Podcasts about hanovers

On this Episode... Jones, OC and The Doc from "The Fixations" came in hot for a super fun Saturday afternoon Episode before their show at Hanovers in Pflugerville, Texas... We had a great time talking about the band, South by Southwest which is happening in Austin as we recorded this and a bunch of other stuff, too much to list ha... We also played 4 songs off their most recent album "The Fixations Are Who You Thought They Would Be"... This record smokes from top to bottom so I highly suggest you check it out... For more info on "The Fixations", please go to https://www.facebook.com/thefixationsrocknroll/ Much Love, Enjoy ;) Recorded on March 8th, 2025 Sponsored by Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery https://ironwolfranch.com/

Feeling burnt out after a big creative project or launch? You're not alone. In this episode, we talk about the reality of creative hangovers, how to honor them without losing momentum, and what it takes to push through resistance to create something truly magical. Get the coaching support you need -- join the Majik Mind at https://majikmedia.com/majik-mind Hire me for business coaching at https://majikmedia.com/coaching Come to a Get Shit Done Majik Mind Retreat on Salt Spring Island at https://majikmedia.com/gsd2025 Sign up for the Craft & Tour your Signature Workshop Training at https://majikmedia.com/signature-workshop Play Chi Ball Anywhere at https://PlayChiBall.com Download the Majik Kids App at https://MajikKids.com/app

On this Episode... Ben Mills, Sharon Burriola and Charlotte Wise, the organizers of the upcoming "Benefit For MS Society" were in the CobraCast Studio for one helluva an episode to say the least... The benefit is on Saturday August 10th at Hanovers in Plugerville Texas... To say this was a fun episode would be an understatement, we had a blast and hopefully we can all get together to do it again soon... For more info on the "Benefit for the MS Society", please go to https://www.facebook.com/events/364676152996279 Much Love, Enjoy ;) Recorded on July 15th, 2024 Sponsored By The #1 Distillery in Austin, Texas Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery https://ironwolfranch.com/

On this Episode... My good friends, Tony Park and Danny Garcia from "Three:33" and also Keith Cantrell and Tim Gerron from "Texas Microphone Massacre" were in the CobraCast Studio to promote their big event "Three:33 Comeback to Hanovers Pflugerville" on Saturday June 22nd... All I can say is hold on to your seats because it went off and on the rails more than a few times ha... We played a Music Video from each band on the bill and had another great time to say the least... Much Love, Enjoy Sponsored by the #1 Distillery in Austin, Texas... Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery https://ironwolfranch.com/   

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In this episode, we finally see what Pickleball is all about! Log Lady Kathy continues to cause drama and the ladies play never-have-I-ever, much to our enjoyment. There are six ladies left, so stay tuned for our stoner commentary for the next episode!

On this Episode... Melody and Clint Parker from "Traces Left" stopped by the CobraCast Studio to shoot the sh*t and to promote their upcoming show at Hanovers, this Friday night, September 15th... We got to play their newest Music Video "What Moves Your Blood" and also a newly remixed version of their song "Haunted"... For more info on "Traces Left", please go to https://www.facebook.com/tracesleft/ Much Love, Enjoy ;) Sponsored by the #1 Best Distillery in Austin, TX... Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery https://ironwolfranch.com/

On this Episode... Chris Veden and Gil Sanchez from "Texas Microphone Massacre" steamrolled the CobraCast Studio for a crazy episode to say the least ha... We were promoting their show that night at Hanovers in Pflugerville Texas and talking shop about the band... We also played 2 of their music videos and also a few audio tracks... These guys are always an adventure when they come in and this episode proves that ha... For more info on TMM, please go to https://www.facebook.com/TXMICROPHONEMASSACRE/ Much Love, Enjoy ;) Sponsored by Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery  https://ironwolfranch.com/

Even though King George III had 13 living children, in 1817, he only had a single legitimate grandchild: Princess Charlotte. And then the unthinkable happened: Princess Charlotte died in childbirth and the Hanovers were left without an heir. Suddenly, all of George III's unmarried adult children were in a race to find eligible princesses and have children to carry on the family business. Support Noble Blood: — Bonus episodes, stickers, and scripts on Patreon — Merch! — Order Dana's book, 'Anatomy: A Love Story' and pre-order its sequel 'Immortality: A Love Story'See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode listen to how some of the dopest, inspiring, and impactful black owned businesses thrive! Featured businesses: Justin Cinema, Divine Luxury & Skin Therapy with Nikki, November November Films, Hanovers 2.0, and Encore ATX! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This is a promo episode for the Dripping in Bingo Event that will be held on March 17th at Hanovers 2.0. T.Cole & X-Rated sit down with JAB Entertainment and the Event Planner Breanna Roddy. The OE podcast will be hosting the event and it will give them a chance to connect with the fans. Their will be prizes, food and more. Listen to the episode to find out more. To purchase tickets for the event please go to: http://bingoatx.eventbrite.com Please subscribe and follow us on Instagram: @oe_podcast & Twitter: oe_podcast1

On this Episode, The boys from Austin's own "Freebleeder"... Jon Millican, Matthew Coleman and Chris Foster were Live in the Studio.. They were in the Studio to talk some smack and to promote their Comic Book "Invincible" Release Party/Show at Hanovers, in Pflugerville, on Saturday October 19th... For more information on Freebleeder, go to https://www.freebleeder.com/ Much Love, Enjoy ;)

In this episode we have two special guests, Jahmaal & Jermaine Dumes, who continue to push the envelope in their respective fields and in their thriving catering business together, called Down South CaJJun Eats. Jahmaal is a full time Professional Barber, while Jermaine is a Software/Hardware Sales Representative at SHI International Corp. and a part time Gospel/RnB singer. The Dumes twins share there story on how they utilize their individual gifts, all whilst running a successful business. Down South CaJJun Eats has catered to family events and bars like Hanovers 2.0, to major corporate companies like Google and Dell. Tune in and discover how there journey has impacted the Austin, TX community! Make sure to show

Bonnie Prince Charlie.   Read by Bertie. Proofed and audio edited by Jana Elizabeth.   Hello, this is Bertie and I'm here with a little bit of history from Scotland.     Many people have heard the name Bonnie Prince Charlie, and perhaps seen his dashing portrait, but do not know the details of his remarkable adventure in the year 1745, when he led the clans of the Scottish highlands in a rebellion against their English rulers.   So this is his story. And if  you listen to the end, you will learn how I, myself, have a remote connection with Bonnie Prince Charlie.   First, let's explain a little about  Bonnie Prince Charlie's background.   He came from a family of  Scottish Kings and Queens called the Stewarts. For a while the Stewarts ruled England as well as Scotland, but they had trouble getting on with the English Parliament. In fact, a civil war broke out between king and parliament, which ended in 1649 when King Charles I was beheaded on the balcony of  Whitehall in central London.   By the time Bonnie Prince Charlie was a young man, the English king was George II whose family, the Hanovers,  came from Germany. The Scottish Stewarts were out of the picture exiled in Italy, but they still believed, with some good cause, that they should be reigning over their homelands.   Prince Charles believed that his father should be crowned James III. In the Summer of 1745 he secretly sailed to Scotland, determined to make that dream a reality. He sailed with two ships; one of them carrying his soldiers. But that ship was intercepted by the English navy. Charlie sailed on and when he reached a Scottish beach, he had just twelve men with him - one of whom was a priest. The first highland chief who met Charles told him to ‘go home'. He replied, “I have come home.”   He was just 24 years old, but he had royal blood in his veins, good looks, and a persuasive personality. It was said of him, “If this prince once sets eyes upon you, he would make you do whatever he pleased.”   Like most of the Stewart family, he was highly cultured. He spoke  Italian, French, English and German, and he was musical too. He dressed with a blue sash to represent his blue royal blood.   You can see how his dash, charm, and daring nature led to his nickname, Bonnie Prince Charlie.   By August of 1745, he had, persuaded the Highland Chiefs to gather 1,200 men on the shores of Loch Shiel.  These were the clans with names like the Macdonalds, Chisholms, Macleans and Frasers. Each clan lived in a particular area of Scotland under their own chief.   Those who came from the mountains of West Scotland endured tough lives and made particularly hardy and brave soldiers. They were famous for their kilts and their red checked tartan, and for their much feared battle tactic, the Highland Charge.   Charles read out a message from his father, James, promising a Scottish parliament, lower taxes and independence from England.  The clansmen loudly cheered. Then Charles rose his father's red flag with a white cross in the centre. This was the moment the revolution began. His followers became known as the Jacobites from the Latin name for James.   At first things went well for the Jacobites.   Charlie's men sneaked into Scotland's capital, Edinburgh, through a narrow gate in the walls. Once inside, they raised their swords and cried out as if charging into battle but they were met with no resistance. Soon the streets of Edinburgh were lined with 60,000 supporters cheering Bonnie Prince Charlie and his revolutionary army. Charles set up his court in Holyrood Palace, but the Government forces loyal to the English King George, still held out in Edinburgh castle at the other end of the street called the Royal Mile.     The Jacobite rebels were yet to fight a proper battle, but that soon changed. A Government army led by Sir John Cope was coming after the young prince.  The Jacobites attacked Cope's troops early one morning before they were fully awake and defeated them within 15 minutes. A Jacobite song romanticizes this famous victory  - it goes something like.   “Hey, Johnnie Cope, are ye waking yet? Or are your drums a-beating yet?”   Charles spent six weeks in Edinburgh, where there were frequent balls and endless meetings to discuss what to do next.   The handsome and charming prince was much admired by lady members of court, who clutched fans decorated with his portrait.     All the time he was losing the element of surprise. Eventually, at the end of October, his army marched into England and laid siege to the city of Carlisle. Both the city and its castle surrendered without a fight.   By November 1745, the Jacobites had reached Derby, just 120 miles from London. The English cartoonist, Hogarth, depicted the mad panic that gripped Londoners when they heard that the Scots were so close to home.  London was poorly defended, and Charles could see victory in sight. He wanted to attack immediately. But his generals were not so bold. When news came that two large English armies were marching towards them, they insisted that the Jacobites retreat back to Scotland. The Prince was dismayed by this cowardly idea, but as all his generals were against him, he had no choice but to go back North. It turned out that the reports of the English armies were not even true. It is an example of how a false rumour can be more powerful than an army.   The English  Government now had time to muster its forces and to recruit Scots loyal to King George to help them take on the Jacobites led by Prince Charles. The Jacobite dreams died at the battle of Culloden Moor in Inverness in North West Scotland in April 1746. This was where the Government army under the Duke of Cumberland caught up with them.   Prince Charles ignored the advice of his commander, George Murray, and chose to fight on marshy land. The result was an almost total massacre when the Jacobite soldiers charged into the muskets and cannon of Cumberland's army. After the first round of easy slaughter, Cumberland hunted down survivors killing many, including the wounded lying on the ground. For this brutality he earned the nickname, ‘The Butcher of Cumberland'.   Charlie fled the scene.   For the next six months he roamed the highlands, pursued by the English redcoats. Some of the time he went under the disguise of ‘Mr Sinclair,' a ship-wrecked merchant. He also hid out in a mountain cave with a highland chief called Cluny MacPherson - the hideaway became known as Cluny's Cage.   Later in 1746, a young highland scots woman called Flora Macdonald decided to help Charlie. She dressed the pretty faced prince up as a woman.   And then she passed him off as her servant, Betty. At one point, he was almost discovered when he hitched his skirts up to cross a stream. Flora then smuggled him aboard a ship which took him to the Isle of Skye. Eventually he fled back to France. His escape was immortalised in a song written 150 years later.   Speed Bonnie boat   Speed, bonnie boat, like a bird on the wing, Onward! the sailors cry; Carry the lad that's born to be King Over the seas to sky.   The defeat was a catastrophe for the Scottish Highlanders. The English decided to break up the Clans, which they saw as a threat to their security. They banned highland culture, including the wearing of  kilts, and eventually cleared the highlanders out of their homes to make way for new farmers raising sheep.   Within Scotland, it was treason to support the exiled Stuarts, so the Jacobites came up with coded phrases, rituals and symbols to show allegiance. The most famous was the toast “to the king over the water.”   And in a way, I am directly connected to this story. I have lived in England all my life, but my family name is Fraser, and my ancestors belonged to a Scottish highland Clan. They fought at the battle of Culloden, and one of them was an attendant to the clan chief,   Simon Fraser, the 11th Lord Lovat nicknamed, "the Fox".  Lord Lovat was captured by the English, tried for treason, and beheaded in the Tower of London on the 9th of April 1747.  He was the last man in Britain to be executed by beheading, although beheading was not formally abolished in UK law until 1973. My Ancestor accompanied Lord Lovat to the Scaffold to wish him goodbye. Lord Lovat gave him a small gift, a horn in which he kept his snuff or tobacco for sniffing. This horn has come down in my family. My father gave it to me many years ago, and Lord Lovat's snuff box remains in my safe to this day.   I do hope that you've enjoyed this history of Bonnie Prince Charlie and you can always hear more stories and history and songs at Storynory.com or on our podcast, available in iTunes and on Google podcasts and in all good podcast apps. For now, from me Bertie, goodbye!

Richard speaks with a media scientist about chatter in the intelligence community that Queen Elizabeth ll died in December 2016 and was replaced by a body-double.  According to the theory the House of Lords needed to buy time in order to figure out which competing Royal House vying for the crown is the legitimate heir to the throne.   GUEST: Nelson S. Thall is recognized as one of the world's leading authorities on the science of communication/media and process analysis. His expertise has afforded him the opportunity to define law terms for the Federal Court of Canada and develop a television series with Dr. Timothy Leary. Bill Gates and Peter Lloyd invited Thall to contribute an essay to the book Webweaving (0-7506-3866-4)1998. While a Graduate Student studying at the University of Toronto with Professor Marshall McLuhan, Thall became a McLuhan Protege and served as the President of the Marshall McLuhan Centre On Global Communications from 1990-1995. He has served on the Boards of Directors of Torstar, Stan Lee Media Inc., Peace Arch Films & Entertainment and other publicly traded media companies. He is a lecturer/author and has been a consultant to companies in the United States, Russia, Canada and Britain.

On this Episode... Derek A. Davis and Robert C Howard V from "Dongle" and Harlie Quinn from "Blacktop Syndicate" were in the Studio to promote their "RPM's Cancer Kiss My Booty" event at Hanovers on Saturday, March 23rd...Much Love, Enjoy ;)   

Eric Bellinger pulled up on myself and DJ Hella Yella of 102.3 The Beat in Austin, TX to talk about BIG DRACO, and the "King of R&B," debate. We also get into what is straight STEALING vs "inspiration." Also, what Chris Brown song did he write that he WISH he could've kept for himself.

On this Episode... Jerod Swift from "Elixir", Billy Perkins from "Butcherwhite" and Brandon Gibbs from "Darkness;Ending" stopped by the Studio to promote their upcoming show at Hanovers on Saturday, November 10th... Much Love, Enjoy ;)    

On this episode, I'm joined by RoughKast frontman Joey as we pfly by the seat of our pants. Hopped up on a cocktail consisting of music videos, creative process, guitars, ghost towns, cliche villains and the aggravation toward the town of Pflugerville's penchant for adding a "P" to every word beginning with an "F", we pflow joyfully around the ins-n-outs of being in a band. Be sure to see RoughKast at the Operation Smile charity show on April 14th at Hanovers in Pflugerville. It's not that pfar!"Where Is The Girl" music video"Do You Wanna Dance" music videoThis episode is brought to you by: - Three bottles of New Belgium's Voodoo Ranger Imperial IPA - Four pulls from a handle of whiskey