Podcasts about Lizard Lounge

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Remember to get your tickets to the 2025 CPMAs coming up on March 5th:https://amtshows.com/show/6th-annual-cpmas-hall-of-fame-induction-ceremony/This week we have:Rich Ruoff:Rich is the original owner of the legendary Chameleon Club in Lancaster, PA and now the current Owner / General manager of The Village & Lizard Lounge also located in Lancaster! Rich began hosting live music in 1985 and hasn't looked back. Over the years, he has hosted many different genres of music, names both big and small. Rich is definitely a pivotal part the the Central Pennsylvania music community and we cannot thank him enough for his contributions. Please enjoy as we talk about the experience, joys and journey of owning a Night Club / Music venue.https://thevillagenightclub.com/https://www.instagram.com/thevillagenightclub/?hl=enEternal Frequency:An Award Winning Hard Rock Band from Lancaster PA, front women Emelle and Guitarist Justin took the time to sit with us and speak about the journey of Eternal Frequency and their experiences as musicians. Their Hard Rock instrumentals paired with Emelle's powerful vocals led the band to a quick and staggering success. Eternal Frequency has won several CPMA's from 2020 Best New Artist and 2022 Best Hard Rock Artist, along with many more from other organizations! With New Music and shows coming soon, make sure you check them out on all their socials!https://www.facebook.com/EternalFrequencyofficialhttps://www.youtube.com/c/EternalFrequencyOfficialhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/6Mdnl66TIBHdOcISzoTNMdhttps://music.apple.com/us/artist/eternal-frequency/1435184877https://www.instagram.com/eternalfrequencyofficial/You can find out more about the CPMHOF @ https://cpmhof.com/Brought to you by Darker with Daniel @ Studio 3.http://darkerwithdaniel.com/All media requests: thecpmpodcast@gmail.comWant to be on an episode of the CPMP? For all considerations please fill out a form @ https://cpmhof.com/guest-considerationJoin us back here or on your favorite audio streaming platform every other week for more content.

This week Kate Jinx is joined by comedian & film lover/critic/chameleon Alexei Toliopoulos to talk about Gillian Armstrong's 1982 film with that "little something extra" – Starstruck! A musical extravaganza that is So Sydney, complete with a pub under a Harbour Bridge pylon, a talent show at the Sydney Opera House (or is it the Seymour Centre) and a gig at the Lizard Lounge aka the Bondi Pavillion. A breakout role for Jo Kennedy, it's still way too underseen but Jinx and Alexei are on a mission to make everyone watch it as many times as they have.Join the Hogg Hive on Patreon to hear Alexei's Also Alsos coming soon!See Alsos:Alexei's interview with Gillian Armstrong for the Sunburnt Screens podcastJo Kennedy in Tender Hooks (dir. Mary Callaghan, 1989) on YouTubeThe incredible Starstruck costumes at NFSA:Kate's Rediscovering Starstruck piece by Kate (as seen on Wikipedia!): https://www.theguardian.com/film/2017/aug/01/rediscovering-starstruck-gillian-armstrongs-80s-rock-musical-extravaganzaThe Coca–Cola Kid (dir. Dušan Makavejev, 1985) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

WBZ's Jordan Rich talks with Matt Robinson of matts-meals.com about Halloween at the Lizard Lounge.  Get all the news you need by listening to WBZ NewsRadio 1030 on the free #iHeartRadio app! Or ask Alexa to play WBZ NewsRadio on #iHeartRadio.

Team Common is currently working on our transition to a weekly show. We'll be back this summer with new episodes. In the meantime, here's one from our archives.  Tucked underneath the bustling Cambridge Common restaurant near Porter Square is the Lizard Lounge, a longtime gathering place for Greater Boston's poetry scene. Since 1998, the venue has hosted a weekly event that combines curated poetry performance with live, improvisational jazz. The venue celebrated its 25th anniversary last year, and the retirement of Jeff Robinson, the leader behind the musical stylings that accompany this iconic poetry night. WBUR's Cristela Guerra joins The Common for more on Robinson's legacy, and what's next for the Lizard Lounge Poetry Jam. Greater Boston's daily podcast where news and culture meet.

This week, Chris Bohlman of the “Retro Bassin'” YouTube channel gets big in Japan, we leaf through the '91 Bass Pro Catalog and order all the wrong things, decide a frog is frog as long as Larry chokes on it, and jitterbug our way to glory with a Color C-Lector. 

Pravesh Pandey is one of the most renowned faces in India's Hotel and Restaurant Industry. He started his career with ITC Hotels back in 2002, where he was a Guest Service Coordinator. He spent the next decade of his professional career in senior positions at key companies like P&O Cruises, Lizard Lounge, Henry Tham Lifestyle Restaurant, and Hard Rock Cafe. In 2020, Pravesh started Bissi Bissi Oota, which is India's first QSR brand serving home-style meals that are 'Shuddha', 'Aarogya', and 'Taaza'. They ensure the provision of fresh, nutritious, and hygienic food at the most affordable prices. In fact, a meal is provided at a price of INR 30. Pravesh is also one of the shareholders and directors at Byg Brewski Brewing Company , which at the time of its opening was India's largest Microbrewery. Pravesh early in his career also helped in the rapid expansion of 'Social'.

Jazz musician Jeff Robinson founded the poetry jam in 1998 as a way to perform. Over the years, he became a host, a slam master for competition, and the person setting up chairs and testing sound equipment.

Tucked underneath the bustling Cambridge Common restaurant near Porter Square is the Lizard Lounge, a longtime gathering place for Greater Boston's poetry scene. Since 1998, the venue has hosted a weekly event that combines curated poetry performance with live, improvisational jazz. The venue just celebrated its 25th anniversary, and the retirement of Jeff Robinson, the leader behind the musical stylings that accompany this iconic poetry night. WBUR's Cristela Guerra joins The Common for more on Robinson's legacy, and what's next for the Lizard Lounge Poetry Jam. Greater Boston's daily podcast where news and culture meet.

Kelly Reverb was born and raised in Dallas, Texas and is best know for his electro/breaks pioneer work with the Southside Reverb and his funky house styles on his label, Lone Star Records. Kelly got his first big break into the DJ realm when he became resident DJ at The Hard Rock then later at Dallas' (premier) underground night club, The Lizard Lounge. He began to develop his own unique style of spinning, with a synergistic blend of house and breakbeat and released 30 records, as well as two full length CD's. Kelly's work was featured in the movie 'Blade' and he has also done remixes for many artists including the Stone Roses. His production as well as DJing skills has placed him in the top ranks of his profession. This Pink Cloud is a weekly webcast to help those struggling with addiction and those in long term recovery as well as mental health. Hosted by DJ Kelly Reverb, RSPS and guest. https://anchor.fm/thispinkcloud/support https://www.djkellyreverb.com

Kelly Reverb was born and raised in Dallas, Texas and is best know for his electro/breaks pioneer work with the Southside Reverb and his funky house styles on his label, Lone Star Records. Kelly got his first big break into the DJ realm when he became resident DJ at The Hard Rock then later at Dallas' (premier) underground night club, The Lizard Lounge. He began to develop his own unique style of spinning, with a synergistic blend of house and breakbeat and released 30 records, as well as two full length CD's. Kelly's work was featured in the movie 'Blade' and he has also done remixes for many artists including the Stone Roses. His production as well as DJing skills has placed him in the top ranks of his profession. This Pink Cloud is a weekly webcast to help those struggling with addiction and those in long term recovery as well as mental health. Hosted by DJ Kelly Reverb RSPS and guest.

Multi-Instrumentalist, Dave Scher, talks about growing up in Austin, attending Booker T. Washington in Dallas & Berklee College of Music in Boston, gunslinging at the The Lizard Lounge, his songwriting approach, and playing with Billy Joe Shaver, Eric Johnson, and Andrea Magee. Recorded at Arlyn Studios and hosted by Karl Anderson. 

Pick up your favorite scene partner in your Scion tC and head to Nate's Lizard Lounge: it's time to discuss Nathan Fielder's latest creation, “The Rehearsal” on HBO! We also managed to squeeze in our reviews of s3 of “Never Have I Ever” AND the pilot episode of “House of the Dragon”!

We stopped by Nate's Lizard Lounge and picked up a couple of podcasters to cover this week's episode. Av Sinensky and Alex Chester of Pretty Pretty Pretty Good podcast help us unpack Nathan's parenting struggles, where HBO's budget is going, and of course Dr. Fart, MD. HBO's The Rehearsal stars Nathan Fielder as a man who questions how much of his life is written for himself. He'll utilize a group of artists and other professionals to help him manufacture a life so he, and complete strangers can "rehearse" life's key moments.Follow Pretty Pretty Pretty Good on TwitterFollow Av and Alex on TwitterFollow us on social: @Kellydoubleyou and @MeaganbiancoIntro and outro music: What's The Angle? by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.comSend us an email: nathanforuspodcast@gmail.comFollow the podcast on TikTok: @nathanforuspodcastFollow the podcast on Instagram and Twitter: @nathanforuspod

Tavi Taylor Black and Christine Junge are the podcasters behind The Personal Element, a monthly discussion about one essay that both writers loved. On this episode, they take us through their podcasting process, and we discuss an essay from Cindy House's forthcoming collection "Mother Noise."A transcript and more podcast info are available on the episode page.About our guestsChristine Junge and Tavi Black met when they were working on their MFAs at Lesley University in the early 2000s. They became fast friends after sharing conversations about books, love, and life over meals in the cafeteria and drinks at the Lizard Lounge. Since graduating, they often read and critique each other's work. They are both really excited to be sharing The Personal Element podcast with listeners. Follow the podcast on Instagram or Facebook.More about ChristineChristine is currently shopping two novels to agents. She lives in San Jose, CA, with her husband and baby. She's also hard at work on her next book, which features a character dealing with debilitating anxiety. You can read Christine's essay, which we talk about in Season 1: Episode 3, Taking Control of My Body Image, which was originally published in Chicken Soup for the Soul. Find out more info about Christine on her website.More about TaviTavi lives on Vashon Island outside of Seattle with her husband, daughter, and a full household of pets. Tavi's debut novel with TouchPoint Press, Where Are We Tomorrow? is about four women working backstage on a rock tour. Her next projects are a historical fiction set in 1913 in Bar Harbor, Maine due out in January of 2023, and a middle-grade fantasy novel she wrote with her daughter. You can find out more about Tavi on her website or on Instagram. 

Moe Factz with Adam Curry for October 13th 2021, Episode number 68 "Lizard Lounge" Description Adam and Moe walk down the CRT path of hot coals Download the mp3 Big Baller Jimmy James from the south central flatlands Executive Producers: Jimmy James (from the south central flatlands) John Taylor Terrell Arts DC Lennard Bergsma Associate Executive Producers: Simple Story Media Kevin Risinger Michael Kemmerer Chris Bailey Els Spek Malcolm Riley Episode 68 Club Members John Taylor Michael Kemmerer Chris Bailey Els Spek Check out the show on Podcasting 2.0! Boost us with Value 4 Value on: Boost us with Value 4 Value on: Breez Curiocaster Fountain Podfriend Podstation Podverse Sphinx Chat Music in this Episode Intro: Swizz - School of Hard Knocks - 21 sec Outro: George Benson + Sesame Street - The Greatest Love of All 4 sec ShowNotes Archive Donate to the show at moefundme.com Search for us in your podcast directory or use this link to subscribe to the feed Podcast Feed For more information: MoeFactz.com Last Modified 10/13/2021 11:49:08 by Freedom Controller  

In this episode of Next Up to The Mic, we welcome Influence who was our featured poet at Brass Tacks at The Low Beat on April 16, 2019. Sharmont "Influence" Little is a Poet from New Haven Ct. who has been called engaging, prolific, and truly passionate. He uses the art form of Spoken Word to deliver his message and belief, as quoted by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” Influence's goal is to educate and inspire people of all ages and mindsets, with a strong focus on the youth of the inner cities. He has performed all over the country using Colleges like Yale, Virginia State, Boston University, and a host of public schools as his platform to reach the youth of today. As well as performing at some of the most historic poetry venues such as the Nuyorican Poetry Café in New York City and the Lizard Lounge in Cambridge, MA just to name a few. Influence made a name for himself as a slam poet winning over 100 slams nationwide and being a five-time member of the Connecticut slam team Verbal Slap including being the coach of the 2017 team and Grand Slam champion of the 2018 team. He has worked with and or shared the stage with musical entertainers Common, Mos Def, and R&B artist Rome. One of His greatest accomplishments was to have the opportunity to open for the NAACP Image Awards. Influence's first album was released in 2007 entitled Verbal Tears. If “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere” then Sharmont "Influence" Little has made it a mission to use every ounce of his poetic talents to engage and enlighten his audience. Living by his own saying “Poetry is life, Live it”. Please welcome, next up to the mic, Influence. To find out more about the great poetry and spoken word community in upstate New York, go to albanypoets.com Our theme music was “Imagination” by Danijel Zambo (https://uppbeat.io/t/danijel-zambo/imagination) License code: 44TCGFPF1L1434BE

This week we take you to Lizard Lounge and White Rock Lake in Dallas, Texas. Lindsey gets viciously attacked at the end of the taping! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ohsoscarypodcast/support

The "everything is better slowed down" theory put to test in audio form. Originally aired in December 2016 during the first season of Lizard Lounge.

Music has always been a vehicle to escape for me. Something like soul travelling. This episode originally aired on Dash Radio in December 2016 during the first season of Lizard Lounge.

Mikko & Sum Total translate their feelings about current political affairs into music —delivering exclusive mixes featuring the latest sounds they resonate with.

Stepping into newness with grace —Sum & Mikko deliver high energy mixes to close out this historic year. Happy New Year to all of our listeners!

As we settle into the holiday season, Sum & Mikko reflect on the music and books that have gotten them through the fall.

Sum Total & Mikko discuss pursuing your dreams with whatever resources are available, living out your purpose one day at a time & expressing gratitude. The featured DJ sets help bring the themes of this week's show home.

Mikko opens the show with her thoughts on success & leads us into a musical journey. Sum & Mikko follow that up with a conversation on current projects they're working on in the studio. The show closes with a DJ set featuring soulful beats from Jansport J, Zoomo, Knxwledge, Sum Total & more.

Sum Total opens the show speaking on what Scorpio season means to him & follows up with two mixes showcasing the dualities the season represents.

Mikko opens up the show with a mix featuring Freddie Gibbs, Tierra Whack, Dilla & more. Sum & Mikko talk about their inspirations in the 4th quarter of 2020 & Sum closes out Show 03 with a high-energy mix featuring VHOOR, MC Kekel & more.

Sum Total opens the show with a mix dedicated to some of New York City's finest musicians, and Mikko elaborates on environmental injustice & reads an excerpt from The Home Place by J. Drew Lanham.

Mikko premieres Year 2020 & delivers an incredible DJ mix. Later in the show, Sum Total & Mikko sit down for a conversation —followed by a mix from Sum Total to conclude the show.

Tribal beats and fun vocals get you into a hypnotic groove. Recorded live from Dallas Pride 2018 for Purple foundation's Prism Party at Lizard Lounge.

Kirk breaks down his September sleep experiment and Alan is challenged by his greatest fear while performing at a park. This episode is dedicated to The Chameleon Club and Meek Mill.

Chuck drove out to Western Massachusetts to sit on Lisa’s front porch surrounded by chickens, a vocal rooster, two small children having an amazing time doing whatever small children feel like doing, bees and the occasional mouse to talk music, songwriting and Life in the Time of COVID.Lisa’s latest album How We Want To Live is a beautiful record that reflects her many life changes over the past few years.  Her songs are a musical ‘thank you’ to her grandmother who introduced her to the guitar and to songwriting, as well as a message to those in her life. The album reached #1 in Contemporary Folk on Roots Music Report, she was nominated in 2019 for Folk Artist of the Year at the Boston Music Awards and was the 2019 Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk Winner.Her honest and well crafted songwriting reflect her own personality. Lisa is a calming presence, thoughtful and very in the moment.It was appropriate to be surrounded by the wonderful chaos of life - the joyful sounds of her kids, a crowing rooster and the arrival of the Amazon delivery truck, which she hopes, one day, will deliver ice cream.

Lancaster comedian Jarrod Micale travels all over Pennsylvania telling jokes -- when a global pandemic isn’t happening, at least. A co-host of the Lizard Lounge open mic at the Chameleon Club in Lancaster and the So Tell Us … podcast with David Feinberg, Micale is three years into his stand-up career and just moved to Philadelphia. He’s a delight and you can see him in a bar, club or under a pool table near you soon.Follow Jarrod Micale: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jjarrod_/Twitter: https://twitter.com/JarrodMicaleSo Tell Us ... podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/so-tell-us/id1512672016Support the show (https://www.facebook.com/OnTheMicWithMikePeters/)

It's EPISODE 63! Josh running miles now (1:49). Joe Rogan moving his podcast to Spotify for 100M & the Call Her Daddy podcast drama (5:05).  The University of California schools are not requiring the SAT/ACT (10:35).  The CDC's recommendations for high schools in the fall (12:33). Dallas Baptist University's amazing graduation parade (15:58).  West Texas people not wearing masks; the city vs country mask argument (20:09).  US Government not shutting down during 2nd wave of coronavirus (29:20).  Paul Pierce saying LeBron is not in his top 5 all-time (32:33).  Dak Prescott's contract drama (36:49).  Shaq could've easily been the NBA GOAT (37:44).  People saying Kobe should be top 5 (44:28).  The NBA maybe coming back; announcement on June 1st (46:03).  NFL rewarding teams a 3rd round draft pick if they hire a minority coach; the Rooney Rule situation; and NFL racism (48:19).  MLB starting the season on 4th of July weekend (1:01:20). Aaron Judge's girlfriend drama with cops (1:04:00).  Dallas' Lizard Lounge closing; Dallas/Houston bars opening back up (1:06:25).  HYGIENE TALK: Rinse/Wash twice in the shower, cleaning bed sheets once a week??; shampoo replace body wash?; deodorant (1:07:48).  Travis Scott horrible at features; great on his own music (1:30:17).  SONG OF THE WEEK (1:30:40). Shoutouts (1:31:57). SONGS OF THE WEEK: Shi-Fi: DaBaby - JUMP (feat. YoungBoy Never Broke Again)  Josh: Lil Wayne - 6 Foot 7 Foot (feat. Cory Gunz)

TRIGGER WARNING: Sexism, Foul Language, Alcohol Consumption, Violence against a marginalized character, Gun Violence*Neon Nights as a whole is not suitable for minors*STAY TUNED AFTER THE CREDITS!!!Click Here for TranscriptCo-Created by Will Snyder and Rachel CraigAn Evil Kitten ProductionWritten by Will SnyderDirected by Sarah SarkaSound Design/Editing By Will SnyderTheme Song by Daniel CarlAdditional Music by Kevin McLeodRed - Rachel CraigVincent - Eric WangJohnny - Manny OrtizPenny - LaRose WashingtonAnnouncer - Will SnyderNarration - John Patrick WencelLike us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterBECOME A PATRON!PLEASE LEAVE A 5 STAR RATING AND A REVIEW!Thank you See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

TRIGGER WARNING: Sexism, Foul Language, Alcohol Consumption*Neon Nights as a whole is not suitable for minors*Click Here for TranscriptCo-Created by Will Snyder and Rachel CraigAn Evil Kitten ProductionWritten by Will SnyderDirected by Sarah SarkaSound Design/Editing By Will SnyderTheme Song by Daniel CarlAdditional Music by Kevin McLeodRed - Rachel CraigVincent - Eric WangJohnny - Manny OrtizPenny - LaRose WashingtonAnnouncer - Will SnyderNarration - John Patrick WencelLike us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterBECOME A PATRON!PLEASE LEAVE A 5 STAR RATING AND A REVIEW!Thank you See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week our guest is AMC, a music industry lifer who started her career before she could even get into the club. She now has several notable festivals under her belt and has worked every event production job imaginable. Some of her current responsibilities are production manager, handling artist day-to-day, advancing, and more.  Hear her story and tips to pulling off a successful event. We also answer questions from YOU, our listeners.   Shout Outs: Skrillex, Diplo, Dillon Frances, TomorrowWorld, TomorrowLand, Electric Zoo, Sunset Music Festival, Ubbi Dubbi, Freaky Deaky, Spring Awakening, Friendship, Johnny Funk, Lizard Lounge, Disco Donnie, Insomniac, Mike Ziemer, Chance the RapperShut-Up & Listen: a music industry podcast where we dive into all aspects of the music business. This podcast will not only dive into the creative process (i.e. recording) and experiences from the artist perspective; but also shed light on the granular side of the industry so we can hear from the folks behind the scenes. This will include guests that are production managers, VJ & lighting gurus, artist managers, record label managers, and folks that handle everything in-between. Each episode will feature a special guest that will share their journey and insight based on their expertise.   If you are someone who just enjoys listening to music - “the casual listener”: our hope is that you'll finish each episode with a deeper understanding and appreciation for what goes into making music and/or putting on the events you enjoy.  If you are someone currently navigating the industry; our hope is that you can listen to an episode and immediately use what you've heard towards reaching your artistic goals. You're not in this alone. Shree is your host. He has 8+ years of experience as a music educator. He has also navigated various aspects of the music business including co-founding his own production company, managing artists, producing original music with releases on music labels, performing at music festivals and more.  “That's what Shree said.” Follow Shree : @shreemix  *Contains Explicit Material

Kirk and Alan record their first live episode at The Chameleon Club. Featured guests include Producer Pat George, Ashley Pontius, and Charles Banyard. Put your sunglasses on for this one.

This week we interact with Joey Tepedino. Joey hosts the open Mic at the Lizard Lounge in Lancaster and we end up talking about comedy a lot because that's how we know each other. Full disclosure: I fucked up again. I had the mic inputs assigned incorrectly, so we were recording through the onboard mics instead of the ones we were actually talking into. Look, if there's anything you should know about me, it's that I will always have good intentions, and will usually fuck it up in some way. But I'm working on that. So listen to this and get over it. It really doesn't effect your life in any way. Also I love you. I don't know. This ended up sounding really mean, so I just wanted to say something nice. Go away. I love you.

Episode 4: Learn a little about Bel & Mel & why they are doing this fabulous podcast! Bel talks about the hauntings at The Church (aka Lizard Lounge) in Dallas & Mel talks about The Viper Room in LA & along with Son of Herman’s Hall Hauntings in Dallas. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gothandbougiepodcast/support

Kabir Sen, AKA MC Kabir is an educator at heart who teaches through music. He teaches at Shady Hill School in Cambridge and his students are some of his biggest fans, as we discovered when several of his students attended our latest ConcertCast at City Winery Boston. Kabir also plays with hip-hop reggae band Krush Faktory and they appear often at local establishments like the Lizard Lounge, The Plough and Stars and Bull McCabes. He’s gotten great reviews in Billboard, The New Yorker, Boston Globe, International Herald Tribune, Boston Herald, SPIN, VIBE, NPR and others. We all met up in front of an intimate crowd at the Haymarket Lounge to talk hip-hop, education, lyrics and their message.

When we first began this podcast and started putting together names of people we would like as guests, Billy Beard was on the primary list. Not necessarily because we had heard him play, but because we saw him playing with everyone else. Billy got his start in Boston with the pop band Face To Face. And not to date ourselves but we totally remember their hit song and video 10-9-8. He has worked over the years with Patty Griffin, Melissa Ferrick, Kris Delmhorst, the late Mark Sandman from the great Boston band Morphine, Rose Cousins, Lori McKenna and Kim Richey to name just a few. Billy is part of the award-winning band Session Americana, and has toured extensively in the US and Europe and is another example of how he continues to draw amazing musicians together. We just caught him recently at the Lizard Lounge playing with some of the same wonderful singer-songwriters with Sub Rosetta – a smaller version of the Sub Rosa collaboration with some of Boston’s great musicians. They will be at the Lizard Lounge every third Wednesday. It is appropriate that Billy won a Boston Music Award for Unsung Hero in 2008 – in celebration of his hard work and commitment to the Boston music scene. Our friend and drummer Jonathan Beakley joins us this time around a co-host. Song List: Song 1: Love Changes Everything - from Love and Dirt (Session Americana) Song 2: Around The Bend - from Into This World (Dennis Brennan) Song 3: 10-9-8 - from Face To Face (Face To Face) Song 4: Fallin’ - from Bitter Sweet (Kim Ritchey) Song 5: Little God - from Silver Bell (Patty Griffin) Song 6: Mighty Long Time - from Live at the Haybarn Theatre (Session Americana)  

Folk duo Hawthorn dropped in to play a live set and chat about their brilliant second album, Maggie Willow. The album release show is on Friday, April 12th at the Lizard Lounge in Cambridge, MA. Full episodes of RSR can be streamed LIVE every Tuesday night from 8-9pm on BostonFreeRadio.com, where we play recordings from local musicians and host live-to-air concerts. Subscribe for the latest podcasts. Shoot Dan an email with your messages, tunes, and more at roughsweaterradio@gmail.com and follow on IG and FB @roughsweaterradio Stay cozy.

Slam your head into a floating brick, eat a plant the size of your head and throw fire everywhere! This week, we're discussing the cinematic fungal infection known as SUPER MARIO BROS.! Pray for us. Listen in as we cover every little bit of nothing and everything in between: an appreciation of Laura Dern! A Power Glove lament! Possible Infinity War spoilers! Just what the hell are goombas anyway? The bizarre song selection at The Lizard Lounge! Jon knows too much about Nintendo execs of the late 80s/early 90s! PLUS: We finally add live harmonica to the proceedings, and we're all the worse for it. Sorry about the fan noise. It was too hot to record without it! Please subscribe via iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher or pretty much anywhere fine podcasts are purveyed. Leave us a rating and review so we can bake them into cakes and smuggle them into prisons! Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/BodyCountCast Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/bodycountsandbeer/ Email us: bodycountsandbeer@gmail.com Let us know what you liked, what you hated, where we can find cheap James Bond DVDs, your favorite minor league baseball team, what movie to watch next or ANYTHING AT ALL!

Ep 410: Trill Raver interviews Dubstep and Riddim artist, Riot Ten at the world famous Lizard Lounge in Dallas, TX.

THE MAIN EVENT IS 07/21/18 GET ON OUT! Recorded live 06/11/18 at the Lizard Lounge in Cambridge. CHECK OUT OUR WINNERS! www.stenographermusic.com

Hey, folks sorry that the into was so short as you can tell I have a cold. In this episode of Star-Fall Actual Play Podcast, the players get to fight space pirates.  How nasty is an UBer Skrup Nasty  What is the Lizard Lounge  What T'lee had for dinner  Who is the fifth crew We also get to learn some of the mechanics for the combat system. This episode is not as fast-paced as some of the previous episodes but I'm sure that you are going to like it. For those of you who are wondering why I gave the players a pirate ship. There is a reason for it and I'm not telling you. YET  https://starfallrpg.jackmonkeygames.com 

On this week's episode of The Speakeasy, entrepreneur Phil Morgan joins Damon and Sother in the studio to talk about his many ventures. Phil is the co-owner of Robert Bar and Building on Bond in Brooklyn, co-founder of the Lizard Lounge and The Bottle Shop in Paris, co-founder of the design firm Hecho, and more!

WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME back to PART 2 of a hefty double dose of Distraction Pieces / Satin Lizards Lounge greatness... Peep the last episode for a full background of how this came about (and if you're seeing this episode before the first part, certainly go back and grab that one immediately!), but here we have the remaining three guests from what would have been Pip's curated Bestival lineup. Check this lot out... PART 2 GUESTLIST! • HOLLIE McNISH! • JACK ROOKE! • CECILIA KNAPP! A superb conclusion to this one-two punch (the friendly kind, naturally) with poignant and very real first-person parental scientifics from Hollie, the art of grieving and how to change the perspective from Jack, and rounding it up nicely with emotional and brilliantly acute observation from Cecilia. What a way to tie these two episodes together... SOCIAL MEDIA! • HOLLIE McNISH WEB: https://holliepoetry.com TWITTER: https://twitter.com/holliepoetry YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/user/holliemcnish • JACK ROOKE WEB:... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Live feature at Lizard Lounge in Cambridge Ma Special thanks to Jeff Robinson Trio, Mr. Ice and Bobbyshakes

Hardly Strictly Bluegrass is once again coming to Golden Gate Park, October 3rd-5th, and to commemorate HSB 2014 we’ve put together a podcast stuff with a selection of our favorites. It isn’t strictly all bluegrass, but that’s to be expected. We’ve got new tracks from New Orleans outfit Jon Batiste and Stay Human, an incredibly catchy The Apache Relay tune, an old Noise Pop favorite from Hurray For Riff Raff, and more... Enjoy the mix! Track Listing: "Express Yourself (Say Yes)" - Jon Batiste and Stay Human, Social Music "Invisible" - Steve Earle and The Dukes, The Low Highway "The Car" - Built to Spill, Single "Young Blood Blues" - Hurray For The Riff Raff, Young Blood Blues The Long Way" - Sister Sparrow and The Dirty Birds, Fight EP "Katie Queen of Tennessee" - The Apache Relay, Apache Relay "Flowering" - Jeff Tweedy, Sukierae "Richard Ramirez Died Today of Natural Causes" - Sun Kil Moon, Benji "Taking Chances" - Sharon Van Etten, Are We There "Zigzagging Toward the Light" - Conor Oberst, Upside Down Mountain "You Go Down Smooth" - Lake Street Dive, Live at the Lizard Lounge

With nationals fast approaching, the Slamcenter crew covers one last regional 4x4 bout. This bout featured the Lizard Lounge, Urbana, Providence, and Mill City. Who came out on top and why? We each give our own 3-minute assessments. Plus, the debut of Cass' Snarky Notes! Featuring Cassandra de Alba and Melissa Newman Evans, with hosts Kevin Spak and Zeke Russell and producer Andy Locke.

NorthBEAST Team Selection Madness, Part 1: The SlamCenter crew breaks down all the team selection slams for Manchester's Slam Free or Die and the Lizard Lounge Poetry Slam in Cambridge! Featuring commentary and analysis from Marlon Carey, Melissa Newman-Evans, and Cassandra de Alba.

This was an amazing party. This annual event is legendary when the underground music scene truly takes over the Lizard lounge for an all star line-up. Nigel particularly enjoyed the intense hot sweaty vibe of the room as he played a whirlwind of East Coast destruction to the cheering masses. Amazing times for all. Check Nigelrichards.com for pix from the night! Trax from such artists as: Laidback Luke Adam Beyer Guy Gerber Tiga Angel Alanis Crookers Herve Proxy Thee-O Dubfire and Nigel himself bootlegging Madonna.