Podcast appearances and mentions of maia macdonald

"In this episode, we're taking a look back at the music from the first half of the year, including sessions recorded at Serious Business Music in Brooklyn with Travis Harrison, and the first batch of BTR Live Studio at Home sessions! All of these episodes were hosted by Maia Macdonald. 00:00 - Sponsor + Intro 01:47 - "Fun In the Afterlife" - Jelly Kelly 05:42 - "Vacation" - Honey Cutt 09:22 - "Earth Angel" - Activity 13:59 - "Soft Skin" - Frankie Valet 17:08 - "Sun" - ing 19:41 - "Actress" - Skylar Gudasz 22:48 - mic break 23:48 - "Spinning Gold" - Parlor Walls 27:32 - "Mirage" - Lisel 30:55 - "Y Golau Mwyaf yw'r Cysgod Mwyaf" - The Joy Formidable 35:53 - "Your Family" - Thin Lear 38:45 - "double dare" - Momma 42:35 - "Lime Green Jheri Curl" - proper. 46:22 - "Back Of My Mind" - Scoville Unit 49:16 - "Kittie" - Banana 52:05 - "Honey Suckle" - Pom Pom Squad 55:13 - "So Long" - Winnebago Vacation 56:30 - mic break 56:54 - "Good Will" - Shadow Monster 60:11 - "In The Clouds" - Kissed By An Animal 63:07 - "Way Down" - Motherhood 67:59 - "Pines And Cones" - Essi 71:16 - mic break 72:50 - "Chipped Checkered Wall" - Adir L.C. 76:29 - "Hold On" - Felicia Douglass 78:24 - "Autumn" - Nana Grizol 81:01 - "Why Don't You Come Out Anymore" - The Natvral 85:01 - outro 86:56 - end. "

Young Kaii is one of those rare artists that effortlessly brings raw emotions using just her talent and her powerful lyrics. In this episode, Homoground correspondent Maia Macdonald chats with Young Kaii about the life of being an artist, smoothies, swimming with dolphins and choosing happiness.Songs featured: "Careless", "Speechless" and "Memories"for more details visit homoground.com/episode262 Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/homoground. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"Ana Goñi-Lessan is a member of the Houston Chronicle’s editorial board. She recently visited the neighborhood of Third Ward there in Houston where George Floyd grew up and spoke with some of his childhood friends. She tells us about that and the reaction of the neighborhood and the city more generally to Floyd’s murder and the resulting protests and police violence. Also, Charles Hinshaw and J. McVay discuss the new movie, ‘Da 5 Bloods,’ directed by Spike Lee and starring Delroy Lindo, Jonathan Majors, Clarke Peters, Norm Lewis, and Isiah Whitlock Jr. -- out now on Netflix. We’ll also revisit songs by Courtney Barnett and Shilpa Ray, from past sessions of BTR Live Studio, as Maia Macdonald says goodbye after hosting that podcast for 14 years. Houston Chronicle articles mentioned in the episode: Opinion: ‘Bigger than people know.’ Third Ward friends remember George Floyd, in their own words Editorial: As George Floyd is laid to rest in Houston, say their names ‘We are tired’: Over 6,300 line up in Houston to see George Floyd’s body Man found dead in apparent suicide outside store in Shady Acres, police say HouWeAre: Meet the Houston Chronicle's new newsletter about identity, race and culture Episode Credits Producer/Host: J. McVay Contributor on Movies: Charles Hinshaw Composer/Editor: Hansdale Hsu 00:00 - Intro 01:28 - START /// The Houston Chronicle’s Ana Goñi-Lessan / reading and introduction 04:25 - Speaking w/ George Floyd’s childhood friends 08:45 - Houston’s Third Ward neighborhood 12:45 - Recent protests or actions in Third Ward and Houston generally 15:50 - Houston Chronicle’s “Say Their Names” editorial and the paper’s coverage / local response 20:19 - A man found hanging / Moody Park riots as historical catalyst for change 23:13 - Houston’s music scene / chopped and screwed / Big Floyd / Cal Wayne 27:40 - ‘HouWeAre’ newsletter 30:16 - The importance of local news coverage /// END 31:51 - “Avant Gardener” (BTR Live Studio, 2013) - Courtney Barnett 37:02 - Movie Review: Charles Hinshaw on ‘Da 5 Bloods’ 40:09 - Movie Chat w/ Charles Hinshaw & J. McVay (Spoiler Alert) 65:51 - “Sanitary iPad” (BTR Live Studio, 2014) - Shilpa Ray 70:22 - Outro/credits 71:02 - Finish. "

Andre Green is involved in non-profit work and politics in Massachusetts. He joins us to discuss the aftermath of George Floyd’s murder and the protests and police violence that followed. He shares his personal reaction, as well as his observations of reactions locally where he is, and shares his thoughts on the implications of this moment and how it could continue to develop. Episode Credits Producer/Host: J. McVay Composer/Editor: Hansdale Hsu 00:00 - Intro 01:05 - START /// Andre Green on George Floyd, protests, police violence / Introduction 06:03 - Personal and local reaction in Massachusetts 09:36 - Local cases brought to light in aftermath 14:08 - Biggest surprises 17:02 - Specific words to use in discussions about protests (or riots, uprisings, etc.) / recognizing white privilege: “people tend to think a game they’re winning is fair” 21:32 - Recognizing the struggle of Black Americans as the “true red-pilling” white Americans need / “police” vs. “policing” and other discussions to have with people who need to hear them 25:40 - The role of police and the need for other people in other roles 32:38 - “But will it matter?” / an inflection point that could become a tipping point / letting hope in 41:24 - Hopes and predictions / “America’s founding disaster” 43:44 - Movie recommendations: ‘LA92,’ ‘The Weather Underground,’ and ‘Freedom Summer,’ but definitely not ‘The Help’ / wrapping up /// END 51:39 - A note on Maia Macdonald leaving BTRtoday 52:53 - “Sea of Sand” (BTR Live Studio, 2016) - Adia Victoria 60:47 - Outro/credits 61:27 - Finish.

Prolific producer and songwriter Felicia Douglass is a fierce musical talent, whom you may recognize from her solo project or her work with Gemma, Dirty Projectors, Ava Luna, Baile, and Lip Set. This spring she has collaborated with dozens of artists online, found ways to keep moving while inside, and released several new tracks. This June, she’ll be the featured vocalist on Dirty Projectors new EP, Flight Tower. She recently invited us inside her Brooklyn home for a performance in her music room, along with a conversation with Maia Macdonald. “Ready For Your Miracle” (Felicia Douglass) and “Lose Your Love” (Dirty Projectors) are available now. 00:00 - Felicia Douglass At Home 02:37 - Booklet - Felicia Douglass 04:38 - Conversation with Felicia Douglass 18:28 - Shell - Felicia Douglass 20:51 - Conversation with Felicia Douglass 39:46 - Hold On - Felicia Douglass 41:41 - Conversation with Felicia Douglass 53:07 - Outro 54:19 - Finish

Prolific producer and songwriter Felicia Douglass is a fierce musical talent, whom you may recognize from her solo project or her work with Gemma, Dirty Projectors, Ava Luna, Baile, and Lip Set. This spring she has collaborated with dozens of artists online, found ways to keep moving while inside, and released several new tracks. This June, she’ll be the featured vocalist on Dirty Projectors new EP, Flight Tower. She recently invited us inside her Brooklyn home for a performance in her music room, along with a conversation with Maia Macdonald. “Ready For Your Miracle” (Felicia Douglass) and “Lose Your Love” (Dirty Projectors) are available now. 00:00 - Felicia Douglass At Home 02:37 - Booklet - Felicia Douglass 04:38 - Conversation with Felicia Douglass 18:28 - Shell - Felicia Douglass 20:51 - Conversation with Felicia Douglass 39:46 - Hold On - Felicia Douglass 41:41 - Conversation with Felicia Douglass 53:07 - Outro 54:19 - Finish

BTRtoday podcast producer and host Maia Macdonald drops by to do what she does best - talk about music - including tracks from The Orielles, Anna Calvi, Bonus, Lisel, and The Districts. 00:00 - // Sponsor + Intro 18:29 - “D19” Disq 21:30 - // This is a full on gem of a jam 30:22 - “The Square Eyed Pack” - The Orielles 34:23 - // That “oh” moment 42:24 - “Don’t beat the girl out of my boy ft. courtney barnett” - Anna Calvi 45:47 - // Oh, those heavy hitters? 49:07 - “Bathlight” - Bonus 51:33 - // easter eggs on the recording 56:28 - “Specters” - Lisel 59:50 - // Maia guessed it! 62:50 - “Changing” - the Districts 66:47 - // Porfirios 70:06 - // outro 70:35 - // END.

A new exciting conspiracy series Written, Produced and Directed by C.J Clayton. The five leads in the show are: Kayden Boisclaire (Leo), Shelyse Cameron (Hex), Laine Gillies (Kayley), Nich Gulicz (Justice) and Shanelle Connell (Abby). Also Produced by Rodney Grey, Executive Producer Alan MacFarlane, Line Producer CJay Boisclair, Consulting Producer Shafik Chernovsky, Co-Producer Alex Peterson, Series Producer Tatiana Turner, Associate Producer Alexander Patterson, Composer Roger Leaver. Cinematography C.J Clayton, Karl Heldt, Ethan Ribeiro. Costume Supervisor Trina Monroe-Panich. Steadicam Operator Cody Fofonoff, Special Effects Dan Popoff, Key Makeup Artist Priscilla Clayton, Actors; Scotty Larson (Luka, Tatiana Turner (Natasha), Danica Dreyer, Maia MacDonald, Jacob Gagne and many more. Follow @SILKROADSERIES for more show updates on filming season one! @priscillaannclayton photo. Email us for media requests silkroadmediarep@gmail.com

On today's show, we take another walk on the wild side, with a reading from 1901's "Music & It's Masters" by O.B. Boise, provided by the Gutenberg Project. We listen to music from Guided by Voices, Dominic Sen, Art Feynman, Shana Falana, Battles (ft. Xenia Rubinos), Bibio, Jessica Pratt, Will Stratton, Jambinai, and Andrew Deadman. Podcast score by Maia Macdonald. 00:00 - Intro 04:25 - Colonel Paper - Guided by Voices 06:23 - Reading 09:05 - Hear Me - Dominic Sen 12:57 - Reading 16:27 - Can’t Stand It - Art Feyman 22:00 - Reading 25:22 - Who We Are - Shana Falana 28:38 - Reading 31:52 - They Played It Twice (ft. Xenia Rubinos) - Battles 35:02 - Reading 36:46 - Watch The Flies - Bibio 40:30 - Reading 41:49 - Poly Blue - Jessica Pratt 44:25 - Mutual Core 45:09 - Light Blue - Will Stratton 49:12 - Mutual Core 49:25 - Glow Upon Closed Eyes - Jambinai 55:49 - Outro 56:32 - Jan Paul Belmondo - Andrew Deadman 60:41 - Finish

J. McVay is joined by guest Maia Macdonald, a longtime producer and host for BTR, as we begin a new recurring series of segments in which we meet the people behind what we do here at BTRtoday. Later in the episode, Jacqueline Soller and J. McVay discuss the new movie, ‘Pain and Glory,’ directed by Pedro Almodóvar and starring Antonio Banderas -- out now from Sony Pictures Classics. And we’ll take an exclusive early listen to a performance by musician Jesca Hoop, from their upcoming BTR Live Studio session. Music composed by and show edited by Hansdale Hsu. 00:00 - Intro 01:11 - START /// Meet BTR: Maia Macdonald 01:35 - About her new show, ‘Mutual Core’ 03:29 - Getting burned out on music when you work in music 04:47 - ‘Mutual Core’ features music from anywhere in the world -- where’s the furthest place so far? 05:29 - Maia’s been working on ‘BTR Live Studio’ since 2006 / what makes an episode memorable? 08:18 - Signs that someone might be hard to interview 10:06 - What led Maia to BTR and interviewing musicians? 12:51 - Early musical memories 16:54 - Maia’s musical projects and identities 21:38 - Maia’s musical inspirations 22:34 - Recent and upcoming releases 24:30 - Thoughts on the concept of “albums” 26:50 - Plugs / wrapping up /// END 31:08 - “Skeleton Time” - Maia Macdonald 35:35 - 1st Person: Vincent // Recovering From A Devastating Breakup 40:41 - Movie Review: Jacqueline Soller on ‘Pain and Glory’ 41:37 - Movie Chat w/ Jacqueline Soller & J. McVay (Spoiler Alert) 54:29 - “Free of the Feeling” (BTR Live Studio, 2019) - Jesca Hoop 59:42 - Outro / Credits 60:31 - Finish.

Welcome to Mutual Core, hosted by Maia Macdonald. Music from everywhere, that is interesting for one reason or another. Let's discuss. On today's episode, hear from Black Belt Eagle Scout, NOTS, Yonatan Gat, OHMME, and many more. 00:00 - Mutual Core 02:08 - Free Cell - Lina Tullgren 06:16 - Mutual Core 07:30 - Run It To Ya - Black Belt Eagle Scout 11:05 - Mutual Core 12:17 - Floating Hand - NOTS 16:05 - Mutual Core 17:04 - White Fur 19:48 - Mutual Core 20:46 - Cue The Machines - Yonatan Gat 23:48 - Mutual Core 27:12 - Sentient Beings - OHMME 31:36 - Mutual Core 32:49 - Tenderness - Jay Som 36:46 - Childqueen - Kadhja Bonet 39:55 - Mutual Core 41:51 - Guapa - Juan Wauters 47:15 - Mutual Core 48:39 - Barcelona City Tour - Mourn 51:38 - Mutual Core 52:36 - In My Dreams - Anohni 55:32 - Outro 56:35 - Parts - Half Waif 59:22 - Finish

Welcome to Mutual Core, a brand new bi-weekly podcast on BTRtoday, hosted by Maia Macdonald. On today's premiere, you'll hear new music from Gauche, Joanna Sternberg, Purple Mountains, and more. 00:00 - Mutual Core 01:51 - Flash - Gauche 05:52 - Mutual Core 06:50 - Tongos - KOKOKO! 10:25 - Mutual Core 11:14 - Mirage - Lisel 14:37 - Poisoned Stones - OH SEES 18:29 - Mutual Core 21:06 - 180 Days - Ada Lea 24:56 - Mutual Core 26:11 - Take It Back - Blood Orange feat Arca, Joba, and Justin Skye 30:33 - Mutual Core 31:30 - Strings - Gemma 32:55 - Only One - Gemma 36:27 - Mutual Core 37:10 - Aaron - Palehound 40:40 - Mutual Core 41:22 - All My Happiness Is Gone - Purple Mountains 45:38 - Mutual Core 46:14 - Step Away - Joanna Sternberg 48:55 - Mutual Core 50:18 - Pretty Ribbons and Lovely Flowers - Bibio 54:32 - Chapstick - Hippocampus 57:42 - Mutual Core 58:15 - Finish

Maia Macdonald has a brand new show called Mutual Core. It's about music from around the world. It's about music from New York. It's about music that she loves. Sometimes she'll talk to artists. Sometimes she'll talk to you. Every other Wednesday on BTRtoday. 00:00 - Maia Macdonald presents Mutual Core! 00:46 - End.

Host Maia Macdonald (Kid in the Attic) speaks with Emily Wells about her latest album.homoground.com/episode240 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Maia Macdonald and Krystine Summers discuss their women’s soccer fandom and France plans in the lead up to the World Cup this summer. Later in the episode, they discuss the origins of the modern game (both men & women) and how the game was forced down two different paths, leading to permanent ramifications in the women’s game today. They also delve into the very first FIFA Women’s World Cup in China in 1991 and even play a game of two truths, one lie. Mentioned In This Episode: Alen Stajcic, head coach of the Australian WNT, fired. Joseph Ndoko, Cameroon WNT head coach, fired. When Football Banned Women Burn It All Down Podcast Important References: South American Soccer Is Ignoring Its Women (Vice Sports) ALICIA VARGAS: THE FIRST IOLA OF MEXICAN FOOTBALL (Luchadoras) 1991 Women’s World Cup in China (Soccer Politics) TECHNICAL STUDY GROUP REPORTS (FIFA) 00:00 - Intro 00:50 - About Us 03:05 - What’s The Plan? World Cup Adventures + Podcast Goals 08:26 - This Week in Women’s Soccer News 11:41 - A Brief History of Women’s Soccer   18:44 - Non FIFA sanctioned tournaments + First FIFA World Championship 29:55 - This Week’s Recommendation: Burn It All Down podcast 30:58 - Outro 31:52 - Finish

Longtime BTRtoday host Maia Macdonald is joined by Krystine Summers in this new podcast devoted to women's soccer. The two co-hosts will be heading to France this summer for the FIFA Women's World Cup, so subscribe now wherever you listen to podcasts so you can follow along as they cover the lead up to the big event, along with history, interviews, and more! 00:00 - Introducing 'Second XI' with Maia and Krystine, new podcast from BTRtoday!

Toebow and Maia Macdonald are at C’mon Everybody. The New Restaurants are performing as “Taylor Slow” for Covers 4 Causes at the Footlight to race money for RAICES of Texas. Jennifer Castle is at Baby’s All Right. Katie Von Schleicher and Ava Luna are at Music Hall Of Williamsburg. Let’s Eat Grandma is at Baby’s All Right. HYUKOH is at Irving Plaza. 00:00 - // StereoactiveNYC / BTRtoday ID // 00:40 - // Welcome // 03:52 - “Spirit Mane” (BTR Live Studio, 2018) - Toebow 08:17 - “Starfucker” (BTR Live Studio, 2018) - Toebow 11:26 - “More” - Kid In The Attic 14:21 - “Celebrity Cruises” - The New Restaurants 17:22 - “Weird Website” - The New Restaurants 19:49 - // Mic Break // 21:46 - “Angels of Death” - Jennifer Castle 25:24 - “Crying Shame” - Jennifer Castle 28:54 - “Going Down” - Katie Von Schleicher 32:02 - “Life’s A Lie” - Katie Von Schleicher 34:38 - “Crown” (Serious Business, 2013) - Ava Luna 38:48 - “Crystal Pumpkins” (Serious Business, 2013) - Ava Luna 42:47 - “Centerline” - Ava Luna 46:38 - // Mic Break // 49:12 - “Falling Into Me” - Let’s Eat Grandma 54:48 - “Jesus Lived In A Motel Room” (BTR Live Studio, 2017) - HYUKOH 59:15 - // Outro + Disclaimer // 60:31 - // Finish.