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The team dives deep into the eerie mysteries surrounding Death Valley. From the restless spirit of rock star Gram Parsons haunting Joshua Tree to the strange disappearance of a German family in the unforgiving desert, each story reveals layers of intrigue and speculation. Adding to the mystery is the elusive Yucca Man, a Bigfoot-like creature reportedly seen by military personnel near secretive bases. Together, Brandon, BT, and Lindsy connect these strange tales, exploring the idea that the Mojave Desert is a hotbed for paranormal activity, hidden energies, and possibly even dimensional portals. Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, this episode will make you question what really lies within the vast, desolate landscape of Death Valley.https://join.unrefinedpodcast.comFor recovery assistance :Gram Parson's daughter's Ranch=> https://hickorywindranch.com/Timestamps:00:11 - Introduction to Death Valley mysteries00:28 - Hosts discuss the eerie allure of the Mojave Desert00:58 - Introducing the Death Valley Germans, Gram Parsons, and Yucca Man03:25 - Story of Gram Parsons and his connection to Joshua Tree05:52 - Strange events surrounding Parsons' death and desert cremation08:12 - Hauntings at Joshua Tree Inn's Room 810:33 - Discussion of hauntings and paranormal sightings in Joshua Tree12:53 - Theories on paranormal recordings and “stacked time”15:19 - Introducing the mystery of the Death Valley Germans17:42 - Background of the missing German family20:09 - Theories on why the family vanished in the desert22:22 - Exploring connections to nearby military bases24:47 - Speculations about cults, cartels, and missing remains26:49 - Creepy theories surrounding missing persons in Death Valley29:08 - Introduction to Yucca Man and strange desert creatures31:25 - Eyewitness accounts of giant, hairy creatures with glowing eyes33:52 - Indigenous legends of mysterious beings in the Mojave36:10 - Connections between Bigfoot sightings and Edwards Air Force Base38:25 - “Old Blue Eyes” and military personnel encounters with Yucca Man40:51 - Theories about Bigfoot and portals in the Mojave Desert43:15 - Speculations on Bigfoot as supernatural or ancient beings45:39 - Biblical worldview on paranormal desert entities48:06 - Exploring Death Valley as a paranormal “hotspot”50:32 - Outro and ways for listeners to connect with the Unrefined Podcast

Jaimee Harris is a singer and songwriter from Waco, Texas, who is one of my new favorite artists. Her debut full length record Red Rescue was released in 2018 to well deserved high praise. For whatever reason, that album snuck by my ears, but her follow up Boomerang Town, which came out last year got its hooks in me on the first listen. As fate would have it, Jaimee was on tour with the legendary Mary Gauthier at that very moment and the tour was stopping just down the road. Thankfully, Jaimee agree to sit down with us at Gram Parson's Derry Down in Winter Haven, FL, earlier this month for a delightful conversation about writing, teaching, her incredible new record Boomerang Town, and of course, pinball. The Marinade is a free-flowing conversation about the creative process with creative people. Each episode we welcome musicians, actors, comedians, authors, visual artists, filmmakers- anyone who creates art to talk about how and why we make stuff. Follow Jaimee Harris at: https://www.jaimeeharris.com/ Support The Marinade on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/marinadepodcast Find a pinball game near you: https://pinballmap.com/  

In the second installment of this two-part episode special, we set about the path of high cotton heaven, tracing the waves of country influence upon the modern. We discuss Bella Hadid's rough-handed cow-beau, Gram Parson's trustafarian tragedy, the poetics of agricultural science, Lucchesse's Sufjan Stephens moment, and more! Plus: we expand our red-dirt horizons with the help of two world-renowned country music experts, Kevin Fontenot and Caroline Gnangy, wrapping up the episode with a special dispatch from the Texas Overture HQ.Listen to our playlist here

Home from tour, Lou utilizes his cassette 4-track for a meditation soundtrack and a Gram Parson's cover (Blue Eyes).Depression and recovering from tour are discussed.The first ever RAW impressions live show is happening this Saturday! opening for Homebodyhttps://www.hellohomebody.com/tour/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we discuss Gram Parsons, the artist credited with creating numerous country sub-genres, including country-rock, cosmic country, and alt-country. Joining us this week is comedian and cartoonist, Madeline Horwath (The New Yorker), a Gram fan and expert. Moving past his brief time with The Flying Burrito Brothers, we get into how Gram went solo, his untimely passing, and his lasting legacy.If you'd like to show your support for Take This Pod and Shove It, consider supporting us on Patreon HERE! Thank you!Follow the link below to keep up with which songs are being added to our Ultimate Country Playlist on Spotify, now including Gram's cover of "Streets of Baltimore":https://tinyurl.com/takethispodplaylist And on TIDAL!https://t.co/MHEvOz2DOAHere's some Gram Parson solo recs from Madeline and the boys:Farther AlongNew Soft ShoeSheReturn of the Grievous Angel That's All It TookI Can't DanceStill Feeling BlueWe'll Sweep Out The Ashes in the MorningCash On The Barrelhead (part of a medley)Cry One More TimeSince you've made it this far down in the episode description, check out our NEW HIGHWAYMEN INSPIRED TSHIRT! (Patrons get a reusable discount code on our merch, btw!)Check out our Patreon!Check out our new merch store!Instagram: @TakeThisPodandShoveItFor everything else click HERE!Want to create your own great podcast? Why not start today! We use BuzzSprout for hosting and have loved it. So we suggest you give them a try as well! Buzzsprout gets your show listed in every major podcast platform, and makes understanding your podcast data a breeze. Follow this link to let Buzzsprout know we sent you—you'll get a $20 credit if you sign up for a paid plan, and it helps support our show.

People put a big emphasis on living - how we spend our precious time before we face the music. But unfortunately, part of living – is dying, and that takes some thought too. Confronting our own mortality is difficult and unsettling but to the living left behind, knowing your final wishes can be a welcome sigh of relief. Today we venture into Joshua Tree National Park, and discuss the wild ride that was Gram Parson's life, and untimely death. We love our National Parks and we know you do too but when you're out there, remember to enjoy the view but watch your back. Please take a moment to rate and subscribe from wherever you're listening to NPAD! Become part of our Outsider family on Patreon to gain access to ad-free episodes, bonus content, and more. Follow our socials Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. To share a Trail Tale, suggest a story, access merch, and browse our book recommendations - head over to our website. Thank you so much to our partners, check them out! Apostrophe: Use our link and code NPAD to get for first visit for only $5. Hello Fresh: Use our link and code npad18 for 18 free meals plus free shipping. Microdose: Use code NPAD to get free shipping and 30% off your first order. Sources: WBR, YouTube, Wikipedia, NPS, NPCA

**SKIP TO 00:26:33 TO GET TO THE STORY** TIMESTAMPS 00:00:00 - 00:08:53 NATALY ADDRESSING CONCERNS 00:08:53 - 00:14:48 MANSCAPED AD 00:14:48 - 00:17:05 THANKING DONORS & MERCH 00:17:05 -00:26:33 PERSONAL HAUNTINGS 00:26:33 -01:40:00 MAIN STORY Joshua tree has long stood as an enchanted place full of whimsy and magic: both attracting chaos and dispersing it. Thrillseekers, peacemakers, artists, and souls seeking answers, are attracted to Joshua Tree's wonder and intangible spirit. But did you know that Joshua Tree is also known for being haunted? Some of the spirits of those lost souls still linger. Today Nat enchants Aly with the true story of Gram Parson's final wishes and the *great* friends who made it all happen. Put on your cowboy hats and buckle tf up because we aren't here for a long time...we are here for a good time. YEEHAW! Other Important Stuff:

Originally posted 10th April 2018 Support us on Patreon Mick and Nathan discuss the weirdness leading up to country singer Gram Parson's death and the too weird to be made up madness that ensued afterwards.  Contact: madnotionspodcast@gmail.com Cover artwork by: https://www.facebook.com/thisisfriz/ www.facebook.com/madnotionspodcast www.twitter.com/madnotionspod     EPISODE SOURCES: Desert USA article Ron Franscell article Crimefeed article Rolling Stone article Univie.ac article

The musical Hamilton has conquered Broadway & the West End. Liam Geraghty previews the feature length recording on Disney, Elizabeth Wetmore on her New York Times Best Selling debut novel, Valentine, And to look back on this brief career, continuing our series of "where do I begin with?" Aingeala Flannery on Gram Parson's legacy.

Comedian, actor, director and musician Tommy Chong peers back through time to an era when rock went country, of which there is no more perfect example than Gram Parson’s final studio album: 1974’s Grievous Angel. Download Cheech & Chong's Bud Farm Video Game app on iOS or Android. For guest playlists, new music influenced by this album, and full show notes, go to The500podcast.com. Join the movement.

In this week’s episode, Wyndham and Jeremy sit down to discuss the origin, legacy, highs, lows, and death of the original hippie cowboy: Gram Parsons as we near the 45th anniversary of his passing.If you’re new to Gram Parsons (or a hipster interested in dipping your toe into country music) check out Gram Parson’s short but perfect discography on Spotify. And download the Brother Pod app on your mobile device for exclusive articles, music, and videos of Parsons’ history.Listen to our running list of the 151 Top 10 Songs of All Time on Spotify.

Vandaag met muziek van Secret Sisters, Lilly Hiatt, Love, Jefferson Airplane, The Byrds, Gram Parson en Graham Nash.

We lost legendary musicians in the 70s, but even death couldn't stop them from scoring posthumous hits from beyond the grave! Who are the holy trinity of the 27 Club? Why do bands still travel by airplane? Don't miss the ghastly true story of Gram Parson's dying wish! Join Billy G and Mikey T as they tread amongst the tombstones in search of The King! ZOINKS! Fear the musicians who died in the 70s!

Episode #11 y'all! We go through our journey through the Cosmic American Music continuum with Gram Parson and Emmylou Harris' Grevious Angel. Enjoy! Don't forget to checkout the podcast website. www.thisismusicpodcast.com

Det svåra nittiosjätte avsnittet med artisten (och snart TV-profilen!) Jill Johnson. Avsnittet presenteras av Brothers Quiz Show som kommer till Luleå 6/11 och Umeå 7/11. Redaktör och redigering: Lovisa Ohlson. Följ VÄRVET på Instagram eller Facebook. (Låtarna i avsnittet är Better than me med Jill Johnson och sedan Love Hurts med Gram Parson och Emmlou Harris. Parsons dog tragiskt nog av en morfinöverdos 1973.) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Or as we old birds call it: eBay Eve! paDOW! (I'm pretty sure I'm stealing that joke from someone, possibly even a music writer I've met. Lars? Christopher R.W.?) Grouse is low on planning time these days, so we get to hear that tried and true lazy DJ mainstay: the Let's Listen to Records I Just Bought But Haven't Listened To! show. It's a talky show: if you love the sound of Grouse's voice as much as he seems to himself, you're in for a treat! What is going on with all these shifting voice-POVs? I'm confused! Download | PodcastAlso, how about that beautiful Cal Tjader photo above? More from that stunning LIFE Magazine spread are available here. Bold text indicates relatively new releases (including reissues and comps). Debt Collectors calling READ-GROUSE (732-347-6873) Robert Wyatt - "Stalin Wasn't Stallin'" (from Nothing Can Stop Us) Stalling tape Grouse pours out his soul like silver. The Meters - "Funky Miracle" (from Funkify Your Life: The Meters Anthology) Dieuf-Dieul De Thiès - "Na Binta" (from Aw Sa Yone Vol. 1) Karthala 72 - "Marche De La Mort" (from Diable Du Feu) Fela And Afrika 70 - "Sorrow Tears And Blood (Original Extended Version) " (from Sorrow Tears And Blood) CSC Funk Band (featuring David Maraniss) - "Choom Gang" (from Funkincense) Shake Keane & His Highlifers - "Balonga" (from London Is The Place For Me 2: Calypso & Kwela, Highlife & Jazz From Young Black London) Joseph Jarman - "Little Fox Run" (from Song For) Tunji Oyelana - "Omonike" (from London Is The Place For Me 2: Calypso & Kwela, Highlife & Jazz From Young Black London) Lord Kitchener - "London Is The Place For Me" (from London Is The Place For Me: Trinidadian Calypso In London, 1950 - 1956) Wilmoth Houdini with Gerald Clark's Night Owls - "I Need a Man" (from Songs of Trinidad) Xavier Cugat and His Orchestra - "Begin the Beguine" (from Cugat's Favorite Rhumbas) The Cal Tjader Trio - "Ivy" (from The Cal Tjader Trio) Percy Faith & His Orchestra - "Tropical Merengue" (from Greatest Hits) Grouse sees his future, and gives a shout out to a Pulitzer Prize winner that he really does know. The Mar-Keys - "Bush Bash" (from The Complete Stax/Volt Singles: 1959-1968) Thee Oh Sees - "Toe Cutter / Thumb Buster" (from Floating Coffin) White Fence - "Pink Gorilla" (from Cyclops Reap) Apache Dropout - "I'm So Glad" (from Magnetic Heads) Apache Dropout - "I'm So Glad" (from Apache Dropout) Gram Parson [sic] and the International Submarine Band - "Folsom Prison Blues / And: That's All Right" (from The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea) The Scientists - "She Said She Loves Me" (from The Scientists) The Bats - "By Night" (from By Night) Orange Juice - "Felicity" (from You Can't Hide Your Love Forever) Orange Juice - "Love Sick" (from The Glasgow School) Lord Apologizer sends a message to Edwyn Collins. Stereolab - "Three Women" (from Chemical Chords) The Troggs - "With A Girl Like You / I Can't Control Myself" (from The Best Of The Troggs) Simon Turner - "(Baby) I Gotta Go" (from Velvet Tinmine) The Easybeats - "Friday On My Mind" (from The Definitive Anthology)

People have been singing about the mountains for generations. In recent years, the voices singing them have taken on a special urgency with the advent of mountain top removal. The landscape of Appalachia is changing with the times - and so are the songs. In the spirit of this music WoodSongs will tape two broadcasts in one evening on Monday, March 14 at the historic Lexington Opera House featuring an array of artists singing the music of coal country and Appalachia. Michael Johnathon conceived of the broadcast theme after watching a public television broadcast of “Coal Country,� a film about the Appalachian mountains by the award winning team of Mari-Lynn Evans and Jordan Freeman. EMMYLOU HARRIS began her career singing with the legendary Gram Parson. A member of the Grand Ole Opry, her career has produced huge hits including "Two More Bottles of Wine," and "To Know Him Is to Love Him" from her Grammy winning album with Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt, Trio. DARRELL SCOTT is one of Kentucky's most powerful songwriters. Scott has collaborated with Steve Earle, Sam Bush, Emmylou Harris, John Cowan, Verlon Thompson, Guy Clark, Tim O'Brien, Kate Rusby, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, and many others. Darrell will perform his deeply moving mountain ballad, “You�ll Never Leave Harlan Alive.� JOHN ADAMS co-founded the Natural Resources Defense Council in Washington DC. In February 2011, Adams received the Presidential Medal of Freedom -- our nation's highest civilian honor -- from President Obama, who referenced Rolling Stone Magazine's description of Adams when announcing the award: "If the planet has a lawyer, it's John Adams. In 2010, Adams and his wife Patricia co-authored “A Force for Nature,� a memoir recounting their forty years of battles and victories with NRDC. He has also served on governmental advisory committees, including President Clinton's Council for Sustainable Development. Patricia Adams is a writer and teacher who has partnered with her husband for many years in environmental activism. They live in the Catskill mountains of NY in a rambling country house that is over 150 years old. s.

People have been singing about the mountains for generations. In recent years, the voices singing them have taken on a special urgency with the advent of mountain top removal. The landscape of Appalachia is changing with the times - and so are the songs. In the spirit of this music WoodSongs will tape two broadcasts in one evening on Monday, March 14 at the historic Lexington Opera House featuring an array of artists singing the music of coal country and Appalachia. Michael Johnathon conceived of the broadcast theme after watching a public television broadcast of “Coal Country,� a film about the Appalachian mountains by the award winning team of Mari-Lynn Evans and Jordan Freeman. EMMYLOU HARRIS began her career singing with the legendary Gram Parson. A member of the Grand Ole Opry, her career has produced huge hits including "Two More Bottles of Wine," and "To Know Him Is to Love Him" from her Grammy winning album with Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt, Trio. DARRELL SCOTT is one of Kentucky's most powerful songwriters. Scott has collaborated with Steve Earle, Sam Bush, Emmylou Harris, John Cowan, Verlon Thompson, Guy Clark, Tim O'Brien, Kate Rusby, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, and many others. Darrell will perform his deeply moving mountain ballad, “You�ll Never Leave Harlan Alive.� JOHN ADAMS co-founded the Natural Resources Defense Council in Washington DC. In February 2011, Adams received the Presidential Medal of Freedom -- our nation's highest civilian honor -- from President Obama, who referenced Rolling Stone Magazine's description of Adams when announcing the award: "If the planet has a lawyer, it's John Adams. In 2010, Adams and his wife Patricia co-authored “A Force for Nature,� a memoir recounting their forty years of battles and victories with NRDC. He has also served on governmental advisory committees, including President Clinton's Council for Sustainable Development. Patricia Adams is a writer and teacher who has partnered with her husband for many years in environmental activism. They live in the Catskill mountains of NY in a rambling country house that is over 150 years old. s.