing hard by track six so consider yourself warned. Also dont be unnerved if track two feels like some kind of wild extraterrestrial elephant circus..on boomers..(mightyfools tend to go for that exact feeling) but yeah riva starr's "ruffneck" will soon grind away all your worries - enjoy Download volume five [DURTYvol5-.mp3 | 35:58] 1. mr oizo - flat beat (computer club's fat eric remix v4) 2. oh snap!! - i'm too fat to be a hipster (mightyfools rmx) 3. mom & dad - sexmachine 4. twocker - ruffneck (riva starr rmx) 5. fake blood - blood splashing 6. oh snap!! - my name is chuck (bass weazal rmx) 7. major lazer - pon de floor 8. eli smith - party all knight 9. noir - all about house music 10. andy caldwell - warrior (claude von stroke rmx) 11. the prodigy - smack my bitch up (will bailey & calvertron rmx) 12. tjr - atomic 13. jonathon landossa - hard trip 14. smokecream - retox (wendel kos rmx) DOWNLOAD STREAM:

new mix up!! download here or hit the download link below.. featuring new release from mano & yacek, "brazil & europe" mano's myspace yacek's myspace [DURTYvol4_.mp3 | 27:58] tracklist 1. hatiras - scream train (shout out from khaaliq dejan) 2. nyteowl - bring back da funk (bass weazal rmx) 3. jaksaw - damn 4. mano & yacek - brazil & europe [direct drive digital] 5. radioclit - secousse (round table knight rmx) 6. fukkk off - love my shake (ten shin han rmx) 7. aquilaganja & wonk - phat jak (nick supply rmx) 8. ac slater - rock it out 9. rqm - miss pacman (oliver $ rmx) 10. jukey ft. sway - way we go (club mix) 11. riva starr - i jack u plus j-spagg's new mix!! super sickclick here: FREAKY! MARIO PARTY august 15 - i'll be spinning under alias RPT 418 Front Street, Santa Cruz CA mario party facebook page DOWNLOAD STREAM:

[DURTYvol3.mp3 | 44:59] HARD ELECTRO / FIDGET HOUSE 1. ac slater - calm down 2. frederic mooij - werd (wonk rmx) 3. aston shuffle - for everyone (stupid fresh rmx) 4. the prodigy - poison (calvertron & will bailey rmx) 5. durien - bonus beats 6. jaksaw ft. mc cyanide - rockin this place 7. kriss kross - jump (wonk rmx) 8. udachi - jelly roll 9. blatta & inesha - where is it (aniki's atm mix) 10. blackfinger - umf (heavyfeet rmx) 11. brad slims - kill the system (stupid fresh rmx) 12. twocker - stitch 13. boemklatsch - bonafied (mightyfools rmx) dOWnLOAd

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