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Liam Pieper is an author and ABIA-winning ghostwriter. The first was a memoir, The Feel-Good Hit of the Year, shortlisted for the National Biography Award and the Ned Kelly Best True Crime award. His second was the Penguin Special Mistakes Were Made, a collection of funny true stories. He was co-recipient of the 2014 M Literary Award, winner of the 2015 Geoff Dean Short Story Prize, the inaugural creative resident of the UNESCO City of Literature of Prague, and the 2018 National Library of Australia Creative Arts Fellow for Australian Writing. His novels are The Toymaker, Sweetness and Light and Appreciation, which is the book we're chatting about today.Our interview begins at 22.00We've got a Substack publication now! On the last day of the month, we share recommendations for two things we reckon you should read/watch/listen to. The beauty of Substack is you can revisit all our old editions and comment on our episode updates to share your thoughts. Come say hi! Mini book club: Grown Ups and My Favourite Mistake by Marian KeyesWell, there's been a huge gap in our reading: we've not read much/any Marian Keyes. So we thought we'd tackle some recent releases. Caitlin discusses Grown Ups (the only MK Michelle has read) while Michelle chats about the brand new My Favourite Mistake. Our overall verdict: Marian Keyes undoubtedly has it, the knack for writing genuinely funny, compelling and yet emotional novels. And we can't wait to read more! In this interview, we chat about:Art as a commodity and the way this is explored in the bookThe ideas and events in Liam's own life that culminated in AppreciationTurning a critical eye on the publishing industry as part of Ollie's redemption arcInside the world of a ghostwriterHow Liam became a ghostwriter and his publishing journeyBooks and other things mentioned:Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone by Benjamin StevensonYellowface by Rebecca KuangKeanu and co: how celebrities became bestselling novelists'Zoella and the ghostwriter' on Shameless Book Club PodcastSpare by Prince HarryGoosebumps booksSophie Hannah's Poiroit novelsFollow @liampieperwrites on InstagramAppreciation is available in Australia now. Connect with us on Instagram: @betterwordspod

The news cycle can be exhausting (trust us, we know). But it's important for all our mental health to take a break from the negativity — even if it's just for a few minutes. So together with Ford, we set out to find good news to help us do just that.  For the second episode of our three-part mini-series, we chatted with the artist behind the feel-good viral hit, “If I Were A Fish.” Plus, we asked a music psychologist why songs like this one make us feel so seen.  In this episode, you'll hear from corook, who wrote the trending tune, and Dr. Susan Rogers, a professor at Berklee College of Music who holds a PhD in music perception and cognition. Plus, hear about some other headlines that made us smile. This episode is Skimm'd by Alex Carr and our producers Monica Perry, Pam Segall, and Liz Smith. This episode was created in partnership with Wonder Media Network. 

Brittan Taylor, co-founder of Cannarock, and her husband AJ Channer of Fire From the Gods and co-founder of Cannarock join Lonestar Collective to discuss this years annual Cannarock event, what the mission and goals are for the event, and what to expect. If you know someone looking to learn about cannabis while enjoying a fun day long event, tell them about Cannarock taking place August 27th, 2022 at Come and Take It Live in Austin, TX from 11am to 5pm. For more information, visit https://cannarockatx.com

Brittan Taylor, co-founder of Cannarock, and her husband AJ Channer of Fire From the Gods and co-founder of Cannarock join Lonestar Collective to discuss this years annual Cannarock event, what the mission and goals are for the event, and what to expect. If you know someone looking to learn about cannabis while enjoying a fun day long event, tell them about Cannarock taking place August 27th, 2022 at Come and Take It Live in Austin, TX from 11am to 5pm. For more information, visit https://cannarockatx.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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On this throbbing and tumescent episode of Terminus, we bring you five bands with distinctive hybrid sounds, each drawing on a wealth of reference points that don't usually go together. The Death Metal Guy leads off with what must be the best-selling underground (now, by accident, overground?) black metal record of all time -- that one with the dude in a cape with a flower and sword. There's a camp of people who think it's genius and authentic. There's (almost certainly) a camp of people who think it sucks and is false. But what does Terminus think? Let us consider the songs.... The Black Metal Guy replies with a strong candidate for Feel-Good Hit of The Summer -- the new one from the Korpsånd circle's Gabestok. Though black metal in spirit, Én gang rådden, altid rådden is rooted in some very different musical formats, from the nastiest beer-stained corners of punk and metal history. Even the way this band uses BM ideas is unexpected, leading to a masterfully original sound. After the break, the Death Metal Guy brings us two new EPs. Chapels of Gore places industrial-noise methods at the service of BM aesthetics, continuing the legacy of TDMG's beloved Kembatinian Premaster. Incarceration plays really fast, high-energy blastbeat / breakdown music that sounds very modern, yet hearkens back to the days of primordial extreme metal, in that it really doesn't fit into any of the major genres. Finally, The Black Metal Guy wraps it up with something uncharacteristically polished, a "fancy riffs" band called Obsolete. This leads us back to an old conversation about the relationship between technical death metal and thrash, and opens up into a new conversation on the difference between tech- and regular-metal song structure.   00:00 - Introductory bullshitting / Terminus News ft. Kult of Odium 0:13:39 - Këkht Aräkh - Pale Swordsman (Livor Mortis) 0:59:24 - Gabestok - Én gang rådden, altid rådden (Strange Aeons Records) 1:38:32 - Interlude - Gastunk - “胎児 [Sad],” fr. Dead Song (Dogma Records, 1985) / Kuro - “No more no,” fr. Who The Helpless (Blue Jug Records, 1984) 1:44:11 - Chapels of Gore - The Venereal Shrine (Independent) 2:03:24 - Incarceration - Empiricism (Dawnbreed Records) 2:24:04 - Obsolete - Animate//Isolate (Unspeakable Axe) 3:04:29 - Outro - Martyr - "Warp Zone," fr. Warp Zone (Galy Records, 2000)   Terminus links: Terminus on Youtube Terminus on Patreon Terminus on Subscribestar Terminus on Instagram Terminus on Facebook thetrueterminus@gmail.com

“What happens when fresh green collides with Metal?  Duuuuuuuuuuude…”That’s right!  Stoner Metal. Doom Metal.  Sludge Metal.  The label doesn’t really matter.  What DOES really matter is how fantastically heavy & awesome ALL of it is!!  On this, Metal Nerdery’s Stoner Metal Showcase, Vol.1, we check out some of the early, influential Stoner & Doom Metal bands (*cough* Black Sabbath *more coughing*), discuss the differences between the different subgenres, and talk about anything and everything that may have relevant tangentionalality to Stoner Metal.So, roll another bowl, prepare your favorite relaxer, crank up the lava lamps and black lights and JOIN US for a trip down the rabbit hole where everything is wood paneling, shag carpeting and incredibly heavy, fuzzy, stony rifftastical goodness. Visit www.metalnerdery.com/podcast for more on this episodeConsider supporting us at Patreon - patreon.com/metalnerderypodcast You'll find some extra goodies there too!Metal Nerdery Tees and Hoodies – metalnerdery.com/merchand kindly leave us a review and/or rating on the iTunes/Apple Podcasts - Spotify or your favorite Podcast appListen on iTunes, Spotify, Podbean, Google Play or wherever you get your Podcasts. Follow us on the Socials:Facebook - Instagram - Twitter Email: metalnerdery@gmail.com Show Notes(00:00):  A message from Marc Potterson/Stoner Metal awesomeness!!/DOWN at Download (Bury Me In Smoke)/Email us YOUR favorite Stoner/Doom Metal Bands at metalnerdery@gmail.com  (05:50):  So many stoner bands, so many stoner styles…a smorgasbord of stoner metal:  Suicide Paneling & Shag Carpeting/Early Stoner Bands/Update on the …And Pasta for All Tour/#stonercough #thcmetal/HAIL to The Sword!!! (Winters Wolves) #cantbeloudenough/Sword = ZZ Sabbath/Cloak of Feathers (14:44): Black Sabbath:  Sweet Leaf (because you can’t have Stoner Metal without THIS!)/Pentagram (the American take on Black Sabbath)/The 3 different subgenres of Stoner Metal/Acid Mammoth:  Them (check out the song titles!)/ Every time a Stoner/Doom Metal band plays, Tony Iommi smiles. (19:14):  Stoned Jesus (Here Come the Robots)/Stoner Metal Album Art/The Harvest (go to www.bandcamp.com ) (21:24):  Orchid (Capricorn)/Black Sabbath (Fairies Wear Boots)/HAIL to Tony Iommi & Black Sabbath/Red Fang (Prehistoric Dog) Check out their videos!!! #strohs #pbr/Stoner Metal:  The New Enlightened (Stoned) Wave of Party Rock/Blue Cheer:  Summertime Blues (Pre-Sabbath Prior to Sabbath:  1968) (30:43):  Mississippi Gun Club (Shovelhead)/Fu Manchu:  California Stoner Metal (#rollandpass) In Search Of/Best User Name EVAH!/Supercruel (a touch of QOTSA and Foo Fighters)/#rollanotherlaxer/Queens of the Stone Age:  Feel Good Hit of the Summer (#nowitsaparty)  Song For The Deaf (QOTSA has a tangentional relation to Kyuss) (39:16):  Orange Goblin:  Time Traveling Blues/Is it pronounced Kyuss?  Or Kyuss? /Another word from Marc Potterson regarding the Shag Carpet Strain from the 70’s/Electric Wizard:  Funeralopolis (#hearthecough)/Dopethrone/What level are Willie Nelson & Snoop Dogg operating on? /#dontdenythepowerofweed (46:16):  High On Fire:  Devilution (A heavier Motorhead)/Silver Black (#gofast #badass #mattpike)/#stonermotorhead/ High on Fire was a more energetic version of Sleep/Sleep’s Holy Mountain (1992) /A word from Ron/Is Sleep The Modern Day Black Sabbath?/If you have time to kill, go listen to Sleep’s Dopesmoker (aka Jerusalem) (53:47):  King Weed: Doomsday, Smoking Land/Dark Passenger (Smoking Land)/If you get the munchies, check out #bigdaddysbbqpit/Kyuss:  Blues for the Red Sun (Thumb)/Check out the #bbqsativarub/100*-Space Cade-Demon Cleaner (Welcome to Sky Valley)Also for other tangentionally related bands of consequentional tangentionalality check out Unida (1:01:58):  Zeppelin + Sabbath + Weed = Stoner Metal/Monster Magnet:  Tractor (#readthoselyrics)/FYI:  There is an UNCENSORED version of Space Lord/Solace (more doomy):  Black Unholy Ground, King Alcohol (#blackdog and #strangerdanger) (1:10:05):  YOB (super slowed down Thrash metal) Quantum Mystic (CHECK OUT The Unreal Never Lived)/Stoner Metal = Sludge Metal/Patreon Idea/List of Stoner&Doom metal bands to check out (1:16:28):  Pentagram:  (check out the Pentagram documentary “Last Days Here”):  Relentless/Honorable Mentions:  The Melvins (MORE Volumes of Stoner Metal to come…) 

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The latest edition of The SmackDown WineDown is now live for your listening pleasure! Your host and humble guide Keila Cash recaps the highs and lows from last night's episode of Friday Night SmackDown. The Rundown Includes: Jeff Hardy and Sheamus continue their heated rivalry, Braun Strowman, The Miz, and John Morrison play a game of Punk'd, Sonya Deville and Lacey Evans deliver the goods once again, Drew Gulak scores the biggest win of his career so far, and Sasha Banks and Bayley are living the golden life. Press play and subscribe today! Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ladywrestlingx

This week Tim reviews “Legion” season 3 on FX and the BBC/HBO coproduction “Years and Years”, Tim goes over some of his biggest Emmy pleas, we discuss the positive word of mouth around “Chernobyl”, and we answer a whole bunch of your letters and tweets! Host Tim Goodman and Jason Snell.

There is a lot of negativity in the world of Magic. Always something to complain about. To combat this, Travis & Dave present an episode where they tell you positive MTG stories. From friends made through the game, to encouragement just at the right time. Come enjoy the Feel Good Hit of the Summer.

Liam Pieper is an author and freelance journalist.  Since the publication of his first book in 2014, a memoir named The Feel-Good Hit of the Year, he has quickly followed it up with two more. Last year, he published a collection of short essays called Mistakes Were Made, which I reviewed for The Weekend Australian, where I described his writing as "electric: charged with meaning and energised by surprising comedic turns". With his third book, Liam has proved that he's supremely talented at writing fiction, too. Named The Toymaker, his debut novel is based on an ambitions, multi-layered narrative that travels between an Australian business set in the present day, and German concentration camps during World War II. The character that links these two worlds is a Russian man imprisoned during the war who escapes to Australia and starts a globally successful toy business. When Liam visited Brisbane in early August, I met him for the first time at his hotel room. Our conversation touches on the unique way in which Liam received funding to research and write The Toymaker while living overseas; how he navigated the legal threats that arose after the publication of his first book, which detailed his career as an adolescent drug dealer; how he messed up an important magazine assignment by filing 22,000 words instead of the requested length of 5,000 words; and how he helps young writers with finding the voice that best suits their style while working as content director for an online community called Writers Bloc. Liam Pieper is a Melbourne-based author and journalist. His first book was a memoir, The Feel-Good Hit of the Year, shortlisted for the National Biography Award and the Ned Kelly Best True Crime award. His second was the Penguin Special Mistakes Were Made, a volume of humorous essays. He was co-recipient of the 2014 M Literary Award, winner of the 2015 Geoff Dean Short Story Prize and the inaugural creative resident of the UNESCO City of Literature of Prague. He is also content director of Writers Bloc, a platform and resource for emerging writers. The Toymaker is his first novel.  Show notes and links to what was discussed in this episode: http://penmanshippodcast.com/episode-32-liam-pieper/ Liam Pieper on Twitter: @LiamPieper Penmanship on Twitter: @PenmanshipAU penmanshippodcast.com

This week, I Saw the Devil. But I did not see the deputy! Desmond goes solo on a psychological thriller far better than it had any right to be: Shelter. Feedback and tunes galore: "Feel Good Hit of the Summer" by Queens of the Stone Age, "Run Down the Devil" by Alice Cooper, "No Shelter" by Rage Against the Machine, and "Became" by Atmosphere. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Follow us on Twitter @dreadmedia. Visit www.audibletrial.com/dreadmedia to get a free audiobook!

This week, I Saw the Devil. But I did not see the deputy! Desmond goes solo on a psychological thriller far better than it had any right to be: Shelter. Feedback and tunes galore: "Feel Good Hit of the Summer" by Queens of the Stone Age, "Run Down the Devil" by Alice Cooper, "No Shelter" by Rage Against the Machine, and "Became" by Atmosphere. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Follow us on Twitter @dreadmedia. Visit www.audibletrial.com/dreadmedia to get a free audiobook!

This week, I Saw the Devil. But I did not see the deputy! Desmond goes solo on a psychological thriller far better than it had any right to be: Shelter. Feedback and tunes galore: "Feel Good Hit of the Summer" by Queens of the Stone Age, "Run Down the Devil" by Alice Cooper, "No Shelter" by Rage Against the Machine, and "Became" by Atmosphere. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Follow us on Twitter @dreadmedia. Visit www.audibletrial.com/dreadmedia to get a free audiobook!

This week, I Saw the Devil. But I did not see the deputy! Desmond goes solo on a psychological thriller far better than it had any right to be: Shelter. Feedback and tunes galore: "Feel Good Hit of the Summer" by Queens of the Stone Age, "Run Down the Devil" by Alice Cooper, "No Shelter" by Rage Against the Machine, and "Became" by Atmosphere. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Follow us on Twitter @dreadmedia. Visit www.audibletrial.com/dreadmedia to get a free audiobook!