Podcasts about goodgod small club

A.H.Cayley on The Troubles in Ireland, the feeling of home in music, the rigours of life as a young creative, running FBi's politics and current affairs show with a sleep disorder, and finding family in Gooddod Small Club.

Chubby! on Facebook: www.facebook.com/chubbyrecords @aditoohey If you’ve ever been to a Picnic warehouse party or club night, chances are you’ve met Adi on the door, or had a groove to one of her DJ sets. Or maybe you’ve caught her surfing the airwaves at independent music haven FBi Radio in the coveted Saturday Sunset slot. In the past year she’s been called on to play at some of Sydney’s top venues, including Goodgod Small Club, The Spice Cellar, The Imperial Hotel and Freda’s. Armed with a backpack of deep and percussive house music collected from digging expeditions all over the world, she knows how to get feet tapping both on- and off-air. 1. Cyclone - Beautiful Minds [Network] 2. Balance - The Dance (In A Chillin' Mood Dub) [Hi-Bias] 3. Color Of Music - Make U Mine [Velvet City] 4. Route 8 - The Sunrise In Her Eyes [Lobster Theremin] 5. Fit Siegel - Carmine [Fit] 6. Baba-X - Footscray [Comfort 35] 7. CeCe Rogers - Someday [Atlantic] 8. Nature Boy - Prayer [Black Label] 9. Mutual Attraction - Lost Tape [Nous] 10. Clandestine ft Ned Sublette - Radio Rhythm (Dub Mix) [Sleeping Bag] 11. Chantal Curtis - Get Another Love [Key]

Local DJ, Zeus joins us for episode #112 of the podcast... Zeus is a well-respected, Sydney-based DJ, with a knack for a classic house sound, digging into his record collection for this mix with a range of tracks from the past 20 years or so. Zeus run a party called ‘Compound Sydney’ at Goodgod Small Club and has been DJing for nearly three years now. We asked Zeus about his mix and this is what he had to say: “I recorded this mix in my living room on 2 Technic SL-1200 MK2 turntables and a Pioneer DJM700. I tried to record this podcast for 5 weeks in a row and after recording about five different mixes and plenty of swearing, I was unhappy with all of them. So I simply took a break for a few days and hit record after my mind and ears had settled. The whole idea behind this podcast is to go through records which are of particular significance to me – some I’ve heard out and experienced, some I’ve found through other DJs, some I've found through discogs, some I found in $2 bins at record stores and some I got by complete accident.” We hope you enjoy it as much as we have! Upcoming events: - Compound presents Subaske at Goodgod Small Club. Check Facebook for more details: www.facebook.com/events/836346469740387/ Important links: -- Zeus - www.facebook.com/Zeus223 -- Compound Sydney - www.facebook.com/CompoundSydney Tracklist Scuba – Heavenly (Remix) [Ovum Recordings – 2000] Kerri Chandler - Downtown (623 Mix) [Downtown 161 – 2006] Free Energy – Happiness [Guidance Recordings – 1996] Music From The Trees - Summer In The City (Nou Lion Mix) [Nou Lion Recordings ‎- 1996] Rick Wilhite - Get On Up!! (Theo's Late Dub) [KDJ – 1996] Oleg Poliakov ‎- #1 [Phonogramme – 2013] Chris Gray – In Trippy Flight [Track Mode – 1999] Da Boo ‎- Spark That [G-Force Records UK ‎ - 1999] Itlojohnson – 006 A [ItaloJohnson – 2012] Trankilou - ‎St-Éstéphe [Kif Recordings ‎- 1997]

Damion Brown is a Jamaican-American chef who began his career at age 10, hanging out at his family's popular west indian restaurants in Miami and New York that catered for the island diaspora - including Bob Marley's family in Florida. Since then he embarked on a 35-country food safari, worked in restaurants around the world, and has been head chef everywhere from intimate wine cellars to film sets such as The Great Gatsby. He now has a restaurant called Jonkanoo in Surry Hills: www.jonkanoo.com.au/ As well as a brand new Canteen at Goodgod Small Club.

Chef, author, DJ, a heaps decent co-founder of Heaps Decent and co-host of FBi Click‘s new Halfway Crooks Radio show. Andrew Levins knows how to do a lot of stuff. But he's saying goodbye to the Dip kitchens after years at Goodgod Small Club, and he's coming in to tell us all about it. Full show notes and playlist at http://fbiradio.com/program/out-of-the-box/2014-06-26

Jimmy Sing is the man responsible for the eclectic mash up of tropical cuban decor, kitsch canteen style snacks and practically-breakfast-time dancing that is GoodGod Small Club. Together with his partner Hanna they dish up some of the best live music in sydney, ranging widely from R&B, dancehall reggae and funk depending on the night you rock up. Full show notes and playlist at http://fbiradio.com/program/out-of-the-box/2014-02-13/

After tearing the roof off our DHA Weekly radio show last month, we invited Henry Compton from Lioness Presents in Sydney to join the podcast for episode #074. This is only our second all-vinyl mix, and what a quality piece of work Henry has put together. Henry is a Sydney-based DJ, and along with his Lioness Presents partners, is responsible for showcasing some of the world's finest DJs at a variety of underground warehouse parties over the past 12 months. Lioness Presents have hosted the likes of Linkwood (FIRECRACKER RECS), Mark de Clive-Lowe (TRU THOUGHTS), Pablo Valentino (MCDE/ FACES), Steve Spacek (WARP), Raf Daddy (DFA / Two Bears) and Inkswel (RUSH HOUR / BUREK). Even though Henry has almost 2 decades DJ-ing experience it's only recently that he has pushed himself further. Previous Henry has held spots on radio shows on Bondi FM and 2SER FM, and worked behind scenes as a label manager for an independent distribution company. The next event for Lioness Presents (www.lioness.net.au) is the one and only Recloose (Rush Hour / Planet E) on August 23rd at GoodGod Small Club in Sydney, so if you're in the area get down to it! When we asked Henry his motivations and track selections for this mix, he said "it's a selection of predominantly new tracks from some of my favourite producers that have been rocking my boat lately and also fitted the DHA podcast brief. I definitely wanted to create a mix with a flow that works well for home or headphone listening. For those familiar with DHA you may notice a couple of similar tracks to my set for the DHA Weekly radio show (bit.ly/006-HenryCompton), I hope that like for me this isn't an issue as they literally haven't left my record bag ;) There's a couple of bits that aren't digitally perfect, but that's the joy of vinyl... It was fun to put together and I hope you get enjoyment from repeated listening." 01. Tornado Wallace | Thinking Allowed (Original Mix) [ESP Insititute] 02. Paranoid London featuring Paris Brightledge | Paris Dub 1 (Original Mix) [Paranoid London] 03. Tornado Wallace | Space Tropics (Original Mix) [Beats In Space] 04. Dan White | Inquest (Original Mix) [Shades Recs] 05. Pedestrian | Hoyle Road (Benjamin Damage & Doc Daneeka remix) [Born Electric] 06. Alex Coulton | Pointe Noire (Original Mix) [Levity Sound] 07. Simian Mobile Disco & Bicep | Sacrifice (Original Mix) [Delicacies] 08. John Tejada | Somehwere (Original Mix) [Kompakt] 09. ? | ? [Olmeto] 10. Natan H & Amy Jean | For Her (Original Mix) [Man Make Music] 11. Appleblim | Fluorescent (Original Mix) [Apple Pips] 12. Matt Tolfrey | Encarta (Original Mix) [Leftroom] 13. Miguel Campbell | Beams Of Light (Crooked Man's crooked colours remix) [Hot Creations] Be sure to join the DHA community on Facebook, or subscribe to our podcast in iTunes.

This week, we sit in far-too-comfortable chairs and talk about 'driveby radio', animal rape, the medium of audio, face-to-head ratios, going back to uni, Super Meat Boy, Fez, Tiny Wings 2, Weezer, FBi radio, Official Wife of the Podcast Maude Garrett, and bacteria. The Ouya looks to change the face of gaming, the Angry Birds Trilogy looks to be an irrelevant waste of shelf space, the PS3 looks to have a new slim model, Rocksteady looks to Batman's past for inspiration, Activision looks to Deadpool because apparently it's not making enough money from shooting games, and some guy on eBay looks to really piss off the postal service by purchasing $1.2 million worth of games. Oh, and the absolute highlight of our 33-week podcasting career comes in at around 51:00.MUSIC USED:SSJ Theme 2: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanI tried to write some cutesy platformer kiddy nintendo shit: Jellica / CC BY-NC-ND 3.0Have you ever had a dream that you um you had your you you could you'll do you you wants you you could do so you you'll do you could you you want you want them to do you so much you could do anything: Tom Sanderson and Xavier Rubetzki NoonanCOME SEE OUR BAND:w/Astrid and the Asteroids & The Bubble Wrap Sensation, July 19 @ The Vanguardw/Edema Ruh, Ibis Nixon and the Cowboy Zealots & The Rusty Spring Syncopators, July 25 @ GoodGod Small ClubCLICK HERE to download!DRAMATIC IRONING!Check out episode 1 of OWotP Maude Garrett's new show Geek Bomb! Tell them to get back in the kitchen, they just love it!Add Sandsky on XBL: colourfastAdd Xavier on PSN: xavierrnIf it's clear and yella, you've got juice there, fella! If it's tangy and brown, you're in cider town!We forgot to take a photo, so here is me drunkenly trying on a leather jacket.

This week, we talk about chicken wings, Max Skelton, mathematics, The Dark Knight Rises, Prometheus, Ratchet & Clank 2, Quantum Conundrum, Saints Row 2, Ready Player One, surprise SSJ fans, mixing kids with alcohol, and racism. In the news: Battlefield 4 is announced, as is Manos: The Hands of Fate. Two new fighters are confirmed for PSASBR (and Tom doesn't care), we round up some Ouya news (including the Ouya's first exclusive game and its start-up sound), and we talk Deadpool and Ratchet & Clank. Due to 'unpopular lack of demand', we bring back Ask SSJ, which prompts discussion about our new intern Frank(l)in, our 'porno pet peeves', university, internet-speak, herpes, mime lactation, and Nintendo's raunchy history.MUSIC USED:SSJ Theme 2: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanPower Supply: Anamanaguchi / CC BY-NC-SA 3.0Free: Astrid & the AsteroidsPlay the Game: Astrid & the AsteroidsCOME SEE OUR BAND:w/Edema Ruh, Ibis Nixon and the Cowboy Zealots & The Rusty Spring Syncopators, July 25 @ GoodGod Small ClubCLICK HERE to download!INTERGALACTIC PLANETARY PLANETARY INTERGALACTICCheck out Astrid & the Asteroids' debut EP "Horoscopes"! Support cool people, cool tunes, and most of all, support the spandex industry!Add Sandsky on XBL: colourfastAdd Xavier on PSN: xavierrnIf you enjoyed it, you should most likely have placed a ring atop it!