Podcasts about last young renegade

This week DW and Dresa chat with author Last_Young_Renegade about their high school soulmates AU! PLUS DW reveals the prompt for this season's EFA Fic Challenge (details below)! Read the Fic! Take Me As You Please by Last_Young_Renegade This week's Reverse Sponsor is Diane Benitez! Ash's Desert Island Novel selection was: The Percy Jackson Series Episode Transcript by Edin-Earper THE EFA FIC CHALLENGE 2023 PROMPT AND OTHER INFO HERE!! Authors submit a Wynonna Earp fanfiction story based on the single-word prompt “strain” by June 25th, 2023 at 11:59PM PT Post stories to AO3 and include the tag “EFA Fic Challenge 2023” Stories must not exceed 4000 words and a “T” Rating*. Stories may not violate the EFA FAQ (visit - http://efapodcast.com/about) NEW for this challenge!! >>> As an OPTIONAL bonus, please include an appearance from a character of The Purgatory Report on CPRG. (This could range from a background cameo to a featured or even full role in your story, it's up to you!) Visit http://ghostriverradio.com for full archive of episodes so far.   EFA will pare down initial entries to sixteen finalist fics that will then enter a bracketed “vote-off”, beginning the week of July 24th, which will last over four weeks until a final winner is determined. (If we have fewer than 16 entries to start off, we will start with the next nearest even number and go from there). The winner's story will be recorded as an audiobook and played on an upcoming episode, PLUS the winning author will be interviewed for the show! *For the purposes of this competition, the rating limitation of ‘T' means that there should be little to no swearing, minimal violence and references to nudity and/or sex acts and no explicit descriptions of sex acts. All “love scenes” should ‘fade to black'.    

Episode Notes Our first episode with our new format where we talk about Matt and Kim's album Grand and All Time Low's album Last Young Renegade! Youth, Brooklyn vibes, young love, tiny apartments, and performance art are all topics of discussion in this episode. Listen as we really dig into the meaning of pushing yourself to your limits, accepting your partner for who they are, and struggling to make it big. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Throughout a catalog streamed nearly half-a-billion times and highlighted by two gold albums, two gold singles, and a platinum single, today’s guests perennially raised the bar for both pop and punk. Since 2003, the group notched five straight Top 10 entries on the Billboard Top 200, spanning the gold-certified Nothing Personal [2009], Dirty Work [2011], Future Hearts [2015], and Last Young Renegade [2017]. The latter attracted tastemaker acclaim from the likes of Rolling Stone, Paste, and more as the band canvassed the world, headlining arenas on three continents. 2019 saw them celebrate Nothing Personal with a string of sold-out shows and a re-recorded liveperformance of the album at RedBull Studios. The record’s influence remained prevalent with Rock Sound citing its impact on Fall Out Boy, 5 Seconds of Summer, and more. Along the way, they achieved honors such as “Album of the Year” at both the Alternative Press Music Awards for Dirty Work and Rock Sound Awards for Last Young Renegade. After nearly two decades together, they rekindled the spark they first ignited in a Baltimore basement on their 2020 eighth full-length studio album, Wake Up, Sunshine [Fueled By Ramen]. These four lifelong friends—Alex Gaskarth [lead vocals, guitar], Jack Barakat [lead guitar, backing vocals], Zack Merrick [bass, backing vocals], and Rian Dawson [drums]—walked into a tiny room, plugged in, and turned up with the same spirit, but a little more wisdom, a lot more experience, and proficiency gained by performing to millions worldwide. As a result, they delivered a dynamic body of work at the apex of pop punk prowess, rock energy, and genre-busting adventurousness. And The Writer Is… Alex and Jack of All Time Low!Artwork: Michael Richey White See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stephen chats with Alex from All Time Low about their forthcoming Good Things Festival appearances, their latest album Last Young Renegade and whether Dookie is better than Smash. Plus, listen to the smash hits "Birthday" and "Time Bomb".

"I think it's always about taking risks, calculated risks", measured All Time Low front man Alex Gaskarth, "but you can't ever really get... I never wanna do the same thing and I think to be safe in what you're doing creatively gets boring for people. Even if sometimes the visceral reaction is the first thing that people come back with or whatever, I think it's important to challenge people in expression. I don't anticipate we're ever gonna get any safer (laughs). I wanna keep trying new things with this band".In the full interview Alex discusses the upcoming Good Things Festival, the pressure there is on bands to perform amongst their peers, the early days of the band, including the high school years, the teenage angst taken into their debut recording, the stability of the bands members, previous album Last Young Renegade and the reaction to it, an insight into the next album and more.

The first track from the cover album "Acoustic Sh**". Dirty Laundry - the song of an American pop-punk rock band "All Time Low" from their newest albtum "Last Young Renegade".

Back to our regularly scheduled Skinny-ness, we do a late track-by-track review of All Time Low's seventh album that released this past June, "Last Young Renegade". Adam recently finished going over their entire discography full of haircuts, pop-punk diddies, and songs about high school girls all the way to their more refined and contemporary sound of today. Find out if the journey was worth it in this week's episode.Also on the show, Speak the Truth... is partnering with Pledge Music to release their new full-length record; Wes Scantlin of Puddle of Mudd was arrested again (and no, this isn't a repeated story); Ronnie Radke of Falling In Reverse having a diva moment at a recent Self-Help show; Rapper B.o.B. starts a Go-Fund-Me campaign to prove that the Earth is flat (lord help us all); Adam briefly reviews new albums from Circa Survive, Enter Shikari, and the Foo Fighters. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theskinnywithmikeandadam/support

All Time Low's Alex Gaskarth and Jack Barakat discuss new album "Last Young Renegade," including its new alt-pop sound and collaboration with Tegan and Sara. They shouted out some fans they always see at meet-and-greets and explained why they always close with "Dear Maria, Count Me In" (it has to do with Blink-182). Also, Billboard contributor Paige Williams critiques new music from Fall Out Boy, the 1975, Harry Styles, and the Maine. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.