Podcasts about Lost Together

Join David Peck, host of Face2Face, as he chats with Canadian music icon Jim Cuddy and filmmaker Dale Heslip to discuss their new film, Blue Rodeo: Lost Together. In this engaging conversation, they explore the intersection of music and storytelling, the creative process behind the film, and the deep connections that make their work resonate with audiences. Tune in for behind-the-scenes insights, heartfelt moments, and a celebration of Canadian artistry.Synopsis:Lost Together is an engaging dive into the world of one of Canada's most beloved bands, Blue Rodeo. With the unmistakable voices of Jim Cuddy and Greg Keelor guiding the way, this documentary blends humor, honesty, and heart to tell the story of their incredible 40-year journey. As Blue Rodeo continues to hit new creative highs, Lost Together takes you behind the scenes of their extraordinary adventure. The film is a delightful and lively celebration of Blue Rodeo's legacy, their music, and the enduring friendship between two artists. It's a must-watch for fans and anyone who appreciates how music can bring people together and create something truly special.Bios:Jim Cuddy is a Canadian singer-songwriter, best known as the co-founder and frontman of the legendary country-rock band Blue Rodeo. Since the band's formation in 1984, Cuddy's distinctive voice and heartfelt songwriting have helped shape the landscape of Canadian music, earning him multiple Juno Awards and a place in the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. Beyond Blue Rodeo, he has released several acclaimed solo albums, showcasing his signature blend of folk, rock, and country influences. Renowned for his storytelling and timeless melodies, Cuddy remains a beloved figure in Canadian music, continually inspiring audiences with his passion and authenticity.Dale Heslip is a Canadian filmmaker, director, and creative storyteller known for his work across music, television, and film. With a keen eye for blending visual artistry with compelling narratives, he has collaborated extensively with some of Canada's top musicians, including Jim Cuddy and Blue Rodeo. Heslip has directed numerous music videos, concert films, and documentaries, bringing a distinctive cinematic style to his projects.His latest film, Lost Together, continues his tradition of capturing the heart and soul of music on screen. Throughout his career, Heslip has built a reputation for crafting engaging, emotionally rich stories that celebrate creativity and human connection.F2F Music and Image Copyright: David Peck and Face2Face. Used with permission.For more information about David Peck's podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit his site here.With thanks to Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

My Summer Lair host Sammy Younan talks to Dale Heslip the director of Blue Rodeo: Lost Together. My Summer Lair Chapter #310: How Long Have You Been Lost With Blue Rodeo? Recorded: Thursday, January 27, 2025 at 3:00 pm (EST) For more show notes visit MySummerLair.com. Bonus Fun? Sign up for my newsletter because the F in FOMO doesn't stand for Fun. Stress free pop culture (TV shows! Books! Movies! Music! So Many Recommendations!!) tastefully harvested for your divine delight. Once a week a carefully curated edition of My Pal Sammy goes directly to your inbox. Magic or Science? You decide.

The theatrical release of the highly anticipated feature documentary, Blue Rodeo: Lost Together, is making its run across Canada. Director Dale Heslip and Musician Jim Cuddy give us the scoop on production, experience, and their favourite moments of capturing the band's memories. Plus, join the adventure and roll your fate as Michael Feir reviews the world's first mass produced Braille RPG dice, produced in collaboration with the Dots RPG Project and Die Hard Dice. Find Kelly & Company on YouTube!About AMIAMI is a not-for-profit media company that entertains, informs and empowers Canadians who are blind or partially sighted. Operating three broadcast services, AMI-tv and AMI-audio in English and AMI-télé in French, AMI's vision is to establish and support a voice for Canadians with disabilities, representing their interests, concerns and values through inclusion, representation, accessible media, reflection, representation and portrayal.Find more great AMI Original Content on AMI+Learn more at AMI.caConnect with Accessible Media Inc. online:X /Twitter @AccessibleMediaInstagram @AccessibleMediaInc / @AMI-audioFacebook at @AccessibleMediaIncTikTok @AccessibleMediaIncEmail feedback@ami.ca

Jim Cuddy guests on Mulligan Stew Saturday. He's on stage Saturday with The Jim Cuddy Band at the National Art Center Ottawa and Wednesday next at Massey Hall. Then Jim and Blue Rodeo partner Greg Keelor head for The Whistler Film Fest Dec 6-8 For the premier of their documentary Lost Together.   2025 will be a celebration of Blue Rodeo's 40th anniversary. Lots to talk about. Complete interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast and terrydavidmulligan YouTube channel      

Interview by Kris PetersBrisbane/Meanjin metalcore outfit Wildheart have let their music do the talking from the outset, unafraid to tackle sensitive issues and even less distracted by the myriad of smokescreens that are rapidly punctuating the music scene as a whole.Their debut album Global Crisis – a body of work that drew attention and respect to a number of issues affecting Indigenous Australians – was named Gold Coast Music Awards Release Of The Year, also earning them a number of other awards and accolades.Not content to rest on their laurels, Wildheart followed that up last year with the brilliant single Sacred Ground before launching into 2024 with a new track Death Is All That's Left.HEAVY sat down recently with Andrew (drums) and Adam (guitar) to talk more about the exciting future for Wildheart. Death Is All That's Left was premiered via HEAVY last month, so we start by asking how the early reception has been."The reception has been awesome," Andrew smiled. "We've gotten a lot of positive reviews and comments and a lot of traction online and sharing across all the platforms. We started up a TikTok and that's been going well, so we're really happy with the response and feedback we've got. I feel like with every release we work on we're stepping it up a notch, and it felt good that it was recognised."We ask the boys to dive deeper into the track musically."We really just wanted to hone in on some more of my metalcore influence," Adam offered. "So channelling a lot of Lost Together, Lost Forever era Architects, older Parkway Drive… there's a bit of Bury Your Dead and stuff like that mixed in there too, but we wanted to write something fast and heavy."In the full interview the boys discuss the lyrical content of Death Is All That's Left and the message they are trying to get across, if they think the message is getting through with music, having a song featured on Friday Night AFL Footy, previous single Sacred Ground, if the two songs are stand-alone singles or part of something bigger, possible future musical directions, upcoming shows and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

How are our fates in society like hikers on a mountain, climbing together? In our ever increasingly interconnected world how can one balance the rewards of a connected planet against the perils that come with it?Ian Goldin is an Oxford University Professor of Globalisation and Development, Senior Fellow at the Oxford Martin School, and the author of several books. His upcoming book is titled, Age of the City: Why our Future will be Won or Lost Together.Greg and Ian discuss intertwined nature of global connectivity and the systematic risks it poses. Ian explains how pandemics, like COVID-19, highlight these vulnerabilities, emphasizing the need for global cooperation and resilience. Greg and Ian explore modern urbanization, emphasizing how the future is increasingly urban and the challenges and opportunities this presents for sustainability and community within cities. At the end Ian leaves us inspired to adopt global stewardship in our daily lives, in a lesson he learned working with Nelson Mandela.*unSILOed Podcast is produced by University FM.*Episode Quotes:Is the future more urban?39:55:  Cities are going through a transformation, but one thing I would bet on is that the rate of urbanization will not decrease, and that's true in the U.S. and it's true elsewhere around the world. Where the most growth of cities is in developing countries with big challenges, the pandemic posed a big challenge, climate is a massive challenge. Cities are hotter than other places, so how they cope with heat stress, with water stress, with flooding becomes important. Ocean rise is a massive challenge for seaboard cities…So, big challenges, but the future will be more and more urban.Cities are the future40:55: Cities are the future, but making them livable and sustainable is a massive challenge; getting to zero carbon will make them resilient to climate pressures.Why do people flock to urban Centers for choice and community?45:37: People want to be near other people who are like them, creative, and where they'll have high efficiency. What we find in cities is that we have many more options. We can choose the lifestyle we want, whether you are young or old, have sexual preferences, religious preferences, fashion preferences, music preferences, or food preferences. All of these things can be satisfied in a city, which they never could in a small town, let alone in the countryside. And so, the more that we move into a world where our own preferences become important and we can be anywhere, we're going to be in a big city because that's where we're going to satisfy our preferences.Is there always going to be a trade off that when we increase connectedness, we are necessarily  increasing risks?03:12: Entanglement is the underbelly, the other side of connectivity, and I think it happens at all dimensions. If you think about it, one's own life, the more you get to know other people and get involved in them, it brings great joy and many benefits, but it can also bring great sadness. And I think it's like that at a macro scale as well, that we now increasingly recognize that we are entangled around the world in multiple ways. And that means that we can benefit enormously. A vaccine can be developed in one place and be around the world, or the worldwide web can join us all. We can hear new music or fashion, go to other places, meet incredible people, and benefit from incredible ideas, but we are also more vulnerable as a result. And so the great challenge of globalization, I think, is how does one harvest the upside and manage the downside.Show Links:Recommended Resources:GlobalizationSuez CanalHenry PaulsonDeregulationWorld BankOECDGiovanni Pico della MirandolaRenaissanceNiccolò MachiavelliHouse of MediciGirolamo SavonarolaMartin LutherJohn CalvinSocratesAristotleHumanismNelson MandelaGuest Profile:IanGoldin.orgFaculty Profile at the University of OxfordWikipedia ProfileHis Work:Amazon Author PageAge of the City: Why our Future will be Won or Lost TogetherThe Butterfly Defect: How Globalization Creates Systemic Risks, and What to Do about ItRescue: From Global Crisis to a Better WorldAge of Discovery: Navigating the Risks and Rewards of Our New RenaissanceExceptional People: How Migration Shaped Our World and Will Define Our FutureDevelopment: A Very Short IntroductionIs the Planet Full?Divided Nations: Why global governance is failing, and what we can do about itThe Pursuit of Development: Economic Growth, Social Change and IdeasGlobalization for Development: Meeting New Challenges

Professor Ian Goldin joins John to explore 'Age of the City: Why our Future willbe Won or Lost Together,' named one of the Financial Times' Best EconomicsBooks of 2023. The book underscores the critical importance of cities intackling global challenges such as inequality, social fragmentation, pandemics,and climate change.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steven joins us on the rebirth of Lost Together.........

Mountain Money talks with authors Ian Goldin and Tom Lee-Devlin about their new book “Age of the City: Why our Future will be Won or Lost Together.” (00:00)Then, journalist Topher Sanders highlights the findings outlined in his ProPublica article "The True Dangers of Long Trains." (22:49)And Mountain Money ends the hour discussing the launch of SMMT, an outdoor brand, with the founders Jamie and Michelle Parker. (39:44)

Chief Executive Andrew Carter is joined in this episode by Ian Goldin, Professor of Globalisation and Development at the University of Oxford, and Tom Lee-Devlin, Global Business Correspondent at The Economist. They are the co-authors of The Age of the City: Why our Future will be Won or Lost Together. This episode is part of Centre for Cities' City Talks series. Please rate, review and share the episode if you enjoyed it.

Kendall Street Company's Louis Smith talks their new single Lost Together https://www.kendallstreetcompany.com/ #MusicLover #Podcast #DiscoverMusic #musicpodcast #newmusic #musicinterview @allthatjampod on IG, FB, and Twitter - Subscribe - leave a review - tell a friend. All That Jam is brought to you by Executive Producers Amanda Cadran and Kevin Hogan. Produced and edited by Amanda Cadran and Kevin Hogan. Mixed and Mastered by Kevin Hogan. Original Music by Aaron Gaul. Art by Amanda Cadran.

Hey Fangirls! In the finale of their February Ship Series, M and Bea try not to pick sides in the infamous Stucky/Stony fandom ship war. Bea gets into what makes Stony still current today, and M gets into why Stucky actually probably should have been canon. Listen in to find out about the famous Stucky/Stony shipping war!   fic!Club: “War,Children” by Nonymos https://archiveofourown.org/works/5373050/chapters/12409394    Rec Corner!   Bea (All Stony):“In Which Tony Stark Builds Himself Some Friends (But His Family Was Assigned by Nick Fury)” [Toasterverse] by scifigrl47  https://archiveofourown.org/series/18228    “The Once and Future King” by Brigantine https://archiveofourown.org/works/535481    “Homefront” by copperbadge https://archiveofourown.org/works/520775#main    “Lost Together” by FestiveFerret  https://archiveofourown.org/works/12282594?view_full_work=true  M (All Stucky): “Sweet & Simple Things” by Allecto  http://archiveofourown.org/works/7817077    “Little Lies to Get Me By” by OhCaptainMyCaptain  https://archiveofourown.org/works/1603526/chapters/3412676   “If only you can see me(for the pie that i am)” by bitelikefire  https://archiveofourown.org/works/2106210/chapters/4593219    “Bleached Bones and Fallen Snow” by leveragehunters https://archiveofourown.org/works/8504761/chapters/19490446    Research Tumblr Post: https://crackdkettle.tumblr.com/post/174243163430/look-i-didnt-make-buckys-capture-and-possible   Support M and Bea on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/fangirlsanonymous?fan_landing=true    Visit the podcast's website at https://fangirlsanonymous.com/     Have Questions? Comments? Jokes? Email M and Bea at mandbpresents@gmail.com.   Hosted by M and Bea Music by Gabe Jensen Produced by Miranda Sherrell Edited by Miranda Sherrell Consulted by Erica Bravo   FAIR USE:   Copyright Disclaimer: under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research.    Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. 

Would you give up being a professional for 100k a year? Tune in to find out our opinions on this episode of Lost Together. We are trying out a new way of editing audio, please let us know how it sounds and if there are any issues!

Matt does not join us on this episode because he is already Lance Romance. Jiaming and Gab try to fortify a theoretical lance to take into the real world. Theories, data points, incel spokesperson. This episode contains language that needs to be analyzed critically. Understand the depth and the logic behind the words, instead of the words themselves. Feel the vibe, and trust the vibe. Your mind will learn the abstractness of the topic that is at hand. Good luck. And as always, we are all Lost Together but simply in different areas of life.

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The end of an era. Lost Together will be back ... but when?

This week we talk about Giuseppe Petrosino and the label of Sherlock Holmes. Why aren't there more of them today? We also talk about mental health and dealing with the sense that we aren't doing enough when we very much (probably) are. Play for Progress on Discord! https://discord.gg/nNNZUHS Strength Check @ Mages & Mentors on Discord! https://discord.gg/sDrP9gD Play for Progress GoFundMe - gofundme.com/play-for-progress E-mail the show: strengthcheckpodcast@gmail.com Follow the show on Twitter: @StrengthCheck

Do you have a Percy Jackson fan in the family? Even if you don't, if you have been dreaming of a trip to Greece, Dawn from 5 Lost Together shares her tips on planning a family trip to Athens, Greece and the surrounding areas. Plus, find out where Kim and Tamara were hanging out together last week! ON THE PODCAST 00:32 - Talking with Kim and Tamara about their time in NYC 03:25 - Kim’s plans for her west coast road trip 09:10 - Tamara’s Canada trip ideas 13:40 - Talking with Dawn 16:05 - First trip to Greece 18:13 - How long to visit and when 19:42 - What time of year to visit Greece 22:17 - Things to see in Athens 28:22 - Driving other places from Athens 34:05 - Tips for visiting 39:40 - Getting around 40:20 - Dawn’s favorite travel gear 42:26 - Where Dawn is going next ABOUT DAWN NICHOLSON Dawn is a Canadian mum who loves blogging about her adventures traveling with kids and expat life at 5 Lost Together. She eats, sleeps and breathes travel and wants to inspire other families to take epic trips with their kids. Follow Dawn on Facebook, Pinterest, Twitterand Instagram. TIPS FOR VISITING ATHENS, GREECE WITH KIDS If you are planning a trip to Greece, you should think about spending at least ten days there but it would be best to be able to spend two full weeks. You will be able to see a lot in ten days but you may feel like it is a little bit short. Two full weeks would be the optimal amount of time, especially if you have never been before. Traveling to Greece in the summer time is very hot, especially in August! Plus this is also peak season to travel there, so the cost will be higher and it will be very crowded. May/June would be a good time to go as well as September/October when it will still be warm but budgetwise your money will go a bit farther and you will be able to do more. If you are really worried about budget you could also book your trip in the winter time and get some incredible deals on accommodations. When you travel to Athens you should make sure to see: Acropolis of Athens- which has the remains of many ancient buildings with historic significance and great architecture. You will get a lot more out of your visit if you go with a guide. There is also a museum at the bottom that is fairly new and they have great models made out of Legos of the buildings, along with scavenger hunt activities, so your kids will love it. The Parthenon(probably Greece’s most important historical sight) - located in the center. If you are into trying new foods you should think about taking a food tour. If you don’t want to do a tour there some markets you can go to that have food as well. Changing of the Guardis also a great sight to see and is very different from the Changing of the Guard in England. They have very elaborate uniforms and this happens every hour at Syntagma Square. Mount Lycabettushas great views of Athens as the only real high point of the area. You take a funicular, which is a mountain cable car that goes up at about a 45º angle. The track is 689 feet long but the journey only takes about 3 minutes. Renting a car a driving to some other areas can give you some great sights. For instance there is the Corinth Canalwhich was built so that ships could go through instead of going around a big chunk of land. If you are into experiencing an adrenaline rush you can even bungee jump off the canal. If not it may be a great spot for you and your family to get out and stretch your legs while you watch the jumpers. If you are planning to travel outside of Athens, you may want to take a trip to Olympiawhich is the birthplace of the Olympics! There isn’t much left of the structure but open greenery and some seating. Another place to visit is Delphiwhich is one of the most important greek sights. This was the place people would come to visit an oracle and is featured heavily in the Percy Jackson books. This sight also has some great views of the area. As a day trip from the more central part of Athens you can visit the Temple of Poseidonin Sounio. This is also featured heavily in the Percy Jackson books and has some great views of the ocean since it was built on hill right by the edge of the ocean. People in Greece are very friendly and helpful. Just what you would think with their greek hospitality! Renting a car can be a bit overwhelming and the price to rent a car is a bit expensive but if you have a larger family or are traveling with a larger group compared to paying for public transportation costs and just the freedom of having the car this may be worth it for you. But if you are planning to stay in one general area it may not be worth the price. Be aware that there are actual quite a few toll roads when you are driving that you may not expect and they are all cash so be aware of this before taking off on a long drive and plan accordingly with cash. Tipping is not really customary, but you can always round up a bit on your bill. All the food is very reasonable priced and the main dishes are quite large so you may only need to order a few dishes with a family of five and share between everyone. Be careful with taxis, you may come across a situation were you can get ripped off. Taxis have meters so make sure that your driver is using the meter and if there isn’t one you may want to get out of the taxi. They are also quick particular with the amount of people they take saying they are only allowed to take four people and if you have five in your family they will possibly bargain with you on a price and not give you change. FAVORITE TRAVEL GEAR Dawn loves to wear her Toad & Co dress paired with a scarf and her entire family loves to wear their Keenshoes. Her husband is very particular about his shorts and he loves his Quicksilver Waterman shorts. MENTIONED ON THE PODCAST The New York Times Travel Show Visit California Martinelli’s DIY Percy Jackson Greece Trip Athens with Kids Athens Food on Foot Review Mythology Tour with Greeking.me Acropolis of Athens The Parthenon Rick Steves Audio Tours Mount Lycabettus Nafplio - a small fishing town Epidaurus Theater Olympia FOLLOW US AND SPREAD THE WORD! If you liked this show, please be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, orGoogle Playand leave us a review! Have a question or comment? Send us an email or leave us a voicemail at +1.641.715.3900, ext. 926035#. You can also follow our travels on Stuffed Suitcaseand We3Travel, or follow the Vacation Mavens on Instagram, Facebookor Twitter. Thanks for listening!

The final episode of Lost Together for 2018. See you guys in Season 3!

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Politics affects you! Take a chance to learn about how you may be affected by the political decisions. Abel Mengistab joins us on a special episode of Lost Together as we attempt to dive into the world of politics to prepare for the upcoming election in Ontario. Abel Mengistab’s social media: Twitter: @abelmengistab Information for the upcoming election in Ontario on Thursday June 7th: https://www.elections.on.ca/en.html Our social media: Eddie Chaudhry Instagram: @eddieoutyt Twitter: @eddieoutyt Snapchat: eddietheyetty Gabriel Gu Instagram: @gabthebabb Twitter: @blusmily

Eddie brings the ideas of selfishness and confidence to the table in this episode of Lost Together.

In this episode of Lost Together, Matt comes back for round two! We read through a list of arguable sentences from a piece of art from a museum in Vancouver. https://photos.app.goo.gl/LXnaGtjH8iA0MrKq2

On the second episode of Lost Together, Matthew Pierre joins us for some interesting discussion. Hear Matt's story and his thoughts about topics that we throw at him. Follow Matt on: Instagram: @mat_piere Twitter: @Swacynubs

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Mike, Max and Shane discuss listener feedback and the idea of attending a Kid Rock concert raising a moral dilemma. Jim Cuddy of Blue Rodeo (“Try,” “Lost Together”) tells Mike about his upbringing, putting off school for music, his family, songwriting, “You Be The Leaver,” influences, his partnership with Greg Keelor and an infamous moment at a Ryan Adams concert. For dessert, Shane describes the efforts behind his Digital Dessert videos and enlists Mike and Max for a brainstorm.

Jim Cuddy has been making music with Greg Keilor for 40 years. For the last 34 of those years, they have made up the songwriting duo for one of Canada’s most beloved and best-selling bands, Blue Rodeo. Brett sits down with Jim to talk about that partnership along with the challenges and benefits of a long standing collaboration. We explore what collaboration is and how it has been crucial to human evolution. And through the lens of Jim Cuddy’s latest album, Constellation, we see how collaboration not only has the ability to bring us together, but also to support us in times when we are torn apart. Plus, Brett looks to find confirmation of an old event and Nick joins in to provide an update on their fasts from social media and cable news, respectively. Get our newsletter and updates by joining our mailing list at www.wheretheressmoke.co. GUEST: Jim Cuddy Websites: www.jimcuddy.com / www.bluerodeo.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/JimCuddy / https://twitter.com/BlueRodeoFacebook: www.facebook.com/jimcuddyband / www.facebook.com/BlueRodeo Instagram: www.instagram.com/jimcuddyofficial / www.instagram.com/bluerodeoofficial Get a copy of Jim Cuddy’s new album, Constellation * * * If want to support the show and help keep it going, please check out Support WTS.com for our Patreon campaign. Also, help others discover the show by LEAVING AN APPLE PODCAST REVIEW! Thx. * * * DOWNLOAD & LISTEN directly from Apple Podcasts: http://tinyurl.com/wts-itunes. If you dig the show, please take a moment to rate & review it on iTunes Find us on Pocket Casts here: http://pca.st/smoke. Also Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, Soundcloud, and wherever else you listen to podcasts. Episodes are also available at www.wheretheressmoke.co.   Connect with the show on Facebook: www.facebook.com/exploreWTS and Twitter: @exploreWTS.

This week our guest is Vicki Peterson of the Bangles. Vicki joins us to talk about the new archival release, Ladies and Gentlemen...The Bangles!, which is being released by Omnivore Recordings on June 24. The 16 track collection pulls together a hefty stack of rarities from the '80s, including the band's first single, early demo recordings, live tracks and all of the songs from their self-titled debut EP, marking the first time that it has been available on physical media since its release on vinyl in 1982. As Peterson told us during the conversation, the group's archives were, as she put it with a laugh, "far-flung." "We had to dig up a lot of this stuff," she says. "Luckily, my brother, who is an audiophile and a recording engineer/masterer, he had a lot of the early versions, because he actually recorded some of the early demos with us. For instance, the 'Bitchen Summer' track, he was a teenager, I think, at the time. So he helped us track down a lot of stuff we had. Bill Inglot [also] helped, you know, we literally had to find the original masters of the EP." It was that EP that provided a good amount of the inspiration for putting this collection together. "It sort of sparked from a long-seeded desire to have the EP available again. In my heart, I just wanted it available in a physical form," she says. "We just wanted to sort of reintroduce it to the world, because we’re proud of it and it was really the birth of the Bangles in a lot of ways. It just kind of encapsulates some of the things that brought of us together initially musically and it has been recently something we’ve been playing. We’ve been dipping into this collection for our live shows in the last year or so, just because it’s so much fun to play. It expanded from there and we looked into what exists of our archives and found some other examples of ‘baby Bangles’ stuff.” We discuss those early beginnings during today's interview and Peterson also shares what she's got on tap musically, both with the Bangles and in her own work outside of the group and towards the end of our chat, there's a great story about how the Bangles' version of "Hazy Shade of Winter" came together with an interesting twist that might surprise you. The Bangles will be playing shows later this summer and as Peterson tells us, they've got some other things in the works as well that folks can look forward to. Fans can stay in tune via the band's official website and Facebook page to find out more details as things are announced. The Lost Together website has an archive of all of the episodes to date and you can also find links to subscribe via RSS and iTunes. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter. Thanks as always for listening! Lost Together with Matt Wardlaw, Episode 20: Vicki Peterson Photo Credit: Karen Filter

This week we welcome Rick Springfield to the podcast. We spoke about the Stripped Down show he’s going to be playing here in Cleveland on Valentine’s Day and also his new album, Rocket Science. The album finds Rick experimenting with some country sounds and instrumentation and features collaborations with Tad Kubler of the Hold Steady and Jay DeMarcus of Rascal Flatts on a couple of songs. Rick wrote the bulk of the album with longtime collaborator Matt Bissonette and as you’ll hear in the interview, he tells us, “It’s still a pop album, what I’ve recorded. But there’s a lot of layers and there’s some very cool things, pedal steel and banjo and some fiddle stuff. You know, the guitars are still a dominant thing, but there’s some interesting textures that the [other instruments] add.” Rocket Science is another solid entry into Rick’s catalog and he’s made some great albums over the past decade, going back to his Shock/Denial/Anger/Acceptance album in 2004, all of the way through Songs for the End of the World, which was released in 2012. The new album will be released on February 19 and Rick will be previewing songs from the record (we still call 'em "records" here) along with his hits during a Yahoo! live broadcast of his concert on February 12. He’s doing a few in-store performances leading up to the album release, where he’ll be playing a few songs and also signing albums. Cleveland gets one of those in-store dates, which will happen on February 14 at the Exchange in Parma Heights prior to his show at the Hard Rock Rocksino that same night. Fans will be able to buy the new album early at those in-store performances before it goes on sale officially on the regular release date. It's always a pleasure to speak with Rick and talk music. As I mentioned during the podcast, I've interviewed him a few times. Here's a link to our 2013 chat and also the story/interview that I wrote in 2014. Visit Lost Together on Twitter and Facebook or subscribe to our show feeds via the Lost Together website. Thanks for listening! Photo Credit: KJM PR

2 hour set recorded live on 2014.10.19 by Robby Black 2 hours of extra deep, hope you enjoy!TAGS: DeepHouse, SoulfulHouse,  Deep and Soulful House Music, Deep Tech, NewRelease,StrictlyDeep(Tracklist embedded in lyrics section of each MP3)IDTitleArtistLabelDate1Tunnels (Original Mix)SisterhoodTief Music 20142Sunflower (Original Mix)Sam PaganiniDrumcode 20143Bite Down (Original Mix)Stelios VassiloudisMoodmusic 20144Cut To The Chase (Original Mix)Sound GypsyDobara 20145Oh NoKlavesPMR Records 20146Paranormal Caravan (Oliver Dayz Remix)MikalogicKimbo Records 20147Organic (Rightside Remix)SpellbandDouble Cheese Records 20148Subjective Truth (Roland Nights Remix)Leigh Clark feat. Jaap VoetenSomething Different 20149New York CityFast Vision SoulDeeper Shades Recordings 201410Lost TogetherGorge, Nick CurlySystematic Recordings 201411Klokkerhorse (Original Mix)Terje BakkeHorse On Horse 201412Giv U Luv (Original Mix)DachshundVitalik Recordings 201413People (Denney Remix)Robot 84, DenneyUnder No Illusion 201414Trk8 (Original Mix)000Amam 201415We Get High (Kalabrese Remix) (Robby Edit)Alex Barck, Jonatan BäckelieSonar Kollektiv 201416Misty (feat. Robert Owens) (Louie Vega Swirl Bass Inst)Soul Clap, Robert OwensSoul Clap Records 201417A Driver (Marcus Sur Remix)David DuriezSomething Different 201418Colourspeter oNordic Trax 201419Dream Sequence (Dub)MoilanenOnethirty 201420Music's My Only Drug (Chez Damier Panorama Dub Inst)Patrick Khuzwayo, Bhunu Brill, Darian CrouseAtal 201421Hope (Original Mix)Kiko Navarrounquantize 2014Follow on Twitter @BassicDeepHouseDownload BDHS057

2 hour set recorded live on 2014.10.19 by Robby Black 2 hours of extra deep, hope you enjoy!TAGS: DeepHouse, SoulfulHouse,  Deep and Soulful House Music, Deep Tech, NewRelease,StrictlyDeep(Tracklist embedded in lyrics section of each MP3)IDTitleArtistLabelDate1Tunnels (Original Mix)SisterhoodTief Music 20142Sunflower (Original Mix)Sam PaganiniDrumcode 20143Bite Down (Original Mix)Stelios VassiloudisMoodmusic 20144Cut To The Chase (Original Mix)Sound GypsyDobara 20145Oh NoKlavesPMR Records 20146Paranormal Caravan (Oliver Dayz Remix)MikalogicKimbo Records 20147Organic (Rightside Remix)SpellbandDouble Cheese Records 20148Subjective Truth (Roland Nights Remix)Leigh Clark feat. Jaap VoetenSomething Different 20149New York CityFast Vision SoulDeeper Shades Recordings 201410Lost TogetherGorge, Nick CurlySystematic Recordings 201411Klokkerhorse (Original Mix)Terje BakkeHorse On Horse 201412Giv U Luv (Original Mix)DachshundVitalik Recordings 201413People (Denney Remix)Robot 84, DenneyUnder No Illusion 201414Trk8 (Original Mix)000Amam 201415We Get High (Kalabrese Remix) (Robby Edit)Alex Barck, Jonatan BäckelieSonar Kollektiv 201416Misty (feat. Robert Owens) (Louie Vega Swirl Bass Inst)Soul Clap, Robert OwensSoul Clap Records 201417A Driver (Marcus Sur Remix)David DuriezSomething Different 201418Colourspeter oNordic Trax 201419Dream Sequence (Dub)MoilanenOnethirty 201420Music's My Only Drug (Chez Damier Panorama Dub Inst)Patrick Khuzwayo, Bhunu Brill, Darian CrouseAtal 201421Hope (Original Mix)Kiko Navarrounquantize 2014Follow on Twitter @BassicDeepHouseDownload BDHS057

2 hour set recorded live on 2014.10.19 by Robby Black 2 hours of extra deep, hope you enjoy!TAGS: DeepHouse, SoulfulHouse,  Deep and Soulful House Music, Deep Tech, NewRelease,StrictlyDeep(Tracklist embedded in lyrics section of each MP3)IDTitleArtistLabelDate1Tunnels (Original Mix)SisterhoodTief Music 20142Sunflower (Original Mix)Sam PaganiniDrumcode 20143Bite Down (Original Mix)Stelios VassiloudisMoodmusic 20144Cut To The Chase (Original Mix)Sound GypsyDobara 20145Oh NoKlavesPMR Records 20146Paranormal Caravan (Oliver Dayz Remix)MikalogicKimbo Records 20147Organic (Rightside Remix)SpellbandDouble Cheese Records 20148Subjective Truth (Roland Nights Remix)Leigh Clark feat. Jaap VoetenSomething Different 20149New York CityFast Vision SoulDeeper Shades Recordings 201410Lost TogetherGorge, Nick CurlySystematic Recordings 201411Klokkerhorse (Original Mix)Terje BakkeHorse On Horse 201412Giv U Luv (Original Mix)DachshundVitalik Recordings 201413People (Denney Remix)Robot 84, DenneyUnder No Illusion 201414Trk8 (Original Mix)000Amam 201415We Get High (Kalabrese Remix) (Robby Edit)Alex Barck, Jonatan BäckelieSonar Kollektiv 201416Misty (feat. Robert Owens) (Louie Vega Swirl Bass Inst)Soul Clap, Robert OwensSoul Clap Records 201417A Driver (Marcus Sur Remix)David DuriezSomething Different 201418Colourspeter oNordic Trax 201419Dream Sequence (Dub)MoilanenOnethirty 201420Music's My Only Drug (Chez Damier Panorama Dub Inst)Patrick Khuzwayo, Bhunu Brill, Darian CrouseAtal 201421Hope (Original Mix)Kiko Navarrounquantize 2014Follow on Twitter @BassicDeepHouseDownload BDHS057

Feat interview with Northlane. Album in review Architects -Lost Forever, Lost Together. Plus new music by Pet Slimmers Of The Year, Killer Be Killed, Vanity Draws Blood, Alcest & Silver Snakes. As well as the usual news & chat from the alternative world. contact us - info@machograndepodcast.co.uk Twitter - @machogranderock merch - http://www.machogrande.bigcartel.com/ 'This podcast is intended for promotional purposes only' Macho Grande Podcast' does not claim to own copyright etc, all copyright is respected to the artists and labels.

1. Jon O'Bir ft Julie Harrington, Never Enough, Liquid 2. DJ Eco pres Pacheco, Staring at the Sea (Masoud Remix), Flashover 3. Andain vs Jer Martin, Ten Minutes to Beautiful Midnight (Arnesto Mashup) 4. Bjorn Hodel & JP Bates, Mirrors, Perceptive 5. Armin Van Buuren ft Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Not Giving Up On Love (JVD Dub Mix), Armada 6. Luke Terry ft Kerry Leva, Arpora (JOC Mix), Subculture 7. Matt Skyer, Buenos Aires, Emphase 8. Nacho Chapado & Smaz ft Sue Mclaren, Between Heaven & Earth (Aly & Fila Mix), FSOE 9. Gareth Emery ft Lucy Saunders, Sanctuary (Sean Tyas Remix), Garuda 10. Sophie Sugar vs Sunlounger, Lost Together, Armind 11. The Thrillseekers, Synaesthasia (Alex M.O.R.P.H. Rework), Armada 12. Ronny K vs Spectral ft Lenca, O.F.T.C 2010 (Dub Mix), Perceptive 13. Bryan Kearney, Mexican Rave, Subculture 14. Sophie Sugar, All For You, (Matt Skyer Remix), ASOT

1. Yenn, Monzen (Stoneface & Terminal Mix), Euphonic 2. Joel Gershom, Purple Sunset (Dallaz Project Remix), Perceptive 3. Iva Vanevski & Saturn 6, Dream of You, Red Sky Digital 4. Running Man, Tokyo Sunset (edit), Digital Insomnia Recordings 5. Six Senses pres Factor 6, Microsonic (edit), Connective Sounds 6. Spark 7, Vanquish (Solace & Solitude Mix), Harmonic Breeze Recordings 7. Aly & Fila, My Mind is With You (Dub), FSOE 8. Sophie Sugar vs Sunlounger ft Zara, Lost Together, Armada 9. Matt Everson, Heist Manoevre (Nick Sentience Mix), Subculture 10. Thomas Bronzwaer, Close Horizons (Giuseppe Ottaviani Mix) *Symphony Timeless Track* 11. David & Carr vs Sonic Element, Hydralo, Alter Ego Pure 12. Tom Colontonio, Subdued (Mike Nichol Mix), Recoverworld 13. Dimension, Queensland (Arctic Moon Remix), Emphase * Symphony Track of The Month*