Podcast appearances and mentions of Jeff Mills

“God said, give 'em drum machines—and see what happens.” That's the dream Mike Huckaby shared, and it's the heartbeat of God Said Give 'Em Drum Machines, the acclaimed documentary by Detroit filmmaker Kristian Hill that restores techno's true story—deeply rooted in Black Detroit creativity, culture, and resilience. “We had a grocery store on Hastings Street. My grandfather ran numbers,” Hill recalls, grounding his storytelling in generations of Detroit legacy, from his grandmother Mabel White teaching home economics at Kettering and cooking for Aretha Franklin, to DJing with friends like Al Ester and parking cars outside Cheeks while legends like Jeff Mills and Stacey Hale spun inside. The film traces the untold journey of techno's pioneers—Juan Atkins, Kevin Saunderson, Derrick May, Eddie Fowlkes, Blake Baxter, and Santonio Echols—as Hill and his team follow the music from Detroit to Amsterdam, Japan, South Africa, and even Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, where locals called it “the Detroit of Russia” and clubs pulsed with Detroit's sound. “We got the stars,” Hill says, referring to the Belleville Three and others, “but nobody ever tells the story.” Fueled by years of footage and shaped in long, late-night edit sessions, the documentary is not only a cinematic reclaiming of techno's Black roots but a personal odyssey of creative purpose. “It's not just a link. It's an experience,” Hill emphasizes, reminding audiences that this is more than a movie—it's Detroit history set to a beat that moved the world. Detroit is Different is a podcast hosted by Khary Frazier covering people adding to the culture of an American Classic city. Visit www.detroitisdifferent.com to hear, see and experience more of what makes Detroit different. Follow, like, share, and subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes, Google Play, and Sticher. Comment, suggest and connect with the podcast by emailing info@detroitisdifferent.com

In 1994, Fuse opened its doors on the Rue Blaes in downtown Brussels. From early on, this nightclub attracted Detroit techno pioneers Carl Craig, Jeff Mills, and Juan Atkins and cutting-edge French innovators like Laurent Garnier and Daft Punk. Over time, Fuse became one of the most important clubs on the European techno scene and, to celebrate its 30th birthday last year, Koen Galle published Fuse: 30yrs Of Making Noise (AfterClub, 2024). In this recording of a live event, Galle talks to Simon Taylor about the glory days of Fuse and what has made it one of the longest-surviving clubs in Europe – outlasting and predating more famous venues like Trezor and Bergheim in Berlin. Formerly a DJ, Koen Galle founded publishing house AfterClub to uncover stories about Belgium's rich electronic music culture and nightlife.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

In 1994, Fuse opened its doors on the Rue Blaes in downtown Brussels. From early on, this nightclub attracted Detroit techno pioneers Carl Craig, Jeff Mills, and Juan Atkins and cutting-edge French innovators like Laurent Garnier and Daft Punk. Over time, Fuse became one of the most important clubs on the European techno scene and, to celebrate its 30th birthday last year, Koen Galle published Fuse: 30yrs Of Making Noise (AfterClub, 2024). In this recording of a live event, Galle talks to Simon Taylor about the glory days of Fuse and what has made it one of the longest-surviving clubs in Europe – outlasting and predating more famous venues like Trezor and Bergheim in Berlin. Formerly a DJ, Koen Galle founded publishing house AfterClub to uncover stories about Belgium's rich electronic music culture and nightlife.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/performing-arts

In 1994, Fuse opened its doors on the Rue Blaes in downtown Brussels. From early on, this nightclub attracted Detroit techno pioneers Carl Craig, Jeff Mills, and Juan Atkins and cutting-edge French innovators like Laurent Garnier and Daft Punk. Over time, Fuse became one of the most important clubs on the European techno scene and, to celebrate its 30th birthday last year, Koen Galle published Fuse: 30yrs Of Making Noise (AfterClub, 2024). In this recording of a live event, Galle talks to Simon Taylor about the glory days of Fuse and what has made it one of the longest-surviving clubs in Europe – outlasting and predating more famous venues like Trezor and Bergheim in Berlin. Formerly a DJ, Koen Galle founded publishing house AfterClub to uncover stories about Belgium's rich electronic music culture and nightlife.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/music

Episode #266 - plant your beatsPlaylist: Spiral Deluxe, Jeff Mills, Gerald Mitchell, Yumiko Ohno, Kenji Hino - Paris Roulette (Long Mix)Karen Nyame KG - The Remedy박혜진 Park Hye Jin - See so (I Can Hear Your Heart)Bruk Rogers, JSWISS, Onj - Feel AlrightReel People, Vanessa Freeman - Butterflies (Live Version)dublon, Levi Hayes - Oyster JamEl Michels Affair - KodakMen I Trust - Always Lone (live)44th Move, Alfa Mist, Richard Spaven - AnthemRacasse, Gabb. - Parc MercierOkonski - OctoberMontuno West - Interlude - Pellejo DuroGhost-Note - Jungle Boogie-in'Kiefer - FOMOMakaya McCraven - First Thing FirstLou Piensa, Dr. MaD, The Loop Pilots - Cloud CirclesBeatox - Cest La VieAshley Henry - RealisationsVarious Artists - The Rain

01. HOVR - Everyone's free (to wear sunscreen) [hmwl]02. DOUGLAS GREED - In meinem herzen riecht es nachnebelsmaschine [music label records company]03. DJ KOZE - Buschtaxi [pampa records]04. CONVOLUTE - Everyday in my life [ocultismo]05. PADRE & BAR.BA - She dance like a painting [aterral]06. JEFF MILLS - Theme from star child [axis records]07. TAL FUSSMAN - Waiting [cod3 qr]08. ECHONOMIST feat. OVEOUS - The story behind [exit strategy]09. GLUSKO & THOMAS GANDEY - Lovers (extended mix) [purified records]10. ALEX BANKS - Afterlife [last night on earth]11. ALEX BANKS - Impermanence [last night on earth]12. DCLVIII OFC - Reborn [sudbeat music]13. LOLOMAN - The wall (laurent garnier rework) [cod3 qr]14. CONVOLUTE - Psychotherapy (map.ache remix) [ocultismo]15. IMPERIEUX - Young [macro recordings]IT'S JUST MUZIK RADIO SHOW presented by DEN MARTELO is played :Every Tuesday 18-20h @ YouFM 106.9 Belgium (www.facebook.com/youfmbe)Every Saturday 17-19h @ O.N.I.B. DJ RADIO (www.onibradio.com)Every Saturday 18-20h @ Galaxie 95.3 France (www.galaxieradio.fr)JOIN US ON INSTAGRAM : www.instagram.com/itsjustmuzikradioJOIN US @ FACEBOOK : www.facebook.com/itsjustmuzikradio

Ditch Fear Jeff Mills, President of iMerit, shares a difficult moment in his career when he was asked to do something that completely went against his core values. What do you do when your leader asks you to do something that you don't believe in? For Jeff, it was an easy decision, but it wasn't a popular one. What would you do in this situation?He also shares why fear is a relic of the past, a short-sighted strategy that stifles innovation and drives away top talent.Isn't better when were in the trenches together, working towards a common goal. You'll Also Discover:How to Motivate Your Team.A Strategy for Leading in the Age of AI.Why Retention is Critical for AI Success.A Step to Disrupt Your Industry with AI.The Three Impacts of AI on FTE Models.Follow Jeff on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jmills/Learn More about iMerit: https://imerit.net/ -----Connect with the Host, #1 bestselling author Ben FanningSpeaking and Training inquiresSubscribe to my Youtube channelLinkedInInstagramTwitter

Join us as Jeff Mills from Winfield Morning Sun and Real Smart Highlights shares his insights on the standout performers in high school basketball this season. In this episode, we dive into the selection of the all-round guy radio team, featuring exceptional players from the center of the Round Guy Radio area. We'll also touch on the community's support, spotlighting sponsors like Homeplate Sports Cards, Henshaw Trailer Sales, and others who are instrumental in making high school sports shine a little brighter. Discover the talents of Mason Watkins, Jake Edwards, and more as Jeff discusses their impressive stats and contributions to their teams. Get ready for an engaging conversation about memorable games, standout performances, and the future of these promising young athletes in the world of basketball.

Avec le mini mix de Melvin Schlemer en bonus !

Dans cet épisode, je retrouve La Terrasse, un an après notre première interview, pour un échange exclusif sur notre dernière soirée au Panic Room avec Vroum Vroum!

Today we're diving into the evolution of a true force in the scene, performing under the moniker Vakat. Having shared the stage with Ben Sims at Moondance Festival, Vakat began crafting his signature sound with the release of his first music, the Siren EP on Marcelus' Singular Records in July 2017. By May 2018, he continued his sonic journey with an EP on Patrik Skoog's Discrete Data Records, before dropping his debut album Dah LP on Subsist Records in February 2020. With a career that has seen him share stages with techno legends like Jeff Mills, DJ Deep, Oscar Mulero, and many more, Vakat has consistently pushed boundaries and delivered deep, immersive experiences. So, get ready to experience a 60-minute journey into the heart of techno with Vakat. https://www.facebook.com/lowfrequencypodcast https://soundcloud.com/vakatmusic https://www.facebook.com/vakatmusic/

In this episode, we sit down with Jeff Mills, a sports reporter for the Wapolo Morning Sun and creator of Real Smart Highlights, to discuss the high school basketball teams he follows. Jeff provides insights into the remarkable progress of the Wapolo teams, including a thrilling winning streak that brought them into the play-in games. We delve into the achievements of standout players like Justin Faulkner and Trayton Schultz, and talk about the picturesque rise of the Columbus Wildcats, driven by rising talent Ellis Hills Carrier. Jeff also shares his thoughts on the Winfield-Mount Union Wolves and their playoff prospects, highlighting key players and matchups. Join us as Jeff reveals the intricacies of the upcoming playoff brackets and shares predictions for some of the most exciting matchups in Iowa high school basketball. From nail-biting games to breakout athletes, this episode is a must-listen for sports fans eager to catch up on the latest in local basketball action.

Un nuevo 808 en Radio Castilla-La Mancha que nos descubre las últimas creaciones de Jeff Mills, Kaytranada o Charlotte de Witte junto a Amelie Lens entre muchas otras. Pone en marcha el Generador de Ideas junto a Rocío Romero para conocer cómo los avances tecnológicos pueden estar llevándonos hacia una comunicación multilingüe sin barreras y María, en voz de La Plata, está presentando “Interzona”, el nuevo álbum de la banda valenciana. La Lista I: Ari Bald x CJ Scott - Disko Lena [Studio Barnhus] Alberto Melloni - Only You [Bordello A Parigi] Shuji Wada - Endless Load [Rush Hour] Emily Jeanne - Count Me Out [quỳnh] Charlotte De Witte x Amelie Lens - Where Do We Go [B2B] Al Habla: La Plata pres. “Interzona”. La Lista II: La Plata - Música Infinita [Sonido Muchacho] Kaytranada - Lover-Friend (Instrumental) [RCA] Karolinski - Pip-pip Trance [Full Pupp] Helang - The Artist In Me [HE.SHE.THEY.] Hooverian Blur - Hypnotizer [Sneakers Social Club] Xiaolin - Breath of Water [Harmony Rec.] DJ Manny - Tell Me Edit [Little Corner] La Lista III: Jeff Mills as Millsart - Satori [Axis] Otik - Retrograde [Aus] Pye Corner Audio - Resist (John Talabot Remix) [Lapsus] Stephen Kirkwood feat. emse - Take My Heart (Extended Mix) [Anjunabeats] D-Unity - Set us free [Unity Records] Ell Murphy - Need It (Osmosis Jones Remix) [Greco-Roman] Generador de Ideas: Tecnología y comunicación multilingüe con Rocío Romero. La Lista IV: A.Paul LSD (Christian Smith Remix) [Tronic] Pruvan - Too Much Poison [Yuku] JKS - The Cult [Molekül] JOPLYN - OMG [None Of The Above - N.O.T.A. BERLIN] Alarico - Boiler [Primal Instinct] Tifra - Invoke Hysteria [Haŵs] KNEECAP - H.O.O.D (2025 Mix) [Heavenly Recordings]

In this episode, we dive into the exciting world of the Super Conference Championships, where four competitive teams battle for glory. Our special guests, Scotty Melvin and Jeff Mills, bring their firsthand insights as they discuss the electrifying matches they witnessed at the SEC gym. From Notre Dame's impressive victory over Waco to West Burlington's continued dominance, we explore the dynamic performances and standout players that made this conference championship unforgettable. Scotty Melvin provides his expert analysis on the strengths and strategies of the participating teams, highlighting Notre Dame's experience and West Burlington's unstoppable talent. Meanwhile, Jeff Mills delves into the thrilling girls' matches, showcasing impressive performances by teams like Lone Tree Lions and the powerhouse Mediapolis. Tune in to hear about unexpected victories, strategic plays, and predictions for the playoffs as we unravel the intense action and talent displayed at this year's Super Conference Championships. Whether you're a basketball enthusiast or a casual fan, this episode offers engaging insights into the world of high school basketball.

This week's Local Selection comes from rising Dublin DJ and producer Josh Burke, who seamlessly blends stripped-back contemporary techno with gritty, funk-infused old-school cuts. His entry is a flirtatious interplay between the past and present, keeping listeners locked in for the full journey. At 22 years old, Dublin-based DJ and producer Josh Burke is quickly making a name for himself in Ireland's vibrant but competitive techno circuit. Known for his raw, deep, and old-school techno style, Burke has carved out a space that pays homage to the roots of the genre while injecting it with a nu-school edge. Burke's has been honing his craft as a DJ, playing across some of Ireland's most lauded venues from The Racket Space, Pawn Shop, The Grand Social, Bow Lane, and An Spailpín Fánach. Burke's entry to the Local Selection Mix is a fleeting journey through 90s and early 00s-style techno, carving out a sound rooted in Robert Hood's Minimal Nation and Jeff Mills' Purpose Maker era, while incorporating modern influences like Alarico and Chlär's Primal Instinct sound and Truncate's Chicago house-tinged grooves. He keeps things gritty, dynamic, and unrelenting. With an ear for detail and a knack for driving the groove forward like an F1 car on its final lap, Burke's selections and mixing style simply scream go! Josh Burke ------------------- SC: @josh-burke-785622830 IG: www.instagram.com/joshburrke/ Four Four Magazine 
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Rich and Jason speak to Michigan-based engineer and space flown artifact collector Jeff Mills. The boys go in-depth with Jeff about his passion for his Mercury and Space Shuttle era collections, M-G-A era vintage lucites, and the fascinating backstory and the extensive research behind his amazing Souvenirs of Space website. Learn about the fine art of researching provenance and space history through Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, and how such requests have fueled the valuable information that Jeff shares on his website. And don't miss when the guys wrap up at the end by discussing the recently completed Heritage space auction that saw a number of amazing prices and fantastic lots, especially from the collections of Apollo 13 LMP Fred Haise and from the estate of the late European collector Jacques Bracke.

Join us for an exciting episode of the Scoreboard Show, supported by Davis Salons, Henshaw Trailer Sales, Partners for Profit Fundraising, and Representative Helena Hayes. We kick off with a thrilling recap of Wapolo vs. L&M Falcons, showcasing standout performances by Finnegan Klein and other rising stars. In other nail-biting matches, Lone Tree narrowly edged out opponents in a last-minute victory, while the competitive spirit shined in games featuring teams like Kyoto, West Burlington, Columbus, and more. Listen in as we highlight key players, remarkable scores, and updates from a buzzing week of high school basketball. Don't miss the action-packed review of rivalry games, new coaching strategies, and budding talents from across the district. From score breakdowns to player spotlights, this episode captures the exhilarating world of high school hoops.

Join us for an exciting night of high school sports action! The evening kicks off in Fairfield, Iowa with the JV game between Fort Madison and Fairfield, starting at 4:45 PM. Stay tuned for the varsity match at 7:30 PM, featuring Marquette at Wilton - our first Wilton home game of the year. We'll bring you live updates and reports from a dedicated lineup of commentators including Jeff Mills of Real Smart Highlights, who is joining us on his birthday. Stay for the scoreboard show around 9:30 PM for all the latest highlights. Buckle up for a thrilling ride with Round Guy Radio!

durée : 00:55:55 - Certains l'aiment Fip - Pour cette émission en compagnie de producteur Marin Karmitz autour de la parution du coffret conçu par Fip et mk2, on voyage avec Jeff Mills, Yong-Jin Jeong, Wasisi Diop, Abdullah Ibrahim, Chico Buarque ou encore Angelo Badalamenti.

durée : 00:21:10 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Albane Penaranda, Mathias Le Gargasson, Antoine Dhulster - Reconnu comme l'un des meilleurs DJ de la planète Jeff Mills est un pilier de la scène techno à Detroit. En 2000, dans "Carnets de notes", il dévoile le concept de sa dernière compilation pour laquelle il a fait appel à un psychologue. Un entretien rare, en deux parties, avec Jean-Philippe Renoult. - réalisation : Massimo Bellini - invités : Jeff Mills Musicien

durée : 01:28:02 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Albane Penaranda, Mathias Le Gargasson, Antoine Dhulster - Au début des années 1980 émerge à Detroit une révolution musicale qui donne naissance à la techno. En 2000, "Surpris par la Nuit" donne la parole aux acteurs de cette révolution. Jeff Mills et Juan Atkinson, entre autres, racontent comment et où ils ont puisé leur inspiration. - réalisation : Massimo Bellini - invités : Juan Atkins; Jeff Mills Musicien; Richie Hawtin; Carl Craig

durée : 00:20:46 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Albane Penaranda, Mathias Le Gargasson, Antoine Dhulster - Détroit, fin des années 1980 : la révolution techno explose à Détroit. Le DJ Jeff Mills est l'un des pionniers de cette ère. En 2000, il donne un entretien à France Culture dans lequel il revient sur sa vision de la musique, sur ses débuts à la radio et sur la création de son label militant UR. - réalisation : Massimo Bellini - invités : Jeff Mills Musicien

The latest episode brings you an exhilarating look at the pre-season scrimmage between the L&M Falcons and North Cedar. Gain insights from Jeff Mills of Real Smart Highlights as he shares his excitement about the Falcons' promising performance, spotlighting standout players like the Klein brothers and Mason Whitcomb. Discover the community's enthusiasm as the elementary gym fills up to support the local team in this pride game. Jeff Mills offers a glimpse into his role in capturing highlights for athletes, making them available to colleges, alongside his commitment to the school newspaper. Tune in for more on the Falcons' journey as they gear up for an intense basketball season, marking the start of an exciting year in high school sports.

durée : 00:03:11 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Mathias Le Gargasson - "Techno, toujours pareil ?" une sélection d'archives radiophoniques pour explorer la richesse de ce genre musical. Des fondateurs de la techno, dont Jeff Mills, témoignent de ce genre né à Détroit, inspiré par le funk et la musique électronique, qui navigue entre ambient, Transe Goa et culture DJ. - réalisation : Vincent Abouchar

The longtime Perlon affiliate goes for big basslines and big grooves. It's 1996, and a young Fumiya Tanaka is shelling out hefty yet minimal percussive techno at Club Rockets in Osaka to an audience enraptured. Released as Mix-Up, the 90-minute recording captures Tanaka sounding rather like Jeff Mills or Surgeon. It's far cry from the sound he's known for today, as one of the key figures among Perlon's coterie of DJs pushing restrained, funky cuts across the globe. Fumiya Tanaka's creative arc has seen him move away from these thunderous sounds to warmer shades of house and minimal. Since 2016, he's found a home on the inimitable German minimal label, crafting out a distinctive sound within the labels roster with an affection for tumbling basslines and spooky atmospheres. From 1996 to 2023, Tanaka ran a party series in Tokyo, Osaka and Berlin called "Chaos," which encapsulates the ethos of freedom Tanaka brings to a party. "When you hear music you've never heard before and encounter unknown territory, you will be so happy and totally absorbed," he told us back in 2019. "I want to keep that feeling." RA.964 achieves exactly that. Nearly three decades on from Mix-Up, (and after a good few years of asking), Tanaka's RA Podcast captures the Perlon maestro in a full house mode. Recorded at a Slapfunk party in Amsterdam, Tanaka keeps the vibe funked-up, chunky and warm, punctuated by the occasional big breakdown and the odd lick of garage rudeness. No tracklist for now—but as Tanaka knows well, half the fun lies in the mystery. @fumiyatanaka_official Read more at ra.co/podcast/964

Join us for a special season-end football award show featuring Scotty Melvin and Jeff Mills from Real Smart Highlights. In this episode, we delve into the standout performances of the season, highlighting exceptional players from various teams and districts. Listen as we discuss top players like Newsbaum from Van Buren County Warriors and Dominique Garcia from Lone Tree, who have shown remarkable skills on the field. Jeff Mills shares his insights on players across different classes, including the formidable Loudon Housengay from Waco and the versatile Logan McDowell from Washington. We also hear about standout linemen and other key players like Aikai and Markel Sapiens from Columbus, who are making waves in their respective teams. Scotty Melvin joins the conversation, adding his perspective on players from 3A to 5A, including Quincy Collins from West Burlington and the dynamic Marcus Guzman from Fort Madison. The episode also touches on team performances, coaching achievements, and predictions for the ongoing playoffs. As we wrap up the football season, we express gratitude to our partners and sponsors and hint at the exciting transition to the basketball season. Tune in for an engaging recap of the football season and a preview of what's to come in the world of high school sports!

Tomorrow Comes The Harvest are Detroit techno pioneer Jeff Mills, Indian tabla player Prabhu Edouard and Guyanese keyboardist Jean-Phi Dary. Together they create a transcendental mix of live improvisation, wild rhythm, electronic and acoustic wonder. I spoke to them ahead of their Barcelona gig, on November 2 at Jazztronica, about reading a crowd, Tony Allen, spiritual process and going on forever.

Join us for an exciting night of football coverage on Round Guy Radio as we dive into Week 7 of the season. Our evening kicks off at 5 PM with the Junior Varsity game between South Tama and Fairfield, followed by live updates from the Pekin homecoming game against Wapolo. Tune in for a special halftime show and reports from various games across the region. Catch the varsity action as Wilton takes on West Branch, with Ben Garvin providing the play-by-play. Our dedicated spotters, including Scotty Melvin, Jeff Mills, Andy McGuire, Andy Kay, Chet the Jet, and Don Mazinski, will be reporting from games like Albia vs. West Burlington and Collins-Maxwell vs. Audubon. Don't miss our comprehensive red zone coverage during halftime of the West Branch-Wilton game, and stay tuned for the scoreboard show to wrap up the night. Whether you're in the stands or listening from home, Round Guy Radio has you covered for all your football needs. Support your local teams and enjoy the thrill of the game with us!

For the tenth episode of There Is No Planet Earth Stories, I'm joined by guest Alan Oldham representing stories from Detroit.ALAN OLDHAM has been called “Detroit's Renaissance Man,” equally as known for his art as for his music under the pseudonym DJ T-1000.  The Detroit-born polymath, now living and working in Berlin, began his dual careers in the late 80s. First as the host of the “Fast Forward Program” on WDET FM 101.9, Detroit's first-ever radio show devoted exclusively to electronic music, and as a young indie comic artist, writing and drawing his own original creation, “Johnny Gambit” (predating the Marvel character). Oldham was later tapped by his childhood friend, Derrick May, to illustrate the label art for the now-classic records “Nude Photo” and “Beyond The Dance” on his fledgling Transmat label, and Detroit Techno history was made. Oldham was later hired by another childhood friend, Jeff Mills, to do freelance PR for the nascent Underground Resistance collective, writing press releases for the label. When Mills departed for a solo career, UR partner “Mad” Mike Banks tapped AO to replace him as DJ for their Australian Tour of 1992. The codename DJ T-1000 was adopted, and history was made once again.  Jumpstart to infamy.Since then, as an international DJ, Oldham has spun all over the planet, as far afield as Tokyo, Manila, The Phillipines, and Shanghai. When he's not behind the decks at home clubs Tresor Berlin and RSO, on the road to places like Batumi, Georgia or Trapani, Italy, or in the studio making music for labels like RSPX/Rekids, BPitch Berlin, Suspected Music, Third Ear, Elypsia Records, or his own Pure Sonik Records label, he is making new paintings and organizing art openings showcasing his iconic works. Oldham has put on art happenings in Amsterdam, Paris, Barcelona, Berlin, Vienna, and Detroit, as well as his iconic techno artworks being on view in Paris, London and Dusseldorf, as part of its traveling “Electronic: From Kraftwerk to the Chemical Brothers” exhibit. The multi-talented Oldham has also made his artistic debut in Kobe, Japan in 2022 with the exhibit “Massive Dynamic” at the Nick Jerky Art Cafe. In 2024, Oldham was also honored by the Mayor and Detroit City Council with a “Spirit of Detroit” Award for his musical and artistic contributions to his hometown. And back in Berlin, as part of Love Parade founder Dr. Motte's Rave The Planet team, Oldham helped Berlin Techno to achieve UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage status. Oldham's long-awaited EP as DJ T-1000 for Rekids sub-label RSPX is out now, as well as his new “Ask Me No Questions And I'll Tell You No Lies” EP on Pure Sonik Records, currently riding high on several Spotify techno charts including Mary Anne Hobbs' on BBC6. New releases to come!Support the show

Un nuevo 808 en Radio Castilla-La Mancha que nos descubre las últimas creaciones de FKA Twigs, Axel Boman o Arca junto a Tokischa entre muchas otras. Pone en marcha el Generador de Ideas para conocer el “Mapa de la Comunicación Rural” junto a Manuel Campo Vidal y Thom Archi está presentando su álbum debut “co(m)ping”. La Lista I: Primal Scream - Love Insurrection (Terry Farley & Wade Teo Remix) [BMG] Ignez - Ascend [Somov Records] Human Halo - Feel the Funky Bass [Blufin] Electric Rescue - Tell Me [Skrptöm] Fred P - Blitz [Private Society] Al Habla: thom archi pres. “com(p)ing” La Lista II: thom archi - words [Esmerarte] Altone - Unnaturally Balanced [Echocord] Cameo Blush - Just Concentrate [Future Classic] Pleizel - Midnight Horses [Mesh] EinKa - Wing-Suited Man [Goldmin Music] Hyas - Yellow Zushi [Artisjok Records] Neil Landstrumm - BRING US CLOSE [Scandinavia Works] La Lista III: FKA Twigs - Eusexua [Young] Yunis - Love the Way [YUKU] Michael Mayer - The Problem [Kompakt] Go Hiyama - Two Conclusive Opinion (Radial Barrel-Aged Remix) [Radial Records] Arca x Tokischa - Chama [XL Recordings] Lubelski - Drive Me Wild [Shall Not Fade] Generador de Ideas: “Mapa de la Comunicación Rural” junto a Manuel Campo Vidal La Lista IV: Axel Boman - Forever Latino [Studio Barnhus] Quelza - We'll Never Be Friends Again [HAYES] Martin Allin - Monumental [Circular Limited] Millsart - Poweland [Axis Records] Cult - Brass Tac [AnalyticTrail] Rodhad - Inception Report [fabric Records] Joe Goddard - Follow You (Cosmodelica Vocal Remix) [Domino Recording Co Ltd]

Welcome to our scoreboard show, where we bring you the most thrilling highlights from an unforgettable night of football. Tonight, Jeff Mills joins us to break down the action-packed games, starting with the electrifying Wapolo-Van Buren game. It was homecoming night in Wapolo, and the evening kicked off with a spectacular med force helicopter delivering the game ball. In a tightly contested battle, Wapolo's defense shined, securing a 14-6 victory over Van Buren with a late pick-six by Kinnick Reckenberger. Other notable matchups included Grinnell's commanding 31-0 win over Washington Demons, and Mid-Prairie's second-half surge to defeat West Burlington 42-21. Burlington also celebrated a 42-14 triumph over Mount Pleasant, while Lisbon dominated Highland 49-6. Keokuk edged out Fairfield 44-33 in a back-and-forth thriller, and Pekin rolled over Columbus with a 48-0 shutout. Iowa Valley continued their offensive onslaught with a 70-16 victory over English Valley. In other action, Pella Ducks upset Xavier 21-19, Williamsburg overwhelmed Fort Madison 67-6, and Otumwa Bulldogs remained unbeaten with a 69-27 win. Central Lee held off Davis County 21-14, and Mediapolis took down Albia 32-7. We also saw Eddyville triumph over Colfax-Mingo, North Mahaska's big win over Martinsdale-St. Mary's, and Wilton's statement victory over Beckman Catholic. New London fell to Central City 46-20, and SK cruised to a 60-0 homecoming win over Cardinal. Thank you for joining us for this exciting roundup of high school football action. Stay tuned for more updates and highlights in our next episode!

Welcome back to another exciting episode of Rail Guy Radio, sponsored by numerous local businesses and supporters. In this episode, host Jeff Mills dives into the upcoming football matchup between Wapello and L&M, two teams striving for their first win of the season. Jeff provides an in-depth analysis of both teams, highlighting standout players like Gage Carter from L&M and Lone Atkinson from Wapello. He discusses their previous games, the challenges they've faced, and what to expect in this crucial game. Additionally, Jeff shares his experiences covering various high school football games this season, including thrilling matches involving Columbus and Winfield. He also talks about his new role at the Wapello Morning Sun newspaper, where he covers sports events and writes stories about local teams. Tune in to hear Jeff's expert insights and get ready for an exhilarating Friday night under the lights!

Francesco De Luca, also known as Deluka, is an Italian DJ, producer and the founder of the Berlin-based record label, No Signal Records. His style is a unique blend of groovy textures and hypnotic elements, resulting in pulsating rhythms and captivating patterns in both his mixes and productions. Originally from Naples, his musical journey began at a young age with a love for house records and turntables. Over time, he was drawn to the captivating sounds of techno, taking inspiration from legends like Jeff Mills and Robert Hood, eventually adopting the alias Deluka.  In 2011, he moved to Berlin. As Francesco De Luca, he spent several years as a resident DJ at prestigious venues like Chalet and OHM's Same Bitches Party. In 2018, he made his mark in the techno scene with debut releases on the labels Estetika and 4TRKS, curated by DJ Hyperactive. Transitioning to his techno project as Deluka, he established No Signal Records through the release of the EP "Echos" in 2021. Since then, the label has released 8 EPs, collaborating with acclaimed artists like Amotik and Orbe. Additionally, No Signal Records has expanded into a physical store located in the Friedrichshain neighborhood. Driven by a relentless dedication to exploring and pushing boundaries, Deluka persistently experiments and refines his mixing technique and productions. His groundbreaking music has graced esteemed labels such as AMOTIK+, KSR, Future Architecture and SK11 reinforcing his reputation as a pioneering figure in the techno scene, alongside his emotional and intriguing DJ sets. Tracklist via -Spotify: bit.ly/SRonSpotify -Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/Slam_Radio/ -Facebook: bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup Archive on Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/slam/   Subscribe to our podcast on -iTunes: apple.co/2RQ1xdh -Amazon Music: amzn.to/2RPYnX3 -Google Podcasts: bit.ly/SRGooglePodcasts -Deezer: bit.ly/SlamRadioDeezer   Keep up with SLAM: https://fanlink.tv/Slam  Keep up with Soma Records: https://linktr.ee/somarecords    For syndication or radio queries: harry@somarecords.com & conor@glowcast.co.uk Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk

Ma Haiping stands as one of China's most influential electronic and independent musicians. Lauded by Jeff Mills, his album "Chang'e-4" was released on the legendary Axis Records, marking a significant milestone in his career. In recent years, his music has garnered widespread international acclaim, seamlessly blending the traditions of Detroit Techno with Sci-Fi and Hypnotic elements to create futuristic tracks designed for the dance floor. In 2013, Ma Haiping made history by becoming the first Chinese producer to release Techno in Detroit with his EP "The Chinese Connection" on Scan 7's Cratesaves International label. His journey continued in 2015 with the release of the EP "Crepuscular Rays" on Orlando Voorn's Nightvision label. Between 2022 and 2024, he released several EPs, including "XX 8," "Collapse," "Parallel Cycle," "Invincible EP," and "Artificial Ecstatic" across various prestigious labels such as the UK's Molecular Recordings, France's Seclusion, and the USA's Sythetik Sound. His tracks have been frequently featured by Beatport as the best Techno (R/D/H) tracks of the month. Esteemed media outlets like Groove Mag, Mixmag (UK and Asia editions), and 5 Magazine have recommended his work. Ma Haiping's music is regularly played by top international artists, including Jeff Mills, Richie Hawtin, Slam, Ben Sims, Ken Ishii, DVS1, Rødhåd, Kr!z, and Rene Wise in their DJ performances. Tracklist via -Spotify: bit.ly/SRonSpotify -Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/Slam_Radio/ -Facebook: bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup Archive on Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/slam/   Subscribe to our podcast on -iTunes: apple.co/2RQ1xdh -Amazon Music: amzn.to/2RPYnX3 -Google Podcasts: bit.ly/SRGooglePodcasts -Deezer: bit.ly/SlamRadioDeezer   Keep up with SLAM: https://fanlink.tv/Slam  Keep up with Soma Records: https://linktr.ee/somarecords    For syndication or radio queries: harry@somarecords.com & conor@glowcast.co.uk Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk

Rolando grew up in south west Detroit, a primarily Hispanic district of the city, he was heavily influenced by his Latin cultural rhythms and percussion. Inspired from an early age by his musician father, he pursued his own interest in music and became well known and respected within the Latino community. It was later when he heard Jeff Mills in 1985 as "The Wizard" that he discovered the innovative sounds of Techno. Through a mutual friend he was introduced to Mike Banks and joined the enigmatic Underground Resistance in 1994. In 1999 'Jaguar' although not Rolando's first release on UR turned perceptions of Techno on their head, breaking into other genres of dance music and becoming an all time classic in the boxes of DJs such as Tenaglia, Carl Cox, Oakenfold, and Gilles Peterson. The track has a long legacy of reworking and lives on to this day many years later inspiring audiences from all genres. In November 2004, Rolando left both Underground Resistance and his Los Hermanos project behind.2014 saw Rolando launch his own label R3 ( Roland Rocha Records) and has more or less exclusively released his own music on his label since. Rolando now a Dj for more than thirty –five years continues to work internationally as a Dj , producer and Remixer with an eclectic clientele such as Marcel Dettman, Kraftwerk, D'Julz, Ben Sims, Skudge, A Sagittariun. Rolando continues to hold his residency 2006) at Berlin club Berghain. Tracklist via -Spotify: bit.ly/SRonSpotify -Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/Slam_Radio/ -Facebook: bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup Archive on Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/slam/   Subscribe to our podcast on -iTunes: apple.co/2RQ1xdh -Amazon Music: amzn.to/2RPYnX3 -Google Podcasts: bit.ly/SRGooglePodcasts -Deezer: bit.ly/SlamRadioDeezer   Keep up with SLAM: https://fanlink.tv/Slam  Keep up with Soma Records: https://linktr.ee/somarecords    For syndication or radio queries: harry@somarecords.com & conor@glowcast.co.uk Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk

Ryan continues his conversation with AI expert Jeff Mills from iMerit. They explore the future of work, the impact of AI on various industries, and how individuals can adapt to thrive in an AI-driven world. Mills shares invaluable insights on job automation, the importance of adaptability, and the exciting opportunities that AI presents. Join 2,500+ readers getting weekly practical guidance to scale themselves and their companies using Artificial Intelligence and Revenue Cheat Codes.   Explore becoming Superhuman here: https://superhumanrevenue.beehiiv.com/ KEY TAKEAWAYS AI will automate back office tasks, but it's a tool that enhances human productivity rather than completely replacing workers. Adaptability is crucial in the AI era, as people will need to switch industries and professions more frequently. AI skills, both technical and non-technical, are becoming essential for nearly all jobs across industries. The job market will evolve, with new industries and opportunities emerging as AI technology advances. AI is not just a vertical or niche; it will be embedded in everything we do, from social media to household appliances. Model stacking and multimodal AI are creating exciting new applications and opportunities in various fields. AI tools are empowering individuals to perform tasks that were previously limited to specialized professionals or agencies. Understanding and embracing AI is crucial for future success, as it will be integrated into all aspects of work and daily life. BEST MOMENTS "Darwin taught us that it's really not the strongest that's going to win. And it's not the smartest that's going to win. It's the most adaptable that's going to win." "AI is going to be a lot like Excel. You're going to have people who actually are the coders, they're, they're, they're actually in there building the software, building the program, right?" "There's gonna be issues. Yeah. I mean, there's gonna be problems, but at the same time, like. Don't be super scared of it (AI) either." "I've effectively hired, I don't know, 10 employees for 30 a month now because they all have skills that I didn't have." "There's no job that's going to exist that doesn't, have AI in it soon." Ryan Staley Founder and CEO Whale Boss ryan@whalesellingsystem.com www.ryanstaley.io Saas, Saas growth, Scale, Business Growth, B2b Saas, Saas Sales, Enterprise Saas, Business growth strategy, founder, ceo: https://www.whalesellingsystem.com/closingsecrets

In this episode, Ryan is joined by Jeff Mills, a veteran in the AI and machine learning space. With over 25 years of experience, Jeff shares invaluable insights on scaling businesses, particularly in the AI industry. From his early days at Yahoo to his current role as President at iMerit, Jeff offers a unique perspective on growing companies while maintaining a social impact focus. Join 2,500+ readers getting weekly practical guidance to scale themselves and their companies using Artificial Intelligence and Revenue Cheat Codes.   Explore becoming Superhuman here: https://superhumanrevenue.beehiiv.com/ KEY TAKEAWAYS iMerit works with leading AI companies in mobility, tech, and medical verticals, providing data solutions and annotation services for AI model development. Jeff talks about the importance of high-quality data in AI development, comparing it to a chef selecting the best ingredients for a Michelin-star restaurant. iMerit has evolved to include automation and a platform for data labelling, while still maintaining human-in-the-loop processes for validation and verification. The company employs a workforce pyramid, ranging from general workers to highly specialized experts in various fields, to meet diverse AI development needs. Retrieval Augmentation Generation (RAG) models are expected to be a significant trend in AI development over the next year and a half. iMerit adapts to customer needs, focusing on problem-solving and developing expertise in specific domains as required by clients. Jeff stresses the importance of domain expertise in prompt engineering and evaluating AI model outputs. BEST MOMENTS "You are literally a prompt engineer. You have created the box." "We like to write, but we also are good readers. We want to lead by example, but we also are good at reading, hearing what someone's challenges are, what their problems are. And ultimately we're in the problem solving business.” "We've built a workforce pyramid, so there's certain work that can be done if you have kind of expertise at a wide level." "I've been in AI for about, you know, 25 years in different ways." Ryan Staley Founder and CEO Whale Boss ryan@whalesellingsystem.com www.ryanstaley.io Saas, Saas growth, Scale, Business Growth, B2b Saas, Saas Sales, Enterprise Saas, Business growth strategy, founder, ceo: https://www.whalesellingsystem.com/closingsecrets

Konduku (@kondukukonduku) is Dutch-born but with a proud Turkish heritage that colours the music he makes. It's impactful techno but with curious time signatures and minimalist percussive that draws on the rhythms of his ancestral homeland. As the son of a musician and Balkan folklore dancer, he was always set to spend his life in music and so far it's been a rich one that has included a standout debut album on Nous'klaer in 2018 and fresh EPs on the cult likes of Delsin, Bitta and Spazio Disponibile. This week's mix showcases exactly what he is all about with 80 minutes of supple and subversive techno. Liquid tracks from Jeff Mills, Donato Dozzy, Shackleton and plenty of his own all feature in this timeless trip where slick transitions and carefully threaded grooves constantly build mood and atmosphere. From deep and cosmic to dark and dystopian, there is an always underlying tension that keeps both mind and body utterly locked in.

The playoffs on Round Guy Radio are powered by Partners for Profit Fundraising out of New Morning Sun, Iowa, as well as Jen Fagan, your neighbor's insurance agent, Henshaw Trailer Sales of Richland, Iowa, the Packwood Locker, Rob Moore, and the Livestock Risk Management Partnership, as well as Westerdrug of Wilton and Muscatine. We've got Andy Kretzinger of the Southeast Iowa Union. It probably won't be a very long episode, but we're going to try and get all the scores that we can get. Andy, you and I were chewing some of the same ground tonight. We saw a couple of pretty good ballgames. Let's start there. Yes, we did. We saw a couple of quick ballgames, and we saw a couple of round guy teams, which are also a couple of Southeast Iowa Union teams go on. New London over Pekin in a union battle, and Keota over Danville. Now, Keota Danville was a 4-1 game. Let me wrap my brain back to New London. I think it was a 3-0 game. Yep. So, eight runs scored in two games and that's probably a big reason why they were, why it's 9-30 and I'm halfway home. Yeah, there were fast games for certain. You know what? I'll tell you what. Over the last couple weeks, I've seen nothing but good pitching. It seems like the pitchers are kind of You know, they probably pitched 10 games already this year, and they're kind of strong, and they're in the groove. And they were grooving tonight, both teams. Let's start with a player I call the express, Nolan Glick. He's a heck of a good pitcher. And he just had one inning where there was a strikeout and a pass ball, and he gets to first base. And then there's a fly ball to right field. It was a pretty tough play, but it could have been made, maybe. But that gets away, and then there's a ground ball that goes under the third base. Well, you make three mistakes in one inning. You force the pitcher to get six outs in that inning, and I think that was the only thing that was a problem there at all. But they just couldn't get any runs on the board because of the pitcher from New London, which was something Bailey. Yeah, Gavin Mickey Bailey. Yeah, Mickey Bailey. Still their job of pitching that night. They did a great job. They did just enough to win. They got a little bit of a lead. I think they got all three runs in one inning and then just kind of held pace. Sorry to see the Packwood Peacock Panthers lose. That'd be done with this season. We followed them so much. But that's how it goes in the playoffs, ain't it? Yeah, it is. And, yeah, good pitching. And all the offense really came from one guy as far as runs Because, you know, with two outs, New London's Memphis Watson hit a two-run double that just got him. It was just perfectly placed in between the left fielder and center fielder for Pekin. That scored two runs. And then he scored on a wild pitch, I believe. And so there are no other RBIs besides that one hit, that one-two RBI double for New London. And, you know, they just came up with a, you know, it was a good spot. lot they you know they had their top of the lineup up and they they scored on that and i mean pecan had a couple points i remember pecan had a first and second with nobody out situation uh with some pretty good hitters up and they all made pretty good contact but uh new london's defense played really well behind gavin mickey bailey and then mickey bailey pitched about as well as you can ask a high school or two and especially in a game where i thought you know there'd be a little more offense between the two teams. But, yeah, so New London moves on. They'll play Notre Dame. Notre Dame's got them the last two times, but that's kind of a little super south rivalry. So they'll probably throw the kitchen sink at them and see if they can come up with a big upset. Yeah, I didn't see Brandon Ritchie, who was a player for New London. I don't know what happened or why he wasn't. He hasn't been to the box for us last year. I believe he's out with an injury. Oh, well, that's too bad, because he's one of their better players. Yeah, that's a good player for them. They got a nice little win. I don't know if facing New London is a reward. But, you know, a nice season. You can hang your hat on a playoff win there. You can go out and shop the world and beat New London. I mean, there's been teams playing pretty close with them this year. Yeah. But they're a juggernaut. They have a whole lot. And Coach Chipper is as tough in the playoffs, I can tell you that much. That's the first game. The second game, we got the Keota Eagles with a 4-1 victory over Danville. It was nip and tuck for a long time. Nothing, nothing. And Keota just kind of started scoring a run here and there for the third and fourth inning and held on to win the game. Paul Kindred with a great pitching performance and a nice relief by Blake Baker. Some good hitting from two-hit Tanner Waterhouse. Brendan McGuire was a key hit. Chase Aaron was a key sacrifice fly to right field to score a run. A total team win. Pretty good fielding all the way around. I've been seeing a good fielding. You know, we just seem like we're seeing some strikeouts, but it seems like less than the beginning of the season. There's a lot less errors. Yeah, a lot. So, I believe that Keota will play Moravia. Yes. Yes, Moravia, I think, pitched a combined no-hitter against Moulton Udell. Moulton Udell won three or four games, so they probably saved a lot of pitching. But yeah, Kiyota used the two guys. So I talked to Cole Kindred after the game, and he made a pretty good point that they had played it like a week, and maybe the little break in playing right before a tournament game might have been one of the reasons that there weren't a lot of scoring today. But Kiyota took advantage when they had runners in scoring position, you know, because they didn't get too many hits off of those dandle arms. I thought Keota was going to, you know, come and kind of rock the place with their offense. But Keota really never felt like they were in any trouble besides the very last inning where Baker had guys second and third on him with two outs, and then he did have a 3-1 count on a kid, but he struck the kid out to finish it off. Otherwise, that might have gotten a little scary. Yeah, it was a little hairy right there at the end. You know, you got rooms at second and third and a full count on the batter, But he come through, he's been clutch all year. You're going to be writing that kid Blake Baker's name down for a long time. Yeah, yeah, that is true. When you have this big of an impact as an eighth grader, you know, he's going to be, geez, I'll be almost 40 years old by the time he graduates high school. So it'll be a nice little five years for Keota baseball. That's the great thing about baseball and softball in Iowa is you get that extra year if you're good enough. Not a lot of 8-pointers are good enough in baseball, but he is. He certainly is. Well, I do know that Sigourney won like 18-0 in four innings. Yeah, I know a little bit of that. I turned it when it was 16-0. Yeah, there was no doubt about that. But there was another game in that bracket. Someone sent me the score, but I don't remember. remember let me see if i can't look that up yeah well i can tell you a couple that i know i know that mediapolis is currently against i'm on west burlington i think six nothing now, I think they might be a go-hitter. That's a go-hitter going in that one for a medium pitching staff. I know that Cedarville was 2-0 up centrally early, but that was, as I said, that was early. And then Lone Tree beat Highland 9-3 in the game before that. There's your upset right there. Let's talk a little bit about that. With the Lone Tree-Highland game? Yeah, how about that? Lone Tree getting a win over Highland. That was, it's been a long time since Lone Tree had beaten Highland in baseball. So that was a surprising one. And that one, sorry, that one wasn't in Central. That was over in Sigourney. That was the game that leads into the Sigourney game. Okay, that was the one. I couldn't find the score. Yeah, Lone Tree and Sigourney. Lone Tree goes to Sigourney and gets a win over Highland. So will they play Sigourney then, or who will they play? Yeah, I believe they play Sigourney now. If I got the brackets right in my brain. So that's Tuesday night. Yes. Tuesday night in Sigourney. Yeah, Tuesday night in Sigourney, and then New London will play Notre Dame. Kyoto will play Moravia. And then I know Cardinal beat Van Buren County in 2A. That was an 8-2 win, I believe, for Cardinal. That was the one that was at Central League before that game that's going on right now. And then I thought I had another one, but I'm having trouble. I don't know. I assume the Hillcrest Academy moved on today, but I haven't seen a score on that. Hillcrest Academy? They're playing BGM, I think. Well, BGM got some wins. They're no slouch or nothing. Oh, wait. Maybe I'm wrong then. Maybe they're playing somebody else. I don't remember. But let me see. Try and check the Chasing Eye scoreboard and see if I can find anything. You got any of the scores at all? Well, I can tell you that the Super Conference North, now that I think about it, Hillcrest is the last of the top four teams now because Highland Pekin and Highland Pekin and somebody else all lost. Who the heck was the third team that I was thinking of? So Hillcrest might be carrying the Torch for the North for a little bit. I only peeked in and I don't remember. Who did not? Do you know who? Let me see. Wapolo, they're not one of your schools. No. Winfield, you mean Columbus played tonight? Columbus beat. They did beat Louisa Muscatine 4-1. That was a score I got from Jeff Mills. I don't know what's in the second game. West Burlington, Mediapolis, I think, wasn't it? Oh, okay. Okay, so the West Burlington-Mediapolis game was at the same place as the Winfield game? Yeah, yeah. And I know that Mediapolis was up 6-0 against West Burlington on the 6th, I believe. Okay. They have been playing lights out, that West Burlington team down the stretch. But the Mediapolis is good. And I mean really good. And they might be a real dangerous team going down. They got some good pitching. That Lutenskid's a good one. I know that. Yeah, they're one of the more dangerous teams in that class. So I know West Burlington, I think, with a walk, had a runner or two on in the fifth. And then there was a runner thrown out of home, maybe, and there was a little controversy. But it sounds like Mediapple's pitching is doing pretty well tonight. I think it's a combined – I don't know who is pitching for them, but I know it's not just one kid. I think it's a combined effort. Well, all the games are still scattered out. I didn't hear anything on Wilton. I don't know how to find the score for them. Yeah, I think they should keep them pretty updated. For anyone listening, if you go to RCD Bound, and then Bracket, then they have the Brackets out, and they do a pretty good job now. They're getting better and better every year at updating those, even mid-game sometimes. Usually in the tournament, the final scores at least are up pretty quick. But, yeah, I'm interested to see what happens in that Citroën-Cityville game. Because that one, I think, had a little bit of a later start, it sounded like. Yeah, when the first game got done early, I'm not sure the second game didn't start early, or at least right on the button. And then we've been seeing these consistently two-hour-plus games. Yeah. And then we get an hour-and-18-minute game, and then another hour-and-30-minute game or something in that vicinity. Yeah, I sat in my car and flipped on all the radio stations and all their games are still going. There was a bunch of high school games still going on. We were definitely the first out among the doubleheaders. Yeah, we picked the right one to go to, that's for sure. Yeah, we did. It was not like we didn't get treated to a couple good ball games tonight. Yeah. I just didn't hardly ever sit down to a game that wasn't. Went to one game that was a mercy rule and everything else was a tight game all year long. It was a pretty – actually, I thought the baseball was played very well this year. And I thought by the end of the year, the level of play was tremendous, you know. You weren't seeing hardly any walks. You weren't seeing hardly any errors. You know what I mean? You were seeing a lot of good contact. And the fielding was so good. It was a great year to watch baseball in southeast Iowa for sure, wasn't it? Yeah, it was. And, you know, in high school, you know, So good teams are the ones that put a defense and, you know, and throw strikes. It's not like, you know, teams are hitting homers all the time or anything like that. It's that fundamentally right there. If you can play like Keota and New London did tonight where they pitched well, they didn't walk a lot, and there weren't very many mistakes defensively, that is really the big skill gap in baseball teams. So that's the key. It's just sometimes the more intimidating teams will intimidate you and do a few mistakes. So hopefully that doesn't happen as they play the higher-seeded teams here in the next round. Well, Albia beat Central Decatur. That's a score I could find. Where was Hunter Biden? I don't know where Hunter Biden was, but I know Hunter Mullen was in. He was at the Central League doubleheader. So we have Cardinal and Van Buren, obviously. And then I think his cousin plays for Central League, so he played for the Centerville Central League game. So I think he might be sitting there right now. I could probably get to that if I wanted to, too, but I'll go home and stand with you. All right. Well, I don't have a lot of other scores for you, but we will. All I can say is the 3A starts Friday. Oh, here's one. Here's BGM, 17-7 record. They beat Wapolo 5-3. I'm still really proud to play BGM. I'm trying to remember who Bill Trey's playing. See, where's Wapolo? Wapolo got peaking the other day and stood up pretty good to BGM there. Yeah, yeah. The Super North teams were all pretty balanced this year. I don't know if Crest won it, I think, with two or three conference losses, but there were a lot of – it was a pretty – probably as balanced as the North has been baseball-wise in quite some time. It's even with the bottom teams, you know. They kind of – they run a lot of, you know, fuck-kicking. kids. I got a score of Meepo 5-0 West Burlington, nothing in the fifth, end of the fifth. But you said it was, let's see. Yeah, I heard it in the sixth. I was listening to the radio. 8-0, 8-0. They win, 8-0. Perfect game, or near perfect game. Lance Lutens. Boy, I tell you, have you seen him pitch? I have not. I haven't even seen Meepo this year, I don't think. Pretty dang good. Pretty dang good. Well, we got the 4-1 L&M. That's pretty much the scores that I can come up with. Yeah. Do you got any other parting shots or anything to plug or anything? No. I mean, obviously, yeah, we'll have all the scores and stories. Even games that we weren't at will at least be in roundups and stuff for the for the playoff online Sunday or Monday. And then in the new, the Tuesday South East Iowa union, we come out on Tuesdays, Thursdays with the actual paper itself. We are without a producer for right now because our, our show producer moved on to bigger and brighter things, but South East Iowa union sports talk will be coming back hopefully this week. And then news break on the South East Iowa live Facebook and YouTube. And we try and cover anything and everything and, in both the paper and the newspaper, and then follow us at unionsportpage on Twitter, whatever you want to call it, and tweet us some scores. Once the games get dwindled down, we'll be at them all, but early in these rounds, we have a couple games that we're not physically at between the two of us, so tweet us the scores if you can. Well, Round Guy Radio went live. I've got the games, some of the AI. They didn't do AI for the first part of the new London game, but I did it for the last part of the game. I wound up in two factions. You know, you're going to see the beginning of the game and the end of the game on two different episodes because I can only go so much time. They almost did the game fast enough we could do it. Well, Andy, thank you so much. Good seeing you tonight. And thank you for helping our listeners with what scores we could bring them. Have a good night. and don't tell Hunter Mueller about the Hunter Biden Floridian Swift there. Yeah, I'll try not to. All right. See you later.

This week on High School Baseball with Jeff Mills and your host, Dave Johnson, we dive into the excitement of the upcoming playoffs. Join us as we welcome special guests, Cole Kindred and Hunter Cresswell, who share their experiences and insights. Discover the impressive statistics and achievements of these standout players, including Hunter's phenomenal curveball and Cole's multi-sport talents. Learn about their teams, key players, and the dynamics that make them contenders in the playoffs. We also discuss the importance of teamwork, coaching influences, and memorable moments in their high school sports careers. Tune in for an engaging conversation and get ready for an action-packed playoff season!

This week on "This Week in High School Baseball," we dive into the world of high school baseball with our regular host, Jeff Mills, and special guest, Ty Northup from the Louisiana Muscatine Baseball and Basketball Team. Ty, a standout athlete, shares his experiences, memorable games, and the support system that has helped him excel both on and off the field. Jeff and Ty discuss Ty's journey from youth league to high school sports, highlighting key moments like his walk-off hit against Winfield and his impressive 14 strikeouts in a recent game. Ty also shares insights into his team dynamics and the impact of his coaches and teachers. In addition to Ty's story, we also cover the latest updates and playoff matchups for high school baseball teams in the area. From exciting victories to tough losses, we bring you the highlights and analysis of the week's games, setting the stage for the upcoming playoffs. Don't miss this episode filled with inspiring stories and in-depth coverage of high school baseball action. Tune in to hear about the athletes, the games, and the passion that makes high school baseball unforgettable.

Recorded live at Brussels festival Listen, the veteran talks about leading the birth of acid techno and the sound of proto-techno in Belgium. At the turn of the '90s, Belgium was under the twin influences of early techno and '80s new beat. It was artists like CJ Bolland who helped usher these two sounds together, bridging the low-slung sludge of bands like A Split Second and Lords of Acid with the futuristic chug of Juan Atkins, Jeff Mills and Detroit's first guard. Bolland grew up in Antwerp and was exposed to underground music from his parents, who owned a club. Eventually beginning to produce himself, he helped create the early acid rave sound that would take over Europe. He signed to then-powerhouse label R&S Records with his career-defining single, "Horsepower," in 1991, and from there embarked on a prolific touring career. In this Exchange, he talks to RA's senior producer Chloe Lula live from Listen Festival in Brussels, diving deep into Belgium's unique musical landscape and his thoughts on how it's evolved in response to its position between major techno hubs like The Netherlands and France. A massive gear head, Bolland also shares his favourite tools and reflects on how the state of music-making has changed in the years since he first started his career. Listen to the episode in full.

Introducing our next guest on Pfirter's MindTrip mix series for May: a luminary in the UK techno scene, none other than Mal Hombre. With a storied journey in electronic music dating back to the 90s, Mark Sweeney, aka Mal Hombre, has not only graced decks across the UK and beyond but has also carved his sonic niche as a producer, drawing inspiration from the techno titans like Jeff Mills, Mike Storm, and Jeroen Search. Mark's prowess behind the decks and in the studio has garnered attention from some of the most esteemed labels in the genre, including a landmark album release on Jeff Mills' AXIS label and his recent Star Fixation EP on MindTrip. His upcoming mix is a testament to his affinity for hypnotic techno sounds, meticulously curated with tracks from the likes of Hugo Rolan, Oscar Mulero, PWCCA, and more. Prepare to be transported into the depths of pulsating rhythms and immersive sonic landscapes as Mal Hombre takes us on a sonic odyssey through his unparalleled vision of techno. This is MindTrip! Subscribe on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/mindtriprec/id993702363 01.Elias Garcia - Heliophysic 02.Hugo Rolan - Vision Humana [Abstract Mechanisms] 03.KOLPOS - Acantilado [Inducted waves] 04.Lake J – Transmigration [Solitär] 05.Lake - First Secret [MindTrip] 06.Lidvall - Moment of sadness [Mord] 07.PWCCA - Formato 08.Oscar Mulero - Dos Pequenos Zorros [PoleGroup] 09.Hugo Rolan - Sonoridad Errante [Semantica Records] 10.Translate - Hexagon 11.Aureal – Martyrdom [Legend 1997 Records] 12.Lake J - Stories of Burden [MindTrip] 13.Lidvall - Hard Simplicity [Mord] 14.Monrella - Shank (Tensal remix 2) [Trauma Collective] 15.KOLPOS - Particulas de tu estado mental 16.Linear System - Retro Futuro [Mind Games] 17.Elias Garcia - Addition 18.A4 - Unreleased 19.A4 - Unreleased 20.Elias Garcia - Firm 21.Michael Ferrell - Apophenia [From Another Star] 22.A4 - Unreleased 23.Lake J - Withdrawal 24.Lidvall - Think twice [Mord] 25.KOLPOS - 9% 26.PWCCA - Alakation [Observant] 27.Oscar Mulero - Permenant [SEMANTICA] 28.SR2 - Zugmachine (Oxygeno Remix) [Observant] Follow MindTrip: www.mindtripmusic.com www.facebook.com/MindTripRec https://twitter.com/MindTripRec www.instagram.com/mindtrip_music Follow Mal Hombre: https://soundcloud.com/malhombretechno https://www.instagram.com/mal_hombre_techno/ https://www.facebook.com/DJMALHOMBRE/

Happy Friday, everyone! Matt is sitting in for Pete again. There is going to be a party - the FUNK and a twinge of sadness - the Soul - with records spinning to make you dance and roll into the weekend with a funky strut. We do a set in Chicago dedicated to Kyle and Meridwerth, we have DIY 7” soul from New Orleans, Flutist from Outkast, some interpretive soul remixes and enjoyable goodness. Music Candy & The Kisses, André 3000, Golden Flamingo Orchestra, Liam Bailey, Black Thought, Primal Scream, George Clinton, Jeff Mills, Tony Allen, The Chi-Lites, Curtis Mayfield, and more. Tune into new broadcasts of the Superfly Funk & Soul Show, LIVE, Friday from 10 AM - 12 PM EST / 3 - 5 PM GMT.For more info visit: https://thefaceradio.com/superfly-funk-and-soul-show///Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our landmark 700th episode in partnership with Detroit's Blueprint presents the first in a new three-part series exploring the untold history of Detroit techno from the perspective of the women who built it. The history of Detroit techno is often recounted in waves. First there was the Belleville Three—Juan Atkins, Kevin Saunderson, Derrick May—closely followed by a second cohort of artists who further developed the sound in the '90s. Names like Carl Craig, Octave One, Robert Hood, Jeff Mills and Mike Banks are among those that have been codified in the official annals of techno history. But there's another, lesser known story that is seldom told about the women who grew the scene right alongside them. Equally esteemed artists like DJ Minx (the founder of Women On Wax Recordings), K-Hand, DJ Cent, Stacey Hotwaxx Hale and more ran labels, collectives and DJ nights that aren't bestowed with the same credit as those from their male counterparts, and have consequently been lost in the chronicles of time. For the 700th episode of the RA Exchange, we counter correct this gender inequity with the first episode of a three-part series hosted and produced by the all-female Detroit collective and party series Blueprint. Alanna Greenlee, Janisa Nelson and Crystal Mioner embark on interviews that illuminate an alternative history of Detroit techno that unfurled alongside these better-documented techno waves, tracing the birth of a woman-led community that put mutual support at its heart and fought to earn respect from their male peers and the scene at large. Listen to the episode in full. Credits: Produced by Blueprint Hosts: Alanna Greenlee, Janisa Nelson, Crystal Mioner Guests: DJ Minx and DJ Cent Writer/Researcher: Crystal Mioner Technical Production: Janisa Nelson Consultant: John Collins Consultant: Conor Anderson

Detroit dance music thrives on intergenerational connections. In the late '70s and early '80s, the late Ken Collier mixed disco, soul and early electronic dance music in eye-opening DJ sets that left a mark on up-and-coming artists like Delano Smith. Once Smith established himself in the city's explosive techno community, he, in turn, influenced soon-to-be legends like Juan Atkins, Eddie Fowlkes, Jeff Mills, Norm Talley, Mike "Agent X" Clarke and others. Now an elder statesman, Smith is etched into our history books as a crucial contributor to Detroit dance music, both house and techno. He's known especially for the Detroit beatdown sound he pioneered alongside Talley and Clark—slower, sexier records than what Detroit techno is generally associated for. (The trio even put out an RA Podcast under the name in 2010.) It's more recently that Smith has become known as a producer. He started his own label, Mixmode Recordings, and became a regular on Berlin imprint Sushitech, where he released many of his albums, including the jazzy deep house masterclass An Odyssey. His style has evolved over the years to incorporate ambient, dub and more contemporary techno influences. More recently, Smith's career has been sidelined by an ongoing battle with a rare and untreatable form of cancer. He's hosted livestreams throughout his ordeal to keep in touch with his fans. His RA Podcast, which he calls his "Legacy Mix," is a celebration of his favourite sounds: euphoric chords, jacking drums and deep-space melodies, the elements that have and will continue to reverberate through Detroit and beyond. It also marks the beginning of a more hopeful period for Smith, as he gets ready to travel again, especially with his Legacy Detroit series, which celebrates the lineage he's an indelible part of, and always will be. @delano_smith Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/914

Tony Allen is among the greatest drummers of the past century. His sudden death at 79 in April, 2020, was a shock felt around the world. In addition to his seminal work with the king of Afrobeat Fela Kuti, Allen had a prolific solo career and performed and recorded with artists from Angelique Kidjo, Ray Lema, Ernest Ranglin and Oumou Sangare to Damon Albarn, Brian Eno and Jeff Mills. In this program we salute a towering career in global music, with insights from Michael Veal, co-author of Allen's autobiography. Produced by Banning Eyre. APWW #815