Podcast appearances and mentions of john waters christmas

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There are various signposts by which we mark the beginning of the holiday season. My favorite is John Waters' return to Portland for his annual “A John Waters Christmas” show at the Aladdin Theater. It always sells out, and has again this year. Nevertheless, it's a chance to talk with John about the show and all of the exciting things he's been up to over the past year. We know each other from my Baltimore days. I was born there and spent far too many decades there before I escaped to Portland. Mine was his final interview of the day about the show. Lucky us. Welcome back John Waters.

WTOP Entertainment Reporter Jason Fraley chats with legendary cult filmmaker John Waters, who brings "A John Waters Christmas" to The Birchmere in Alexandria, Virginia on Dec. 21. He shares memories of growing up in Baltimore, protesting in D.C. and directing cult classics like "Pink Flamingos" and "Hairspray," which of course became a smash Broadway musical. (Theme Music: Scott Buckley's "Clarion")

Terry Gross spoke to John Waters in 2004 upon the release of his album 'A John Waters Christmas,' collecting some entertaining and ridiculous Christmas records. Waters is famous for his films 'Pink Flamingos' and 'Hairspray.' Also, we'll listen to rock historian Ed Ward's 1992 review of the novelty Christmas recordings the Beatles sent their fan club. Finally, we'll hear the late Susannah McCorkle's 1988 Christmas concert.

Terry Gross spoke to John Waters in 2004 upon the release of his album 'A John Waters Christmas,' collecting some entertaining and ridiculous Christmas records. Waters is famous for his films 'Pink Flamingos' and 'Hairspray.' Also, we'll listen to rock historian Ed Ward's 1992 review of the novelty Christmas recordings the Beatles sent their fan club. Finally, we'll hear the late Susannah McCorkle's 1988 Christmas concert.

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John Waters returns to Portland for his Christmas show on Tuesday, November 30 at the Aladdin Theatre after not doing the show in the evil 2020. It's his annual “John Waters Christmas” full of holiday cheer, John Waters style. I've known John since 1970 when he was the outrageous underground film maker and I was the editor of the hippie newspaper in Baltimore Maryland. Matter of fact, near the end of our conversation John brings up a house that we shared serially. He moved out and we moved in. It was in that living room that Divine was raped by a giant lobster. Say hi to John Waters

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(This program was originally broadcast on October 5, 2018) Tom's guest for the hour is John Waters. He’s a filmmaker, actor, and writer -- not necessarily in that order. Early in his career, Waters established himself as an enfant terrible who was affectionately dubbed the ----King of Sleaze.---- His filmography spans 40 years and 16 films, some of which are cult classics, while others, like Hairspray, are revered as popular icons.John Waters is also the author of eight books, including Role Models, a collection of essays of people who have shaped his life in important ways; Carsick, his journal of a hitchhiking trip from Baltimore to San Francisco; and Make Trouble, adopted from a speech he delivered at the Rhode Island School of Design.What is perhaps less well known by the general public is that John Waters is also a prolific and insightful visual artist. On Sunday, the Baltimore Museum of Art will open a major retrospective of John’s work, in a show that includes 160 examples of art that show Waters to be a trenchant observer and analyst of popular culture. The show is called Indecent Exposure. John and BMA curator Kristen Hileman will have a public conversation about the exhibition on the first of November. And on Friday night, Nov. 9, the BMA will screen 18 hours of John Waters movies. There will be prizes for folks who complete the entire Waters film marathon.Baltimore is also one of the stops on the John Waters Christmas tour this season. You can catch “A John Waters Christmas” at the Baltimore Soundstage on Dec. 19.We livestreamed this conversation. To see the video, click here.

My guest for the hour is John Waters. He’s a filmmaker, actor, and writer -- not necessarily in that order. Early in his career, Waters established himself as an enfant terrible who was affectionately dubbed the ----King of Sleaze.---- His filmography spans 40 years and 16 films, some of which are cult classics, while others, like Hairspray, are revered as popular icons.John Waters is also the author of eight books, including Role Models, a collection of essays of people who have shaped his life in important ways; Carsick, his journal of a hitchhiking trip from Baltimore to San Francisco; and Make Trouble, adopted from a speech he delivered at the Rhode Island School of Design.What is certainly known in the contemporary art world, but perhaps less well known by the general public, is that John Waters is also a prolific and insightful visual artist. On Sunday, the Baltimore Museum of Art will open a major retrospective of John’s work, in a show that includes 160 examples of art that show Waters to be a trenchant observer and analyst of popular culture. The show is called Indecent Exposure. John and BMA curator Kristen Hileman will have a public conversation about the exhibition on the first of November. And on Friday night, Nov. 9, the BMA will screen 18 hours of John Waters movies. There will be prizes for folks who complete the entire Waters film marathon.Baltimore is also one of the stops on the John Waters Christmas tour this season. You can catch “A John Waters Christmas” at the Baltimore Soundstage on Dec. 19.

On this week’s episode: “Here Comes Fatty Claus” – from “A John Waters Christmas” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQ4ApY9YbYw Sal and Chris argue about Chris Cheating, Tangents galore, Sal talks about making fake Trump news, Sal had a procedure done on his scrotum, Sal’s daughter gets confused for being his wife, Chris and Sal discuss masturbation, Chris reveals that […]

John Waters – the self-proclaimed "Pope of Trash" and "People’s Pervert" – returns to San Diego (Nov. 30 at The Observatory North Park) for the John Waters Christmas Tour 2015.

0:00: Intro1:20: John Waters talks about his schlocky — and acclaimed — career and tells us what to expect from A John Waters Christmas, which he's bringing to Portland's Aladdin Theater on Dec. 8.34:10: Abraham Verghese recalls the experience that made him want to be a writer.44:10: We hear about Reed College's efforts to preserve the art of calligraphy, even amongst post-Millennial elementary schoolers.

This week, comedian Eli Olsberg drops by.  Eli discusses growing up going to rock shows in Florida, the time he was mistaken for a member of Boys Night Out, and he and Tony listen to some Terrible Christmas Songs from the John Waters Christmas album.

Snow was in the forecast when I did this show more than two weeks ago, but it never came. We've seen 70 degree days since then, but as if in direct challenge of the will of the God of Punxatawney, it's 20 degrees out and snowing now as I type this post. Enjoy some snow tunes, then warm up with some 2013 soca hits! Download | Podcast Bold text indicates relatively new releases (including reissues and comps). Doc Watson & Clarence Ashley - "Footprints in the Snow" (from The Original Folkways Recordings 1960-1962) The Coctails - "First Snowfall" (from A John Waters Christmas) The Ronettes - "Frosty the Snowman" (from A Christmas Gift For You from Phil Spector) Prince and the Revolution - "Sometimes It Snows in April" (from Parade - Music from The Motion Picture 'Under The Cherry Moon') A Sunny Day in Glasgow - "100/0 (Snowdays forever)" (from Autumn, again) The Curtains - "Snowy Visitors" (from Flybys) The Aislers Set - "Hit the Snow" (from Last Match) Booker T. & the MG's - "Winter Snow" (from The Complete Stax/Volt Singles: 1959-1968) The Halo Benders - "Snowfall" (from God Don't Make No Junk) Thursdays Rock! with Grouse and 86. A new sitcom debuting this February on CPR! Booker T. & the MG's - "Jingle Bells" (from The Complete Stax/Volt Singles: 1959-1968) Lord Shorty & Vibrations International - "Vibrations Groove" (from Sofrito: International Soundclash) Merchant - "Um Ba Yo" (from Golden Hitz Of Calypso And Soca Vol. 2) Mighty Sparrow - "Phillip My Dear" (from ALBUM) Mighty Shadow - "Dat Soca Boat" (from Sofrito: Tropical Discotheque) Fay-Ann Lyons - "Get On" (from Soca Gold 2008) Bunji Garlin - "Hold a Burn" Skinny Fabulous - "6:30 (What Time Is It)" (from I Am Soca - 2012) JW & Blaze - "Timing It" Fay-Ann Lyons - "Eff" Bunji Garlin - "Vikings Coming" JUS J - "Soca In We Soul" Rikki Jai - "Mauvais Lang" Machel Montano - "Float" Bunji Garlin - "Over the Hills" Ras Kommanda f/ the Mighty Power - "Respect Yuh Culture" Fya Empress - "Painter" Terri Lyons - "Fighter" Grouse says goodnight, hoping for snow. Sheriff Music - "Dark Horse Riddim" Thee Open Sex - "Peanut Butter / I Do Not Know What" (from Thee Open Sex)