Podcasts about end songs

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The team arrives in the dream world and are separated from each other. As they make their way to each other and notice the changes between their real selves and their dream world versions, Lione and Gris become increasingly anxious about what is coming for them.

FilibusterFreestyle.com rings in 2021 with a look back at the 2007 Billboard Hot 100 and we re-rank the Top 20 hits from back in the day (14 Years ago!!!). Fun trip down memory lane.

FIlibusterFreestyle.com goes back to 2008 to Re-Rank the year-end Billboard Hot 100 from back in the day... here as we bring a close to 2020. Dust off your "apple bottom jeans" and "boots with the fur" and take a listen.

Building Pitchfork’s year-end lists of the best albums and songs is a lengthy and painstaking process, involving careful consideration of the 1,000-plus releases we review each year, and others we may have missed. We include innumerable factors in our decision-making, but sometimes it’s a matter of following instincts: with a gun to your head, which would you choose? On this episode, Pitchfork Editor Puja Patel is joined by Reviews Editor Jeremy Larson and Contributing Editor Andy Cush for some good-natured arguments about which songs by some of our favorite artists—like Waxahatchee, Phoebe Bridgers, Destroyer, and Moses Sumney—should make the cut this year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Episode 133 is a double-feature! Twice the interviews, twice the fun! First up, Mike talks to LVO 2020’s tournament winner Clayton from Alberta, to discuss his con experience, conversions, and strategy with his Invincible Army. Jenna then chats with Gena Sobolev, the now-infamous creator of the Shikami cosplay seen on WGC, about the creation process, materials, references, and time that went into it. Show outline: Jenna and Mike introduction: Start - 3:54, Mike and Clayton (LVO winner): 3:59 - 1:46:39, Jenna and Mike interlude: 1:46:42 - 1:48:09, Jenna and Gena (Shikami Cosplayer): 1:48:16 - 3:15:21, Mike and Jenna outro: 3:15:22 - End Songs used: “Close” by Punch Deck “New York Summer” by Generation Lost “Melody” by I am Fowler “Howling” by Cartoon(Ft. Asena) [NCS Release] “Castle” by Clarx & Harddope [NCS Release] “Just Do It (Make Your Dreams Come True)” [Ultimate Remix]   Clayton’s LVO lists (I.A.): List 1 EwBgLAPgzCIQwgZQIIAIoQIwFJPDFNmAGwgCs2AhDngUWQJwNU36EnlXCF4DswRXlAGUe+XkWLBm1CXmLFBoLrnxhJmECtrqSebAAEKeMlpJl1lRSZwliE0arASSwB5nXyBzzVwF9bfgdgVl4zfkUDAyA=== List 2 EwBgLAPgzCIQCgMQgVgKQEZgpGsA2FMNAQnSxz0KlPO1wINJqzAHYrgOTh9MUMNFCjYBOUuIroCo4KTmtiBDLh6ZgYJfiykMxLPjnsV8hVwx42XeRaxsGVvgAEXQA===   Links for Gena’s sites: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ0rE-bxmi6Vl09ARe7qROw https://www.youtube.com/user/evilted40 https://www.youtube.com/user/punishedprops https://www.youtube.com/user/Mogrymillian https://www.sksprops.com/ Gena’s instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lanternrpg/ Gena’s song recommendation: “Tried and True” by Ween

Dave and Ethan determine the definitive top 5 songs from Weird Al's Off The Deep End album with help from super fan Alison Parsons.

Alectra and Music Evolution with the top 25 year end songs from 1976 aired Mar 8 2019

Alectra and Music Evolution with the top 25 year end songs from 1975 aired Feb 22 2019

Thursday Breakfast 7 Feb 2019 7.00 am  Acknowledgement of Country7.10 am Jenny Smith, CEO of Council to Homeless Persons, on the importance of addressing homelessness in the Victorian Royal Commission into Mental Health and the increasing number of workers seeking homelessness assistance because wages aren’t keeping up with housing costs.7.30 am Julia Kretzenbacher, Vice President of Liberty Victoria, on the proposed spent convictions bill introduced by the Reason Party leader Fiona Patten this week.7:50 am Headlines and community announcements8.10 am Rene Woods, Nari Nari man and Chairperson Murray Lower Darling Rivers Indigenous Nations (MLDRIN) on Indigenous water rights, the importance of cultural flows and overturning aqua nullius.   8.30 am End Songs (such great new tracks!!) P-Unique and Krown   Change BIRDZ ft. Ecca Vandal  Place of DreamsBaker Boy Cool as HellLady Lash Nightlounge 3ØØØ 

Tuesday Breakfast December 4 2018 7.00 am  Acknowledgement of Country7.05 am  News headlines 7.10 am At the Imagining Abolition Conference a few weeks ago in Brisbane, Anya and George spoke to attendees about their thoughts on the conference (PART 1).7.30 am At the Imagining Abolition Conference a few weeks ago in Brisbane, Anya and George spoke to attendees about their thoughts on the conference (PART 2).7.50 am Kalu Oji, writer/director, tells us about his latest film project, Blackwood, and explains why self-love and empowerment are the key drivers of the film 8.15 am Joumanah El-Matrah, the CEO of the Australian Muslim Women’s Centre for Human Rights, discusses how AMCHR supports and promotes the well-being of Muslim women and shares tips on how we can tackle gender violence as part of the #16daysofactivism8.30 am End Songs song:  Kutjerti Lady artist:  Ruby Huntersong:  Shook artist: Raja Kumari song: Mr La Di Da artist : Baker Boy song: Chain Gang artist: Sam Cooke song: Slip Away artist: Charles Bradley and the Menahan Street Band song: Friends with Feelingsartist: Alice Sky

Tuesday Breakfast 27 November 2018 7.00 am  Acknowledgement of Country7.05 am  News headlines  7.10 am  Pre-record: Ayan chats to  Daisy, the head of audio at Future Creatives Initiative. They discuss the structural issues that exist for women in the Australian screen industry, how listeners can enter their script for a chance to win the Emerging Screenwriter Award 2019 and have their story made into a film by Taival Films to be premiered at the Melbourne Women in Film Festival in 2020.   7.30 am Lauren talks to Nicole Lee, survivor advocate who works in the family violence and disability sectors, about her experience of running as an independent candidate in the Victorian state election, the impact of the election results on the community, and why we need more diverse voices in the parliament. 7.45 am Arielle and Jayde from Women's Heath East join us in the studio, and talk to George about the #16DaysofActivism and the #Together4GE campaigns, and the work that health services across Victoria are doing (such as TFER) to address gender-based violence. [Tuesday Breakfast committed, on air, to cover topics relating to gender-based violence on our show, especially in relation to women & NB people who exist at intersections ignored by mainstream media - you can also make similar commitments, check out http://whe.org.au/news-events/16-days-of-activism-against-gender-based-violence-together4ge/)8.10 am Anya chats to Tamar Hopkins, founding lawyer of FKCLC’s Police Accountability Project (PAP) about how the PAP began, how the work and the narrative around the need for police accountability changed over the course of this project, her report on the implementation of a racial profiling data collection scheme, and what else the team is currently working on.8.25 am The team reflects on the election results and the importance of holding the state government accountable on issues relating to the criminal justice system and representation of First Nations people in any treaty talks, amongst various others.  8.30 am End Songs song: Droppin' artist: Leikeli47 song: Thank u, next artist: Ariana Grande song: Wiggleartist: Huntlysong: Girlartist: Destiny's Child

Tuesday Breakfast November 6 2018 7.00 am  Acknowledgement of Country7.05 am  News headlines  7.10 am  Vox-pop: Lauren and George took to the streets of the city to hear the community's thoughts on Melbourne Cup Day 7.15 am  George chats to Bailey-Rose Farnham about the tilde film festival which will be held this week, and the documentary series 'Unboxed' which will be screened at the festival. They discuss trans and gender diverse representation in the arts and the importance of festivals such as tilde.7.30 am Madison Griffiths joins us in the studio and chats to Lauren about her decision as a feminist to not eat meat, and how her experiences growing up around the racing industry have impacted on her later ideological decisions.      7.50 am Ayan chats to Shantel Wetherall, Producer & Presenter of Hey Auntie podcast. They discuss the black matriarchy, code-switching and the wisdom of aunties.8.10 am Anya chats to Maeve Marsden, creator of Queerstories, about the power of storytelling and the need for better and more diverse representation of queer people and their stories.8.30 am End Songs song: Friends with feelings artist: Alice Skye song: Don't waste my time artist: Filosong: Give you moreartist: Ledisisong: Formationartist: Beyonce

Caiti Baker is one of my favourite Australian singers. I first came across her work as one half of Sietta. Then she stepped out on her own and cemented her spot as one of the great soul singers making music today in Australia. Caiti is a long time resident of the Northern Territory. As a kid she'd tag along on family road trips when her dad (also a muso) would drive from Adelaide to the Top End to play shows. They'd stick around for weeks at a time, and Caiti fell in love with the place. The Take 5 comes to you from Darwin this week. The music community is tight here, I knew Caiti would be the perfect person to take you to the Top End. Across five songs she gave us a potted history of music from the Territory, introduced me to new sounds and kind of made me want to move her permanently. Ted Egan and Galarrwuy Yunupingu with introduction from Vincent Lingiari – ‘Gurindji Blues' Birdz - ‘Testify' Stevie Jean - ‘Hell in Every Religion' Wildflower - ‘Galiwin'ku' Serina Pech – ‘I Hope To See The Sun'

Caiti Baker is one of my favourite Australian singers. I first came across her work as one half of Sietta. Then she stepped out on her own and cemented her spot as one of the great soul singers making music today in Australia. Caiti is a long time resident of the Northern Territory. As a kid she’d tag along on family road trips when her dad (also a muso) would drive from Adelaide to the Top End to play shows. They’d stick around for weeks at a time, and Caiti fell in love with the place. The Take 5 comes to you from Darwin this week. The music community is tight here, I knew Caiti would be the perfect person to take you to the Top End. Across five songs she gave us a potted history of music from the Territory, introduced me to new sounds and kind of made me want to move her permanently. Ted Egan and Galarrwuy Yunupingu with introduction from Vincent Lingiari – ‘Gurindji Blues’ Birdz - ‘Testify’ Stevie Jean - ‘Hell in Every Religion’ Wildflower - ‘Galiwin’ku’ Serina Pech – ‘I Hope To See The Sun’

Caiti Baker is one of my favourite Australian singers. I first came across her work as one half of Sietta. Then she stepped out on her own and cemented her spot as one of the great soul singers making music today in Australia. Caiti is a long time resident of the Northern Territory. As a kid she’d tag along on family road trips when her dad (also a muso) would drive from Adelaide to the Top End to play shows. They’d stick around for weeks at a time, and Caiti fell in love with the place. The Take 5 comes to you from Darwin this week. The music community is tight here, I knew Caiti would be the perfect person to take you to the Top End. Across five songs she gave us a potted history of music from the Territory, introduced me to new sounds and kind of made me want to move her permanently. Ted Egan and Galarrwuy Yunupingu with introduction from Vincent Lingiari – ‘Gurindji Blues’ Birdz - ‘Testify’ Stevie Jean - ‘Hell in Every Religion’ Wildflower - ‘Galiwin’ku’ Serina Pech – ‘I Hope To See The Sun’

Vi försöker råda den unge Werther kring sin musikaliska framtid. Är institutionen död? Det och så testar vi musikskapande i app. Resultatet blir så klart exklusiva världspremiärer! Musik i detta avsnitt: "The Beginning of the End" (Songs of Boda, ej släppt) och "Send Us All" (Gus By Heart, ej släppt).