Podcast appearances and mentions of joe bagale

On this episode we're hanging with multi-instrumentalist/producer Joe Bagale, aka Otis McDonald. I first heard about him via Eric Krasno years ago and went down a rabbit hole of funk, r&b, hip-hop and lo-fi vibes listening to his music. He's a chameleon of grooves and harmony and melody - adapting to any genre or style! I can't wait to sit down and discuss everything with him! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ok, I promise I won't be promoting my book forever—but give me at least a few weeks to talk about it (I'm proud of it!). And hey, the sooner you grab a copy, the sooner you'll stop feeling guilty... and, well, left out. In this episode, I read a few excerpts from my new book, Drummers on Drumming. You'll hear stories and song choices from incredible drummers like Joe Bagale, David Raouf (rdavidr), Joe Seiders, Ilan Rubin and Jesse Kongos. These highlights give you a taste of the insights and inspiration you'll find in the book. I hope you enjoy these glimpses into the creative minds of today's top players. --- Get Your Copy of the 'Drummers on Drumming' Book Today!

My guest today is artist, producer, engineer, mixing, and mastering engineer Joe Bagale, AKA Otis McDonald, who has worked with Aloe Blacc, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Eric Krasno, King Canyon, Nicholas Payton, Son Little, Nigel Hall, and Adam Deitch. In this episode, we discuss Growing up in Rochester Music Teacher Dad Attic Studio Music with Family Playing Drums Bill Clinton on Sax Recording Lessons from Dad Home Recording Steve Gadd Eastman School of Music Moving to San Francisco Intro to Pro Tools Coast Recorders Jazz Mafia Connecting the Dots Becoming a Producer Micky Hart Band YouTube Library Identity Crisis The Creation of Otis McDonald Facebook Sound Collection Pandemic Royalties Song a Week Hyde Street Studios Working 9-5 The New Music Industry Financial Philosophy Pandemic Recording Matt's Rant: Another Habit Talk Links and Show Notes From Matt's Rant Mike Seniors Multitracks Joe's Site Sebastian Richard on WCA Michael Romanowski on WCA Alberto Hernandez on WCA Alan Evans on WCA Nino Moschella on WCA Pedal mentioned in interview Credits Guest:  Host: Matt Boudreau Engineer: Matt Boudreau Producer: Matt Boudreau Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau  WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell  Announcer: Chuck Smith       

This musical project is the brainchild of musician Joe Bagale, who has built a sizeable following for his music via the pathway of the royalty free library on Youtube.

Desde o início de seu terceiro mandato, o presidente Lula se tem mostrado especialmente loquaz, dando reiteradas declarações ruidosas, produtoras de desgastes e turbulências políticas. Exemplo disso foi a menção a Michel Temer, chamado de "golpista". Houve também seguidas declarações de inconformismo com a política monetária do Banco Central. Por fim, a suspeição lançada sobre Sergio Moro, possível alvo de sequestro e assassinato pelo PCC. O que leva um presidente a falar tanto de temas politicamente ruidosos? Qual o impacto disso e como influencia seguidores e opositores? Num cenário de polarização política exacerbada e com um governo que se propõe ser de reconstrução nacional, tais declarações não ajudam. Não tardaram as comparações de Lula ao extremista Jair Bolsonaro. Porém, além desse ponto, de que forma os discursos políticos afetam a disputa política e a radicalização das posições na sociedade? Para discutir tais temas este #ForadaPolíticaNãoháSalvação recebe a cientista política Nara Pavão, professora da UFPE e pesquisadora dos fenômenos políticos relacionados à opinião pública. As músicas deste episódio são "Do it", de Joe Bagale, e Smooth Talker", de Dougie Wood. Leia o blog do #ForadaPolíticaNãoháSalvação no site da CartaCapital⁠. Apoie o e ajude o canal e o podcast a se manter e a melhorar! Apoiadores  contarão com agradecimentos nos créditos dos episódios  (claro, desde  que desejem) e terão acesso a brindes relacionados ao tema  do canal: a  política. Agradecemos aos apoiadores do #ForadaPolíticaNãoháSalvação: Renata Moura, Temístocles Murilo Oliveira Júnior e Angelo Roberto Neia Meneghelo, bem como a todas e todos que apoiaram por meio do #ValeuDemais!

“... when I listened back to “The Man In Me,” I was like okay we created this via “satellite” … but it really felt live, and it had a feel ... It felt like we were a band.” -- Eric Krasno For the first episode of 2022, Eric Krasno returns to sit down with Otis McDonald to celebrate the release of their new album, Always! In this conversation, you'll hear an in-depth rundown of the making of the record, including the story of how the two met through Adam Deitch in the beginning of the pandemic, the genesis of the Otis McDonald project, and using demo vocals for final mixes on the album. They also talk about Otis' home base at Hyde Street Studios, which gave birth to classic albums by artists including the Grateful Dead and Herbie Hancock, using technology to work together remotely, and take a look inside of Kraz's musical headspace when he talks about the writing process for the album. Joe Bagale, also known as Otis McDonald, lives by the philosophy that there are only two kinds of music; good music and bad music. He was born in upstate New York, but his tenure in San Francisco was where he definitively honed his craft, releasing three albums under his name from 2008 to 2014. Following the success of his early releases, Joe was commissioned by YouTube to write and record 30 new tracks for their audio library, which was the beginning of a new project he calls Otis McDonald. Playing all the instruments, writing, producing, mixing, and mastering 30 songs in a 3 month period, it proves to be his funkiest and most interesting music to date. Joe has shared the stage with the likes of Stevie Wonder, Bob Weir and Mickey Hart, Mike Gordon, and many other legendary artists, and by the end of this episode, you'll know why he's had the success that he's had in recent years. Listen to Always on Spotify or Apple Music. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group.Visit SunsetlakeCBD.com and use the promo code PLUSONE for 20% off premium CBD products See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of Ready to Record, The D3 continues his conversation with Joe Bagale, aka Otis McDonald, who has been rocking in the Bay Area music scene since first moving here in 2003, and has been making great music ever since. In this episode, Daniel and Joe talk about everything production, specifically how to be a musician and self producer in 2022 using streaming as a primary income stream. On today's Gear Talk and Music from Blue Girl, The D3 talks about his upgrade from a 2009 Mac Pro with a Focusrite Liquid Saffire 56 and SSL XLogic Alpha-Link MADI-AX to his new rig, a 2021 M1 iMac, paired with a Persons Quantum 4848, which he used to record a project with Gordon "Nappy G" Clay, Will Magid, and Tommy "Emcee Soulati" Shepherd. A sneak peak of a track from the sessions, a song with the working title "Change the World" is showcased. Find Otis McDonald hereFind our sponsor, VFX Unleashed, hereFind Blue Girl Productions hereThis show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

On this episode of Ready to Record, The D3 continues his conversation with Joe Bagale, aka Otis McDonald, who has been rocking in the Bay Area music scene since first moving here in 2003, and has been making great music ever since. In this episode, Daniel and Joe talk about everything production, specifically how to be a musician and self producer in 2022 using streaming as a primary income stream. On today's Gear Talk and Music from Blue Girl, The D3 talks about his upgrade from a 2009 Mac Pro with a Focusrite Liquid Saffire 56 and SSL XLogic Alpha-Link MADI-AX to his new rig, a 2021 M1 iMac, paired with a Persons Quantum 4848, which he used to record a project with Gordon "Nappy G" Clay, Will Magid, and Tommy "Emcee Soulati" Shepherd. A sneak peak of a track from the sessions, a song with the working title "Change the World" is showcased. Find Otis McDonald here Find our sponsor, VFX Unleashed, here Find Blue Girl Productions here This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's guest is Joe Bagale, a San Francisco-based producer, artist, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and educator. Now, I know that might seem like he's a jack of all trades and a master of none, but that couldn't be further from the truth. As Joe's bio states on his website, his sound is “fresh, but tangibly rooted in nostalgia” and I think that's the perfect way to describe it. Joe is also a self-proclaimed “Groover Not A Prover” and this conversation perfectly showcases that vibe. Originally from Rochester, NY, Joe has produced and released a number of albums under his name, followed by a project he calls Otis McDonald, writing audio library music for YouTube. As I said, he basically does everything and on top of produced / recording … he's shared the stage with (and I might add not always on drums) with Stevie Wonder, Mickey Hart of Grateful Dead, Fred Wesley and PeeWee Ellis (members of James Brown's band) Dave Schools (of Widespread Panic), Mike Gordon (of Phish), Martin Luther (of The Roots), Gift2Gab, Lyrics Born and many more. At the end of the day, Joe just wants you to dance. Enjoy the top 5 records the built Joe Bagale into the musician he is today. Cheers!  Podcast Artwork by Trevin Frame For more information on Big Fat Snare Drum, check out www.bigfatsnaredrum.com and follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok

This week's guest is Joe Bagale, a San Francisco-based producer, artist, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and educator. Now, I know that might seem like he's a jack of all trades and a master of none, but that couldn't be further from the truth. As Joe's bio states on his website, his sound is “fresh, but tangibly rooted in nostalgia” and I think that's the perfect way to describe it. Joe is also a self-proclaimed “Groover Not A Prover” and this conversation perfectly showcases that vibe. Originally from Rochester, NY, Joe has produced and released a number of albums under his name, followed by a project he calls Otis McDonald, writing audio library music for YouTube. As I said, he basically does everything and on top of produced / recording … he's shared the stage with (and I might add not always on drums) with Stevie Wonder, Mickey Hart of Grateful Dead, Fred Wesley and PeeWee Ellis (members of James Brown's band) Dave Schools (of Widespread Panic), Mike Gordon (of Phish), Martin Luther (of The Roots), Gift2Gab, Lyrics Born and many more. At the end of the day, Joe just wants you to dance. Enjoy the top 5 records the built Joe Bagale into the musician he is today. Cheers!  Podcast Artwork by Trevin Frame For more information on Big Fat Snare Drum, check out www.bigfatsnaredrum.com and follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok

On this episode of Ready to Record, The D3 talks to something of a Bay Area legend: Otis McDonald. Joe Bagale, aka Otis, has been rocking in the Bay Area music scene since first moving here in 2003, and has been making great music ever since. Daniel and Joe talk about everything from his early career, how he got started in music, and how he came upon the idea to make music under the name Otis McDonald, as well as how he came upon the sound he makes the Otis material in. Find Otis McDonald here Find our sponsor, VFX Unleashed, here Find Blue Girl Productions here This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of Ready to Record, The D3 talks to something of a Bay Area legend: Otis McDonald. Joe Bagale, aka Otis, has been rocking in the Bay Area music scene since first moving here in 2003, and has been making great music ever since. Daniel and Joe talk about everything from his early career, how he got started in music, and how he came upon the idea to make music under the name Otis McDonald, as well as how he came upon the sound he makes the Otis material in.Find Otis McDonald hereFind our sponsor, VFX Unleashed, hereFind Blue Girl Productions hereThis show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Otis McDonald - "Keep It Sexy," a 2020 single on TrackTribe. Otis McDonald began as a studio experiment, where San Francisco-based producer and artist Joe Bagale spent three months writing, performing, recording, and sampling his own recordings. When it came time to release the results, Bagale looked towards two music icons to encapsulate the retro-tinged music he was composing: Shuggie Otis and Michael McDonald. "I don't take myself seriously, but I take my music very seriously," he toldMusic Connection in 2019.  Bagale has released his music exclusively through a royalty-free audio library via YouTube. "YouTube is the biggest streaming service in the world," he continued. "I thought if the music was good and felt human, hopefully people would put it in their videos and a certain percentage of viewers would want to further explore the music.” He concluded, “If there is one thing I'd like to do with the music it is to give people a little more joy than they had before they heard it.” Read the full post on KEXP.org Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Once a good deed is performed, the second guessing starts. People immediately get judgmental of themselves and others — if a mitzvah comes naturally, the judgment says "too easy!" And if it was hard, the judgment says "you can't be that good if it was that hard!" In this episode we try to understand three of the very different places inspiration to do good can come from, and what makes all of them equally valid. Music by Joe Bagale. Follow along: Rebbe Rashab's Discourses - 1906 - Page 308 - There's no English link online, but if you read Hebrew or want to see how vast the work of the Rebbe Rashab is....

Maxwell Anders, Beau Alexander, and Brooklyn Steele explore and share on the ups and downs of dating, sex, relationships, and all things related to the Big D.On Episode 32 - Desperately seeking cupiD: A Dating and The Big D Valentine,s Special, Max, Beau Brooklyn share about the anxieties and joys of Valentine's Day.  We see it everywhere red, white, and pink in the stores galore with Valentine's Day cards, chocolate, flowers, and suddenly all of the restaurant reservations are filled for one day out of the year set aside for lovers.  The pressure to find a date or a relationship can almost be paralyzing and maddening.  Some are driven to send to themselves the dreaded bouquet of flowers to work or find a date or a relationship with anyone just in time for Valentine's Day.  Others renounce the holiday altogether.  Whatever your choice is, the pressure is felt by many in the hope to be hit by Cupid's own arrow.  We introduce our new intern and sound guy JB.  Max breaks it off with the guy he went to go visit. Brooklyn announces a new development in his relationship, and Beau takes himself off the market for a special lady.Celebrated NYC Dating Coach, Connell Barrett is our guest in the studio and discusses "Dating with Authenticity." We answer a listener's e-mail worried she may not find a date for Valentine's Day, and we review the article "Singles On Valentine's Day Feel 'Pressured,' Survey Finds Trending News: Is It A Big Deal If You're Not In A Relationship On Valentine's Day? ” from askmen.com.  We go over our Call to Action, and Episode Quote.Music featured on this episode:Bird Brainz- Otis McDonaldCreative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed)ALL original music written, performed, produced, mixed, and mastered by Joe Bagale aka. Otis McDonaldSergey Wednesday - Beautiful Piano(Romantic Royalty-Free Musichttps://soundcloud.com/sergey-wednesday-musicMove — KV [Audio Library Release]Music provided by Audio Library PlusWatch: https://youtu.be/mQm340YnF2w​Free Download / Stream: https://alplus.io/mov

In this special episode of our podcast, Jeff reads three of our favorite love letters to San Francisco written in January 2020 at our event of the same name. You'll get a sample of our new Season 4 theme music, created and curated by Joe Bagale. And we're pretty sure that the third letter was written by Season 3 storyteller P Segal. We hope you enjoy these as much as we do. They speak to the complexity of loving a city like ours, and they offer a glimmer of hope for what's next in San Francisco. See you soon for Season 4 of Storied: San Francisco! xoxo Michelle + Jeff

Hyde Street Studios - the legendary San Francisco recording space where so many iconic albums were created - is struggling to stay alive in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Our fifth and final episode of Season 1 with guest selector Otis McDonald gives you all the reasons why it’s important to keep this crucial landmark in music history alive. Otis, aka Joe Bagale, is a multi-talented music maker whose personal recording space is Studio D, the same room where Herbie Hancock, the Pointer Sisters, Betty Davis, and so many other amazing artists made music. Hear Joe wax poetic about five of his favorite funky tunes recorded in the space he now calls his own. Listen to Otis McDonald's latest album "People Music" on vinyl or online: https://www.otismacmusic.com/ Follow the Select Five playlist on Spotify or Pandora to hear the songs discussed in this episode: https://tinyurl.com/uvpxa59 https://pandora.app.link/fAy59i4Mo4 Follow Bar Shiru's Instagram @BarShiruOakland to see how you can support them during the COVID-19 closure.

Josh Anson joins the cast for some mindful discussion about e-sports, a life-saving taco, and a dating app with only one guy.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Carly fills in for Aaron on this episode as we talk about Christmas music making you crazy, PB & J as currency, and a mini jacuzzi for your testicles. PLUS Jeremy gives us his hot take on cold songs!   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Our resident judge, Aaron Kraft missed out on the fun this week as we discuss eating pets, doing math, and impersonating a cop.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Where the ladies at? In this episode featuring an isle of women, an interesting study, and a your loving boyfriend on Youtube.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Licensing your face for mass-produced robots, all-inclusive cereal, and a suicide hotline-phone sex line mix-up! All for just $3.99 per minute.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Bob and Jeremy go head-to-head in this episode featuring sugar babies, fat bears, and the notorious Mr. Cocky.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Don't be scared. This episode is only kind of Halloweenish. We talk about the Trumps' stance on the holidays, KISS performing for sharks, and some naughty Pixar costumes.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

We get a little sweet and a little spicy in this episode featuring Del Taco essential oils, what heterosexual men think of recycling, and a Colonel Sanders dating simulator. The audio quality dips briefly in the first round, but only for about 30 seconds. So stop complaining!   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Come with us if you want to laugh. We tackle some hot-button issues in this episode such as women going topless in public, teenage environmentalism, and the regrettable labradoodle.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

What to expect when you're expecting a new episode: Burger King trying to avoid offending Muslims, a bathroom you can't have sex in, and the creepy new iPhone.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

We do our best to honor the legendary comedy team of Ernest and Hardy Guffaw in this episode featuring Popeye's chicken sandwiches, Ms. Monopoly, and the GOP's stance on socialism.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

If we can get a word in edgewise, we'd like to present this episode featuring stories about scary billboards, banned books, and going blind from junk food.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

That's what I love about this episode, man... We keep gettin' older, but the jokes stay the same... period. There are stories and jokes in this episode, but it's mostly about Matthew McConaughey. Enjoy!   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Ha! We just made you say underwear! I bet you feel like a real jerk now haha. Wait! Don't go! First listen to this episode about underwear habits, a man with a TV on his head, and a lady and a tramp.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

We've got innies, outies, and everything in between in this episode featuring a fatal taco eating contest, a mom ranting about childless women at Disney World, and a bug with a weird wiener.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

E aí pessoal, tudo bom?  Nesse episódio Calebe e Rico trouxeram três músicas que marcaram suas vidas de alguma forma. Sendo uma música de antes dos anos 2000, uma música de depois dos anos 2000 e uma música atual. Gostou das músicas faladas nesse episódio? Tem críticas ou sugestões de episódios? Entre em contato conosco  Instagram: @aconteceuoseguinte Email: contato@aconteceuoseguinte.com.br Twitter: @PodAoS ---------------------------|--------------------------- Apresentação: Calebe Barros e Ricardo Coelho. Edição: Calebe Barros. ---------------------------|--------------------------- Músicas utilizadas no episódio: |Flames - Dan Hening| |O tapeceiro - Stênio Marcius| |Waltz of the flowers - Tchaikovsky| |Meu prazer - Ministério Koinonya de louvor| |Until we meet again - Joe Bagale| |Smokin sticks - Text Me Records/GrandBankss| |Até que a casa esteja cheia - Rodolfo Abrantes| |Don’t look - Silent Partner| |Vou me lembrar - Banda Resgate| |We could reach - Freedom Trail Studio| |Remembering her face - Silent Partner| |Venho a ti - Luma Elpidio| |Windswept - Ann Annie| |Ousado amor - Isaias Saad| |My train’s a comin’ - Unicorn Heads|  

Crack open a cold one and hand it to an extraterrestrial while we talk about an old woman, beer for aliens, and the ABCs of Metallica.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Tony Tripoli joins us to talk about robot racism, antique sex toys, and Trump straws.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

We're gonna party like it's our birthday in this episode about Area 51, a cat named Spaghetti, and a drug that works a little TOO well.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here

We give it our best shot in this episode featuring loud farts, a dumb principal, and foreplay with robots.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and guest musician, Ryan Disher!

Dans ce quatrième et dernier épisode épisode de Hétérogène, Margaux se confie sur sa bisexualité, son coming out, son féminisme, la non-mixité, l'acceptation de soi et les stéréotypes LGBT dans les médias. Pour aller plus loin : Le podcast "Quouïr" L'épisode "Les lesbiennes, femmes invisibles ?" du podcast "Miroir miroir" L'épisode "To bi or not to bi" du podcast "Quoi de meuf" Tu peux rejoindre Hétérogène sur Facebook, Twitter et sur Instagram. Hétérogène est un podcast produit par Okay Tristan. Musique : "Until We Meet Again" de Joe Bagale

Our good buddy, Aaron Lopez returns to talk about taking back the rainbow, spinach, and how the Taiwanese can't stop touching themselves.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Dans ce troisième épisode de Hétérogène, Hugo s'interroge sur sa sexualité, le couple, le polyamour, et la représentation de l'homme gay dans les médias. Pour aller plus loin : Le podcast "Garçons" L'épisode "Les hommes gays dans le reflet de la pop culture" du podcast "Miroir miroir". L'épisode "La vie en «trouple»: difficultés et joies du couple à trois" du podcast "Brise Glace". L'épisode "Peut-on être amoureux de deux personnes en même temps ?" du podcast "Transfert". Tu peux rejoindre Hétérogène sur Facebook, Twitter et sur Instagram. Hétérogène est un podcast produit par Okay Tristan. Musique : "Until We Meet Again" de Joe Bagale

Carrie Klosowski joins us to talk Toy Story 2, Google Maps, and meat-based vegetables.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Dans ce second épisode de Hétérogène, Léa se confie sur l'influence des drag queens sur sa non binarité, le passing, l'embyphobie, sa pansexualité, les problèmes dans RuPaul's Drag Race, et l'importance des représentations LGBTQ+ dans les médias. Pour aller plus loin : Le podcast "Flamboyantes" Les épisodes "Déconstruire le genre grâce au drag king - Lou & Caro" et "Être en couple avec une drag queen - Loïc & Thibaud" du podcast "Entre eux deux". L'épisode "Dans la peau de David, une drag queen nommée Nancy" du podcast "Brise Glace". L'émission "RuPaul's Drag Race" sur Netflix. Tu peux rejoindre Hétérogène sur Facebook, Twitter et sur Instagram. Hétérogène est un podcast produit par Okay Tristan. Musique : "Until We Meet Again" de Joe Bagale

Series regular, Jarred Kiel (OC Movie Reviews) riffs with the gang about neolithic people, Marie Curie cake, and giraffe births.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Dans ce premier épisode de Hétérogène, Mélissa se livre sur l'intersectionnalité vis à vis de sa bisexualité et son identité métisse, la complexité de son coming out, le racisme, et le manque de représentations LGBT racisées. Pour aller plus loin : Le podcast "Extimité". La web-série documentaire "Coming-out en France et en Afrique" de Trésor Ntore et Hélène Seingier. Le sketch "Gay gay gay" de Shirley Souagnon. Tu peux rejoindre Hétérogène sur Facebook, Twitter et sur Instagram. Hétérogène est un podcast produit par Okay Tristan. Musique : "Until We Meet Again" de Joe Bagale

We're not quite sure how Joe Bagale keeps up with all the music he's created or been part of performing or recording. In this podcast, he takes us through his journey after arriving in San Francisco back in 2003. It involves several living situations with in-house studios, his first visit to the Boom Boom Room, a serendipitous date, playing and touring with Mickey Hart, joining Jazz Mafia, and eventually, creating his alter ego—Otis McDonald. Otis's music has been in this podcast since we launched two years ago. Look for Joe's new record, People Music, coming out this fall. And if you missed Part 1, please go back and listen to see the unusual way that Joe made the move to San Francisco. Film photography by Michelle Kilfeather

Series regular, Jarred Kiel drops by to talk deodorant, sex dolls, and cheese made from human bacteria.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

It's kinda fitting that this is the 80th episode overall for this podcast (49 in Season 1; 31 and counting in this current season, Season 2). Through all but two episodes so far, the intro and outro music has been by the subject of this episode. Joe Bagale moved to San Francisco from New York State in 2003. In this episode, Joe talks about his life back east, which centered heavily around music. He tells the story of his first band, first show, first time to get paid to play music, and so much more. The podcast ends with Joe's truly unusual premise for moving here. Check back Thursday, when Joe will pick up where he left off and tell stories of all the musical projects he's been a part of in San Francisco. Film photography by Michelle Kilfeather

A couple days late and a couple cast members short. It's just Jeremiah, Bob, and Ricardo once again in this episode featuring a straight pride parade, a rocky marriage to a pirate's ghost, and the debate over whether or not Jesus pooped.   Music in this episode provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

It's just Jeremiah, Bob, and Ricky on this one for the first time since Episode 1! Topics include choreplay, what it takes to be a Disney prince/princess, and a workplace offering female employees bonuses for wearing certain clothes.   Music in this episode provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Jeff Kastner (Carly's dad) returns to the show, just in time for Father's Day! He raps with us kids about a hot grandma, LSD, and Girl Scout cookies.   Stay tuned after the show to listen to the latest track from our resident judge, Aaron Kraft featuring Brent Scheihagen, Terry Luan, Dave Matthews (not THAT Dave Matthews, the other one), and mixed by Tejaswi Gorti.   Music in this episode provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Ice to see you again, everybody! In this episode, we talk about Danny DeVito, a Facebook fugitive, and eating a**. That's right. We're bad boys. Whatcha gonna do?   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Our resident judge, Aaron Kraft is back to do his damn job! Series regular, Jarred Kiel also returns to talk about dads, nannies, and The Bell: A Taco Bell Hotel and Resort. We also talk about Will Smith quite a bit in this episode.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Series regular, Jarred Kiel drops by to talk nostril extensions, a politician on Porn Hub, and a rapping professor.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Kerri Gallagher joins us to joke about invisible aliens, dress codes, and parrots who won't talk.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

"The King of TV" Paul Goebel returns to talk HTML, Avengers spoilers, and calling people names on the Internet.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

A new challenger approaches as Carly competes in Ricardo's stead. We joke about sex mistakes, 5D porn, and a family-friendly drag show.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

The gang's all here to talk about burgers, tacos, and fried chicken.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

If you think this episode advocates taking ill advised leaps of faith on your journey to becoming boss, you would be mistaken. I believe we use God as an excuse when we don't do enough of the pre-work in life and simply wing it as we 'hope' for the best. That's my opinion, I'm sticking to it. Anywho, the pre-work is what makes the leap of faith feel right. Take a listen and you'll understand what I mean. Music sampled by Joe Bagale via YouTube Free Music Library #startup #motivation #smallbusiness #entrepreneur #lifehack #freelance #womeninbusiness #businesswomen #girlboss #faith #startupandthrivepodcast #startuplife #businesstips #podcast #newbusiness #businessadvice #reflection #soulwork #sidehustle --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/startupandthrivepodcast/message

Our good friend, Jarred Kiel is back to judge in Aaron Kraft's absence! We talk about a vagina museum, cow toilets, and if Pepsi is okay.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Carly returns and our good friend, Jarred Kiel fills in as judge for this episode featuring LOTS of singing Queen songs.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Michael Moramarco from ASU's Caiper Confabs podcast guests on our decidedly non-educational podcast to joke around about the town of Vulcan, Yelp for MAGA folks, and the nice people who listen to death metal music. ALSO, our good friend, Jarred Kiel fills in for Carly Kastner and new music from Aaron Kraft!   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Just the guys on this episode featuring comedian, Tony Behinfar! We talk allergic reactions, age identity, summoning crows, and television shows from the 90's, of course.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Our good friend, Jarred Kiel returns to the show as does guest judge, Erik Rendelman! We talk about doping in Bridge, what psychopaths like to eat and drink, and dipping testicles in salsa.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Our old friend, Ricardo Leon, is out of town, but thankully, our new friend, Erik Rendelman, fills in to keep the podcast lively! Erik serves as guest judge while our resident judge, Aaron Kraft, jokes with the gang about cookies, milk, and the theory that humans are actually descended from extra terrestrials. ALSO, Carly throws her own jokes in as well! What's going on?!   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Perhaps our filthiest episode since our last episode! Our resident judge, Aaron Kraft, joins in on the jokes as we talk a failed hard rock theme park, KFC nail polish, and "rage yoga".   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Perhaps our filthiest episode to date! We talk about a woman trying to get a date for her son, "people of means", and the reasons men send dick pics.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our resident judge, Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

A man gets angry over action figures, a kid performs face transplants on dolls, and a man injects semen into his arm. People love it!   Music provided by Joe Bagale and Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Happy Valentine's Day in a few days! We're here to get you in the mood with jokes about Sweethearts candy, vegan comedy, and spider bites.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Ricardo Leon had to miss this episode, but comedian Jarred Kiel helps us keep the joke boat afloat. This episode includes ideas for Trump's wall, the Bird Box challenge, and the fictional country of Australia.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

Hunting hipsters, the Vatican's Olympic team, and a restaurant that's not a restaurant; all of this AND MORE on Episode 155!   Music provided by Joe Bagale and Aaron Kraft. Find Aaron's music here.

We've got a new resident judge and it's our good friend, Aaron Kraft! He gives the gang his 2 cents as they talk about eyes, ears, and toxic masculinity.   Music provided by Joe Bagale and our good friend, Aaron Kraft! Find Aaron's music here.

Joe "Paul" Gangemi joins us to talk about nunchuks, Bambi, and a deformed one-inch penis.   Music provided by Joe Bagale.

New year. Same great taste. Kyle Coughlin returns to help us start 2019 on the foot and our good friend, Aaron Kraft sits in the judge's seat as we joke about a Vladimir Putin calendar, asparamancy, and a dating site for Disney lovers.   Music provided by Joe Bagale.

We're ringin' in the new year with return guests, Richie Tolway and Michael Skarsten! We talk about women's voices, a Jewish Santa Claus, and a guy in a robot suit. Also, we talk quite a bit about Black Mirror.   Music provided by Joe Bagale.

Happy holidays from One Two Three Jokes! We've got Michael Skarsten bringing some Christmas cheer as guest judge, Richie Tolway decides who gets gifts and who gets coal in their stocking.   Music provided by Joe Bagale.

Top o' the mornin' to ye! That's right! We've got more bad accents for you in this episode featuring a fake death, sex in self-driving cars, and accent therapy.   Music provided by Joe Bagale.

Baby, it's cold outside, so cozy up to this episode featuring a problematic classic tune, digital smell technology, and the cis-hetero president of Grindr.   Music provided by Joe Bagale.

Our new friend, Mo, joins us to talk about Bill Gates' new toilet, a dog shooting his owner, and Pornhub's leaf removal service.   Music provided by Joe Bagale.

We're joined by "The King of TV" Paul Goebel as we talk whiskey, merverts, and ghost relations. Stick around after the show for a little TV theme karaoke.   Music provided by Joe Bagale.

Just the crew crackin' jokes about "Follow JC Go", microwaved urine, and how to get a husband.   Music by Joe Bagale.

Den fjärde och avslutande delen i Market Makers sommarserie med investerarporträtt. I detta avsnitt presenteras en av världens kändaste, och mest kontroversiella, investerare George Soros. Podden görs i samarbete med IPO.se Följ oss på Twitter: twitter.com/marketmakerspod Följ oss på Facebook: www.facebook.com/marketmakerspod/ Musik i detta avsnitt: - myuu - Joe Bagale - dyalla - Alexandrov Ensemble - Joakim Karud - Restless Modern - Topher Mohr and Alex Elena - DJ Quads - Tobu See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

E04: Science Practices - Lasseter's List of AP® Biology Tips Released Mar 9, 2018 Master the exam with Lasseter's List of AP® Biology Tips! EPISODE FOUR - Science Practices AP® Biology is a trademark registered by the College Board, which is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, this podcast. Intro Music by Joe Bagale, “Chicago” from the YouTube Free Music Audio Library

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY, LOVERS AND LISTENERS. A Valentine's special: Laura Silver prepares a romantic meal in her Peckham kitchen. Laura is a news reporter for Buzzfeed. You can find her on Twitter @laurafleur. Nigella Lawson's Lamb Shank For One is in her classic book Feast https://www.nigella.com/books/feast Music from Joe Bagale and Bird Creek via YouTube Music Library.

Master the exam with Lasseter's List of AP® Biology Tips! EPISODE THREE - Grid-In Tips. AP Biology® is a trademark registered by the College Board, which is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, this podcast. Intro Music by Joe Bagale, “Chicago” from the YouTube Free Music Audio Library.

Master the exam with Lasseter's List of AP® Biology Tips! EPISODE TWO - FRQ Tips AP® Biology is a trademark registered by the College Board, which is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, this podcast. Intro Music by Joe Bagale, “Chicago” from the YouTube Free Music Audio Library

Can Konami effectively draw a line between METAL GEAR and the legacy of Hideo Kojima in the wake of the #fuckonami zeitgeist?Is METAL GEAR SURVIVE the game to do that?When will we both remember to select "Yeti USB Microphone" from the Audacity dropdown before hitting the goddamned record button?Music: Otis Mcdonald by Joe Bagale (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBvMfVemGjY)

Not top three games, not top ten games – a moment that left an impression on us from three distinct games in 2017.Seth waited seven damn years to play Limbo. His @ is snzarate. Music: Otis Mcdonald by Joe Bagale (www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBvMfVemGjY)

We talk about Star Wars (which neither of us played), get divisive about PUBG (which neither of us played), and get angry about angry gamers. Let he who is without sin?Seth's end came through super crappy for no reason, so we're pinching off this turd really really late. But we're still pinching it. To preserve continuity.Music: Otis Mcdonald by Joe Bagale (www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBvMfVemGjY)

We're trying this weird thing where we actually put effort into this, so we're gonna talk about topics ripped from The Discourse, including two controversial video game trailers from last week.Music: Otis Mcdonald by Joe Bagale (www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBvMfVemGjY)

Hey, video games – why don’t you 2.5 THIS D???Also, try to guess the quote: SoulCalibur announcer or theological father of the Protestant Reformation?Music: Otis Mcdonald by Joe Bagale (www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBvMfVemGjY)

"How long is the average lifespan of an EA-owned studio?""Is it fair to blame a publishing giant for making PR-unfriendly moves just so it can keep profits strong?""What does a 25% cut in staff mean for a studio that already struggles to deliver technically-solid games?"If you've ever wondered about the answers to these questions, keep wondering. We can't help. But we talked about them for 41 minutes, anyway.Music: Otis Mcdonald by Joe Bagale (www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBvMfVemGjY)

Vince (@vmostajo09) and Anthony (@murseant) break down some of the hot topics from this past week as they go around the horn for a quick hits and hot-takes discussion. This week on “Keep It Weekly”: – Super Mario being adapted by Illumination Studios – Is that Bob Ross or Deadpool? – Is “The Punisher” a bad show? – The backlash of Battlefront Please rate, comment, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play Music, and find us on the STITCHER Radio! Keep it real, Keep it NERD!! Music featured on this episode: Intro – Joe Bagale, “Chicago” “Keep It Weekly” Theme – Tonez&Re-C, “Redskins Flip” Interstitial – jimmysquare, “clearsky dot mp3”

***UPDATED*** Our Inspiration and motivation comes from within us, we grind we grind we grind. In case you can't muster up enough power internally to get your ball rolling in your own court, maybe some supportive words from your hosts Kitty OG & SYK ThyAllstar can help get you going. We apologize ahead of time for the poor audio quality. As SYK mentions in our discussion our whole team was so ready for the podcast tour to start they all left us hosts hanging to produce it on our own. Sorry for the feedback, we promise it was not intentional. #SVLIVE will be going on our first podcast tour. Starting August 30th 2016 to September 22nd 2016 your hosts will be meeting up with musicians and visual artists, all forms of talent in Denver, CO, Colorado Springs, CO, Milwaukee, WI and Chicago, Il. More Details on the tour will be available on the fan page @ facebook.com/svlivepodcast pinned to the top. Thanks to MILWAUKEE FILM for all their support. Tune in for more. You are amazing! We appreciate all your cont'd support. This episode is guaranteed to entertain you. John Deley and the 41 Players' "Hear The Noise" is copyright protected. Used by Permission. All Rights Reserved. Joe Bagale's "Lude Illa" is copyright protected. Used by Permission. All Rights Reserved. Jimmy Fontanez's "Every Voice" is copyright protected. Used by Permission. All Rights Reserved. Show your support, feel free to send mail and or donations to: Sterling Visions Audio Division 4007 Flora Ave Kansas City, MO 64110

Joe Bagale is a professional musician based in San Francisco. He’s a multi-instrumentalist with a wide music vocabulary and a great attitude towards life and music. We chat about music, running bands, growing up in a musical family, getting lessons from Steve Gadd and jamming with Stevie Wonder.

In this episode, Ev'Yan sits down with Kristen Korvette of slutist.com to discuss sluthood, witches, and why the slut is a sexually liberated woman.They also their favorite slut icons and how *you* can begin to embrace your inner slut on your own terms.For show notes and more information about this episode go here > https://www.sexuallyliberatedwoman.com/episodes/episode-7*Music: Lude Illa by Joe Bagale > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXKASFOK7u0 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this short episode, we explain how the show works and give you some instructions on how to participate. Producers: Hunter Hawes and Brady Heyen Music: Brady Heyen, Joe Bagale, and lo-fi is sci-fi