Podcasts about gunhill road

12 - Will Mike Johnson be re-elected as Speaker of the House? Dom hopes so. 1205 - Why did the Allstate CEO make this bizarre statement before the Sugar Bowl yesterday? 1210 - Side question - What is an all time famous street? 1220 - We're not masking up again, aggregators. Stop posting old stuff. There's a Phil Murphy documentary coming out? 1235 - Musical artist Michael Harrison joins us to break down his new song with the band Gunhill Road titled “Don't Stop Talking”, which features talk radio hosts from across the country, including our own Dom Giordano. Why did he make this song? How does Michael feel about the art form that is talk radio? 1250 - Your calls

12 - Will Mike Johnson be re-elected as Speaker of the House? Dom hopes so. 1205 - Why did the Allstate CEO make this bizarre statement before the Sugar Bowl yesterday? 1210 - Side question - What is an all time famous street? 1220 - We're not masking up again, aggregators. Stop posting old stuff. There's a Phil Murphy documentary coming out? 1235 - Musical artist Michael Harrison joins us to break down his new song with the band Gunhill Road titled “Don't Stop Talking”, which features talk radio hosts from across the country, including our own Dom Giordano. Why did he make this song? How does Michael feel about the art form that is talk radio? 1250 - Your calls 1 - Will Mike Johnson survive the vote as certain Republicans don't think Johnson is the right fit for Speaker? 110 - Is alcohol causing cancer? The outgoing Surgeon General wants people to think so, but what does this announcement accomplish? 130 - Hall of Fame Sportswriter Ray Didinger joins the program to discuss the controversial decision to rest Saquon Barkley in the final game of the season as he chases Eric Dickerson's single season rushing record. Is it the right plan? Do we like the plan? How does this affect Saquon's legacy? How bad is Jalen's concussion? How is “Tommy and Me" turning out? Juxtaposing the NFL back then vs. now. 150 - Who did Thomas Massie just vote for? Are Republicans okay? 2 - Kamala Harris messes up the Pledge of Allegiance?!? 205 - Will we have a speaker by the end of the show today? Your calls. 210 - Money Melody! 215 - Winner? 240 - Is the Speaker vote over? 250 - Lightning Round!

Frank starts the show joined by nationally-syndicated host Dominic Carter to talk about the Daniel Penny effect, the end of Party City and the holidays. He is then joined by Michael Harrison, Publisher of Talkers magazine, the host of The Michael Harrison Interview Podcast and a member of the band Gunhill Road, whose latest song “Don't Stop Talking” is a musical anthem celebrating talk radio. They talk about his latest song and the future of talk radio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Frank starts the show joined by nationally-syndicated host Dominic Carter to talk about the Daniel Penny effect, the end of Party City and the holidays. He is then joined by Michael Harrison, Publisher of Talkers magazine, the host of The Michael Harrison Interview Podcast and a member of the band Gunhill Road, whose latest song “Don't Stop Talking” is a musical anthem celebrating talk radio. They talk about his latest song and the future of talk radio. Frank talks about nesting, where children stay in their home while their divorced parents take turns living with them. He then opens mail from listeners. Frank starts the third hour talking about a case of a man being over involved and disruptive in his kid's sports games. He then talks with Sarah Symonds, former “professional mistress”, author and infidelity analyst. They discuss Matt Gaetz, Blake Lively, Jeffrey Maddrey and other scandalous scandals. He later talks about drinking tea and coffee and its effects on cancer rates. Frank wraps up the show asking about people's favorite underrated Christmas movies. He is also joined by James Flippin for News You Can Use. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Michael Harrison, Publisher of Talkers magazine, the host of “The Michael Harrison Interview Podcast” and a member of “Gunhill Road”, whose latest song “Don't Stop Talking” is a musical anthem celebrating talk radio. Website: talkers.com Article:  https://talkers.com/2024/12/20/harrison-begins-dont-stop-talking-tour-in-support-of-radio-anthem/ Social Media: https://twitter.com/MHInterview https://twitter.com/upclosefarout https://twitter.com/talkersmagazine Facebook... https://www.facebook.com/upcloseandfarout/  https://www.facebook.com/talkersmagazine/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

* Guest: Michael Harrison, Founder and President Talkers Mag - Talkers.com * Talkers 2024: Radio and Beyond conference is in the history books! * “We are in a Golden Age of Commentary” - Michael Harrison, Talkers.com * Gunhill Road member Michael Harrison Embarks Upon “Obsolete Slobs” Media Tour in Support of Provocative New Music Video! * Gunhill Road released a breathtaking new song and video titled, “Artificial Intelligence (No Robots Were Injured in the Production of this Song).” - GunhillRoadMusic.com

Frank starts the third hour talking about RFK Jr.'s prospective VP candidates of former wrestler and former governor of Minnesota Jesse Ventura and New York Jets Quarterback Aaron Rodgers. He then sits down with Michael Harrison, Founder and Publisher of Talkers and a member of rock group Gunhill Road.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On The Other Side of Midnight,  Frank starts the show joined by WABC host Dominic Carter and does Ask Frank Anything early this week. In the next hour, Frank talks about Chris Cuomo sitting down with Tucker Carlson as they discuss their jobs and contemporary issues. He moves on to speak with Rep. Tim Burchett, Republican representing Tennessee's 2nd District. They discuss the Pentagon report on UFOs. Frank starts the third hour talking about RFK Jr.'s prospective VP candidates of former wrestler and former Governor of Minnesota Jesse Ventura and New York Jets Quarterback Aaron Rodgers. He then sits down with Michael Harrison, Founder and Publisher of Talkers and a member of rock group Gunhill Road. Frank wraps up the show talking about government surveillance and the plethora of commercial data available to the government. He is also joined by Noam Laden for News You Can Use.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We do one of our delightful hours with Michael Harrison from Talkers Magazine, discussing last night's Super Bowl, Usher, Post Malone, and hearing the new Gunhill Road song called Over the Radio Waves featuring Rapper Michael Harrison.

Malcolm John Rebennack, Jr.,better known by his stage name, Dr. John, was a singer-songwriter who blended funk, R&B and New Orleans blues into a distinctive sound.   Dr. John was well known for his stage shows which were inspired by an eclectic mix of medicine shows, voodoo ceremonies, and Mardi Gras costumes.  Dr. John got his start as a session musician in the 1950s, and continued doing session work throughout his career playing keyboards for Aretha Franklin, the Rolling Stones, and Van Morrison as a member of "The Wrecking Crew."  He recorded thirty studio albums and nine live albums before his death in 2019, including the one we profile today.In the Right Place is Dr. John's sixth album and his best selling one, peaking at number 24 on the Billboard 200 chart.  He is backed up on this album by The Meters, a New Orleans funk band that formed in 1965.  The Meters were the house band for Alan Toussaint, who produced, arranged, and played on a number of tracks on the album.Mac Rebennack's father ran an appliance shop in the East End of New Orleans where, in addition to fixing radios and televisions, he sold records to people from a wide variety of races and cultures.  Rebennack was expelled from his Catholic high school when the priests told him he had to either stop playing in the clubs or leave.  The stage name Dr. John was taken from a 19th-century Louisiana voodoo priest.  In turn, Dr. John would inspire two other characters - Johnny Fever (from "WKRP in Cincinnati") and Dr. Teeth (from "The Muppet Show").The future Dr. John started playing guitar and switched to piano after nearly losing a finger during an on-tour gunfight.It's time for some New Orleans funk as Wayne brings us this album for the podcast.  Friend of the show Sean Mooney joins us for this one. Traveling MoodYou can expect any rock group to eventually put out a song about losing a woman, but it takes Dr. John to make this tragedy whimsical and fun.  "Said that she'd never leave me, now she's gone away to grieve me.  I was fast asleep, when she begun her midnight creep."QualifiedThis is a social hierarchy song about a guy telling people who think they are better than others that they are not.  "Your social life ain't no better than my hot dog stand.  Your edu-ma-cation ain't no hipper than what you understand."Right Place, Wrong TimeThis is the funky hit that peaked at number 9 on the Billboard Hot 100.  It was also Dr. John's only top 40 hit, making him technically a one-hit wonder.   "I took the right road but I must have took a wrong turn."  "I took a right move, but I made it at the wrong time." Cold, Cold, ColdIn this song, the man wishes a woman he loves was not also running around with the other guys.  There's a pit of a Rolling Stones sound about this one, and maybe a little bit of Randy Newman humor. ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Live and Let Die by Wings (from the motion picture “Live and Let Die”)This song was the theme which first introduced Roger Moore as James Bond.  It also reunited Paul McCartney with former Beatles producer George Martin. STAFF PICKS:Drift Away by Dobie GrayRob drifts into the staff picks with this song originally written by Mentor Williams in 1970, and first performed by swamp rock singer John Henry Kurtz.  Soul singer Dobie Gray would produce the rendition we would know best.  Gray would land at number 5 on the Billboard Hot 100, making this song his biggest hit.  The lyrical tribute to the power of music would make it a frequent cover by lots of artists.Daniel by Elton JohnLynch features a song with a story.  Daniel is an American soldier injured in Vietnam who, though accepted by his family, receives criticism from the public due to the polarizing nature of that war.  Disillusioned by the response, Daniel decides to go away to Spain.  Almost all of this storyline was contained in the last verse of the song, which was cut before it was produced.China Grove by the Doobie Brothers Friend of the show Sean brings us a song which introduces itself with a great guitar riff and keyboards.  It is sung and written by Tom Johnson for the Doobie Brothers third studio album, "The Captain and Me."  It went to number 15 on the Billboard Hot 100.  While Johnson was writing about a fictional town, there are several towns called China Grove in America.The Free Electric Band by Albert HammondWayne closes out the staff picks with a prog rock hit.  Songwriter Hammond has written a number of hits over the years, though this particular one only went to number 48.  The lyrics are about a privileged child who decides to move to California to play music despite his parents higher expectations for him.   COMEDY TRACK:Back When My Hair Was Short by Gunhill RoadThis lone hit by Gunhill Road went to number 40, and was produced by Kenny Rogers.

Frank interviews Michael Harrison, Founder and publisher of Talkers magazine and a member of the rock group Gunhill Road about AI and its impact on music, radio and art. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We talk AI and super telescopes as we explore the future of science and life as a human with Michael Harrison. Michael handles vocals again for Gunhill Road on their song "I Got A Line." Check out the video at IGotALine.com.

Frank starts things off by discussing civis learning eroding in America and then speaks to James Fenelon, paratrooper turned historian and the author of the new book “Angels against the Sun: A WWII Saga of Grunts, Grit and Brotherhood” about stories of the paratroopers who helped free the Philippines and who were the first boots on the ground in Japan. After, Frank talks about the man who won the $2 billion Powerball and then talks to Michael Harrison, Founder and Publisher of TALKERS and a member of the rock group Gunhill Road about Ford backtracking on AM radio in cars. Next, Frank does his Commendations and is joined by Peter Vox, retired school teacher, professional musician, mental health patient and the author of the book “The Psych Ward Notes: Surviving Anxiety and Depression” about surviving mental health challenges. Later, Frank talks about the debt ceiling, and much more.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Frank interviews Michael Harrison, Founder and Publisher of TALKERS and a member of the rock group Gunhill Road about Ford backtracking on AM radio in cars.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On tonight's edition of The Other Side of Midnight: Frank kicks the first hour off with Steve Kates, aka Dr. Sky a veteran radio and TV broadcaster and edu-tainer with expertise in astronomy and space. He's also a podcaster for wabcradio.com about the latest in space news. Frank then talks about strongly disliking daylight savings time and also speaks to Michael Harrison, Founder and Publisher of TALKERS and a member of the rock group Gunhill Road about revelations from Fox News and Dominion suit. After, some talk about Trump saying at CPAC that he wants baby bonuses for a new baby boom. Later, Frank talks about some of the worst movies starring great actors, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Frank Morano interviews Michael Harrison, Founder and Publisher of TALKERS and a member of the rock group Gunhill Road about revelations from Fox News and Dominion suit. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dom welcomes Talkers Magazine Publisher Michael Harrison back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newly released song with Gunhill Road titled ‘Idiots,' in which Harrison sings about the idiots among us propagating stupid political causes. Giordano and Harrison talk about the culmination of the song and how he came to work with Gunhill Road, a band that was popular back in the 70s. Then, Harrison and Giordano discuss talk radio and whether the ‘idiots among us,' are talk radio listeners, with Harrison explaining that the opposite is truly, with many listeners much more informed than the general populace. Then, after playing Dom's Money Melody, Producer Dan asks Dom to lend some of his Philadelphia expertise after his road was closed due to construction. Then, Giordano tells about a situation playing out around college sports, telling of a CNN retraction after a Duke volleyball player alleged that racist heckling was levied her way while playing Bingham Young University. Also, Dom provides an update on the investigation into crime in Philadelphia, telling what comes next in the battle between DA Larry Krasner and State lawmakers. (Photo by Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images for The Bob Woodruff Foundation)

Dom welcomes Talkers Magazine Publisher Michael Harrison back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newly released song with Gunhill Road titled ‘Idiots,' in which Harrison sings about the idiots among us propagating stupid political causes. Giordano and Harrison talk about the culmination of the song and how he came to work with Gunhill Road, a band that was popular back in the 70s. Then, Harrison and Giordano discuss talk radio and whether the ‘idiots among us,' are talk radio listeners, with Harrison explaining that the opposite is truly, with many listeners much more informed than the general populace. (Photo by Getty Images)

On tonight's edition of the Other Side of Midnight: Frank begins the show with the Other Side of Governors Island debate segment between callers, then spins the wheel of topics, and after, Joseph Selbie, Author, Dedicated Meditator for over 50 years and a yoga teacher joins the show. He is a founding member of Ananda, a world-wide spiritual movement. They discuss how to meditate, the scientific benefits of meditation, and more. Then, Frank asks listeners how they think we should memorialize the tragic day of September 11th, 2001. Furthermore, Frank interviews Michael Harrison, Founder and Publisher of TALKERS and a member of the rock group Gunhill Road about the Will Smith incident at the Oscars, the state of talk radio today, and more. Later, Louise Perry, writer and campaigner based in London joins the show. She is a columnist at the New Statesman and a features writer for the Daily Mail. She's also the author of ”The Case Against the Sexual Revolution: A New Guide to Sex in the 21st Century". Her and Frank discuss the problems with the sexual revolution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Frank Morano interviews Michael Harrison, Founder and Publisher of TALKERS and a member of the rock group Gunhill Road about the Will Smith incident at the Oscars, the state of talk radio today, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Todd is joined by Micheal Harrison of Talkers.com, & the "Micheal Harrison Wrap" to expand on the polarized nature of political discourse, and the nature to pander to extremes on either end of the spectrum. Todd and Micheal then discuss and react to the latest song from "Gunhill Road" tiled "Idiots" referring to the ignorance seen on all sides. Tune in 3-6 PM EST on WTIC NewsTalk 1080, or on the Audacy app. 

Episode 476 of On Screen & Beyond has another member of the band "Gunhill Road", who in the 70's had the hit song "Back When My Hair Was Short".  We talk about the band and Glen also went on to be involved with another area of entertainment, "Scooby Doo" and more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/on-screen-and-beyond/message

Episode 475 of On Screen & Beyond takes us back when my hair was short! Steve Goldrich of the band Gunhill Road, who gave us the hit song in the 70's "Back When My Hair Was Short", joins us to talk about that song, the group's new album, a documentary about the group and more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/on-screen-and-beyond/message

Maria chats with Michal Harrison, a radio friend who's the editor and publisher of TALKERS. He's also a member (vocals and writing) of the classic rock group Gunhill Road--they're currently working on the band's fifth album due for release this summer. His song “I Know You're Real” (IKnowYouAreReal.com) is a tribute to one of his personal passions, animal welfare. You can hear the song at the end of this podcast.

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Host Doug Stephan begins with introducing us to Michael Harrison, owner and publisher of Talkers Magazine. www.talkers.com Michael played the music of Gunhill Road when he was a disc jockey 50 years ago. Now, he has helped to bring a new Gunhill Road song to life. He is now considered by the band as a full-fledged member for his work on the new song “I Know You're Real.” He called his new status a “mega-hoot.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIbOsKBz6og He says the song is “a spiritually uplifting tribute to animal welfare,” a subject near to his heart. Next, our weekly visit with Uri Geller www.urigeller.com who has a difficult time talking about the bombings near his home in Israel. He asks for your prayers. Then, Psychic Scout Mary O'Maley www.psychicscout.com and host Doug discuss the power of thoughts and words. Finally, Actor/Astrologer Laura Banks https://www.stargalnetwork.com/ she can be contacted at: 352-552-1243 says that Saturn is about to turn Retro and suggests a review of responsibilities and commitments.

Photo: I know you are real: screen grab..CBS Eye on the World with John BatchelorCBS Audio Network@BatchelorshowAnimal welfare with the revival of the 1970's Gunhill Road rock band: in a simple declaration, "I know you are real." Michael HarrisonIknowyouarereal.comhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIbOsKBz6oghttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunhill_Road

Tonight's guests are, Richard Moon historic lecturer and NJ resident speaks of  UFO sightings in Wanaque, NJ and Michael Harrison, Publisher of Talkers and the host of “The Michael Harrison Interview Podcast” speaks about the future of radio and new song from “Gunhill Road”.

Michael Harrison, Publisher of Talkers and the host of “The Michael Harrison Interview Podcast” speaks about the future of radio and new song from “Gunhill Road”.

Host and American Family Farmer, Doug Stephan www.eastleighfarm.com begins with news about how growers are looking toward future soil shortages by expanding rooftop gardens and floating gardens. Next, Doug introduces us to Talkers Magazine Publisher, Michael Harrison. www.talkers.com Michael is the person who encouraged Doug to start The American Family Farmer radio program and podcast. He is a fan of Family Farms, farm animals and is also associated with the rock band Gunhill Road. www.gunhillroadmusic.com Michael was invited to write and record a spoken tribute to animal life, for their latest album called: "I Know Your Are Real." www.iknowyouarereal.com It's dedicated to those who love and respect animals and believe they are real. Finally, Farmer Doug opines about Tractor Supply stores and wonders why most of the merchandise they sell in their stores is made in China.

While we’ve all been staying at home, scam artists have been on the prowl. Attorney and professor Steven Weisman explains a federal crackdown on robo-callers gone HAYWIRE during the pandemic – including crooks posing as FEMA workers preying on families of Covid victims. Meanwhile, cryptocurrency wallets may not be as secure as we thought. 100 days into Biden’s presidency, the media is abuzz declaring ‘science is back!’ Radio host and Talkers Magazine publisher Michael Harrison weighs in on the current state of news consumption. Can we finally move past the era of ‘fake news’, or are ‘alternative facts’ here to stay? Plus, The Big Picture debuts an animal welfare project 40 years in the making: Gunhill Road’s new album ‘What Year Is This!’ featuring Michael Harrison.