Podcasts about magic child

To honor Mother's Day we are re-releasing a series of Mom-related episodes. Real people making real apologies to Moms and from Moms. Happy Mother's Day to all Mothers!  Note: Season 5 starts this week. Stay tuned.

On this weeks' episode Damon and Tynia chat with Mr. Steven Dye Jr. , the C.O.O of Detroit Magic Child Development.He discusses the programs purpose, enrollment, and the impact being made of Detroit Youth. He shares his journey of finding his purpose and more powerful gems. Tune in and share with a friend!

Inspired by Numero Group’s compilation Cosmic American Music we felt we wanted to do a take on that theme. However, as neither of us have so much country records in our collections this episode turned out to be a little bit more eclectic with songs inspired by American roots music in general, so it will be some country-tinged tracks but also blues and folk. As we had more tunes lined up than we could squeeze into this episode we will return with a part 2 of this theme. Featured in this episode is also two contemporary artists, Part-Time Lover and Evan Haywood, as we continue with our new segment of playing modern music. Part-Time Lover will release an EP in October on Blue Arrow Records in Cleveland and included here is one of the tracks, “Magic Child”. Evan Haywood is just finishing up his second album “Perfumed Gardens” and we play “Ashes of Oblivion” from the LP. George Law – s/t (Bongwater Records, 1977) -Clouded Mind  Drendall, Thrower and Friends – Papa Never Let Me Sing the Blues (Deacon Productions, 1972) -Papa Never Let Me Sing the Blues Peter Grudzien – Album nr. 2 (in Two Sides) “The Garden of Love” (Subliminal Sounds, 2007) -Kiss Me Another Kathy Ford – s/t (The Great Arts and Farces Company, 1980) -Kid From Colorado Dennis – Lay By Me (Roadside Records, 1978) -Open the Door Bureman & O’Rourke – Strawberry Pickin’s (Pearce, 1974) -Genevieve The Trio – s/t (No label, 1969-70/2015) -Kind Sir  

This Episode of the Punk Rock and Politics Podcast will look back at all the pervious artists that have joined us in the political mosh pit from episodes #4-21!Here is the track listing in order:1. Gregory II – Everyday2. Nervous Defects – BSD3. Stalins of Sound – Functional Regressive4. After The Burn – Conspiracy5. Amber Lamps – Adrenaline6. Trapdoor Social – Never Stop Listening7. All The Rage – Everything I Couldn’t Tell You8. David Dorenfeld – Ahimsa9. Life Lessons – Ivy10. Transience – Xenophobe11. Used to be ME – Glue12. American Standards – Writers Block Party13. Thunder and Roses – White Lace and Strange14. Artificial Spring –I’ve Found It To Be True15. Reagan Youth – USA16. At The Courthouse – Upon Deaf Ears17. Magic Child and the Glass Regime – Songs for Ghosts18. Nights Like Thieves – I Collide19. KoolBeef Productions – Hype DamagersThanks for all your support and we’ll see you in the political mosh pit! Punk Rock and Politics is a proud member of the No Phony Podcast Network.

Episode #58 (3.27.18) of Punk Rock and Politics Daniel Roy Baron will help Michael co-host the episode and we will talk with surfer, photographer and guitarist Chad Might. Then Daniel and I will discuss the history of the news media and how to live in the now. Bands featured on this episode include: Whining Pussys and Magic Child and the Glass Regime, Let's get to the political mosh pit! Punk Rock and Politics is a proud member of the No Phony Podcast Network.

This Episode of the Punk Rock and Politics Podcast will look back at all the pervious artists that have joined us in the political mosh pit from episodes #4-21! Here is the track listing in order:1. Gregory II – Everyday2. Nervous Defects – BSD3. Stalins of Sound – Functional Regressive4. After The Burn – Conspiracy5. Amber Lamps – Adrenaline6. Trapdoor Social – Never Stop Listening7. All The Rage – Everything I Couldn’t Tell You8. David Dorenfeld – Ahimsa9. Life Lessons – Ivy10. Transience – Xenophobe11. Used to be ME – Glue12. American Standards – Writers Block Party13. Thunder and Roses – White Lace and Strange14. Artificial Spring –I’ve Found It To Be True15. Reagan Youth – USA16. At The Courthouse – Upon Deaf Ears17. Magic Child and the Glass Regime – Songs for Ghosts18. Nights Like Thieves – I Collide19. KoolBeef Productions – Hype DamagersThanks for all your support and we’ll see you in the political mosh pit!

This Episode of the Punk Rock and Politics Podcast will look back at all the pervious artists that have joined us in the political mosh pit from episodes #4-21! Here is the track listing in order:1. Gregory II – Everyday   2. Nervous Defects – BSD   3. Stalins of Sound – Functional Regressive   4. After The Burn – Conspiracy   5. Amber Lamps – Adrenaline   6. Trapdoor Social – Never Stop Listening   7. All The Rage – Everything I Couldn’t Tell You   8. David Dorenfeld – Ahimsa   9. Life Lessons – Ivy   10. Transience – Xenophobe   11. Used to be ME – Glue   12. American Standards – Writers Block Party   13. Thunder and Roses – White Lace and Strange   14. Artificial Spring –I’ve Found It To Be True   15. Reagan Youth – USA   16. At The Courthouse – Upon Deaf Ears   17. Magic Child and the Glass Regime – Songs for Ghosts   18. Nights Like Thieves – I Collide   19. KoolBeef Productions – Hype Damagers   Thanks for all your support and we’ll see you in the political mosh pit! 

Episode #19 (4.18.17) of Punk Rock and Politics Michael interviews the band Magic Child and the Glass Regime about the Provo music scene, social media's influence on the news and the current developments within the United States federal education department. On Open Mic's Last Call we will talk about North Korea and President Trump's response. Let's get to the political mosh pit!

This week we have special guest Joe Vickrey of Magic Child and the Glass Regime! We discuss his roots and the life of an indie rock star in today's cold and callous world. After a rough and tumble experience including rejection from an idol, Joe has finally achieved his dream of starting a real band. Its his life and mission now and he was more than happy to share his experience with Conner.