Podcast appearances and mentions of frankie francis

Stephen and Gareth bring you the Monday Pod on a Tuesday. Lots of Wembley hysteria is still ongoing but here's some actual crack about the match. WMS alumni Frankie Francis returns. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stephen and Gareth reflect on the Watford draw and look ahead to the visit of Luton Town on Wednesday. We also hear from Andy Dawson and Frankie Francis on their new cultural venture (as well as talking about The Lads of course).  Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

England are in the Euro 2024 final after a worthy and dramatic win over the Netherlands. As Matt has gone undercover in Scotland for the final, Rory has drafted in special guest Frankie Francis to preview the game

Simon Pryde and Nick Barnes are joined by singer and commentator Frankie Francis

Frankie Francis joins Colin White and Nick Barnes to discuss all things Sunderland AFC. The trio discuss the challenges of commentating during Covid, the club's current form and the rising expectations from fans.

Adam and Kev are joined by none other than Frankie Francis to discuss life and time at the club

We welcome The Gaming Mixologist himself, Frankie Francis, to the show this week to first help us recall our favorite fictional bars in our Retro Roundtable. We look at bars like Cheers, The Winchester Tavern, Moe's Tavern, and more! Let us know your picks on Facebook! Then we turn our attention to Frankie to find out more about his social media channel, The Gaming Mixologist. Frankie is a gamer and professional bartender who makes cocktails inspired by your favorite video games on TikTok, Instagram, and Youtube. We discuss his social media content, his years as a bartender, what goes into making a drink based on a character or game, and more. He even makes a signature Canned Air shot for us called the C.A.P., pictured in this episode's cover art. Thanks so much, Frankie!! Be sure to check out his channel! @thegamingmixologist CannedAirPodcast.com Twitter: @CannedAirPod Instagram: @Canned_Air If you'd like to show your support, you can either visit our Patreon page at Patreon.com/CannedAirPod or you can leave us a review on iTunes! Thanks for listening! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For this week's edition of Select, Egyptian DJ, Ram Rashed mixes an hour-long, genre-bending set driven by eclectic house tracks, breakbeats, and silky smooth grooves. Inside the hour-long set you will find tracks like ‘Sexy Black Timberlake' by Channel Tres, ‘Who Loves You' by Romare, ‘Aquí' by Nand and Ceyolia, and bangers like ‘Only You' by Steve Monite, remixed by Frankie Francis. Ram is a 24-year-old Egyptian artist who's been spinning since 2018. Kicking off his musical journey, Ram had his DJ debut in the event titled, ‘Dawash' with the indie label, SOUNDOFNOIZE, followed by another gig with PRISM.

Rory and Matt are joined by Frankie Francis as the lads react to the Three Lions' commanding victory over the Welsh!

Stephen joined by a couple of other WMS lads tonight, Craig and the returning Frankie Francis. They discuss the Euros so far, what they thought about the Croatia result, and previewed the upcoming Scotland game.

Stephen is joined by a couple of other WMS lads tonight, Craig and the returning Frankie Francis. They discuss the Euros so far, what they thought about the Croatia result, and previewed the upcoming Scotland game. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

1 - Sous Le Nez Du Fuehrer (The Fuehrer's Face) - Jose Lasalle – 19422 - Vazi O Duce Tin Stoli Tou (Duce Dons his Uniform) - Sofia Vembo - 1940's3 - Mussolini's Letter to Hitler - Denver Darling and his Texas Cowhands - 19424 - Hitler's Reply to Mussolini - Carson Robison – 19425 - That Russian Winter - Russ Morgan And His Orchestra – 19426 - This Is the Army, Mister Jones - Jack Lathrop with Hal McIntyre and his Orchestra – 19427 - When Mussolini Laid His Pistol Down - Denver Darling and his Texas Cowhands – 19438 - Tson Polemo Vgen 'O Italos (The Italian Goes to War) - Sofia Vembo - 1940's9 - Stalin Wasn't Stallin' - Golden Gate Quartet - 194310 - Red Aviator's Song - Russian People's Chorus - 1940's11 - (There'll Be A) Hot Time in the Town of Berlin (When the Yanks Go Marching In) - Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters with Vic Schoen And His Orchestra - 194412 - Hitler's Last Letter to Hirohito - Carson Robison – 194513 - V-Day Stomp - The Four Clefs - 194514 - Hitler Lives (If We Hurt Our Fellow Man) - Herman the Hermit – 194715 - No, No, Joe - Luke the Drifter (aka Hank Williams) - 195016 - Stalinsky Kalinsky - Lord Melody with Frankie Francis and his Calypso Band – 195417 - Mr. Stalin You're Eating Too High on the Hog - Arthur (Guitar Boogie) Smith and his Cracker-Jacks – 1950

Join host and matchday announcer Frankie Francis and former Black Cat Danny Collins as they bring you SAFC Unfiltered, the official Podcast of Sunderland AFC! The first episode features new signing Bailey Wright, who returns to Wearside on a two-year deal!

Hello radio friends and welcome to our 10th episode hitting the Primavera airwaves. For this special instalment we have a top-notch guest -- all the way from Tropical London -- Mr. Frankie Francis. Frankie recently visited Barcelona and smashed our dance floor alongside Norsicaa. He is devoted to audio engineering at The Carvery and also spends his time producing amazing records with the almighty Sofrito Sound crew. They are also responsible for one of London's hottest nights, the praised "Republic of Sofrito" featuring amazing afro tropical bands, dj's and producers. If you are an Afro-Tropical head this is your chance to hear about Frank’s background, how Sofrito was created and soon shaped up a whole chapter in the music culture. Frank also talks about how they curate their imprints, future plans and dubplate culture. We also asked him about the Carvery, which is nowadays one of the most in-demand studios where he gets to master with love amazing records for labels such as BBE, Strut, Soundway and Favorite as well as getting cuts for artists like Ebo Taylor, Pat Thomas, Dimitri from Paris and Nu Guinea, just to name a few. Thanks for so much love and wisdom Frank! Viva Sofrito and keep up the good work!

The host of this mix is Fabié - @fabiee2 - from Rythmical Archives - @fm61024, a record label based in Pesaro, Italy focused on promoting local music. Black music is the starting point where our vinyl-digging research and our spirit are born. R.A. and the RAW Festival (Rhythmical Archives Wave) are together working on the organization of djing-related events, contributing in the promotion of unedited, yet-to-discover musical content. Enjoy! ‘Here come the riffs straight from the heart of the world, from where every percussion has influenced different genres and people, something which is and will always be fundamental for each and every musical genre, because it’s spontaneity and primordial nature within us.’ BIO I got into the hip hop world dancing. The 11 years spent break dancing made me fall in love with this music and culture. Right now I'm a beatmaker and DJ. I work in my studio since 2015, sampling and playing records I carefully select. I recently released an EP by myself ("Fabiè"/Rhythmical Archives) and soon there will be an LP in collaboration with "Rimasti in Ombra" crew, a group of MCs, producers, saxophone and guitar players from Pesaro area. My partner Moro and I worked also on RAW Festival, a branch of Rhythmical Archives promoting DJs from Pesaro area. My music archive is the result of digging into authors like Piero Umiliani, Mulatu Astatke, Romano Mussolini, Miles Davis etc. But it is also made of contemporary artists pushing music boundaries (BBNG, Chris Scott, Youssef Dayes etc.) TRACKLIST: 01. Urbano de Castro - Fatimita 02. Unknown Artist - Temedy 03. André Sampaio E Os Afromandinga - Ecos De Niafunke 04. Unknown artist - Kizunguzungu 05. Gyedu-Blay Ambolley - The Message 06. Fela Kuti - Expensive Shit 07. Mario biondi - Rio De Janeiro Blue (The Invisible Club Mix Extended) 08. The Poets Of Rhythm - More Mess On My Thing 09. Bajka - Invisible Joy 10. Leoparden - Børster Kåpa 11. Esnard Boisdur Vs. Frankie Francis & Simbad - Soufwans (3am Mix) 12. Tosca - Boss On The Boat 13. Tosca - The Key 14. Thunderball - Sid's Mellow Trip 15. Jon Hopkins - Everything Connected 16. Bonobo - cirrus

Alice Whittington a.k.a. Norsicaa is a dj, producer and label manager for the respected independent record label Soundway Records. She hosts a monthly music show on Soho Radio and monthly interview series on Foundation FM, focusing on womxn in music. Prior to her visit to Barcelona with Frankie Francis - they will play together at Poly-Rythmo Club - we talked with her about various topics. Press play and find out about her mixed heritage, impressive music background and of course about the music curation process at Soundway. Plus some musical tips for London, exclusive info about future Soundway releases and some of the tracks she uses to smash the dance floor. Pure gold!

Frankie Francis is a vinyl expert, DJ and founding member of Sofrito - a label and club night that's been bringing raw dancefloor rhythms from Africa, the Caribbean and South America to sweaty East London warehouses since 2006. He talks to Clare about all things tropical. Production by Francis Redman. Tracklist:Wildfire - Check it OutDJ Shadow - Lost and FoundBlack Science Orchestra - New Jersey DeepLa Piojosa - La Sonora CienagueraHugo Blanco - La Rosa Blanca (Frankie Francis edit)Les Ya Toupas Du Zaire - Je Ne Bois Pas Beaucoup Gaoule Mizik - A Ka Titine (Detroit Swindle edit)O'Flynn - TKOTNWolf Müller meets the Nile Project - Mabomba Dance101 - Rock To The Beat

James Copley hosts as we react to our 2-0 victory over Man City U21s and our progression to the Semi Finals of the Checkatrade Trophy. We hear from:- WMS host Frankie Francis.- BBC Radio Newcastle's Nick Barnes.- Manager Jack Ross.- Duncan Watmore- Finally, Wise Men Say podcasters Stephen Goldsmith and Micky Lough. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

James Copley hosts as we react to our 2-0 victory over Man City U21s and our progression to the Semi Finals of the Checkatrade Trophy. We hear from: - WMS host Frankie Francis. - BBC Radio Newcastle's Nick Barnes. - Manager Jack Ross. - Duncan Watmore - Finally, Wise Men Say podcasters Stephen Goldsmith and Micky Lough.

In Episode 21 I talk with Christian Newman about the birth and after birth of their lovely baby boy Frankie (Francis). Christian takes us through the journey himself and Mark (his partner) went through to find a surrogate, the process for surrogacy and fertility, the birth of Frankie and also the adoption process in New Zealand, life with a Newborn and the big question - do they want more kids? Christian and Mark share their lives on Instagram through @lovefromyourdads with informative content about the Adoption process and life as new dads. Christian talks about the community he has found through the platform which is such a positive way of looking at social media. Christian also takes us through adjusting to life with Frankie, Marks experience with Post Natal Depression and day to day life with a newborn. Thanks for joining me on the Podcast Christian! I hope you enjoy the episode.

Hear from Jack Ross as the WMS regulars Micky, Matthew and Chris join Frankie Francis in the studio as they look forward to the trip down to Glanford Park on Saturday

Hear from Jack Ross as the WMS regulars Micky, Matthew and Chris join Frankie Francis in the studio as they look forward to the trip down to Glanford Park on Saturday See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we continue with Frankie Francis of Frankie and the Heartstrings to talk publishing deals, opening a shop, and radio. Having secured a significant publishing deal, Frankie talks around how they used the money to sustain themselves before moving on to other parts of the music industry he is very close to. The good cause this week is Pop Recs, an important cultural hub in Sunderland. More info and show notes at www.acpgmusic.com/episode029

This week we continue with Frankie Francis of Frankie and the Heartstrings to talk publishing deals, opening a shop, and radio. Having secured a significant publishing deal, Frankie talks around how they used the money to sustain themselves before moving on to other parts of the music industry he is very close to. The good cause this week is Pop Recs, an important cultural hub in Sunderland. More info and show notes at www.acpgmusic.com/episode029

This week Ben meets up with Frankie Francis of Frankie and the Heartstrings at the Amazing Radio offices in Gateshead. Frankie brings a great blend of experiences to the show given his successes as a musical artist, along with his involvement in some parts of the other side of the music industry. In this first of a two part episode we talk forming a band, investing in a band, and band identity. The good cause for these episodes is Pop Recs. More info and show notes at www.acpgmusic.com.episode028

This week Ben meets up with Frankie Francis of Frankie and the Heartstrings at the Amazing Radio offices in Gateshead. Frankie brings a great blend of experiences to the show given his successes as a musical artist, along with his involvement in some parts of the other side of the music industry. In this first of a two part episode we talk forming a band, investing in a band, and band identity. The good cause for these episodes is Pop Recs. More info and show notes at www.acpgmusic.com.episode028

Of course we're talking about another defeat! Cardiff this time, like it matters. Craig Clark and Frankie Francis makes triumphant returns to talk to Stephen and Gareth about it, as well as other stuff like Jack Rodwell deciding he wants to pack in (only if we'll pay his contract up though. Lolz). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Thanks to everyone who supported the show this year. 2017 has been a good un so it's that time again when I take a look back over the past 12 months and pull out some of my favourite cuts that were released this year. Always a headache to squeeze everything into a 3 hour special (I actually went over by 30 mins!) but overall I'm happy with the selection. It's been a grand year looking back with some fantastic old and new productions doing the business. As ever Athens of the North came correct (with not one but 3 entries in this show) as well as Floating Points' Melodies International releasing some top draw gear from yesteryear - records that were long forgotten but now given a new lease of life. My top 3 records of the year of course had to be included (Steve Monite, Wajeed and Amor) and this show could of been a hell of a lot longer but I hope you enjoy it as much as I did in putting it together Merry Christmas and I'll see you all in the new year x 01. Lars Bartkuhn - Massai (Part 1) | Utopia 02. Melanie De Biasio - Your freedom is the end of me | PIAS 03. Zee Erf - Southern freez (Mudd’s mazunte mix) | Claremont 56 04. Junior Byron - Trying to hold on (Gerd Jansen’s megamix) | Cultures Of Soul 05. Maurice Moore and Family Affair Band - Everything that shines ain’t gold (Floating Points re-edit) | Melodies International 06. DJ Nature - What it isn’t | Future Boogie Recordings 07. Vakula - Track one | Speed of Sound 08. Mr Beatnick - Dawn vapours | Tief 09. Private Agenda - Dawn (Ron Basejam remix) | NuNorthern Soul 10. Zu Dobson - Wisdom of rumi | Bird Scarer 11. Burnin’ Beat feat. Olive Masinga - Searchin | Afrosynth Records 12. Earth, Wind and Fire - Brazilian rhyme (extended version) | Athens of the North 13. Shina Williams & His African Percussionists ‎- Agboju Logun | Strut 14. Raw Soul Express - Get on up and get freaky | Athens of the North 15. Ray Mang - CC Amor | Barefoot Beats 16. Steve Monite - Only you (Frankie Francis edit) | Soundway 17. Lordamercy & Dego - Green woods | 2000 Black 18. Joe - Taillift | Hessle Audio 19. Objekt - Theme from Q | Objekt 20. Nu Era - Heartstrings | Omniverse 21. Golden Teacher - Sauchiehall Withdrawal | Golden Teacher 22. Y. Gershovsky - Disco Baby (Floating Points & Red Greg Edit) | Melodies International 23. Wood, Brass & Steel - Funkanova (Kon rework) | Star Time 24. Bicep - Glue | Ninja Tune 25. Crackazat - The only one | Local Talk 26. Dokta Venom - I owe you something | Far Out Recordings 27. Azymuth - May I have this dance (Aroop Roy remix) | CDR 28. Julion De Angelo & Thomas Xu - Chase the summer | Sound Signature 29. Waajeed - Through it all | Dirt Tech Reck 30. The Pretenders - Just be yourself (Kon remix) | Family Groove Records 31. Majid Bekkas - Soudani manayou (Cervo edit) | Banana Hill 32. Elbernita “Twinkie Clark” - Awake O Zion | Athens of the North 33. Amor - Paradise | Night School 34. Waajeed - Better late than never | Dirt Tech Reck 35. Tensnake - Freundchen (Red Rack’em remix) | True Romance 36. Lone - Looking Glass | R&S

Some positives to take from the draw at Hull, but massively frustrating that we decided to sit back in the second half, eventually succumbing to a David Meyler equaliser. It was like West Ham last season all over again, all out defence, right backs galore and a late goal. But who is to blame? Gareth, Stephen, Frankie Francis and Michael Lough discuss all that and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're getting to the stage where the undertaker is going to have to replace the coffin, such is the residual damage from the constant hammering of nails in the aforementioned casket of relegationy goodness. Sunderland seemed to be there in body and not in spirit as they limped to a 0-3 home reverse to Manchester United. Is there anything good about us at the moment? We're all scratching our heads. No Stephen this week, so Gareth is joined by WMS contributors Rory Fallow and Richard Easterbrook as well as local celeb and all round top bloke, Frankie Francis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With tracks from Plaid, AFMB, Two Scoops, Mr. Tophat/Art Alfie, Hyenah, Esnard Boisdur Vs. Frankie Francis & Simbad, Lehar, Talamanca System, Sasse & Stelios Vassiloudis, Westbam & Nena, Benny Rodrigues, Roman Fluegel, Anthony Rother, Moscoman, El Coco, Chemise, Nicholas, Phreek Plus One, Fouk, Mr. Feeling, Eli Escobar, Stardust, Sascha Funke, Redshape, Dollkraut and Martin Patino. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

Uglyink - fresh out the water [cityfly] Ilya Santana - Night Cruskh [Porn wax] Sepalcure- Every day of my life [Hot Flush] Mizz Beats - Sofa Beat [Eglo] Nubian Mindz - Dutty Beach [Phutre Shock] Asan - Search for Quiet [Lampuka] Mark E - R-type [Bokhari] Pork Intl & Tusk - Gizzy The Fox (Scott Frazer remix) [Tusk Wax] AD Bourke - Astral [Prelude] Esnard Boisdur vs Frankie Francis & Simbad - Soufwas (3am mix) [Sofrito] Amp Dog Knight - Over You [Mahogini]