Podcast appearances and mentions of Julie Byrne

What the heck is Lent?! After being introduced to it through talkback radio, Petra decided to go in search of what Lent is all about. If you're curious about what this time of the year is all about, by all means come along! In this episode of Sunday Sanctuary, Petra's first stop was to talk to the pride of Tairua, Strahan Coleman. You've likely heard Strahan on the show before, and this time he helped to unpack why Lent is about more that just fasting or "behaviour modification". Find Strahan's project Commoners Communion and his book 'Thirsting' here After a reflection on communion, and some waiata/songs, Petra also catches up with Producer Sam who provides an update on part of his life that seems to be aligning with the themes of Lent. Haere mai! Music: Emotional Intelligence by Chaos in the CBD (played at the end of the intro) Frolic by Jake Xerxes Fussel (played to end Strahan's interview) Slowdown by Brad Stank Hunger by Florence and the Machine (played during communion) Les Petits Gris by Khruangbin (played during the candle reflection) Sinnerman by Nina Simone Zionsville by Khruangbin (played at the end of Sam's conversation Interlude by Julie Byrne (played during the benediction)

When was the last time you asked yourself what your spirituality/faith is for? On this episode, Petra risks rattling a few cages with a message that doesn't sit alongside what wider society often tells us. Joining Petra to explore the purpose of faith is Arch-Bishop Justin Duckworth and Kate Hall (@ethicallykate on Insta). Petra and Justin unpack their discussion that they had on Aotea/Great Barrier Island over summer. If you've been wondering what this conversation that we've been teasing since the start of the year is, here you go! Producer Sam went looking for someone who puts their words into actions, and found Kate Hall, who goes by @ethicallykate online. Petra and Kate talk about what it looks like to let your values influence your actions, and how this can actually be super life-giving! Haere mai! Music: Anchin Kfu Ayinkash by Hailu Mergia and the Dahlak Band (used to end Justin's interview) Alright by Kendrick Lamar Stormy by Gabor Szabo (played during communion) Summer's End by Julie Byrne (played during the candle reflection) Losalamitoslatinfunklovesong by Gene Harris (played to end Kate's interview) No Ordinary Life by Matt Corby Interlude by Julie Byrne (played during the benediction) The sacred text in this epsiode is Twenty-One Elephants by Scottie Reeve (pages 36-37)

"I always like starting with something out of context..."  He of WH Lung greatness and now a solo live artist & DJ delivers a belter of a mix. Having grown up in Manchester's DIY band scene, Tom Sharkett came late to these things called dancing clubs and all that came with it, discovering electronic music through synthesizers while recording with his most excellent band W. H. Lung. His journey from guitar music to the dancefloor mirrors his present-day musical output; a collision of post-punk abrasiveness and the electronic that feels equally at home in sweaty basements and proper nightclubs. Now based back in Todmorden, Tom has carved out his own niche releasing on Optimo Music and System Olympia's Okay Nature label... and it's a bloody brilliant niche!  His production approach remains coloured by those early days of bedroom experimentation with friends, citing the peerless Andrew Weatherall's fearlessly exploratory spirit as a key inspiration. It's interesting how he keeps coming around and around again, doesn't it? "His approach reminds me of the excited feeling I had trying to record things in my bedroom with my friends with anything we had at our disposal and just experimenting with the weird and wonderful results," When it comes to disc jockeying, Tom brings that same experimental energy. This mix was recorded in his panoramic valley-view studio in Todmorden, captures that ethos perfectly, opening with Spacemen 3 before wandering through territory that spans from Tirzah-esque experimentalism to classic New Beat. Between touring with Julie Byrne, collaborating with Raf Rundell - more on that to come soon pop pickers - and working on a new solo record featuring multiple vocalists, Tom's not a 'sit still' kind of guy. Just how we like it. Get it on, let's go... read more below. https://www.theransomnote.com/music/mixes/tom-sharkett-the-altered-currents-mix/ @tomsharkett @whlung

You've made it to the end of the year! However you are feeling about the current Advent season and the coming of Christmas, you are welcome to join Petra and producer Sam to reflect on and wrap up Sunday Sanctuary for 2024. Petra and Sam create a mixtape of interview clips that have stuck with them this year, as well as music for your Christmas and summer. There is some space for reflecting on this year and Petra and Sam hear what episodes stuck with listeners this year. Haere mai (come along)! Music: Unforgettable Memories by Mei Dai (first song of the sacred text)  House of the Rising Sun by The Animals (second song of the sacred text) Something on Your Mind by Karen Dalton (played to end Belle's clip) Cruisin' to the Park by Durand Jones & The Indications (played to end Jenny's clip) Christmas Time is Here by Khruangbin (played to end Malcolm's clip) Muramura by Aro (played just after the ad break) Christmas Time is Here by The Vince Guaraldi Trio (played during the time for contemplation) Love Will Work it Out by Durand Jones & The Indications (played to end Glenn's clip) Take Your Time (Do It Right) by The S.O.S Band (played to end James' clip) Marilyn by Mount Kimbie (played to end Te Karere's clip) Follow My Voice by Julie Byrne (played to end Peter's clip) Magic Spell by This is The Kit (played to end Spanky's clip) The Light by Group Listening and Cate Le Bon (played to end Ann's clip) O Come O Come Emmanuel by Sufjan Stevens (played during the benediction) Petra and Sam's recommendations: Books - The Mermaid Chronicles by Megan Dunn and Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer Albums - Blue Dreams by Holly Arrowsmith and Midday Prayers by The Fuzzy Robes Films - Never Look Away by Lucy Lawless and Calypte: A Sailing and Surfing Voyage by Torren Martin and Ishka Folkwell Places to explore - the North Island town of Waipu and Dublin Bay outside of Wānaka

Sunday Sanctuary has teamed up with the Makers and Mystics podcast to bring you this episode on reclaiming wonder! Stephen Roach from Makers & Mystics is Petra's guest on this episode of Sunday Sanctuary as they explore the different ways that noticing the small wonders of the world can re-open, restore and change lives. Petra and Stephen look at finding wonder largely through the lens of creativity, but no matter how creative you're feeling today, this episode is a calm, wonder-chasing sanctuary for you.  For those of you who want to delve deeper into Petra and Stephen's conversation, an extended cut will appear in the Makers & Mystics podcast feed on November 13th. For any Mystics & Makers listeners who have come to Sunday Sanctuary, kia ora/hello! It's great to have you here. Haere mai! (Welcome/Come along!) Sacred texts: 'The mystery of tea' scene from the film After Yang (a great film, especially for fans of cosy sci-fi which looks at themes of memory and family) 'The Summer Day' poem by Mary Oliver (read by Mary Oliver at The 92nd St Y) Music: Weird Little Birthday Girl by Happyness (played during intro) Stromy by Gabor Szabo (played to end the first part of Stephen's conversation) Red Lit Room by Holly Arrowsmith Space is the Place by Ezra Collective (played during Community Life) The Sea Has Spoken by Songs of Water (This is Stephen's band! Played during the contemplative moment) Summer's End by Julie Byrne (played during communion) Movement 6 and Movement 7 by Floating Points, Pharoah Sanders and the London Symphony Orchestra Slider (Lorenzo Saxophone Dub) by This Is The Kit (played at the end of Stephen's conversation) Vanity by Mica Levi (played during the benediction)

On this week's Talkhouse episode we've got a pair of talented musicians in a chummy chat about making songs and making a life while making songs. It's Melina Duterte, aka. Jay Som, and Pascal Stevenson, aka. Fashion Club. Stevenson just released the second Fashion Club album, A Love You Cannot Shake, but it's different enough than the first that it almost feels like a debut. That surely has something to do with the fact that it's the first Fashion Club music since Stevenson's gender transition; there's a genre freedom that wasn't as evident on the first one, which felt a bit closer to Stevenson's indie-leaning band Moaning. A Love You Cannot Shake clearly honors big pop music but it frequently swerves before giving into any obvious trappings. She found some fantastic guests to add to the sideways fun, too, including Talkhouse Podcast alumni Perfume Genius and Julie Byrne as well as the other half of today's conversation, Jay Som. Now Jay Som made a splash with her first couple of bedroom-pop albums in 2015 and 2016, and though she hasn't released a new album since 2019's fantastic Anak Ko, she's been busy nonetheless, both starting some new projects, producing for other musicians, and playing bass for the indie-rock supergroup Boygenius. She's been working on new material of her own as well, and she had a song on the soundtrack to the critically acclaimed movie I Saw the TV Glow alongside like-minded artists like Caroline Polachek and The Weather Station. And of course there's her contribution to the Fashion Club record, “Ghost.” Check out that song right here. In this lively conversation, Stevenson and Duterte chat about songwriting, including Stevenson's tendency to start with the biggest parts and Duterte's opinion on what constitutes a “treat” while you're producing. They tell each other toward the end of the conversation which pop star they'd most like to write for, and we learn that Stevenson's specialty is what she calls “fucked-up ballads.” Enjoy. 0:00 – Intro 2:20 – Start of the chat 4:45 – On Fashion Club's album, A Love You Cannot Shake 9:20 – Melina loves Pascal's record 13:30 – Contrasting approaches to songwriting 16:36 – "Everyone's a little different when it comes to what I call 'treats'" 31:36 – "Do you think it's easier now to become a producer?" Thanks for listening to the Talkhouse Podcast, and thanks to Pascal Stevenson and Melina Duterte for chatting. If you liked what you heard, please follow Talkhouse on your favorite podcasting platform, and check out all the great stuff at Talkhouse.com. This episode was produced by Myron Kaplan, and the Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by the Range. See you next time! This episode is brought to you by DistroKid. DistroKid makes music distribution fun and easy with unlimited uploads and artists keep 100% of their royalties and earnings. To learn more and get 30% off your first year's membership, visit: distrokid.com/vip/talkhouse

What do you do to feel most connected with God? One way that many of us grew up with is the idea of 'quiet time' where you physically sit still and quiet. While there is still value in this practice (just ask friend of the show Strahan Coleman), this is something that many struggled with growing up and, in actual fact, there are many ways to connect with God. Join Petra Bagust in this special episode recorded live in the Coromadel at the Love It Media staff retreat. Petra first talks to senior producer, Josh Couch, who breaks down the nine different paths of connection as identified by Gary Thomas in his book Sacred Pathways. After some time to think, Petra then hears from different members of the Love It Media staff team, who offer a mix of funny and poignant stories about the different ways they feel connected to God. To wrap it all up, Sunday Sanctuary's very own Rev Frank Ritchie leads communion (which you're welcome to join in with from home) and Petra finishes off with another benediction from Kate Bowler and Jessica Ritchie. Join us! Sacred Texts: Sacred Pathways by Gary Thomas C. S. Lewis quote from his book Miracles Music: Pine Trees by Mary Lattimore (played at end of Josh's interview) Make that Connection by Tom Petty Frolic by Jake Xerxes Fussell (played during the time for contemplation) Blue in Green by Miles Davis (played during communion) Collect for Midday by The Fuzzy Robes Summer's End by Julie Byrne (played to end the episode)

What communities are you part of? What does being involved in community mean for your life? Those are two of the core questions in this episode of Sunday Sanctuary. Whether we see ourselves as being community members or not, the different groups we are part of influence how we live our lives. Community connections lead to both of the interviews for this episode. First up, Petra sat down to talk with Dr Hirini Kaa, principal of Tāmaki Makaurau's St John's Theological College. Dr Kaa shared his views on what community means to him as a Māori man and how mana plays a role. Petra's second conversation is with Jenny Duckworth, someone who has lived in several communities all with a very intentional focus on serving their neighbours. This episode also sees Producer Sam head back to Cornwall Park here in Auckland to ask unsuspecting strangers about their stories of community. He also tries to bring a theme song to the episode, with mixed success..... Haere mai! Music: - Come Together by The Beatles - Interlude by Julie Byrne (played during contemplative practice)- Alegria by Elia y Elizabeth (played during community life)- Everyday People by Sly and the Family Stone- Oh My God by Kevin Morby (played at the end of Jenny's interview)- Sun Rays Like Stilts by Tommy Guerrero (played during the benediction)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Re-enchantment, de-magification, however you want to put it, there are many people who are looking to embrace the wilder side of life and faith. Good friend of the show Rev Frank Ritchie is currently on a journey to re-enchant his life and so joins Petra to co-host this episode. In this episode Petra talks to Dr Belle Tindall, co-host of the Re-enchanting podcast about where this whole idea of re-enchantment comes from. Next, Petra catches up with an old friend, Erin Morales Ruka, who lives a more enchanted life for an insight into what that looks like. Haere mai! Sacred texts: Scene from Mary Poppins Music: Adventure of a Lifetime by Coldplay God Gave Me Feet For Dancing by Ezra Collective Follow My Voice by Julie Byrne (played at end of Dr Belle's interview) Water No Get Enemy by Fela Kuti (played during Community Life segment) Equipoise by Max Roach (Played at end of Erin's interview) Slider - Lorenzo Saxophone Dub by This Is The Kit (Played at end of the episode) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back in label mode today with the revered Ghostly International and our guests, label owner/founder Sam Valenti and Molly Smith, Ghostly's Senior Art Director. Currently celebrating its 25th year, Ghostly established itself as one of the most well-loved artist-centric labels around, having put out records by the likes of Tycho, ADULT., Gold Panda, Matthew Dear, School of Seven Bells and Telefon Tel Aviv. In the last few years, the label's scope has been broadening with releases from Julie Byrne, Kate Bollinger, with many more exciting new acts to come. Sam and Molly share their memories of working with artists over multiple decades, collaborating on Ghostly's famous aesthetic sensibilities, and more. Links:  Secretly Frequencies: Ghostly International Playlist Link Secretly Society Podcast Link Secretly Society Podcast Store Link Secretly Society General Information Link   Ghostly International: Ghostly Website Link Ghostly on Instagram Ghostly on X Ghostly on TikTok Ghostly on Facebook

Edición Limitada - 27 de Mayo del 2024. Selección, producción, realización y conducción: Francisco J. Brenes. Presentando música de Bat For Lashes, Beth Gibbons, Peel, Fashion Club featuring Julie Byrne, Youth Lagoon, La Luz, DIIV, The Rose Haze, Yndling, Lovelorn Dolls, Romy Mars, Personal Trainer, Shed Seven, Maximo Park, EMF featuring Stephen Fry, Redd Kross, Russian Baths, Emiliana Torrini, Lou Hayter, Erasure, Male Tears, Acid Klaus featuring Philly Piper, Clan of Xymox, Sleater-Kinney, Neuroactive, Aiboforcen, Alien Vampires, Darkness On Demand, ELM y Future Conditional.

There is a special sort of unsettled feeling reserved for moving to a new place, even if it's just across town. The destabilisation that so often comes with a new locale can linger for a while as we re-establish where home is for us. Although, sometimes the place we consider home stays the same while we move. Either way, this tricky feeling can be a tough one to navigate. Come on a journey with your host Petra Bagust, as she talks to producer Josh about his childhood, which was spent between Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Thailand. Hear one man's story of his father's move from Taiwan to the USA in the '60s, and finally, our Community Life segment is released out into the wild, as producer Sam heads to Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland's Cornwall Park! Sacred Text Stay True (pages 11-12) by Hua Hsu Featured Music Hell Hole by Erny Belle Bounty by Tiny Ruins Nathan Haines' cover of International Flight by David Snell (played during Community Life) Summer's End by Julie Byrne (played during the benediction) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

To mark season 22 of Other Voices, which begins on RTÉ 2 and RTÉ Player on February 29, one of the hottest bands in the country, Gurriers, who played St James' Church in Dingle for the show in December, and host Maykay join the TPOE podcast. Gurriers started in January 2020 and have released a string of excellent singes since, including latest track 'Des Goblin'. Frontman Dan Hoff talks about how they got started, feeling inspired - for good or bad - by social media, playing SXSW in March, what it's like to be part of the hype cycle, and their plans for the rest of the year. A little bonus in the middle of the show: The photographer Rich Gilligan heads to Other Voices every year. He talks about why it's so special to shoot and some of the memorable acts he's experienced in Dingle over the years. Then Fight Like Apes frontwoman Maykay looks back to the Dublin music scene of the mid-00s and how they fitted in, talking FLApes rise, a little about the fall, and their reunion at the Olympia Theatre in 2023. They're returning for a final show there on April 6, 2024 - tickets are running low, FYI. Maykay also talks her solo plans and what it's like hanging out with fellow Other Voices hosts Huw Stephens and Annie Mac in Dingle. The six-part season 22 of Other Voices will showcase some of the most thrilling Irish and international artists on the music scene; with exclusive intimate performances by Griff, Kae Tempest, The Murder Capital, Villagers, BC Camplight, Catrin Finch & Aoife Ní Bhriain, CMAT, ØXN, Gurriers, Mick Flannery, Julie Byrne, The Joy, KhakiKid, Niamh Bury, Qbanaa and Lucy McWilliams.

ATTENDEES Psalm One, Keith Rollins, Daniel Olney AGENDA New Business Discuss some additional 2023 superlatives.  Discuss projects of the year 25-1. DA LIST 1. Maps by Kenny Segal & billy woods 2. Why Does The Earth Give Us People To Love? By Kara Jackson 3. From Whence It Came by YUNGMORPHEUS 4. Real B*tches Don't Die! by Kari Faux 5. Ritual by Stik Figa x The Expert 6. Raven by Kelela  7. Sleepingdogs-I'm Fakin' My Own Death Just to Get Some Rest 8. We Buy Diabetic Test Strips by Armand Hammer  9. Glorious Game by Black Thought x El Michels Affair 10. The Greater Wings by Julie Byrne  11. He Left Nothing For The Swim Back by SKECH185 12. Sorry I Haven't Called by Vagabond  13.House of Disorder by Nosaj x Steel Tipped Dove 14.The Great Escape-Larry June x Alchemist   15. Through and Through by Baby Rose  16.BRAP by Estee Nack x V Don 17.Chung Shui II by Chung 18.The Fish That Saved Portland by Televangel x Milc 19.Rich by Homeboy Sandman 20. Jaguar II by Victoria Monet 21. Space Heavy by King Krule  22. Incorruptible Saints by Sleep Sinatra x Televangel  23. Another Triumph of Ghetto Engineering by Open Mike Eagle  24. Heavy Heavy by Young Fathers 25. Sundial by Noname

Emeli Sandé “How Were We To Know”:”End of Time””Love”Julie Byrne “Julie Byrne with Laugh Cry Laugh”:”‘22””These Days””Velocity! What about the Inertia!?””Entropy Increasing”Sufjan Stevens “Javelin”:    "Will Anybody Ever Love Me?"   "Everything That Rises" "Genuflecting Ghost"     "My Red Little Fox"        "So You Are Tired"          "Javelin (To Have and to Hold)"  Ethan P. Flynn “Abandon All Hope”:”In Silence””Abandon All Hope””Clutching Your Pearls”Escuchar audio

W 2023 roku okazało się, że Filmawka to nie tylko film. W wyniku comiesięcznych zestawień muzycznych (i nie tylko) Redakcja stworzyła osobisty przegląd najciekawszych albumów, które nie dawały o sobie zapomnieć i godzinami gościły w naszych słuchawkach. To pokazało, że Filmawka ma także swoje brzmienie. Oprócz gorących kinowych tytułów, zeszły rok zebrał również imponujące żniwa w świecie muzyki. Niektórym premierom postanowiliśmy poświęcić szczególną uwagę ze względu na ich nowatorskość i pomysłowość, kierując się indywidualnymi kryteriami oceny. Chęć dyskusji zaowocowała stworzeniem nowego segmentu – Słuchawki. Muzycznego podcastu Filmawki. W pierwszym, inauguracyjnym odcinku o swoich ulubionych albumach 2023 roku opowiadają: redaktor naczelny – Wiktor Małolepszy (Sufjan Stevens, Amaraee, Nourished by Time), zastępca redaktora naczelnego – Bartłomiej Rusek (Sparklehorse, Laibach, Blondshell) oraz koordynatorka Sekcji Muzycznej – Magda Wołowska (Caroline Polachek, Julie Byrne, Reverend Kristin Michael Hayter). Bez odbioru. Ale może do usłyszenia? (00:00 – 3:52) WSTĘP (3:53 – 14:04) Caroline Polachek – „Desire, I Want to Turn Into You” (14:05 – 22:50) Amaarae – „Fountain Baby” (22:51 – 32:04) Sparklehorse – „Bird Machine” (32:05 – 43:08) Sufjan Stevens – „Javelin” (43:09 – 53:36) Julie Byrne – „The Greater Wings” (53:37 – 1:06:35) – Laibach – „Love is Still Alive” (1:06:36 – 1:22:03) Reverend Kristin Michael Hayter – „SAVED!” (1:22:04 – 1:29:47) – Nourished by Time – „Erotic Probiotic 2” (1:29:48 – 1:44:19) – Blondshell – „Blondshell” (1:44:19 – 1:47:25) DODATKOWE POLECAJKI (1:47:26 – 1:48:21) – ZAKOŃCZENIE Postprodukcja dźwięku: Bartłomiej RusekThe post Nasze ulubione albumy 2023 roku | Słuchawka. Muzyczny podcast Filmawki first appeared on Filmawka.pl.

Emeli Sandé “How Were We To Know”:”All This Love””My Boy Likes To Party””Lighthouse””How Were We To Know””Too Much””Nothing We Can’t Handle””Like I Loved You””There For You””True Colours””End of Time””Love”Julie Byrne “Julie Byrne with Laugh Cry Laugh”:”‘22””These Days””Velocity! What about the Inertia!?””Entropy Increasing”Escuchar audio

Here's Strange Brew #350 - The Stars Look Great - with gugai on 8radio.com - Martin from The Chills tells me about a song he loves plus music from Anna's Anchor, Brigid Mae Power, The Bonk, bdrmm, Ailbhe Reddy, Julie Byrne, Barrie, Auld & The Murder Capital #strangebrew #8radio #gugai #try8radio Every Friday at 9pm & Saturday at 7pm on 8radio.com. https://linktr.ee/gugai

一年一度的年度最佳专辑盘点来啦！分为华语、外语两个部分，各 10 张。我会简单说下这些专辑打动我的原因，并且简短播放专辑中的歌曲选段。在节目结尾也会聊聊这一年关于节目的情况还有感悟。期待你也能在评论区里分享你的年度最佳专辑～今年歪波音室要感谢很多人，比如说壁仔。因为没有她，其实歪波音室有很多节目根本不会出现，就比如宝岛音乐的前世今生，她真的是我的灵感缪斯。谢谢壁仔。还要感谢今年很多支持歪波音室的品牌朋友们，有了他们的赞助支持，歪波音室才能越做越好。最后，真的要感谢今年也在收听节目的你。没有你，就没有现在的歪波音室。不管你是老朋友还是新朋友，希望音乐能确实成为我们连接彼此的一座桥，那既然认识了，那我们就继续下去喽。最后的最后，感谢音乐。我相信音乐所能承载的，远比我们所想的还要更多更丰富，期待明年，我还能陪你们一起继续享受音乐所带来的美好。我们 2024 见！

This week on Rational Security, Quinta and Scott were joined by Lawfare Managing Editor Tyler McBrien to talk through the week's big national security news, including:“You'll Shoot Your Five Eyes Out with a Bibi Gun.” From Ukraine to Gaza, some of the biggest controversies surrounding U.S. foreign policy hinge on the assistance—including weapons and intelligence—that the United States provides to its allies. What makes these relationships so complicated? “The Sock-It Docket.” Late last week, Special Counsel Jack Smith executed a power move, bringing former President Trump's appeal of the denial of his claim of absolute presidential immunity directly to the Supreme Court — through what is often called the “rocket docket”—and citing precedents from the Nixon era suggesting the Supreme Court should resolve the issue within weeks. What does this move tell us—and how likely is Smith to win his case?“Netanya-who?” President Biden's bear hug of the Israeli prime minister may be loosening, as he has reportedly told donors that Netanyahu must go if Israel is to retain international support. How serious a move is this? And what might it mean for the conflict in Gaza?For object lessons, Quinta continued to show off her bookshelf by recommending Jeff Horwitz's “Broken Code.” Scott flagged for listeners that “White Christmas” is, in fact, the best holiday movie and no one should try to argue otherwise. And Tyler endorsed Julie Byrne's album from earlier this year, “The Greater Wings.”Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Quinta and Scott were joined by Lawfare Managing Editor Tyler McBrien to talk through the week's big national security news, including:“You'll Shoot Your Five Eyes Out with a Bibi Gun.” From Ukraine to Gaza, some of the biggest controversies surrounding U.S. foreign policy hinge on the assistance—including weapons and intelligence—that the United States provides to its allies. What makes these relationships so complicated? “The Sock-It Docket.” Late last week, Special Counsel Jack Smith executed a power move, bringing former President Trump's appeal of the denial of his claim of absolute presidential immunity directly to the Supreme Court—through what is often called the “rocket docket”—and citing precedents from the Nixon era suggesting the Supreme Court should resolve the issue within weeks. What does this move tell us—and how likely is Smith to win his case?“Netanya-who?” President Biden's bear hug of the Israeli prime minister may be loosening, as he has reportedly told donors that Netanyahu must go if Israel is to retain international support. How serious a move is this? And what might it mean for the conflict in Gaza?For object lessons, Quinta continued to show off her bookshelf by recommending Jeff Horwitz's “Broken Code.” Scott flagged for listeners that “White Christmas” is, in fact, the best holiday movie and no one should try to argue otherwise. And Tyler endorsed Julie Byrne's album from earlier this year, “The Greater Wings.” Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome Home ~ 1. Julie Byrne and Laugh Cry Laugh - '22 2. Yard Act - Petroleum 3. Weakened Friends - Awkward 4. The Snuts - Deep Diving 5. Nadine Shah - Twenty Things 6. Nouvelle Vague - Only You (feat. Melanie Pain) 7. Jane Weaver - Love in Constant Spectacle 8. James Smith - Like A Record 9. Declan McKenna - Elevator Hum 10. Delilah Montagu - Coffee 11. Mathias Gundhus - Late December 12. Mei Semones - Wakare No Kotoba 13. Smile High and the Main Squeeze - Love Lost 14. Teen Daze -Quiet City 15. Empress Of - Femenine 16. Judith - It's Murder 17. Lana Del Rey - Take Me Home, Country Roads 18. Trevor Horn feat Tori Amos - Swimming Pools (Drank)

Auckland Art Gallery's coordinating curator of the exhibition Guo Pei: Fashion, Art, Fantasy, Margaret Young-Sanchez is in the studio for Fashun. We listen to a chat Rachel had with Julie Byrne about her recent record, The Greater Wings, and her show in Auckland in the new year. On Loose Reads Jenna reviews Booker Prize-longlisted author Anna Smaill's novel, Bird Life. Whakarongo mai nei!

Álbum Destacado| "Riders of the Canyon" de Riders of the Canyon Novedades| Robe, Israel Fernández, Ángeles, Víctor, Gloria & Javier, Me Acuerdo de Todo, Depresión Sonora, Nodozurdo, Bleachers, The Smile, Julie Byrne, The Last Dinner Party, Sleater-Kinney, Quarters of Change, etc... Suscríbete a nuestro canal en Telegram! https://t.co/d64vSXTYT9 ¡Síguenos en Twitter! https://twitter.com/HNMagES ¡Síguenos en Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/hnmages/ ¡Síguenos en Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/HNMagES

Con música de El Kanka, Namian Sidibé, Jakob Manz, Stan Mosley, Cautios Clay y Julie Byrne.

Risafréttir úr íslenskum stjórnmálum. Bjarni Benediktsson hefur sagt af sér sem fjármálaráðherra. Snemma í morgun birtist álit umboðsmanns Alþingis á sölu ríkisins á hlut sínum í Íslandsbanka í fyrra. Pabbi Bjarna var meðal þeirra sem keyptu hlut í bankanum. Umboðsmaður segir Bjarna hafa verið vanhæfan. Og Bjarni bregst við með að segja af sér. Sumir hafa túlkað þetta sem snjallan pólitískan leik hjá teflon-Bjarna sem sé núna að setja pressu á Svandísi Svavarsdóttur og ætli svo bara að verða utanríkisráðherra, en margir aðrir hafa hrósað honum fyrir að axla ábyrgð, og fyrir virða lýðræðislegar stofnanir - þó hann sé ósammála þeim. Við ætlum hins vegar að rýna í sjálfa afsagnarræðuna, orðin. Árið 1983 voru haldnir þrennir tónleikar í Mojave eyðimörkinni í Kaliforníu þar sem margar af framsæknustu rokksveitum þess tíma komu fram: Sonic Youth, Einstürzende Neubauten og Minuteman. Þessi goðsagnalegu tónleikar, Mojave Exodus, eru oft sagðir hafa lagt grunninn að tónlistarhátíðum á borð við Burning Man og Coachella. Maðurinn á bakvið tónleikana var Stuart Swezey, en hann er viðfangsefni nýrrar heimildamyndar sem nefnist Desolation Center. Þórður Ingi Jónsson útsendari Lestarinnar í Los Angeles ræddi við Stuart um tónleikahald á pönkárunum. Hildur Maral Hamíðsdóttir fjallar um nýja plötu bandarísku indí-kassagítarsöngkonunnar Julie Byrne, The Greatest Wing. Plötu sem er kláruð í skugga fráfalls hennar helsta samstarfsmanns og kærasta Erics Littman.

Risafréttir úr íslenskum stjórnmálum. Bjarni Benediktsson hefur sagt af sér sem fjármálaráðherra. Snemma í morgun birtist álit umboðsmanns Alþingis á sölu ríkisins á hlut sínum í Íslandsbanka í fyrra. Pabbi Bjarna var meðal þeirra sem keyptu hlut í bankanum. Umboðsmaður segir Bjarna hafa verið vanhæfan. Og Bjarni bregst við með að segja af sér. Sumir hafa túlkað þetta sem snjallan pólitískan leik hjá teflon-Bjarna sem sé núna að setja pressu á Svandísi Svavarsdóttur og ætli svo bara að verða utanríkisráðherra, en margir aðrir hafa hrósað honum fyrir að axla ábyrgð, og fyrir virða lýðræðislegar stofnanir - þó hann sé ósammála þeim. Við ætlum hins vegar að rýna í sjálfa afsagnarræðuna, orðin. Árið 1983 voru haldnir þrennir tónleikar í Mojave eyðimörkinni í Kaliforníu þar sem margar af framsæknustu rokksveitum þess tíma komu fram: Sonic Youth, Einstürzende Neubauten og Minuteman. Þessi goðsagnalegu tónleikar, Mojave Exodus, eru oft sagðir hafa lagt grunninn að tónlistarhátíðum á borð við Burning Man og Coachella. Maðurinn á bakvið tónleikana var Stuart Swezey, en hann er viðfangsefni nýrrar heimildamyndar sem nefnist Desolation Center. Þórður Ingi Jónsson útsendari Lestarinnar í Los Angeles ræddi við Stuart um tónleikahald á pönkárunum. Hildur Maral Hamíðsdóttir fjallar um nýja plötu bandarísku indí-kassagítarsöngkonunnar Julie Byrne, The Greatest Wing. Plötu sem er kláruð í skugga fráfalls hennar helsta samstarfsmanns og kærasta Erics Littman.

Strange Brew #341 - Beginner's Luck - from 28/04/23 with gugai on 8radio.com. David Kitt tells me about a song he loves and music from Jealous Of The Birds, Yenkee, Caoilian Sherlock, ARXX, Pillow Queens, Grian Chatten, Julie Byrne, bar italia, bdrmm, Junior Brother & Paddy Hanna

    I haven't done a quiet indie songs mix since this time last year. This one started when I heard the latest Peter Gabriel track, Love Can Heal, which I adore. And the timing is good as I'll be seeing him in concert on Oct. 2nd. I've heard that in his live show he plays a lot of the new tracks he's been releasing monthly. Several months ago that would have given me pause because I didn't much care for the first few new tracks. But they have been getting better and better with each new song. The rest of the mix is just what it says it is - a collection of quiet indie tracks, all of them released in 2023. It includes some old faves like Neil Young, Kevin Morby, Slowdive, & Julie Byrne along with new to me artists like Scott Orr, The Finks, This Is The Kit, & Jörgen Kjellgren.  Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Jörgen Kjellgren - Bluebird Waltz (Bluebird 2023) 04:09    Scott Orr - Horiszon (Horizon 2023) 07:45    Peter Gabriel - Love Can Heal(Darkside Mix) (2023) 12:57    Silvana Estrada - Milagro y Desastre (2023) 16:54    Julie Byrne - Flare (The Greater Wings 2023) 20:14    This Is The Kit - Careful of Your Keepers (Careful of Your Keepers 2023) 23:01    The Finks - Marco Polo (Birthdays at Solo Pasta 2023) 27:06    Arborist - Dewdrop Cherryoak (An Endless Sequence of Dead Zeros 2023) 32:19    Kevin Morby - Like a Flower (Music From Montana Story 2023) 35:30    Dean Johnson - Faraway Skies (Nothing For Me, Please 2023) 39:00    Neil Young - Star of Bethlehem (Chrome Dreams 2023) 41:35    DeYarmond Edison - Ragstock (Epoch 2023) 44:04    Allegra Krieger - Lingering (I Keep My Feet on the Fragile Plane 2023) 47:21    Indigo de Souza - Younger & Dumber (All of This Will End 2023) 51:50    JFDR - The Orchid (Museum 2023) 56:00    Slowdive - prayer remembered (everything is alive 2023) 60:30    end

Hosted by Tom Crook, Paul Whitty and Ben Smith, this week’s podcast features a hand-picked playlist of the trio’s favourite artists they’ve seen play at festivals this summer and more. Artist – Track [Album] Penelope Isles – Chlorine [Until The Tide Creeps In] Jeffrey Lewis – Exactly What Nobody Wanted [Bad Wiring] Steven Adams –... The post Podcast 696 | Featuring Julie Byrne, Annie Keating and Jeffrey Lewis appeared first on .

Welcome to Episode 37 of This is Not Happening. An Album of the Month Podcast where in Part 1 we deep dive into an Album that one of us has chosen and in Part 2 we play 'Spin it or Bin it'.  This is where we pick a theme and each select a song that represents that theme. We judge each others selections by asking the question 'Spin It or Bin It'? This month, we get pretty emotional about Julie Byrne's latest album 'The Greater Wings' in Part 1. In Part 2, Spin it or Bin it theme is 'no human sounds'. All will be explained ...Part 1 | Julie Byrne | The Greater WingsIt's Joey's choice this month and for the 2nd time in This is Not Happening history he chooses a beautiful album by Julie Byrne. We're in the indie-folk-ambience hinterlands from a stylist perspective. From an emotional perspective we're right at the intersection of beauty, grief, loss, hope and reflection. We talk about what this album is, how there's more than one way to experience it, our favourite tracks and what it means to us.Visit Julie Byrne's website hereListen to this stunning album hereBuy some of Julie's stuff hereHere are a few links for some background;The Metacritic page for 'The Greater Wings'Marty's Music Talk interview with Julie is here Another interview with Julie, this time on KEXP PodcastsPart 2 | Spin It or Bin It | 'No Human Sounds'This one was way harder than it sounded at first. The theme this month is 'No Human Sounds'. We started with no vocals, then decided no human sounds at all, then we added that it couldn't be 'dance music'. Joey suggested we define 'dance music', he got laughed at ... then we got into an argument about all of Guys choices being dance music. We all chose a track that fits the theme then ask the others a simple question 'spin it or bin it?'Guy chose Vision of Self by Rival ConsolesNolan chose Time is the Enemy by QuanticJoey chose Transitions by Beastie BoysDavid chose Speed of Life by David BowieIn order to select our tracks we shortlist 4 each and create a 16 track playlist that can be found here.*** Enjoy the Episode ***We've been writing the blog for years come and have a look - https://thisisnothappening.net/We've been writing the blog for years come and have a look - https://thisisnothappening.net/

Composer producer and all-round musical polymath Jim O'Rourke joins host Andrew Male and MOJO Editor John Mulvey to discuss his recent score for Kyle Armstrong's Hands That Bind and one of his favourite LPs, Jaco Pastorius' 1981 jazz fusion masterpiece, Word Of Mouth. Plus, we delve into some of the week's best new releases from Kieran Hebden & William Tyler and the spellbinding new album from Julie Byrne and finally discover what "chord-cheating" means.Tracklisting:1. ‘A Man's Mind Will Play Tricks On Him‘ by Jim O' Rourke and released on Drag City Records2. ‘John & Mary' taken from the Word Of Mouth album, written by Jaco Pastorius, released on the Warner Bros label in 19813. ‘Panic' / ‘Three Views Of A Secret' taken from the Word Of Mouth album, written by Jaco Pastorius, released on the Warner Bros label in 19814. ‘Darkness, Darkness' by Kieran Hebden and William Tyler, written by Jesse Colin Young and released on the Psychic Hotline Label5. ‘Moonless' written by Julie Bane and released on Ghostly International

After six years away, New York-based singer-songwriter Julie Byrne returns with a new album, 'The Greater Wings.' The time away represented a sea change in her life as well as an opportunity to explore new songs. During the recording of the album, Byrne's creative partner Eric Littman passed away. Byrne finished the album, which she describes as a testament to the depth of chosen family. KEXP's Dusty Henry catches up with Byrne to learn more about the process of writing the record and the stories behind some of the songs.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/sound/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vuelve “La Hora Rockdelux” después del parón veraniego. Un retorno marcado por algunas desapariciones inexcusables (Robbie Robertson, María Jiménez), exquisiteces de cualquier temporada (Julie Byrne, Beverly Glenn-Copeland, Slowdive, Romy), directos con nervio de acero (Sonic Youth) y el recuerdo, vía Quilapayún, a Salvador Allende en los 50 años del infausto golpe de estado chileno que acabó con el gobierno de la Unidad Popular.01 Julie Byrne “The Greater Wings” 02 Beverly Glenn-Copeland “No Other” 03 The Band “The Weight” 04 Sonic Youth “Death Valley ‘69” 05 María Jiménez “Se acabó” 06 Romy “Loveher” 07 Quilapayún “El pueblo unido jamás será vencido” 08 Slowdive “Kisses”

Le sixième album de James Blake, celui de l'une des grandes voix de Daptone Records Jalen Ngonda mais aussi le nouveau Cardi B. et l'animateur le plus cool de la bande FM. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Label Rock Podcast#18 (27 aout 2023)Nouvelle sélection estivale avec Courtney Barnett, David Versace, Roisin Murphy (Moodyman remix), Skeewiff, Miss Tiny, Say She She, Muzz, Claud, The Primitives, Being Dead, DJ Shadow, Julie Byrne, Bonnie "Prince" Billy, African Head Charge, A Certain Ratio (Emperor Machine rework), The Linda Lindas, Be Your Own Pet.

Today's guest is writer Laura Snapes. Her work has been published by the BBC, Pitchfork, and NME, and she's the deputy music editor of The Guardian. We've been aiming to have her for Transmissions for some time now, and now we're so glad we've got this episode to share with you listeners, covering the psycho-geology of songs, the climate, varied definitions of the term “Americana,” and her recent listening: Julie Byrne, Be Your Own Pet, Róisín Murphy, and Jesse Lanza. Plus, the occult roots of Aphex Twin and what it means to "name" a nascent music genre. Transmissions is a part of the Talkhouse Podcast Network. Visit the Talkhouse for more interviews, fascinating reads, and podcasts.  Next week on Transmissions? Will Sheff of Okkervil River on Roky Erickson, Jason Molina, Bill Fay, and much, much more. Be well in the meantime, this Transmission is concluded. 

Katie plays swoonworthy new songs by English artists Bruno Major and The Japanese House, Icelandic-Chinese artist Laufey, American artist Julie Byrne, and Australia's own Melody Moko. There are also fabulous... LEARN MORE The post Honeycomb and glue – Show #290 (part 1), 6 August 2023 appeared first on Miss Chatelaine.

1. Dale Hawkins 2. Eilen Jewell 3. The Gaslight Anthem w/Bruce Springsteen 4. Son Volt 5. Nadia Reid 6. Leo Sayer 7. Durand Jones 8. Bad Company 9. The Long Ryders 10. Julie Byrne 11. Fontella Bass 12. Fruit Bats 13. Blondie 14. The Eastern 15. John Prine 16. Jimi Hendrix

Another lost (and found) issue that didn't upload! Christmas in July or something like that! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thebottomforty/support

This hour includes new songs by legendary Australian performers Goanna and Paul Kelly, the title track from queer US artist Julie Byrne's beautiful new album, awesome new tunes by young... LEARN MORE The post Handmidowns – Show #287 (part 2), 16 July 2023 appeared first on Miss Chatelaine.

Come le major promuovono la musica vecchia. I dischi della settimana sono quelli di PJ Harvey, ANOHNI and the Johnsons e Julie Byrne. Tornano con nuovi singoli Jamila Woods, Rachel Sermanni e Federico Albanese. Un livestream dei Blur per chi non li ha visti a Wembley e i Black Country, New Road in Italia.

Label Rock Podcast # 15 (13/07/2023)Nouvelle semaine...nouveaux sons, avec au menu : Matthew Halsall, Alfa Mist, Shana Cleveland, Julie Byrne, Grian Chatten, Ennio Morricone, Ezra Collective, The Nude Party, RVG, PJ Harvey, The Jeffrey Lee Pierce Session Project (feat. Nick Cave & Debbie Harry), This Is The Kit, Christopher Ellis, Big Youth, Valerie June, Chicken Shack.

Indie News, Julie Byrne, Woods, Billy Nomates ..

Torsten Groß diskutiert mit Maik Brüggemeyer (Rolling Stone), Louisa Zimmer (freie Kulturjournalistin) und Silvia Silko (Tagesspiegel) über diese neuen Alben: "I Inside The Old Year Dying" von PJ Harvey // "My Back Was A Brick For You To Cross" von Anohni & The Johnsons // "Angels & Queens" von Gabriels // "The Greater Wings" von Julie Byrne.

Hasta tres nombres invitados en el presente podcast que se corresponden con otras tantas llamadas telefónicas. El primero en respondernos fue Josema, el mayor de los Hermanos Dalton para charlar sobre ese EP etiqueta hurrah que ha implicado rebuscar en el archivo de grabaciones de la banda de San Fernando y que con tres piezas se articule una nueva entrega del trío. La canción de la moneda al aire nos dio tiempo a estrenarla en nuestro programa de toda la vida. Acompañan una versión del clásico de Boomtown Rats y una canción (juego de palabras con el título) para este verano que viene. Después (no nos fuimos muy lejos pues nos trasladamos a Jerez) fue el turno para la charla con Ezequiel, el jefe de Flecha Valona (ni que decir tiene el gusto por el ciclismo con ese nombre) que se han puesto en las manos de Juan de Dios para el disco vigente (el inicio de gira fue en el Siroco de Madrid) que casi coincide con los diez años de vida y que llega después de aquel anterior "Running in a circle". Y más tarde Banin fue el que atendió nuestra llamada pues está reciente el nuevo trabajo de la formación que antes era dúo (con Florent) y ahora ya es trío con la incorporación de alguien que cante como Pamela Rodríguez. El maridaje de las guitarras y la electrónica de Los Pilotos ya se ha presentado en Granada. No os perdáis la anécdota de cómo crece y se transforma en canción una vieja cinta de sonidos ancestrales. Para arrancar la melancolía a manos llenas de Julie Byrne a base de guitarra y cuerdas y el dúo de Baltimore Wye Oak y el disco que viene con el lema de que cada día puede ser el último. Por medio, el EP desde tierras mallorquinas de The T Makers que son una especie de supergrupo y el nuevo single de Colorado con la producción de Guille Mostaza. Siguiendo con cosas hechas aquí, Triángulo de Amor Bizarro son el refuerzo de lujo para uno de los cores de las baladas para un atraco de Joaquín Pascual y lo nuevo de Marinita Precaria que estuvo en el cartel del Primavera Sound de Madrid. El punto final lo pusimos con Delaporte que echa una mano a Dorian para una nueva lectura de una pieza de "Ritual".con video añadido.

There are some simply stunning tunes in the first hour of today's show, including by previous guests Kim Yang, Isabel Rumble and Joanna Wallfisch. Queer artists Julie Byrne, Jeremy Dutcher... LEARN MORE The post Skicinuwihkuk – Show #282 (part 1), 11 June 2023 appeared first on Miss Chatelaine.

Álbum Destacado: "ACRÓPOLE" de Fillas de Cassandra y "Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd" de Lana del Rey Actualidad: Rigoberta Bandini, Elsa y Elmar, Cabra, Rodrigo Cuevas, Julie Byrne, PJ Harvey, etc... ¡Suscríbete a nuestro canal en Telegram! https://t.co/d64vSXTYT9 ¡Síguenos en Twitter! https://twitter.com/HNMagES ¡Síguenos en Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/hnmages/ ¡Síguenos en Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/HospitalNeptunoR/

  1.ª parte:   1 - Helena Deland - Someone New - Clown Neutral 2 - Leya - Eyeline - Glass Jaw (Feat. Julie Byrne) 3 - Warmth - Essay (Remake) - Youth 4 - Keeley Forsyth - Debris - It's Raining 5 - Erland Cooper - Folded Landscapes - Movement 7 / Instrumental (Feat. Daniel Pioro & Leo Abrahams) 6 - April Marmara - Still Life - Take Time 7 - Antonymes - The Licence To Interpret Dreams - Endlessly 8 - Grouper - A I A: Alien Observer - Come Softly 9 - Lau Nau - 5 x 4 - Sessilia 10 - Hilary Woods - Colt - Inhaler 11 - Kathryn Joseph - For You Who Are the Wronged - What is Keeping You Alive Makes Me Want to Kill Them For 12 - Cocteau Twins - Tiny Dynamine - Pink Orange Red 13 - Harold Budd & Brian Eno - The Pearl - Late October 14 - Lovesliescrushing - Ghost Colored Halo - The Tiger Hunts Alone   2.ª parte:   15 - Claire Rousay, Helena Deland - Deceiver - Deceiver 16 - Arve Henriksen - Chiaroscuro - Opening Image 17 - Jenny Hval - Bonus Material - Bonus Material 18 - Fever Ray - Radical Romantics - Bottom Of The Ocean 19 - Circuit des Yeux - Reaching For Indigo - Brainshift 20 - Mojave 3 - Excuses for Travellers - My Life in Art 21 - Richmond Fontaine - The Fitzgerald - The Janitor 22 - John Southworth - When You're This, This in Love - Vertigo 23 - Tiny Ruins - Ceremony - Diving & Soaring 24 - Shannon Lay - Covers Vol. 1 - From the Morning 25 - Nick Drake - Pink Moon - From The Morning 26 - Hand Habits - Sugar The Bruise - Private Life 27 - Gia Margaret - Romantic Piano - Cicadas 28 - Anna B Savage - in|FLUX - Say My Name   * imagem de (image by) Ed van der Elsken

    1.ª parte:   1 - Kathryn Joseph - For You Who Are The Wronged - What is Keeping You Alive Makes Me Want To Kill Them For 2 - Romance - Once Upon a Time - I've Been Blown By The Wind 3 - Ian William Craig - Music For Magnesium_173 - Sentimental Drift 4 - Jenny Hval - Buffy - Buffy 5 - Rosa Anschütz - Goldener Strom - Sold Out 6 - Ryuichi Sakamoto - A Tribute to Ryuichi Sakamoto - To the Moon and Back - Grains (Sweet Paulownia Wood) - David Sylvian Remodel 7 - Leya - Eyeline - Glass Jaw (Feat. Julie Byrne) 8 - Mami Sakurai & Midori Hirano - Myth - Myth 9 - Hildur Guðnadóttir - Women Talking Soundtrack - Not All Men 10 - Keeley Forsyth - Limbs - Bring Me Water 11 - Liela Moss - Internal Working Model - Ache In The Middle (Feat. Jehnny Beth) 12 - Trentemøller - Memoria - Linger 13 - SRSQ - Ever Crashing - Abyss   2.ª parte:   14 - Emile Mosseri, Angel Olsen - Kajillionaire (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - Mr. Lonely 15 - Emile Mosseri - Kajillionaire (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - Infinite Love 16 - The Smile - A Light for Attracting Attention - Open The Floodgates 17 - Rosie Alena - Pixelated Images - Adore Me 18 - Lambchop - The Bible - Daisy 19 - Nick Cave & Warren Ellis - Blonde (Soundtrack From The Netflix Film) - Bright Horses (Instrumental) 20 - Michael Price - The Hope of Better Weather - In Spite of the Weather (Bill Ryder-Jones Re-Imagining) 21 - Greg Dulli, Mark Lanegan - Girl from the North Country - Girl from the North Country 22 - Mark Lanegan - Gargoyle - Goodbye to Beauty 23 - Delaney Bailey - (I Would Have Followed You) - J's Lullaby (Darlin' I'd Wait For You) 25 - Tiny Vipers - American Prayer - Tormentor 26 - Laura Veirs - Found Light - My Lantern 27 - Helena Deland - Swimmer - Swimmer 28 - Nina Nastasia - Riderless Horse - Ask Me   * imagem de (image by) Sergio Larrain

wow i’ve never been such a homebody, but here i am. i mean, the wind and the rain and the cold and the covid make outside pretty unattractive, but is that it? this house has its own gravitational pull, we know, but wait, is that it? i’ve lived in many different homes with people that i’ve loved, but is it that? is it these people? is it me creeping on 40? is it the fact that there’s just less going on in davis right now that feels worth leaving the house for? i suppose it’s a combination of all these things but let’s check back in this spring, okay?DOWNLOAD/STREAM RECORDING00:00 (intro by omar)00:20 Patti “Apple T” Good Big02:38 Daisies Net “Letters” On the Apple Island05:25 Shake Chain “Big On The Straight” Neil Yonge & Bob Doylan Live At Hyde Park EP08:07 Full Power Happy Hour “Fun” The Fun EP10:47 The Lowered “Pleasure Craft” Burgundy Lox and the Life Werse Living13:46 Mehetable “Duel” Mehetable17:53 memory boys “Let Me Dance” Form20:47 Laura Palmer’s DEATH PARADE “Forever Bone” Among Us All25:10 Rooms “Best part of waking up” Don’t Be Yourself28:08 Julie Byrne “Holiday” Faster or Greener than Now30:50 Eiyn Sof “Canticle for the Holy Spear” The Hologlyph33:10 Kal Marks “Nu Legs” Let the Shit House Burn Down36:32 UNHAPPY FLY “Boneyard” Unhappy Fly39:23 Crumb “Locket” Locket44:41 Jack Washburn “Smother” Two Tickets46:44 Champion Lawnmower “Daytime Insomniac” Champion Lawnmower48:52 Eggs On Mars “People Pleasing” It Will Be Like It Was50:54 ESSi “Marimba” Vital Creatures53:13 Sensual World “Apocalyptic Faith” Feeling Wild55:24 Marika Hackman “the one (acoustic)” Any Human Friend (Acoustic EP)

Today's guest deejay is Andrew Tasselmyer . I met Andrew through Robert Farrugia, co-founder of Complex Holiday. After Robert guest deejayed on Soundwave (listen to his mix here) I asked him who he thought would share a mix on the show and he suggested Andrew. I listened to some Andrew's many releases and extended an invitation immediately. Andrew is a musician from Baltimore currently living in Philadelphia. He utilizes samplers, field recordings, and lo-fi recording techniques to make textured and tactile sounds. In addition to his solo catalog on labels such as Laaps, Seil Records, Eilean Recs, Constellation Tatsu, Home Normal, and more, he is a member of Hotel Neon, Gray Acres, and Mordançage. Andrew has a new album coming on June 17 called Music for Nonexistent Films on Somewherecold Records. Andrew's mix for today's show has everything I love to hear on Soundwave. However, what surprised me was his inclusion of Julie Byrne's “Wisdom Teeth Song” in his mix. Julie's appearance in his mix isn't incongruous. It feels inevitable. I was so delighted to hear Julie's music in Andrew's mix that I was inspired to put together my own mix, which includes one of Julie's songs. You can listen to that mix here. Andrew has some words about his mix below. Join us next week when our guest deejay will be Dan Haines Cohen, founder of Machine Records. “Music for walking through piles of dead leaves.” For this mix, I was inspired to focus on the specific time and place I was in: the peak of autumn in the northeastern US.I love this time of year when mornings are cold, but not brutally so… just enough to smack you with a jolt of heightened awareness when you step outside. And for some reason, the sunshine feels better when it's filtered through the exploding colors of the leaves. I have no scientific basis for saying this but trust me, it's a fact. It also seems that the calendar has progressed far enough at this point in the year that people start to reflect on months past and look forward to the new year ahead. Everyone feels a little more thoughtful, I suppose. For this mix, I chose songs that could accompany someone on a wooded walk through the forest (or a nap in bed, whatever), with lots of textural analog sounds like hissing tape and shaky vibrato. The idea is that cracking leaves and snapping twigs can enhance the character of these recordings, which all feature a healthy dose of guitar (acoustic and electric), lo-fi beats and rhythms, and nostalgic timbres. I would encourage listening while walking and using earbuds/headpho --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundwavemix/message

This is the most recent playlist from Radio Crystal Blue. The shows were published on 2/14/22. Next show should be published 2/24/22. Both were recorded in 128-bit stereo with Audacity, on Dan's newer Lenovo laptop computer, using a Blue Yeti X mic. I recited Jack Kerouac's short story "The Boy From Philadelphia" from the collection of short stories "Atop An Underwood" Underneath this recital I aired John Coltrane "Giant Steps" and Lionel Hampton Orchestra's "Midnight Sun" Frank Zappa "Don't Eat The Yellow Snow"/"Nanook Rubs It"/St. Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast"/"Father O'Blivion" - Apostrophe Patty Carpenter & The Dysfunctional Family Jazz Band "Come Over" - Come Over www.dfjbmusic.com @familyjazzband ************** Jon Shain & FJ Ventre "Overnight From Memphis" - Never Found A Way To Tame The Blues www.jonshain.com @jon_shain Jana Pochop "Matador" - The Astronaut www.janapochop.com @janapochop Kevin Daniel "One Hand On The Bible" - Been Here Before www.thekevindaniel.com @thekevindaniel Kris Delmhorst "Golden Crown" - Long Day In The Milky Way www.krisdelmhorst.com @krisdelmhorst Fred Gillen Jr. "Banana Republic Of America" - Turn Off The Lights www.fredgillenjr.com @fredgillenjr Buffalo Rose & Tom Paxton "I Give You The Morning" - Rabbit www.buffalorosemusic.com www.tompaxton.com @buffalorose Grace Morrison "Lorraine" - I'm The Apple www.gracemorrison.com @realgracemusic John Wort Hannam "Twilight Night" - Long Haul www.johnworthannam.com @johnworthannam Sam Baker "Some Kind Of Blue" - Horses & Stars www.sambakermusic.com @sambakermusic ************************ Leya "Glass Jaw" (featuring Julie Byrne) https://www.facebook.com/officialLEYA/ The Lagoons "Long Road To Nowhere" - Daybreak http://www.thelagoonsmusic.com/ @thelagoonsmusic Richard Evans "Made Of Stars" - Sentinel www.richard-evans.com @richardemusic Rodney Cromwell "Opus Three" - Memory Box happyrobots.co.uk @robot_rocker Spray "Hammered In An Airport" - www.spraypopmusic.com @spraypopmusic --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radiocblue/message

In this episode, I have some holiday-themed songs for you. I hope you enjoy them. The songs are "Holiday" by Julie Byrne, "In the Bleak Midwinter" by Maya Solovéy, "Everyone Is Sleeping" by Simon Panrucker, "Bringing Joy at Christmas" by Squire Tuck, and "Brother Christmas" by Lemon Yellow Hayes.

Samuel talks about the potential origins of the Omicron variant as presented by William A. Haseltine and manages to depress himself. Enjoy! Music: "Bajará por el lado izquierdo" by Boris & Olivier, from the album Holiday On Music: "Holiday" by Julie Byrne

This episode features a conversation with Julie Byrne – President of CSM Group. CSM is a nationally recognized construction management firm headquartered in Kalamazoo with offices in Grand Rapids, Michigan and Dickson, Tennessee. Julie became President in February and we explore with her lessons on leadership during a pandemic, trends in the construction management space, and being a woman leader in a male dominated industry. Recorded on August 24, 2021

Natale con i tuoi, Pasqua con chi vuoi, Pasquetta con Tranquillity Base.Una puntata fatta ad hoc per stimolare lo spleen festivo con una playlist diversamente allegra, ma come sempre eterogenea nelle voci, nei generi e nei periodi storici di riferimento.Con connessioni labili ma che funzionano nell'insieme, ascoltiamo: Simon & Garfunkel, Diodato, Rod Stewart, Julie Byrne, James Blake, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.

Inizia una trilogia lunare dedicata al cantautorato terrestre: voci e penne del nuovo millennio, principalmente, ma non solo.In questa puntata iniziamo con Basia Bulat, Ryley Walker, Jonathan Wilson, Rosie Carney, Andy Shauf, Julie Byrne.

Dr Julie Byrne, Director of the Bachelor of Commerce at UCD Quinn School, delves into greenwashing, alternative energy progress, stranded assets and gas-guzzling cars.

    1.ª parte: 1 - Helena Deland - Someone New - Clown Neutral 2 - Eartheater - Phoenix: Flames Are Dew Upon My Skin - Metallic Taste of Patience 3 - Eartheater - Phoenix: Flames Are Dew Upon My Skin - Faith Consuming Hope 4 - Rui Gaio - Everyday #29 - Ave Azul do Sul 5 - Lawrence Rothman - Good Morning, America - Decent Man (feat. Lucinda Williams) 6 - Grandaddy - The Sophtware Slump… on a Wooden Piano - The Crystal Lake (Piano Version) 7 - Ana Roxanne - Because Of A Flower - Suite Pour L'invisible 8 - Loma - Don't Shy Away - Homing 9 - Perfume Genius - Set My Heart On Fire Immediately - Leave 10 - Loma - Don't Shy Away - Fix My Gaze 11 - The Modern Lovers - The Modern Lovers - Hospital 12 - Karen O, Willie Nelson - … - Under Pressure 13 - Laura Veirs - My Echo - Vapor Trails   2.ª parte:   14 - Adrianne Lenker - Songs - Not a Lot, Just Forever 15 - Adrianne Lenker - Songs - Zombie Girl 16 - Tomberlin - Projections - Natural Light 17 - Ruby Haunt - Tiebraker - Sunbelt 18 - Low - The Curtain Hits the Cast - Coattails 19 - Deradoorian - Find the Sun - Waterlily 20 - Jeff Alexander - The Brown Bunny (OST) - Come Wander With Me                                                    21 - Jóhann Jóhannsson - Englabörn - Odi et Amo 22 - Max Richter - The Leftovers (OST) - De Profundis 23 - Jon Hopkins - Late Night Tales: Jon Hopkins - I Remember (Rick Holland Poem) 24 - Bernardo Sassetti Trio - Motion - Morning Circles 25 - Keaton Henson - Monument - Thesis 26 - Nils Frahm - Late Night Tales: Nils Frahm - Them (Solo Piano Edit Exclusive Version)                     27 - Julie Byrne, Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - Looking Glass - Love's Refrain

"Nights Introlude (Live in Chicago)" by Nightmares on Wax from Smokers Delight: Sonic Buds; "Love's Refrain" by Julie Byrne and Jefre Cantu-Ledesma from Mexican Summer's Looking Glass Series; "Rat Snake" by Shit and Shine from Malibu Liquor Store; "Queen of Crickets" by Less Bells from Mourning Jewelry; "Enemy" by Mosses and Lichens from Piss on the World; "Spirit Refinement Exploder" by Inventions from Continuous Portrait; "Johnny and Mary" by Blank Marble from I Must be Living Twice; "Temporal Extravagance" by Pinkcourtesyphone from Leaving Everything to Be Desired; "Angels Pharmacy" by Actress featuring Zsela from Karma and Desire; "Arising and Passing" by Greg Fox from Contact; "Cinderella Stamps Outside Air" by Ashtray Navigations from Greatest Imaginary Hits.

Rob and Callum are finally going LEGIT as a new music podcast, exclusive to Spotify but with that same great taste of badinage and deep music discovery. For now and forever - Two Best Friends Playing Their Favourite New Songs. As ITHB goes exclusive to Spotify this will be the last podcast available on our original feed and available via iTunes and traditional podcast providers. We are incredibly excited to have our new music podcast available in a legitimate format that will benefit the way we operate as an independent podcast and allows artists to generate plays and royalties via Spotify. Please make sure you follow If There’s Hell Below… hereTracklistingPenza Penza 'Shultz' Thing'Willie The Kid 'Egregious'Bastien Keb 'Paprika' feat. CappoAL Riggs & Lauren Francis 'Boyfriend Jacket Boyfriend Sweater'The Weather Station 'Robber'Ana Frango Elétrico 'Mama Planta Baby'Sababa 5 (feat. Yurika) 'Tokyo Midnight - 東京ミッドナイト'Wide Valley 'Lonesome Train'PVA 'Talks'Julie Byrne & Jefre Cantu-Ledesma 'Love's Refrain'

On today’s special episode, join the talented Johanna Warren near her home in Wales for a private concert. Enjoy her plant-inspired lyrics as she is surrounded by the sounds of the forest. Johanna recently lent her voice to Netflix series ‘The Midnight Gospel’ and released her fifth solo album Chaotic Good on Carpark Records. Beyond her musical artistry, Johanna is a mystic, herbalist, Reiki Master, and advocate for the healing powers of Nature. For more from Johanna, catch her upcoming livestream concert on October 1. Tickets on sale now! “I’ve been thinking of life as one big roleplaying game,” Johanna Warren offers when asked why she chose to title her new album after a Dungeons & Dragons reference. “There’s chance, there’s choice, and there’s alignment—what forces in the universe do I choose to align myself with?”  Chaotic Good is Warren’s fifth full-length album and first for Wax Nine/Carpark Records. It represents a moment of rupture in the singer-songwriter’s career as she transitions away from the quiet, folk-adjacent work that defined her early solo albums with a bold statement piece that demonstrates the breadth of her ambition. Here, Warren flits between crushing admissions set to spare piano solos and muscular declarations of independence that have more in common with grunge acts of bygone years than anything we’ve heard from Warren in the past. “The last few years I’ve had an urge to change my name, or create some alter-ego,” she says. “But I’ve come to realize that ‘Johanna’ is already just a character. We think we know who we are based on what’s already happened, but we’re allowed to make new choices.” The oceanic, soothing single “Bed of Nails” illustrates that realization perfectly when Warren sings: “I tried a little bit too hard to be myself/It turned me into something else.” Recording Chaotic Good was an exercise in self-reinvention. Warren decided to produce the album on her own, borrowing recording equipment from a friend to do much of the preliminary tracking alone in a garage. She enlisted a few key collaborators to fully enliven her vision, most notably former Sticklips bandmates Chris St. Hilaire and Jim Bertini. On the raucously resilient “Part of It,” Warren is joined by her musical brethren as she addresses a noncommittal narcissist and—a trademark of Warren’s work—the narrator’s complicity in her own suffering: “Don’t look at me like I’m the one holding you back/and I won’t look at you like you have something I lack.” Adding to the album’s dynamism is the fact that it took shape over the course of four years in studios across the United States while Warren was touring her most recent albums Gemini I and II. Warren uses words like “patchwork” and “scrapbook” to describe Chaotic Good; it is a collection of sonic snapshots that transport her to specific places in time with each listen. “This album is about learning how to be with myself after a lifetime of codependent relationships,” Warren says. You can hear that especially well on “Twisted,” which finds her confronting a former lover, and ultimately, letting them go. “I’m a warrior, but I give up,” Warren howls, the surrounding production warping and distorting as her raw vocal crests to an acidic scream. Though her lyrics are resigned, her delivery is anything but. It is a moment of total abandon, when the multitudinous aspects of a personality coalesce to form something at once dazzling and monstrous. “Chaotic Good is a metamorphosis,” Warren says. “It’s my phoenix moment. Everything I’ve done before was just building the funeral pyre.” Johanna Warren is a multi-instrumentalist and producer who began her career as a singer/songwriter in the Brooklyn-based psych folk band Sticklips. The group released two albums before disbanding in 2012, and after a stint performing backup vocals for Iron & Wine, Warren self-released her debut solo album, Fates, in 2013. The album prompted her to tour nationally under her own name, and since then, she’s led a nomadic existence, calling cities across the United States home for short periods of time. Over the past few years, Warren has toured alongside Mitski, Julie Byrne, and Marissa Nadler, but a life on the road hasn’t slowed her output. In 2015, she released her sophomore album nūmūn to acclaim, propelling her to the forefront of artists to watch in the second half of the decade. Warren dedicated the spellbinding collection of acoustically-driven songs to the phases of the moon and to the divine feminine — forces of great power and consequence that are all-too often overlooked. The following year, Warren announced a twin set of albums released on her own label Spirit House, which promoted a radically inclusive, artist-friendly ethos. Each of the songs on Gemini I corresponds with a song on Gemini II, which debuted later, in 2018. The two albums are in conversation with one another, offering up a character sketch of dueling personalities vying for acceptance. To contrast nūmūn, which was rendered using a simple palate of acoustic instruments, the arrangements on Gemini I and II integrated a wide array of instrumentation and more palpable percussion, furnished with help from a small cohort of Warren’s longtime collaborators. Following the release of Gemini II, Warren embarked on her extensive Plant Medicine Tour, during which she invited local herbalists, farmers, and activists to come and share resources with attendees about alternative remedies. In the spare moments between tour stops, Warren recorded her latest album in studios across the United States. Entirely self-produced, Chaotic Good is Warren’s first album for Wax Nine/Carpark and it is her boldest to date, finding her in a state of transition as she introduces listeners to a new phase of her artistry. Thanks for listening! HerbRally www.herbrally.com

Psychedelics, Music & Art go hand in hand. So many of us are moved to express our insights and visions through our creativity. Join Daniel of Tam Integration as he talks to a wide variety of masterful creatives about how their magical flights of fancy have inspired their art. If you feel moved, please support the show: http://patreon.com/tamintegration http://instrumentalbreakdowns.com Co-produced by http://Deadheadland.tv     Johanna Warren is a multi-instrumentalist and producer who began her career as a singer/songwriter in the Brooklyn-based psych folk band Sticklips. The group released two albums before disbanding in 2012, and after a stint performing backup vocals for Iron & Wine, Warren self-released her debut solo album, Fates, in 2013. The album prompted her to tour nationally under her own name, and since then, she’s led a nomadic existence, calling cities across the United States home for short periods of time. Over the past few years, Warren has toured alongside Mitski, Julie Byrne, and Marissa Nadler, but a life on the road hasn’t slowed her output. In 2015, she released her sophomore album nūmūn to acclaim, propelling her to the forefront of artists to watch in the second half of the decade. Warren dedicated the spellbinding collection of acoustically-driven songs to the phases of the moon and to the divine feminine -- forces of great power and consequence that are all-too often overlooked. The following year, Warren announced a twin set of albums released on her own label Spirit House, which promoted a radically inclusive, artist-friendly ethos. Each of the songs on Gemini I corresponds with a song on Gemini II, which debuted later, in 2018. The two albums are in conversation with one another, offering up a character sketch of dueling personalities vying for acceptance. To contrast nūmūn, which was rendered using a simple palate of acoustic instruments, the arrangements on Gemini I and II integrated a wide array of instrumentation and more palpable percussion, furnished with help from a small cohort of Warren’s longtime collaborators. Following the release of Gemini II, Warren embarked on her extensive Plant Medicine Tour, during which she invited local herbalists, farmers, and activists to come and share resources with attendees about alternative remedies. In the spare moments between tour stops, Warren recorded her latest album in studios across the United States. Entirely self-produced, Chaotic Good is Warren’s first album for Wax Nine/Carpark and it is her boldest to date, finding her in a state of transition as she introduces listeners to a new phase of her artistry.

Hello and welcome to episode 7 Today I am chatting to Julie Byrne. Julie is currently in her final year of a tennis scholarship in the States. We talk about how corona virus has affected her tennis season. We also talk about how she has gotten to this point on her tennis journey, and her plans after college. Also, Julie attempts my first ever tennis quiz. Listen to the end to see how she gets on I really enjoyed this chat with Julie,and hope you will find it interesing and entertaining too I hope you are all keeping well during these diffucult times. I wish you the very best for the coming weeks and months If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the show and leave a comment on iTunes. Also, share the show with anyone you think may be interested. It really does help me grow the podcast, so thank you in advance. Don't forget to check out and follow me on Twitter @TennisUpdateIRE for daily updates on everything Irish tennis You can also subscribe to my monthly newletter there, for a recap of the month's action Finally, remember to use the code TENNISUPDATEIRE5 to get 5% off your order at tennispro.eu. A great site with great prices, well worth checking out I am always really happy to receive any feedback about the show, or anything else. Let me know what you thought by sending an email to irishtennisupdates@gmail.com Thanks for listening and I hope you enjoyed the show!

....COLOUR.IN.ANYTHING...................................................... By Anatoly Brooks http://www.filefactory.com/file/4grtbrosrasp/TheColorInAnything.mp3 01. Joni Mitchell – Shadows & Light (intro.) (0.00:03) 02. The Tiger Lillies – Yellow angel (0.01:34) 03. Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds – He wants you (0.06:06) 04. Peter Hammill – A better time (0.09:30) 05. Tindersticks – Another night in (0.14:40) 06. My Brightest Diamond – Dreaming awake (Son Lux mix) (0.19:41) 07. Joni Mitchell & Pat Metheny – Amelia (0.24:06) 08. King Kreosote & Jon Hopkins – Bats in the Attic (0.33:48) 09. Julie Byrne – I live now as a singer (0.37:03) 10. James Blake – The colour in anything (0.40:53) 11. Fabriio Paterlini – I can see you (0.44:23) 12. Jónsi – Grow till tal (0.47:06) 13. New Buffalo – It’s true (0.52:15) 14. Brakes – Isabel (0.55:38) 15. Low – The plan (0.58:01) 16. Robert Wyatt – Shipbuilding (1.01:33) 17. The Divine Comedy – If… (1.04:30) 18. Van Morrison & The Chieftains – Carrickfergus (1.08:54) 19. Leonard Cohen – Came so far for beauty (1.13:13) 20. Fabrizio Paterlini – Week #5 (1.17:10) Total time – 1.20:49 A photo by Anatoly Brooks Sultry voice of Radio Etiopia – Ana Ribeiro www.radioetiopia.com Phase 108.1: http://www.phase108.net/Show.aspx?podcastId=13 https://radiolisboa.pt/

In this auspicious episode 50, I will answer the question "What is the Independent Sacramental Movement?" This will be done by looking at the characteristics of the Movement: Independent. Sacramental. Apostolic. Diverse. United. Links: Convergent Streams: The Premier ISM Magazine. Books Mentioned: "The Many Paths of the Independent Sacramental Movement," by John Plummer. “The Magic of Catholicism: Real Magic for Devout Catholics,” by Brother ADA. “Who are the Independent Catholics? An introduction to the Independent and Old Catholic Churches," by John Mabry. “Independent Sacramental Bishops: Ordination, Authority, Lineage, and Validity," by Rob Angus Jones. “The Other Catholics: Remaking America’s Largest Religion,” by Julie Byrne. This podcast is produced by The Community of Saint George (The Young Rite) and is hosted by Bishop David Oliver Kling.

.................SUMMER.RAIN.............................................. By Anatoly Brooks http://www.filefactory.com/file/4urxnn58mfx3/melancholy2.mp3 01. The Low Anthem – Wire (0.00:07) 02. Hauchka – Curious (0.03:47) 03. José Mário Branco – Terra quente (0.07:02) 04. Sergey Yakovenko – O melancholy time (Pushkin) (0.09:26) 05. The Bird’s Companion – Impressions (0.12:26) 06. Exit North – Sever me (0.16:16) 07. Bill Fay – Never ending happening (0.20:24) 08. Julie Byrne – I live now as a singer (0.23:53) 09. Exit North – Losing (0.27:39) 10. Levi Patel – As she passes (0.35:37) 11. Snorri Hallgrímsson – Og minning þín rís hægt (0.39:06) 12. William Ryan Fritch – Laurens love (0.41:43) 13. Robert Plant & Alison Krauss – Sister Rosetta goes before us (0.45:44) 14. Placebo – English summer rain (0.49:00) 15. Last Days – Reverberation (0.54:20) 16. Paul Buchanan – Mid air (live) (0.57:11) 17. Villagers – Nothing arrived (0.59:39) 18. Exit North – North (1.03:06) 19. Bush – The sound of winter (1.07:22) 20. Camané – Este silêncio (1.11:34) 21. The Tumbled Sea – Emily’s song (1.14:32) Total time – 1.19:11 A photo by Ata Mohammed Adnan Sultry voice of Radio Etiopia – Ana Ribeiro www.radioetiopia.com Phase 108.1: http://www.phase108.net/Show.aspx?podcastId=13 https://radiolisboa.pt/

Audiohammock celebrates 100 episodes of the podcast by sharing their personal favorite albums since creating the podcast! Part III.

Audiohammock celebrates 100 episodes of the podcast by sharing their personal favorite albums since creating the podcast! Part II.

In this episode of the WEEKLY FINDS Podcast, FEN & DIEGO discuss Julie Byrne, La Maquina de Hacer Pajaros, The Game, The Roots, Bebo Valdes, Chris Cornell, Wiki, Run the Jewels, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy Scores and more. ART by KARLA HELOISE https://www.instagram.com/karlaheloise/ THIS WEEK'S PLAYLIST: https://open.spotify.com/user/1281892863/playlist/49CxfSGLLFpa2lQUtVnv1e?si=Dyhq37QfQASiq7ZR968rBg

Julie Byrne's transporting music can turn the ordinary into the extraordinary.

Julie Byrne's transporting music can turn the ordinary into the extraordinary.

On this week's episode of the Talkhouse Podcast, another of the incredible conversations recorded backstage at Pitchfork Music Festival 2018: a talk between two of the breakout artists of 2017, Julie Byrne and Vagabon’s Laetitia Tamko. Fresh off a national co-headline tour, the friends sat down backstage to discuss the physical and the metaphysical elements of self-care on the road; the often delicate symbiosis of creating art and managing one’s business; the pressures of creating new music when people are watching; and that one guy in the front row in St Louis. Fuck that guy. Check it out, and subscribe now to stay in the loop on future episodes of the Talkhouse Podcast. — Elia Einhorn, Talkhouse Podcast host and producer @eliaeinhorn This episode was produced by Mark Yoshizumi. Big thanks to Pitchfork Music Festival for hosting Talkhouse, and to Karolina Barej for all of her coordination work. The Talkhouse Podcast’s theme song is “Plastic Man vs. the Giant Red Phase of the Sun” by Iced Ink.  

You might also be interested in this episode from last year: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/tantricdex/episodes/2017-04-01T17_08_03-07_00 The other contenders for this episode: http://neilcorcoran.podomatic.net/articles Here's a link to my new Podcast page http://neilcorcoran.podomatic.net/ You'll still be able to get my Podcast from tantricdex.podomatic.com as well. Subscribers won't be affected. If you like this episode then why not follow and hit the heart button (Click the underlined title) You can also listen/download via the Podomatic app, On Google Play, Apple Podcasts, iTunes and Apple TV search-Neil Corcoran and search- Tantric Dex on Xbox/ Xbox One via the TuneIn app. Now available on Deezer, Stitcher, Acast, Podcast Addict, Pocketcast and Podcasts.com too. 00:00 Laura Veirs- everybody needs you 02:44 Valerie June- astral plane 05:51 Soccer Mommy- blossom 08:42 Japanese Breakfast- road head 11:48 Poppy Ajudha- where did I go? 15:40 Sade- flower of the universe 18:48 Julien Baker- appointments 23:09 Laura Misch- lagoon 27:15 CCFX- the one to wait 33:40 POLIÇA/stargaze- agree 36:51 Julie Byrne- natural blue 40:40 First Aid Kit- my wild sweet love 44:26 Nilüfer Yanya- thanks 4 nothing 49:09 Lily Moore- not that special 52:42 Sunflower Bean- twentytwo 57:07 Invisible Minds/Howard Hobbs- the cut girl 01:02:50 Tricky/Francesca Belmonte- new stole 01:05:52 Karen O/Michael Kiwanuka- yo! my saint 01:10:56 Loma- black willow 01:14:45 Jazzanova/Rachel Sermanni- rain makes the river 01:19:25 Twain- solar pilgrim 01:24:34 Laura Marling- wild fire 01:29:11 Dizzy- pretty thing 01:32:58 Saint Sister- causing trouble 01:36:10 Honeyfeet- woe 01:41:11 Wye Oak- it was not natural 01:45:03 Palace Winter- take shelter 01:49:00 The Breath- this dance is over 01:53:50 Lykke Li- time in a bottle 01:56:06 Tracy Chapman- fast car

Our favorite albums of 2017 Part III: Episode Timestamps (album nominator in parenthesis) - Mount Kimbie - Love What Survives (Dylan): Start Anti Lilly and Phoniks - It's Nice Outside (Anthony and Russ): 4:19 Slowdive - Slowdive (Bryan, Dylan, and Russ): 14:51 Julien Baker - Turn Out the Lights (Anthony): 29:00 Mount Eerie - A Crow Looked At Me (Russ): 45:57 The War on Drugs - A Deeper Understaning (Russ and Dylan): 50:18 Quick takes on Gorillaz, The National, White Poppy, Kevin Morby, King Gizzard, Maggie Rogers, Ealdor Bealu, Vince Staples, Kelela, Thee Oh Sees, and others: 55:07 Top 3 albums from each contributor: 69:45

Lecture 13 in my Psychological Significance of the Biblical Stories lecture series. In this lecture, I present the second half of the story of Jacob, later Israel (he who struggles with God). After serving his time with his uncle Laban, and being deceived by him in the most karmic of manners, Jacob returns to his home country. On the way, he encounters an angel, or God Himself, wrestles through the night with Him. Successful in his encounter, he still sustains damage to his thigh, but earns the name Israel, and becomes the father of all those who to this day wrestle with God. First, a note: My new book, 12 RULES FOR LIFE: AN ANTIDOTE TO CHAOS now available at: Amazon UK: Allen Lane/Penguin: http://amzn.to/2AgWCsj Amazon USA: http://amzn.to/2yvJf9L Amazon Canada: http://amzn.to/2g2K7uQ Links Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jordanbpeterson Self Authoring: http://selfauthoring.com/ Understand Myself: http://understandmyself.com/ Jordan Peterson Website: http://jordanbpeterson.com/ Podcast: http://jordanbpeterson.com/jordan-b-p... Reading List: http://jordanbpeterson.com/2017/03/gr... Twitter: https://twitter.com/jordanbpeterson Producer Credit and thanks to the following $200/month Patreon supporters. Without such support, this series would not have happened: Mike Hodges, Nick Swenson, Nathaniel Snyder, Nolan Watson, Michael M, Ahmad Alnatour, The Renegade of Funk, Levi Grandt, Nicole Weiss, David Morris Burns, Maciej Bembnista, Mauricio Morales Sanchez, Fabio Sousa, Kelly Rentzel, Roshan Punnen, Zachary Vader, Heather Drieling, TheArchangel911, Doug Deeper, Christopher Hostland, Secret Cow, Lynn Holland, Kyle Fowler, Luke Mortenson, Mark Hoad, Fabian Schuler, Eric Pirog, Khalil Choudhry, Sarah Lee South, Justin Lapollo, Benjamin Cracknell, Dan Gaylinn, Badr El Amari, GeorgeB, Ryan Kane, Enrico Leiaru, Craig Morrison, David Tien, Keith Jones, Kevin Van Eekeren, John Woolley, Julie Byrne, Srdan Pavlovic, Kevin Fallon, Sabish Balan, Chad Grills, Johnny VInje, Joel Kurth, Daren Connel, Kristina Ripka, Sean C, Jesse Michalak, James Bradley, David Johnson, Damian Fink, Brian Cartmell, Jan Suchanek, Matt Sattler, Louise Parberry, Chris Martakis, Linda Ashar, Jason Ferenc, Mayor Berkowitz, Patricia Newman, Ben Baker, George Diaz, Soheil Daftarian, Christopher Ballew, Kevin Patrick McSurdy, Trey McLemore, Safa Maiwand, DDS, Scott Carter, Robin Otto, Arden Armstrong, James N. Daniel, III, Trick

Lecture 13 in my Psychological Significance of the Biblical Stories lecture series. The Psychological Significance of the Biblical Stories starts up after a two month hiatus with the first half of the story of Jacob, the founder of Israel ("those who wrestle with God"), the man who robs his brother of his birthright, is deceived into marrying the wrong woman, and dreams of a stairway to heaven, in the ancient Shamanic tradition. Links: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jordanbpeterson Self Authoring: http://selfauthoring.com/ Understand Myself: http://understandmyself.com/ Jordan Peterson Website: http://jordanbpeterson.com/ Podcast: http://jordanbpeterson.com/jordan-b-p... Reading List: http://jordanbpeterson.com/2017/10/gr... Twitter: https://twitter.com/jordanbpeterson Producer Credit and thanks to the following $200/month Patreon supporters. Without such support, this series would not have happened: Mike Hodges, Nick Swenson, Nathaniel Snyder, Nolan Watson, Michael M, Ahmad Alnatour, The Renegade of Funk, Levi Grandt, Nicole Weiss, David Morris Burns, Maciej Bembnista, Mauricio Morales Sanchez, Fabio Sousa, Kelly Rentzel, Roshan Punnen, Zachary Vader, Heather Drieling, TheArchangel911, Doug Deeper, Christopher Hostland, Secret Cow, Lynn Holland, Kyle Fowler, Luke Mortenson, Mark Hoad, Fabian Schuler, Eric Pirog, Khalil Choudhry, Sarah Lee South, Justin Lapollo, Benjamin Cracknell, Dan Gaylinn, Badr El Amari, GeorgeB, Ryan Kane, Enrico Leiaru, Craig Morrison, David Tien, Keith Jones, Kevin Van Eekeren, John Woolley, Julie Byrne, Srdan Pavlovic, Kevin Fallon, Sabish Balan, Chad Grills, Johnny VInje, Joel Kurth, Daren Connel, Kristina Ripka, Sean C, Jesse Michalak, James Bradley, David Johnson, Damian Fink, Brian Cartmell, Jan Suchanek, Matt Sattler, Louise Parberry, Chris Martakis, Linda Ashar, Jason Ferenc, Mayor Berkowitz, Patricia Newman, Ben Baker, George Diaz, Soheil Daftarian, Christopher Ballew, Kevin Patrick McSurdy, Trey McLemore, Safa Maiwand, DDS, Scott Carter, Robin Otto, Arden Armstrong, James N. Daniel, III, Trick

Russ and Tim are back from trips to New York City and are joined by Bryan to recap all the music that made up an incredible Panorama 2017. Discussions on Frank Ocean, Alt-J, Tame Impala, Chet Faker, Fleet Foxes, Julie Byrne, A Tribe Called Quest, Vince Staples, Nine Inch Nails, Spoon, and more!

«Там Джонни Депп и два молодых, прямо как альбом “4 позиций Бруно”». Обсуждаем первую половину 2017-го, итоги полугодия — лучшие фильмы, альбомы, сериалы и… С играми всё плохо. Не было хороших игр. Зачем вы вообще играете в игры?! Канал на YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/BlitzandChipsVideo В подкасте участвуют: Гриша Пророков, Артём Макарский, Даша Татаркова, Настя Курганская Музыку написал Иван Калашников из Наади (спасибо!) Музыка в конце: Joseph Oakes — Born With A Broken Heart Почта: prorokovgrisha@gmail.com Канал в Telegram: telegram.me/grishaprorokov Первая половина 2017-го это: Логан Форсаж 8 Стражи Галактики. Часть 2 Пираты Карибского моря 5 (аттракцион?) Твин Пикс (РАЗБОР: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swgiOfqkkdg) What Remains of Edith Finch Night in the Woods Monument Valley 2 танцующий хот-дог: http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/dancing-hot-dog-snapchat-filter Roll Safe: http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/roll-safe мем с мозгом: http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/expanding-brain как итальянцы это делают: http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/how-italians-do-things https://vk.com/elitpapke Джон Уик 2 Лего Фильм: Бэтмен Блеск (GLOW) Master of None Ривердейл Большая маленькая ложь Фарго Убийство на пляже (Broadchurch) Samurai Gourmet Terrace House Вражда Легион Cashmere Cat, 9 Lorde, Melodrama две песни Дрейка, Signs и Passionfruit Lil Uzi Vert - XO Tour Lif3 Sampha, Process Ryan Adams, Prisoner Lovozero, Озёра, Тальник, Комсомольск Julie Byrne, Not Even Happiness Richard Dawson, Peasant Laurel Halo, Dust Perfume Genius, No Shape Kendrick Lamar, DAMN Young Thug, Beautiful Thugger Girls Girlpool, Powerplant Vince Staples, Big Fish Theory Gas, Narkopop Jlin, Black Origami Скриптонит, ЛСП, ATL William Basinski, A Shadow in Time Amnesia Scanner, AS EP Kara-Lis Coverdale, Grafts Sinai Vessel, Brokenlegged Sorority Noise, You're Not As _____ As You Think Joseph Oakes, Happy Demon https://vk.com/wall-43681067?q=oakes Remo Drive, Greatest Hits Cayetana, New Kind of Normal Макс Барских — Туманы Иван Дорн, OTD Constantine, Один Miley Cyrus — Malibu Прочь О теле и душе https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LiI6poe3QE http://nnwradio.com/

Stereogum's Gabriela Tully Claymore & James Rettig come by the podcast to chat about their favorite releases of the year so far. What's on our lists? Listen up for takes on some of the best -- Priests, Lorde, MUNA, Feist, Perfume Genius, Julie Byrne, Vagabon, Half Waif, and more -- as well as a challenge/invitation to Father John Misty. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week episode features music from Palm, Pinkwash, Julie Byrne, and Lazyeyes! Tom really can't wait to see Chicago natives, Clearance and local favorites EZTV at Union Pool this Saturday!

Priests, Raekwon, Jonwayne, Cherry Glazerr, Julie Byrne, Wild Pink, Pissed Jeans, Aye Nako, Sacred Paws, Vagabon, Aster More.

Bronchitis Russ, Dylan, and Bryan look back on the first 3 months of 2017 and summarize their favorite albums out thus far as well as a couple that disappointed. Julie Byrne, Real Estate, Spoon, XX, The Shins, Sampha, Temples, Priests, and more! Opening track is called "Split Decision" by Brock Berrigan.

This week we bring you a mix of music curated by Lindsey Jordan, who performs under the name Snail Mail. Lindsey's Sad Punks mix includes songs by New Order, Julie Byrne, Jay Som, Killing Joke, Weyes Blood, and Solange. As an addendum, we also include a song by Snail Mail! Support each of these bands and musicians, and pick up the latest Snail Mail EP, Habit. Click here to find us on Facebook, or here to find us on iTunes. As always, thank you to Rubee True Fegan for the artwork for this episode! If you have a business inquiry for Rubee, just send an email to rubee@sadpunks.com.

Coming from SXSW this week! There's music from Joni, Julie Byrne, Hurray For The Riff Raff, Snail Mail, Sigrid, Jealous Of The Birds, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Sløtface, Delicate Steve, Middle Kids, Forth Wanderers, PWR BTTM, Odetta Hartman, Meilry Jones, Jay Som & Tei Shi, plus Sing Along Social's Aoife McElwain tells me about a song she loves. Tune into 8radio on FM on weekends in February & March on 94.3FM (Dublin), 105.5FM (Limerick), 106.7FM (Cork) and 87.7FM (Galway). Strange Brew - indie beats, alternative rock and good vibrations from the past, the present and the not too distant future with gugai. Every Thursday night at Róisín Dubh, Galway, Ireland and every Friday at 8pm & Saturday at 7pm on 8radio.com. www.facebook.com/strangebrewgalway twitter/@gugai gugai@roisindubh.net

In this episode, Jake and Sean discuss the surprise early release of Dirty Projectors' new self-titled album. They also talk about Sun Kil Moon's confounding new album, Modern Baseball canceling their tour and festival dates, and about two wildly different live music experiences they had over the past week: Julie Byrne and Japandroids. Segments include two Mt. Rushmores, Two Truths and a Lie and the new segment Show and Tell.

This week, I delve into some of the best songs of rebellion and protest from across the decades and genres. I also review the new record from Julie Byrne.

In this week's episode of the Listen In Podcast, Sean and Jake discuss the flood of new music that came out this week, including The xx's new album "I See You," early streams of Japandroids' and Julie Byrne's new albums, and new singles by Sorority Noise, Modern Baseball, Dirty Projectors, Spoon, Arcade Fire and Cloud Nothings. They also discuss the rumored upcoming split between Car Seat Headrest and Smash Mouth, and give their Mount Rushmores of best albums to listen to while drinking.

New music from January releases by Elbow, Julie Byrne and others. Earyummy Magazine editor David Pasi also covers the Betsy DeVos hearing and talks about growing up as a foster child in the Dutch Christian Reformed Church with foster parents who went to the same college as Betsy DeVos. There is also an Adult Social Justice Warrior outburst at the end which is why the podcast is done in public to document grown people not being able to control their emotions.

We preview upcoming album releases by The XX, Julie Byrne and Priests with music journalist Laura Snapes.

Stuff

After our detour into dub with the recent Hemorrhage In Dub #1 podcast, let's get back to the tried and the true, whatever that is. This time we'll be debuting new stuff from PRIMETIME, USELESS EATERS, SPRAY PAINT, CONDITIONER, FRAU, HONEY RADAR and others - as well as great reissue from THE TWINKEYZ and ANGRY ANGLES. I've also got a set of ghostly folk music that mirrors the SIBYLLE BAIER interview & feature in Dynamite Hemorrhage #3 fanzine, with phenomenal music from ALLYSEN CALLERY, MAXINE FUNKE, JULIE BYRNE, MYRIAM GENDRON and JOANNE ROBERTSON to boot. And some late 80s Scottish pop! Buckle up. Track listing: PRIMETIME - Pervert CONDITIONER - Stuck in the New Teens TELEVISION PERSONALITIES - 14th Floor UNIT 4 - Act FRAU - Safety Instructions ANGRY ANGLES - Can't Take It Anymore SPRAY PAINT - Country Thumbs USELESS EATERS - Moist Cuts LITHICS - Thing In Your Eye KONTROLA W - Bossa Nova THE DOOR AND THE WINDOW - Dads HONEY RADAR - Kiss The Peppermint President WILDERNESS CHILDREN - On The West Coast THE VULTURES - You're Not Scared HEAVEN'S GATE - Amanda Berry AMOEBAS IN CHAOS - Atomic Bongos SIBYLLE BAIER - Forgett MAXINE FUNKE - Merry JULIE BYRNE - Prism Song ALLYSEN CALLERY - Gentle is the Angel MYRIAM GENDRON - The Last Question JOANNE ROBERTSON - Black Moon Days THE TWINKEYZ - 1000 Reasons

After a bit of a lengthy summer absence, it’s DYNAMITE HEMORRHAGE RADIO #62, saddled up and toolin’ for gnarl. I’ve got sixty-some-odd minutes of sub-underground rocknroll from the last five decades for you, as requested. New stuff this time from POLIO CLUB (pictured), JIM NOTHING, DRINKS, CCTV, PEACERS, HONEY RADAR, CALAMARI GIRLS and more. We go to the library and pull out some TEENAGE FILMSTARS, MONSTER TRUCK FIVE, JULIE BYRNE and even G.G. ALLIN. I promise to never leave you wanting for six weeks again, OK? Track listing: JIM NOTHING – Loser Feeling POLIO CLUB – Light as a Feather THE LOVE TRIANGLE – I’m Still Waiting for a Buzz TEENAGE FILMSTARS – I Helped Patrick McGoohan Escape HENRY’S DRESS – Zero Zero Zero THE SHALLOWS – Trial By Separation JULIE BYRNE – Young Wife HONEY RADAR – Look Closer HALF JAPANESE – Karen TOMMY JAY – No Place PEACERS – Kick on the Plane CHINESE GIRLS – Belt CONEHEADS – 1982 (live) DWARVES – Fuckhead GG ALLIN – Drink, Fight and Fuck MEAT PUPPETS – Unpleasant (1980 demo) MONSTER TRUCK FIVE – Piece of Work CCTV – Quiet THE PETTICOATS – Allergy THE DELINQUENTS – Motivation Complex CALAMARI GIRLS – All The Celebrities DRINKS – Laying Down Rock