Podcasts about grindcore house

Listen as My beautiful wife Lauren and I discuss our trip to Monster Mania '58, hitting our favorite spots in Philly, and then finish up with a quick review of the 1992 film Ghostwatch! Check out Monster Vegan : https://www.themonstervegan.com/ Check out Grindcore House : https://www.grindcorehouse.com/ To Support the Podcast : https://www.patreon.com/Horrorflicksguitarpicks

フィリーチーズステーキ、アーティストが集まるバー、ヴィーガンカフェ、グルービーなディスコ音楽で踊りまくる、”Jawn”とは？、など。   Tattooed Mom   フィラデルフィアのアーティストたちが集まるバー。 どんな人でも温かく迎えてくれるバー。様々なバックグラウンドの人がハングアウトする。 Pop Rocket というドリンクがおすすめ！   Ishkabibble’s http://bit.ly/2OC4NoJ 他のお店と比べて行列もあんまりない。 値段も安い。 Gremllin (グレムリン）   Grindcore House https://www.grindcorehouse.com/ Vegan Cafe ビーガンのスイーツがたくさんある。 Grindcoreという音楽のジャンルからきている。 近くに公園があるので、テイクアウトでそこで飲むのもいいかも。   The Trestle Inn http://bit.ly/2PtJDyo 若い人から年配の人まで、様々な人が純粋にダンスを楽しめるバー。 ダンサーがいて、みんなを盛り上げる。 70’s 80’s のグルービーな音楽が流れる。 ドレスコードもない。   Philly Slang….?   Jawn - もの、あれ、いろんなものに使われる。 Wa wa - フィラデルフィア、東海岸によくあるチェーンのショッピングモール。     Follow Jess on Instagram Jess (mc_batcommander)  

Joseph A. Gervasi interviews Josie DiCarlo of Barnet Fair, Mike Ski of True Hand Society, Shannon Roche of Crust Vegan Bakery, Mike Barone of Grindcore House, and Rob Jahn and JP Flexner of Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company. This was a panel discussion held at the Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company in Croydon, PA upon their invitation. The discussion was about punks who own and operate businesses. Despite being a terribly noise environment thanks to many individuals present not for the event but to drink and eating loudly amongst themselves, the discussion was still fascinating and well worth your time in listening. While full apologies are issued due to the sound, you’ll still find a thoughtful discussion of how each respective business came to be, what the interviewees brought to their business to make it unique, how the businesses reflect the ethics of punk, operating with a conscience under capitalism, dealing with the city/state and all the regulations that come with running a legit business, the toll making and sustaining a dream project takes on one’s life, and a great deal more. Many thanks go out to the Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company for making this event happen and helping to bring together these inspiring business owning punks. They also make excellent beer. Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company True Hand Society Crust Vegan Bakery Barnet Fair Grindcore House The post LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! Episode 77: Mike Barone, Shannon Roche, Rob Jahn, JP Flexner, Josie DiCarlo, Mike Ski of Grindcore House, Crust Vegan Bakery, Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company, Barnet Fair, True Hand Society appeared first on Cinepunx.

Joseph A. Gervasi interviews Josie DiCarlo of Barnet Fair, Mike Ski of True Hand Society,… The post LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! Episode 77: Mike Barone, Shannon Roche, Rob Jahn, JP Flexner, Josie DiCarlo, Mike Ski of Grindcore House, Crust Vegan Bakery, Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company, Barnet Fair, True Hand Society appeared first on Cinepunx.

Ryann Casey/November 4, 2013 Joseph A. Gervasi interviews Ryann Casey. Ryann grew up on New Jersey and only moved to Philadelphia about six years ago. In that time, she’s hosted art shows at various locations around the city, including the Grindcore House. These art shows benefit environmental and animal-oriented causes. They’ve raised both money and awareness while presenting the work of some tremendously talented artists. We discuss Ryann’s upbringing in a Roman Catholic home in North Jersey with a feminist, pro-Choice mother coupled with the influence of her grandmother. Art became a huge part of Ryann’s life at a young age and punk came on a few years later. In punk she found some of her ideals and social/political passions reflected back to her. While she’s always felt like a bit of an outsider in the punk community, she’s none-the-less a part of it as an organizer of significant events. We talk some about the mechanics of putting on charity events, what she looks for in organizations her efforts (and those of the participating artists) will benefit, how she overcame her shyness to deal with speaking publicly, and how to deal with the trolls who emerge from the lousy woodpile when one’s efforts are discussed in public forums. We also talk about non-traditional creative, artistic, and activist paths for young women. This was one of my most pleasurable talks in the series, so I hope you’ll spend some time listening Ryann Casey and I chat. Photos by Karen Kirchhoff     The post LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! Episode 39: Ryann Casey appeared first on Cinepunx.

Dan Yemin/August 20, 2013 Joseph A. Gervasi interviews Dan Yemin of the bands Lifetime, Kid Dynamite, and Paint It Black as well as others. Dan didn’t grow up in Philadelphia, but he’s lived here for 21 years. Dan’s played in three very popular bands and, into his forties, retains a tremendous enthusiasm for music and life. His devotion to the DIY ethos is still firmly in place. We talk about his upbringing surrounded by books in North Jersey in the ’70s and early ’80s, his early love of music beginning with hard rock, his discovery of punk through bands like The Clash in the early ’80s, his political and social aweness as well as veganism, playing in bands, seeing shows in dodgy places like City Gardens in Trenton, being inspired by the DIY ethos in the ’90s at the Jon Hiltz and Cabbage Collective shows and with bands such as Universal Order of Armageddon and John Henry West, the state of basement shows in Philly today, raising children, and scores of other subjects. Dan’s enthusiasm and positivity shine through in this interview. Addendum: The black-and-white photo was taken by Karen Kirchhoff in May 2014, the better part of a year after this interview was conducted. She took this photo so Dan could be included in her photo show at the Grindcore House begining on June 6, 2014.             The post LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! Episode 33: Dan Yemin of Lifetime, Kid Dynamite, Paint It Black appeared first on Cinepunx.

Vegcast 93 is a supersized panel discussion among the owners of two new all-vegan establishments in Philadelphia, Grindcore House and Blackbird Pizzeria, both of which opened around South Philly within the past few months. The conversation focuses on the ethics and economics of running niche eateries on an all-vegan basis. There is a song by Laura Theodore, the Jazzy Vegetarian, and a Science Fact about omega-3 fats in people who do not eat fish. We also have a special comment on a recent vegan-blogger controversy.

Vegcast 93 is a supersized panel discussion among the owners of two new all-vegan establishments in Philadelphia, Grindcore House and Blackbird Pizzeria, both of which opened around South Philly within the past few months. The conversation focuses on the ethics and economics of running niche eateries on an all-vegan basis. There is a song by Laura Theodore, the Jazzy Vegetarian, and a Science Fact about omega-3 fats in people who do not eat fish. We also have a special comment on a recent vegan-blogger controversy.