Podcast appearances and mentions of luna lounge

Co-owners of Luna Lounge, Cesar Wolch and Jonathan Crane on the Super Bowl Boycott Party they're hosting this Sunday full 267 Fri, 07 Feb 2025 15:00:33 +0000 3SPVf29pZITbzg0lCfpQkAJcLAi1HZPC nfl,football,buffalo,news,super bowl lix,wben WBEN Extras nfl,football,buffalo,news,super bowl lix,wben Co-owners of Luna Lounge, Cesar Wolch and Jonathan Crane on the Super Bowl Boycott Party they're hosting this Sunday Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News False

Marc presents a special compilation of mini-series created for The Full Maron feed on WTF+ called WTF Origins. In this series of recordings from the past year, Marc and WTF producer Brendan McDonald talk about pivotal moments that were important in the creation of WTF, including Marc's days at Luna Lounge in the '90s, The Marc Maron Show in Los Angeles, Break Room Live with Sam Seder, and the decisions made in the sink-or-swim early days of the podcast. Sign up here for WTF+ to get the full show archives and weekly bonus material! https://plus.acast.com/s/wtf-with-marc-maron-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Sklar Brothers started doing stand-up together as adolescent twins in St. Louis. A fortuitous encounter with Andy Kindler during college encouraged them they were on the right track. They came up in New York during the rise of the alt comedy scene, and performed at Eating It at Luna Lounge, and other venues like Surf Reality and Collective Unconscious on the Lower East Side. They have been stalwarts of the standup world ever since.Jason and Randy talk to Will about the differences between standup and improv, their experience making Held Up together (Crackle), and TAG IT!, the show they currently host at Largo and the Comedy Store.Recorded at Jett Road Studios------------------LIFE IN COMEDYInstagramJETT ROAD STUDIOSWebsiteInstagramYouTube

FutureSounds FM is an eclectic, irreverent but sometimes deep dive into all things Vapor, Future Funk & Synthwave.On the pod this week are Enzo, Thom & Patrick Fakeman, reminiscing about FlamingoFest in LA, plus a brief loopback to FutureSounds IV in London.USEFUL LINKS:Utopia District: https://www.utopiadistrict.com/Augnos Photography: https://augnos.com/Dan Mason FutureSounds podcast: https://shows.acast.com/futuresounds-fm/episodes/s2e3-love-in-an-elevator-with-dan-masonLuxury Elite FutureSounds podcast: https://shows.acast.com/futuresounds-fm/episodes/s1e3-luxury-elite-in-the-houseNew Eyeclick album on Kats Kill Records: https://eyekkr.bandcamp.com/album/-Podcast Edited by: Thom HoskenArtwork by: Andrew Walker & Glenn JonesTheme Tune: Donor Lens - She Said She Said She Said She Said (Miracle Lounge, My Pet Flamingo 2019) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When officers arrived at the Luna Lounge in Appleton, Wisconsin, they found Joshua Richards on the floor near the bar's entrance. Joshua had been fatally shot in the head and it wasn't clear who pulled the trigger.   Social Media: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/BeyondContemptTrueCrime Twitter - https://twitter.com/BeyondCMPTPod Instagram -https://www.instagram.com/beyond_contempt_podcast/ FB Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/BeyondContemptTrueCrime/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@beyondcontemptpod   Show Credits:  Research, Writing, Editing, Audio Production, and Sound Design by Renee Lynn   Sponsors: https://www.microdose.com/ Promo code: BEYOND https://scentair.com/ Promo code: BEYOND   Sources: https://beyondcontemptpodcast.com/88-joshua-richards/   Support the Show: https://beyondcontemptpodcast.com/support/   Please Subscribe, Share, Rate, and Review the show on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Thank you so much for listening.

In this episode, I speak to the owner and operator of the Luna Lounge in Sesser, Illinois. The Luna Lounge is a standalone cannabis consumption lounge in the state of Illinois. The Luna Lounge was the first cannabis consumption lounge to open in the state of Illinois; LunaLoungeSesser.com. Watch the video version here: https://youtu.be/edQBUspHWfI

In this episode, I focus on cannabis consumption in Illinois, with a special emphasis on cannabis consumption lounges. I talk about how cannabis consumption lounges are likely the easiest cannabis-related business to open in the state of Illinois.(Perspectives include Holly Roeder and Jonathon Ruddick. Holly owns the Luna Lounge in Sesser, Illinois. Jonathon owns Three Mile Hideaway in Harrisburg, Illinois.) To get a well-rounded perspective, I also include the perspective of one of the longest-standing cannabis-event organizers(Phil Cooper, High Minded Events). Watch the video version of this episode here: https://youtu.be/0jGz7SN9Jhs

Mickeyphile Podcast Episode 136 - Castaway Cay, Nassau, The Luna Lounge, and Palo:  We went sailing on the Disney Wish last weekend and we'll share the trip with you.  But first, big news about Annual Passes, Fireworks, and more on Episode 136 of the Mickeyphile Podcast. Facebook Group:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/946434275769168/Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/mickeyphile_podcast/ Music:  “Mickeyphile Podcast Theme” copyright Scott Daves 2023

Our core philosophy here at Matador Revisionist History HQ is “What you want, once we're ready.” And this time, we're really living up to that. Last summer, we celebrated the 20th anniversaries of Interpol's Turn on the Bright Lights and Spoon's Kill the Moonlight – two career-defining records that were released on the very same day in August of 2002.    Around that time, front men Paul Banks and Britt Daniel huddled with our host Matt Sweeney and taped an episode of the RH podcast. Seven months later, we're finally prepared for you to hear it.   Everybody on this episode goes way, way back: Sweeney met Daniel during Spoon's first tour. He met Banks when Turn on the Bright Lights was released, which is around the time Banks initially met Daniel. They reminisce about NYC's Luna Lounge, Paul explains the importance of yelling in an Interpol song, and Britt stakes his claim to the cowboy hat from the “Wild” video.

Welcome back to the Process of Production! After a hiatus during which Lawrence's second son was born, we're back, and better than ever. To start the new series, we interview the one-and-only Gordon Raphael. Gordon is a producer from Seattle, Washington in the USA. After an early encounter with a synthesiser opened his eyes to the world of music production, Gordon got involved in the grunge scene in his hometown, forming bands and making weird noises on his synth. After moving to New York and setting up his basement studio Transporter-Raum, an encounter with a then-unknown band at the Luna Lounge in the Lower East side would change Gordon's life forever. The Strokes would go on to define the indie sound that dominated for the next decade, thanks to the iconic debut album ‘Is This It?', which Gordon produced, alongside the follow-up Room on Fire. Gordon moved to London, which had been the epicentre of the hype surrounding the Strokes. After a spell in Berlin, he's now relocated to Heben Bridge in Yorkshire, where he joins us from today. Gordon's book, The World Is Going To Love This: Up From The Basement With The Strokes, is out July 2nd 2022. The Process of Production is a music production podcast presented by Lawrence Diamond and Bob Matthews. Lawrence cut his teeth playing and writing in Indie bands before finding international success and touring the world with his band CITIZENS! During that time he worked with a host of revered producers including Liam Howe, Mark Ralph and Alex Kapranos. Since the band ended in 2016 he's been using that experience to help other artists develop their careers as a writer and producer while continuing to release his own music under various different guises. Bob learned his trade as the producer and multi-instrumentalist in Electronic Pop duo Alpines, whose career spans 3 albums, releases on major and indie record labels, shows with Florence + The Machine, The xx, Emeli Sandé, and a top 20 hit 'Tidal Wave' in collaboration with Sub Focus. In recent years he has turned his focus to producing other acts and has a studio in Chiswick in West London. If you have any feedback or questions, please email us: processofproductionpodcast@gmail.com Follow The Process of Production on Instagram @processofproduction If you like the podcast, please consider giving us a review on your podcast provider of choice! Thank you

Today on the Ether we have part 1 of a 2 part Luna Lounge space hosted by the IBC Gang with Cephii, Lucky Luciano, Lil Gainzz, Tricky Crypto, Mayor Ed Dantes, Cosmo Clay, The Degenerate, and more! Recorded on March 5th 2022. Make sure to check out our sponsors, Orbital Command, Luart, Talis, and WeFund! We appreciate their support.

Today on the Ether we have part 2 of a 2 part Luna Lounge space hosted by the IBC Gang with Cephii, Lucky Luciano, Lil Gainzz, Tricky Crypto, Mayor Ed Dantes, Cosmo Clay, The Degenerate, and more! Recorded on March 5th 2022. Make sure to check out our sponsors, Orbital Command, Luart, Talis, and WeFund! We appreciate their support.

Tom McCaffrey & me talk about the old alternative comedy scene on the lower east side on nyc back around 2005-2012 era, Luna Lounge, Crash Mansion, Riffi, UCB. Fun times! Levy is on here for a bit then his internet crashes. follow Tom & Levy on twitter at @TomMccaffrey & @Levy_Sir

Dom Richmond of Eiger Studios catches up with Gordon Raphael to talk all things music production, working with The Strokes and the impact of making those records that defined a generation.Gordon Raphael is a record producer and musician most widely known for his work with the band The Strokes. Gordon met the strokes while attending one of their very first shows at Luna Lounge in New York City. He went on to produce their debut EP The Modern Age, as well as their first two albums 'Is This It' and 'Room On Fire'. The EP and first album were recorded entirely in his own studio Transporterraum NYC with 'Is This It' later voted album of the decade by NME in the UK, and #2 best of the decade in the USA by Rolling Stone Magazine. He has also worked on projects with many other artists such as Ian Brown, Regina Spektor and most recently the band Hinds, whilst continuing to work on projects across the globe.

First up tonight I was joined once again by our good buddy Rock’n’Roll Andy to chat about some of the great nights his company, Rock & Roll Enterprises, is hosting in the coming weeks in Peterborough and London. Highlights of these gigs include burlesque night ‘Fancy That’, GN’R tribute act It’s So Easy, and Curveballs favourites Lace & Whiskey – find the full list at www.rockandrollenterprises.co.uk. Next up was The Arthur Clark Collective (l-r David, Brian, Lemme Bon Jail), who joined us just ahead of their latest gig at Luna Lounge in Leytonstone on April 9th. Click above to listen back to them discussing being a collective rather than a band, the recording of their latest set of tracks, & the obscure 90s indie track they might be heard covering soon… check out their latest tracks on SoundCloud, & more on Facebook & Twitter. Space – We Gotta Get Out of This Place Bob Collum & the Welfare Mothers – Little Rock Salad Undressed – Evergreen Sleeper – The Sun Also Rises ROCK N’ ROLL ANDY IN THE STUDIO Lace & Whiskey – But Do You Love Me? Alice Cooper – House of Fire Andy Hughes – Fading April Sky Alice Cooper – Why Trust You? Guns N’ Roses – Welcome to the Jungle THE ARTHUR CLARK COLLECTIVE IN THE STUDIO The Arthur Clark Collective – Coin-O-Matic The Arthur Clark Collective – Leisurely Pace (live in session) Oasis – The Hindu Times The Arthur Clark Collective – Veronica (live in session) Saints Boulevard – Law of Attraction The Arthur Clark Collective – Porcelain Girl (live in session) Blur – Badhead The Arthur Clark Collective – Nice Day to Know You (live in session) The Theme – Hold Me Parrilla – Surrounded Lady Grey & the Earls – Juxtapose Motorcycle Display Team – Letters of Last Resort Lost on Broadway – Mysterious Girl

Kevin Allison was in the belly of the whale for years in between the end of The State on MTV and the creation of his amazingly popular and funny storytelling live show and podcast Risk.  He talks to Will about knowing he wanted to move to NYC at a very early age,  joining the State while attending NYU, what sketch comedy taught him about group dynamics, His perspective on the dissolution of The State, forgetting your act in the middle of a performance at Luna Lounge, and how advice from Michael Ian Black and a storytelling show at UCB lead him to personal storytelling and the creation of Risk.   Kevin on Twitter: @TheKevinAllison   Will on Twitter: @comicwillcarey   Follow the podcast on Twitter: @awesomedpod

Talking to Brendan B. Brown about his life and music is like talking to a dozen guys at once. There’s the singer-songwriter - the guy who wrote the hit song “Teenage Dirtbag” and created the band Wheatus nearly 2 decades ago, and who has been riding that wave ever since. This is the guy who writes brilliant, provocative, genre bending pop songs, and who tours stadiums in the UK and Australia. There’s the kid who grew up in a “lobster town in decline” on long island in the 80s and was sent to an all boys high school an hour away because his parents panicked after a satanic murder took place in the woods behind his house. This is the guy who ultimately ended up moving into the extra house on his parents property, building a work-live space and staying there well into adulthood. There’s the gear geek - the one who wants to know about each microphone, guitar amp, drum head and compressor used on all the records he loves. This is the guy who remembers every piece of equipment he ever bought and can explain why he cares deeply for the kind of equipment that most people would find little value in. There’s the punk from the east village - the guy who spent the 90s at the Mercury Lounge and the Luna Lounge, attacking New York city with a raw, DIY “anti” attitude that he continues to carry with him to this day. There’s the music fan. (This is the episode in which more specific examples of music have been given than any other on the Third Story before.) At the core, Brendan is a natural, self taught, self invented, homebody who seems to be firing on all cylinders at all times. He is intensely curious and passionate about what he does, what he thinks, what he thinks he does, and what he does about what he thinks. I recently met with Brendan in his studio on Long Island - the same one where he has recorded almost all of his albums, and which happens to be on the property where he grew up. Here he talks about the power and responsibility of writing a hit song, what it’s like to have your dreams come true, and how to recover when they don't. The episode features an introductory conversation with my old friend and musical collaborator Joy Dragland.  Thanks for listening. If you enjoyed it, please leave a review on iTunes and consider supporting the podcast on Patreon! And now you can also listen to the podcast on Spotify!

Matt and Andrew talk to longtime producer and talent executive Naomi Steinberg about her time booking the legendary, weekly, NYC alt-comedy showcase "Eating It" at Luna Lounge, the show's storied line-ups, the early careers of breakout stars like Mike Birbiglia, Demetri Martin, and Marc Maron, and oh yeah, what it's like raising two tween boys in 2016.  Today's podcast is brought to you by warbyparker.com - get a FREE 5-Day Home Try-On at www.warbyparkertrial.com/SIBSB. Five pairs. Five days. One-hundred percent free.

Dan Quinn makes his quinquennial appearance on What's So Funny? (at least as far as our records are concerned). In this episode, Quinn reveals who's the moodiest participant in the Snowed In Comedy Tour, rails against amateurs running comedy rooms, talks about closing out an evening at Luna Lounge after Marc Maron, Janeane Garofalo, and Dave Chappelle, and tells us what it was like to perform on an all-Dutch show in Amsterdam. This episode brought to you by the word 'Abominable.'