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Chois Woodman in for Chuck Heinz and Jamie Lent talk about Changing College Sports, Richard Henery Lee and 1776, CWS, Texas Tech Football, and who wore it better #27.

T recently sat down with Molly Henery (Blogging Banshee, Certified Forgotten, Dread Central) and the two got the chance to talk about quite a bit including: Favorite Horror Collectibles, Championing other voices in the Horror space, Her ongoing "Uterus Horror" series, Arcadian, & more! Check out the full interview, with the broken up parts 1 & 2 to be released later this week

Heeeere's Danny! On the penultimate episode of our "Superior Sequels" kick, horror specialist Molly Henery nominates "Doctor Sleep," the 2019 sequel to "The Shining." A bold take? Perhaps! But Stephen King certainly agrees, and Molly goes deep on the film's sweeping character development and visual choices. We talk Mike Flanagan's adaptation skills, 300-year-old tophats, and expand a moon landing conspiracy theory. Steam or shine, The Kick continues.

Following the release of Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, it is believed we will be seeing a reset in the land of DC Comics turned movies under the new regime of James Gunn and Peter Safran. In this retrospective, Scott Mendelson and I (along with some guests) will be taking a look back at the […]

What peace can they have who are not at peace with God? M.Henery, Lam 1-2:6, Titus 3, Psalms 119:113-120 The Marshalls 

Henry and Jake catch up for a post archery season recap.  Henery had some struggles in Utah and some success in Colorado, Jake called in every bull in the state but fate decided not to let him fling an arrow at at elk in the 2023 season.  Tune in for all the details. Henry Ferguson: Chairman of the Board IG @BigChiefWackABuckFB Henry FergusonJoin the CBA today for $40 annually and get access to 6 issues to our publication the Colorado Bowhunters Association Magazine Jake Kunken: Area Rep - Boulder IG @RogueWoodsmanFB Jake KunkenBlog: JakeKunken.com Join the CBA today for $40 annually and get access to 6 issues to our publication the Colorado Bowhunters Association MagazineColorado Bowhunters Association: Colorado Bowhunters AssociationJoin HereInstagramFacebookThe Colorado Bowhunters Association proudly accepts the mission:to encourage and perpetuate the sport of bowhunting for all legal game;to protect, improve and increase the opportunities for hunting with the hand held, hand drawn bow;to cooperate with and support federal and state agencies, sportsmen's associations, and conservation organizations, which are insuring the propagation and preservation of game and its habitat;to encourage and conduct educational programs designed to acquaint the public and the archer with the safe and ethical use of the bow for hunting and bowhunting as an effective method of hunting legal game;to foster unity and perpetuate the spirit of good fellowship among bowhunters; andto develop and advocate specific policies that support and help fulfill the Mission.

Henery X was born, raised, and still resides in Detroit, Michigan. He's the author of five (5) books, he's a writing coach, and he's a manuscript editor. He's also the founder of the Clubhouse club Writer's Way, and Instagram platform Your Voice Matters. You can connect with him on IG at @selfcreated124 or via email selfcreated124@gmail.com

Keeping it monochromatic for the second week, we're diving into a Universal Monsters classic: Creature From the Black Lagoon. Molly Henery returns to chat with the boys about the iconic Gill-Man design, hyper masculinity, and the innovative filmmaking for its time. Take a hit and pass that spooky shit!New episodes drop every Tuesday, subscribe so you don't miss out. Rate us 5 stars while you're at it! Next week, we have our first listeners pick Deep RisingStalk Molly on social media:TwitterUterus Horror Column (Certified Forgotten)Stalk Garrett on social media:TikTokTwitterInstagramLetterboxdYouTubeStalk DeVaughn on social media:TwitterTikTokInstagramLetterboxdYouTubeSpecter Cinema Club Original Theme by Andrey Kinnard

On this episode of Death by Birding, we discuss hard-rock Lyrebirds, what to do when an Eagle puts its talons through your hand and why looking for birds at the beach isn't always a great idea. Featuring Luke Henery. Bassist of Australian rock legends Violent Soho and DZ Deathrays, as well as celebrated analogue film photographer.The audio on this one is a bit all over the place, but hopefully it's not too distracting.Use the offer code #DEATHBYBIRDING for 15% off at www.nocsprovisions.com.auUse the offer code #DEATHBYBIRDING for 15% off at https://www.nocsprovisions.com.auFollow us on Instagram - https://instagram.com/death_by_birdingSupport on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/DeathbyBirdinghttps://blog.feedspot.com/bird_podcasts/Death by Birding is a bird podcast, hosted by Cesar Puechmarin and based in South East Queensland, Australia.

Ek vichitra kahani by O, Henery narrated by Rani Ratta.

This is a cut of our giant show at the Fortitude Music Hall. Check out facebook for the the full video. This was a great night! Listen on Spotify for video. Written/ Hosted by Aimon Clark

On this week's podcast, I'm joined by Adam Hlavac (Heroes Reforged) and Sabina Graves (i09) to celebrate every worm's hero; Henery Hawk who choices to go after chickens instead of eating what his Mother provides. As well as, the WB/Discovery Earnings Call and speculate what it could mean for the Looney Tunes Franchise! SHORTS DISCUSSED: The Squawkin' Hawk (1942) - Dir. Chuck Jones The Chuck Jones Gallery was kind enough to provide an image of a production cel from this short for you to see! Check it out below! The Cancellation of Batgirl and Scoob: Holiday Haunt: The WB/Discovery Earnings Call Slides Glad to see Looney Tunes on the Global Powerhouse Brands side of things for WB!   So this is how their analytics broke down the two streaming services currently. We have a problem with this, as I'm sure you do too.   What did you think of the news regarding the cancellation of Batgirl and Scoob: Holiday Haunt?     Follow The Guests: Sabina Graves: https://twitter.com/SabinaHasNoR Adam Hlavac: https://twitter.com/adamhlavac FOLLOW and SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST: @ThisMeansPod. Rate, Subscribe & Like on iTunes, Spotify and more! @THIS MEANS PODCAST   That's NOT All Folks!  

This episode is part of Pledge Week 2022. Every day this week, I'll be posting old Patreon bonus episodes of the podcast which will have this short intro. These are short, ten- to twenty-minute bonus podcasts which get posted to Patreon for my paying backers every time I post a new main episode -- there are well over a hundred of these in the archive now. If you like the sound of these episodes, then go to patreon.com/andrewhickey and subscribe for as little as a dollar a month or ten dollars a year to get access to all those bonus episodes, plus new ones as they appear. Click below for the transcript Transcript Today's backer-only episode is an extra-long one -- it runs about as long as some of the shorter main episodes -- but it also might end up containing material that gets repeated in the main podcast at some point, because a lot of British rock and pop music gets called, often very incorrectly, music-hall, and so the subject of the music halls is one that may well have to be explained in a future episode. But today we're going to look at one of the very few pop hits of the sixties that is incontrovertibly based in the music-hall tradition -- Herman's Hermits singing "I'm Henry the Eighth, I Am": [Excerpt: Herman's Hermits, "I'm Henry the Eighth, I Am"] The term "music hall" is one that has been widely misused over the years. People talk about it as being a genre of music, when it's anything but. Rather, the music hall -- which is the British equivalent of the American vaudeville -- was the most popular form of entertainment, first under that name and then under the name "variety", for more than a century, only losing its popularity when TV and rock-and-roll between them destroyed the market for it. Even then, TV variety shows rooted in the music hall continued, explicitly until the 1980s, with The Good Old Days, and implicitly until the mid-1990s. As you might imagine, for a form of entertainment that lasted over a hundred years, there's no such thing as "music-hall music" as a singular thing, any more than there exists a "radio music" or a "television music". Many music-hall acts were non-musical performers -- comedians, magicians, acrobats, and so forth -- but among those who did perform music, there were all sorts of different styles included, from folk song to light opera, to ragtime, and especially minstrel songs -- the songs of Stephen Foster were among the very first transatlantic hits. We obviously don't have any records from the first few decades of the music hall, but we do have sheet music, and we know that the first big British hit song was "Champagne Charlie", originally performed by George Leybourne, and here performed by Derek B Scott, a professor of critical musicology at the university of Leeds: [Excerpt: Derek B. Scott, "Champagne Charlie"] If you've ever heard the phrase "the Devil has all the best tunes", that song is why. William Booth, the founder of the Salvation Army, set new lyrics to it and made it into a hymn, and when asked why, he replied "Why should the Devil have all the good tunes?" The phrase had been used earlier, but it was Booth who popularised it. "Champagne Charlie" also has rather morbid associations, because it was sung by the crowd at the last public execution in Britain, so it often gets used in horror and mystery films set in Victorian London, so chances are if you recognised the song it's because you've heard it in a film about Jack the Ripper or Jekyll and Hyde. But the music hall, like all popular entertainment, demanded a whole stream of new material. The British Tin Pan Alley publishers and songwriters who wrote much of the early British rock and roll we've looked at started out in music hall, and almost every British popular song up until the rise of jazz, and most after that until the fifties, was performed in the music halls. We do have recordings from the later part of the music-hall era, of course, and they show what a wide variety of music was performed there, from pitch-black comedy songs like "Murders", by George Grossmith, the son of the co-writer of Diary of a Nobody: [Excerpt: George Grossmith, "Murders"] To sing-along numbers like "Waiting at the Church" by Vesta Victoria: [Excerpt: Vesta Victoria, "Waiting at the Church"] And one of the most-recorded music-hall performers, Harry Champion, a London performer who sang very wordy songs, at a fast tempo, usually with a hornpipe rhythm and often about food, like "A Little Bit of Cucumber" or his most famous song "Boiled Beef and Carrots": [Excerpt: Harry Champion, "Boiled Beef and Carrots"] But one that wasn't about food, and was taken a bit slower than his normal patter style, was "I'm Henry the VIII I Am": [Excerpt: Harry Champion, "I'm Henry VIII, I Am"] (Incidentally, the song as written on the sheet music has "Henery" rather than "Henry", and most people sing it "Enery", but the actual record by Champion uses "Henry" on the label, as does the Hermits' version, so that's what I'm going with). Fifty years after Champion, the song was recorded by Joe Brown. We've talked about Brown before in the main podcast, but for those of you who don't remember, he's one of the best British rock and roll musicians of the fifties, and still performing today, and he has a real love of pre-war pop songs, and he would perform them regularly with his band, the Bruvvers. Those of you who've heard the Beatles performing "Sheikh of Araby" on their Decca audition, they're copying Brown's version of that song -- George Harrison was a big fan of Brown. Brown's version of "I'm Henry the Eighth I Am" gave it a rock and roll beat, and dropped the verse, leaving only the refrain: [Excerpt: Joe Brown and the Bruvvers, "I'm Henry the Eighth I Am"] Enter Herman's Hermits, four years later. In 1964, Herman's Hermits, a beat group from Manchester led by singer Peter Noone, had signed with Mickie Most and had a UK number one with "I'm Into Something Good", a Goffin and King song originally written for Earl-Jean of the Cookies: [Excerpt: Herman's Hermits, "I'm Into Something Good"] That would be their only UK number one, though they'd have several more top ten hits over here. It only made number thirteen in the US, but their second US single (not released as a single over here), "Can't You Hear My Heartbeat", went to number two in the States. From that point on, the group's career would diverge enormously between the US and the UK -- half their US hits were never released as singles in the UK, and vice versa. Several records, like their cover version of Sam Cooke's "Wonderful World", were released in both countries, but in general they went in two very different directions. In the UK they tended to release fairly normal beat-group records like "No Milk Today", written by Graham Gouldman, who was also writing hits for the Yardbirds and the Hollies: [Excerpt: Herman's Hermits, "No Milk Today"] That only charted in the US when it was later released as a B-side. Meanwhile, in the US, they pursued a very different strategy. Since the "British Invasion" was a thing, and so many British bands were doing well in the States partly because of the sheer novelty of them being British, Herman's Hermits based their career on appealing to American Anglophiles. This next statement might be a little controversial, even offensive to some listeners, so I apologise, but it's the truth. There is a large contingent of people in America who genuinely believe that they love Britain and British things, but who have no actual idea what British culture is actually like. They like a version of Britain that has been constructed entirely from pop-culture aimed at an American market, and have a staggeringly skewed vision of what Britain is actually like, one that is at best misguided and at worst made up of extremely offensive stereotypes. People who think they know all about the UK because they've spent a week going round a handful of tourist traps in central London and they've watched every David Tennant episode of Doctor Who. (Please note that I am not, here, engaging in reflex anti-Americanism, as so many British people do on this topic, because I know very well that there is an equally wrong kind of British person who worships a fictional America which has nothing to do with the real country -- as any American who has come over to the UK and seen cans of hot dog sausages in brine with "American style" and an American flag on the label will shudderingly attest. Fetishising of a country not one's own exists in every culture, and about every culture, whether it's American weebs who think they know about Japan or British Communists who were insistent that the Soviet Union under Stalin was a utopia). For their US-only singles, most of which were massive hits, Herman's Hermits played directly to that audience. The group's first single in this style was "Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter", written by the actor Trevor Peacock, now best known for playing Jim in The Vicar of Dibley, but at the time best known as a songwriter for groups like the Vernons Girls and  for writing linking material for Six-Five Special and Oh Boy! That song was written for a TV play and originally performed by the actor Tom Courtenay: [Excerpt: Tom Courtenay, "Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter"] The Hermits copied Courtenay's record closely, down to Noone imitating Courtenay's vocals: [Excerpt: Herman's Hermits, "Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter"] That became their first US number one, and the group went all-in on appealing to that particular market. Noone started singing, not in the pseudo-American style that, say, Mick Jagger sings in (and early-sixties Jagger is a perfect example of the British equivalent of those American Anglophiles, loving but not understanding Black America), and not in his own Manchester accent, but in a faked Cockney accent, doing what is essentially a bad impersonation of Anthony Newley. (Davy Jones, who like Noone was a Mancunian who had started his career in the Manchester-set soap opera Coronation Street, was also doing the same thing at the time, in his performances as the Artful Dodger in the Broadway version of Oliver! -- we'll talk more about Jones in future episodes of the main podcast, but he, like Noone, was someone who was taking aim at this market.) Noone's faked accent varied a lot, sometimes from syllable to syllable, and on records like "Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter" and the Hermits' version of the old George Formby song "Leaning on a Lamp Post" he sounds far more Northern than on other songs -- fitting into a continuum of Lancashire novelty performers that stretched at least from Formby's father, George Formby senior, all the way to Frank Sidebottom. But on the Hermits' version of "I'm Henry the Eighth, I Am", Noone is definitely trying to sound as London as he can, and he and the group copy Joe Brown's arrangement: [Excerpt: Herman's Hermits, "I'm Henry the Eighth I Am"] That also became an American number one, and Herman's Hermits had truly found their niche. They spent the next three years making an odd mixture of catchy pop songs by writers like Graham Gouldman or PF Sloan, which became UK hits, and the very different type of music typified by "I'm Henry the Eighth I Am". Eventually, though, musical styles changed, and the group stopped having hits in either country. Peter Noone left the group in 1971, and they made some unsuccessful records without him before going on to the nostalgia circuit. Noone's solo career started relatively successfully, with a version of David Bowie's "Oh! You Pretty Things", backed by Bowie and the Spiders From Mars: [Excerpt: Peter Noone, "Oh! You Pretty Things"] That made the top twenty in the UK, but Noone had no further solo success. These days, there are two touring versions of Herman's Hermits -- in the US, Noone has toured as "Herman's Hermits featuring Peter Noone", with no other original members, since the 1980s. Drummer Barry Whitwham and lead guitarist Derek Leckenby kept the group going in the rest of the world until Leckenby's death in 1994 -- since then Whitwham has toured as Herman's Hermits without any other original members. Herman's Hermits may not have the respect that some of their peers had, but they had incredible commercial success at their height, made some catchy pop records, and became the first English group to realise there was a specific audience of Anglophiles in the US that they could market to. Without that, much of the subsequent history of music might have been very different.

In today's episode, we chat one of cinema's most iconic beasties... werewolves! Special guest Molly Henery joins us for a conversation about two modern classics, John Fawcett's masterful Ginger Snaps and Neil Marshall's action-horror hybrid Dog Soldiers. We chat werewolf lore and film history, its complex thematic usage in film, and more! Special guest(s): Molly Henery (The Blogging Banshee) Co-host(s): Andre Couture Luna Minuit Michael Vaughn Editor: Andre Couture

Today's “Hometown Hero” is Mark Henery from Towanda, Pennsylvania. He's helping change lives, one home at a time. Hezekiah's Hands

Today's guest on the show is Henery X.  Henery was born, raised, and still resides in Detroit, Michigan.  He is the author of five books, a writing coach, and an editor of manuscripts.  He also loves helping others to be in a position to love themselves.In this episode we talk about.....What inspired Henery to start writing How writing has helped with Henery's mental healthWhat puts Henery in the state of "being love"Henery's top three goals and what he is doing to accomplish themWhat show up and love action Henery will take for himself and others in 2022To learn more about Henery and his writings, visit the links below:Website:https://www.writepath247.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/selfcreated124/To learn more about Lorrine or order her Amazon Best Selling Book, visit the links below:Website: https://beacons.page/lorrinepattersonFollow the Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/showupandlove/Please like, subscribe, and leave a review if you enjoyed the episode!

It's the end of 2021, which has felt never-ending. Let's go out on a bittersweet film that is more relevant than ever: we're talking the zombie-Christmas-musical ANNA AND THE APOCALYPSE. Queen of Uterus Horror Molly Henery joins me to discuss the superb blend of sub-genres, the songs, and the various familial stories happening in this funny, yet tender film. Take a hit and pass that spooky shit! New episodes drop every Tuesday! Join us next week for our 2-part Best of 2021 wrap-up with Jay Krieger, make sure you're subscribed! Stalk Molly on social media: https://twitter.com/bloggingbanshee (Twitter) Stalk me on social media: https://twitter.com/blooodyblunts (Twitter) https://instagram.com/blooodyblunts (Instagram) https://letterboxd.com/deva12ughn/ (Letterboxd) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMuWawbJAjuhtAuGjOgqltg?view_as=subscriber (YouTube) Bloody Blunts Cinema Club Original Theme by https://instagram.com/dre_from_ukraine (dre_from_ukraine)

Book talk Girl Stolen by April Henery

Peter Grindrod talks with Digby and Henery about the Nissan Leaf

This week on the pod, Jolene and Emma talk with Uterus Horror expert Molly Henery on two 1970's classics, Carrie and The Brood. They discuss the difference between uterus horror and womb horror, the monstrous feminine, the mother matron trope, and what makes these 2 films in particular unique stories about a woman's experience and how they differ from other films of their time and subgenre. Follow the podcast! Twitter: https://twitter.com/DyePodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/todyeforpodcast/ For more information, questions, or inquiries please email us at ToDyeForPodcast@gmail.com Logo and art design by Jenn Pinkos Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennpinkosdesigns/ Music by CJ Dunaieff

A real anomaly is discussed in the latest episode of Torquing Point; an absolute thriller of a French Grand Prix. There are a number of things that made it so good, but the main one was the titanic battle at the front between Mercedes and Red Bull. In a reverse of Barcelona, it was Max Verstappen's team that won the race thanks to a two-stop strategy this time around, but the Dutchman still had a lot of work to do. He drove a near-perfect race, as did Lewis Hamilton, and Finley and Henery applaud them both.  The fight for the win was made all the more interesting by the fact that Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas got involved? just how important is the Mexican to Red Bull, and why oh why didn't Mercedes listen to the Finn?  Behind the top four, McLaren were the winners of the day with Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo in P5 and P6. The PF1 team discuss how strong a lineup that is when firing, and wonder where the fight for P3 in the standings will go from here after a terrible day for Ferrari.  Coming home just behind the McLaren pair was Pierre Gasly, who was once again one of the most impressive drivers of the weekend. Given how good he looks and the fact that Esetabn Ocon was firmly second best to Fernando Alonso, have Alpine been a bit rash with their decision to give their man a new three-year deal? The Aston Martin drivers are then looked at, with both doing excellently to secure a double-points finish. Is Sebastian Vettel back? And does Lance Stroll get the credit he deserves? Twitter: @Planet_F1 Facebook: Planet F1

I decided to see how different a pre-recorded and a recorded in person sermon sounded. Here is a a recording of my sermon "We don't know what we don't know"as preached at Henery's Chapel UMC on May 30, 2021

Sarah and Carrie are joined by the Blogging Banshee herself, Molly Henery! We talk feasts on feasts, mushrooms, very special meat pies, runic seating patterns, and our mutual hate of Christian.  Referenced: How Midsommar's Food Stylist Created Heaving, Vibrant Feast That Will Haunt Your Dreams https://www.eater.com/2019/8/5/20751570/midsommar-food Midsommar and Hereditary: Why Food is Important in Ari Aster's Horror Movies https://screenrant.com/midsommar-hereditary-ari-aster-horror-movies-food-important-why/

For 21 years, Dr. Henery has provided vision, management, and leadership to meet the needs of all English Learners in her student population and their families. During the early weeks and months of the COVID pandemic, Little Rock School District stepped up to meet the unprecedented educational challenges it faced—in part, by providing equitable access to proven technology-based solutions, such as Lexia Core5 Reading, across the district. Listen to the podcast to learn more.   

It has been described as Evil Dead (2013) meets Memento, which is probably all you should know going in about David Yarovesky's wildly underseen - and wildly creative - science fiction horror film. And here to guide the conversation is the Blogging Banshee herself, Molly Henery. Join Molly, Monagle, and Donato as they explore maybe the most fun horror movie to grace the Certified Forgotten podcast to-date.

This week in the cellar, ghost hosts, Kim & Ket, are joined by Molly Henery and Shannon McGrew. Molly is a Tomatometer-approved film critic and freelance writer and Shannon is Founder/Co-Owner of the horror entertainment site Nightmarish Conjuring. They are also the latest victims of The Quiz Show Killer. Will Molly and Shannon survive the cellar and escape with their lives? Or will Kim & Ket finally have some ghostly company? Perhaps Ket will have someone else to send funny cat memes to because Kim has HAD it. Shannon McGrewFounder/Co-Owner of the horror entertainment site Nightmarish Conjurings, a massive fan of Trick 'r Treat, and forever yelling about how Toni Collette deserves an Oscar for Hereditary.https://www.facebook.com/nightmarishconjuringshttps://www.instagram.com/nightmarishconjurings/https://twitter.com/Nightmar1shhttps://www.instagram.com/horrordesignchick/ https://twitter.com/shannon_mcgrew Molly HeneryMolly Henery is a Tomatometer-approved film critic and freelance writer. She started writing film reviews for her own website, The Blogging Banshee, in 2015 and has since contributed to other horror outlets including We Are Horror and Fangoria. Most recently, she is known for her monthly Uterus Horror column, which can be found on Certified Forgotten.The Blogging BansheeFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebloggingbanshee/ Twitter: @BloggingBansheeInstagram: @blogging.banshee

This week in the cellar, ghost hosts, Kim & Ket, are joined by Molly Henery and Shannon McGrew. Molly is a Tomatometer-approved film critic and freelance writer and Shannon is Founder/Co-Owner of the horror entertainment site Nightmarish Conjuring. They are also the latest victims of The Quiz Show Killer. Will Molly and Shannon survive the cellar and escape with their lives? Or will Kim & Ket finally have some ghostly company? Perhaps Ket will have someone else to send funny cat memes to because Kim has HAD it. Shannon McGrewFounder/Co-Owner of the horror entertainment site Nightmarish Conjurings, a massive fan of Trick 'r Treat, and forever yelling about how Toni Collette deserves an Oscar for Hereditary.https://www.facebook.com/nightmarishconjuringshttps://www.instagram.com/nightmarishconjurings/https://twitter.com/Nightmar1shhttps://www.instagram.com/horrordesignchick/ https://twitter.com/shannon_mcgrew Molly HeneryMolly Henery is a Tomatometer-approved film critic and freelance writer. She started writing film reviews for her own website, The Blogging Banshee, in 2015 and has since contributed to other horror outlets including We Are Horror and Fangoria. Most recently, she is known for her monthly Uterus Horror column, which can be found on Certified Forgotten.The Blogging BansheeFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebloggingbanshee/ Twitter: @BloggingBansheeInstagram: @blogging.banshee  Follow all the happenings in the Cellar at:Insta: @kkstcpodcast Twitter: @kkstcpodcast A Dread Podcast Network original podcast

Kingdom Builder month continues with Henery Smith Missionary firn Ecuador. In this podcast, Henery talks about the 3 Paradoxes of Things Above.

Ket tells Kim about the real-life horror of Emerald Fennell’s Promising Young Woman starring Carey Mulligan, Bo Burnham and Laverne Cox. What an episode to close out #WomenInHorrorMonth! The girls then discuss this timely masterpiece (yeah, we said masterpiece) with the Mother of Uterus Horror, herself, Molly Henery. The girls get their second dose in a row of their beloved Adam Brody being a real douche and they also have one of the most important discussions they’ve ever had on the show. I’m not going to lie… we are really proud to put this episode out into the world. Most importantly, we’ll learn if Kim will live or die in Promising Young Woman. Dir. Emerald Fennell Writer Emerald Fennell Molly Henery is a Tomatometer-approved film critic and freelance writer. She started writing film reviews for her own website, The Blogging Banshee, in 2015 and has since contributed to other horror outlets including We Are Horror and Fangoria. Most recently, she is known for her monthly Uterus Horror column, which can be found on Certified Forgotten. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebloggingbanshee/ IG: @blogging.banshee Twitter: @BloggingBanshee PYW Review: https://thebloggingbanshee.com/2021/01/29/promising-young-woman-contains-spoilers/ KKSAM Facebook Discussion Group!! "Sammies Stay Alive... Maybe" https://www.facebook.com/groups/kksampodcast Get acquainted with all things KIM & KET at www.kimandketstayalive.com (http://www.kimandketstayalive.com/)   Chat with the girls at kksampodcast@gmail.com Peep the girls on Instagram:  @kksampodcast (http://www.instagram.com/kksampodcast/) Twit the girls on Twitter:  @kksampodcast (https://twitter.com/kksampodcast) Book the face of the girls on Facebook:  @kksampodcast (https://www.facebook.com/kksampodcast) Wear the shirts of the girls from the MERCH Store:  https://kimandketstayalivemaybe.threadless.com Support the girls on PATREON at:  http://www.patreon.com/kimandketstayalivemaybe Ok we'll see ourselves out. Thanks for listening! xo and #StayAlive, K&K Proud members of the Dread Central Podcast Network

This week I chat to Luke Henery, absolute legend, incredible photographer and bassist for the Brisbane based Alt Rock/Punk band Violent Soho. Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/miztrujillo)I stumbled across Violent Soho years ago whilst trying to find the UK Punk band 'WACO' on Spotify and finding Violent Soho's album of the same name. I was an instant fan of their hard hitting songs which somehow reminded me of a Punk Rock Buck Roger era Feeder; mixed in with 90's grunge and feel good anthemic singalongs. I've followed the bands output for the last few years and have been rewarded with banger after banger, this includes their 2020 release 'Everything is A-OK', which is HUGE and deserves to be heard in live venues as soon as Covid allows. Along the way I also become a bug fan of Luke's photography, so as you can imagine we had a lot to talk about. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. Check out Luke's photography here: http://lukehenery.comCheck out Violent Soho here: https://violentsoho.comFollow Luke on - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luke_henery/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lukeheneryphoto/Follow Violent Soho on - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/violentsoho4122/Twitter: https://twitter.com/violentsohoFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/violentsohoYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPNrO68wmTklz_ATyjNc9GgIf you can spare a minute, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or recommend us on any network. Looking to set up your own Podcast? Feel free to get in touch with any questions, but I'd recommend using Buzzsprout as it makes everything super smooth and easy, they have great advice, super easy user interface and have been keeping my podcast going easily!! You can use this link and get a $20 Amazon gift card if you sign up for a paid plan, plus it helps support our show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=201557Catch you next week!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/miztrujillo)

We are back with Molly Henery over at the Blogging Banshee with her wonderful takes on John Fawcett's Ginger Snaps! Rounding out our Listener's Choice month! What a blast, and we definitely should do it again sometime!Our next month will be different from all we've covered. We are going to dive deep into Valentine's Day, but with our spin on it. We are breaking relationships that don't last; we are chatting about Toxic Relationships! Starting with Unsane!Please note that this is going to be our last "long episode". We use quotes because our patrons will have access to a post-show, where we dive deeper into the discussion and theme of the month. Next movie: Unsane ————————————————————— Want access to this show ad-free as early as Monday and to our post-show? Head over to our Patreon in the links below to see how you can gain access five days before release on podcast services!Want to be a part of the growth of GoodKnight Life? Support us at these links! WEBSITE: www.goodknight.life PATREON: patreon.com/goodknightlife TWITTER: twitter.com/KnightLight_PodPRINCE: twitter.com/theheadknight DAVID: twitter.com/davidcelery FREDDY: twitter.com/NutiFrederick See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Host of the IGTV show, "Positive Place," motivational speaker, and prolific author, Henery X, takes a break from celebrating his birthday, to join us from Detroit to discuss his latest book, The Gumbo: Food for Thought. Twins Ruben and Minerva take us to San Blas Dr. Mara with more on living a Passionate Life! And MORE!

Disclaimer: We had technical issues during this episode where our audio syncing fell a bit apart—the lovely woes of recording from different locations. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused your listening experience. Thank you.Listener's Choice month is continuing things with a little help this time! The Blogging Ban, Molly Henery, joins us to discuss Karyn Kusama's Jennifer's Body!You can follow Molly over on social media @BloggingBansheeNext movie: Ginger Snaps ————————————————————— Want access to this show ad-free as early as Monday? Head over to our Patreon in the links below to see how you can gain access five days before release on podcast services!Want to be a part of the growth of GoodKnight Life? Support us at these links! WEBSITE: www.goodknight.life PATREON: patreon.com/goodknightlife TWITTER: twitter.com/KnightLight_PodPRINCE: twitter.com/theheadknight DAVID: twitter.com/davidcelery FREDDY: twitter.com/NutiFrederick See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Chris and Jess as they talk with film critic Molly Henery about her interest in horror culture, her personal experiences with the paranormal, and a possible haunted house.You can follow Chris Stachiw @Casualty_Chris, Jess Byard @writerjessbyard, and the podcast @ScaryStoriesWT. The music for the podcast is provided by Alex Malnack of Blondo, that track is "Stay Here." The album artwork is provided by Maggie the Odd. Don't forget to check out our official Facebook and Instagram pages for news, upcoming episodes, and more!

The Alchemist do everything they can to save their music in Phantom of the Paradise.  Key Elements: Beef, Vinyl Pressed, Contracts Find Molly's work: linktr.ee/MollyHenery Twitter: @BloggingBanshee Instagram: @Blogging.Banshee Watch this talk on Youtube: https://youtu.be/3alY5VeHlp8        

Do you know that listening can be a superpower? Well our guest today, Ms. Chauncey A Henery, will share with us her Superpower of intentional listening. Chauncey is a Prophet, Educator, Entrepreneur and Author, whom I've know basically all my life. Hope you enjoy this episode. Contact her on Instagram: @greatisthyfaithfulness7

Molly Henery is a writer whose work and film mentality I've admired for a long while now. It was only fitting the show's first guest I've not collaborated with before and first foray into horror be her. She's a hustler when it comes to writing and covering horror films for film festivals as well as […]

In part 2 of Anne Marie's interview with Tom Carradine, the genius behind Carradine's Cockney Sing-a-Long, Tom shares his personal journey from science major at university to dapper sing-a-long entertainer who has truly embraced his inner vintage dandy. Since its inception in 2014, Tom's old fashioned music hall style sing-a-long has become a fixture on the UK's thriving vintage scene. He has played sellout dates at London's historic Wilton's Music Hall, Hoxton Hall and he brings his act along with his affectionately named piano, Ol' Joanna, weekly to Mr. Fogg's Tavern where he leads the patron's in a good old fashioned "knees up". During COVID social distancing restrictions, Tom has brought his act "Carradine's Self-Isolation Singalong" to the internet every Thursday where anyone in the world with an internet connection and Facebook can tune in live. More on Tom Carradine:WebsiteFacebookInstagramTwitterJoolz GuidesSome of the performers and songwriters Tom mentions Max BygravesDandy WellingtonChas & DaveLonnie DoneganThe Sherman BrothersPop culture mentioned in this episodeHerman Hermits cover of "I'm Henery the Eighth, I am"2001: A Space OdysseyMisc.Your Baby has Gone Down the Plug HoleNick and Gillian Perry Vintage Shop in Salem, MASupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/armchairhistorians)

Let's rock and roll, babyyyyy. This week, we brought along our friend Molly Henery ("Uterus Horror", Blogging Banshee, Fangoria, We Are Horror) to discuss this bananas sequel to a slasher classic.   Slumber Party Massacre 2 (1987) dir. Deborah Brock. "Courtney Bates, the younger sister of Valerie, and her friends go to their condo for a weekend getaway, but Courtney can't get rid of the haunting feeling that a supernatural rockabilly driller killer is coming to murder them all." (source: IMDB)

Debbies husband loves porn and everyone is going to hell. Henery shit his pants and thinks that's a good excuse for not going to work 2 days in a row. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Molly Henery is an avid horror fan who began her own website, TheBloggingBanshee.com, dedicated to horror film reviews in January of 2015. Since early 2018, she began contributing to multiple entertainment websites such as NightmarishConjurings.com, 1428Elm.com, and TheCodaFilms.com. In November of 2018 Molly earned an MA in professional creative writing, which she plans to use to write her own horror fiction and horror film screenplays. Molly Henery: twitter.com/bloggingbanshee instagram.com/bloggingbanshee Good Story Podcast: https://goodstorypod.com/ (goodstorypod.com/) https://open.acast.com/shows/5e49f32c3b6890fe3baf7b13/episodes/facebook.com/goodstorypod (facebook.com/goodstorypod) https://open.acast.com/shows/5e49f32c3b6890fe3baf7b13/episodes/instagram.com/goodstorypod (instagram.com/goodstorypod) https://open.acast.com/shows/5e49f32c3b6890fe3baf7b13/episodes/twitter.com/goodstorypod (twitter.com/goodstorypod) Connect with the host, Eric Skwarczynski: https://open.acast.com/shows/5e49f32c3b6890fe3baf7b13/episodes/instagram.com/eskwarczynski (instagram.com/eskwarczynski) https://open.acast.com/shows/5e49f32c3b6890fe3baf7b13/episodes/facebook.com/skwarczynskifilms (facebook.com/skwarczynskifilms) https://open.acast.com/shows/5e49f32c3b6890fe3baf7b13/episodes/twitter.com/eskwarczynski (twitter.com/eskwarczynski) Want to start your own podcast? Schedule a free consultation today! https://calendly.com/skwarczynskifilms/15min (https://calendly.com/skwarczynskifilms/15min)

This week on Scream Addicts, Jinx welcomes Molly Henery to the show. A Tomatometer-approved film critic known for her website The Blogging Banshee, as well as contributing to such sites as Nightmarish Conjurings, Ghastly Grinning, 1428 Elm, and The Coda (as well as writing her column), Ms. Henery has chosen the Chiodo Brothers’ 1988 horror comedy cult classic Killer Klowns from Outer Space for discussion this week. In this talk, Ms. Henery discusses the movie’s plot, why movies like this don’t get made anymore, and an amazing bit of Killer Klowns trivia involving Ernest Scared Stupid.  Along the way, she and Jinx discuss their first experiences with the film, the effectiveness of practical effects, and…Funko POP toys?! It’s a wonderful chat with a fantastic guest, and it’s one we hope you enjoy. Be sure to subscribe to our show on iTunes, leave feedback, tell your friends about us, and give us a yell on Facebook and Twitter! We are: @BloggingBanshee @ScreamAddicts @Jinx1981

Buy a round! Become a Patron! Links Jeopardy “Hoe” moment (YouTube) Sphagnum Moss (Wikipedia) Video calling boosts interest in plastic surgery, according to aesthetic doctors (Harper’s Bazaar) Jeff Daniels Fart Prank (YouTube) In The Heat Of The Moment: How Intense Emotions Transform Us (Hidden Brain, NPR) Doordash and Pizza Arbitrage (Substack) The True Size I’m Henery the Eighth, I Am (Wikipedia) Scene in Ghost (YouTube) Jacinda Ardern Earthquake Interview (YouTube) Buy a round! Become a Patron!

The Alchemist quest to fix the Dark Crystal. Key Elements: Rock Fight, Poddling Wine, Mmmmmmmm

The Alchemist search for our little brother as we navigate the Labyrinth. Key Elements: Helping Hands, The Babe with the Power, Lots of Bowie

Well I Say, I SAY This Here Episode Is More Packed Than a Sardine Can!This week I welcome Mark Hughes back to the show and together we discuss a Robert McKimson trilogy of shorts featuring Foghorn Leghorn! This was also the perfect time to dive deep into the origins of Henery Hawk with The Squawkin' Hawk - (1942) Dir. Chuck Jones.Looney Tunes Shorts Discussed: - The Foghorn Leghorn - (1948) Dir. Robert McKimson- Lovelorn Leghorn - (1951) Dir. Robert McKimson- Little Boy Boo - (1954) Dir. Robert McKimsonLooney Tunes in the World: 'The Looney Tunes Cartoons' new design for Marvin the Martian! Watch the full appearance in the extended Superbowl Spot:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZqD-gSbUGYHarley Quinn: Birds of Prey or Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn is out now! There are wonderful scenes where she watches Sylvester and Tweety cartoons and she uses Bugs Bunny phrases! Go check it out if you haven't already!Looney Tunes: The World of Mayhem:All new CAMPAIGN! Check out the latest updates to the game at https://looneytuneswom.scopely.com/ Characters Discussed: Referee Leghorn and Henery Hike! Audible FREE EXCLUSIVE LINK: https://www.audibletrial.com/thismeanspodcastSupport us at https://www.patreon.com/thismeanspodcastFollow and Share This Means Podcast!Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/thismeanspodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/ThismeansPodFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/ThisMeansPodcastInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/ThismeanspodcastDon't forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe! That's NOT All Folks!

What does 61.4 years in the industry mean for Henry Elimann after his Lifetime Achievement Award at IMC. Humble recognition for this great leader, but this is not slowing this man down. We sit down with the legend to discuss why not hang up your hat and call it a successful career and what is next for him.

It's the end....of the decade and we're ending 2019 on a high. Returning guest Molly Henery and newcomer Jessica Rose (just wait until you hear her Scarred for Life choice next year) help us go through the decade and pick our favorite of each year. It's harder than it sounds. Agreements! Disagreements! Terry turns red-faced! It's a long and fun discussion. Stay through the song for a little something extra... Follow Our Guests! @BloggingBanshee @jayjayrose7 Follow Us! @ScarredPodcast @mbmcandrews @GaylyDreadful

On this episode of Scarred For Life, Terry and Mary Beth talk to writer Molly Henery. They discuss A Nightmare On Elm Street and the impact it had on Molly and Terry (Mary Beth's playing catch-up). We also announce the winners of our Mondo poster contest! Follow Molly: https://twitter.com/BloggingBanshee https://thebloggingbanshee.com/ Follow Scarred for Life: https://twitter.com/ScarredPodcast

This Dialogue with ecologist and artist, Dr. Rene Henery will explore pathways toward the simultaneous healing of systems in nature and of our own internal systems, hearts, minds, and spirits. In the process, Rene will share some of his experiences, as a scientist deeply engaged in the complex and contentious politics of water in California, pivoting from an emphasis on the application of science and mind to “fix” the world to an emphasis on relationship and heart, to heal, to catalyze greater connection with others and alignment with nature, and to be guided by what emerges from that connected place. The discussion with Rene will also explore how science, deep listening, and inner wisdom can work synergistically to orient us, with the dynamic natural systems we are a part of and the effects of that reorientation on the way we understand and value diversity and equity, our capacity for growth and change, and our felt sense of belonging. We are part of nature.Dr. Rene Henery is a Deep Ecologist, artist, writer, and speaker based in Northern California. Rene holds a joint position as California Science Director for Trout Unlimited, US’s oldest and largest Salmon and River conservation NGO and part-time Research Faculty with the University of Nevada, Reno, Global Water Center. Rene’s work in the US and abroad embraces water, diversity, reconciliation, and equity as pathways to resilient ecosystems, coherent communities, and personal experience of belonging. In his home state of California, Rene works collaboratively with private landowners, resource managers, universities, NGO’s, and state and federal agencies to recover water-dependent systems through science, relationship, and the reconciliation of conservation, flood management, agriculture, environmental justice, and indigenous wisdomSupport the show (https://www.natureevolutionaries.com/donations)

Join us as Herbie Newell and Josh Caldwell lead us through Acts 20:1-12 and prayers for Haiti. Pray for the people of Haiti and the heightened political climate they have been in since the beginning of this year. Pray that the Lord's sovereignty will reign above the corruption, and that Haiti's people will turn their hearts to Christ and His salvation. Pray for IBESR, Haiti's Central Authority, as they manage all aspects of adoption in Haiti. Pray for the Matching Committee in IBESR to review and disperse files to families with wisdom and efficiency. Pray for Filder, our in-country rep. Pray that God would continue to equip and strengthen him each day for the work he does on behalf of children and families. Pray for the unrest in Haiti and all of our missionary contacts in Haiti in the midst of unrest. Pray for New Perspectives Church in Jacmel and the possibility of a church partnership in the future. Pray for opportunities to conduct more caregiver trainings throughout Haiti. Pray for Lifeline families who have been matched with children. Pray for hearts of deep trust in the Father in the times of slower movement and prolonged waiting. Pray for our families who have been waiting in IBESR for many years now for a referral; the Bryan, Gunter, Henery, Pogue, and Edmondson families in particular. Pray the Lord would soften the hearts of the Matching Committee at IBESR to any advocacy efforts made in relation to referrals for these families. Praise the Lord for 3 Angels and Chances for Children and the relationships Lifeline has been able to cultivate with their organizations over the years. Praise the Lord for new applications of mission-minded families who enter in to the Haiti process even knowing the long journey that is ahead. Subscribe on iTunes | StitcherEmail: info@lifelinechild.org Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/lifelinechild Twitter: @lifelinechild Instagram: lifelinechild

In this episode you will hear recent research performed by NYU Medical School. You will also hear about Award Winning Short Film Standing Eight. You will hear my interview of Detroit's own Author Henery X (Long) he will be telling you about his current book "It Was Destined...Urban Legend ". So it back grab your cup of coffee, your cup of tea and if your listening late at night grab your favorite glass of wine. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/susan-hendrix/message

Welcome to episode 16 of the Filter Photography Podcast. This episode is a bit special because you probably saw from the title, it's the first episode with a special guest. My good friend, Luke Henery of Violent Soho, talks about film photography, his film photography projects, and his upcoming Laneway exhibition. Have a question that you'd like to ask for future episodes? You can submit a question to be answered on the show by visiting the Filter website. Ask specific questions or something general - anything is on the table!

You will hear thought provoking spoken word from his book Positive Energy 24/7. writepath247.com You will hear the latest from Tuskegee Alum Granddaddy O.G. - "On Me" (sound cloud) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/susan-hendrix/message

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You will hear selections of Author Henery Long work, from Positive Energy 24/7 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/susan-hendrix/message

You will hear excerpts from Author Henery Long book Positive Energy 247. You will also hear the music of Tuskegee University Alum Granddaddy OG. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/susan-hendrix/message

Mike Harrison-Wood from By The Mash Tun joins Chris and Cal for today's foray into the Tooniverse. Pepé Le Pew gets through an episode without sexually assaulting anybody, Foghorn Leghorn lays down the law in a run in with Henery's grandfather, and a meeting with a genie explains the advent of Bugs Bunny's powers.

02-29-2012 - Steinburg Henry and Levi Loblack return for a post carnaval 2012 discussion with TWII host Thomson Fontaine.

In our thirteenth episode, Julia enumerates all six of Henry VIII’s wives [and then teaches you some mnemonics for remembering their order and eventual fates]. Later, enjoy a quiz titled “Historically Messy Breakups”! [Music:  1) Harry Champion, “I’m Henery the Eighth,” 1911; 2) Frau Holle, “Ascending Souls,” 2017. Courtesy of Frau Holle, CC BY-NC 3.0 license; 3) Kingston Trio, “With Her Head Tucked Underneath Her Arm,” 1960.]

This week is something special because we have a very special guest joining us. Molly Henery from Thebloggingbanshee.com! As is customary on Cult Film in Review, we let Molly pick this week’s review and she’s chosen 2000’s teen horror, Ginger Snaps. In this episode, we begin by learning a little bit about Molly and get the […] The post Ginger Snaps ft. Molly Henery appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

Seja talk to bass player and photographer Luke Henery (Violent Soho) in a rare interview about spending his childhood tripping out about angels and demons in the pentecostal church, tuning a guitar so low he could play bass on it, living on a hill so steep his friends couldn’t get to him and learning how to use his mother’s SLR camera. Luke tells many funny tour stories about accidentally smashing gear, bed bugs, playing for Thurston Moore and Rick Rubin, losing his shoes and touring with 30 Seconds to Mars. He tells Seja about his photography ambitions and how he has just discovered how to develop photographs with beer! Luke’s story is illustrated by Brisbane artist @tim_rix and can be seen on Instagram at @hearsejpodcast or on the HearSej Facebook page.

110--Welcome to " The Indy SportsCar Podcast! " The Last new Main show of 2016! To Celebrate the New Year, #PWC Rookie of the year and Third Generation Racer; Henry Morse! Follow his career on Facebook and Instagram " Henery Morse Racing " and Fellow iRacers out there, Shoot him an Invite and try your luck at Sebring! We talk about what Henery's Life/Career has brought him to become the Rookie of Safest Racing Series in the World now! Don't Miss @MissyLinkz and @LLNKZ Year recap of all the great Drivers, Series and Tracks the Show has Brought great Content to the #ISCP Listeners Before this year is out! Follow the shows many Social Media Outlets at www.TheIndySportsCarPodcast.com and as always you can stream or Download the show and all of our 110 Great Shows available at Stitcher Radio, The Podbean App!, iTunes! AND PROUDLY FOR THE LAST YEAR AND MANY MORE! PROUDLY on WWW.RedDragonsRadio.com 

Our final podcast of the week has hosts Chuck Zodda and Mark Schofield digging into the story of a top specialist prospect who saw himself out of the league within four years. The February 19 Quick Kicks Podcast takes a look at kicker Alex Henery, who starred at Nebraska, but found himself out of the NFL after a disastrous stint with the Detroit Lions in 2014. Topics this show include: -Mark's history with Nebraska football and how he found himself at the game in which Henery made a 58-yard field goal against the University of Colorado (1:46) -Henery's college technique and how he wound up having the NCAA record for field goal accuracy upon his graduation from Nebraska (3:08) -The struggles of the Detroit kickers in the first half of the 2014 season and whether or not the rest of the battery was an issue as well (5:17) -The 52-yard field goal against the New York Jets in the 2014 and the key issue that caused the miss, as well as how there might have been some red flags on earlier misses from Henery (6:40) -The importance of scouting the mental side of the game in specialists, as Henery showed some of the best mechanics of any kicker in the last 20 years, but was unable to produce an extended career at the NFL level due to his inability to master the mental aspects (8:50) -Whether or not an NFL GM should take a chance on Henery as a kicker to bring into training camp as competition, and the types of things that need to be examined during that stint to see if he is capable of being an NFL-caliber kicker at this point in his career (12:18) -Our Twitter Question of the Day, "If you were conducting interviews for a team at the combine, what question would you ask to see if a prospect is ready for the next level?" (15:11)

This week my guest is Luke Henery (Violent Soho), with my couple days in Brisbane for podcast purposes, I caught up with Luke at Crowbar and had a couple beers and a chat about growing up in Brisbane, playing detuned guitars and everything Violent Soho - check it out! BRUTAL. Live podcast tickets are available now at: obliviousmaximus.bigcartel.com THE BAD TIMES with Ben Searle: www.soundcloud.com/thebadtimespodcast

Ottis Toole and Henery lee Lucas were friends, lovers and serial killers.  It is believed they were responsible for, as many as, 200 murders in the 1970s and 80s.  Their most well known victim was 7 year old Adam Walsh. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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THOMAS, HENRY (1874-1950s?). Henry (Ragtime Texas) Thomas, an early exponent of country blues, was born in Big Sandy, Texas, in 1874, one of nine children of former slaves who sharecropped on a cotton plantation in the northeastern part of the state. Thomas learned to hate cotton farming at an early age and left home as soon as he could, around 1890, to pursue a career as an itinerant songster. Derrick Stewart-Barker has commented that for his money Thomas was the best songster that ever recorded. Thomas first taught himself to play the quills, a folk instrument made from cane reeds that sound similar to the quena used by musicians in Peru and Bolivia; later, he picked up the guitar. On the twenty-three recordings made by Thomas from 1927 to 1929, he sings a variety of songs and accompanies himself on guitar and at times on the quills.