Podcasts about lonesome cowboy

Brainrot Radio Theater - Lonesome Cowboy Dave - "The Intangibles" On a train trip to investigate a strange occurrence An investigation is about to begin. Based on "The Untouchables" April 17 1990 TRT: 32:08 Written by Timm McCoy --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thezonewithtimmmccoy/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thezonewithtimmmccoy/support

Hangman Adam Page: Bullet Club member, former tag team partner of Kenny Omega, and super lonely guy? In our most cowboy shit episode yet, Headmaster Michael (he/him) and Homecoming King Samee (they/them) chug a bunch of beers and cheers Hangman Adam Page's road to becoming AEW World Champion (2019-2021).  The long-form storytelling between Hangman, The Young Bucks, and Kenny Omega was incredibly compelling and effective, both in-ring and in promos.  Audiences found an unlikely babyface in the anxious millennial cowboy, which begs the question: do babyfaces need to lose more than win? Matches watched: August 31, 2019 | All OutAll Out 2019 Singles match for the inaugural AEW World Championship Adam Page vs. Chris Jericho February 29, 2020 | Revolution Tag team match for the AEW World Tag Team Championship Kenny Omega and "Hangman" Adam Page vs. The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) September 5, 2020 | All Out Tag team match for the AEW World Tag Team Championship Kenny Omega and "Hangman" Adam Page vs FTR October 6, 2021 | AEW DynamiteCasino Ladder Match Adam Page vs Pac vs. Orange Cassidy vs. Lance Archer vs. Jon Moxley vs. Andrade El Idolo vs. Matt Hardy November 13, 2021 | Full GearSingles match for the AEW World Championship Kenny Omega vs. Hangman Adam Page Springboard Liger bomb -  https://twitter.com/WrestlingCovers/status/1459744061104041987 Tiger Driver ‘98 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bRAp3_alPI #wrestling #wrestlingacademy #podcast #clip #wrestlinghistory #prowrestling #vintagewrestling #podcasting #wrestlemania #tagteam #tagteamwrestling #wrestlingrecap #wrestlingreview #recap #review #hangmanadampage #millenialcowboy #kennyomega #thecleaner #theyoungbucks #recap #aew #tonykhan #vtrigger #anxiouscowboy #rivalry

Our 100th Episode of "Lonesome Cowboy Dave" It's "Music Quake". It's an adventure in music by the likes of these weirdos. It's original. It's weird. It's a freakin' nightmare! Recorded May 1990 at Cleveland State University. "Lonesome Cowboy Dave" was a comedy radio show broadcast from WCBS 89.3 at Cleveland State University, Cleveland Ohio. It was written & performed by: Dave DeLuca, Chas Smith, Timm McCoy, Ken Ingersoll, Dan Delco and Steve Weinstead from 1990 to 1992 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thezonewithtimmmccoy/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thezonewithtimmmccoy/support

Brainrot Radio - Lonesome Cowboy Dave - "The Stooper Bowl". It's Super Bowl Season so what better than to do a show about "The Stooper Bowl". January 1992. Recorded at WCSB Cleveland State University in Cleveland Ohio. TRT: 32:56 "Lonesome Cowboy Dave" was a comedy radio show broadcast from WCBS 89.3 at Cleveland State University, Cleveland Ohio. It was written & performed by: Dave DeLuca, Chas Smith, Timm McCoy, Ken Ingersoll, Dan Delco and Steve Weinstead from 1990 to 1992 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thezonewithtimmmccoy/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thezonewithtimmmccoy/support

A complete rip off of "The Outer Limits" August 1991. "Lonesome Cowboy Dave" was a comedy radio show broadcast from WCBS 89.3 at Cleveland State University, Cleveland Ohio. It was written & performed by: Dave DeLuca, Chas Smith, Timm McCoy, Ken Ingersoll, Dan Delco and Steve Weinstead from 1990 to 1992. YES! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thezonewithtimmmccoy/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thezonewithtimmmccoy/support

This is an episode where we place our favorite skits & bits, that were declared the "best" of Lonesome Cowboy Dave 1990. TRT: 31:20 "Lonesome Cowboy Dave" was a comedy radio show broadcast from WCBS 89.3 at Cleveland State University, Cleveland Ohio. It was written & performed by: Dave DeLuca, Chas Smith, Timm McCoy, Ken Ingersoll, Dan Delco and Steve Weinstead from 1990 to 1992 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thezonewithtimmmccoy/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thezonewithtimmmccoy/support

This episode is all about "Cowboy Dave" dealing with all of his phobias. Timm McCoy (writer/actor) is featured in this episode. TRT: 54:21. "Lonesome Cowboy Dave" was a comedy radio show broadcast from WCBS 89.3 at Cleveland State University, Cleveland Ohio. It was written & performed by: Dave DeLuca, Chas Smith, Timm McCoy, Ken Ingersoll, Dan Delco and Steve Weinstead from 1990 to 1992 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thezonewithtimmmccoy/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thezonewithtimmmccoy/support

Written by Timm McCoy, "A Clockwork Orangatang" is a rip of "A Clockwork Orange" November 1991. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thezonewithtimmmccoy/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thezonewithtimmmccoy/support

This episode is all about a public accsess TV show named "ZTV" that makes an appearance on WCSB radio in Cleveland, Ohio. Written by Timm McCoy. also includes Ken Ingersoll from "The Bug & Unk Show" Recorded May 21, 1991. TRT: 56:52 "Lonesome Cowboy Dave" was a comedy radio show broadcast from WCBS 89.3 at Cleveland State University, Cleveland Ohio. It was written & performed by: Dave DeLuca, Chas Smith, Timm McCoy, Ken Ingersoll, Dan Delco and Steve Weinstead from 1990 to 1992 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thezonewithtimmmccoy/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thezonewithtimmmccoy/support

"Lonesome Cowboy Dave" was a comedy radio show broadcast from WCBS 89.3 at Cleveland State University, Cleveland Ohio. It was written & performed by: Dave DeLuca, Chas Smith, Timm McCoy, Ken Ingersoll, Dan Delco and Steve Weinstead from 1990 to 1992 On this Christmas episode, "It's A Horrible Life" written by Timm McCoy & Dave DeLuca. A parody of "It's A Wonderful Life". --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thezonewithtimmmccoy/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thezonewithtimmmccoy/support

Welcome to Episode 412 of the outdoor biz podcast and my conversation with Jennifer Kross and Josh Arnold. Jennifer is an Education Biologist with Ducks Unlimited Great Plains region and Josh is an avid hunter helping other young folks learn about hunting and fishing. Brought to you this week by Ducks Unlimited Facebook​ ​Twitter​ ​Instagram​ Love the show? Subscribe, ​rate, review, and share!​ Sign up for my Newsletter ​HERE​ I'd love to hear your feedback about the show! You can contact me here: ​rick@theoutdoorbizpodcast.com Show Notes   00:02:27 - 00:02:58 How did you get into duck hunting? Josh got into duck hunting through his interest in the Texas Waterfowl Brigade. 00:03:44 - 00:04:06 Do you do any other kinds of hunting? "I'm actually more of a pheasant hunter than a duck hunter" 00:04:27 - 00:04:55 How did you meet Jennifer? "I actually was doing an event down in a little place in North Dakota called Washburn and we went to a DU banquet and I was selling a puppy because we still had a couple of them. I saw an advertisement saying, "join us trip down to Texas". And I thought that was really fun. So I emailed her and that's how it started." 00:05:17 - 00:05:42 What exactly is the North Dakota Waterfowl Brigade? The North Dakota Waterfowl Brigade is a program developed based on the Texas Waterfowl Brigade model. It focuses on educating kids about waterfowl, habitat management, leadership, and teamwork through a five-day camp. 00:09:23 - 00:10:21 Why did you choose the Texas Waterfowl Brigade model? Josh was drawn to the Texas Brigade model because of its seamless setup, emphasis on hands-on learning, incorporation of leadership activities, and the successful engagement of kids in outdoor activities. 00:12:45 - 00:13:26 Which program are you modeling from the Texas Waterfowl Brigade? They are specifically modeling the Waterfowl Brigade from the Texas Brigades' camp program. How are you using that program to develop your program? We're adapting the Texas Waterfowl Brigade model but with a different curriculum focusing on the breeding grounds in North Dakota instead of habitat management for wintering ducks in Texas. 00:14:09 - 00:14:15 When will you launch the program? The North Dakota Waterfowl Brigade program is set to run for five days, scheduled from June 3rd to June 7th, 2024, during the summer. Is everyone excited about it? Yes, there is a level of excitement surrounding the program, but some individuals are also a bit hesitant or cautious about the new endeavor. 00:21:27 - 00:22:02 Are there any hunting trips in your future? Josh mentions potential hunting trips to Red Lodge, Montana, for Rough Grouse and to Ohio for deer hunting with his father's friends. 00:22:30 - 00:23:11 Do you have any suggestions and/or advice for folks looking to get into duck hunting? Josh recommends finding someone experienced to teach you, emphasizing the importance of learning from others, even if the hunt isn't successful. He also suggests that hunting with a group can make the experience more enjoyable. Jensifer's advice is: that in North Dakota, we have organizations that host different Types of hunts. Like, I know our pheasants forever. Like, they're they do a youth hunt, and then our the North Dakota game and fish, Excuse me. The North Dakota Game and Fish, we have there's a they have an r three coordinator who also coordinates some Hunting around waterfowl and things like that, so they're almost like mentored hunts. What is your favorite outdoor gear purchase under $100? 00:25:35 - 00:25:57 Josh mentions a good dog brush with dual sides for detangling dog hair, particularly helpful after hunting trips when dogs often get tangled in cockleburs. 00:26:27 - 00:26:32 Jennifer says you've got to have a good headlamp. How about some of your favorite books? 00:26:41 - 00:27:15 Josh talks about "The Lonesome Cowboy with Friends," a book given to him by an author he met at a camp. 00:27:56 - 00:28:02 Jennifer discusses "Devolution" by Max Brooks, a Bigfoot-themed book that combines fiction with survival advice. Is there anything else you'd like to say or ask of our listeners? Jennifer promotes fundraising efforts for the North Dakota Waterfowl Brigade through Ducks Unlimited, encouraging support for their camp on February 8th, 2024, during Giving Hearts Day. Josh advises people to spend time outdoors and disconnect from screens. Where can people find you if they'd like to follow up (email, Twitter, Instagram, etc)? Josh provides his email address: josharnald76@gmail.com. Jennifer shares her email: jcross@ducks.org, and she directs interested individuals to apply for the camp at texasbrigades.org/applications or contact North Dakota Waterfowl Brigade at NorthDakotaWaterfowl@texasbrigades.org.  

Tim kommt gar nicht mehr aus dem Schwärmen raus. Die Miniserie „Liebes Kind“ hat es ihm so angetan, dass er doch glatt alle Folgen an einem Abend durchgebinged hat. Der Thriller basiert auf der Romanvorlage von Romy Hausmann, der wiederum an den wahren Fall Natascha Kampusch erinnert. Am liebsten aus dem Kinositz aufgestanden, wäre Steven beim Film „Fast & Furious 10“. Einfach alles ein bisschen zu viel. Gut, dass es schnell zu den versprochenen Western übergeht. Auf euch warten sechs sehenswerte Empfehlungen, die man nicht unbedingt auf dem Zettel hat. Von einem klassischen Western mit starken Charakteren, über einen Horror-Western, der dir einen Schlag in die Magengrube verpasst bis hin zu Stevens Lieblingswestern. Zum Ende gibt es dann nochmal ein wenig Tratsch über Kevin Costners neues Projekt „Horizon“, Drew Barrymore und Stevens Begegnung in Badehose mit Prinz Harry. Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/KinooderCouch

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YOU'RE TRASH, JUST LIKE ME Happy Birthday! That's right we are 3 years old and that means we are contractually obligated to cover another Toy Story movie. And this one is the big one. It's Toy Story 4! Will Ben blow a fuse? Or will he convince the world that the movie is, like Forky, trash. Randy Newman returns for his Disney Pixar paycheck with "I Can't Let You Throw Yourself Away" and we also briefly talk Chris Stapleton's "Ballard of a Lonesome Cowboy". Ben is bragging about his 4K steelbook blu-rays again, Dietrich knows exactly how the youthful Randy Newman talks behind the scenes and Alex has seen so many movies. Follow us on Twitter: @TSFTMpod To Infinity, like, share and subscribe. Did you enjoy the episode? Then please consider leaving a 5 star review wherever you get your podcasts. It means a great deal to us and makes it easier for other potential listeners to find us.  Want to support us further? You can do this on Patreon from £1 ($1.50) a month: https://Patreon.com/TSFTM or via our merch store: https://TeePublic.com/user/TSFTM Thank you! Timestamps: 01:22 - What Have We Been Watching 08:39 - History12:13 - Movie Discussion14:55 - Ben's Heartfelt Monologue19:14 - Alex's Rebuttal32:33 - "I Can't Let You Throw Yourself Away" Discussion42:12 - "Ballard of a Lonesome Cowboy" Discussion48:10 - Top 5 52:24 - Movie or Song? AND Best Song?

What a CreepSeason 19, Episode 5“Stockholm Syndrome”Real diagnosis or just sexist trash?On Thursday, August 23, 1973, a convicted felon Jan-Erik Olsson entered the Kreditbanken Bank in Stockholm, Sweden (technically Norrmalmstrong); he was wearing a wig, painted his eyebrows black, pulled out a submachine gun, and yelled in English with an American accent “the party has begun!” He fired several shots into the ceiling, announced this was a robbery, and ordered people to the ground. A silent alarm alerted the police, and two officers showed up (one of them unarmed.) Ollson shot one of the officers in his hand while the other was ordered to sit in a chair and sing “Lonesome Cowboy” while taking four hostages into a vault. Six days later, the entire group, including convicted criminal Clark Olofsson, came out of the bank sacred, dehydrated, and in fear for their lives. They were all scared of the cops, and the kidnap victims had so much sympathy they hugged the captors before being taken to the hospital. All refused to testify against their kidnappers and said they felt more terrified of being harmed by the police than the criminals who held them for days at gunpoint. The term “Stockholm Syndrome” or, more accurately, Norrmalmstrong Syndrome” was created by Nils Bejerot (a criminologist and psychiatrist), who theorized that victims come to love their kidnappers as a coping mechanism. This would also be the basis of other labels that pathologize and often discredit victims, like trauma bonding (or TROW-MAh, according to Jamie Lee Curtis), battered wife syndrome, and why women seem to pick abusive men. Over the years, the bank heist and kidnapping situation has been revisited and revised to show a complete picture of what happened in these six days and why Stockholm Syndrome might be a false theory. In short, it's a creepy diagnosis meant to show women how weak they are under pressure. We think it is bullshit. Sources for this episode: The MarySueYouTube QXIRInside EditionCrying Out for Justice BlogDR. Allen Wade Rethinking Stockholm Syndrome (YouTube)Stadafan.comThe Independent UKToday I Found Out.comBusiness InsiderVogue ScandinaviaIMDB “Clark”Clark Olofsson WikipediaMemory Motel podcastHistory.comThe History of Stockholm Syndrome PDFReason Based PracticeColliderBBCCriminal podcastThe New Yorker (November 17, 1974)Six Days in August: The Story of the Stockholm Syndrome by David KingTrigger warnings: Kidnapping, gun violence, and Margo's bad pronunciations. Be sure to follow us on social media. But don't follow us too closely … don't be a creep about it! Subscribe to us on Apple PodcastsTwitter: https://twitter.com/CreepPod @CreepPodFacebook: Join the private group!Instagram @WhatACreepPodcastVisit our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/whatacreepEmail: WhatACreepPodcast@gmail.comWe've got merch here! https://whatacreeppodcast.threadless.com/#Our website is www.whatacreeppodcast.comOur logo was created by Claudia Gomez-Rodriguez. Follow her on Instagram @ClaudInCloud

Musician, actor, songwriter, producer and past TCBCast guest Jamie Kelley returns with Elvis collector & expert John Michael Heath, the co-host of their new YouTube video series EAP Society, to sit down with Justin to talk all about what they've been up to in the past couple years, their history as collectors, and then get down into the nitty gritty behind the classic 1957 film starring Elvis Presley himself, "Loving You." But first - we take a "Detour" to analyze the original short story it was based on, Mary Agnes Thompson's "A Call From Mitch Miller," first published in a June 1956 issue of Good Housekeeping magazine, then dive headlong into the cinematic tale of rock and roll singer Deke Rivers, who comes up through the country and western field with the help of an exploitative manager, only to explode into mass popularity that sets off a firestorm of controversy among those who say his music corrupts youth and... hey, wait a minute... something about this seems oddly familiar?  As we discuss the soundtrack, Justin also begin laying down the rails for a story that runs parallel to the making of Loving You and connects thematically with the movie and will be concluded on the next episode, along with Songs of the Week! Want to hear more from Jamie and John? Check out EAP Society at youtube.com/EAPSociety and www.eapsociety.com, and you can find more of Jamie's music at jamiekelleymusic.com. If you enjoy TCBCast, please consider supporting us with a donation at Patreon.com/TCBCast. If you are unable to support us via Patreon, but want to support us another way, please make sure to leave a positive review or mention our show to another like-minded music history and movie enthusiast. Timestamps: 0:00: Start/Introductions 17:15: Trivia 30:40: Main Topic

You look like you ain't from around here… What? You never seen a rat ridin' a chicken? This is perfectly natural! God made rat, and then he made a beast for the rat to ride around on, simple as that. In this episode, Will is once again visited by the taxidermist who tempts him with some amazing deals. Theo and Will discuss the merits of S'mores Pepsi flavors, and Will brings a segment about the reality TV show Black/White and another about Kentucky Goblins. Email us at segmentcitypodcast@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/SegmentCity Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtOxbiSIX1NlSrNMLSqzFqQ

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Before there was a DJ Bigdirty. The Classics Mix “Where words fail, music speaks.” 1. [00:00] intro 2. [00:33] Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock- It Takes Two 3. [05:13] Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam- Let The Beat Hit ‘Em 4. [08:48] C&C Music Factory Feat Freedom Williams & Zelma Davis- Here we Go 5. [11:26] The Cover Girls- Show Me 6. [14:52] Sweet Sensation- Hooked On You 7. [18:30] Shannon- Let The Music Play 8. [21:15] Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam- Take Me Home 9. [26:20] Noel- Silent Morning 10. [27:56] Gino Latino- Welcome 11. [31:32] Lisette Melendez- Together Forever 12. [33:39] Information Society Vs AKA- What's on Your Mind Cruel Loving (DJ Bigdirty Torment & Pain Mash-up) 13. [35:30] Yaz- Situation 14. [39:58] Depeche Mode- Strange Love 15. [45:47] The Beat Club- Security 16. [48:40] Freestyle- Don't Stop The Rock 17. [50:36] Debbie Deb- When I Hear Music 18. [52:16] Debbie Deb- Lookout Weekend 19. [55:31] Trinere- I Know You Love Me 20. [58:09] Freestyle- The Party Has Begun 21. [01:00:42] Nice & Wild- Diamond Girl 22. [01:04:44] Will To Power- Say It's Gonna Rain 23. [01:07:28] Johnny O- Fantasy Girl 24. [01:11:07] Stevie B- Dreaming Of Love 25. [01:13:29] Will To Power- Dreamin' 26. [01:15:43] Lil Suzy- Take Me In Your Arms 27. [01:18:05] Afrika Bambaataa & The Soul Sonic Force- Planet Rock 28. [01:21:54] Egyptian Lover- Egypt Egypt 29. [01:23:39] Maurice- This Is Acid 30. [01:26:06] Lil Louis- French Kiss 31. [01:28:54] Sir Mix A Lot- Baby Got Back 32. [01:34:08] Clay D & The get Funky Crew- Shake Them Ti**ies 33. [01:38:43] 2 Live Crew- Pop That P 34. [01:42:14] Kyper- Tic Tac Toe 35. [01:47:12] Kyper- (What Gets your Body Hyped) XTC 36. [01:50:08] Salt & Pepa- Push It 37. [01:56:14] Gilette- Short D**k Man 38. [01:57:44] New Order- Blue Monday 39. [02:02:50] Depeche Mode- I Just Can't Get Enough 40. [02:05:21] Yaz- Don't Go 41. [02:10:18] Duran Duran- Hungry Like The Wolf 42. [02:14:16] DJ X Vs The Outfield- Your Love 43. [02:16:16] The Cure- Just Like Heaven “Where words fail, music speaks.” There's no such thing as a perfect story.  I've been trying to create it since the mixtape began.  It's what keeps me creating.  A blank TDK cassette tape was my canvas.  Records were my tool.  Some of you were my inspiration.  My parent's got me my first duel turntables for Christmas during junior year of high school (1985).  One had pitch control & the other not so much. Trying to beat mix was an event, but looking back on it, it was practice man (Allen Iverson 200?).  There was hope though.  A new kid just moved across the street from Panama that knew how to properly beat mix.  Tim Huggins aka The Lonesome Cowboy had the equipment for the job.  This is where I got my first taste of real beat mixing.  After countless hours of trying to mix Madonna, Tears For Fears & Soul Sonic Force together I was getting there. Us and few other fellas used to battle for spinnin' time during Youth Center dances.   While there I realized my niche' was house/freestyle music not really hip-hop.  Back then hip hop was mainly drum beats and samples.  Freestyle and House had electronic swirls, melodies, samples, and disco meets a hard hip hop breakbeat, but faster.  At times I felt like I was floating/flying. Then came my failed attempt at college.  But hey, the music was great!  In the Fall of '87 I moved into a dorm room in Eddy Hall at ENMU (the only co-ed dorm on campus- cool).  I showed up with my music. By now in my mind I was a mixtape specialist.  But who has time for that when you're out on your own for the first time? Eat. Sleep. Basketball. Party. Repeat. I lived on the 2nd floor and I remember consistently sticking my big ass speakers out the window so we'd have music to ball to and dance between games.  Every pickup game was a dance party. I landed a couple of gigs for some frats for free.  Hell, I DJ'd at a damn football stadium for a football game.  What a time to be alive!  I just loved DJing and discovering what I could do with all this music I had. I must give credit to music for all the people I met.  I was social, but not as much as music helped me.   By Fall '88 all that music, mixtape business and partying led me to one of the best decisions of my life. I joined the Air Force. My first assignment was Keesler AFB, Mississippi.  Once again I found myself on the 2nd floor of the dorms.  I was making mixtapes for late night work shifts, room parties & car rides.  We all used to go Fiesta or Take Two nightclubs on the beach.  I wasn't just there to dance, but I was checking out what the DJ's were playing and then going to the record store the next payday and picking up those tracks. I probably drove the DJs crazy asking for the name of the track they were playing. This also included a bunch of people loading into a car go to New Orleans almost every payday weekend and heading to The Blue Crystal- an industrial, goth, alternative club.  We'd wear all black and do a million stupid things in the streets of New Orleans or go to the nightclub in Jax Brewery. Dancing until 4 & 5 in the morning. I was always so curious about what the DJ was gonna play in a big city.  So many discoveries in those joints.  Just trying to expand my musical taste and what would make the perfect mix. Since then, I learned tempo & keys by ear of all this stuff I was listening to. There was so much more to making a mixtape. This mix has been put off for years.  It's truly hard to capture a snapshot of not just my life but those around you during our huge transition(s). I don't like letting people down, so that fear of failure put this “mixtape” off for years.  This mix isn't just about me but for the people that lived it. It incorporates the people I met during those times before I was a club DJ (it took me took til 1997 after giving up around 1993).  I hope it takes you back. As with every mix I hope it tells a story. Music does most of my talking.  It's not perfect, but is anything.  Enjoy…

Email me at djfancyketchup@gmail.comPure Prairie League, Dwight Yoakam, Garth Brooks, Wayne Payne, John Hartford, Jimmy Buffett, Joshua Ray Walker, and more. Yee Haw. 

今回は原付バイクにまつわる切ない恋模様を描いた名曲「LONESOME COWBOY」を紹介します。 原付バイクは切ないっす❗️ Love Letterを思い出します ㊗️槇原敬之さん❗️ ㊗️活動復帰おめでとう これからも槇原敬之さんの素晴らしさを独断と偏見で紹介していきます。 今日も良い１日にしてくれて、ありがとうございます 紹介曲：LONESOME COWBOY （アルバム「PHARMACY」収録） リクエスト曲・お便り・感想etc. 隨時募集中。 https://radiotalk.jp/profile/353314/questions/create 夢は槇原敬之さんと一緒に名曲を生み出すこと #槇原敬之 #マッキー #活動復帰おめでとう #無許可 #ひとり語り #音楽 #豆知識 #落ち著きある #裏話 #仕事 #時事ネタ #語り継ぎたい番組 #命の次に大事なもの #インドアのすすめ #LONESOMECOWBOY #PHARMACY

Ou comment de nouvelles lois sur l'avortement, les armes et le droit de vote réveillent de vieux démons sécessionnistes au Texas. Analyse avec Hélène Vissière, correspondante de L'Express à Washington, et Françoise Coste, historienne spécialiste des États-Unis. Retrouvez tous les détails de l'épisode ici. L'équipe : Ecriture : Xavier Yvon et Margaux Lannuzel Présentation : Xavier Yvon Montage : Lison Verriez Réalisation : Louis Coutel Alternant : Mathias PenguillyCrédits : ABC, BVOV TV, CBS, Site historique de Washington on the Brazos, Spectrum News, W. J. MarshMusique et habillage : Emmanuel Herschon / Studio Torrent Logo : Justine FigueiredoPour nous écrire : laloupe@lexpress.fr Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Lonesome Cowboy Dave is back in the house! We recorded a phone-in to Tarzan's Radio Station at Fossil House on Stang Ranch in Stangsville, Texas on 2021-08-09, and none of us had died yet... although according to the news, the world might end before you get a chance to hear this show all the way to the end. But, what better way to spend your time just before the atmosphere either freezes entirely, or boils away? (... Depending on your location.) Three classic songs by Dave and ESO are included, plus live versions of two of them at the end! Good luck living through the Weather Apocalypse that long. (Note: Apologies to Larry Blamire for the title. Correction: The movie GASLIGHT is actually from 1944.) http://subgenius.com

Mark Hedley, Film ProducerSouthern Arizona Video Productions911 S. Tyndall Ave(310) 488-6275Tucson, Arizona 85719markheadley12@yahoo.comhttps://southernarizonavideo.comSOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook | Instagram | Vimeo |Mark draws from the experience that started as a teenage actor in American westerns. Early one was encouraged by his mentor director, John Huston, to work behind the camera. He was introduced to Mr. Huston via the star of LIFE AND TIMES OF JUDGE ROY BEAN, PaulNewman. Mark was a young boy at that point in his career and soon decided this was the work for him. Mark continued working on such films as McLINTOCK! with John Wayne, MONTE WALSH with his friend Lee Marvin and countless other movies. Mark even got the pleasure and honor of working with Frank Sinatra on DIRTY DINGUS MAGEE and Andy Warhol on LONESOME COWBOY. Since Leaving Arizona for the goldfields of California, he has had a stellar career as producer and line producer, being privileged to produce such films as STAND-INS and Visioneer. While Mark's experience blends the creative and technical aspects of filmmaking, his true genius lies in the behind-the-scenes nuts and bolts aspects of movie production that are key to making any successful film.

Before we begin Season 2 of the podcast, it's a palate cleanser miniseries all about the most acclaimed animated franchise of the 20th and 21st centuries: “Toy Story”. It's The Pixel Chronicles! This week, we conclude this miniseries with (hopefully) the final movie forever and ever: “Toy Story 4”! We'll question why this movie even exists, deal with John Lasseter's #MeToo reckoning, analyze uninteresting villains and side characters, share love for all things Forky, and so much more.Plus, Miles from “The Disc Dump” stops by for another Community Outreach segment. Join your wonky yet affable host! Check out I Drink Your Podcast at https://idrinkyourpodcast.libsyn.com/ This Week's Recommendation(s): “Lucky Me” (1954)For every single episode at least a week early and great WEEKLY bonus episodes, become a Patreon subscriber. For only $5 you can help keep the show alive and enjoy some quality laughs in the process: https://www.patreon.com/coolnesschroniclesTwitter: @coolnesspodryan, Instagram: @thecoolnesschronicles, Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coolnesspodryan Theme Music by: Bildschirm (bildschirm.bandcamp.com)  The clips featured in this podcast were for critical review and parody, which are protected under the Fair Use laws of the United States Copyright Act of 1976. All rights are reserved and acknowledged. “The Ballad of the Lonesome Cowboy” by Randy Newman. ℗©2019 Walt Disney Records/PixarSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/coolnesschronicles)

BOOTS & SADDLE - June 1, 2021 1. Strictly Nuthin' - Frankie Miller (Country Music's New Star - 1962)  2. I Don't Want To Be Me - Mickey McGivern & The Mustangs featuring Billy Adams (Hard Times - 1967) 3. Only You - Eastwind (Eastwind - 1974) 4. Six Days on the Road - Chef Adams (Singer / Songwriter  - 1969) 5. That Georgia Town - Honey West (The Moods Of My Man  - 1971) 6. Love Minus Zero / No Limit - Starpainter (Single - 2021) 7. Ready To Fight - Croy And The Boys (Of Course They Do - 2021) 8. Are You Out There - Esther Rose (How Many Times - 2021) 9. Fancy Island - Jolie Blue & The Habaneros (Picante - 2021) 10. 2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten - Lucinda Williams (Car Wheels on A Gravel Road - 1998) 11. Another Town - Steve Earle (Transcendental Blues - 2000) 12. Let's Say Goodnight - Los Lobos (...And A Time To Dance - 1983) 13. Angel Face Body Full of Sin - Mack Allen Smith (Single - 1975) 14. Caked Joy Rag [instrumental] - Robbie Fulks (50-Vc. Doberman - 2009) 15. An Empty Glass - Gary Stewart (Live at Billy Bob's Texas: Gary Stewart - 2003) 16. Drink All Night - Timbo (Brand New Feeling [EP] - 2020) 17. Dropping Out of Sight - Bobby Bare (As Is - 1981)  18. Down the Line - Fred J. Eaglesmith (The Boy That Just Went Wrong - 1983) 19. Before She Made Me Crawl - Redd Volkaert (No Stranger To A Tele - 2001) 20. Like It or Not I Love You - Bobby Dove (Hopeless Romantic - 2021) 21. Good Luck Enough - Katie Jo (Pawn Shop Queen - 2021) 22. Excuse Yourself - Olivia Ellen Lloyd (Loose Cannon - 2021) 23. Shivers - Katie Mae & the Lubrication (Hazy Angel - 2020) 24. Dead End Job Blues - West of Texas (Heartache, Hangovers & Honky Tonks - 2021) 25. ET from Rosewell (Almost Crashed My Car) - Bruno Nesci (ET From Roswell - 2021) 26. Lauren - Charlie Marie (Ramble On - 2021) 27. Tulsa Telephone Book - Tom T. Hall (In Search of a Song - 1971)  28. Hold to My Unchanging Love - Jeanne Pruett (Satin Sheets - 1973) 29. No Consequence - Cam Penner (To Build A Fire - 2012) 30. Sadie Was a Lady - Johnny Bond (That Wild, Wicked but Wonderful West (Expanded Edition) - 1961) 31. Buckaroo  [instrumental] - Jeff Bradshaw & Dave Hamilton (Swingin' Country Dance Toons - 2003) 32. Twisted Britches [instrumental] - Sonny Aiken (Lost, Lonesome Cowboy - 2020)

Gleich zwei Jubiläen kann Lucky Luke in diesem Jahr feiern: die 100. Ausgabe und den 75. Geburtstag. Der Zeichner Ralf König wird dafür ein Sonderheft gestalten. Für ihn ist dies eine Ehre: Schon als Junge war er Fan. Ralf König im Gespräch mit Liane von Billerbeck www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Interview Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14 Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

BOOTS & SADDLE - February 2, 2021 1. Be a Little Quieter - Porter Wagoner (Sings His Own - 1971) 2. I Really Don't Want to Know - Loretta Lynn (Don't Come Home a Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind) - 1967) 3. Are You Mine? - Ernest Tubb & Loretta Lynn (Mr. and Mrs. Used To Be - 1965) 4. I'lll Take Another Margarita - Nick Garza's Get Along (Single - 2021) 5. Making the Scene - The Divorcees (Drop of Blood - 2021) 6. I'm Musing You - Melissa Carper (Single / Daddy's Country Gold - 2021) 7. Can You Believe My Luck - Lasers Lasers Birmingham (Single - 2021) 8. Honky-Tonkin' - Gary Stewart (Out of Hand - 1975) 9. Honky Tonkin' in the Moonlight - The Saluda Moonlighters (Too Late to Pray: Defiant Chicago Roots - 2019) 10. Thank You Sir - Slim Hanson and the Poor Choices (Bustin' Broncs and Honky Tonks - 2020) 11. Meanwhile, Down at Joe's - Kitty Wells (Country All The Way - 1966) 12. Got You On My Mind - Hawkshaw Hawkins (Single - 1952) 13. I Dreamed of an Old Love Affair - Ferlin Husky (Ferlin Husky's Songs Of The Home And Heart - 1956) 14. In the Arms of Love [feat. Gene Price] - Merle Haggard & The Strangers (Okie from Muskogee [Recorded Live from Muskogee, OK] - 1969)  15. Mama Tried (Instrumental) - The Strangers (Instrumental Sounds of Merle Haggard's Strangers - 1969) 16. You Lose a Good Thing - Freddy Fender (Rock 'n' Country - 1976) 17. Everything's Good in Texas - Bobby Lewis (Then & Now (New Recordings) - 2011) 18. I Never Knew Lonely (Until You Left Me) - Mayeux & Broussard (Single - 2020) 19. In My Blue World - Tammi Savoy & The Chris Casello Combo (That Rock 'n' Roll Rhythm! - 2020) 20. No Trouble No More - JP Cyr & The Midnightmen (Fooled Again - 2020) 21. Haunted Home - Geoffrey Miller (All Night Honky Tonk Man - 2020) 22. Begs and Achin' - HAM Rodeo (HAM Rodeo EP - 2020) 23. An Empty Glass - Mike and the Moonpies (Bootleg Series: July 08, 2012) 24. I Ain't the Girl - Brittany Brooks (Single - 2019) 25. The Bytowne Blues - Sonny Aiken (Lost, Lonesome Cowboy - 2020) 26. Rock Bottom Pop. 1 - Robbie Fulks  (Revenge [Standing] - 2007) 27. Mal Hombre - Lydia Mendoza (Single - 1934) 28. Sea of Heartbreak - Leroy Van Dyke (Walk On By - 1961) 29. Thing Like Me - Cole Bridges (Thing Like Me - 2020) 30. This Old Town - Kelsey Rae (Fortune Teller - 2016) 31. Jersey Bounce - Jeff Bradshaw & Dave Hamilton (Swingin' Country Dance Toons - 2003) 32. Colorado Trail - Ian Tyson (Ian Tyson - 1984)

It has been another great jam packed week of AEW content In this Episode I talk AEW Dark 1/19 and AEW Dynamite 1/20 Also Touch on Impact Wrestling's ppv Hard to kill and this weeks Episode Dont Forget to Rate this podcast 5 stars and leave a Review Thanks! You guys can find me on Twitter and let me know what you think of the episode. Host: Jeff Englert https://twitter.com/Jenglert88 Podcast twitter https://twitter.com/100ElitePod Full song at the end https://youtu.be/wUOL1zcMpwA Check out Erics stuff Twitter https://twitter.com/Edge_419 Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/edge419 Thanks for checking it out!

BOOTS & SADDLE - DECEMBER 8, 2020 1. This Time Tomorrow (I'll Be Gone) - Waylon Jennings (Waylon - 1970) 2. I Walk Alone - Loretta Lynn (Your Squaw Is On the Warpath - 1969) 3. Tall Tall Trees - Roger Miller (A Trip In The Country - 1970) 4. Leave It In the Jar - J. Nowicki (We Still Gotta Lotta Livin' To Do - 2020) 5. Go Down Swignin' - Brit Taylor (Real Me - 2020) 6. All Night Honky Tonk Man - Geoffrey Miller (All Night Honky Tonk Man - 2020) 7. Keeps Me Running - Esther Rose (Single - 2020) 8. Why Me - The Country Side Of Harmonica Sam (Broken Bottle, Broken Heart - 2019) 9. Blazing Smokestack - Willis Brothers (Single - 1964) 10. Soy De San Luis - Texas Tornados (Texas Tornados - 1990) 11. Rolling Along - Lucinda Williams (Happy Woman Blues - 1980) 12. Jambalaya (On the Bayou) - Jerry Lee Lewis (1958) 13. We Live a Long Time to Get Old - Robbie Fulks (13 Hillbilly Giants - 2001) 14. A Girl With No Future - Donna Darlene (Single - 1965) 15. If She Were Gone - Golden Promise (Single - 2020) 16. Goofus - Bill Boyd (Bill Boyd's Cowboy Ramblers - 1975) 17. What Am I Gonna Tell My Heart - Hillman Hall (One Pitcher Is Worth A Thousand Words - 1975) 18. Hard Out Here - Hayes Carll (KMAG YOYO (& Other American Stories) - 2011) 19. I Lie a Lot - Ray Price (Touch My Heart - 1966) 20. All Messed Up (No Place To Go) - Paul Weber (Older & Wiser - 1991) 21. I'm In No Condition - Dolly Parton (Hello, I'm Dolly - 1967) 22. It Ain't Over Till You're Crying - Rachel Brooke (The Loneliness In Me - 2020) 23. Stupid Cupid - Scott MacKay (Single - 2020) 24. Lonesome For You, Darlin' - Sonny Aiken (Lost, Lonesome Cowboy - 2020) 25. You Go Around (feat. Johnny Rodriguez) - Amber Digby (Heroes, Mentors and Friends: The Legends Project - 2020) 26. Melissa - Allman Bros. (Eat A Peach - 1972) 27. I Love You So Much it Hurts - Floyd Tillman (Single - 1948)  28. The Master's Call - Marty Robbins (Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs - 1959) 29. So Wrong - Patsy Cline (Single - 1962) 30. The Walls of This Old Honky Tonk - Red Steagall (Lone Star Beer and Bob Wills Music - 1976) 31. I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight - Dori Freeman (Letters Never Read - 2017) 32. Medium Rare - Wade Mosher (Dreams About Small Village in Texas - 2020) 33. Give My Love to Rose - Johnny Cash (American IV: The Man Comes Around - 2002)

Episode 384 also includes an E.W. Essay titled "Charlie." We share Episode Three of a Radio Play written by our Associate Producer Dr. Michael Pavese titled "The Lonesome Cowboy"as performed by Dominick Azzarelli. We have an E.W. poem called "Trusty Couch." Our music this go round is provided by these wonderful artists: Django Reinhardt, Stephane Grapelli, Spoon, Willie Nelson, Morris Goldstein, Johnny Cash, Rosemary Clooney, Branford Marsalis and Terrence Blanchard. Commercial Free, Small Batch Radio Crafted In the Endless Mountains of Pennsylvania... Heard All Over The World. Tell Your Friends and Neighbors...

This is the second part of that old recording that's not a rerun, because we never ran it uncut and unmarred. This is as close to the master recording off WCSB Cleveland's cassette deck that we'll get. It was recorded July, 1994, right around X-Day 6. Participants on this ESO Swamp Radio episode were host the late Prof. Chas Smith, Lonesome Cowboy Dave, Princess Wei, and Rev. Ivan Stang.  Speaking of X-Day, we'll be doing a virtual meet-up this week until the Saucers come and take us away. The details will be on subgenius.com if you want to join us on Zoom, starting July 5. We will attempt to record Hours of Slack each afternoon, via teleconference! Starwood festival is also being done that way.  http://subgenius.com X-DAY DETAILS

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Episode 366 also includes an E.W. Essay titled "Sarah Sings." Actor Dominick Azzarelli performs the second episode of "The Lonesome Cowboy" written by our Associate Producer Dr. Michael Pavese. We have an E.W.poem called "Black Cosmic Friend." Our music this go round is provided by these wonderful artists: Django Reinhard, Stephane Grapelli, A. Swayze & the Ghosts, Jimmy Webb, Sarah Vaughn, Johnny Cash, Carmen McRae, Branford Marsalis and Terrence Blanchard. Commercial Free, Small Batch Radio Crafted In the Endless Mountains of Pennsylvania... Heard All Over The World. Tell Your Friends and Neighbors...

This week Justin Favela calls Nevada Public Radio to chat with artist and designer Brent Holmes. After hearing Brent talk about the arts during this pandemic on KNPR's State of Nevada, Justin wanted to continue the conversation and get into how artists are responding to their new reality in isolation. Listen in as Brent shares his early memories of the Las Vegas strip, talks about his relationship with the desert, his thoughts on what we are going through at this moment and much, much more.  Show Notes: KNPR's State of Nevada Anthony Bondi Pandemic Drawings - Barrick Museum of Art Radar Adriana Chavez Heidi Rider Karla Lagunas Nevada Humanities Brent's Website Instagram - @bread_n_circus   The Art People Podcast is edited and produced by Justin Favela (@favyfav). Production assistance from Mindy Hale and music by Mike McDonald.  Follow us on social media @artpeoplepod and visit artpeoplepod.com for more episodes.

It was July 4 at 22X-Day Drill, and by the fourth hour of live blabbershow, Dr. Drummond and even Dr. Hal had pooped out -- but Rev. Ivan Stang and Princess Wei had returned, re-energized. This thus sounds very much like a Stang Ranch or Cleveland show with Dave calling in, except that instead of Dave on the phone we had on stage our erstwhile Cleveland Heights neighbor, IDRMRSR, aka Mister Sister, one of the few official Church conservatives. He had been tippling a bit. (We managed to slide a little Lonesome Cowboy in the mix too.) Also represented are Rev. Watt deFalk, and music by Rev. Angry Larry with mystery accompanist X recorded live at 22X-Day Drill -- complete with loud boorish drunks talking over it. Also: The Rudy Schwartz Project; The Skeletons (Psycho); and Dewey Cox (two songs from "Walk Hard"). LeMur's cutting-up spices everything, and Mr. F. LeMur is actually discussed as a person by the only one of us who has actually met him!

We managed to get through this (probably) last truly live broadcast from WCSB without crying or even getting sappy like we did a couple of shows back. At first there's a new Liberty Tubes song, an amazing rock-n-roll mash-up by Dido (?), and ten minutes of a funny 2017 X-Day podcrust with Revs. Shoggoth, Peas and Eggplant. Then Dr. Sinister joins StangDoe and the Lonesome Cowboy for, after twenty years, one final bout of live jibber-jabber using WCSB's excellent microphones, headphones, and phone-caller audio. (Our home studio at Stang Ranch is a bit less professionally appointed.) There are some thank-yous, some reminiscing about the more freakish frequent WCSB callers, some secrets revealed, the usual sudden tangents into twisted versions of current events, science, and ancient history, killer clowns, momos, and some philosophizing from Stang regarding his recent indignities of aging and how they've slowed the final epic move of sacred SubGenius crap from Cleveland to the secure rural Texas compound (an hour from Waco! Heh!). The show ends with a recording of "SubGenius Lullaby" from Chas Smith's old ESO show on the station, which is probably a real tear-jerker for long-time listeners.

All Roads Lead to Brennan. With SpyGate on the verge of blowing sky high, Maria Bartiromo goes on the warpath -- pointing directly at former CIA chief John Brennan as the "mastermind" of it all. From the spying to the attempted coup. Lindsey Graham says he suspects the CIA as prime mover, as does reporter John Solomon, fresh from his interview with Joseph Mifsud's lawyer. Perilously close to proof that Mifsud was a Western asset, not Russian, as falsely claimed by Comey & Mueller. AG Barr & John Durham bearing down hard on The Origins. IG Horowitz report getting longer. Stefan Halper forced to admit his spook credentials. Bruce & Nellie Ohr approaching indictment territory. The latest SpyGate analysis from Tom Fitton and Sara Carter. Wondering how far The Perps will push this country? Will they ever tap the brakes on their own malfeasance? Before the next Civil War perhaps? These are extremely dangerous people. Luckily, the good guys are winning. Onward. Devil with a Blue Dress. Ballad of the Lonesome Cowboy. Toy Story 4 and Keanu Reeves. Riding the Glory Train. With Listener Calls & Music via Chris Stapleton, 10cc, The Alexandrov Ensemble and Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels. Sacred Song from Ricky Nelson.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is one HELL of a rerun, since much of it takes place in Hell. Much of it comes from a rip-roaring live ESO Swamp Radio show of the year 2000 or so, and it's a wonderful example of the days when Prof. Chas Smith was still alive and producing amazing improv shows. He, Rev. Stang, Princess Wei  and the Lonesome Cowboy were particularly inspired on this one, and it's hard to believe none of it was scripted. We sure were FASTER back in those days... There's a subplot involving murder on the high seas, but the main story is the ongoing infinities of torture meted out to, first, Dave, and then poor Stang. One of our very favorite oldies! TO DONATE TO HOUR OF SLACK: http://subgenius.com/ts/hos.html

All the insane-sounding collages of "Bob" Dobbs bulldada come from the great Fernandinande LeMur. Some ranting about the War on God is by Stang and Einstein's Secret Orchestra in the Pufferdome at Starwood Festival of 2000. A Puzzling Evidence clip with Dr. Hal talking about the hot link of X-Day is even older, the 1980s, and we hear Nenslo's great song "There's a Feller Down in Texas", recorded at a big devival either in Portland or Seattle, in the 1990s. But all the rest is a chat with Lonesome Cowboy Dave, covering, as usual, everything and nothing. See the Hour of Slack page on SubSITE for list of broadcast stations in the U.S. and Canada Order Lonesome Cowboy Dave's novel NEIGHBORWORLD and/or THE BOOK OF THE SUBGENIUS (signed) 

AWWD008 – a lonesome cowboy journey episode – Atcha Will Drive Podcast Let’s go for a smooth ride at 127 bpm through beautiful landscapes to the next town where party is already warming up… Tracklist (Time – Title – Artist – Label): 00:00 – Cowboys – Dusty Kid – Kling Klong 06:31 – Cabecudas – Christian Smith – Bedrock Records 11:12 – The Landscapes Dessinateur (Ian O’Donovan’s Skyscape Dub Remix) – Damabiah – Natura Sonoris 16:50 – Scalar Field –...Lire la suite Lire la suite

Da Sandro Arbeitstechnisch verhindert ist bin ich heute sozusagen der "Lonesome Cowboy" auf unserem Ponyhof. Ich geb trotzdem mein bestes die Info zu der Woche zu geben, wie immer eine kurze Analyse der Spiele, ein kurzes Injury Update und ein kleiner Ausflug durch den Waiver Wire. Am Ende gibt's noch zwei Sell High Kandidaten, sollte ich in der Woche noch den ein oder anderen hören, gibt's den in der FB Gruppe.Kommende Woche wird es leider keine Folge geben so wie es aussieht, da keiner von uns im Lande ist, ich werde mich auch da bemühen euch auf Facebook zu informieren Folge direkt herunterladen

This one's a Radio Synaesthesia show without Dr. Sinister, with Stang at the controls, Princess Wei and Dr. Hal (with yet another new song!) in the studio, and the Lonesome Cowboy on the phone, recorded July 9 "2017." Many Church secrets are revealed including the history of SubGenius transgender weddings. Pretty much everything important is discussed, followed by discussions of everything else. Hopefully we will have Tarzan's Radio Station fully cranked up next week.   Order Lonesome Cowboy Dave's novel NEIGHBOR WORLD and/or THE BOOK OF THE SUBGENUS (signed): http://www.subgenius.com/scatalog/books.htm

Live 2017-08-27 Music includes very old (The Monkees, Glassmadness, Dr. G. Gordon Gordon and Drs. for Extreme Prejudice) and very new (Dr. Faux and the Right Angles, Xposed 4Heads, and two songs from a 2014 album by The Rainmakers that was new to us but uncannily timely. Then it gets talky, with a discussion about the Western Jackelope from Stang Ranch followed by some Thorazine Urine Podcrust from 20X-Day (Peas, Faux, Shoggoth in this case), and finally the Lonesome Cowboy calls the station. Dave's centrifuge of spittle versus The Elite. Who ARE the Elite? Fox News being the most mainstream and elite. Dave's slippery, soapy problems with connective tissue of the topic of discussion. The Air Force can induce a near-death OOB experience just by putting pilots in a centrifuge! Neighborworld is about to be on sale! The Salton Sea and the SubGenius in Mexicali or Calexico. Dave's cousin Fornicato. Dave's novel Neighborworld about to be published; excerpt. A mouse gnaws on Dave's phone line. Stang's job and the SubGenius documentary. Hurricane Harvey versus Obama's flood regulations (removed by Trump 2 weeks prior). Crazy greed-mongerers like "Bob." Wei's new word: EXTEMPORADIO. Podcrust of 20X-Day. The Texas studio, where gravity is higher.

Opens with "Slack It" by XPosed 4Heads - astounding! From their new album. Then new music by The Psycvho Skeletons and The Rudy Schwartz Project. But then Lonesome Cowboy Dave calls in, or vice versa, and Oh, what a party! Some shocking and controversial subject6s are covered in depth, such as Dave's new novel NEIGHBORWORLD being published by the new SubGenius Foundation press; Stang's theories about the Russian hackers' "BBC-BBW" Internet porno propaganda intrusions exacerbating racism; The Easter Snake; ruins of Atlantis found all over Stang Ranch; children and the Illuminati; taxes and chiggers, how they interact; the beehive next to our faces; and the exact uses of The Acid Bath. 

After being psychologically knocked for a loop, we are back with ten times as many screaming heads as they tried to cut off! We had a lot of fun assembling this episode, which is actually scripted, in a funny way; it helped us to get over THE HORROR and to move on with THE BATTLE in order to win THE JOKE. For the first half hour we copped (and recut) a lot of uncredited collage work from The Puzzling Evidence Show of the previous week (election week), then called up The Lonesome Cowboy and climbed back into the saddle for another bout in the ring. (Is it possible that a boxing ring is the wrong place for a horse race? WHO CARES? Why not both?) We also copped some good lines from those tricky Scrubgenius forum posters. The Swinging Love Corpses close out this heartfelt show with their prescient song, "We Are Going to Save the Universe."

First up are some good samples from 19X-Day: two memorable new songs by St. Andrew the Impaled and Rev. Amy MmHmm, and two new improvised rants by Revs. Faux and Stang with guitar god backing (Lord Angry Larry and Lord Rock God). We also have a DEVO cover that Rev. Bleepo Abernathy had something to do with. Captain Ahab (Gregory Peck) spouts off about that darn old whale, or maybe "Bob." And Rev. Jimmy Ryan rawks. But the focus of the live talk part of the show are two songs from an ancient 45 rpm record by The Chronics, a punk band of some reknown from the late 1970s that featured our favorite lonesome cowboy, Dave, when he was a tiny little youth. Dave instructs us about The Chronics and reveals yet more secrets about his surreal life among the corruptigating worms.

First time back in the WCSB studio after 19X-Day, Starwood 36, and the RNC! We changed our minds about releasing the X-Day recordings as fast as we can -- we'll save some of those for our 6 months in Texas when we don't have the station or Dave. But this show has the Lonesome Cowboy! -- and lots of music too: Xposed 4Heads, The Fantastic Plastics, O.O.B. Experience, Doktors 4 Extreme Prejudice. Discussions cover The Age of Stupid, current events, undercurrents, currants, the elections, and how to repeat, quip your jab and Slock on. Some anecdotes from the various events are told and the "Bob" Whoopee Cushion is finally explained in full.

Back in 1994, Hour of Slack came from Dallas, but we used a lot of material recorded whenever Rev. Stang visited Cleveland and sat in on the late Chas Smith's show, "ESO Radio/Brain Rot Theater" on WCSB. One of the best chunks of one of the best of those shows, "Lonesome Cowboy Dave in Space," comprises the majority of this. Many listeners thought it was SCRIPTED! What was scripted however was the intro to the show, detailing the truly dire deadlines and circumstances of The SubGenius Foundation at that time. Also includes music from Nenslo, The Rudy Schwartz Project and Doktorz 4 "Bob".

We're busy packing to move the Bulldada Time Control Labs back to Cleveland Bluffs for the summer, so it's (still) rerun time. Luckily, this particular rerun is one of the best of the 1990s ESO/SubGenius live radio collaborations, from ESO Swamp Radio on WCSB Cleveland. Chas Smith still had his life, and his original band, and you hear them playing along musically with wherever Stang and Lonesome Cowboy Dave go -- which was primarily to Hell and back. It is a torturous route, but it has a happy ending: Dave saves the world, and Chas covers a Residents classic.

Dr. Hal, Rev. Stang, the Lonesome Cowboy, and a mess of callers continue as guests on the second part of Dr. Sinister's Radio Synaesthesia from June 28, just before 18X-Day. The list of subject matters covered (on the text log at subgenius.com) is a couple of pages long, but as you might guess, both dinosaurs and low budget old sci fi movies are covered, along with eternal verities, inspirational real-life anecdotes, and a lot of smart-assery. The Paleo Diet and flying saucer sightings also get the treatment. And Rev. Ivan Stang once again reverts to his alter ego, the shriekingly angry teabucker redneck Yahoo-commenter inside him. 

At first it's a fairly "normal" show (by Hour of Slack standards anyway). Then, seemingly out of desperation, Stang starts reading ONAN CANOBITE'S DECEMBER 2014 SERMON. For 20 minutes, the show alternates between Stang reading chunks of the great ONAN SERMON and Dave doing his patented surrealist extemporaneizing -- altogether, an excellent combo of clever writing and pure Spouting. At the climax, the worst "Bob" song in the world is played! We apologize for NOTHING! 

"When the legend becomes fact, print the legend!" Es ist mal wieder Zeit für einen Gast. Für diese Ausgabe haben wir uns mit Simon Kyprianou, einem der fleißigen Schreiberlinge vom "35 Millimeter - Das Retro-Filmmagazin" unterhalten. Wir hatten die Gelegenheit mit ihm über die Entstehung dieses liebevoll gestalteten Filmmagazins zu sprechen, das sich leidenschaftlich dafür einsetzt, das Erbe der Filmgeschichte für junge Generationen erfahrbar zu machen. Anlässlich des Western-Spezials in der nun schon sechsten Ausgabe von "35 Millimeter" hat uns Simon folgerichtig auch ein echtes Schwergewicht des Genres nahegelegt: John Wayne und James Stewart in einem Film von John Ford: The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance Monument Valley, Lonesome Cowboy, Wild West! Nein, all das gibt es nicht (mehr) so wirklich in John Fords Western. Stattdessen zeichnet Ford ein Bild des Übergangs. Der Wilde Westen wird gezähmt, statt Gunfights gibt es nun Law 'n' Order. Ein Abgesang auf Revolverhelden (in diesem Falle des "Guten" John Wayne und des "Bösen" Lee Marvin), der den Topoi des wohl amerikanischsten aller Genres neue Aspekte hinzufügt.

We're posting this early because the world ends next week, and we don't want to have to stop right in the middle of the Apocolypse just to mess with distributing this show.  This 2003 episode was one listener's intro to the Church of the SubGenius, and he recently drew our attention to it because he was looking for a copy. We're glad he did because neither the war nor X-Day have changed much, and our 2003 description  remains almost valid: "This is The Greatest Hour of Slack Ever. I know I often say that, but this time it's true for sure. The live ESO shows of the last 3 weeks have been WAR TALK and X-Day Hankerin'. The best in those veins that wasn't TOTALLY stupid, yet was still gut-blowingly hilarious - yet horrifying, considering the subject matter - those clips went into this one. Also, Mister F. Le Mur cranked out noise like he previously cranked out art. I guess Le Mur is now the Slack man's Terry Gilliam to the Slack man's Monty Python, in that he does a lot of the show, yet he's never heard. This show furthermore contains an Artemia Salina chop-up which should get lots of future replay as it's copied and bounced around audio sarcasm collectors. And, the newly Hour of Slacked Hank Flloyd and the Swerving Headlights presents yet ANOTHER great alien abduction C&W ballad." The live parts were recorded at WCSB, Cleveland, for the late Chas Smith's show ESO Swamp Radio. Chas is heard along with Lonesome Cowboy dave, Preincess Wei R. Doe and Rev. Stang.  

 This episode starts with a colossal Connie collage by Rev. Susie the Floozie, done back in the old days before people got so suspicious of Mrs. Dobbs. That's 20 minutes of song and dance, and a little killing. The show ends with the end of Susie's "Bob"/Connie show. In between, Stang, Doe & Dave the Lonesome Cowboy go at it. The word "tattoon" is coined. The Koch Brothers and Africanized Killer Deer are discussed, but not together. Dave recounts his punk rock years. We prove that the Duck Dynasty guys are Muslims. There is a very detailed review of the movie "Dead Man." And, there are funny noises!

Back in 1994, Hour of Slack originated in Dallas, but we used a lot of material recorded whenever Rev. Stang visited Cleveland and sat in on the late Chas Smith's show, "ESO Radio/Brain Rot Theater" on WCSB. One of the best chunks of one of the best of those shows, "Lonesome Cowboy Dave in Space," comprises the majority of this episode. Many listeners thought it was SCRIPTED! The only thing that was scripted however was the intro to the ESO show tapes, detailing the truly dire deadlines and circumstances of The SubGenius Foundation in late 1994. (We had two weeks to finish our half-finished book REVELATION X, and we had just moved (most unfortunately, as it turned out) from our funky old house into a brand new custom home.) Also in the show is music from Nenslo, The Rudy Schwartz Project and Doktorz 4 "Bob".

This, to me (Stang), is a better than usual Hour of Slack, because I as show host was lucky enough to have both Dr. Hal and Lonesome Cowboy Dave in the studio at WCSB -- and, halfway through the show, Dr. Sinister. You cannot get much more pure audio Slack than that -- unless you also have Dr. G. Gordon Gordon, who emailed us a topical (!) short rant about the Batman Movie Massacre, inserted near the beginning. (Technically, Dave was phoning in, but since he's generally the only person ALLOWED to phone in, he might as well have been in the studio.) The conversation between the Doktors of the Air ranges from 15X-day, which had ended earlier that very day, to DAMNED NEAR EVERYTHING ELSE, such as, for instance, Fleischer cartoons and how the "human blockhead" sideshow act is done. Both Dr. Hal and Dave turn in STERLING performances. We still have almost 3 more hours with these worthies from Dr. Sinister's show, and our hope for upcoming episodes is to intercut that material with the location X-Day recordings of rants, music and "radio shows" -- a truly daunting editing task, the thought of which makes me (to quote Little Big Man) "shrivel like a spider on a hot stove."

Dr. Hal of The Ask Dr. Hal Show and Puzzling Evidence joins us live in the studios of WCSB Cleveland for one last farewell to the planet. . . although we did another 2 hours on Radio Synaesthesia, immediately following this hour, which will comrpise the next two Hour of Slack episodes, probably. Cast of this intense episode: Rev. Ivan Stang, Dr. Hal, Lonesome Cowboy Dave, Princess Wei, and Dr. Sinister. Frankly it is mostly Hal and Dave. Imagine trying to keep up with those two. Considering the deadline -- leaving the the planet in a few days, or at worst overseeing two week-long festivals -- this was by far the easiest show I, Stang, have ever done. Mainly I just watched the volumes and let the two masters have at it.

Recorded live on December 13, 2009 at WCSB-Cleveland. We start with some Christmas-y songs and collages, and then pretend that it's already 2010. Rev. Ivan Stang, Princess Wei R. Doe and Lonesome Cowboy Dave recap the major news events and deaths (and extinctions) of 2009 in surreal detail. Contains news of upcoming SubGenius and roller derby events, Stang's microlife update, semi-lucid banter, SubGenius Xmas songs, and the first known recordings of the actual voice of Tater Gumphries. Batteries not included. Some assembly required. Action figures sold seperately.

December 6, 2009 - Lonesome Cowboy Dave and Rev. Ivan Stang phoned in to Dr. Sinister's talk show, Radio Synesthesia, on WCSB Cleveland, and breathlessly talked for an hour about everything. EVERYTHING. All human cultures, their languages, and their general historical upshots are thoroughly covered in this hour. Not one single stone on any beach on Earth is left unturned. Guest caller No Money Mark also chimes in. While most Hours of Slack consist of 30 to 50 discreet tracks, this one consists of 4.

Episode 1212 is the FIRST of many more EDITED ones to come about 12X-Day, when the last shall be first. Because we're already behind on shows, and faced with several dozen hours of INSTOUNDING location audio to edit, we're FIRST starting with the LAST things recorded during the 12X-Day Drill: Dr. Sinister's uncut WCSB RADIO SYNESTHESIA show from July 5 night, broadcast right after Stang, Princess Wei and Dr. Hal and had returned from the great event, joined by phone by Lonesome Cowboy Dave. This otherwise unbroken recording is broken up by LeMur, new songs by Max Slack and Phineas Narco, and a bit of fresh Puzzling Evidence.

tweede editie van de narafi sessions!

We're busy for the next 8 weeks with the online SubGenius History course (at maybelogic.net), so it's rerun time. Luckily, this particular rerun is one of the best of the late-90s ESO/SubGenius live radio collaborations, from ESO Swamp Radio on WCSB Cleveland. Chas Smith still had his life, and his original band, and you hear them playing along musically with wherever I, Stang and Lonesome Cowboy Dave go -- which was primarily to Hell and back. It is a torturous route, but it has a happy ending: Dave saves the world, and Chas covers a Residents classic.

Back in 1994, Hour of Slack came from Dallas, but we used a lot of material recorded whenever Rev. Stang visited Cleveland and sat in on the late Chas Smith's show, "ESO Radio/Brain Rot Theater" on WCSB. One of the best chunks of one of the best of those shows, "Lonesome Cowboy Dave in Space," comprises the majority of this. Many listeners thought it was SCRIPTED! What was scripted however was the intro to the show, detailing the truly dire deadlines and circumstances of The SubGenius Foundation at that time. Also includes music from Nenslo, The Rudy Schwartz Project and Doktorz 4 "Bob".

Recorded at the Brushwood stage before a live audience on July 5, 2008, this Hour of Slack is, by popular demand, almost entirely the learned banter of Dr. Hal and Lonesome Cowboy Dave, with only smatterings of Rev. Stang, Princess Wei, Mister F. LeMur and Norel Pref. We do however get to hear two complete classic songs from the late Chas Smith's band, Einstein's Secret Orchestra.