Podcasts about In the Navy

In this episode of the Compendium, we're exploring the origin story of the Village People, the iconic band that brought us unforgettable disco music hits like "Y.M.C.A.," "Macho Man," and "In the Navy." From their creation by Jacques Morali and Henri Belolo to their rise to fame, come with us as we dive into their history and cultural impact they had on the disco era and the LGBTQ community.We give you the Compendium, but if you want more, then check out these great resources:“The Village People's“ - Official website“Henri Belolo & Jacques Morali” - Disco Disco“The gay ecstasy of the Village People” - BBC“Can't Stop the Music Movie” - Wikipedia“Golden Raspberry Awards story” - WikipediaSend us a Text Message and get a shout out in Listner Mail!The Eerie Side Podcast1 Mother & 2 Daughters True Crime Podcast - We cover the unexplained, mysteries, & more.Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyConnect with Us:

Robert Cooper, Mark Radulich and Jesse Starcher play some of our favorite metal covers. This year we're heading it up with Alestorm's In The Navy vs Sabaton's In the Army Now! From there you'll never know which direction we'll go in. It's a wacky show full of fun covers so sit back and enjoy!Disclaimer: The following may contain offensive language, adult humor, and/or content that some viewers may find offensive – The views and opinions expressed by any one speaker does not explicitly or necessarily reflect or represent those of Mark Radulich or W2M Network.Mark Radulich and his wacky podcast on all the things:https://linktr.ee/markkind76alsoFB Messenger: Mark Radulich LCSWTiktok: @markradulichtwitter: @MarkRadulichInstagram: markkind76

The Village People famously sang about life "In The Navy"... but what was life like for a gay man who was actually in the navy? Join Mr Badger as he chats to LongHu (Nick Cheng) about the ups, downs and mental health blips that changed his career and his life.

@NLLMMH, #WAKEUPWITHTHEMADDHOUSE, #LARRY #JESSICA #BURPIE  -QUESTION OF THE DAY?  -WORKING WOMAN WEDNESDAY? IN THE NAVY!!! BE GREAT -LET EM SHINE -NOSEY NEIGHBOR NEWS / QUICKIE-LARRY MAD?   -BURPIES THOUGHTS – PASTOR REAL -MADDHOUSE ARGUMENT? THE SCORE WAS 161 TO 2 -ARE YOU BLACK SMART? -TRENDING TOPICS

Village People har ikke levet forgæves. I dagens historie skal vi nemlig en tur In The Navy med nogle Macho Men, der festede lidt for meget hos YMCA. For da den amerikanske hær i 1919 fik nys om, at en gruppe unge mænd i flåden havde sex med hinanden, så besluttede de sig for at tage dem med bukserne nede... Bogstaveligt talt. De lavede nemlig en hemmelige undercovergruppe af agenter, hvis fornemmeste mission var at forføre de såkaldte "cocksuckers and rectum receivers". Og det gav bagslag - på mere end én måde! Undercover-agenterne måtte nemlig ligge røv og pik til lidt af hvert. Tag med, når vi på bagkant af priden dykker vi ned i et skelsættende kapitel i regnbuehistorien! --------------------- REKLAME: Dagens afsnit er sponsoreret af og indeholder reklame for HelloFresh! Brug koden VANVITTIGMAD når du skriver dig op til måltidskasser hos HelloFresh og få op til 1.150 kr rabat på de fem første måltidskasser - og gratis fragt på den første. Tak til HelloFresh for at hjælpe med at holde podcasten gratis. --------------------- Dagens Øl: Prunus & Pithos, Mikkeller Baghaven (6 %) SKIP TIL 08:00 FOR HISTORIEN. Find billetter til live-shows på: vanvittigverdenshistorie.dk/live-shows Se Vanvidsbarometeret på: barometerbjarke.dk

Hello Sailor! Jason from 'It's Not That Bad' podcast jumps onboard the 'Defend It Yourself' ship to review The Pirate Movie (1982), an Australian musical romantic comedy loosely based on The Pirates of Penzance. "Think Pirates of the Caribbean crossed with YMCA's 'In The Navy', throw a bit of Baywatch in there, a bit of Grease, a bit of Grease 2, the non-shark bits of Jaws and the dreamlike quality of Scrubs and you're about halfway there". My Guest: "It's the show that does its best to defend the unfairly maligned movies, to find the silver linings in the films deemed “less than great”. Every week, host Jason Whissell is joined by a guest to discuss a movie that has been poorly rated by the critics or by the fans" , description from their website: https://notthatbadcast.com/home/ Discussion Points: -Bus stops advertisements. -Taking the context and the time that the film was made into account when watching the film. -The Pirate King and his fantastic lines, played charmingly by Ted Hamilton. -There's a lot to be said for a film that just makes you laugh. -A lot of Jason's examples go completely over Sean's head. -Sean drops Casualty (1986-Present) trivia but gets his Grease (1978) trivia desperately wrong. -Sean gets distracted by The Batman (2022) once Jason brings it up. It's been a while. -Jason and Sean discuss World War Z (2013). -Sean ironically discusses editing. Raised Questions: -Do you believe film critics? -Did they get past introductions in the 80's? -Where do the Ninjas turn up? -How bad does this film look on paper? -This film got how many many Razzie nominations? -What does Jason think of the musical score, did it damage the film? -The self-awareness of the film? -What do critics want? -Are films with a long runtime necessary? -Is this film a perfect 'bad day' film? Random Recommendations: -Repo The Genetic Opera (2008). -House of Wax (2005). -Bottom (TV Series 1991-1995). -The Pope's Exorcist (2023). -Clue (1985). Trailer: FilmFloggers: www.filmfloggers.com Review It Yourself now has a Patreon! Choose from TWO memberships: -'Nowt Special' Side Series: This 'Nowt Special' tier gives you Exclusive Access to a (ANOTHER) side-series in which Sean watches older, classic films.... + other benefits. -Rewatch It Yourself: +All the benefits of the 'Nowt Special' tier PLUS -An even-more exclusive series, where Sean takes you through every Zombie film he owns (there's quite a few). Find us here: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/review_it_yourself21 Twitter: @YourselfReview Instagram: reviewityourselfpodcast2021

The guys compared the move to the Village People song 'In The Navy.'

IN THE NAVY! YOU CAN SAIL THE SEVEN SEAS... Sean is joined by Nick from 'Let's Get Trashed' podcast. Nick is here to defend the under-rated Down Periscope (1996).  Nick is faced with questions about when he first saw the film and what he thinks is the reason behind the film's poor-reception.  Discussion Points: -Sean is disgusted this film is only 11% Rotten Tomatoes, further compounding his refusal to use the site in his podcast ever again.  -The under-dog nature of the story.  -The writing quality of present-day films. -Nick brings up superhero films. Random Questions: -Should you give command of a submarine to a man with a 'Welcome Aboard' tattoo? -Did the Navy popularise tattoos? -How bad is Jane Leeves accent in Frasier? -Have you ever mixed-up Rob Schneider and Roy Scheider? -Why are all the reviews from 4-8 years after the film was released? -Are you pro-Waterworld? -Do certain films get bad reputations? -How bad can Indiana Jones 5 be? -What happened to submarine films? Random Quotes: -"You do realise you're going to have to sit through some sh*t don't you?"-the realisation of the Defend It Yourself dawns. -"People from Manchester don't talk like that!" -"I like U-571, I mean historically it's horrific". -"But she's already dead what's the point?"-[How high does Sean's voice go]. Random Film Recommendations: -K-19: The Widowmaker (2002). -Coherence (2014). Definitely Not Recommended: -Geostorm (2017). Thanks for listening!

In which macho man musician Eric Gaudette joins us to pay homage to THE VILLAGE PEOPLE in Nancy Walker's disco classic CAN'T STOP THE MUSIC (1980). (Warning: contains spoilers and some content may be triggering.)

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The Muppet Show mega-fan and Broadway’s Hamilton cast member, Fergie L. Phillipe takes you on an episode-by-episode joyride as he highlights the funny, heartwarming, musical and just straight up WEIRD moments from the show that we all know and love.  When did you first notice that your morning commute was missing flying penguins?! Or that there are not enough piano playing chickens on your runs through the park? Who was gravely disappointed that In The Navy is by The Village People and not in fact a group of Viking Pigs!? Worry NOT, for Fergie is here to fulfill your various Muppet quotas, hopes, dreams, and desires!  Don’t wait for the last shoe to drop into your soup, It’s Time To Meet The Muppets!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s a right old waffle fest this week - topics include the fact that Tom doesn’t care for saving The Queen, new gadgets, the song In The Navy by the Village People, weirdest lyrics in songs and Tom’s new silent air conditioning unit. We promise that all of the above is better than it sounds. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It’s a right old waffle fest this week - topics include the fact that Tom doesn’t care for saving The Queen, new gadgets, the song In The Navy by the Village People, weirdest lyrics in songs and Tom’s new silent air conditioning unit. We promise that all of the above is better than it sounds. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the very best of the classic Village People disco gold in one awesome mechamix.BPM = 115 – 136 TRACKS:VILLAGE PEOPLETHE WOMENI'M A CRUISERYMCA (12” version)SAN FRANCISCO (you've got me)IN THE NAVY (12” version)FIRE ISLANDHOT COPMANHATTAN WOMANCITIZENS OF THE WORLDI WANNA SHAKE YOUR HANDGET AWAY HOLIDAY (disco mix)GO WESTIN HOLLYWOOD (everybody is a star)LIBERATIONSODOM & GOMORAHI AM WHAT I AMKEY WESTMACHO MAN (12” version)JUST A GIGOLO (I ain't got nobody)SLEAZYCAN'T STOP THE MUSICREADY FOR THE 80'sMAGIC NIGHTFor all your mechamix needs go to:THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE:http://mechanism.podomatic.comTHE OFFICIAL FACEBOOK PAGE:https://www.facebook.com/theofficialmechanismpodcastTHE OFFICIAL TWITTER PAGE:https://twitter.com/MechPodTHE OFFICIAL MIXCLOUD PAGE:https://www.mixcloud.com/Mechanism_PodcastTHE OFFICIAL INSTAGRAM PAGE:https://www.instagram.com/mechanism_podcast/GOOGLE PODCASTS:https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9tZWNoYW5pc20ucG9kb21hdGljLmNvbS9yc3MyLnhtbA&ep=14TUNE IN:https://tunein.com/podcasts/Music-Podcasts/THE-OFFICIAL-MECHANISM-PODCAST-p1232704/APPLE PODCASTS:https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-official-mechanism-podcast/id262641087YOUTUBE:https://www.youtube.com/c/THEOFFICIALMECHANISMPODCASTTEESPRING MERCH STORE:https://teespring.com/stores/the-official-mechanism-podcastREDBUBBLE MERCH STORE:https://www.redbubble.com/people/mechanism/shopTEEPUBLIC MERCH STORE:http://tee.pub/lic/MechamixMerch#mechamix

Miles Jaye , Discuss new album 'God's Creation, & new single ' He Makes It Better & His New Podcast    MILES JAYE is one of the most captivating performers on the scene today.  His signature voice is one of the best in the business and his "Red Rose" electric violin places him in a class and category all his own. Like his namesake MILES DAVIS - MILES  JAYE is truly one of a kind.   Early in his career, after returning from a 5 year stint in the U.S. Air Force band, the classically trained Jaye, served as sideman to songstress Phyllis Hyman, balladeer Jon Lucien and Jazz guitarist, Eric Gale on voice, violin, flute and piano touring the U.S. and Europe. Later he was signed as lead singing “Cop” for THE VILLAGE PEOPLE - the iconic pop group that brought you “YMCA,” “IN THE NAVY” and “MACHO MAN."   JAYE has been joined on his own recordings by such notables as George Duke, Grover Washington, Jr., Roy Ayers, Nat Adderley, Jr., and Branford Marsalis but he is especially proud of writing and producing for his mentor, legendary R&B star Teddy Pendergrass on his certified Gold JOY CD.     With 22 CD titles to his credit, the first three – MILES, IRRESISTIBLE and STRONG - released on Island Records featured the Billboard Top Ten hit singles – “Let’s Start Love Over” “Heaven” “Objective” featuring Grover Washington, Jr. and the soul classic “I’ve Been a Fool for You” - a favorite of adult radio formats nationwide.

Randy is the original cowboy for the hugely popular band from the 70's and 80's, the Village People. With hits like YMCA, In The Navy and Macho Man, The Village People became one of the biggest bands in the world during the late 70's. In this episode Randy talks about which relative inspired him to be an entertainer, as well as how a loin cloth and a chain belt got him the gig as the original Village People Cowboy. He also gives us some behind the scenes stories of those times at the Playboy mansion, what it was like filming the movie “Can’t Stop the Music” and the television show “The Love Boat”. Randy also tells us what Queen Elizabeth said to him when they met for the first time.

Come along, take a ride... down the road with us to relive 1.20- Deadmand's Blood. We deal with Sam's daddy issues, Dean's shortness and learn some interesting things about Vampires. We even make a little Vampire ditty to "In The Navy". Definitely a must listen!

This episode is going to be all about the K-Pop fandom scene. We talk about one of my favorite K-Pop artists, Mamamoo, and their fandom, the Moomoos, and the issues that the artist and the fandom collectively face, as well as how does this reflect to the K-Pop fandom culture today. We get right into this here IN THE NAVY.

Finally publishing my very first podcast (YAY). In this pilot podcast, I'll be introducing myself and discuss about the general concept of this podcast. Join me in this pilot stream and get IN THE NAVY. -------------------- Follow me on my SNS accounts: Twitter - @trish_navy Instagram - @inthenaivee

We open up with today's show with In The Navy by The Village People. We chose that song because we had scheduled actor Ken Campbell to come on the show but we had some technical problems and were unable to do the interview. However we did talk about Vee's surgery and recovery. She is doing better and should be back next week. Thank you for all the post and emails everyone sent wishing her a quick recovery. Sean, PJ and Steve talk about their past surgeries. PJ talks about getting healthy. Steve finally relaxes about his performance for his play.  We also talk about how windy is has been in SoCal and play our favorite songs about the wind. Break the news that actress Jill Whelan is engaged !!  We do What's News?! and then play the game.Support the show by clicking on the banner & bookmarking - then shop ! 

We open up with today's show with In The Navy by The Village People. We chose that song because we had scheduled actor Ken Campbell to come on the show but we had some technical problems and were unable to do the interview. However we did talk about Vee's surgery and recovery. She is doing better and should be back next week. Thank you for all the post and emails everyone sent wishing her a quick recovery. Sean, PJ and Steve talk about their past surgeries. PJ talks about getting healthy. Steve finally relaxes about his performance for his play.  We also talk about how windy is has been in SoCal and play our favorite songs about the wind. Break the news that actress Jill Whelan is engaged !!  We do What's News?! and then play the game.Support the show by clicking on the banner & bookmarking - then shop ! 

As always, show notes can be found at www.stitchedtogether.co.uk. Come and join the conversation on the Stitched Together Podcast & Patterns Ravelry Group board.Stuff and ThingsLouleigh has donated one of her bags for a giveaway. The winner was drawn in Episode 24 but hasn't claimed the prize yet.Emily of the FibreTown Podcast has released a new pattern the Esther Belle Shawl and she has donated a copy of this new pattern to give away to a viewer. The winner is announced in this episode.I've now released my Boat Trip Cowl pattern and there is a coupon code, BOATTRIP, that will get you a £1 discount, if you enter it in the Coupon Code box on the checkout screen. This code will expire at midnight GMT on 30th November 2015. I mention the yarn used Countess Ablaze Lord Kitchener 4ply and Siidegarte Siide-Quirlig, which I got from The Golden Skein.Done and DustedFondant Fibre Fuzzlings in the Gone West colourway. Spun as a semi-worsted 3-ply construction, I got 178m of DK weight yarn.Cute Critter for Christmas was an improvised pattern. It used Sirdar Shaggy Scarf yarn in the 0607 Tan colourway and Hayfield Bonus Chunky in the 0936 Tan colourway. I referenced FreshStitches crochet patterns and Rebecca Danger's Big Book of Knitted Monsters (UK Link)(US Link).Brother's Barley Hat is by TinCanKnits and is knit from Cascade 220 Superwash in the 885 In The Navy colourway.Grandmother's Favorite knit using Pigsah Peaches & Creme Solids in the 5 Eggshell colourway. Also giving some sensitive soap from Corinne T Holistic on ETSY.Nose to the GrindstonePamela Stripes En Haute knit from my own pattern, using Posh Yarn Pamela in the I'll Get You My Pretty, The Door Just Opened For Someone and The Grass is Full of Stars colourway.Fondant Fibre Rolags in the Lina colourway. Rolags are made of alpaca, camel, Shetland and silk. Spun using my Spanish Peacock Bead Whorl spindles.Toddler Tank Top using Rico Baby Classic DK in the 16 Purple colourway. Based on the shaping of Playing Out by Sirdar from Issue 101 of Simply Knitting.Blast From The PastQuynn by Woolly Wormhead knit in Babylonglegs Radiance Aran in the Stingray colourway.PlottingI need to make a monster for my second youngest nephew and a hat for my eldest nephew. Thinking about doing a Self Indulgent Craft A Long starting on Christmas Day. If you have any thoughts about this CAL, post in the episode thread on the Ravelry Board.Splashed OutNicole C Mendez Stripy Gold Sock in #2 colourway.The Wool Barn Silk Sock in Gun Powder.The Wool Barn Alpaca Sock in Denim.The Wool Barn Rustic Sock in Adria.The Knitting Goddess BritSock in The Luggage colourway.Online CommunityThanks for reaching out as you always do!

The Truth About Rum, you ask? Well, if you drink some Black Heart and wind up in Buccaneer's Bog you'll likely have to take your Chances with some Skeletons who then get beat up by Oderlessey who's a Damn Fine Sailor but also a Brutal Pirate although nicer than Calico Jack Rackham but not so nice as Anney Bonney and Mary Read.

Zom and Loaf go out to sea… then on shore leave… in this week’s episode as we travel back in time to 1973 to cover a couple navy-themed films. First is a lesser-known James Caan film called Cinderella Liberty. Staches, racial slurs, and natural titties make this one right at home on our show. Next […] The post Episode 21: In The Navy appeared first on Silva and Gold.

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clickhere Visit the Radio America Store web site.Buy your 50 mp3 for &5.00 Abbott & Costello were one of the greatest comedy teams in the history of show business. They mastered the straightman/clown relationship, creating a magical chemistry that would take them from the burlesque stage to radio to broadway to film and finally, to television Born William Alexander Abbott on October 6, 1897 in Asbury Park, N.J., Bud became one of the most sought after and polished straightmen on the burlesque circuit. It was here that he met his future partner, Louis Francis Cristillo, born on March 6, 1906 in Paterson, N.J. Their official teaming was in 1936. Although they became a popular booking commodity on the burlesque wheel, it wasn't until they appeared on the KATE SMITH RADIO HOUR, performing what would soon become known as their classic signature skit, "Who's On First," that Bud Abbott & Lou Costello were hurled to stardom, and to Hollywood. Signed to Universal in 1939, Abbott & Costello reigned as the new "Kings Of Comedy," producing a solid decade of box office hits as: "Buck Privates;" "In The Navy;" "Hold That Ghost;" "Naughty Nineties;" "Time Of Their Lives;" and their 1948 monster classic, "Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein." Today, that film remains a favorite among fans, as well as an international cult masterpiece. Bud and Lou's style and brand of comedy helped lift the morale of the American public during World War II.

Abbott & Costello were one of the greatest comedy teams in the history of show business. They mastered the straightman/clown relationship, creating a magical chemistry that would take them from the burlesque stage to radio to broadway to film and finally, to television Born William Alexander Abbott on October 6, 1897 in Asbury Park, N.J., Bud became one of the most sought after and polished straightmen on the burlesque circuit. It was here that he met his future partner, Louis Francis Cristillo, born on March 6, 1906 in Paterson, N.J. Their official teaming was in 1936. Although they became a popular booking commodity on the burlesque wheel, it wasn't until they appeared on the KATE SMITH RADIO HOUR, performing what would soon become known as their classic signature skit, "Who's On First," that Bud Abbott & Lou Costello were hurled to stardom, and to Hollywood. Signed to Universal in 1939, Abbott & Costello reigned as the new "Kings Of Comedy," producing a solid decade of box office hits as: "Buck Privates;" "In The Navy;" "Hold That Ghost;" "Naughty Nineties;" "Time Of Their Lives;" and their 1948 monster classic, "Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein." Today, that film remains a favorite among fans, as well as an international cult masterpiece. Bud and Lou's style and brand of comedy helped lift the morale of the American public during World War II. Eager to lend their time to the war effort, the boys funded (out-of-pocket) a cross-country tour to help raise much needed funds on behalf of the War Bond Drive. Everywhere they appeared there were sell-out audiences. They were honored on the steps of New York's City Hall by Mayor Furiello LaGuardia for raising a record-breaking 89 million in just three days