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2 episodes with hipstory
2 episodes with hipstory
unday Evening Jam – Live Stream May 2, 2025It's May, the buds are budding, the robins are rocking, and jD & Sara J are springing into another Sunday Evening Jam — this one steeped in sun-drenched nostalgia, surprise songs, and seasonal sentimentality. This week's loose and lively live stream takes a turn toward springtime vibes and Hip tracks that bloom with meaning.In this week's jam-packed jam:
This week on The Tragically Hip Top 40 Countdown, we're revealing Song #24 as voted by you, the fans! Joining jD on the countdown this week is Colin from Winnipeg, a lifelong Hip fan who brings along his incredible Hipstory filled with nostalgia, first concerts, and the unforgettable impact of The Tragically Hip on his life and musical identity.From a life-changing first listen to a solo concert experience at age 14, Colin dives deep into what this particular track means to him and how it's evolved over time. He describes it as one of the most emotionally resonant and musically layered songs in the band's catalog—one that continues to grow in impact with each passing year.This is more than just a countdown episode—it's a heartfelt conversation between two fans about the emotional and cultural legacy of The Hip, with a special spotlight on the connective power of one unforgettable track.
TTHTop40 - 608Welcome back! This week on The Tragically Hip Top 40 Countdown, jD is joined by special guest Greg LeGros, the original host of Fully & Completely, to reveal song #33 in your definitive list of the best TTH songs. (No spoilers here—you've got to listen to find out!)Together, they explore this track's emotional and musical depths, its place in Canadian music history, and why it resonates deeply with superfans. Along the way, Greg shares his Hipstory, reflecting on his love for albums like Road Apples and Day for Night and the band's enduring ability to redefine themselves with each decade.
The Road to the Top 40 – Episode 26Welcome to Episode 26 of The Road to the Top 40!
The Road to the Top 40 – Episode 26Welcome to Episode 26 of The Road to the Top 40!
The Road to the Top 40 - Episode 23jD is back with a sleigh full of holiday spirit and another batch of five songs as we edge closer to The Tragically Hip Top 40 Countdown! Since November 4th, we've been unveiling five tracks every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, working our way through the complete list of 169 songs YOU voted for. This week, we're covering songs 59 through 55, and let's just say… there are some serious surprises in store!
The Road to the Top 40 - Episode 23jD is back with a sleigh full of holiday spirit and another batch of five songs as we edge closer to The Tragically Hip Top 40 Countdown! Since November 4th, we've been unveiling five tracks every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, working our way through the complete list of 169 songs YOU voted for. This week, we're covering songs 59 through 55, and let's just say… there are some serious surprises in store!
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ABC and Tim Allen disappointed in Pam Anderson's flashing claim, A study on meetings and traffic, Rocco gives us a HIPstory lesson, Soup of the Day
This is the BIPOC Artist Hour, a podcast dedicated to lifting up the unique experience of people of color in the arts, academia and the real world. And, because we always talk about the struggle we are also all about what brings us JOY. Hit us up on Instagram and TikTok at @playblackpodcast or via email at playblackpodcast@gmail.com to keep up to date with us, leave feedback, or suggest future interviews! Artist Bio - Boston native Cliff Notez is an award-winning, multi–digital media artist, musician, entrepreneur, and filmmaker. His art is a continuous exploration of the black mind. He graduated from Wheaton College with a dual degree in music (voice concentration) and psychology in 2013. He then graduated from Northeastern University in 2016 with a master's degree in digital media. While attending graduate school in 2015, he simultaneously took a position at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston as the teen new media programs associate. As an educator and administrator for digital media programs and events, he began his own digital media company, HipStory. Rooted in hip-hop, his art tackles the political and the personal, exploring the intimate consequences of a society where black bodies are easily ignored, forgotten, or disregarded. His second full-length album, Why the Wild Things Are, was released September 11, 2019. His films have been official selections for 20+ film festivals globally, winning five of them. In 2017, he was the grand prize winner of the March on Washington Festival and honored alongside Ta-Nehisi Coates. In 2018, he took home the Best New Artist award at the Boston Music Awards, while racking up over 11 nominations between 2019 and 2020, including Artist of the Year and Live Artist of the Year. In 2019, he became the first musician to be named Musician of the Year for Boston Magazine's Best of Boston. Music Credit- LAKEY INSPIRED Track Name: "Blue Boi" Music By: LAKEY INSPIRED @ https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspiredOriginal upload HERE - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAukv...Official "LAKEY INSPIRED" YouTube Channel HERE - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOmy...License for commercial use: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported "Share Alike" (CC BY-SA 3.0) License. Full License HERE - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...Music promoted by NCM https://goo.gl/fh3rEJ
Coming to Boston this week: Chris Rock claps back, LCD Soundsystem sets up shop for four nights in a brand-new venue, and a dozen more hype events to kick April off with a bang. Plus, host Cliff Notez talks to jazz composer Vijay Iyer about the pandemic and...well, the entire history of recorded music. And we get the "Inside Scoop" from Hipstory's Tim Hall. You give us 20 minutes, we'll give you an unforgettable weekend. This is the debut episode of Lust for Live: Boston, the first in a nationwide network of local podcasts that curate this week's concerts, comedy, culture, and live events in your town. Subscribe to us wherever you get your podcasts. Get our weekly events newsletter at lustforlive.xyz. Follow us on Amazon AMP to be notified when we're interviewing artists LIVE. Our interviews are archived at YouTube.com/DoubleElvis.Got an event we missed? Got one coming up? Want to nominate someone else (or yourself!) to be featured on the Lust for Live? Connect with @LustForLiveBOS on Instagram, TikTok, or Twitter. Or shoot us an email at lustforliveBOS@doubleelvis.com.
Matt & JD eagerly welcome the final Draft Line guest of the year -- Tim Hall. An educator, multi-instrumentalist, poet, and activist, you may recognize Tim's name as the credited composer of our theme song, mentioned at the end of each episode. He is also the recent recipient of the Session Musician of the Year award by the Boston Music Awards, and has some exciting projects set for release in 2021. If you're on the hunt for New Years plans, also check out Hipstory's Hipstoric Renaissance event. Hosts: Matt Brooks & JD Neinast Theme Music By: Who else, but Tim Hall! Logo Design: Heidi Geist Audio Production: Matt Brooks
Cliff Notez has already earned a reputation as a brilliant and thoughtful singer and songwriter, having won Best New Artist at the Boston Music Awards in 2018 and just one year later being named Best Musician by “Boston” magazine in its 2019 Best of Boston roundup. He is moreover a visual artist, a budding filmmaker and a producer. He co-founded the Boston-based media production company HipStory that is “dedicated to centering marginalized identities in media through music and film,” and if that weren’t enough, he also teaches songwriting and music-production at Berklee College of Music and marketing at Emerson College. In this interview with Pier Carlo Talenti, Cliff reveals how being nakedly honest in his art has been a double-edged sword in his leadership journey and why pop icons Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder remain leadership paragons for any artist leader to emulate.
Cliff Notez has already earned a reputation as a brilliant and thoughtful singer and songwriter, having won Best New Artist at the Boston Music Awards in 2018 and just one year later being named Best Musician by “Boston” magazine in its 2019 Best of Boston roundup. He is moreover a visual artist, a budding filmmaker and a producer. He co-founded the Boston-based media production company HipStory that is “dedicated to centering marginalized identities in media through music and film,” and if that weren’t enough, he also teaches songwriting and music-production at Berklee College of Music and marketing at Emerson College. In this interview with Pier Carlo Talenti, Cliff reveals how being nakedly honest in his art has been a double-edged sword in his leadership journey and why pop icons Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder remain leadership paragons for any artist leader to emulate.
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This week, Hipstory's own Tim Hall joins us and shows love to some local Boston artists. We debate if we're going about the Area 51 raid the right way and may have cracked the code on infiltrating the base. We get some insight on Tim’s musical journey and influences as well as a special showcase of some of the artists he's worked with and is inspired by. Nintendo drops another Switch revision, eating glue as a pop-off, Southwest Airlines surprises San Diego Comic Con goers, Golden Experience Requiem is busted and more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/futureperfect/support
Born and raised in the Boston area, Cliff Notez is one of the most exciting MCs in the scene, but his role in the community doesn't stop when he gets off stage. He's also an avid community organizer - Manifested in his role as the founder, owner & creative director of Hipstory, a media brand and production company with the goal of “Redefining the Future History of Hip Hop”. Beer samples: Blood of A Ghost (10.6%), Long Live Beerworks Double Dry Hopped Cactus (Imperial IPA, 7.5%), Tilted Barn Brewery Follow us on Instagram @draftlinepod! Hosts: Matt Brooks and JD Neinast Theme Music by: Tim Hall Logo Design: Heidi Geist Additional Compositions: Matt Brooks Audio Production: Matt Brooks
This week we have on the crew behing Boston Answering, a local music showcase going down tomorrow at the strand theater. Lu Bangers, Catch Wreck and Jake sit down with HipStory's @cliffnotezz and call in live with Photocomfort and @forte1804, both of who are performing as part of Boston Answering. Shoutout to @young-seuss also in the building who will be joing us next week for another edition of BANG Radio. Go get your tickets for Boston Answering here: https://www.digboxoffice.com/events/95220028/hipstory-presents-boston-answering
Bridge The Gap- Episode 12 features Cliff Notez. During our conversation, we discuss the long-lasting impact of Cliff's 2017 album 'When The Sidewalk Ends', the growth of his HipStory collective/company and its importance in Boston's artistic community, balancing life as an artist/filmmaker/entrepreneur and much more. Thank you for all the support from every listener, it is much appreciated. Follow Cliff Notez: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cliffnotezart/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cliffnotezz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cliffnotezz/ Follow Based Boston Twitter: twitter.com/based_boston Instagram: www.instagram.com/basedboston/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/BasedBoston/ Bridge The Gap, hosted by Eric Bernsen, is an interview series covering New England hip-hop talent via passionate, music-focused conversations.
Check out HipStory as the hip hop collective joins us in the studio. To find out more about the show or how you can be a part of community radio, visit WBCAradio.org.
Nationally recognized poet & MC, Oompa, joined us to talk about her album Nov. 3, how she is reclaiming that date for herself, and what it's like to be a queer artist in Boston. LFOD Radio broadcasts live every Tuesday at 7pm on 91.5FM in Boston. Learn more at www.LFODRadio.com. #LFOD
Cliff Notez came by to talk about his debut, When The Sidewalk Ends, the importance of empathy, and the drive behind Hipstory. Lots going on here...Cliff is definitely someone to keep an eye on. LFOD Radio broadcasts live every Tuesday at 7pm on 91.5FM in Boston. Learn more at www.LFODRadio.com. #LFOD
*THIS EPISODE CONTAINS BRIEF LANGUAGE* On this chapter of HIPSTORY, I explore the history of Tattoos with guests Jeff Barnard & Brad Hill from Franklin based Golden Yeti Art Collective and Matt Driscol (Traveling Artist), and we get an EXCLUSIVE first listen of the track "Go" off of Jordan Woods-Robinsons upcoming record, 'Anthem.' www.goldenyetiart.com www.jordanwoods-robinson.com Twitter: @HipstoryPodcast
On this chapter of HIPSTORY, I explore the history of Indie Music with guests actor/musician Jordan Woods-Robinson (The Walking Dead)and independent musician Allison Bruno. http://jordanwoods-robinson.com/ http://www.iamallisonbruno.com/ Twitter: @HipstoryPodcast
On our launch episode of HIPSTORY, Nick dives head first into the true meaning of "hipster" in this prologue to what will be a lengthy book covering all things hipster. #hipstory
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