Podcasts about god ween evan

God Ween Evan continues its periodic interview series, where someone in the world of Ween talks with the GWE team. This time, Will Nunziata interviews former Ween manager Dave Ayers, a longtime A&R man who signed Ween to TwinTone Records. In this episode, Ayers recounts stories from when he first met the boys up until the release of Chocolate & Cheese. Ayers is a titan in the music business, signing and managing such acts as Soul Asylum, Uncle Tupelo, Wilco, Helmet, TV on the Radio, The Black Keys, St Vincent, Kamasi Washington, and Geese (just to name a few!). He also wrote an Air America show with Rachel Maddow, Lizz Winstead and Chuck D. Listen in as Ayers recounts stories from Ween's early days, ones about the original cover art and album title for what would become God Ween Satan, or the incredible way in which Dean and Gene had him initially listen to The Pod, or the unbelievable story about Gener's wedding in Las Vegas, and much more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

God Ween Evan continues its periodic interview series, where someone in or around Ween and the Ween community chews the fat with the team. In this episode Will Nunziata interviews musician Ed Wilson, a virtuoso guitar player who crossed paths with Ween in the early 90s. Ed has co-writing/publishing credit on the renowned Ween classic "Freedom of 76," and has contributed to a slew of other Ween songs including "I'll Miss You" and "Champagne Jam." He also has thousands of stories to share about his time playing and hanging with the band. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

God Ween Evan is back with a new Ween cover series we are calling Cover It With Gas & Set It On Fire! We put out the call to the Ween fan community and received numerous kick ass Ween covers, but none more inspired than our first selection: Eli Wing's "Tender Situation." Eli Wing is a Ween fan and musician based in the Netherlands who records under the name Hushed Hands and his take on Ween’s beloved bromance ballad "Tender Situation" is ethereal and devastatingly beautiful. Please enjoy his effort and our lovely conversation. Listen to more from (Hushed Hands) on Bandcamp: https://hushedhands.bandcamp.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of Welcome To The Party Pal, host Michael Shields — with the help of actor / comedian / writer / director and host of the podcast God Ween Evan, Will Nunziata — dissects A Face in the Crowd, the 1957 film starring Andy Griffith (in his film debut), Patricia Neal, and Walter Matthau, and directed by Elia Kazan (Gentleman's Agreement, On The Waterfront, East of Eden, A Streetcar Named Desire). The story centers on Larry "Lonesome" Rhodes, a drifter who is discovered by the producer of a small-market radio program in rural northeast Arkansas. Rhodes ultimately rises to great fame and influence on national television, but at a great cost. In this episode Michael and Will explore the themes present in the movie that are relevant fifty years after the film premiered. They examine how a film that while funny, embracing of a doomed romantic narrative and a captivating rags to riches tale, can now be looked at as a momentous warning of what can happen when power and corruption meets the media age. Join in on a look back on a film that explores how the medium of television can aid in the rise to ultimate power, and one that even foretold the rise of President Donald Trump. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of God Ween Evan filmmaker, artist, and teacher Chis Roberti joins the fun to explore the offerings off of Ween's eighth studio album Quebec. Chris's work has screened at TriBeCa and Sundance Film Festivals, and his first feature, Same Boat, is available On Demand. Same Boat was filmed secretly aboard a cruise ship and features Evan Kaufman, David Carl, and Katie Hartman (and almost featured Will Nunziata). Check the film at www.sameboatfilm.com and learn more about Chris's projects at ahumanesociety.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode is titled “Warped Society,” and yes that could be a critique on the world today, but it was actually a college comedy tv show I produced back in the mid-late 90s. The person I’m talking with is Will Nunziata, who I met when I brought him on the show as a member of the cast and crew. The “troupe” if you will. We had a great conversation and had a great time reconnecting. I found him fascinating then as I do now, but for different reasons. Currently living alone and across the country from his wife and boy, he speaks of being oblivious to world while growing up, living in a bubble of comedy, forgetting about the time he caught a flying baby, not being able to process the emotion of anger, and a recent panic attack. I also dive into my own childhood history of accidents, and how we cope with trauma. We had a wonderful conversation. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. I mention “New Dads Place,” my support group for dads on Facebook. Will plugs his podcast “God Ween Evan”. Also, check out “Sugar Frosted Crack Cereal” commercial here: https://youtu.be/tzfwJi0UWzk Thank you for listening. + Podcast artwork created by the amazing Dan Meth. On Instagram @danmeth. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wnwgs/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wnwgs/support

God Ween Evan continues its periodic interview series, where someone in or around Ween and the Ween community chews the fat with the team. In this episode Will Nunziata and Paul Gutkowski sit down with Hank Shteamer, a Senior Music Editor at Rolling Stone. Shteamer has written about music professionally for more than 15 years. He wrote a book on Ween’s Chocolate and Cheese album for the 33 1/3 series, and runs Heavy Metal Bebop, an interview series dedicated to the intersections of jazz and heavy metal. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

God Ween Evan continues its periodic interview series, where someone in or around Ween and the Ween community chews the fat with the team. Next up is singer, songwriter, and drummer Eric Slick. Slick is often recognized as a drummer with rock acts including Dr Dog and Natalie Prass, but to label this octopoidal beast a simple tub thumper does a disservice to his immense musical talent. His first LP Palisades dropped in 2017 and revealed a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter with ambitions beyond the four on the floor. In 2018 he released the Bullfighter EP, a dense four song cycle anchored by a string quartet and rounded off by electronics, percussion and distant piano crashes. In June, he is set to release another solo album, a topic discussed in this episode, as well as his ties to Ween (trying out for the band, working with Deaner on music during quarantine, etc.), epic Thanksgiving jams at John & Peter's, the most fire bars Brian Wilson ever spit, and more!Learn more about Eric's diverse and exciting projects at: http://www.ericslick.com/. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Thanks for tuning in! Hope you enjoy. Beyond the Pond Hits Pavement. Brian and Dave have guest PJ Rudolph back for a deep-dive one into Pavement. They talk about the band's legacy, favorite records, solo work of Stephen Malkmus, and their connections to Phish. And as always, they'll introduce you to some music. Grateful Dead May '73 with Brokedown Podcast. Jonathan has a returning guest, Andy Barnes, to talk about three Grateful Dead shows from May, 1973—from why there were only three shows and, of course, the great great music that was played. And guess what? Lots of Dead tunes. 9:00pm ET—Greensky Bluegrass Live From the Archive. Every Wednesday at 9pm, the band is sharing a prerecorded show that is free for you all to enjoy. Check it out.9:30pm ET—Eric Slick of Dr. Dog Joins God Ween Evan Stream. This week's live stream with the God Ween Evan team will feature Eric Slick, the drummer for Dr. Dog. He's played with Ween and has a bunch of other cool projects and another solo album forthcoming. Come hang out with the God Ween Evan squad and have some fun. Osirecs—Rhett Miller “The Messenger.” Today I had the chance to interview Rhett Miller for a new podcast that will be released next month. In preparation, I had gone back to the Old97s and Rhett's solo work. I particularly liked this most recent solo album, which he released i See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This used to be known as Tax Day, but now it's just Wednesday. I'd like to first remind you to please check out Eric Krasno Plus One, our newest podcast, and subscribe so you don't miss the first two episodes, which will come out next Monday with Dave Matthews and Laura Lee of Khruangbin. Some podcast news and one live video show we want to tell you about today. Widespread Panic Fans—16 Best Shows Ever!? Our Widespread Panic podcast, Bluest Tape, is doing a project on the best 16 shows ever, in tournament format. This episode has eight killer shows that, if you haven't heard them or don't know about them, you'll learn a lot from. Phemale-Centrics—Silver Lining Alert! Dawn and her crew talk to guest Jilly about the Facebook Group she created, called Silver Lining Alert. The point of this group, according to the page, is to “practice the idea of not being physically close, while also remaining supportive and close in our hearts…sharing silver lining stories, memes, ideas, and accomplishments.” One Eleven Heavy on Brokedown Podcast. This week Jonathan checks back in with James and Nick from the band, which is about to release its third album, Live At Jam Castle, in May. Tapes Archive with Kurt Vonnegut from 2000. Really excited about this one. What would Kurt Vonnegut say about the situation we're in today? Famously anti-religion, anti-war and pro-economic justice, check out this interview from 2000. 9:30pm ET—God Ween Evan Trivia & Prizes! Tonight we'll have "An Evening of Ween Trivia with God Ween Evan.” The newest Ween fan, Evan, will be trying to stump the rest of the GWE team about their Ween knowledge, and we will also have questions for fans watching and live chatting where they can win prizes. Come check it out!Thanks for tuning in! See you all tomorrow. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode of God Ween Evans kicks off a new series entitled “Swapping Spit with God Ween Evan,” where the quarantined gang assembles weekly for a live video stream. While this podcast episode features the recording of the commencement of the series taped last week, please join us LIVE for the next three Wednesday nights at 9:30pm on the Osiris Youtube Channel. Stay safe. Stay Sheltered. And if you are an essential employee, thank you for everything! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of God Ween Evan, Paul tries to seduce the spouses, life partners, and baby’s’ mammas of the GWE hosts through the sultry sounds of Ween. A telling and hilarious look at the God Ween Evan experiment and a behind the curtain exposé that reveals what happens when your hosts step away from the microphone and head home. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

God Ween Evan continues its periodic interview series, where someone in or around Ween and the Ween community chews the fat with the team. Next up is legendary musician and producer Ben Vaughn. Ben's musical bio is extraordinary. He has had a prolific solo career, provided scores for several films, has a prodigious list of album production credits to his name (Los Straitjackets, Arthur Alexander, Nancy Sinatra, the soundtrack CD of the film Swingers, to name a few), as well as many other notable projects. For the purpose of this podcast, Ben was the producer of Ween's 12 Golden Country Greats and Aaron Freeman's Marvelous Clouds. The focus of this episode lies wholly on Ween's famed Country album and this interview with Ben features an in-depth track-by-track, behind-the-scenes look at the birth of Ween's fifth studio album from the producer responsible for bringing it to life. Learn more about Ben Vaughn at: http://www.benvaughn.com/. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The God Ween Evan team invites you to a celebration of the season in God Ween Evan's first annual Holiday Spectacular. On the one year anniversary of that fateful day when Ween and God Ween Evan played the Capitol Theater in Port Chester, this episode marks the return of the prodigal son Evan, and is brimming with Ween's holiday music, clever ideas for holiday gifts (such as a Boog on a Moog!) and plenty of seasonal cheer to go around. Happy Holidays all, and to all a Brown Night... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

God Ween Evan continues its periodic interview series, where someone in or around Ween and the Ween community chews the fat with the team. Next up is Ashton Freeman. Ashton is not only the child of Gene Ween, but an extremely talented musician in their own right. Ashton is a 20 year old multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter from Brooklyn, New York, currently working towards their BA in Music from Goucher College. Ashton has been involved in music their entire life, starting early in Paul Green’s School of Rock at age 8. There, they first performed on stage in venues such as the Highline Ballroom and The Knitting Factory. Ashton released an EP (You Make Me Happy, produced by Chris Harford) in 2016, and is currently working on their first full-length album. In this episode, one which concludes with Ashton performing two songs exclusively for the GWE audience, Ashton speaks on their musical influences, when they first came to realize how remarkable Ween was, their songwriting processes, and much more. Follow Ashton at: ashtonfreeman@bandcamp.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

God Ween Evan continues its periodic interview series, where someone in or around Ween and the Ween community chews the fat with the team. Next up is Kirk Miller, Ween's long-time Audio Engineer. In this episode GWE’s Paul Gutkowski and Kirk discuss how Kirk originally became connected with the band, the early years of Ween when it was just Mickey, Aaron, and Kirk on the road, what "Brown"means to Kirk and how he interacts with the idea of Brown as Audio Engineer, the changes that occurred when Ween expanded to a full 5-piece band, the origins of the Rotten Cheese mix tapes, and how Kirk continues to be amazed by Ween's music after all these years. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Adding another facet to their Ween-centric offerings, God Ween Evan kicks off a periodic interview series, where someone in or around Ween and the Ween community chews the fat with the team. First up is Chris “Tomato” Harfenist, best known for being the lead singer and drummer for the alternative rock band Sound of Urchin. Tomato also plays drums in the Dean Ween fronted band The Moistboyz, as well as in Crescent Moon with Dave Dreiwitz. In this episode GWE’s Will Nunziata and Tomato discuss how Tomato got involved with Ween, the “golden ear” of A & R legend Steve Ralbovsky, when Tomato was “summoned by The D" (Tenacious D), Tomato playing live with Ween and The Moistboyz, and a must hear story that involved the Ween fan-favorite “Someday.” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ween can feel very overwhelming to get into. Their discography is endless, their music odd, and there's an intimidating amount of vocabulary words, culture, and backstory related to these two best friends from New Hope, PA. I'm hoping to detangle it all in this episode with guest Paul Gutkowski, long-time Ween fan and host of the "God Ween Evan" podcast. We discuss lyrics, pants-pooping, love songs, voice modulation, the concept of brown, and the popular cartoon that "The Mollusk" inspired. Hail Boognish!

After a false start in her Season 1 episode, Sarah returned to the pod last episode and very much liked what she heard. The God Ween Evan team decide to put her burgeoning fandom to the test with a full album review of Ween's legendary compilation, Shinola vol. 1. Tune in and find out where Sarah falls on this barometer of brown. Will it be shit or Shinola? God Ween Evan is proud to be sponsored by CBD Vermont. They’ve recently launched an online store, where you can buy Vermont-made CBD products — including oils, capsules, edibles, and topicals — that have been fully vetted by the staff at CBD Vermont. They ship everywhere, and as huge music fans, they’re offering our listeners 15% off of all products. Go to CBDVermont.com and use the code godweenevan at checkout to get 15% off. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On the cusp of its 40th Anniversary, the Welcome To The Party Pal duo — with the help of actor/comedian Will Nunziata (of God Ween Evan fame) — celebrate the masterpiece that is Francis Ford Coppola’s Apocalypse Now. Apocalypse Now journeys to Vietnam in 1970 where Captain Willard (Martin Sheen) takes a dangerous and uniquely psychedelic journey upriver to find and terminate “with extreme prejudice” Colonel Kurtz (Marlon Brando), a once-revered officer who has reportedly gone insane. In this episode the differences between the original release, Apocalypse Now Redux, and the forthcoming "Final Cut" are discussed, the lengths it took to bring this astonishingly ambitious project to life are hailed, the film’s poignant commentary about Imperialism is considered, and Will makes the case for the film to be known forevermore as not only one of the greatest films about Vietnam ever birthed, but one of the best road trip movies of all time. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Now that Evan is inarguably a full-fledged Ween fan (MISSION ACCOMPLISHED), the God Ween Evan team assembles for one final time this season to discuss Ween's 2012 break-up and the solo albums that were birthed from that era. Doing Deaner dirty by spending the majority of the episode focusing on Gener's solo albums, the finale of Season One exhibits, in all its glory, a post-Capitol Theatre Evan, and an exploration of what may lie ahead... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The God Ween Evan crew goes from conversational to presentational in their first ever live show. In front of a hot crowd at Garcia's at The Capitol Theatre, the gang dissects Evan's first time seeing Ween live. Did Evan see the brown light of the Boognish? Is the podcast over? Did the Babadook doff his hat at Evan? Where do we go from here? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The bombing of Pearl Harbor, The Moon landing, Kennedy's assassination, 9/11 — points of demarcation in our collective consciousness that shape human history. God Ween Evan listeners, prepare yourself for your own "I remember where I was" moment as someone finally gets what they've always wanted! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the latest episode of Welcome To The Party Pal, hosts Brian Sachson and Michael Shields — with help from actor, comedian, writer and co-host of the podcast God Ween Evan, Will Nunziata — dive deeply into There Will Be Blood, the 2007 American drama film written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson and starring Daniel Day-Lewis and Paul Dano. Expounding on the greatness of There Will Be Blood, Brian, Michael and Will laud the outstanding directing, acting, cinematography, and the score of the film, but in doing so tensions rise and a heated discussion ensues, where the talents (or lack there of?) of director Christopher Nolan becomes heavily contested, and where the trio attempts to get to the bottom of exactly what the Best Film of 2007 actually was! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the latest episode of Across the Margin: The Podcast, host Michael Shields takes a step back from the typical format that regularly comprises the journeys Beyond The Margin, and once again digs into what it means to be a member of the Osiris Media Group. Osiris is a community of podcasts and podcasters that connects enthusiasts of the arts, culture and music with an eclectic and fascinating array of podcasts and live experiences. In Episode 43, Michael dove into the Arts, Culture and Comedy podcasts of Osiris, and to further round out Beyond The Margin's exploration of the experiences Osiris has to offer, this episode focuses in on the podcasts that are musically inclined, a bevy of offerings that celebrate jazz, indie and psychedelic rock, bluegrass, and more (and unequivocally, Osiris offers the most dynamic and compelling collection of podcasts dedicated to Phish, the Grateful Dead and Ween you will find anywhere)!Osiris Media’s specialty, its unparalleled strength, is its music podcasts, and this episode acts as a commemoration of this potency. Packing it in and offering insight into a plethora of Osiris’s library, this episode features micro-interviews with Brad Tenbrook from The Helping Friendly Podcast, the God Ween Evan team (Paul Gutkowski, Katie Hartman, Will Nunziata, and, of course, Evan Kaufman), The Tour’s Ted Canova, Phil Freeman of Burning Ambulance Podcast, Jonathan Hart of Brokedown Podcast, Staci Smith of Strangers Stopping Strangers, Ira Haberman of The Sound Podcast, Rob Turner of Inside Out With Turner & Seth, Brian Brinkman of Beyond The Pond, Dawn Jenkins of Phemale-Centrics, and Harvey Couch of The Bluest Tape. So join in on a sonic journey that goes well Beyond The Margin, and deep into the music-laden world of Osiris! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 2 of God Ween Evan finds an apologetic Evan promising to turn over a new leaf and open his heart and mind to the band Ween. Is he truly ready to summon the queen or will he leave us all waving our dicks in the wind? Tune in and find out! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

God Ween Evan is a podcast celebrating the American rock 'n' roll band Ween, and one man's refusal to open his heart, mind, and soul to the band's music. That man is Evan Kaufman, a New York City-based actor, writer, director and all around beautiful human being. A lover of comedy and music, Evan, it reasons, should adore and appreciate Ween's absurdist wit and musical craftsmanship, but he doesn't. WHY? Fortunately, his friends and fellow artists Katie Hartman, Will Nunziata, and Paul Gutkowski are here to unlock the mystery of what is wrong with Evan, and shepherd him into the brown light of the Boognish. If they can save Evan Kaufman, they'll save us all. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.