Podcast appearances and mentions of George Watsky

In this installment of Poetry Corner, we dicsuss select works by George Watsky.

This is our 500th episode (!!!) and to celebrate the milestone, we decided to do something a bit different. In this episode, Eric and Chris reminisce about the very first episode of the show, and then we hear from many listeners of the show! We hear what the parable means to them, stories of their struggle and transformation, and what the show has meant to them. We would not still be doing the show if not for you, our dear listeners, and we thought it would be wonderful to feature you in this special episode. Let us know what you think about this special episode – if you like it, we'd love to do more! But wait – there's more! The episode is not quite over!! We continue the conversation and you can access this exclusive content right in your podcast player feed. Head over to our Patreon page and pledge to donate just $10 a month. It's that simple and we'll give you good stuff as a thank you!When you purchase products and/or services from the sponsors of this episode, you help support The One You Feed. Your support is greatly appreciated, thank you!If you enjoyed this conversation, you might also enjoy these other episodes:Eric & Chris on FriendshipThe One You Feed – First Episode with George Watsky

Percussion Discussion - Episode 75 - Sarah ThawerJoining me today is the wonderful Sarah ThawerSarah has played with some incredible artists such as Steve Vai, Sheila E., Jacob Collier George Watsky and many more!Join Sarah and i as we talk about her incredible career so far, including her recent move to LA from her native Toronto, she tells us how she has been playing since the age of 2, we talk about how Indian and Western music influenced her to become the remarkable drummer she is today. We also chat about about her stunning performance at Zildjian Live and her presence on Social Media and how she cleverly used this to get her name and talent out around the world in the early part of her career. i dont think there is a drummer on the planet who hasnt seen one of her fabulous online videos. It was a real thrill chatting to Sarah and i thank her for giving up her time so generously.Please Subscribe and leave a short review if you are enjoying these conversations. Thank you

Ben and Tao conceal their weapons and don disguises as they pit their wits and murderous imaginations against operatives of the shadowy organisation, Providence, in Hitman 3. They introduce an exciting new feature to the show...Housekeeping...Tao's a fan. Long may it continue. The chat covers replayability, title menus, spectacle and spectating, realism versus photorealism and why everybody relishes pushing the boundaries of in-game violence.   Spoilers from around an hour in, heavily forecast in advance.   Content Warning: PEGI 18. Wanton killing. Violent confessions. Spurious parenting advice and the usual swearing.   Clarifications: The original Hitman music is composed by Niels Bye Nielsen. In a first for the series, Nielsen also wrote all of the music in the game rather than incorporating other tracks. The Order: 1886 is a 2015 third-person action-adventure video game developed by Ready at Dawn and Santa Monica Studio and published by Sony Computer Entertainment. It was released for the PlayStation 4 on February 20, 2015. Audio extracts: James Bond theme Jonathan Pie - Reporter gets angry… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P979HaI5qlk The A-Team theme Quincy Jones - Soul Bossa Nova Johnny English 2 theme Cuno voiced by Dot Major from Disco Elysium The Apprentice feat. Claide Littner Mission Impossible theme by Danny Elfman Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol Grape Lady Falls! (Youtube Viral Clip) Mozart in the Jungle feat. Gabriel Garcia Bernal Collateral (2004) feat. Tom Cruise Man On Fire (2004) Sinnerman by Nina Simone (Thomas Crown Affair version) Casino Royale (2006) Knives Out (2019) Skyfall (2012) OST - Adele Jonathan Creek theme ‘Danse Macabre' by Camille Saint-Saens Mac Miller ‘Best Day Ever' Hitman 2 - Miami Drivers Lounge - Composed by Dynamedion specifically for Hitman 2 The Order 1886 OST ‘The Knights Theme' by Jason Graves The Matrix (1999) Eminem - My Name Is Hitman 2 - Yoga Lesson The Simpsons Invisible Inc. OST by George Watsky and musicians Daniel Riera and Max Miller-Loran It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia - What Are The Rules? Whirling Cafeteria - Disco Elysium OST Rockstar's Manhunt (2003) by Craig Conner Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pixelvisionpod Twitter: @pixelviz Email: pixelvisionpod@gmail.com

This week I sat down with George Watsky, a critically acclaimed artist from San Francisco, as well as a mentor of mine. We discuss our influences, George's album process, and everything San Francisco.

Chris grew up below the poverty line in Framingham, MA. At the age of 11, he was placed into the custody of social services along with his sister and two brothers. Later adopted at 14 by his long time foster family - the Borelli's, Chris began to interpret his life from an entirely different perspective. With the Borelli's, he discovered his love for music by practicing piano and singing on a regular basis. Supported by a loving adoptive family, Chris decided that music was his calling. For all of his adolescent and teen years, Chris was solely a singer-songwriter. His piano and singing skills were sharp at a young age. He performed original songs, sang in choirs, and participated in local singing competitions.It wasn't until he was 18 when Chris discovered his abilities in hip hop. He began writing verses and simultaneously building his production skills as an undergrad at Stonehill College. It was in college where Chris discovered his voice in rap music and crafted his energetic stage presence. His abilities strengthened quickly as he was able to apply his classical knowledge of music into his style of rap. His lyrics are raw and direct. His messages are confidently delivered. His content is pure, honest and relatable.Chris has performed on various stages among several different platforms. He's been invited to the Vans Warped Tour in the summer of 2012 - invited back the following year. Performed for college audiences such as UMass, Boston College, Northeastern University and many others. He's opened for T-Pain, Joyner Lucas, Waka Flocka, Andy Grammer, Cobra Starship, George Watsky, Hermitude, TroyBoi and several others. At 27, Chris has acquired a moderate fan base and continues to perform and release various projects. His latest EP, "Lucid," is now available on all major streaming platforms.

Chris grew up below the poverty line in Framingham, MA. At the age of 11, he was placed into the custody of social services along with his sister and two brothers. Later adopted at 14 by his long time foster family - the Borelli's, Chris began to interpret his life from an entirely different perspective. With the Borelli's, he discovered his love for music by practicing piano and singing on a regular basis. Supported by a loving adoptive family, Chris decided that music was his calling. For all of his adolescent and teen years, Chris was solely a singer-songwriter. His piano and singing skills were sharp at a young age. He performed original songs, sang in choirs, and participated in local singing competitions.It wasn't until he was 18 when Chris discovered his abilities in hip hop. He began writing verses and simultaneously building his production skills as an undergrad at Stonehill College. It was in college where Chris discovered his voice in rap music and crafted his energetic stage presence. His abilities strengthened quickly as he was able to apply his classical knowledge of music into his style of rap. His lyrics are raw and direct. His messages are confidently delivered. His content is pure, honest and relatable.Chris has performed on various stages among several different platforms. He's been invited to the Vans Warped Tour in the summer of 2012 - invited back the following year. Performed for college audiences such as UMass, Boston College, Northeastern University and many others. He's opened for T-Pain, Joyner Lucas, Waka Flocka, Andy Grammer, Cobra Starship, George Watsky, Hermitude, TroyBoi and several others. At 27, Chris has acquired a moderate fan base and continues to perform and release various projects. His latest EP, "Guts," is now available on all major streaming platforms.

Peter Hollens is an American entrepreneur, educator, and is best known as a classically trained vocal artist specializing in Acapella music on Youtube and Facebook. He has over 5 million followers and subscribers on his content and over a billion views since 2011. Hollens was a founding member of the YouTube creator advisory board and advises many companies including Patreon, Loudr, and Tubular. Hollens has collaborated and performed with many outstanding artists including David Archuleta, Brian Wilson, Jason Mraz, Hunter Hayes, Gladys Knight, Lindsey Stirling, George Watsky, Jackie Evancho, and ThePianoGuys. He has released over 160+ digital singles and continues to release new music every other week. In December of 2017, Hollens launched his digital education platform, Creator Education: a robust, online education video series that teaches aspiring creators the key entrepreneurship skills and strategies needed to live their passion in the digital age. In this episode, Peter takes us through his journey of taking a choir class and how it opened his eyes to many more musical opportunities. You can read more about this episode here: https://bwmissions.com/blog/peter-hollens-podcast Follow Bryan Wish on Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/bryanwish/ Follow Bryan Wish on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bryanwish_?s=11 Follow Bryan Wish on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bryanwish_/ Join our Mission: bwmissions.com/join/ Join our Community: my.community.com/bwmissions

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This episode is spoken by Rich Wilkerson Jr, Bayless Conley, Kevin Breel, George Watsky, Nick Vujicic, Kai Greene, Dwayne Johnson, Eric Thomas, Lecrae, Steven Furtick. You can see more of Rich Wilkerson Jr at tr.im/RichWilkersonJr, Bayless Conley at tr.im/BaylessConley, Kevin Breel at tr.im/KevinBreel, George Watsky at tr.im/GeorgeWatsky, Nick Vujicic at tr.im/NickVujicic, Kai Greene at tr.im/KaiGreene, Dwayne Johnson at tr.im/DwayneJohnson, Eric Thomas at tr.im/EricThomas, Lecrae at tr.im/Lecrae, Steven Furtick at tr.im/StevenFurtick. The music is Tessa by Steve Jablonsky. You can see more of Steve Jablonsky at tr.im/SteveJablonsky.

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This week Payton sits down and figures out how the discography of George Watsky should be ranked. Is his new album his best? I also talk about what artists deserve, and some quotes from rappers and philosophers that I think are really good. We're sticking with the loose format while our schedules settle down, but we'll get back to regularly scheduled programming soon. Sorry to our new Patron, we'll get to your recommendation soon, we just want to do it right with all of us here. Stay up to date on new episodes and interact with us on Twitter: @AboutSinging Check out our snazzy website where we are adding content: TalkingAboutSinging.com Email us questions or suggestions at TalkingAboutSinging@gmail.com Use this link to sign up for Podiant or use promo code TalkingAboutSinging. They'll host your podcast, you'll get 25% off your first three months, and I'll listen to every episode you put out in those three months Thanks for listening.

George Watsky began his career as a young poet and musician in San Francisco when he won the Brave New Voices National Poetry Slam in 2006. The win would propel him to amass several other awards as a slam poet. His new album, "Complaint," contains all the magic that Watsky fans have come to love – whip-smart lyricism, acrobatic rapping, and a bent for balancing intellect and poignance with whimsy and wit – all while continuing to expand on the sonic sphere he occupies.

Sarah Thawer is a self-taught drummer based in Toronto, Canada. She started playing drums at age 2 and her first stage performance was at age 5.   Sarah is currently freelancing, touring, recording and performing with international artists playing various genres including jazz, fusion, latin, gospel, funk, r&b, hip hop, Indian and world music.   She studied jazz and world music at York University and was the recipient of the Oscar Peterson Scholarship, the highest award given by the institution, in addition to graduating with the Summa Cum Laude distinction.   Sarah has shared the stage and played with many popular artists including AR Rahman, George Watsky, Robert Sput Searight, Jane Bunnett, Charlotte Day Wilson, Tyler Shaw, Ruth B, Osman Mir, Shweta Subram, Jeremy Ledbetter, Salim-Sulaiman, Benny Dayal, Thompson Egbo-Egbo, Roger and Sam Grandison to name a few.   Sarah endorses Vic Firth drum sticks, Evans drum heads, Yamaha drums, Zildjian cymbals, 64 Audio, Gruv Gear and Prologix Pads. Sarah is also the Brand Ambassador for the company Remitbee.       Key Questions answered by Sarah Thawer: How she convinced her parents to allow her to pursue music How she discovered his passion How she got signed by sponsors How Sarah challenges herself and goal setting What traits Sarah believes helped her achieve success Advice for other creatives on their journey   Sarah Thawer Discusses: How her creative journey started How Sarah became a social influencer   How Sarah got “discovered” How her purpose makes her feel Being a freelance musician How to make opportunities for yourself How to disengage from jealousy and competition Being a woman in the music industry Her work ethic     Listen on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Spotify, and Google Play   Click here to subscribe via RSS feed (non-iTunes feed): https://funnybrowngirl.libsyn.com/rss Announcements If you’re looking for a community of supportive creatives to elevate your journey to the next level, join me here: http://funnybrowngirl.com/subscribe Learn more about Sarah Thawer: www.sarahthawer.com Social Media Info Connect on Instagram:   Sarah Thawer - @SarahTDrumGuru FunnyBrownGirl – @funnybrowngirl Connect on Facebook:   Sarah Thawer - https://www.facebook.com/SarahTDrumGuru1 FunnyBrownGirl – https://www.facebook.com/FunnyBrownGirl/ Connect on Twitter: Sarah Thawer: twitter.com/sarahtdrumguru Shereen Kassam: twitter.com/funnybrowngirl Connect on YouTube: Sarah Thawer: https://www.youtube.com/user/SarahTDrumGuru Connect via Email Shereen Kassam – info@funnybrowngirl.com   #CreativeBreakthroughPodcast   A podcast spotlighting successful creative entrepreneurs of color who share real life strategies and inspiration! 

I connected with George Watsky in 2012 on Twitter when we both realized we were mutual fans of each other's work. Being from the Bay and growing up with a librarian mother as well, he and I collaborated on a song and video for my 2015 "Zombie Dinosaur LP" called "Never Afraid". Watsky has toured the world, written an incredible book ("How to Ruin Everything"), acted in films like "Blindspotting" and had his music videos watched millions of times. Be sure to check out his upcoming album and tour! Thanks again, George! Special Guest: Watsky.

 Peter Hollens is an American pop singer and producer best known for his work on YouTube as an a cappella cover artist. With 1.5 million subscribers, his videos have reached a quarter of a billion views on FaceBook and YouTube since 2011. Hollens has collaborated and performed with several outstanding artists including Brian Wilson, Jason Mraz, Hunter Hayes, Gladys Knight, Lindsey Stirling, George Watsky, Jackie Evancho, and ThePianoGuys. He has released over 125+ digital singles to date and continues to release new music every other week. He has been involved with a cappella music since 1999 when he co-founded the University of Oregon’s male a cappella group On The Rocks. In 2010 he and the group were featured on NBC’s The Sing Off Season 2. Hollens also consults many of his fellow peers and advises companies including Patreon, Loudr, Tubular and is on the YouTube creator advisory board. Probably none of us have met a celebrity walking through the park, but chances are, we’ve all come across a few on the internet. From jugglers, to makeup artists, to technology gurus, YouTube has it all. Including a cappella star, Peter Hollens. Turn up the volume or put some headphones in to get the latest hits on Peter Hollens life with your hosts Blake Brandes and Ivy LaClair. You can read the full show notes at www.motivationalmillennial.com

Peter Hollens is an a cappella singer and producer who's built a massive loyal following on YouTube and Patreon. With over 1.5 million subscribers and 125+ digital singles released, his videos have reached more than 250 million viewers since 2011. Hollens is on the advisory board for artist-focused companies such as Patreon, Loudr, and Tubular, and has collaborated with the likes of Brian Wilson, Jason Mraz, Hunter Hayes, Lindsey Stirling, George Watsky, and Tyler Ward. In this WeSpin Recipes episode, recorded days before Christmas, Peter Hollens shares what it took to get where he is today, and, of course, talks about his new Christmas album (which is really good!). Peter is a goldmine of knowledge and inspiration for artists. Here are just some of the topics he covered: tips on collaboration and community building, reverse-engineering the success of others, the importance of knowing your platforms, analyzing Facebook vs. YouTube, and overcoming your fears. Listen to this episode to also learn what mobile apps Peter Hollens uses for promotion daily, to understand how to achieve success on Patreon, and to hear what Peter would do if he started from scratch today. Go to http://wespin.co/wsr85/ for the show notes and http://getacard.wespin.co/ to learn how to support the podcast and get a free WeSpin postcard.

This week, Jeff and Rebecca talk about our visit to Powell's, rumors of another Oprah pick, librarian Olympics, and much more.   This episode is sponsored by: TryAudiobooks.com The Beauty of Darkness by Mary E. Pearson How to Ruin Everything by George Watsky

Rapper, slam poet, author, and actor George Watsky comes on the show to talk about the sea. We get into crazy sea stories, science, scuba and deep sea diving, surfing, localism, animals, whale teeth, beaches, sea shanties and songs, the romanticism of the ocean, George working on the 4th season of Arrested Development, and most importantly Waterworld.

MC Hawking's Podcore Nerdcast Episode 15: Nerds in Paradise In this episode of MC Hawking's Podcore Nerdcast, Ken, Len, and Cassie join special guests MC Lars and Ash Wednesday for our Starmus episode, recorded live in Tenerife, in Spain's Canary Islands! We talk about Ken's and Lars' performance for Stephen Hawking, Ken's chance meeting with his favorite sci-fi author Robert J. Sawyer, the amazing Starmus lectures, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, Pop Star: Never Stop Never Stopping, The Jungle Book, and Watsky's book How to Ruin Everything! Will It Suck: Ghostbusters! Cassie brings the latest in Dinosaur News! LIKE us on Facebook at facebook.com/mchawkingspodcorenerdcast, and follow @podcorenerdcast and @mchawking on Twitter! And we have an Instagram now: podcorenerdcast!   Index: Hand Job Academy 00:01:02 Guest Host Ash Wednesday tells us a bit about her band, Hand Job Academy. Nerds in Paradise, for REALS. 00:02:50 We swam with sea turtles and everything. Oh, and also Ken and Lars performed for Stephen Hawking. Robert J. Sawyer 00:09:16 Ken got to meet one of his all-time favorite sci-fi authors, who happened to need a ride. Buddies for life! Starmus Lectures 00:14:17 We talk a bit about the lectures we heard. In particular, Stephen Hawking's talk about perseverence. TMNT: Out of the Shadows 00:23:48 Lars tells us what he liked about the latest Ninja Turtles movie. Pop Star: Never Stop Never Stopping 00:26:12 Ken enjoyed Andy Samberg's latest film, which includes a character named Ash Wednesday (no relation). Other Movies, Because We're On a Roll... 00:28:28 Ash recommends The Jungle Book. Dino News 00:32:15 Cassie tells us about why life left the oceans and moved onto land, based on Steve Balbus' lecture at Starmus, (and then Lars did a freestyle). Nathan's Book Nook 00:42:30 Ash Wednesday tells us about George Watsky's book of essays entitled How to Ruin Everything. Will It Suck: Ghostbusters 00:47:02 The gang discusses the Ghostbusters reboot. The Hawkman Cometh 01:00:26 We discuss the upcoming MC Hawking CD (due out Spring 2017), among other news. NdT Shoutout 01:09:40 A special message from Neil deGrasse Tyson, your personal astrophysicist. Closing Chatter 01:10:52 Lars spits some freestyle, and Ken tells us an MC Frontalot freestyle story. Intricate 01:12:11 Special bonus track from Hand Job Academy!

Looking for your next summer read? Look no further. Annie and Chris chat about the books Annie read in June, including:  + The Dollhouse by Fiona Davis (rel. August 23) + Love Warrior by Glennon Melton Doyle (rel. September 6)  + It's Okay to Laugh (Crying Is Cool, Too) by Nora McIrney Purmort + Light to Paris by Eleanor Brown + All Stories Are Love Stories by Elizabeth Percer + How to Ruin Everything by George Watsky  + Before We Visit the Goddess by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni + Leave Me by Gayle Forman (rel. September 6)   Also mentioned:  + The Momastery blog  + Aaron Purmort's obituary + Lin-Manuel Miranda's Twitter account + WTXL card-making segment + Modern Mrs. Darcy Summer Reading Guide

SHAVE THOSE SIDEBURNS, MATTINGLY! IT'S TIME FOR A PODCAST! This week we're talkin' softball with "Homer At The Bat" and the hilarious George Watsky (@gwatsky). We discuss an all-podcaster softball league, The Brooklyn Tip-Tops, and telling time via Simpsons reruns. We tried to give 110% this week BUT THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE. NO PODCAST CAN GIVE MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED PERCENT. BY DEFINITION THAT IS THE MOST A PODCAST CAN GIVE!

"I love this art form. Spoken word sits at the intersection of poetry, rap, stand up comedy, traditional storytelling. It's really a blank canvas."

Myq hangs out with George Watsky and Danny Hatch on the KATG Network

Myq’s 10 minute satellite with George Watsky and Danny Hatch

This week, Tim and Greg speak with George Watsky, celebrated author, slam poet and rapper.Mr. Watsky speaks about growing up in San Francisco, performing on the Def Jam Poetry stage and his rapid rise in the rap world after his viral video on YouTube brought him to Ellen Degeneres.You can find Mr. Watsky's music and info on his website at www.georgewatsky.com. Find him on Twitter @gwatsky.Find us on Twitter @moronpodcast. Email us at moronthatpod@gmail.com.

In 1810 someone told hundreds of London merchants that Mrs. Tottenham at 54 Berners Street had requested their services. She hadn't. For a full day the street was packed with crowds of deliverymen struggling to reach a single door -- and the practical joker was never caught. In this episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll hear descriptions of the chaos in Berners Street and meet Theodore Hook, the man who probably planned the whole thing. We'll also revisit the mysterious corpse found on an Australian beach in 1948 and puzzle over an octopus stuck in a tree. Sources for our segment on the Berners Street hoax: Judith Flanders, The Victorian City: Everyday Life in Dickens' London, 2012. Robert Chambers, The Book of Days, 1832. Theodore Hook, The Life and Remains of Theodore Edward Hook, 1849. John Gibson Lockhart, Theodore Hook, A Sketch, 1852. John Timbs, Lives of Wits and Humourists, 1862. Satirist, or, Monthly Meteor, "The Hoax: An Epistle From Solomon Sappy, Esquire, in London, to his brother Simon at Liverpool," Jan. 1, 1811, pp. 59-61. Listener mail: The new developments in the mystery of the Somerton man are detailed in this article on The Advertiser. Here's "No E," four minutes of E-less hip-hop by Zach Sherwin and George Watsky (thanks, Jocelyn): This week's lateral thinking puzzle was contributed by listener Nick Madrid. You can listen using the player above, or subscribe on iTunes or via the RSS feed at http://feedpress.me/futilitycloset. Many thanks to Doug Ross for the music in this episode. If you have any questions or comments you can reach us at podcast@futilitycloset.com. Thanks for listening!

Award winning slam-poet turned rapper, George Watsky, sits down with Rhett & Link this week to talk about what was behind his controversial 35 ft. stage dive in late 2013, his recent struggle with epilepsy, how he maintains authenticity in his lyrics and online persona, and why he's making waves in the hip hop industry with the release of his new album "All You Can Do." *NOTE: This conversation contains adult themes and language.

Watsky Discusses The 2-Story Stage Dive, Mystical Narwhal Tusks, the Importance of Investing In Yourself, and Performs “Send In The Sun” Live In StudioOn our 1 year anniversary episode we sat down with old pal George Watsky. George and I had a lot to catch up on. He's fresh off a year of touring, and days away from starting to work on his next album.We got right into it discussing his infamous two story stage dive that ended badly. He reveals the importance of investing in yourself, and he takes on a wonderful journey with a mystical narwhal tusk.–Lee See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on The One You Feed we have George Watsky. His stage name is Watsky and he is a combination poet, rapper and musician. I first heard him from my kids and found that I enjoyed the music. After I began to listen more closely I realized I was hearing a real and vital artist who has a lot to say. In This Interview Watsky discusses: The One You Feed parable why he feels the need to turn his judgement on himself coming of age and finding himself how he doesn't have all the answers who Norton is  his relationship with his parents and what it was like growing up his work ethic how he handles criticism his existential crisis at 16 how to find meaning, and facing your emotions See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, we discuss Gustavo Almadovar, adjectives, theme music, Gaming Cult Podcast, pizza nightmares, the birds and the bees, karaoke, Ja Rule, Harvest festival, Wil Anderson, prophetic dreams, Steve Cannane, Lindsay McDougall, Tom's mysterious new finacé, Borderlands, Portal 2, Goof Troop, and GTA IV.In SSST: we talk about the Australian government's latest investment into game development, PlayStation Plus on Vita, PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale's free DLC, Call of Duty: Black Ops II's massive sales, Xbox Live's 10th anniversary, and the Wii's new YouTube app.In Ask SSJ: we discuss divorce, happiness, Wreck-It Ralph, Altered Beast, superpowers, George Watsky, Facebook's post promotion grift, bad gifts, lasers, awkward sex, post-neo-irony, Molly Ringwald, circumcision, peeing standing up, spelling, off-brand products, the origins of toothpaste, offensive one-liners, and our drinks of choice.Then I make a brilliant pun to commemorate the passing of Thomas Filbert Sanderson (1993-2012). PASTA WAY?! I MEAN COME ON!MUSIC USED:SSJ Theme 2: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanPocket Monster: Henry Homesweet / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0Acid Bubblebeam: Love Through CannibalismMost Everyone's Mad Here: Occasional OctopusCLICK HERE to download!TRAIN SIMULATOR BITCH MOTHERFUCKER WHAT YOU KNOW? TRAIN SIMULATOR BITCH WATCH THAT TRAIN GO!Check out Blouse Klaus and Train Simulator Bitch because we're just gonna keep mentioning this shit and if you're not on board you're gonna miss out.Add Sandsky on XBL: colourfastAdd Xavier on PSN: xavierrnFREE ADVICE: SMOKE COAL EV REE DAY

DJ Matt Werner’s exclusive interview with spoken-word artist George Watsky, originally aired on Fresh Air: The Alternative on November 11, 2008. In this interview, rising hip hop sensation, writer, and performer George Watsky addresses his beef with Michael Cera, and his experiences performing on the Def Poetry Jam, and working with Robert Redford in sustainability. This podcast also features 6 of Watsky's tracks and poems: Lonely Hearts Club, Half Jewish, Where the Sidewalk Ends, Fight! Fight! Fight! (with Dahlak Brathwaite), Run My Mouth, and his Michael Cera diss track. Also, check out his website http://georgewatsky.com/ for some funny blog entries, like this one: The Whitest, Least Famous person performing at the NAACP Image Awards...

In this 40-minute interview and feature on Dahlak Brathwaite, Dahlak discusses his Kanye West tribute album Commencement, touring with Ill-Literacy (his group with Adriel Luis, Nico Cary and Ruby Veridiano-Ching), his views on race in the United States, life after graduating from UC Davis, and Barack Obama. The interview also features 6 of Dahlak's tracks and poems, including A Peculiar Evolution, Take It Away, Black Genius, Fight! Fight! Fight! (with George Watsky), Do It, and Never Know. For more on this dynamic MC and spoken-word performer, musician, writer, and theater actor Dahlak Brathwaite, please see his websites: http://www.thisisdahlak.com/ and http://www.ill-literacy.com/

This is Mystic Babylon's Open Mike Poetry Podcast's 11th full length recording. Today besides me, we have the elder Paul Watsky, and the younger George Watsky. Their web sites are: http://www.paulwatskypoetry.com , http://www.georgewatsky.com , and http://www.youthspeaks.org . Please post comments if you can and buy the author's books if you can. Need I remind you that my textual web site is: http://www.rhodespoetry.com and my book is: "Spirits of Bondage and Inherent Transcendence". I hope you enjoy this podcast!