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9 episodes with greg weeks
In this episode the dudes had the amazing opportunity to talk with Greg Weeks!! Greg is known for many bands but you may know him from The Red Chord and Umbra Vitae. Hear us talk about things such as The Red Chords first shows in seven years, teaching him about new bands he's unsure of, metal music of course, and some life hacks to live by…Grab a beer, find your seats, and enjoy the show!! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dudestalkrock/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dudestalkrock/support
Our show today begins with a story from Toronto, regarding a big event forthcoming courtesy of Lee Baxter Promotions, headlined by undefeated Nick Fantauzzi who'll battle Greg Weeks for the Canadian Light Heavyweight title; co-featuring is the Steve Rolls - the main event at Madison Square Garden in his last fight as he took the heavy-handed Edgar Berlanga for the WBO NABO Super Middleweight title, and Canada's female Super Bantamweight champion, Amanda Galle, is back in action as well. We then offer boxing fans news regarding an 11-bout card coming up at the Fillmore in Philadelphia, and provide an update on lightweight champion Jamaine Ortiz and conclude with pre-fight quotes from Danny Garcia and Jose Benavidez Jr with respect to their fight. https://talkinfight.com/todays-boxing-news-headlines-ep202-boxing-news-today/ Watch live on TalkinFight.com and more episodes on YouTube.com/c/TalkinFight #TalkinFight #Boxen247 #BoxingNews @Lee Baxter Promotions
Last Thursday I had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Greg Weeks, a political scientist at UNC-Charlotte who specializes in Latin American politics, about the relationship between Trump and AMLO. We also ranged into questions of intra-Latin American politics, and of what US-Mexico relations will look like over the next four years or so.
We're very excited to have the Greatest Man, The Red Chord bassist Greg Weeks, back on the show to talk about his new band, Sexless Marriage and just sit in and goof around with us. Besides talking about his band and catching up, we play a bunch of Chris Holmes music videos, Greg shares some old tales from Ozzfest, and we recount when Greg was in our Antichrist-mas Special and the days when Rob & Sid lived together. Join our Patreon to watch the video version and get a bonus episode each month, and other behind the scenes goodies. More info here. Follow us on: Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and our Discord Chat See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Greg came on to share his experiences with Pivoting his face to face yoga business to online Plus he goes into detail on how he's transitioned back to face to face but also kept it online So, if this sounds a little like something you are planning to do Check out this interview! David :)
Released to critical acclaim, Marissa Nadler’s third album, Songs III: Bird on the Water, is a record which sees the her begin to expand her sonic palette. Joined by folk-cum-psychedelic rock outfit Espers on a few of the tracks (the album was produced by founding member Greg Weeks), her sound is augmented with hints of synth, electric guitar, cello, percussion and harp. For the first time she really begins to truly channel the American gothic vibes that she’d be tagged with for years, and the results are pretty interesting. As it turns out, her back catalogue was much bigger than Mark initially realised, so with that in mind we give as much of discography a going over as we can, bar the odd bandcamp only release. The results are mixed, with split opinion amongst the troops about Nadler’s oeuvre. So what do you think? Is this an unsung classic or is it just a wee bit meh? Vote on Twitter below. DON’T FORGET - You can subscribe for $2 a month to access to our episodes a few days earlier, as well as regular bonus content and access to our AAA backstage Facebook group. Head on over to our Patreon to learn more: www.patreon.com/unsungpod
Joseph A. Gervasi's youthful punk projects included The Cabbage Collective,NO LONGER A FANzine, Philly Zine, and The Orgasmic Toilet Band. Non-punk later projects include Exhumed Films (www.ExhumedFilms.com) and his business, Diabolik DVD (www.DiabolikDVD.com). Joseph co-conceived The Valerie Project with Greg Weeks. It was a live musical accompaniment to the 1970 Czech New Wave film Valerie and Her Week of Wonders. Live performances were held in Philadelphia, MoMA in NYC, Jarvis Cocker's Meltdown Festival at the Royal Festival Hall in London, and around North America. A CD/LP was released by Drag City in the US and Finders Keepers in the UK. The music and interviews with Joseph and Greg Weeks appear on the Criterion Collection release of the film. Joseph's less youthful punk project is LOUD! FAST! PHILLY!, an "aural history" of hardcore punk in Philadelphia. These interviews (along with portraits of many of the interview subjects by Karen Kirchhoff) can be found at www.LoudFastPhilly.com or wherever podcasts can be heard. More recently Joseph has been involved with the Pete Buttigieg campaign, the organization Veterans For Responsible Leadership (www.VFRL.org), and the Dr. Jill Biden For First Lady Facebook page. Joseph lives in Philadelphia. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adultingwell/support
In this episode we report on the state of the SECOLAS journal, The Latin Americanist. Steven chatted with editor Greg Weeks, and annals issue co-editors Gregory Crider and Jürgen Buchenau. Together they explored the world of journal publishing, endorsed good citizenship to the academe, and tried their best to convince us that the Mexican Revolution explains absolutely everything! Take a listen.
In this episode we report on the state of the SECOLAS journal, The Latin Americanist. Steven chatted with editor Greg Weeks, and annals issue co-editors Gregory Crider and Jürgen Buchenau. Together they explored the world of journal publishing, endorsed good citizenship to the academe, and tried their best to convince us that the Mexican Revolution explains absolutely everything! Take a listen.
After 20-plus years of movement away from military rule and toward civilian democracy, Latin America's militaries are again playing larger, more political roles—a trend that COVID-19 is exacerbating. Here to talk about this is Greg Weeks of UNC-Charlotte.
I was recently out on tour with a Beatles tribute band playing cruise ships in Europe and Asia. I sat down with bandmates Greg Weeks and Paul Canning while we were at sea to discuss Beatles, music, life and whatnot.… The post Cruisin’ with The Beatlemaniacs – Rockin’ And Rollin’ And Whatnot ep17 appeared first on TRAMPS LIKE US.
Pastor Baker discusses theological distinctions between Law & Gospel with guest Pastor Wes Reimnitz. Today's rumination topic is an article by Greg Weeks about what believers can learn (or not) from non-believers titled “What non-believers can teach the religious.” Read the article at on the St. Louis Post-Dispatch website.
They are associated with luxury but historically this has not always been the case. They live in all oceans, yet I am partial and prejudiced to those from New England. Today it's the food history and food art of lobster. My guest Greg Weekes shares his insight and stories as a Cape Cod Lobsterman. Their form and colour have inspired artists throughout the ages. There's art from the Moche civilisation of Peru, Albrecht Durer, Claara Peeters, Anne Vallayer-Coster, Judith Sobel and Carrie Mae Weems.
In this episode, our host Kristin Wolff talks with Dr. Greg Weeks, consultant researcher, professor, and former Director of Washington State’s Labor Market Information system. Greg has authored numerous papers looking at the returns to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) – the labor market outcomes of workers with credentials in STEM skills, using WA’s longitudinal data system. (Spoiler alert: the returns are not particularly equitable across demographic groups). He’s also conducting research on the size and nature of non-standard employment (e.g. the “gig” economy) and has much to share about how longitudinal data can help us better understand how our labor markets work. Enjoy! For more information: * Education Research and Date Center (ERDC): https://erdc.wa.gov/ * Returns to STEM Research: https://erdc.wa.gov/publications/economic-returns * MEF & Associates (Gig Economy research): https://mefassociates.com/our-work/ * Find Greg LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-weeks-ph-d-81957612/ Have you heard? Making Better Work has launched a newsletter. Sign up here or tweet (@kristinwolff) or email (Kristin_Wolff@spra.com) and we’ll sign you up _______ Disclaimer: This podcast was produced by Social Policy Research and Workforce 180 with support from the US Department of Labor. The views expressed are those of the speakers and should not be attributed to the US Department of Labor or other public agencies (state, federal, or local). Mentions of trade names, commercial products or organizations does not imply endorsement of same by the US Government or representatives.
This week's episode was particularly hilarious. We caught up with longtime friend of the Metal Injection Livecast, Greg Weeks, bassist of the Red Chord. We reunited Greg with Sid's favorite caller, Pizza Destroyer. The resulting conversation was magic. We also discussed Metallica's return to the studio, prostate exams, South Park vs. The Simpsons, explaining what a podcast is and bowling. Here's this week's playlist: The Red Chord – Antman Burnt By The Sun – Battleship Goes Cube – Thunderheads Please help support the show and pick up a brand new t-shirt. Click below for all the choices: Listen to the Metal Injection Livecast on Stitcher or on iTunes (please leave a rating/review as well). Also, make sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Youtube. Join us live next week starting at 6pm Eastern (3PM Pacific Time) and going until 8PM eastern time for an all new edition of the Livecast. Leave a voicemail below with any thoughts on this week's show or questions for the cast members:
There is no new episode this week but we compiled some of our favorite content from the last few years of doing the show including an interview with Gunface and Greg Weeks of The Red Cord, the origin of "Red Chord merge," calls from Nina and Shlomo, Rob talking about going to a bath house and also discussing a time he got laid, Danzig and his bricks, anal runoff, Larry King and more. Listen to the Metal Injection Livecast on Stitcher or on iTunes (please leave a rating/review as well). Also, make sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Youtube.
Unfortunately, we are not around this week to record a new episode. We will be back to our regularly scheduled fart jokes next week, but until then enjoy this little mixtape of some of our favorite recent interviews. You will hear our interview with Greg Puciato from the Dillinger Escape Plan, the "Iron Sheik" confronting MMA fighter Josh Barnett, Suicide Silence playing everybody's favorite game show, Death or No Death and a surprise call to Greg Weeks of the Red Chord as per request by one of our callers, Pizza Destroyer. We'll see you guys next week!
This edition of the Livecast began with stories. Sean told a story about how he took a shitty cooking class and then Rob told a story about being invited to a murder mystery party. In the second hour, we got on the phone with Garrett Weinstein, who drew that awesome comic with Rob in it and he told us about some of his other works (which you could look at here PBOTB.com). At the end of the show, Pizza Destroyer called in and asked us when we would have a member of The Red Chord on so that he can ask an urgent sounding question. So we called Greg Weeks to give The Pizza his opportunity. The resulting interaction was hilarious, and an all-time great Livecast moment. Greg also revealed what date he will come down to cohost show, so stay tuned for that. The show ends with Rob laughing far too long and too weird. Here is this week's playlist: Inevitable End – Zen Jolly – Downstream Emperor – The Ancient Queen Edguy The Savage Union Burst – Black But Shining Faith No More – Cuckoo for caca Immortal – The Cold Winds Of Funeral Frost
On this very momentous 100th edition of the Metal Inejction Livecast, we were joined by some very special guests. We started the show talking about the recent shooting in Arizona. Sean then told us about his recent experiences doing jury duty. About a half hour into the show, we had our first guest on the show, Greg Puciato of The Dillinger Escape Plan, who answered a wide range of questions about working out tips, Dave Mustaine stories and some very revealing info about his and Dillinger's future plans. We took a music break and were joined by two of the world's greatest men, Greg Weeks and Gunface of The Red Chord who talked even less about metal than Greg Puciato. Gunface had some problems with his phone which were eventually resolved, but they eventually talked about their jingles, Gunface's new career as a voiceover artist, Greg selling his beard and much more. After the call, we heard our first news report from our new correspondant "The Ripper" before ending the show with two classic bits. Here is this week's playlist: The Dillinger Escape Plan – Room Full Of Eyes Harvey Milk – We Destroy the Family Big Business – Hands Up Vision Divine – The Killing Speed Of Time Hellnation – Not Smooth Jazz Black Flag – Fix Me Slayer – Guilty Of Being White Don't forget to join us next week for our extended THREE HOUR special edition of the Livecast from 8 to 11pm eastern, featuring very special guest Oderus Urungus aka Dave Brockie of GWAAARRRRRR sitting in the studio. It's going to be epic! Keep up with Metal Injection Livecast updates by becoming a fan on Facebook.
On this post-election day edition of the Metal Injection Livecast we started things off with a special press conference featuring "Jimmy McMullen", leader of the Rent Is Too Damn High party. Once we began the show, we started briefly talking about politics and mention Ozzy appearing at the Rally To Restore Sanity and/or Fear. We then get a bunch of callers and actually talk about music including new music from Athiest, Between the Buried and Me and Dimmu Borgir. We try to decide which characters from Seinfeld each member of the Livecast would be and wrapped up the first hour with 3D trying to get details on one of our callers moms, We start the second hour with Greg Weeks, bassist of The Red Chord calling in and giving everybody some advice. He starts by explaining to Noa how she could get rid of a guy that just can't take a hint. He also answers various callers' questions and then Shlomo calls in and gives him a rendition of "Dreaming In Dog Years". After a music break, Mrs. Divatelli joins us to give a special report on the election results from yesterday, as well as her opinions on Prop 19 and smoking in general. Here is this week's playlist: Creedence Clearwater Revival – Bad Moon Rising Daughters – The First Supper Fiend Without A Face – Black Grass Angra – Live And Learn GWAR – War Is All We Know
We know we say new episodes every week, but it's been a while since we took a week off, plus America's funnyman, and one of our heroes, Neil F'N Hamburger is doing a rare performance in the greater NY area, and we just had to go. So, we decided this will be the first Wednesday we do not do a podcast since moving to a new day. Hey, give us a break, alright? But don't worry, we compiled a mixtape of a bunch of special guest call-ins that have happened in recent weeks including phone calls from Jonny Davy of JOB FOR A COWBOY, Snake Sabolnick of A LIFE ONCE LOST, Ian Christe of Bazillion Points Books and SiriusXM Liquid Metal, Tim Lambesis of AS I LAY DYING/AUSTRIAN DEATH MACHINE, Greg Weeks of THE RED CHORD, Paul Waggoner of BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME and Travis Ryan of CATTLE DECAPITATION playing our gameshow Death or No Death. Also, Sid is bringing his Flip camera tonight so he can show you how much fun we're having not doing the Livecast. That clip should be up a little later in the week. Feel free to to post in the comments why you think we suck for not doing the show tonight. We will be back with a new live episode next week!
UPDATE: We have added this week's Behind the Scenes video after the jump We had two very special guests on this edition of the METAL INJECTION LIVECAST, Greg Weeks of THE RED CHORD & Paul Waggonner of BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME. Greg calls early on and starts some beef with Paul, which Paul responds to later in the show. Also, when Paul comes on the air, we have a hurricane of callers, our most call-ins ever, asking deep questions about his hair cut and Cheetos. In all fairness, some dudes ask some good questions about guitars and the band. Also, we talk about Dave Ellefson's new career reading people's resumes, Geek2Geek and more! We also have a few calls from the Googler, including something in the final minutes of the show that may have been too far! Here is this week's playlist, mostly picked by 3D: THE RED CHORD – The Ugliest Truth ANTHRAX feat. PUBLIC ENEMY – Bring The Noise SUICIDAL TENDENCIES – Trip At The Brain ENTOMBED – Left Hand Path BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME – Fossil Genera – A Feed From Cloud Mountain Plus the comedic stylings of Bill Hicks and Kumail Nanjiani Click more to watch the Behind the Scenes video…
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