Podcast appearances and mentions of juan thompson

The term “Gonzo Journalism” was coined due to the exploits and writings of the legendary Hunter S. Thompson. His fierce prose was often overshadowed by his one-of-a-kind lifestyle. So, imagine what it might have been like to be his son. Imagine no more, as today we meet Juan Thompson, who gives us an intimate portrayal of growing up with his dad, Hunter S. Thompson.Support the show

MSL the future of Music.... The future of music is here!!!! I'm sure we have all heard that, but really the future of music is here. Juan Thompson the Commissioner of MSL is here to explain all about it. I know what you are wondering ??....why is this guy doin a show description while wearing pink socks....thats not important...the real question is what is MSL? MSL is the Music Sports League, where the artists are the athletes ??. Thats right, artists go through a combine, get drafted, and then compete in games and make the playoffs and hopefully also win the championship. I'm not gonna give you all of the information, thats why we Have Juan Thompson here. Not only that, we also have our cuzzin Ayemontie who dropped in to shed some light on the music climate as an artist and as an engineer. So you know we had to ask the questions also about unity amongst indie artist, the importance of sound quality, and if artist need social media to break new music. If you are new here, then you may not be familiar with how the hosts do things, but for the loyal listeners, they know we go hard...And this Season opener aka Game 1 was definitely a victory. So press play, grab ya balls (ya sports balls, don't be nasty) and meet us on the court, field, green, wherever you compete and let's start this practice.... #music #sports #podcast The fun doesn't stop here, make sure you check out the website for all things BARE NAKED TRUTH PODCAST related, we have merch, videos, and audio podcasts for you to enjoy. Please support the cause by getting some merch or donating to the brand to help us continue to grow. Make sure you leave a voicemail to let us know you stopped by to show us some love.....so click the link and come hang with us at www.bntpodcast.club

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Frogg Corpse From Louisville, Kentucky Frogg Corpse is a vocalist, writer Poet, and published author. In 1999 At age 12 Frogg was the youngest poet within the International Society of Poets. In his teens Frogg became a vocalist in a high school metal band Sonicide. He perfected his craft and was in a blackned death metal band Machine Gun Skull Fuck with members of Sonicide. Reforming its incarnation in 2008 as the band Death By Music. Frogg began haunt acting in 2006 in various Kentucky haunts until 2011 when he worked at Waverly Hills Sanatorium. In 2012 Frogg Auditioned for American Idol while working there, and published a memoir titled; "The Mourning Hour." With Steve-O from MTV's Jackass and comedian Jim Jefferies owning copies. In 2013 Frogg resided in Las Vegas where he worked briefly for Eli Roth's Goratorium on the strip until its closing, auditioned twice for NBCs The Voice, and worked as a background actor for Magician Criss Angel while he got his first acting role in a title called Las Vegas Story featuring actor Eric Roberts. While in Sin City, musician Rob Zombie offered Frogg Corpse a position for Rob's haunt attraction: Rob Zombie's Great American Nightmare. But had to decline due to going back home to Louisville to care giver for his relatives until their passing in 2018. From 2013-2016 Frogg Corpse worked alongside outlaw poet Ron Whitehead and the Storm Generation Band at Louisville's Gonzofest. A celebration that honored the works of Louisville writer and journalist: Hunter S. Thompson, whom Whitehead was a personal friend until his death who introduced Frogg to Hunters son Juan Thompson who watched Frogg perform Spoken Word. In 2017 Frogg worked with photographer and poet Jinn Bug who photographed Frogg for the Cover of a Louisville magazine LEO weekly. Currently Frogg Corpse is working on writing depressive dark poetry for a future book that he hopes will resonate with readers.

As Denver takes steps to eradicate AIDS by the year 2030, women who have been affected by AIDS and HIV tell their stories as part of a new project from StoryCenter. According to the state's Department of Public Safety, Blacks in Colorado are arrested at much higher rates than whites; earlier this year, we brought you the anatomy of a police stop involving an Arapahoe County Sheriff's Deputy, who's white, and an African-American civilian. Then, another conversation from earlier this year -- Juan Thompson talks about what it was like being the son of gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson. And, remembering former Eagles founder Glenn Frey.

Gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson’s son, Juan Thompson of Denver, chronicles a difficult life with his father in the new memoir “Stories I Tell Myself: Growing Up With Hunter S. Thompson.” Then, the Nederland band Elephant Revival has a new album, “Petals,” and an upcoming headline gig at Red Rocks. And, the Kirkland Museum of Fine and Decorative Art prepares to close until 2017 when it moves to a new and bigger building.

Denver author Juan Thompson, who grew up in Woody Creek, Colorado with his father, Hunter S. Thompson, reads from and discusses his new memoir Stories I Tell Myself: Growing Up with Hunter S. Thompson. “A tender but tough tale of growing up as the son of the fearsome, charismatic and unrestrained writer, Hunter S. Thompson. […]

Hello humans! Thanks for listening to the first pre-recorded episode of #WeThePeople LIVE! Yes, pre-recorded and a show with live in the title is a bit of a contradiction, but press play and Josh will explain. This episode is delightful, we promise. This week our guest Jim Norton, Juan Thompson, and Matt Welch, joined Josh at Pinebox Rockshop to talk about issues that effect us, the people, all the time. You'll hear heated conversation about American foreign policy, the practices and mentality of the police, and, in Josh's words, "why American elections are so fucking long." Make sure to vote who you think won the news: @WTP_Live #WeThePeopleLIVE @JoshZepps Visit our website at www.WTPLive.com Check out our sponsor's Double Cross Vodka @ doublecrossvodka.com & Speakeasy Ales and Lagers @ goober.com Please leave us a review on ITunes, or just tell someone you want to impress about us. Remember. It doesn't matter who's right. Only who's popular. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices