Podcasts about great cynics

On this edition of Ex-Rental, Ash and Brad welcome former Great Cynics frontman and host of the 101 Part Time Jobs podcast, Giles Bidder into the video shop. Giles details why he picked 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU, the link to music and film and how YOU can be cast as the next Batman villain!You can check out 101 Part Time Jobs at all good podcast hosts and you can follow Giles on Twitter @101PartTimePod. Art is courtesy of James Higgs - https://www.instagram.com/james_higgsTheme is courtesy of Tony Ware - https://tonyware.bandcamp.com/You can find Ash at the following: https://twitter.com/AshDigsFilms / https://letterboxd.com/Ashin35mmand Brad at: https://twitter.com/hadbranson / https://letterboxd.com/hadbranson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This was recorded on Thursday January 14th at 1:00pm ET, 6:00pm GMT I'm joined by musician, radio, producer, and podcast host Giles Bidder. Giles hosts the fantastic podcast, 101 Part Time Jobs, where he dives in with established an independent musicians to talk about how they sustain themselves and their music. Giles is one of the best hangs at there is we've spent many a times together over in the UK, as well as the United States. We played with his old band. Great Cynics on many occasions. You can see everything Giles is up to here: GILES BIDDER

We made it to episode ten of 'Promote The Hell Out Of It' and this week I chat to Giles Bidder! Musician, writer, radio host, podcast host and absolute dude. I met and subsequently became a massive fan of Giles from his days in Great Cynics, but he's just released a beautiful new record with his new project Dangers of Love and it was definitely time for a catch up. On the show we chat about music, self respect, side hustles, his many projects and loads more. Absolutely loved having Giles on the podcast and I hope you enjoy it too! Check out Dangers Of Love here (FFO: Rock and roll) : https://dangers-of-love.bandcamp.com/album/dangers-of-love-s-tYou can find Giles' podcast '101 Part Time Jobs' here: https://www.giles-bidder.comListen to the latest Soho Radio 'Modern Lovers' show here: https://www.sohoradiolondon.com/presenters/giles-bidder/Follow Giles on TwitterFollow Dangers of Love on InstagramAnd you might as well catch up on the Great Cynics discography as it's one of my fave's: https://greatcynics.bandcamp.comYou can sign up to the podcast mailing list here: http://eepurl.com/gcuprDSubscribe to the podcast to keep up to date with the latest episodes, share it about, give us a follow, tell me what I could be doing differently, better, less of, more of .. you get the point and thanks for listening!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/miztrujillo)

Die Great Cynics kommen aus London und machen anscheinend gerade Pause. Ansonsten sind sie eine spitzenmäßige Punk Band mit tollen Texten und sehr tanzbarer Musik. Ihr Album „I feel weird“ gehört zu den ganz großen. Ich liebe es. Im Interview erzählen sie von Fehlern, davon einfach eine Band zu starten und lehnen After Eight ab. Das Interview ist alt, sehr ...

For episode 16 Ollie Ward of Mean Caeser, Great Cynics and Myelin joins us.  We talk about recent events with Joe Sib and SideOneDummy Records, the upcoming Lightyear documentary and news involving Phinius Gage.  We discuss new music from Ducking Punches, Nervus, Red City Radio, Southpaw, Frank Turner (who Ollie tells us a funny story about), Summer Wars, Press Club, Hot Snakes, Spanish Love Songs and American Nightmare.  Ollie talks about how he got into music and the various bands he's played in over the years.

This week we have a stacked episode that is all about FEST 16 with tracks from band's playing this years event such as Superchunk, Tim Barry, and Pegboy, along with new stuff from Sincere Engineer, Seagulls, Iron Chic, and Wolves & Wolves & Wolves & Wolves. On top of all that, we've got my interview with Jeff Takacs the host and creator of Rocket Fuel Podcast. For more information on Rocket Fuel -- http://rocketfuelpodcast.com/https://www.facebook.com/rocketfuelpodcast/https://twitter.com/Rocket_Fuelhttps://www.instagram.com/rocketfuelpodcast/1. "Easily Done" by Great Cynics (from POSI)2. "Grool" by Jabber (from Well...Just Jabber)3. "Shattering" by Sincere Engineer (from Rhombithian)4. "I Don't Know, I Remember" by Fire in the Radio (from New Air)5. "Foul" by football, etc. (from Corner)6. "Otto" by The Tim Version (from Dead Bars / The Tim Version)7. "Move Like a Ghost" by toyGuitar (from Move Like a Ghost)8. "Planet Earth Nineteen-Ninety-Four" by The Copyrights (from Make Sound)9. "Superstar" by Pegboy (from Strong Reaction)10. "Up Against the Wall" by Superchunk (from "I Got Cut" b/w "Up Against the Wall")11. "Hanks" by The Toms (from Introducing...The Toms)12. "2016 Was..." by Garrett Dale (from Two Ts EP)13. "High on 95" by Tim Barry (from High on 95)14. "Highway 27" by Don't Make Ghosts (from Death Ride)Interview with Jeff Takacs from Rocket Fuel Podcast15. "Rocket Fuel" by MU330 (from MU330)16. "Be The One" by The Slow Death (from Punishers)17. "Dear John Letters" by Seagulls (from Dear John Letters)18. "End Transmission" by Nothington (from In The End)19. "Baby, I'm an Anarchist!" by Against Me! (from Against Me! Is Reinventing Axl Rose)20. "Thunderbolts" by Iron Chic (from You Can't Stay Here)21. "Excommunicate Me" by Wolves & Wolves & Wolves & Wolves (from Excommunicate Me)22. "Future Mixtape For The Art Kids [Quiet Slang]" by Beach Slang (from We Were Babies & We Were Dirtbags [Quiet Slang])23. "Take You Away" by Hot Water Music (from Light It Up)

The new Wasting Podcast line-up welcome our first guest Giles Bidder of Great Cynics.  We talk to Giles about how his love of music came about and his years of touring in GC and also Honey Joy. We also discuss recent releases by Hot Water Music, Telethon, Showoff and Propagandhi  

On this episode we have new stuff from The Gomes, The Addisons, Great Cynics, Benchmarks, and Dave Hause plus cult classics from Dag Nasty, Sinkhole, and 7 Seconds, and much more. 1. "Shizzy" by 7 Seconds (from Out The Shizzy)2. "Timing" by The Addisons (from Invisible Falls State Park)3. "M Team" by Step Into Red (from Heard It All Before)4. "Take My Heart With You" by The Bigger Empty (from Lakes & Oceans Vol. 1: Michigan)5. "Stoned Under a New Moon" by toyGuitar (from Move Like a Ghost)6. "All Ages Show" by Dag Nasty (from 85-86)7. "Next Year" by Benchmarks (from Our Undivided Attention)8. "Brooklyn Bridge" by Candy Hearts (from All The Ways You Let Me Down)9. "FOMO" by The Bombpops (from Fear Of Missing Out)10. "All I Want" by Bullet Proof Lovers (from Shot Through The Heart)11. "Wembley" by Beach Slang (from Here, I Made This For You [Beach Slang Mixtape Vol. 2])12. "Hypnotize You" by The Gomes (from Hypnotize You - Single)13. "Happiness, London" by Great Cynics (from POSI)14. "Leaner Days" by Sinkhole (from Groping for Trout)15. "Berlin" by Shallow Cuts (from Empty Beach Town)16. "Bury Me in Philly" by Dave Hause (from Bury Me in Philly)*Note* All music played on this show is done so with the express written permission of the artist, artist representative, and/or the record label.

This week was have an interview with the amazing Austin Lucas plus tons of new stuff from the likes of Nothingtong, The Bombpops, The Warning Shots, Higley, Dead Bars, and a cult classic from Mojo Nixon. Don't forget the Oklahoma Lefty Podcast giveaway. We have 10 digital copies of Lights & Motion's excellent album Dear Avalanche to give away. Just Tweet #OLPGiveaway to @OklahomaLefty1. "Butterfly Net" by Great Cynics (from POSI)2. "Earplug Girl" by Dead Bars (from Dream Gig)3. "Dying Star" by Slingshot Dakota (from Broken)4. "Comforting the Disturbed and Disturbing the Comfortable" by Dead To Me (from I Wanna Die In Los Angeles)5. "Might We Dance" by Druglords of the Avenues (from New Drugs)6. "Beck and Call" by Sundressed (from The Same Condition)7. "Wild For The Night" by The All Brights (from ...Are Wild For The Night)8. "The Lies I Need" by Nothington (from In The End)9. "Educate Me" by Serenity Now! (from Views From The 666)10. "Goodnight Old Ghost" by Higley (from Higley)11. "CA in July" by The Bombpops (from Fear Of Missing Out)12. "Tonight" by The Warning Shots (from Tonight!)13. "Don't Speak" by Notches (from Change My Mind)14. "Municipal Geography Lesson" by Deforesters (from Leonard)15. "Alone in Memphis" by Austin Lucas (from Stay Reckless)16. "Ain't We Free" by Austin Lucas (from Between The Moon & The Midwest)17. "Take Me To Your Leader" by Mojo Nixon (from Gadzooks: The Homemade Bootleg) *Note* All music played on this show is done so with the express written permission of the artist, artist representative, and/or the record label.

This week we discuss that most grand of times in a person's life -- high school. Prompted by a status making the rounds on Facebook of 10 records that made a lasting impression on you as a teenager, host Dave Brown reminisces on his high school career and how music played a big part in shaping who he was and who he became. Playlist: 1. "Only in Memories" by Great Cynics (from Only in Memories)2. "Evil Way" by Shit Present (from Misery + Disaster)3. "Out of Step (With the World)" by Minor Threat (from Complete Discography)4. "Velvet Room" by Buffalo Tom (from Let Me Come Over)5. "Totally Fucked" by Pass Away (from Totally Fucked)6. "Shaggy" by RVIVR (from The Tide b/w Shaggy)7. "Bottles Of Wine" by Don't Make Ghosts (from Death Ride)8. "Randall Commander" by The Rentiers (from Bring Me the Finest World Map Shower Curtain in all the Land)9. "The Bad Parts" by Timeshares (from Already Dead)10. "The James" by Tim Barry (from Lost & Rootless)11. "Girl Talk" by Euclid Crash (from Euclid Crash)12. "Tightrope Walker" by Broadcaster (from Tightrope Walker)13. "American Love" by Aree & the Pure Heart (from Heartsongs EP)14. "What A Shame" by Classics Of Love (from Classics Of Love)15. "Two Out Of Three Ain't Rad" by Red City Radio (from Red City Radio)16. "Bored Teenagers" by Beach Slang (from Here, I Made This For You [Beach Slang Mixtape Vol. 2])

Welcome to the inaugural edition of the Oklahoma Lefty Podcast. This show is an audio extension of this blog. Future episodes with include interviews, reviews of records, movies, comics, etc., and rants on random subjects. This time around was all about the music. 1. "Respect" by Muncie Girls (from From Caplan to Belsize)2. "F.E.F.E." by Tender Defender (from Tender Defender)3. "Clear the Air" by Off With Their Heads (from Won't Be Missed)4. "The Cross and The Switchblade" by Wolves & Wolves & Wolves & Wolves (from The Cross and The Switchblade)5. "See" by Restorations (from See/Sea)6. "Only in Memories" by Great Cynics (from Only in Memories)7. "What Happened" by Sicko (from You Are Not The Boss Of Me)8. "Wichita Skyline" by Drag the River (from Drag the River)9. "By the Time I Got to Georgia" by Billy Pettinger (from You Can Have It All)10. "Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt" by Masked Intruder (from Love and Other Crimes)11. "Empty Beach Town" by Shallow Cuts (from Empty Beach Town)12. "Small Town Shoes" by Sam Russo (from Greyhound Dreams)13. "It All Went Black" by Joe McMahon (from Another Life)14. "The Line" by Shit Present (from Misery + Disaster)15. "Highway 27" by Don't Make Ghosts (from Death Ride)*Note* All music played on this show is done so with the express written permission of the artist, artist representative, and/or the record label.

In episode 5 Chris, Darren, and Quinn are joined by James Hull, guitarist in Leagues Apart and bassist in Apologies, I Have None. The gang discuss the upcoming tours from NOFX, Jeff Rosenstock and Great Cynics, and Chelsea, as well as the Petrol Girls EP Launch and the news that Owl Sanctuary in Norwich has found a new venue.   New releases from Catch Fire (The Distance I Am from You) and Basement (Promise Everything) are reviewed.   James talks about playing in Leagues Apart and Apologies, I Have None and juggling playing music and working full time.   Off the back of Beach Slang's disappointing show at the Camden Barfly, the guys discuss what bands owe their audiences.  Do you deserve the show you want or the show the band choices to perform?   And finally 'Is Youtube killing the UK's live music scene?'.  Quinn tears apart the recent article from the BBC which questions whether Youtube stars shooting to fame and jumping straight to arena shows is the cause for small capacity venues closing across the UK.  Everyone has a chat about the state of live music in general and how difficult it can be to make from from playing music live, with reference to The Guardian's recent article with Slow Club 'Long, hard road to rock 'n' roll success: "we're essentially skint"' Twitter - @wastingtimecast Instagram - @wastingtimecast Facebook - The Wasting Time Podcast E-mail - thewastingtimepodcast@gmail.com 

To celebrate the release of Don't Need Much, the debut full length from Great Cynics (formerly Cynics), I slapped together this little ditty. It's got three tracks from the new album, and an ambling and moderately drunken interview conducted in a small car in a Lincoln car park. 00:05 Great Cynics - Nightcaps 03:04 Interview: Part the First 16:41 Great Cynics - Not Saying Sorry 19:53 Interview: Part the Second 33:34 Great Cynics - Dave and Angela ilivesweat.tumblr.com