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La cantante Martina Mocci. in arte Vaenus, si racconta ai microfoni di Unica Radio tra influenze anni '80, identità artistica, live band e il desiderio di far ballare il pubblico con la sua musica La musica come rifugio, identità e futuro. Martina Mocci, conosciuta artisticamente come Vaenus, si è raccontata ai microfoni di Unica Radio durante una nuova puntata di B-Podcast. Un'intervista spontanea e personale in cui la giovane artista ha parlato delle sue influenze musicali, del legame con gli anni '80 e del desiderio di trasformare le emozioni in canzoni capaci di coinvolgere il pubblico. Vaenus musica e la scoperta durante l'adolescenza Per Vaenus musica significa soprattutto libertà espressiva. La cantante ha spiegato di aver capito durante l'adolescenza che la musica non sarebbe rimasta soltanto una passione. Un momento decisivo è stato quello della pandemia, periodo che le ha permesso di fermarsi e riflettere maggiormente su sé stessa. “Ci si sente spesso pesci fuor d'acqua”, racconta l'artista parlando di quegli anni delicati. Il tempo trascorso in casa ha contribuito a rafforzare il suo rapporto con la musica e a far emergere nuove sfaccettature della sua personalità. Il significato del nome d'arte Vaenus Dietro il nome Vaenus si nasconde una storia personale legata al mondo dell'arte. Martina Mocci ha raccontato che tutto nasce da un episodio avvenuto durante una mostra di pittura alla quale partecipava la nonna. Una signora le disse che ricordava la Venere di Botticelli per via dei capelli. Da lì è nata l'idea di scegliere un nome artistico ispirato alla figura della Venere, poi trasformato in Vaenus per ottenere un suono più originale e personale. La cantante ha spiegato anche come Vaenus rappresenti una parte diversa rispetto alla Martina della vita quotidiana. Sul palco emerge infatti una personalità più sicura, creativa e istintiva. Gli anni '80 come ispirazione musicale Le sonorità anni '80 occupano un posto centrale nell'universo artistico di Vaenus. L'artista ha citato nomi iconici come Freddie Mercury, Michael Jackson, Madonna e Prince come punti di riferimento fondamentali. Secondo Vaenus, quella decade ha lasciato un segno profondo nella storia della musica grazie all'originalità dei suoni e alla capacità di trasformare anche temi semplici in brani memorabili. Un periodo che, a suo dire, trasmetteva emozioni autentiche e un modo diverso di vivere la quotidianità, meno dipendente dalla tecnologia. La cantante ha sottolineato anche il fascino delle registrazioni analogiche e della dimensione più umana della musica prodotta in quegli anni. L'esperienza live sul palco di Sant'Isidoro Nel corso dell'intervista, Vaenus ha parlato anche della partecipazione al contesto musicale di Sant'Isidoro. Un'esperienza definita positiva sia dal punto di vista artistico sia umano. Nonostante l'ansia iniziale, la cantante ha raccontato di essersi divertita molto sul palco, soprattutto grazie alla possibilità di esibirsi insieme a una vera band composta da bassista, chitarrista e batterista. Per Vaenus il live rappresenta un momento speciale. L'obiettivo non è soltanto cantare, ma creare energia e coinvolgere il pubblico. “Mi piace divertire e divertirmi”, ha spiegato durante la conversazione. Tra le esibizioni più significative viste durante l'evento, l'artista ha ricordato con entusiasmo una band che ha reinterpretato brani come “Feeling Good” e “Great Balls of Fire”. Vaenus musica e il sogno per il futuro Guardando al futuro, Vaenus ha le idee molto chiare. Il suo sogno è produrre canzoni originali e riuscire a farle conoscere a più persone possibile. L'obiettivo finale resta quello di creare musica capace di far ballare il pubblico e trasmettere emozioni sincere. Un percorso ancora agli inizi, ma già caratterizzato da personalità artistica, passione e una forte ispirazione vintage.
Top Gun turns 40, and we can't talk about it without talking about the soundtrack that still punches through your speakers. From the first seconds of Kenny Loggins' “Danger Zone” on the aircraft carrier, we trace how 80s movie music uses needle drops to build character, tension, romance, and pure momentum.We get into the details that make the Top Gun soundtrack legendary: the way the Righteous Brothers' “You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'” revives an older classic for a new generation, how Berlin's “Take My Breath Away” becomes a musical signature for Maverick and Charlie, and why “Great Balls of Fire” remains one of the most unforgettable bar-scene singalongs in film. We also swap quick takes on the movie itself, the sequel callbacks, and why sometimes the music ages even better than the action.Then we jump into our Music in My Shoes picks and stories, including a huge milestone for the show: listeners in 100 countries. Along the way we hit The Kinks, The Doors, Peter Frampton's live-album magic, the Psychedelic Furs “Pretty in Pink” re-recording drama, Robert Palmer's “Addicted to Love” and the power of MTV-era visuals, plus a billion-views moment for the Outfield's “Your Love” and a spring break memory that drilled it into one of our brains forever. Wrap it up with No Doubt's “Just a Girl” and the eternal question of what you love hearing versus what you'd actually put on your own playlist.If you like music history, Billboard chart trivia, and the stories behind the songs, subscribe, share this with a friend who wore out their Top Gun cassette, and leave a review so more listeners can find us.Learn Something New orRemember Something OldPlease like and follow the Music in My Shoes Facebook and Instagram pagesReach out to us at musicinmyshoes@gmail.comSend us a one-way message. We can't answer you back directly, but it could be part of a future Music In My Shoes Mailbag!!!
Es curioso que los cuatro pioneros del "rock and roll" que formaban el "cuarteto del millón de dólares" (Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins y Jerry Lee Lewis) no sólo venían de un medio evangélico, sino particularmente pentecostal. Aunque algunos eran de origen bautista, los cuatro fueron atraídos a las "reuniones de avivamiento" de las Asambleas de Dios, la denominación pentecostal más numerosa de Estados Unidos, que ya en 1936 contaba con ciento cincuenta mil miembros. En esta serie de programas de "El sueño se ha acabado" queremos profundizar en la atormentada fe de algunos de ellos, comenzando con el recientemente fallecido Jerry Lee Lewis (1935-2022), que se cría con su primo, el tele-predicador Jimmy Swaggart en el profundo Sur de Estados Unidos. Ambos se debaten entre el Espíritu Santo y las tentaciones del diablo. Van juntos a una escuela bíblica y viven un escándalo tras otro. Ven el "rock" como la música del pecado y el "country" como la de la culpa, mientras que sólo los himnos son para Dios. Tras el clásico de Jerry Lee Lewis con su enigmático título bíblico, "Grandes bolas de fuego" (Great Balls of Fire), escuchamos escenas de la versión doblada al castellano de la película del mismo titulo que hizo Jim McBride en 1989 sobre su vida, así como sus recuerdos en una entrevista en el estudio Sun de Memphis, donde comenzó su carrera. Lewis habla de su educación en las Asambleas de Dios y la pregunta que le hizo a Elvis sobre si iban camino del Cielo o del Infierno. José de Segovia cuenta el principio de su vida en este primer programa de la serie. Oímos canciones de uno de sus raros álbumes de "country gospel" (In Lovng Memories y The Lily of the Valley), junto a las grabaciones que hizo con Elvis, Cash y Penkins en el estudio Sun de Memhis de espirituales como "Jesús andó aquel valle solitario" (Jesus Walked That Lonesome Valley) y "No puedo hacerlo yo solo" (I Just Can´t Make It By Myself), Escuchamos también el tema que les dedicó Larry Norman con la pregunta de "¿Por qué tiene que tener el diablo toda la buena música? (Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music?). El diseño sonoro, la realización técnica y las composiciones con IA de música instrumental que suenan de fondo, son de Daniel Panduro.
After bursting onto the late 60's cinema scene with the independent underground hit David Holtzman's Diary and entering the 70's with the post-apocalyptic counter-cultural romance Glen and Randa, Jim McBride began work on two very different screenplays. The first was Gone Beaver, the genre-bending tale of a brawny mountain man and his adventures in the wilderness, and the second is My Girlfriend's Girlfriend, a contemporary comedy-drama about the love lives of young New Yorkers. Ultimately neither film was produced, although the script for Gone Beaver has circulated among film scholars and gained a reputation as one of the great unrealized acid westerns. Both scripts are now finally available together in a new publication titled Jim McBride's Lost Screenplays of the 1970s. The Pink Smoke welcomes Jim McBride and the book's editor James Kenney to discuss the origins of these scripts, why their productions never saw fruition and how their author feels about them over 50 years after their inception. In this fantastic conversation, Mr. McBride also shares anecdotes about some of his well known 80's work, Breathless and Great Balls of Fire! Information on the book: stickingplacebooks.com/books/gone-beaver-and-my-girlfriend-s-girlfriend The Pink Smoke on Twitter: x.com/thepinksmoke James Kenney on Twitter: x.com/jfkenney
According to a book I just snagged from the libarry, Ronnie Van Skynryd once opened for Black Sabbath and tried to kill his own guitarist while Sabbath guitarist ZAKK WYLDE looked on in horror. Yes you read that correctly. Also I found out today that Mojo Nixon died on a day not far from the day the drummer he portrayed in "Great Balls of Fire" also died. Sounds like a good reason to go back to the earliest episodes of this podcast and relive my "Great Balls of Fire" review with copious amounts of Nick Toshces history of Jerry Lee, eh? What ELSE you got going on, anyway? CHRIST! Anyone who listens to this episode tacitly endorses my purchase of a $60 3-channel mixer pedal I used to record some music with over the weekend. The old but still active Rock History bonus feed here https://www.patreon.com/rockfilmrock Choose your preferred method of supporting the show for no money or maybe some money: PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/whatsamatta Shirt designs with defeatist messaging delivered via bright colors and childish graphics: https://www.bonfire.com/store/justtheworstshirtsever/ Subscribe to me on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV4Up7xGgjioEC07bjwu4mQ Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justtheworstever/ Send me an email with show suggestions: Justtheworstever@gmail.com Suicide Prevention, Text/Call: 988 https://afsp.org/ National Sexual Assault Hotline 1-800-656-4673 https://www.rainn.org/resources
Former WWF writer Tommy Blacha and co-host Rob Pasbani are in Memphis at the Pyramid Arena to recap the final stop before King of the Ring 2000. The emotional center of the night features hometown hero Jerry Lawler leaving the announce table to join a mixed tag match and save The Kat from a two on one assault by Dean Malenko and Terry.We discuss the massive pop for the King and Tommy Blacha provides the backstage scoop on the real life relationship between Lawler and The Kat that fueled the segment. We also break down the chaotic main event where Vince McMahon pinned The Rock after a mocking billionaire's elbow. We dive into the chaotic Hardcore Championship shifts as Gerald Brisco and Pat Patterson trade the title using pipes and champagne bottles in the locker room.. Tommy Blacha provides the backstage scoop on the "bureaucracy of the fax machine" , the reality of filming segments on the fly, and the surprising history of the USA Network match-refusal lawsuits.. We also discuss why the McMahon-Helmsley Faction was reaching "steak and potatoes" fatigue and how the roster's incredible technical ability saved a show filled with questionable booking.We also talk about:The Rock's promo referencing Albert and a "pierced anus".The Dudley Boyz putting announcer Tony Chimel through a table after a series of mic failures.Lita and Trish Stratus taking their mixed-gender rivalry to new heights with a Swanton Bomb/moonsault combination.Jerry Lee Lewis in the front row and the historical context of Vince McMahon's future "Great Balls of Fire" legal battles.0:00 - Intro4:13 - The McMahon-Helmsley Faction & Main Event Fatigue6:55 - Setting the Bait-and-Switch10:04 - WWF.com and Early Internet Wrestling Culture14:34 - Mixed Gender Tag: The Hardies & Lita vs. T&A & Trish17:19 - Hardcore Title Hijinks & Jerry Lee Lewis18:16 - King of the Ring Tournament Brackets21:17 - Too Cool vs. Edge & Christian: The Fat Elvis Pose26:05 - The "Big D" & The Women's Locker Room27:42 - Eddie Guerrero vs. Big Boss Man33:55 - Rikishi vs. Chris Benoit: Intercontinental Title Change37:05 - Y2J vs. Hardcore Holly & Stephanie's Interference38:30 - The King Returns: Jerry Lawler in Memphis41:40 - The Dudleys & The Table for Tony Chimel42:58 - The Evening Gown Match is Born47:01 - Main Event: The Gauntlet Handicap Match54:11 - The Business of Wrestling: Lawsuits and Networks1:03:05 - The Sci-Fi Channel & Final ThoughtsFollow Tales from The Attitude Era on all social mediahttp://youtube.com/@TFTAttitudeEra http://twitter.com/TFTAttitudeErahttp://instagram.com/TFTAttitudeErahttp://tiktok.com/@TFTAttitudeEra Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The gang gathers to discuss a range of topics including the bizarre theories behind the cause of ball lightning. Also, the strange tale of the Stone of Destiny, proof that bookies have time machines and a list of devastating reviews for the already historic flop “Melania, the Movie.”
The gang gathers to discuss a range of topics including the bizarre theories behind the cause of ball lightning. Also, the strange tale of the Stone of Destiny, proof that bookies have time machines and a list of devastating reviews for the historic flop “Melania, the Movie.”Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/paranormal-uk-radio-network--4541473/support.
Esta semana, analisamos o abrupto despedimento de Amorim do Manchester United - what happened Ruben?? Analisamos também a 1ª volta do Campeonto e que consequências poderá ter para a 2ª volta. Falamos também da transferência de Pablo do Gil Vicente para o West Ham e dos desafios que o ponta de lança vai encontrar na Premier League. E terminamos com os nossos fora-de -jogo - o filme Eddington, a série de comédia e ficção científica Future Man e a a diabólica canção "Great Balls of Fire", de Jerry Lee Lewis.
In this Remembrance Day edition of The Court of Public Opinion, Jeremy Cordeaux reflects on one of the most significant dates in Australia’s calendar and the 50th anniversary of the Whitlam dismissal. Jeremy pays tribute to radio legend John Laws, sharing personal memories from their time at 2GB. He dives into the Liberal Party’s looming net-zero announcement, arguing the policy is impossible and politically self-destructive, before playing a provocative interview with Dr Patrick Moore, co-founder of Greenpeace, challenging global climate narratives. Jeremy explores Australia’s rising electricity costs, smelters collapsing under energy prices, the booming illegal cigarette trade, SA’s push to scrap stamp duty, runaway government staffing numbers, and Elon Musk’s record-breaking pay rise. Plus, stories on vibe-coding, pageants, hot-dog-selling lawyers, and key historical “on this day” moments. Remembrance Day and the importance of wearing a poppy 50th anniversary of the Whitlam dismissal Tribute to radio icon John Laws and personal anecdotes Liberal Party’s upcoming net-zero policy announcement Jeremy’s view that net-zero is impossible and political theatre Criticism of Labor’s climate and renewable policies Dr Patrick Moore interview challenging CO₂ and climate change narratives Australian smelters failing due to high electricity costs (Bell Bay, Tomago) Apology for failed live stream due to technical issues Adelaide Christmas Pageant turnout “Vibe coding” chosen as Collins Dictionary word of the year U.S. attorney selling hot dogs during government shutdown Monopoly’s 90th anniversary Australia’s upcoming ban on social media for kids under 16 Illegal cigarette trade surging to $4 billion SA Liberals committing to phasing out stamp duty Discussion of the Laffer Curve and tax reduction impacts Massive expansion of government departments (SA Premier’s Office, PM’s department) Tesla shareholders approving Elon Musk’s enormous bonus Rising Sun venue promotion and Jim Elder art auctions Historic “On This Day” events (WWI armistice, Ned Kelly, Great Balls of Fire, Mayflower landing, Van Gogh’s Irises) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Send us a textA city this generous doesn't just welcome you—it hands you a map and dares you to follow your curiosity. We land in San Diego on a points ticket, grab a budget Turo with unlimited miles, and set off to turn the weekend into a living treasure hunt built around a geocaching block party called “Signal's Island.” From push-scootering through Balboa Park's Spanish Revival plazas and the new Comic-Con Museum to logging Adventure Labs woven into art, gardens, and a towering zoo statue, the day unfolds with pace and purpose.The coast ups the stakes. In La Jolla, a sunrise sea-kayak tour becomes a geology lesson as we bounce through surf, trace a fault line between limestone and harder rock, and make the call to skip churning cave mouths—then pivot to Sunny Jim Sea Cave via a hidden staircase inside a rock shop. That same spirit of play leads to a rare webcam cache on a tide-lashed pier and to a plate of ocean-fresh fish tacos at Duke's, where the view is pure Pacific. Community fuels the journey: we swap stories at a beach bonfire welcome, run into TV producer Dave Barsky, and hear that Mike Rowe listened to our Dirty Jobs episode and loved it.San Diego's Navy roots open a pop-culture loop. We eat barbecue at the Kansas City Barbecue—the Top Gun bar where Goose pounded “Great Balls of Fire”—and later chase a virtual cache at the restored Top Gun House in Oceanside, complete with a Kawasaki out front for that Maverick shot. The block party itself delivers real activities: gadget caches tied to Adventure Labs, a coconut cream pie contest, path tag left-right-center, and costume flair worthy of Gilligan's Island. Add an omakase-level meal at Sushi Ota and a CITO cleanup on Imperial Beach, and the weekend turns into a model for city adventures that blend exploration, service, and story.Ready to build your own San Diego treasure map—packed with geocaches, sea caves, pop-culture stops, and unforgettable bites? Subscribe, share this episode with your travel crew, and leave a quick review to help more curious listeners find the show.Support the showFacebookInstagramXYoutube
Back on this day in 1957 Jerry Lee Louis recorded "Great Balls of Fire". He had first made his way to Sun Records of September in 1956, the same recording studio where Elvis Presley got his start.
INTRO Welcome listeners to the show!Build anticipation: “It's time to reveal our final QYK Guitar Pull artist!”Brief recap of already announced artists:Chase MatthewJosh RossLauren AlainaShane ProfittKameron MarloweGeorge Birge SEGMENT 1: ARTIST REVEAL Big reveal: TUCKER WETMOREQuick facts to hype him up:From Kalama, Washington (fun fact: Kalama High was featured in Twilight)Self-taught piano player at age 11 – inspired by Jerry Lee LewisPlayed college football at Montana Tech (majored in business & IT)Known for songs: "321" and "Wind Up Missing You"Not afraid of a shirtless pic – and that stache is a fan favorite! SEGMENT 2: INTERVIEW WITH TUCKER WETMORE
Hello and welcome to How Did I Get Here? From The Vault! Today we go back to episode 1275 for a great conversation with legendary rock and roll madman, Mojo Nixon originally released on May 12, 2023 before his untimely passing in February of 2024. Below are my original notes form the show. Hello friends! Legendary rock and roll madman, activist, thinker, talker, Mojo Nixon is my guest for episode 1275! Mojo is the subject of an incredible, new documentary, "The Mojo Manifesto: The Life And Times Of Mojo Nixon", directed by long time bass player, Matt Eske. It's currently available to rent on Amazon, Apple TV or wherever you rent your movies. Go to mojomanifestomovie.com for more info. You can hear Mojo on Sirius XM Outlaw Radio weekdays at 4 pm EST where he's the "Loon In The Afternoon". We have a great conversation about what it took to make "The Mojo Manifesto: The Life And Times Of Mojo Nixon", his crazy life, his connection to Austin, MTV, making the Jerry Lee Lewis biopic, "Great Balls of Fire", Ron Goudie, retiring from music, getting into radio and much more. I had a great time getting to know Mojo. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, X, Facebook, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere you pod. Send someone the gift of Johnny with Cameo. If you feel so inclined. Venmo: venmo.com/John-Goudie-1 Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie
Sip of Pencil Shavings. Brian puts the NO in Onion Volcano. Post Malort. How about a Boober? Keep your skibidi trad wife out of my dictionary. Dark Phoenix Pantload. Party's Official if Barry Shows Up. Patties caramelizing and onions going. A case of the Yips with Brian Dunaway. Why don't you have sex with a Snork if you love them so much? Nepo Money. I don't like skibideeeeeeeeeee. Shrimp Tasted Positive. Brian's patties. Time Traveling Snobs with Stephen and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Sip of Pencil Shavings. Brian puts the NO in Onion Volcano. Post Malort. How about a Boober? Keep your skibidi trad wife out of my dictionary. Dark Phoenix Pantload. Party's Official if Barry Shows Up. Patties caramelizing and onions going. A case of the Yips with Brian Dunaway. Why don't you have sex with a Snork if you love them so much? Nepo Money. I don't like skibideeeeeeeeeee. Shrimp Tasted Positive. Brian's patties. Time Traveling Snobs with Stephen and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
An all new episode! Songs in this episode: “America the Beautiful” Frank Sinatra (1963) “Outa Space” Billy Preston (1971) Excerpts from Jimmy Swaggart Ministries (YouTube) “Great Balls of Fire” Jerry Lee Lewis (1961) “That’s All There Is” Mickey Gilley (1980) “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door” Bob Dylan (1983) Theme from the …
Karen Saves The Universe: Part 3Karen Embarks on a cure campaign.Based on a post by LingeringAfterthought, in 3 parts. Listen to the Podcast at Steamy Stories.Karen sighed, "Might as well. Let's go kill the libido of an entire civilization, Holland."Holland took her arm and soon the cell where she was held disappeared and another space formed around them. Captain Hemsworth and several crew members from the ship stood nearby, as well as Ensign Holland who was still holding her arm, reassuringly. Looking around, Karen saw that they were in what appeared to be a sound-booth of sorts. One crewmember activated some equipment and moved one protruding tentacle closer to Karen's mouth and another toward Captain Hemsworth's."Are we ready, Ellis?" Captain Hemsworth asked, clearing his throat. Ellis nodded and stepped back from the tentacles. Hemsworth tapped the end of the tentacle and a booming noise reverberated around the room. He cleared his throat several more times and straightened his collar. "People of Priam! Your deliverance has come! You sent us forth among the stars to find the cure to the horrid addiction of filth that has infiltrated our minds and we have not failed you! We have dedicated our lives to this effort, foregone having families, and any comforts of home to bring you this salvation! Behold; The Karen!" he proclaimed, gesturing for Karen to speak."Um; hi?" Karen said, unsurely. Hemsworth glanced at Ellis who was reading some type of display. Ellis frowned and motioned for her to continue speaking. "Um; my name is Karen;""Hi Karen;” several crew members responded unanimously before Captain Hemsworth cut them off with a gesture."Um; I'm not quite sure what I'm supposed to say. I heard you're all having some troubles. I'm sorry. I know what that's like. I've had some troubles, too. I married the wrong person; someone who didn't really love me. I wasn't brave and I tried to avoid trouble too much. I had four kids, but they grew up seeing me treated badly, so they don't really see me as being worth much; if they don't need me to be a mom anymore, what good am I to them? I love them, but; I wish I had done more with my life. Now, I'm getting a divorce; and now that I'm in my 50's, I'm not young and beautiful anymore, so it's like I'm invisible to most people. My body hurts more than it used to; and I'm afraid most days. I don't know what's going to happen to me. Everything keeps changing and I don't know where I belong. I feel like I've failed all the time. But, they said that maybe I could help you, so; I hope I can help make things better for you. I'd like to see something good come out of all this," Karen said, wiping some tears off her cheeks. Holland stepped next to her and took her hand. She smiled and leaned her head on his shoulder."Ellis?" Hemsworth asked.Ellis looked up from the display, a disconcerted expression on his face. "I don't understand;” he murmured, leaning down and feverishly working on the equipment. "They're hearing it. I know they're hearing it;”"It's not working? She just spoke more than it took to knock out the entire bridge crew! What do you mean it's not working?" Hemsworth said, frustrated. Karen looked at Holland, who simply shrugged.Captain Hemsworth frowned with determination and motioned to Karen, "Speak again. Louder. Talk about the cobb salad! Men, brace yourselves!" he ordered."Cobb salad?" Karen repeated, surprised. "Oh, well, um; it's just yummy. It's got hard boiled eggs, tomatoes, bacon, and avocado on a bed of lettuce; chives and bleu cheese over the top is good, too. The nice thing is that all the ingredients are put into neat little rows across the lettuce, so you can choose exactly what you want in each bite! It's not just a big mess like other salads. You know, I could make you one ; do you guys have avocadoes?" she said enthusiastically, looking to Holland.Holland immediately began looking up something on his hand-held computer. "Av-o-ca-does; do they yield their young willingly, or do we need to;""What the hell is going on???" Captain Hemsworth yelled, grabbing Holland's ear and looking inside. "Holland! You're not wearing protection! Why aren't you unconscious on the floor?""Oh, um; they were kind of uncomfortable, and they made it hard to hear what she was remembering, and;""You Remembered With The Karen? What Is Wrong With You?" Hemsworth shouted, before calming himself. "Momoa, get some caffeline ready. I need to hear her again," he said, bracing himself as he pulled what looked like slugs out of his ears. "Speak again about the salad;”"Okay, uh; most like to eat it with a vinaigrette? I think that gets to be a bit too much if there's bleu cheese on top, though. Sometimes I'll get it with ranch or something creamy because then;""What the hell, Holland! What did you do to The Karen? I barely feel anything!" Hemsworth yelled, grabbing Holland by the uniform."Um; I don't know; we just talked and remembered; you know, she's really nice, if you get to;""Dammit, You've Broken The Karen, Holland! How Are We Supposed To;" Captain Hemsworth yelled until he was interrupted by a knock nearby.Lieutenant Ellis activated a control on his display and a hole formed in the wall of the room. An assembly of Priamites entered the room, as smoothly as if they were rolled in on a platform together. The crew of the Onan immediately fell prostrate on the floor before them. Karen, unwilling to lie face-down on a floor she hadn't cleaned herself, looked around uncomfortably and gave the assembly a small wave. One Priamite raised her hand to return the gesture but was quickly stopped by her neighbor."Welcome, crew of the Onan," one of the assembly said, followed by the rest of the assembly nodding agreeably. "We are most appreciative of all your; efforts. We realize that you have dedicated several of your lifetimes to freeing our civilization from the throes of pornographic addiction, and for your many sacrifices, we thank you," the speaker said, then glanced around uncomfortably at the others. "Most unexpectedly, ah; while the Eros Curse was most distressing to the initial generations, the subsequent generations acclimated to it rather quickly. Then, as fashions changed, the Eros Curse became more of a joke, really; dance mixes were made, memes;”"Excuse me?" Captain Hemsworth said, lifting his face from the floor."I mean, sure, the Eros Curse is still out there. It's just that it's just become something people live with. It doesn't take over our lives, but some indulge in it a little after the kids have gone to bed for the night. I mean, it's not really such a big deal. It adds a little spice to an otherwise boring life, you know?""Boring life?" Hemsworth repeated, rising to his feet. "Are you telling me that all of Priam just walks around, living life, thinking about; that?""Well, yes, but we are very grateful for all you and your crew have done for us. We express our thanks to all the crews of the ships we loaded up with uptight intellectuals that were determined to rid our civilization of; alternative thoughts. We have come here to present you and your crew with a commemorative plaque for all your;""Is this some kind of joke?" Hemsworth said, pacing around. "I've been trekking throughout the universe looking for a cure to your abhorrent lust-filled thoughts and now you just want to give me a plaque for a lifetime of sacrifice because you don't see a problem with your disgusting sticky existence?""Well, there's no need to kink-shame;” the assembly spokesperson muttered, "Honestly, you never wondered why they sent the most uptight assholes on the planet off on a vague 'mission' and never really asked for progress reports?""I don't believe this;” Hemsworth said, his eyes bulging, nostrils flaring. "We've sacrificed our lives for nothing???""Oh, I see where this is going;” Karen said to Holland, who seemed to be trying to assume a duck-and-cover position."How could you do this to us???" Hemsworth yelled."Use the diaphragm for projection, baby; you can do it;” Karen encouraged."I Want; To See; The Manager!" Captain Hemsworth yelled at the top of his lungs, causing a feedback loop to screech throughout the room. The last thing Karen saw before falling unconscious was the sight of every Priamite in the room projectile vomiting on each other. The stench was overwhelming.Karen's Humility.Karen lifted her face off the bathroom floor, overwhelmed by the stench. She brushed off a spare piece of toilet paper stuck to her face, as she tried to remember what had happened. Her lungs burned from what she slowly recognized as pepper spray. She gathered her purse and stumbled out of the stall and looked at herself in the mirror. Her eyes were red, and a bruise was swelling where her cheek hit the floor. She splashed some cold water on her face and wiped off the makeup that streaked in the process. This was Snookers; not Baker's Pie. She had just ripped a kid a new asshole for not having cobb salad on the menu. What was she doing with her life?Upon exiting the bathroom, she ran into Travis the Waiter, who looked like he had just splashed water on his face, too. Dread and unease filled his face upon seeing her before it was quickly masked into concern. "Oh, um; are you okay? Can I get you some ice for that?" he asked, looking at the bruise on her cheek."What? Oh, no, honey. I'm okay. I just fell," she said, before meeting his eyes and taking his hand in hers. "Travis, I'm so sorry about the way I treated you. That was awful, and I have no excuse. You didn't deserve that.""It's okay; it happens," Travis said, carefully."It shouldn't, though. I was wrong, and I'm sorry. Would you mind if I just gave you some cash to cover the meal and snuck out of here? God knows what that group of biddies will gossip about when I go out there like this," Karen said, gesturing to herself."Yeah, that should be no problem," Travis said, taking the money she offered. "Are you sure you're okay?"Karen nodded, "I'm fine. I've just got some things to do. You've got a sweet heart, honey. Keep listening to it."Karen swallowed nervously as she went up the walkway to the small suburban house. She hadn't called before coming. It was rude of her not to call ahead of time, but then again, she was pretty sure that her number had been blocked. She didn't know if her oldest son had gone "no contact" or just "low contact" with her, but she was pretty sure her daughter-in-law would threaten to call the police within five minutes of her ringing the doorbell. Nevertheless, when she got up to the door, Karen put her finger forward and rang the bell."What do you want, Karen?" Hailey's terse voice came through the doorbell."Oh; you got one of those camera doorbell things; that's nice;” she began, unsure of how to say what was in her heart without a face in front of her."What do you want?" Hailey repeated."Um; I wanted to talk with you;""The last time you wanted to 'talk' with me, you just wanted to see my kids while you criticized my inadequate housekeeping, my inept child-rearing, and my unattractive post-pregnancy body. So, forgive me if I'd prefer not to have a heart-to-heart, Karen," Hailey interrupted."You're right," Karen said, looking at the dark circle holding the doorbell's camera. "I did that. I did that. I have not been kind to you. When Cal Jr. brought you home, I was not welcoming. I should have been; because you deserved that. You deserved it because you made my son happy. You have made him happier than I've ever known him to be; and that's what I've always wanted for him. If you were just like me, if you did all the things that I obnoxiously told you to do; he wouldn't be half as happy as he is with you; just as you are. If for no other reason than my son's happiness, you have my gratitude. I'm sorry that I've wasted the chances you've given me to know you better. You're brave and confident and funny. Honestly, I think you're the person I wished I could have been at your age. I'm sorry for a lot of things but being wasteful; saying thoughtless things that hardened people's hearts; those are the things that I wish I could take back the most. So, um;” Karen said, checking her notes on her phone's notepad to make sure she got all the points she wanted, "that's pretty much it. Oh, and I put that chocolate mousse recipe you liked on this index card so you can make it, but feel free to call me if you can't read my writing; or if you, you know, ever need anything."Karen nodded at the doorbell and started back down the walkway toward her car, blinking back tears. She had wasted so much time, so many chances. She didn't know if there was a point in trying again now, but she had to. She wasn't getting any younger.As she reached the end of the walkway, she was nearly knocked over by two little bodies running into her and grabbing onto her legs. Tears fell freely down her cheeks as she bent down to pick up her grandchildren, kissing them until they tried to wiggle away. As they started simultaneously telling her everything they had been doing while she was away, Karen's eyes drifted up to the doorway where her pierced and tattooed daughter-in-law stood. "Thank you" Karen mouthed silently over her grandchildren's backs.Karen pushed open the doors of Forest Glenn Hospice Care, her bag stuffed with an array of items and went up to the front desk. "Karen Weaver. I'm here for Dana Stevens," she said.The new girl at the reception desk looked at Karen with quiet unease. "Um; Ms. Stevens has requested only visitors who have;" Karen smirked and lifted the wig off her head, revealing her clean-shaven head. "Oh! Great! Go right in," she said, relieved.The corridor of the hospice facility was peaceful and quiet; exactly the kind of thing the old Dana would hate. Entering her room, Karen looked for any signs that other visitors had been to see Dana but saw nothing. Dana was napping again, her face drawn and gaunt, but thankfully not in pain. Karen put down her bag in a nearby chair and took out a rolled-up electronic piano keyboard and unfurled it on a table next to the hospital bed. As she was on her hands and knees trying to find an outlet to use, she heard Dana clear her throat. "What the hell is that?" she asked, smirking as she nodded at the keyboard."Your afternoon's entertainment. I ordered it on Amazon; you should have seen the bitchy reviews. Reminded me of you. Mind you, I haven't played since Cal got rid of the piano when it didn't fit in the Brooklyn apartment, so you're in for a treat," Karen said, rubbing her hands together and moving her glasses on top of her head so she could see the keyboard controls."Calvin Carmichael in a Brooklyn apartment. My god. What was it that emptied the Carmichael family coffers after they stole you away from me, again?" Dana asked, her sunken eyes taking in every detail of Karen's face as she hovered over the keyboard."Bernie Madoff; cleaned 'em dry. His parents were ever so shocked when they had to sell their properties and move to Florida," Karen said. "They weren't poor; they had enough to retire, but; they were horridly middle class.""Karma's a bitch," Dana said, pushing back against her pillows to sit up more. "Kare; I'm so sorry I didn't talk with you when you came back to the apartment. I could have helped you; we both would have helped you."Karen's smile faded, remembering and wondering what might have been. Dana would have helped her, but she was certain Dana's help would be help to get an abortion; and then she would never have had the joy of knowing her grandchildren. Dean would have; well, it was impossible to know what he would have done, but he would have helped. "Well, consider this your punishment," Karen said, stretching her fingers. "Are you ready?""I'm on opiates, baby. Bring it on;” Dana said, a smile moving across her face.Karen's fingers moved across the keys, and at first, she was put off by the strangeness of the keys and the sensation of tapping on something flat instead of the feel of a piano. Then, memory took over and her hands remembered the dance. Years fell away as she was filled again with the joy of making music. She started with "Clair de lune," a gentle Debussy chosen to respect the frailty of her friend's condition.Upon playing the final chords, she looked up for her friend's reaction to see that Dana had covered her face with a pillow in an attempt to smother herself. "God, you're rusty. You used to be better than me. What have you been doing with those hands?" she complained."Raising kids; kneading dough; finding random women's' panties when I changed sheets on the bed," Karen said, ruefully."Should've jumped Dean while you had the chance;” Dana murmured.Karen bit her lips and closed her eyes. "Um; how; how is he?"Dana stared into Karen's eyes for a painfully long moment, then looked out the window, away from Karen. "Life; life wasn't kind to him. After I graduated, he moved back home to take care of Nana. He only came to the city to look after me, anyway. Living alone hardened him. I haven't seen him in years; not that I'd want to see what he's become. Sometimes you just need to let people go, Kare," she said, sighing sadly. "Anyway; I need a laugh. Show me how pathetic your Jerry Lee Lewis catalog is.""Yes, ma'am," Karen said, blinking back tears and starting into "Great Balls of Fire."The wind coming through the drivers' side window ruffled the inch-long cap of vivid red hair that had grown on Karen's head as she drove down the winding West Virginia roads that she hadn't seen in 30 years. The beauty of this place still softened and relaxed her as much as it had, oh so long ago. Despite Dana's warnings, Karen's heart demanded that she make this trip; and after all she had lost, she was determined to listen to her heart from now on, until she could no longer hear it.She frowned at her passenger and began coughing as a noxious odor swirled around, filling her SUV. She rolled her window down further in self-preservation. This was probably a bad idea; but after all these years of thinking things through and being sensible, she felt entitled to indulge in a few harebrained schemes."Country road; take me home; to the place; I belong; West Virginia; mountain mama; take me home; country road;” she sang, smiling as the wooded foothills rose up in the distance. The path became rough when she turned by the Stevens mailbox and began bouncing up through the woods toward the cozy home. Her passenger surveyed the woods around the vehicle with increasing excitement.Karen started doubting herself, though. It was ridiculous, the more she thought about it. All her emails had gone unanswered. The phone number she was given was out of service. Three decades had passed since she came here; why would he want to see a 50-something woman with an unflattering haircut and stretch marks just because he had fallen in love with the 20-something version of her? Would Dean even remember her at all? She ran through her plan again in her mind again. It sounded really stupid, now. At least it would let her make a quick exit if things didn't work out, though.She broke out in a cold sweat when the house came into view. It was just as she had remembered it, maintained well, but not changed. It was like a holy place, kept perfectly through the ages in reverence for what it represented.She pulled up to the house and parked. No one emerged, so she would have to go in. She would have to go knock on that door and see the unrecognition or even disappointment in his eyes. She needed to go tell him about his sister. Opening the door, she slid out and hopped to the ground and stretched her legs. Suddenly, a braying roar filled the air and a wall of fur launched itself from behind the house and came for her. "SIT!" Karen yelled. Her command, though impressive, appeared only to be a gentle suggestion to the monster that continued to charge her. "STAY!" Karen shouted. This recommendation also appeared to go unheeded."BUSTER, NO!" a voice from the porch yelled, and Karen couldn't help but stare at her first glimpse of Dean in decades. He looked wild. Wild hair, wild beard, a body that had to be formed by the wilderness, itself. Not a drop of civilization tainted the essence of this man; and it made her want to laugh and cry at the same time. Karen began walking toward him, completely forgetting about the fearsome beast avalanche coming to bury her. Dean jumped down from the porch and began running toward the flurry of fur and teeth that had bent its path upon Karen's destruction.A split second before Buster reached Karen, the passenger of her vehicle silently flew out, tackled him with a full-body slam and the two went rolling back from where Karen now stood next to Dean. The two tumbled, tearing up the grass and knocking over the woodpile in the commotion. Buster yelped loudly and jumped free of the massive shaggy-furred beast that was still intent upon teaching him some manners. "Judith, come!" Karen called, and with a final snarl at Buster, Judith returned to where Karen stood and sat by her side, still glaring to where Buster stood looking dumbfounded."Well, I'll be damned;” Dean murmured, looking at the still-cowed Buster in wonder."Girl dog privilege," Karen replied simply. "What is that thing, anyway?" she asked, nodding to where Buster now stood whining and trying to approach the growling Judith."Bernese Mountain Dog; Great Pyrenees; and probably a bit of German Shepherd;” Dean murmured, turning toward her. His eyes traveled over her slowly and boldly."Judith's Akita and Malamute; she was turned into the shelter because she always thinks she's right," Karen said. "That, and she farts something awful."
This week Casey and Brent investigate the twigs and berries left in Brent's hobby space. Recap some of Under the Dice Fest, talk about painting some minis! ___________________________________________________________________________________ MERCH: Would you believe it we actually have merch for sale? If you would like to support this podcast and help keep it going, this is a tremendous (and currently only) way to do so, otherwise, we absolutely appreciate your support through subscribing and commenting, thank you! General Store: https://teespring.com/paint-bravely?pid=1027&cid=104079 ___________________________________________________________________________________ YOUTUBE CHANNEL LINKS: Goblin Hobbies youtube.com/ @GoblinHobbiesOfficial eBay Miniature Rescues http://www.youtube.com/ebayminiaturerescues Goobertown Hobbies http://www.youtube.com/goobertownhobbies ___________________________________________________________________________________ EQUIPMENT: We use Skype to monitor video record independently on Panasonic GX85 cameras. This all gets edited down into a visual and audio podcast by our editor Matt! Music: EpidemicSound
Erik Childress and Peter Sobczynski guide you through another week of physical media. This week you can include masterworks from Paul Schrader, Terry Gilliam and Jonathan Demme on your shelves. There are also underrated works from George Romero and Mel Brooks as well as career work from Nicolas Cage and Elisabeth Shue. They talk about the oddness that ranges from Linda Blair on skates to Dennis Quaid as an infamous singer plus the one Sam Peckinpah film you may want to watch alone first.2:52 - Criterion (Mishima: A Life In Four Chapters 4K, Brazil 4K)22:27 - Cinematographe (Swimming to Cambodia)29:49 - Sandpiper (Roller Boogie, Great Balls of Fire, Malice, Life Stinks, Leaving Las Vegas)1:15:47 - Shout Factory (Monkey Shines 4K, Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia 4K)1:40:54 - New Theatrical Titles & TV on Blu-ray (The Ballad of Wallis Island, Opus, Freaky Tales, When Evil Lurks, Doctor Who - Jon Pertwee: The Complete Season One)1:43:21 - New Blu-ray AnnouncementsCLICK ON THE FILMS TO RENT OR PURCHASE AND HELP OUT THE MOVIE MADNESS PODCAST This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit erikthemovieman.substack.com
Frame Fatale es un podcast de películas ¿no canónicas? hecho con amor por Santiago Calori, Axel Kuschevatzky y Sebastián Rotstein.En el centésimo vigésimo quinto episodio nos ocupamos de Bolas de fuego (Great Balls of FIre!, 1989) de Jim McBride.Podés comentar este episodio o agregar una pregunta que nada que ver enviándonos un correo electrónico a nolahepodidover@gmail.com.Quizás sea una pegada total suscribirte en donde sea que escuches tus podcasts y tener la primicia, algo que, de todas maneras, y ya explicamos varias veces, es lo menos importante.
In 1958, my sister took me to a Jerry Lee Lewis concert. The next day, we visited a record shop, where she bought Great Balls of Fire for $0.67—my first encounter with physical media. Over time, I collected albums, read liner notes, and embraced VHS, CDs, and tapes. Now, we stream everything, but we don't own it. Music is compressed, manipulated, and auto-tuned. I sold my vinyl but kept my CDs—and I cherish them. Frank Sinatra's Strangers in the Night was auto-tuned. What the hell? I'll stick to my originals. #PhysicalMedia #MusicLover #Vinyl #CDs #StreamingDilemma
Analog Jones is new to the neighborhood. Mac is new to the planet. We review a classic so bad it's good movie, Mac and Me, for our theme of "kids' movies we loved and couldn't live without." Quick Facts Directed by Stewart Raffill (The Ice Pirates and Tammy and the T-Rex) Written by Steve Feke and Stewart Raffill Distributed by Orion Pictures (Robocop and Great Balls of Fire) Released on August 12, 1988 (United States) Budget: $13 million Box Office: $6.4 million Rotten Tomatoes: 7% Tomatometer / 38% Popcornmeter Starring Jade Calegory as Eric Cruise (Had Spina Bifida in real life) Jonathan Ward as Michael Cruise Christine Ebersole as Janet Cruise (SNL alum 81-82) Lauren Stanley as Debbie Tina Caspary as Courtney (Was originally cast as Kelly Bundy on Married…with Children) How to listen and reach Analog Jones and the Temple of Film Discuss these movies and more on our Facebook page. You can also listen to us on iTunes, iHeartRADIO, Podbean, Spotify, and Youtube! Please email us at analogjonestof@gmail.com with any comments or questions! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode we're talking Asian Swing Tings! From Beijing and Tokyo to Wuhan and Shanghai there's a bunch of tea being served! Enjoy x
On this day in 1957, Jerry Lee Lewis recorded Great Balls of Fire.
Dan & Manny put the 1988 Tim Burton classic
Ask Dutch Anything 50 | Great Balls of FIRE! | William Regal, Mental Health, Crotch Stuffing A broad spectrum of sujects today on Ask Dutch Anything. We start with some further information on last week's subject of Dutch Mantell rumored WWE faction in 2008. Then we take a look at another crazy indy spot involving lighting a guy's crotch on fire, Dutch's favorite angles from SMW and managing your mental health as a wrestler in the road. All these subjects and more in this week's Ask Dutch Anything! Got a question for Dutch Mantell? Email it to: questionsfordutch@gmail.com PW Tees Store - https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/dutchmantell https://www.youtube.com/@ShaneDouglasOfficial https://www.youtube.com/@WSI https://www.facebook.com/storytimewithdutchmantell Email questions to: questionsfordutch@gmail.com Email for signed merch: dirtydutchmantell@gmail.com Got a question for Dutch Mantell? Email it to: questionsfordutch@gmail.com Want signed merchandise from Dutch Mantell? Email: dirtydutchmantell@gmail.com
Hello friends! Songwriter, producer, and business woman extraordinaire Brandi Warden is my guest for episode 1406! Brandi comes from a music industry family that has had 8 decades of someone in the family having a song on the billboard charts. Brandi is no different. She most recently co-wrote and co-produced the album Jackpot! by her husband's band, Monte Warden and the Dangerous Few, which is currently at #47 on the Americana chart and their song "Waxahatchee Hoochie Coo" is currently at #42 on the Americana singles chart. We have an amazing conversation about her incredible family from her uncle working at Sun Records in the 50's and recording "Great Balls of Fire" for Jerry Lee Lewis and "I Walk the Line" for Johnny Cash and more, her grandparents had hits with Johnny Paycheck and others, her dad wrote from Johnny Paycheck, Garth Brooks, George Strait and more and sold over 35 millions albums (and that's not even all of it), her journey in the publishing part of music, songwriting, producing and much more. I had a blast hanging with Brandi. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere you pod. If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1 Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie
This episode contains: Ben and Devon are eventually joined by Steven on this all new episode. Devon saw Inside Out 2 with his kids for Father's Day. Steven got some cool gifts then did nothing. Ben helped set up a booth at a Pride Festival and then he and his son played Star Trek: Elite Force II deathmatch. Steven and Ben discuss the pros and cons of the Apple Watch. Great Balls of Fire: Pair plasmas found in deep space can now be generated in the lab. Researchers have experimentally generated high-density relativistic electron-positron pair-plasma beams by producing two to three orders of magnitude more pairs than previously reported. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2024/06/240613161155.htm Duh Duh Dun Dun Duh Duh, Deck Of Boards!: Ben discusses the "Deck of Boards" system, which allows you to easily create custom boards for playing abstract strategy games like chess, checkers, and Go. The system uses magnetic backing and washers to create flexible boards that can be set up quickly. The author has used the Deck of Boards to play a variety of games, including Adere, Othello, Qawale, Tintas, and ZERTZ. The key benefits are the ease of setup and the ability to experiment with different board layouts. https://www.ludism.org/ppwiki/ https://sites.google.com/view/singularitygames/modular-magnetic-boards?authuser=0#h.gxtnut7b1p9i https://www.looneylabs.com/games/pyramid-arcade https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g90WbcBqsdI&ab_channel=BillMakingStuff https://play.abstractplay.com/ Movie Review: Devon and Steven discuss Godzilla Minus One. Devon had an interesting experiencing watching the movie with multiple interruptions over three nights. Is it a prequal, sequel, or reboot? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godzilla_Minus_One Book Club: Stories in the Sand by Griffin McElroy. "There was not a Jawa on Tatooine who did not believe wholeheartedly that there was more sand below them than there was sky above." Ben did not do his homework. Steven and Ben liked the new perspective from the Star Wars universe. https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Stories_in_the_Sand Next week: These Alien Skies (Black Stars) by C.T. Rwizi. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B098QRGYHR?ref_=dbs_m_aos_rwt_calw_tkin_3&storeType=ebooks
Send The Movie Wire a message!This week on the show! Witness how the strangers became the strangers in The Strangers: Chapter 1Imaginary friends get real in the new family film IFHe's not a killer but he can pretend in the early review of the Netflix original Hit Man (streams on Netflix June 7th)And FinallyA revisit of my early review of The Garfield MovieReady for my verdict? Let's get into it!*Help support the show by leaving a review on Apple podcast or Spotify!**You can now listen to The Movie Wire on YouTube.! Listen and subscribe here!If you haven't tuned in, followed, or subscribed to The Cultworthy Cinema Podcast and The Movie Wire's new crossover show Back 2 the Balcony, now is your time, because this week we cover the 1989 Jerry Lee Lewis bio pic Great Balls of Fire! Apple PodcastSpotifyYouTubeMake sure you check out the Casting Views podcast and my upcoming appearance on the Casting Views episode of Pilot Views, where we cover one of the most memorable tv comedies of all time. Listen here!
Dr. Jordan B. Peterson sits down in person with legendary actor Dennis Quaid. They discuss his upcoming film in which he portrays the titular Ronald Reagan, what the former president understood about Marxism, how he dealt with the Soviet cold war, how an actor learns to leave the character after each take, the responsibility to portray flaws as well virtues, existing as an Independent in Hollywood, and the state of the industry as well as the country today. Dennis William Quaid is an American actor and gospel singer. He is known for his starring roles in Breaking Away (1979), The Right Stuff (1983), The Big Easy (1986), Innerspace (1987), Great Balls of Fire! (1989), Dragonheart (1996), The Parent Trap (1998), Frequency (2000), The Rookie (2002), The Day After Tomorrow (2004), In Good Company (2004), Flight of the Phoenix (2004), Yours, Mine & Ours (2005), and Vantage Point (2008). He received a Golden Globe Award nomination for his role in Far from Heaven (2002). Quaid has appeared in over a hundred and twenty feature films, and The Guardian named him one of the best actors never to have received an Academy Award nomination. - Links - 2024 tour details can be found here https://jordanbpeterson.com/events Peterson Academy https://petersonacademy.com/ For Dennis Quaid: On Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dennisquaid/ Reagan (Upcoming film) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1723808/
1. One More Night – Can (5:35) 2. Paperhouse (EDF ‘Beat Club', 1971) – Can (6:51) 3. Spoon – Can (3:06) 4. Trenchtown Rock (live) – Bob Marley & the Wailers (4:22) 5. Dub Organiser (Cloak & Dagger v.3) – The Upsetters (3:26) 6. Watch This Sound – Slim Smith (2:37) 7. Mr Big Stuff – Jean Knight (2:44) 8. Tezeta (slow version) – Getatchew Kassa (5:09) 9. Woman of the Ghetto – Marlena Shaw (6:00) 10. Ghetto Child – Detroit Spinners (3:48) 11. Body of An American – The Pogues (4:46) 12. A Pair of Brown Eyes – The Pogues (3:40) 13. The Broad Majestic Shannon – The Pogues (2:50) 14. Sally Johnson – Lowe Stokes & Riley Puckett (2:57) 15. Great Balls of Fire – Jerry Lee Lewis (1:50) 16. Raunchy – Bill Justis (2:24) 17. Say You Don't Mind – Denny Laine (3:11) 18. American Without Tears – Elvis Costello (4:30) 19. Koresy – Ninie Doniah (5:05) 20. O Those Who Envy Our Love – Mohammad Al-Amin (8:02) 21. The Shake – Laurie Johnson Orchestra (2:13) 22. Balancê – Sara Tavares (4:04) 23. Visa från Utanmyra – Jan Johansson (4:28) 24. Lawns – Carla Bley Sextet (7:06) 25. Trinity – Tomasz Stanko (5:06) 26. Past, Present & Future – Shangri-Las (2:40) Outro: Pogles Walk – Vernon Elliott Ensemble
Pat and Lisa argue over the Barbie movie. And they also argue over porn movies. And they argue over some other stuff. “Hey Pat, feel free to never watch this movie again.” Songs in this episode: “Great Balls of Fire” Jerry Lee Lewis (1957) “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On” Jerry …
What do you do when you encounter two wizards throwing balls of fire at each other? Soothe them with archaeological theory of course! In this episode, Ash and Tilly have a slightly different task ahead of them as they discuss the history of processual versus post-processual archaeology, all in an attempt to deal with the intricate politics of academic research.Links Michael Shanks and Ian Hodder chapter on “Processual, Postprocessual, and Interpretive Archaeologies” (1995) Michael Shanks Chapter on “Post-processual archaeology and after” (2005)Contact Email: andmytrowel@gmail.com Instagram: @and.my.trowelTranscripts For rough transcripts of this episode, go to: https://www.archpodnet.com/trowel/13ArchPodNet APN Website: https://www.archpodnet.com APN on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/archpodnet APN on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/archpodnet APN on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/archpodnet Tee Public Store: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/archaeology-podcast-network?ref_id=5724Affiliates Motion: https://www.archpodnet.com/motion Liquid I.V.Ready to shop better hydration, use my special link https://zen.ai/thearchaeologypodnetworkfeed to save 20% off anything you order.
The Cross References Podcast with Luke Taylor: Episode 107In this episode, you'll receive incontrovertible proof that Ezekiel 28 is a chapter about no mere human ruler but the devil himself.0:00 - Introduction2:45 - Ezekiel 28- Speak of the Devil8:55 - Nachash- The Shining Serpent15:55 - Great Balls of Fire19:50 - Notes and Closing ThoughtsUnveiling the Spiritual Realm in Ezekiel 28: Speak of the Devil
Despite some tech issues to start the show, the guys are back together for a jam packed fast paced show. After some St. Louis Blues discussion, Mark reviews Shazam, Blake reviews Detective Pikachu and Sal gives his too early Big Brother picks. Then after Mark talks about his experience at Crusherfest, the guys discuss the passing of Adrian “Lionheart” McCallum, a bunch of big AEW news, some various stories from WWE, MLW and even Impact Wrestling. Finally they discuss the NJPW G1 Climax, the 24/7 Championship, Firefly Funhouse and do a full preview of WWE Stomping Grounds. Come join as they kick ass, take names in their boots or something like that. We really miss Great Balls of Fire.
Somehow 2017 wrestling includes a man getting thrown into a pool, Japanse wrestlers in Cali, a Jerry Lewis song, an owl, a flag match and a live rap battle. The guys discuss how that sentence makes sense as well as the crazy start of Big Brother, how the Devils stole Marcus Johnasson from the Washington Capitals, ridiculous contracts and even rant one last time about Ilya Kovalchuck.
After discussing some fun that was had at Scotty's Bachelor Party, the guys bring Mark back on to discuss Ducktales, Dirty Dancing, Bill Nye Saves The World and Justin Bieber insulting the Spanish language. Then lose their minds over Jinder Mahal and preview WWE Extreme Rules which will set up the main event for...Great Balls of Fire.
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The shipbuilding begins! As Jabitha (that can't be right) leaves our heroes at the gate of the great factory, they meet new characters just in time for Anakin to start making it weird. Meanwhile, Seinar hangs out on his ship, and we hear about the comic misadventures of Ke Daiv, currently trying to buy a Sekotan ship. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week we welcome the Million Dollar Quartet! THE BOYS ARE BACK IN BRANSON! The fan-favorite Rock 'n‘ Roll show “The Million Dollar Quartet” is back in Branson in the Playhouse Dinner Theater at Shepherd of the Hills. This smash hit, based on the Tony award- winning production, takes you back to 1956 to the studio of the Father of Rock n Roll, Sam Phillips at the Sun Records Studios when Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, and Jerry Lee Lewis actually came together for the greatest jam session in music history. Million Dollar Quartet takes you behind the scenes and puts you in the middle of the action as these four musicians, who became legends, returned to the studio of legendary producer, Sam Phillips, the man who invented Rock 'n' Roll. It is equal parts stage drama and foot-tapping live performance with hits like “Great Balls of Fire”, “Hound Dog”, “I Walk the Line”, “Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On”, and more. We're serving up a delicious dinner while enjoying an unforgettable night of Rock'n'Roll! Shepherd of the Hills Homestead has been a favorite of Branson visitors for decades. The Ozark Mountains caught Nation's interest in 1907 when Harold Bell Wright's novel, The Shepherd of the Hills, was published. Wright's characters in the novel are based on people he met during his visit to the Ozark Mountains in the late 1800's, and the places he describes are on or surrounding the Shepherd of the Hills property of today. While visiting, you can take a Historic Farm Tour and experience the Shepherd of the Hills Outdoor Drama, which bring Wright's timeless tale to life. You can check out their website: www.TheShepherdOfTheHills.com. Or call: 417-334-4191.
Back in 2019, Uri Friedman wrote that we "find ourselves—as you will have heard in the corridors of power and conference rooms of think tanks, and read in the government's strategy documents and the media's coverage of international relations—in an era of “great-power competition." "As Friedman noted, "great-power competition" has even" achieved hallowed acronym status—GPC..." It's been nearly eight years since the term took off, and international-relations theorists are only just starting to take a close look at its analytical and conceptual dimensions. In this "Whiskey Optional," Ali Wyne, Stacie Goddard, and Jon DiCicco join Dan for a discussion of where, if at all, "GPC" fits into international-relations theory.Works mentioned in this episode include: Ali Wynne, America's Great-Power Opportunity (Polity, 2022); Stacie Goddard, When Right Makes Might: Rising Powers and World Order (Cornell, 2018) & "The Outsiders: How the International System Can Still Check China and Russia," Foreign Affairs (May/June 2022); Jon DiCicco and Tudor Onea, "Great-Power Competition," Oxford Research Encyclopedia of International Studies, 2023; A.F.K. Organski, World Politics (Knopf, 1958); and Daniel Nexon, "Against Great Power Competition," Foreign Affairs (2021).
GREAT BALLS OF FIRE, this week's Extreme Life is coming in hot! On this episode of the podcast, Matt Hardy and Jon Alba look back at WWE's one-off "Great Balls of Fire" pay-per-view, which featured The Hardy Boyz in their first-ever tag team Iron Man match against The Bar, Sheamus and Cesaro! Special thanks to this week's sponsors! GameTime- Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code HARDY for $20 off your first purchase (terms apply). Athletic Greens- Try AG1 and get a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D AND 5 free AG1 Travel Packs with your first purchase. Go to drinkAG1.com/HARDY. FOLLOW AND SUBSCRIBE TO ALL THINGS MATT HARDY at https://linktr.ee/matthardypod Stop throwing your money on rent! Get into a house with NO MONEY DOWN and roughly the same monthly payment at SaveWithConrad.com On AdFreeShows.com, you get early, ad-free access to more than a dozen of your favorite wrestling podcasts, starting at just $9! And now, you can enjoy the first week...completely FREE! Sign up for a free trial - and get a taste of what Ad Free Shows is all about. Start your free trial today at AdFreeShows.com If your business targets 25-54 year old men, there's no better place to advertise than right here with us on the Extreme Life of Matt Hardy. You've heard us do ads for some of the same companies for years...why? Because it works! And with our super targeted audience, there's very little waste. Go to AdvertiseWithHardy.com now and find out more about advertising with the Extreme Life of Matt Hardy. Get all of your Extreme Life of Matt Hardy merchandise at https://boxofgimmicks.com/collections/matt-hardy-extreme Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
GREAT BALLS OF FIRE, this week's Extreme Life is coming in hot! On this episode of the podcast, Matt Hardy and Jon Alba look back at WWE's one-off "Great Balls of Fire" pay-per-view, which featured The Hardy Boyz in their first-ever tag team Iron Man match against The Bar, Sheamus and Cesaro! Special thanks to this week's sponsors! GameTime- Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code HARDY for $20 off your first purchase (terms apply). Athletic Greens- Try AG1 and get a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D AND 5 free AG1 Travel Packs with your first purchase. Go to drinkAG1.com/HARDY. FOLLOW AND SUBSCRIBE TO ALL THINGS MATT HARDY at https://linktr.ee/matthardypod Stop throwing your money on rent! Get into a house with NO MONEY DOWN and roughly the same monthly payment at SaveWithConrad.com On AdFreeShows.com, you get early, ad-free access to more than a dozen of your favorite wrestling podcasts, starting at just $9! And now, you can enjoy the first week...completely FREE! Sign up for a free trial - and get a taste of what Ad Free Shows is all about. Start your free trial today at AdFreeShows.com If your business targets 25-54 year old men, there's no better place to advertise than right here with us on the Extreme Life of Matt Hardy. You've heard us do ads for some of the same companies for years...why? Because it works! And with our super targeted audience, there's very little waste. Go to AdvertiseWithHardy.com now and find out more about advertising with the Extreme Life of Matt Hardy. Get all of your Extreme Life of Matt Hardy merchandise at https://boxofgimmicks.com/collections/matt-hardy-extreme Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Okay, now what? We graduated, and there's a fucking writer's strike, and a pending actors strike. Wait, this is not what I showed up for. I've been a member of SAG AFTRA for over 30 years and a working actress for over 30 years. And let me tell you something, I've been through a lot of strikes, and you know what the greatest thing about them is? They end. There is a lot you can do right now, and that's getting ready. The number one thing I recommend to actors getting out of drama school is learning "the Language of the Agents and the Casting Directors." If you think you learned it in drama school, I am here to tell you that, no, you did not. Chances are that you did not learn what the industry was like from the agents and the casting director's points of view. Some of the things to know, though, is that yes, you are the newbies on the block, and you are fresh meat. Everybody's all excited about you, but this is the thing you need to know is there have been thousands of you beforehand, and the more you can learn to be professional, and what I mean by that is to not waste an agent and a casting director's time. So it is best to keep your ears open and listen to what industry professionals are saying. As a casting director, the number one thing I cannot stand is actors who waste my time. And one of the ways they waste my time is if I'm in the middle of casting and I want to audition you, I need you to already know some of the things that I talk about in that masterclass because I don't have time to train you. You also understand that if somebody goes out of their way to give you advice, listen to it. That's why when people reach out to me over social media, if they make some kind of a blunder, I actually say to them, "Hey, I'm going to be honest with you. I'm not going to take your submission seriously because you did this or that or the other thing. A lot of people call me Pamela. My name is Peter. A lot of people say, dear Peter and Pamela, well, you obviously haven't done your research on me. And if you are looking for me to hire you on a job, I would hope that you would know what to call me. And I know that sounds like a really silly thing, but that's just kind of that immediately tells me that you haven't even done one ounce of a bit of research on me. You've got Google, the internet, do your research. The other thing that I would say is that although you may have been told how special you were in drama school, you are entering a whole new realm here. There are lots of special people here, and there are lots of really talented actors here. One of the pieces of advice that I wish somebody had given me many years ago was, don't ever, ever, ever underestimate how good you need to be. This means keep up your training and keep doing your warmups. Keep practicing your voice. Keep going to dance classes, keep going to movement classes. Keep going to acting classes. Finally, I want to talk to you about core work. That's the work on yourself, and that's the hardest thing because when you are early in your career, you can be given phenomenal opportunities. I was given some, and I'm going, to be honest with you, I blew it. I auditioned for two films. I'll talk about the Jerry Lee Lewis film Great Balls of Fire with Dennis Quaid, and Winona Rider got the part I also auditioned for. For Say Anything, I auditioned for the Lily Taylor role in that. First of all, I should mention I was very young. I was still a minor actually, when I auditioned, and this was the thing, I didn't have the confidence. I didn't believe that I was talented enough. I didn't believe I was good enough. As even a human being, I don't even think I got a call back for that one, and that's okay. I wish I'd had the core work and the work on myself at even that young age because what I didn't understand was that I needed to work for me when all I was doing was working against me. I remember going into the audition and giving away the part to every other actress in that room. I remember being scared to meet this big casting director when I felt so small. There are so many things I wish I had worked on as a young actor, but more than any of them, it's core work. I let my ego get in the way of giving a great audition. I was so right for that part. I could have kicked some serious ass, but my focus was in the wrong place. Stop working against yourself. Start working for yourself. You can do this. You can do this, and although I understand you are coming to this industry in one heck of an interesting time period with AI and strikes and so much going on. The fact of the matter is if you work for you instead of against you, you can do it. Become a damn good actor. Be good at your job. That's what we, the casting director, are hiring you for. Know "the Language of the Agents and the Casting Directors," I can help you with that in the Working Actor Road Map.
Hello friends! Legendary rock and roll madman, activist, thinker, talker, Mojo Nixon is my guest for episode 1275! Mojo is the subject of an incredible, new documentary, "The Mojo Manifesto: The Life And Times Of Mojo Nixon", directed by long time bass player, Matt Eske. It's currently available to rent on Amazon, Apple TV or wherever you rent your movies. Go to mojomanifestomovie.com for more info. You can hear Mojo on Sirius XM Outlaw Radio weekdays at 4 pm EST where he's the "Loon In The Afternoon". We have a great conversation about what it took to make "The Mojo Manifesto: The Life And Times Of Mojo Nixon", his crazy life, his connection to Austin, MTV, making the Jerry Lee Lewis biopic, "Great Balls of Fire", Ron Goudie, retiring from music, getting into radio and much more. I had a great time getting to know Mojo. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! Get the best, full-spectrum CBD products from True Hemp Science and enter code HDIGH for a special offer from How Did I Get Here? If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1 Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie
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Jonathan Carey and Michelle Cassidy of the Atlas Places Team bring us stories about the biggest balls of twine. Plus, a special guest adds an additional tangle to the tale. READ MORE IN THE ATLAS: https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/world-s-largest-ball-of-twine
Hosts Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot are joined by indie rock stalwarts Superchunk for a live performance and interview at the Goose Island Tap Room in Chicago. The hosts also pay tribute to Jerry Lee Lewis. Join our Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/3sivr9TBecome a member on Patreon: https://bit.ly/3slWZvcSign up for our newsletter: https://bit.ly/3eEvRnGMake a donation via PayPal: https://bit.ly/3dmt9lUSend us a Voice Memo: Desktop: bit.ly/2RyD5Ah Mobile: sayhi.chat/soundops Featured Songs:Superchunk, "Endless Summer," Wild Loneliness, Merge, 2022Jerry Lee Lewis, "Great Balls of Fire," Great Balls of Fire (Single), Sun, 1957Jerry Lee Lewis and the Nashville Teens, "Good Golly, Miss Molly (Live 1964)," Live at the Star Club, Hamburg, Philips, 1964Jerry Lee Lewis, "Middle Age Crazy," Country Memories, Mercury, 1977Superchunk, "This Night," Wild Loneliness, Merge, 2022Superchunk, "Wild Loneliness," Wild Loneliness, Merge, 2022Superchunk, "City of the Dead," Wild Loneliness, Merge, 2022Superchunk, "Endless Summer (Live on Sound Opinions)," Wild Loneliness, Merge, 2022Superchunk, "If You're Not Dark," Wild Loneliness, Merge, 2022Superchunk, "Learned to Surf (Live on Sound Opinions)," Majesty Shredding, Merge, 2010
The party returns to heal Lord Loamish, but something is rotten in the state of Witherveins, and in the glowering stillness of Bramblecastle. Follow us on social media: https://linktr.ee/TalesFromTheStinkyDragon Check our our merch: https://store.roosterteeth.com/collections/tales-from-the-stinky-dragon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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