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If you don't know who Me First & The Gimmes are by now, then you either have little taste in music and/or a sense of adventure, or you don't listen to music at all.If you have been figuratively touched by these fun loving punk reprobates then you will already know that the band only recently visited these shores on a blitzkrieg tour, and you will also likely not be surprised to hear that everybody's favourite punk covers band are about to board the plane from the U.S of A for a return visit dubbed The Band Of The Long Weekend Tour.Except it goes for more like two weeks.Armed with their latest release - a tribute to the late Billy Thorpe with Most People I Know - Me First & The Gimmes are set to once more decimate Australian crowds, and, according to frontman Spike Slawson, can't wait to experience our good old Australian hospitality once more. With less than seven days to the first Brisbane show on October 30, we start by asking if he is packed and ready to go."Getting there," he smiled. "I always leave it to the last minute, but we're getting there. Preparing ourselves mentally and emotionally and infrastructurally it's always a challenge, but somehow we always make do. And the flight keeps getting shorter and shorter! I think they hit some kind of slipstream or… I dunno."Talk turns to the name of the tour and the fact that Me First & The Gimmes are anything but predictable, both as people and in the sonic realm."We like to put our fans and facilitators at a disadvantage," he joked. "I think it's… it's not a strategic thing as much as it is just a sort of troll. Our shows are an hour and a half long troll and at first we try to set the bar high for ourselves by really alienating our potential allies until the point where they are actually expressing their displeasure audibly. Booing. We like to bring them to about that point before we start to reel them back in. When it really kicked in was recently - two or three years ago - and it was still during lockdown so it was a crazy tour, but we were on a bill with the Violent Femmes and Flogging Molly as well as a band from New York called Thick. All the other bands played originals, or at least mostly originals, so, as with most bands that play originals, they are the heroes of their own stories. They're very earnest, and they're very serious about their music. They may be smiling but it's a serious moment they're sharing with you. Whereas for us, we understood right off the bat that we were the heels of the bill. Just as we are the heels of any bill that we're on. Interestingly enough, the nights when you alienate the crowd the most, those are the nights where you end up selling the most t-shirts. Isn't that funny?"In the full interview, Spike reminisced about their previous performances in Australia and their upcoming return. He expressed his love for classical pop music and punk music, particularly the Ramones and the Buzzcocks, revealing that his band's covers would likely come from outsider pop or weirdo pop, which was prevalent in the 1970s. He also discussed his admiration for the music of the 1970s, despite its sometimes jarring themes. We spoke about support band, Dwarves, and how this coming tour will differ from recent shows, places where Me First & The Gimme Gimmes WOULDN'T play and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

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"That's good." Ah, but is it? In this episode, Greg, Lou, and Mark discuss what turns out to be a vast chasm of golf culture: whether gimmes and mulligans are a part of golf. The guys talk about the ways in which gimmes were treated in their early years in golf and how they work in social games—and when people take them for their handicap rounds. Where to find us: Mark Crossfield's weekly newsletter: https://www.crossfieldgolf.com/subscribe Mark Crossfield on Twitter: https://twitter.com/4golfonline Mark Crossfield on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/4golfonline Lou Stagner's weekly newsletter: https://newsletter.loustagnergolf.com/subscribe Lou Stagner on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LouStagner Greg Chalmers on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GregChalmersPGA The Hack It Out Golf Podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/HackItOutGolf Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TODAY! We talk: ABERDEEN RULES! GIMMES! HALFWAY HUT PEOPLE! And MORE! Thanks for listening. Don't forget to give us a like and a follow. Love, The Toms x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

PGA Instructor Chris Fry goes into depth about various pitch shots around the green, the ratio of air:ground that you should calculate before your shot and how visualizing the shot before committing to the shot increases your chances for success. We also discuss what it is about Dixon Golf's eco-friendly golf balls that appeal to his game and how a golfer can select a ball that will compliment theirs.Originally published as episode 317 of Golf Smarter on January 24, 2012This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3464073/advertisement

There are very real dangers and temptations as we sojourn through this world. Paul warns us from Israel's wilderness wanderings that there are "No Gimmes" and "No Excuses." Yet, there is hope for sinners - God is faithful! This is the good news that forms our identity in Christ and gives us motivation to eagerly pursue him.  

On this episode of OBH  we welcome Jake Kiley of Strung Out! This episode was a lot of fun to record. Jake talks about his time coming up in Strung Out during the 90's in Southern CA with the boom of skate punk. He chats about his metal influence, how he became a member of Strung Out and now the Gimmes, and much more. Come hang out!Strung Out:Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/strungoutInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/StrungOut/Twitter: https://twitter.com/StrungOutShow links:Our Brains Hurt Website: https://www.ourbrainshurt.com/Our Brains Hurt on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OurBrainsHurtRon on Twitter @thecaffeinepunk: https://twitter.com/TheCaffeinePunkMatt on Twitter @MattAlive13: https://twitter.com/MattAlive13Punk Rock Joe: https://punkrockjoe.comPunkBox:Punk Box Website:  https://punkboxrox.com/Punk Box Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/punkboxroxPunk Box Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/punkboxrox/MerchSlut links:MerchSlut Store: https://merchslut.com/MerchSlut Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MerchSlut-103064031228978

Did you know if your ball lies on the green, and is no more than five feet from the hole, there is a Rule of Handicapping that allows you to pick it up and add a stroke to your score? In this week's From the Clubhouse podcast, in association with TaylorMade Golf, Steve Carroll and Tom Irwin delve deeper into the concept of 'most likely score', which can be used when a hole is started but a player does not hole out. They consider how it's employed in match play and fourball formats, Tom talks about his experience of it dominating golf in the USA and the pair consider if we ever might see it come into force in the UK. Elsewhere, the duo look back over events at St Andrews where a bit of paving close to the historic Swilcan Bridge sent social media into meltdown, and brought an ultra-quick about-turn, and Steve gets a dressing down from Tom for his post hole-in-one etiquette. Was he wrong to not get the drinks in when he had an ace? It's bound to be controversial and, as always, we'd love to hear your views!

Ger Gilroy & Phil Egan are joined by David Connolly to talk through all the big fixtures in this weekend's Premier League action! Football with @SkyIreland

Jacob England and Sam Phillips discuss Iowa State smashing Utah Valley and the loaded slate that awaits them after an open weekend. They also take a mid-season look at the depth of Big 12 wrestling and the NCAA tournament bid process. 

Alice and Martha discuss Stan and Jan Berenstain's classic series, focusing on three books that influenced their childhood most - Too Much Junk Food, Get the Gimmes, and Forget their Manners. In this series, Alice and Martha reminisce on shared memories, inside jokes, and experiences reading both classic and lesser-known children's books, including favorite segments such as Quora Question of the Week and Sorting Hat! Take Fives and character studies will continue, with this new episode format being added to the rotation with the other two formats.Please consider supporting us on Patreon! www.patreon.com/realweirdsistersNew episodes are released every Monday and special topics shows are released periodically. Don't forget to subscribe to our show to make sure you never miss an episode!

Interview by Erin EddyAnyone who is a fan of the SoCal skater punk scene of the 90's will know the name Joey Cape and if you don't know his name then you definitely know his voice; a distinct vocal style that makes Lagwagon instantly recognisable. Or you may be more of a Bad Astronaut fan. Either way, Joey is a veteran of the punk scene, and his bands have earnt their place as staples of the genre.It's been a long time between visits to Australia for the punk rock legend, so in early 2023 he's making up for lost time. Not only will Joey be touring with another of his projects, Me First And The Gimme Gimmes, he's slotting in a bunch of solo shows around the country while he's here, also.Joey takes care of guitar duties for Me First And The Gimme Gimmes, a long standing favourite amongst the skater punk community for their fun, fast and ferocious covers that put a punk spin on popular songs. The Gimmes are a band comprised of notable musicians synonymous with the genre (just don't use the term ‘super group' if you don't want to cause an eye roll response in Mr Cape, as HEAVY learned!), including but never limited to Fat Mike of NOFX, Spike Slawson of Swingin' Utters and Dave Raun, of Lagwagon.The Australian leg of the 2023 tour for Me First And The Gimme Gimmes is one of thoserescheduled-from-forever-ago post-Covid jobs. What this means for us is the added bonus of now having Joey Cape solo shows at our disposal. Joey told HEAVY that he spent a “dangerous amount of time” in lockdown on his own, which he maintains was actually beneficial to him once he got past the confusion of it all. It allowed him time to pursue a bunch of things he otherwise wouldn't have turned his hand to, but ultimately when he needed healing, it was music that he turned to.Joey's solo record A Good Year To Forget is aptly titled for a record cataloguing one's experience of 2020, yet also something of a juxtaposition in that the healing power of music incites you to reflect back on it with some fondness, for it sure did teach us all a bunch of things about ourselves.HEAVY spoke with Joey about getting through the trying times of the pandemic, his various musical projects and what he plans on getting up to in Australia.For Joey, not only was 2020 a year of illness (Joey himself contracted Covid and spent a gruelling period of time hospitalised), lockdowns and mandates, but a year in which he lost a parent and experienced the end of a 20 year marriage. A Good Year To Forget is his diary of catharsis and he will be taking these songs to stages for intimate shows across Australia in between shows with the Gimmes from January 31 st , 2023.

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Wes is a Professional golfer, Team USA long drive member, Top 8 at the world long drive championships in 2017, 2018 IGANZ GIS World Champion, now the 12th Rank long driver in the World, and above all Number 1 dog dad.

The Shrinks group up for a fun game of Overrated/Underrated, and deliver their takes on the likes of: Gimmes, Top Golf, Nashville Hot Chicken, THE STARTER. Bradford, Connor, and Drew also catch up on responding to some incredibly thoughtful listener questions, as well as HOTD conspiracies. In this session: Kicking your golf bag, bloodthirst, Betty White's buzzer-beater. As always, thanks for listening to Group Golf Therapy! #mindyourgolf Please subscribe, rate our podcast, and leave a review—we're always looking to deliver a great show to you. Hit 'em straight, and mind your golf. // Group Golf Therapy is sponsored by Athletic Greens! Take control of your gut bugs, and support whole-body vitality with AG1. Head to athleticgreens.com/ggt for a FREE year supply of vitamin D and 5 FREE travel packs of AG1. // JOIN US ON PATREON! Access to group therapy sessions with mental health experts, watch the Presidents Cup with us, early access to GGT events and merch — all available at: patreon.com/groupgolftherapy Follow us: @groupgolftherapy Bradford: @bradfordwilsongolf Connor: @thebagbandit Drew: @everydaydrew --- 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/groupgolftherapy/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/groupgolftherapy/support

Possibly the most classic adjustment across all of tastytrade is to roll the untested side - so what are we getting and what are we giving up when we do this? Generally speaking, rolling the untested side reduces your overall risk in the position, but it does expose you to a potential whipsaw, if the stock reverses back quickly. However, because our main priority with undefined-risk strategies is to reduce risk first, rolling the untested side when the time calls for it is our go-to move.

Possibly the most classic adjustment across all of tastytrade is to roll the untested side - so what are we getting and what are we giving up when we do this? Generally speaking, rolling the untested side reduces your overall risk in the position, but it does expose you to a potential whipsaw, if the stock reverses back quickly. However, because our main priority with undefined-risk strategies is to reduce risk first, rolling the untested side when the time calls for it is our go-to move.

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THE GIMMES PODCAST: EPISODE 2 JAMES NICHOLAS - Hometown/Residence: Scarsdale, New York / New York City, New York - United States ATHLETE / PROFESSIONAL GOLFER COLLEGE: YALE UNIVERSITY 2019, ECOLOGY & EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY HEIGHT: 5 FT, 11 IN / WEIGHT: 170 LBS / AGE: 25 / TURNED PRO: 2019 CAREER EARNINGS: $84,394 BIRTHDAY: MARCH 20, 1997 Joined Tour in 2020: Korn Ferry Tour - PGA THE 25 RANK: 202 OFFICIAL POINTS: 19 TOP 10 FINISHES: 0 SCORING AVERAGE: 71.00 Instagram: 594 Posts, 63.7K Followers, 626 Following (@jamesnicholasgolf) - Verified Creative Instagram Account: 825 Posts, 11.9K Followers, 660 Following (@jamesnicholas55) - Photographer Twitter: Joined January 2013, 2,932 Followers, 228 Following (@_james_nicholas) Tik Tok: 50 Following, 340.9K Followers, 3.5 M Likes (@jamesnicholas_) - Verified Youtube: Joined February 2011, 23.9K Subscribers, 30 Videos (James Nicholas)

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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven begin by dissecting the biggest matchups of the week, including Bills-Pats and Steelers-Chiefs, and highlight the Games That Need Games. Finally, they wrap everything up with Gimme a Reason, in which they deliver their takes on the rest of the Week 16 slate. Hosts: Benjamin Solak and Kaelen Jones Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

As premium selling tastytraders, we're always thankful for an IV expansion. More IV means higher IVRs Implied Volatility Ranks, which means better entry points for new trades. This same IV expansion, however, does have a negative effect on our current positions. As we're most likely to be short vega with our current short premium portfolio, increasing volatility is going to act as a drag on those existing positions.

As premium selling tastytraders, we're always thankful for an IV expansion. More IV means higher IVRs Implied Volatility Ranks, which means better entry points for new trades. This same IV expansion, however, does have a negative effect on our current positions. As we're most likely to be short vega with our current short premium portfolio, increasing volatility is going to act as a drag on those existing positions.

Me and Spike talk about that time Fat Mike from Nofx asked him to sing in Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, how much The Eagles hated their cover, human heads in garbage bags, being Dolly Parton ...and more!

It's the Jason Smith Show with Mike Harmon! Jason and Mike break down a Monday Night Football match up between the Seahawks and 49ers, and while the Niners have proven themselves, has Jimmy G proven his worth? Plus, the MVP race is heating up after Russell Wilson leads the Seahawks past the undefeated 49ers and Lamar Jackson scores his second game of the season with a perfect passer rating. The Jets may have won this week, but Jason tells you why he isn't doing cartwheels after this win. FOX Sports Rules Analyst, Mike Pereira, joins the show to discuss some calls during Monday night's game, the controversial finish between the Packers and Panthers, and if we could see cameras on players or referees in the future. Also, CBS Sports NFL Insider, Jason La Confora, joins the show to discuss Monday Night Football and which coaches are on the hot seat. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Let's just say it: at this time of year, we don't always get the best behavior from our kids. They're overstimulated. They're out of routine. In many end-of-year traditions they are being showered with gifts. This can make them forget that life is about so much more than receiving presents from everybody who walks through the door (or whose door they walk through.) So, today I wanted to help you deal with the gimmes! Listen for three ways to gently help your child step away from the gifts. Go to weturnedoutokay.com/257 for: My cheat sheet on dealing with the gimmes A free PDF that you can download called "Three principles of kids and gifts" The scoop on my latest book, just out! One reviewer says "If you're ready for communication and mutual respect to replace chaos and misbehavior, do yourself a favor and read 10 Secrets Happy Parents Know." The video of the week: "Teaching a child that it's better to give than to receive" And thank you so much for listening! Temper Tantrums and Potty Training: During today's break I share about two helpful free guides I offer. While the podcast is long-form – your opportunity to look into the mind of a child development expert – the free guides are super quick. You can watch the video, read the checklist, and immediately handle the temper tantrums or get started with potty training (depending on which guide you choose : ) Click here for the FREE video and checklist to handle every temper tantrum Click here for the FREE video and checklist to successfully potty train your child

Daniel Mazziotta is a self proclaimed golfing dirtbag and he joins me on this week's show to discuss the virtues and importance of finding your comfort zone and pushing your comfort zone. Dan marches to the beat of his own drum, and it's evident when you talk to him that he's going to do things his way and see where it takes him. - Dan talks about the importance of doing things that push your comfort zone while also balancing playing good golf - We go over his dirtbag image - How he balances his lifestyle with the lifestyle of a professional golfer - How he "flies the weird flag" every day   Enjoy the episode!    

Lucas Herbert is the current 175th ranked player in the world. Hailing from Australia, Herbie, as his mental coach Jamie Glazier calls him, is eyeing the top 50 in the world this year, and that #1 spot in the next 5-7 years. In part 1 of our interview, Lucas and Jamie sit down with me to go over grading his performance at Canadian Tour Q School and how they work together as a team to achieve the goals Lucas has set. In part 1 of our interview, Lucas and his mental coach, Jamie Glazier, break down; His performance at Canadian Tour Q School His goal of becoming #1 in the world, and how they plan to achieve that Playing with Jason Day in the final pairing on Sunday Measuring himself against Tiger Woods How they prioritize what to work on as a team What a larriken is Enjoy!!

In this week's PGA Tour Recap, Brian Turley and I go over: JT kicking a fan out winning 8 events before 24 years of age JT vs. Spieth Tigers odds at Augusta WGC Mexico Championship Enjoy the episode!

  Eric Sugimoto joins Brian Turley and I to go over the Genesis Open and look ahead to The Honda Classic at PGA National. Topics include: Bubba's 10th win and whether or not he's a hall of famer Justin Thomas calling out rowdy fans Tiger expectations at PGA National Fried Egg and Zac Blair logo bracket Changes to Augusta National Eric Sugimoto is a professional golfer who plays on the Japan Tour currently. He played his collegiate golf at USC, had status on PGA Tour Latinoamerica for 2 years, and this year will be heading to Japan for the first time. Thanks for coming on Sugi! Enjoy the episode!

Rich and Brian founded Second Nine Consulting, a group dedicated to helping junior golfers find the correct college program for them. Their mission is "to educate and mentor junior golf families during the college recruiting process and provide them with the tools that will lead to the ideal fit for college, both academically and athletically."    In this episode we go over: The inception of Second Nine Consulting How the mesh of their backgrounds allows juniors to have success at the collegiate level Managing parents and players expectations What the process looks like for parents when they bring Second Nine Consulting on to help their junior golfer Enjoy!

In our recap this week, Brian and I go over: Patton Kizzire winning over James Hahn in a playoff Our dream Shells Wonderful World of Golf matchups The courses for the Career Builder Challenge Our picks for the third event of the year Enjoy!

Will Nixon, the most heavily downloaded episode guest from the 2017 season joins me on the first ever PGA Tour Recap episode of No Gimmes. We break down Dustin Johnson's win in Kapalua, some major bets for this season that are worth taking right now, a potential reboot of Shells Wonderful World of Golf, and look ahead to the action for the Sony Open in Hawaii. Subscribe to the No Gimmes PGA Tour Newsletter here, and let us know what else you'd like to hear on these episodes. Enjoy!

Ben Peters is the man, a beast player, and not a bad amateur photographer in his own right.  Follow his instagram page @thegolfhawk to see all his sweet pics.    We discuss; - Why golf courses hate drones - How to focus an iPhone camera - Merion, Pine Valley, National Golf Links, and Aronomink - Why east coast golf is better (I begrudgingly am letting this hype gain momentum on the show) - and TIGER TIGER WOODS Y'ALL   Enjoy!

Alex and Stevie play out of Stonetree in Northern California. Both players come from very different backgrounds that got them to professional golf, which has led to some very interesting views on how to achieve success in the professional golfing ranks. We discuss; Trusting the pross Staying centered out on the course How to overcome pre performance anxiety Who is the greatest golfer ever Catching flames and bags How disassociation from the result yields better performance

PJ Koenig comes on the show to discuss his recent East Coast Golf Trip.   We go over the courses he played, including; Quaker Ridge, Old Oaks, Essex, Hudson National, Maidstone, Bayonne, Aronimink, National Golf Links, and Fishers Island. Those courses are fantasy destinations for any golf nerd and it was fun to have him on and hear in his own words what made each place special.   Check out his website!    

On this weeks episode, Chris sits down with former US Open Champion Steve Jones.   They discuss winning a major, persevering on the PGA Tour, and playing on the PGA Tour during the Nicklaus, Norman, and Woods eras.

Chris Derr (@no_gimmes) is the host of the No Gimmes Podcast and an assistant golf professional at Presidio Golf Club in San Francisco, CA. Chris and host Kyle Surlow (@ksurlow) discuss their round of golf at Northwood Golf Club and its relationship with its infamous neighbor, The Bohemian Grove. Then they discuss how to improve the FedEx Cup Playoffs, caddying on the Latin American Tour, the process of becoming a Class A PGA Professional, experiences in podcasting and the 2017 Walker Cup at Los Angeles Country Club's North Course. Follow Chris on instagram, twitter and facebook This episode is proudly presented by Golf Guide & Golfguide.Net

Very fun chat with the boys over at SuperSpeed Golf, the #1 overspeed training tool for golf. We talk about what overspeed training is, their personal fitness and teaching philosophies, and the importance of training efficiently.  Its fun to talk to rebels who have a new and unique perspective that they bring to the game. Golf is a funny sport, and good players are very set in their ways. Kyle and Mike think differently, train differently, and talk differently about the game. Check out the episode and their website for a better understanding of their perspective on the game. 

I recently had the chance to sit down with front-man and lead singer of the Punk-Rock super group Me First and The Gimme Gimme's, Spike Slawson. Spike's candor and honestly were brought to the forefront. We had a great conversation ranging from how a musician can make a living to how The Eagles and The Gimmes have a mutual dislike for one another, (which I found very entertaining.) The Gimmies are a cover band that recreates hits from all different genres ranging from the 60's and 70's oldies to R&B classics. Each album they release focuses on a different genre of music that they infuse with punk-rock. The Gimmes are sort of an all-star band consisting of  four different bands. Joey Cape, Dave Raun from the band Lagwagon, Mike Burkette (Aka Fat Mike) from NOFX, Spike Slawson formerly from the Swingin' Utters, and finally Chris Shiflette from The Foo Fighters. Our interview was recorded in the back office of a venue in Scottsdale, Arizona where the Gimmes were playing that night. Please pardon the sound quality on parts of the interview since they were doing a sound check during the interview. I hope you enjoy the interview as much as I did! What You Will Learn In This Episode: The realities of the music industry How the punk super group was formed Is it worth the risk to try to make it in the music business Is it better to self-publish or find a record label Where to live if you want to start a band Resources And Links Fat Wreck Chords Band Profile  Follow Me First and the Gimme Gimmes on Twitter Credits  Produced by Reed Harvey Edited by Reed Harvey Intro by Bensound.com Outro by Dying Dinosaurs Free Audio Book  A special offer is to the listeners of The Reed Harvey show is provided to you by Audible.com. If you visit audibletrial.com/reed  and sign up for an account you will get a free audio book of your choice. If you decide to cancel your trial in 30 days you will never be charged a dime and you get to keep the audio book forever. Enjoy! (Disclaimer, if you use this link I will get a mini commision that helps support the show! Thank you!)

First things first: Kristen is fired up and shares with Jessica some inside scoop on punk rock dudes she's met recently. Who has been nice to us, and who has been creepy? Then we air our recent interview with Joey Cape of Lagwagon and Me First and the Gimme Gimmes (spoiler: he's one of the nice ones). He opens up about his family, May 16 being "Lagwagon Day" and what he thinks about Gimmes sales surpassing those of Lagwagon.  Music: Uptown Girl by Me First and the Gimme Gimmes

Deep Space Nine futures back to the past! 8 years from now! We jump right back into Past Tense, this time right into the Bell Riots themselves with part two! Is this as hollow and facile an investigation of society's problems as James and Hugh say, or do the Ghosts, Gimmes, and Dims of 2024 have a valuable lesson to teach us in 2017? Something that shines through this Very Special Episode about homelessness in 1994? James doesn't get ghosts. Hugh really hates baby boomers' fetishization of the 60's. Reconciling Star Trek's timeline vs ours: Baseball included! Sexy Halloween Thomas Jefferson costumes! Violent protests and the timelines for change. Wade makes some obscure D&D references. Rance Howard, we hardly know ye. Were we too hard on this oh-so-topical two parter? Voicemails are all Past Tense focused this week, as we thought we could "address the controversy." We field calls from @10rant and a mysterious, handsome stranger. James talks about what liberals can do with their art. Can you spot the David Foster Wallace reference?

Pedro is back this week and we lose our minds. Consider yourself a fly on the wall as you listen to a bunch of lunatics talk about Into the Woods, Deadpool movie, SNL 40 Anniversary show and so much more. We also cover some "Gimmes" or try to and of course we discuss the recent episode of The Walking Dead Episode Breakdown: Intro: 0m ...DUH Gimme: 57m 54 second TWD: 1h 24m 35seconds Ending Song: 311- Beautiful Disaster Articles discussed can be found: www.MoviePilot.com

Darius Koski from Swingin' Utters is today's guest, with special appearances from Chris "Big Bitch" Flippin, Joe Raposo and Joey Cape from Lagwagon! We join Darius on the Lagwagon tour bus to talk about his early musical memories, origins, as well as Fatherhood and why the Swingin Utters have been hitting it so hard these days. The interview devolves into a fun chat with Darius and Lagwagon about their first alcoholic drinks and malt liquor! 

JOEY CAPE (Lagwagon, Me First And The Gimme Gimmes), CHRIS CRESSWELL (The Flatliners), BRIAN WAHLSTROM (Scorpios) and Serina Chang hang out at the Walnut Room in Denver, Colorado to discuss German humor, Barry Manilow, Competitive Whistling, First musical loves and the ONE WEEK RECORDS label and tour! This episode features the one week records songs, "Airplane Food," by Brian Wahlstrom and "Meet Me in the Shade" by Chris Cresswell. The episode ends with a live recording of the One Week Records gang playing, "International You Day," by Tony Sly and No Use For a Name.

This podcast, I suppose I am going to have to accept from the start, really isn't going to be for everyone, is it.  There is plenty of music in here, but not all that much which would make it onto a regular Toadcast. Mixed in with those few more traditional tunes is a little musical comedy, a genre with which I have a very patchy relationship indeed, and also some outright stand-up. It's the Edinburgh Festival and some friends and I were talking about how we generally avoid the whole boiling pot of shit, but that there were some comedians we would make an effort to see nevertheless. Because, with the exception of Stewart Lee, I don't have any of their stuff this isn't about people I may or may not see here in August just some stuff by comedians I happen to a/ like and b/ happen to have handy (because I am lazy).  So it may not be the usual cutting edge hipster tunefest, but it's still a very good podcast if you're into this sort of shit.  Plus it's a nice change.  So deal with it.01. Richard Cheese - Rape Me (00.22)02. Doug Anthony Allstars - If You're Happy/Waco (05.09)03. David Cross - Certain Leaders In Government Look Or Act Like Certain Pop Culture References! (08.14)04. Phil Ochs - Talking Cuban Crisis (14.54)05. Doug Anthony Allstars - Gilbert & Sullivan (17.36)06. Half Man Half Biscuit - Surging Out of Convalescence (19.03)07. Animaniacs - International Friendship Song (26.15)08. Bill Hicks - Dinosaurs in the Bible (29.17)09. Doug Anthony Allstars - Gilbert & Sullivan 2 (35.06)10. David Cross - Women, Please Rinse Off Your Vagina and Anus (36.17)11. Richard Cheese - Milkshake (43.36)12. Jeff Foxworthy - Redneck Games (46.20)13. Doug Anthony Allstars - Gilbert & Sullivan 3 (49.57)14. Me First & the Gimme Gimmes - Stand By Your Man (51.35)15. Inspector Tapehead - I am Your Pedigree (54.49)16. Tim Minchin - Pope Song (1.00.26)17. Stewart Lee - Top Gear (1.02.41)

This episode features NEW music from MXPX, Anti-Flag, Therapy?, Me First And The Gimme Gimmes, The Lucky Ones, Van Halen, Wilco, Imperial State Electric, The Dreadnoughts, Megadeth, Foxy Shazam, and The Cult. There is also a news report from LNL correspondent Harvey Chester The Weekend Wrangler, and I read aloud the JD Salinger short story A Perfect Day For Bananafish.

Gimmes do our "Cover Song of The Week" plus The Damned, Hellacopters, Midnight Menace, and lots more! Go to needledropradio.com for full playlist.

Halloween Modcast 2008: Monsters A Go-Go!Be afraid, be very afraid. Ken from The Shingles is at the controls of the this week's suave modcast and if that doesn't scare you, nothing will. Get haunted by the likes of Me First and the Gimme, Gimmes; The Damned; The Kinks; the Ghastly Ones; The Dead 60s; Swamp Zombies; Gene "Bowlegs" Miller and a whole hell of a lot more ghoulish goodies. And keep up with me between modcasts:Twitter - https://twitter.com/mistersuaveFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/modmodworldInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/mrrobsuave/Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/7GRj5El2drXcG7sPay6BWv?si=Vq4MIa56Sm6MryFjStlMwwSubscribe  with iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/mr-suaves-mod-mod-world/id154325887Mr. Suave's Mod Mod World. Mod friendly music mixes since 2006.