Podcasts about graceland too

This week, activist and co-host of 'The Muck Podcast' Hillary Dougherty takes a break from smashing the patriarchy to bring us a record that made the pandemic slightly more bearable for her: 'Punisher' by indie-rock sensation Phoebe Bridgers. It was a fun, lively conversation and no guitars were destroyed! Songs featured in this episode: Dylan Thomas - Better Oblivion Community Center; Motion Sickness - Phoebe Bridgers; Sad Songs (Say So Much) - Elton John; Waltz #2 - Eliott Smith; DVD Menu, Garden Song, Kyoto, Punisher, Halloween, Chinese Satellite, Moon Song, Savior Complex, ICU, Graceland Too, I Know the End - Phoebe Bridgers; Halloween - Siouxsie & The Banshees; Bullet With Butterfly Wings - Smashing Pumpkins; Me And My Dog - boygenius; Into The Great Wide Open - Tom Petty; Rebel Without A Clue - Bonnie Tyler; Criminal - Fiona Apple; I Know The End (Tiny Desk Home Concert) - Phoebe Bridgers 

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers "Supernatural Radio"Jake Xerxes Fussell "Love Farewell"Fiona Apple "Heavy Balloon"Little Richard "Long Tall Sally"Tom Waits "Long Way Home"Don Nix "Yazoo City Jail"Percy Sledge "Baby Help Me"Big Mama Thornton "Gimme A Penny"Outkast "Elevators (Me & You)"Cedric Burnside "We Made It"James Carr "To Love Somebody"Amanda Shires/Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit "Cross Bones Style"Esther Phillips "Use Me"Porter Wagoner "Better Move It on Home"Will Johnson "Just to Know What You've Been Dreaming"Taj Mahal "Lovin' in My Baby's Eyes"Lucero "A Dangerous Thing"Jim Dickinson "Nobody Wants You When You're Down And Out"Dave Rawlings Machine "Pilgrim (You Can't Go Home)"Phoebe Bridgers "Graceland Too"Drive-By Truckers "The Opening Act"John Hammond, Jr. "Drop Down Mama"Grateful Dead "Me & Bobby McGee"The Rolling Stones "Monkey Man"Sam Cooke "Bring It On Home To Me"Otis Redding "Cigarettes and Coffee"Duane Allman "B.B. King Medley: Sweet Little Angel / It's My Own Fault / How Blue Can You Get"Neil Young "Unknown Legend"Bonnie 'Prince' Billy "New Memory Box"Charlie Parr "Louis Collins"The Staple Singers "Be What You Are"Aimee Mann "Suicide is Murder"Billy Joe Shaver "Get Thee Behind Me Satan"Sallie Ford "Coulda Been"Centro-matic "Supercar"Dave Van Ronk "Duncan and Brady"The Fox Hunt "We Know This Town"R.E.M. "New Test Leper"Waxahatchee "Under a Rock"

Phoebe Bridgers performing live at Red Rocks in Colorado for the interactive livestream event Red Rocks Unpaused: A 3-Day Concert Series, presented by Visible. Recorded and broadcasted live at https://visiblexredrocks.com/ on September 1, 2020. #visibleXredrocks SETLIST 0:19 Motion Sickness 4:26 DVD Menu 5:14 Garden Song 9:55 Kyoto 13:15 Punisher 17:02 Halloween 22:04 Chinese Satellite 25:45 Moon Song 32:49 Savior Complex 37:42 ICU (I See You) 41:48 Graceland Too 46:16 Me & My Dog 50:05 I Know the End 57:06 Scott Street Team UNPLUGGED.

Ryan Hailey (Funhaus, Ryan's Game Show, film editor, musician) pulls up to the drive-thru window and receives a fresh order of a ninety-nine question interview - with cheese! Join Ryan and I as we discuss his fascinating Hollywood career goals, the strange jobs that got him here, wedding registries, bacon vests, Graceland Too, legendary radio hosts who talk to themselves, and the absolute weirdest way to paint. Get 20% OFF + Free Shipping with promo code BUEL at MANSCAPED.com 99Q Merch 99questionspod@gmail.com 99Q on Twitter --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/99questions/support

Kurt and Scotty talk about a visit to Graceland Too, a weird AirBnb experience, a moose stealing a kid and hearing weird noises at a wedding! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jeff Jensen calls in all the way from Ghana this week to talk about his extremely wide but often hard-to-find body of work, including his work with director Rick Alverson in The Comedy and Entertainment, his prank phone calls as part of Earles and Jensen, and his various and often destructive live music acts. He also details his unreleased prank phone calls for American Apparel, emceeing for Sonic Youth and Pavement in character, and his documentary about the unbelievable story behind the independent Elvis museum "Graceland Too." Listen to Earles and Jensen's prank call album Just Farr A Laugh on YouTube and Spotify! Links: Earles and Jensen - I Sure Hope So Chris Campbell Part 1 - Unreleased American Apparel prank call

The second solo record from Phoebe Bridgers (previously featured on the show for her work in boygenius, alongside Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus) is a deeply sombre, personal and equally stunning achievement; achingly apt for 2020. Unraveling the pain of past trauma, Punisher is a follow up album of the very highest order, as diverse and complex as Bridgers' ever growing catalogue of work. TRACKS PLAYED: ‘DVD Menu' ‘Garden Song' ‘Smoke Signals' ‘Kyoto' ‘Punisher' ‘Halloween' ‘Chinese Satellite' ‘Moon Song' ‘Saviour Complex' ‘ICU' ‘Graceland Too' ‘I Know The End'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Memphis Type History: The Podcast, Rebecca and Caitlin have a treat for all the Elvis fans out there celebrating this week. They talk about Graceland Too, the offbeat museum of Elvis memorabilia you can't visit anymore because of its closing in tragic circumstances. But you can hear all about it from from people who did see it firsthand on Memphis Type History: The Podcast. Graceland Too is no longer open to the public. However, memories of the eccentric owner of the Elvis memorabilia museum are still spoken of with fondness. Paul MacLeod drove into Holly Springs, Mississippi, in the 1980s dressed like Elvis and in a pink Cadillac. He took up residence in the small town and soon his reputation as an Elvis fan garnered him visitors of his own. He loved Elvis so much his entire home was filled with rare and strange memorabilia. He said to have even named is son Elvis Aaron Presley McLeod. So where did the name come from? The house itself was just as eccentric as the man who ran it. There was memorabilia covering every wall of the house. It changed colors regularly according to various themes: Blue for Blue Hawaii, Pink for the Cadillac, and Gray for Jailhouse Rock, among others. Unfortunately Paul McLeod was found dead suddenly on his porch in the front of his house from a health issues. Two days earlier he had shot and killed a man at his front door. Although MacLeod was not convicted with anything, people claim the stress of the situation caused his death. The death was sudden and just as suddenly his home and belongings were auctioned off. Rebecca only even experienced any of it at an exhibit at Crosstown Arts which is why she looked for people who could help fill in memories with their firsthand accounts. The first person interviewed is Darrin Devault. He went to the museum the first time with a friend who was always looking for the opportunity to take good photos. Only box fans cooled the house in the sweltering July heat. Darrin described the house as being at one time a "stately home." At the time of their visit it was painted in the blue. After that, it was painted "Pepto Bismo Pink. Darrin went to McLeod's funeral. They let everyone at the funeral back to the house for the final tour. Darrin talks about Paul's "photographic memory" and his "wall of fans" for people visited consistently over the years including the Elvis garment you had to wear for your "wall of fans" photo to be displayed in the home. You'll have to listen to the podcast to get the details, though. Second, we hear from Aimee who was a lifetime member. She took one of those middle-of-the-night visits that were apparently very popular among college students. It was the mid-nineties. Upon arriving she was taken aback by the number of items and its location just off a main city street. She also talks about how it was a much different experience in the middle of the night than during the day. Aimee took the trip when she was relatively new to Memphis and was very curious about the Elvis culture that exists. She describes it as a place you had to see to believe and describes McLeod as every bit of what you hear about when people describe him. Rebecca also talked to Emily Van Gilder and her boyfriend Evan Daws. Evan was actually a lifetime member and has his picture on that "wall of fans" you read about earlier and is the owner of several Lifetime Member cards. Evan talks about his many adventures at Graceland Too, and shares what he'd have kept if he could have anything from the collection. Emily had her own unique experience there. Listen to the podcast to get all those details. For full show notes go to memphistypehistory.com/gracelandtoo

"Graceland Too is a garish, decaying colonial home in Holly Springs, Mississippi, the world’s most insane fire hazard of an Elvis museum, a decrepit doppelganger, alternate universe facsimile of the real thing.  Every single inch of the home is covered in multiple layers of Presley memorabilia, an impenetrable strata of priceless junk, a hoarder’s heaven.   It’s a handmade shrine to the King, the dream of a man who exhibited signs of utter dedication and, in retrospect, serious issues..."

We do mid-season reviews of the MLB 2015 Season. Brenton makes an incorrect prediction about Cole Hamels. James correctly predicts how Papelbon's deal would go down. We talk All-Star Break summer heat, Soccer and the World Cup's horrible labor practices and economics, Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump. Brent goes to see Reggae Sublime and is planning a big baseball roadtrip from Detroit to Memphis to a tiny house in Omaha to Kansas City. James has a block party in South Philly. Heidelberg Project: http://www.heidelberg.org/ Graceland Too: http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/11097 Negro Leagues Museum: https://www.nlbm.com/ American Jazz Museum: http://americanjazzmuseum.org/ NO FRILLS NO MUSIC Twitter: @jgeneric @bwalcoff

Ripley Radio, the official radio program of Ripley’s Believe It or Not! has gone to the dogs, because dogs, in their own cute way can be quite strange at time. This week, we’ll hear of an accident in which a Chihuahua was driving one of the cars. We’ll also hear about Sally, a small dog from Fort Lauderdale who fell 15 stories down a shaft and walked away with only minor cuts and bruises. But boy, was she upset reports Dr. Spencer Ratnoff, the vet who treated her. Additional weird and wacky stories on the July 7 episode of Ripley Radio include: There’s an ultimate Elvis Presley fan that has turned his home into a private museum in honor of the rock and roll king. Graceland Too, with no official affiliation with the real Graceland in Memphis, is open to the public. Chad Lewis says all you need to do is knock on the door anytime and the owner will be glad to give you a tour; do you use Instagram? If you do and you are in London, you can post a food photo and get a free meal. Angela tells us all about it and adds that Believe It or Not!, 52% of the population regularly takes photos of their food before eating; we hear of the discovery of a mastodon skull on the banks of a man-made lake in New Mexico. You’ll never guess who discovered it and what condition they were in when they found it. Hint- it was during a bachelor’s party; and speaking of Elvis, Angela says one of the newest additions to the Ripley archives is a chunk of his hair, acquired from and authenticated by an Elvis museum. In honor of the bright days of summer, ZZ Top provides this week’s musical egress with Cheap Sunglasses.

Morgan Blair joins us via skype from her home in New York. We talk Brooming The Ceiling, Sezio, Road Tripping, Thrifting, Graceland Too, Album Covers, Shiny Things, Creative Process, Soul Pancake, Risk, Seinfeld, and New Folk

Cory talks about growing up in Mississippi, Graceland Too, the Style Station outside of Waco, working at record stores, Lucero stories, Elvis’ karate dojo, Andy Kaufman and Memphis Wrestling, bartending at the Peabody Hotel, a great Prince story, his breakdancing… Continue Reading →