Podcast appearances and mentions of Matthew Murphy

Matthew Murphy, front-man of the iconic UK band The Wombats, joins us in our first VulnerabiliTea House of 2025. In this episode, Murph answers one of life’s most terrifying questions, “In what ways do you fear you could negatively impact your children?” He also shares his experience with panic attacks, anxiety and depression and is extremely honest detailing how alcohol became a crutch. Becoming sober, which Murph describes as the best decision of his life, was not easy. Murph goes into detail about what the withdrawal process was like and how he began to find joy in activities again. Murph, thank you for soundtracking our youths (and current lives), and thank you for this incredibly helpful conversation. If you would like to watch this full episode on YouTube, follow this link: https://bit.ly/4i6hRRi

Our guests today are none other than indie-rock royalty, The Wombats. The honorary Australian lads from Liverpool are back with their sixth studio album, Oh! The Ocean—a record that subtly expands their sonic palette while still delivering the anthemic energy fans love. In today's episode, we welcome Matthew Murphy, aka Murph, back to the podcast to chat all things Oh! The Ocean, including how the beach served as a thematic inspiration, the songwriting process across both The Wombats and his solo project, and how the band's dynamic has evolved over the years. We also dive into what makes for a great song title six albums in and, of course, their highly anticipated return to Australia later this year for Somersault Festival.The Wombats : Instagram / Spotify Purchase Oh! The Ocean and find The Wombats on tour here.Visit our official website here and follow us across our socials.

Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk about Urinetown @ Encores!, The Kleban Prize for Musical Theatre, 121 Project, Schmigadoon! @ The Kennedy Center, and National Symphony Orchestra (NSO): Opera in Concert: Noseda conducts Barber’s Vanessa. Schmigadoon! Photo by Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmerman. “This Week on Broadway” has read more The post This Week on Broadway for February 9, 2025: Urinetown @ Encores! appeared first on BroadwayRadio.

Oh! The Ocean.On this episode I am joined by Matthew Murphy, from The Wombats. The Wombats are an English indie rock band formed in Liverpool in 2003.Mark and Me is now on YouTube - Please subscribe here https://www.youtube.com/@markandmePlease support the Mark and Me Podcast via Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/Markandme or you can buy me a coffee here: https://ko-fi.com/markandme.The Mark and Me podcast is proudly sponsored by Richer Sounds.Visit richersounds.com now to shop for all your hi-fi, home cinema and TV solutions. Also, don't forget to join their VIP club for FREE with just your email address to receive a great range of fantastic privileges.The Mark and Me podcast is also proudly sponsored by Vice-Press.If you are a fan of films and pop culture, check out Vice Press. All of their limited edition posters, art prints & collectibles are officially licensed & are made for fans like us to collect & display in their homes. Vice Press work directly with artists and licensors to create artwork and designs that are exclusive to them.This year, Vice Press also launched Vice Press Home Video, dedicated to releasing classic films on VHS. And yes, they play! Get 10% off of your first order using code MARKANDME10 or head to vice-press.com/discount/MARKANDME10Siren Craft Brew is offering Mark and Me listeners £10 off their next order over £50 at sirencraftbrew.com with code 10MARK just in time for the festive season (expires 31/12/2024). That's beers for a party, fridge fillers and gifts sorted! Based in Berkshire, Siren are an award winning, family-owned independent brewery with a wide range of beers to suit all tastes.  All artwork and designs are produced by Dead Good Tees - Dead Good Tee crafts graphic T-shirts for true horror and movie enthusiasts. Drawing inspiration from classic movies, iconic villains, and the darker side of cinema, their designs offer a subtle nod to the genre's most unforgettable moments. Visit www.deadgoodtees.co.uk

Matthew Murphy is an expert on retirement and he challenges us to  think about what really matters when in retirement. Retirement planning can be different for each person depending on the lifestyle you want to live in retirement. It is essential to plan for your last paycheck to maintain your desired lifestyle and planning early is encouraged. He also speaks to retirement savings fundamentals,  life expectancy, inflation, health care costs, and loss of a spouse. 2023-165131 Exp 11/25To learn more about C&A Financial Group or to consider a fulfilling career with us, visit us online at www.ca-strategy.com for more information. Follow us online on Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube

Normally, listeners send in their thoughts at home via texts, but on a special day like the reveal of next year's budget, it seems right to hear from some listeners directly.Kieran is joined by listeners Barbara Taylor, Tracey Carroll and Matthew Murphy to discuss their thoughts on Budget 2025.

Theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck joins Midday to share another weekly review of a theatrical production in the greater Baltimore region. This week, reviews of two musicals at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. Nine is based on the groundbreaking 1963 movie, “8 1/2,” by Italian filmmaker Federico Fellini, while Back to the Future: The Musical is adapted from the 1985 film for the stage. (Photo by Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmerman.)Email us at midday@wypr.org, tweet us: @MiddayWYPR, or call us at 410-662-8780.

In this episode of "Sara Gonzales Unfiltered," Sara breaks down the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump at his campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. With eight years of dangerous rhetoric from the Left calling Trump “Hitler” and a “danger to democracy,” Sara, along with special guest Matthew Murphy, a U.S. Army Green Beret sniper, asks some tough questions about the apparent shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, the failure of the Secret Service in removing Trump from the scene, and counter-snipers letting Crooks get off multiple shots before being “neutralized.” Did Crooks act alone? What was his plan for the explosives in his vehicle and parents' home? Can we trust the FBI for a truthful investigation? Also, in a major victory for President Trump, Judge Aileen Cannon has dismissed the classified documents case, citing unlawful appointment and funding of special counsel Jack Smith. Sara discusses the details with “America on Trial” podcast host and legal expert Josh Hammer. Panelists include Blaze TV contributors Matthew Marsden and Jaco Booyens.  Today's Sponsor: CardioMiracle.com/unfiltered. Use promo code SARA for a discount.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Dr. Seipp discusses the growing concern over chronic absenteeism with Dr. Zegar, and Dr. Matthew Murphy. They discuss the importance of attending school regularly as well as strategies that schools can take to support students with attendance.

Got a question? Text us here and we'll respond next ep! Mow. Todays chat is with Mr. Matthew Murphy or Murph as he has lovingly been known here in Australia for many years. He is the leader of the enormously successful and incredible band the Wombats and as a part of his side project, Love Fame Tragedy is making even more music if you can believe it!!Murph is in LA so we joined him via Zoom as a throwback and it was head first into all things Mental Health. He is 19 months into sobriety, a father of 2, working prolifically and doing the work on himself. So open about all of it and we are very grateful for the conversation. Enjoy! CW: This episode speaks about the devastating issues of gendered violence in Australia and may be triggering for some people to hear. Support services are available and we encourage anyone to speak out when they feel they can't.Lifeline - 13 11 14

Jeremy Jordan in The Great Gatsby (c) Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmerman Jena Tesse Fox, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk about The Great Gatsby, Illinoise, Mother Play, and SOOP Theatre Company production of A View From the Bridge. “This Week on Broadway” has been coming to you every week read more The post This Week on Broadway for May 12, 2024: The Great Gatsby appeared first on BroadwayRadio.

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Join us for an exclusive chat with Matthew Murphy, the mastermind behind Love Fame Tragedy, and the frontman of indie rock sensation The Wombats! Today marks the release of his second solo studio album, "Life is A Killer," crafted in collaboration with Jackknife Lee and Mark Crew. During his visit to Australia for SXSW Sydney last October, we caught up with Murph to delve into the evolution of his songwriting, exploring how this record reflects his journey as a father and partner. From discussing the unique songwriting approach between Love Fame Tragedy and The Wombats to his plans for bringing LFT shows to Australia, we uncover the creative process and inspirations behind Murph's latest musical endeavour. Plus, we'll touch on his admiration for The Jungle Giants and more!Love Fame Tragedy: Instagram / SpotifyYou can support the pod here: TSIY Insta / TSIY TikTok / TSIY Youtube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome to episode 177 of the ACPG Podcast. This week Ben is in Newcastle and zooming with Matthew Murphy of The Wombats and Love Fame Tragedy who is in LA. Ben and Murph talk about his second album from his side project Love, Fame, Tragedy. We talk about writing for this project and The Wombats, talk about the heritage of great scouse bands (there's a few), playing live, living in LA, and much more. Even for a writer beloved by his fans for being so frank and open about his romantic failings, tempestuous marriage and issues with drugs and depression, Life Is A Killer is Murph's truest and most lyrically raw album to date, documenting one of the most difficult years of his life. As the now sober songwriter navigates his way through balancing life as a new father of two and touring the world with The Wombats, he explores the mental struggles of managing family life amid self-destructive excess. Written in between London and LA, Murph enlisted the help of producers Jacknife Lee (U2, The Killers) and Mark Crew (Bastille, Rag N Bone Man, The Wombats) to push his sonic boundaries further than ever, with new sounds and even voice notes from his wife Akemi. As singer, guitarist and primary songwriter of The Wombats, Murph has sold over a million albums, garnered nearly 2 billion streams, and, in 2022 secured his first ever UK #1 album with the acclaimed Fix Yourself, Not The World. Thank you to Murph, Charlie and Murph's dog for coming on and support with this episode. See you very soon for season six.

Hello and welcome to episode 177 of the ACPG Podcast. This week Ben is in Newcastle and zooming with Matthew Murphy of The Wombats and Love Fame Tragedy who is in LA. Ben and Murph talk about his second album from his side project Love, Fame, Tragedy. We talk about writing for this project and The Wombats, talk about the heritage of great scouse bands (there's a few), playing live, living in LA, and much more. Even for a writer beloved by his fans for being so frank and open about his romantic failings, tempestuous marriage and issues with drugs and depression, Life Is A Killer is Murph's truest and most lyrically raw album to date, documenting one of the most difficult years of his life. As the now sober songwriter navigates his way through balancing life as a new father of two and touring the world with The Wombats, he explores the mental struggles of managing family life amid self-destructive excess. Written in between London and LA, Murph enlisted the help of producers Jacknife Lee (U2, The Killers) and Mark Crew (Bastille, Rag N Bone Man, The Wombats) to push his sonic boundaries further than ever, with new sounds and even voice notes from his wife Akemi. As singer, guitarist and primary songwriter of The Wombats, Murph has sold over a million albums, garnered nearly 2 billion streams, and, in 2022 secured his first ever UK #1 album with the acclaimed Fix Yourself, Not The World. Thank you to Murph, Charlie and Murph's dog for coming on and support with this episode. See you very soon for season six.

Award-winning composer and lyricist Ryan Scott Oliver is on the pod! U Guys, I give you all the latest Bway news in this week's BroadwayWorld Recap, brought to you by BroadwayWorld.com. Then I am joined by Ryan Scott Oliver to talk all about his incredible catalogue of original musicals. From 35mm to We Foxes, Ryan's works range from Gothic thrillers, to queer poperettas, to high octane rock musicals. Ryan shares about his artistic process as a composer, and how his work has been impacted by collaborations with other artists, including his husband, photographer Matthew Murphy. We talk about the shifting landscape of musical theater, and what it means to be queer in the world of the arts today. He also touches on his incredible musical theater training program, Actor Therapy, co-created with Lindsay Mendez, and he shares about his latest project titled Party of the Century, which centers around Truman Capote's infamous 1966 Black and White Ball. Ryan is amazing, U don't wanna miss this episode! Follow Ryan on Instagram: @ryanscottoliver Follow the pod on Instagram: @ohmypoduguys Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

American singer and actress Mandy Gonzalez has shaped some of Broadway's most well-known characters including Nina Rosario in Lin-Manuel Miranda's breakout "In the Heights," Angelica Schuyler Church in the Tony Award-winning show Hamilton, and the green witch Elphaba in Wicked. Mandy reflects on her 1,400 performances on stage for Hamilton and how she kept it fresh, discusses what happens when you make a mistake mid-show (the white room!), and shares what it's like to join a performance mid-run (the put-in rehearsal!). She tells David why starring with an all-Latino cast in a universal story is still near and dear to her heart, how her Jewish Bubbe sang with her as a child, reflects on her early start with Bette Midler, and explains why she launched her Fearless club.Check out Mandy Gonzalez on Instagram, Facebook, Threads, YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music, or the web.Follow Speaking Soundly on Instagram.Follow David on Instagram.You can find out more about Artful Narratives Media on Instagram and the web.Photograph of Mandy by Matthew Murphy.The Speaking Soundly theme song is composed by Joseph Saba/Stewart Winter and used by permission of Videohelper.Speaking Soundly was co-created by David Krauss and Jessica Handelman. This interview has been edited and condensed to fit the time format.Episode copyright © 2023 Artful Narratives Media. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Matthew Murphy and Rebecca Baker of Marble Wealth discuss their choice to leave UBS and opt for independence early in their careers, the impact of signing on to the firm's retire-in-place program ALFA, their age as a competitive advantage, and much more.

U Guys, this week's BroadwayWorld Recap is full of all the latest updates on the 2024 spring Broadway season! Then I am joined by renowned Broadway photographer, Matthew Murphy! Matt is an incredible artist with 65 Broadway credits to his name as Production Photographer. We chat about his upbringing and background as a dancer with American Ballet Theatre, and how it has informed his work as a photographer. He also shares some of his favorite and most challenging shoots to date, and what he is inspired by in other people's work. He shares what it's like to constantly learn and grow through his work, and how he has been able to assemble an incredible team of people who work together to maintain the iconic brand, Murphy Made. Matt has such beautiful insight into the world of theater through his lens, you do not want to miss this episode! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen: Lauren Class Schneider talks to Celia Mei Rubin, cast member of “Life of Pi” “Class Notes” actively covers New York's current theater season on, off, and off-off Broadway. LIFE OF PI – Hiran Abeysekera, Richard Parker (Fred Davis, Scarlet Wilderink, Andrew Wilson) – by Matthew Murphy & Evan Zimmerman read more The post Class Notes: Celia Mei Rubin from “Life of Pi” appeared first on BroadwayRadio.

Today's guest has spent 33 years in education and has only recently retired to coach teachers and leaders. Dr. Matthew Murphy believes in the power of social media and shares many examples in our interview.Why are some leaders so fearful of social media? Matthew believes there are two main reasons and explains them in detail. This is really helpful for those listeners who struggle with getting some of their own administrators on board.The Profile of a Graduate program was an important initiative at Ramsey School District in New Jersey, but without good communication, it would have just sat on a shelf. Matthew shares examples of how they used social media to continually communicate the program to the community.Social media and smiling kids are great, but the “why” behind each activity, lesson, or experience is the most important. Let your followers know why you're doing what you're doing!SPECIAL GUESTMatthew J. Murphy, Ed. D.Former SuperintendentRamsey Public Schools, New JerseyEmail: drmatthewmurphy@verizon.net Twitter: @drmatthewmurphyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmatthewmurphy Website: https://drmatthewmurphy.com USEFUL INFORMATIONProfile of a Graduate from Ramsey School District:Overview of programMORE RESOURCESFree Video Training: Learn the simple secrets behind social media for K12 schools!Sign up for our free e-newsletter - click herewww.SocialSchool4EDU.com

For episode 138, we welcomed Matthew Murphy to the show! Matthew Murphy was a Green Beret in the US Army, Special Forces Sniper, Special Operations Terminal Attack Controller, Communications Specialist, Foreign Weapons Expert, Unconventional Warfare Expert, and speaks Arabic in the Levantine and Modern Standard dialects. He is a veteran of wars in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan and has lived and worked all over Europe and the Middle East since the age of 23. Matthew is also the Founder and President of Operation Light Shine, a non-profit charity headquartered in Nashville, TN, whose mission is to combat human trafficking and child exploitation. He is a native of Memphis, TN and current resident of Nashville, TN. He has two daughters who inspire him to live a life of service to his country and community. Matthew's family has been affected by Human Trafficking with the loss of his sister Sarah. In November 2019, Sarah was murdered by people involved in an organization that sex traffics and deals drugs. Missing for almost two months, her body was discovered in a river by hunters on Christmas Eve 2019. Since Sarah's death, Matt has refocused his efforts to shine a light on yet another evil in the world, the sexual exploitation and trafficking of children. In our discussion we covered the importance of having a strong family dynamic at home, the importance of monitoring what our kids are doing on social media, why he started Operation Light Shine, the never-ending work that goes into combating human trafficking, transitioning into the civilian world from the military, why some of these human trafficking stories are labeled as "conspiracies", and so much more! #greenberet #veteran #endhumantrafficking  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matthew Murphy is the Founder and CEO of Fusion92, which delivers marketing innovation and business transformation solutions to enterprise and emerging brands. He has led the company through the development of 14 patents, five groundbreaking technologies, the acquisition of three businesses, and the launch of a premium NFT studio. Matthew serves as a trusted advisor and expert growth marketer for teams and brands across B2B and consumer engagements. In this episode… Are you looking for a way to expand your services and venture outside of your niche? Have you considered private equity partnerships?  Founder and CEO of Fusion92, Matthew Murphy, talks about how he acquired three companies to grow his services. With host, Todd Taskey, Matthew explains marketing transformation, the value of serving on an M&A board, and how private equity helps businesses scale.

Matthew Murphy is the President of Murphy Distributors. Murphy Distributors' vision is to become the Connecticut beverage supplier that retailers and restaurants choose to enhance their business success and brand image. Matthew has a demonstrated history of working in the wine and spirits industry. Since its inception, the company has been building brands in an exclusive franchise state while providing exceptional results to suppliers quickly and efficiently. In this episode with Matthew Murphy What's working for you? What do you love about the industry? How can I make your life easier? These are some of the questions an effective distributor should ask its clients. The key to success in the distribution industry, where thousands of clients are handled, is knowing their story and what makes them unique. This way, you can represent these brands how they want to be seen by the market.  In today's episode of the Legends Behind the Craft podcast, Drew Thomas Hendricks and Bianca Harmon welcome Matthew Murphy, President of Murphy Distributors, as they shift the focus back to the B2B side of the industry, specifically three-tier distribution. Matthew talks about how he built his business connections, today's distribution landscape, and the Murphy Foundation.

Pacific Asset Management Senior Analyst John Brueggemann provides insights into the battered global energy sector. Guest host: Matthew Murphy, senior client portfolio manager. Originally published July 15, 2022.

How does teamwork and word of mouth jumpstart a company? Find out in this episode as the team from The Devil's Half Acre Distillery share their brand's story, and how they have jumpstarted their company. The team explains how their product has spread through word of mouth and old school PR and marketing. In addition, learn about the teamwork and the Bangor history behind creating their Jigger and Jones gin. 3:00 – Matt shares his idea to open the distillery that stemmed from his family history. 4:16 – Larry explains the origin story of their brand name, and the Bangor history behind it. 8:43 – James talks about his background as a chemical engineer and how he created the Jigger and Jones gin. 12:47 – Nancy asks all three about their positions in the business, and whether they are all veterans. 14:07 – They talk about how their product has grown through teamwork and word of mouth. 21:52 - Larry talks about the current sales of The Devil's Half Acre, and their plans to expand. 22:41 – Larry and Matt talk about how old school PR and marketing have helped their business. 27:40 – How the pandemic impacted The Devil's Half Acre. 28:38 – How the military has prepared Larry and Matt for running The Devil's Half Acre. 29:40 – Matt talks about the current economic conditions and how that has impacted their business. 30:47 –Matt talks about the future of The Devil's Half Acre. 33:17 – Larry shares the national and international demand they have received, and how they won metals at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition and the Bartenders Spirits Awards Competition. 36:04 – James shares how to make their Boarding Pass cocktail to rediscover gin.   Quote “What we learned about our brand story that we put together with the product, is that we had met a need that consumers were missing. People weren't aware that they could like gin. People weren't aware that there was a history that could define what's in the glass in front of them. By meshing those two together, the awareness drove itself and it has allowed people to talk about the product saying, ‘I don't like gin, but I like this Jigger and Jones stuff.'” – Matthew Murphy, President, Director of Operations and Co-founder of The Devil's Half Acre Distillery.   Links: Fan Jones and her Sky Blue House of Pleasure - Meander Maine San Francisco World Spirits Competition Bartender Spirits Awards competition The Boarding Pass Cocktail   Activate the PR Maven® Flash Briefing on your Alexa Device.  Join the PR Maven® Facebook group.    About the guest:     The Devil's Half Acre Distillery was established in 2016 and is the only military veteran owned and operated distillery in the State of Maine. Their spirits have local character, are artisanal, and expertly handcrafted with a focus on product quality and customer service. Devil's Half Acre relies entirely on the collaboration and contributions of more than any one person. Their success thus far is the result of founders, family and friends who have put their time, money and/or sweat into this project and it could not have been done without them.   Looking to connect:           Email: Matthew@thedevilshalfacredistillery.com Website: www.jiggerandjones.com

Mayor Adams released the administration's housing plan last month, but it didn't include a targeted number of new apartments the city would allow to be built. Matthew Murphy, executive director of the NYU Furman Center, talks about the perennial housing affordability crisis in the city, and what he thinks needs to be done.

Matthew Murphy, the lead singer of the Wombats, joins Keith to talk about the band's latest album 'Fix Yourself, Not the World.' They also talk about what goes into Murphy's lyric writing and song titles, how the band felt about going viral on TikTok and how Murphy has dealt with bouts of anxiety and depression throughout his career. Follow Keith on Twitter: @keithlaw Follow The Wombats on Twitter: @thewombats Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Keep in mind this interview was conducted just BEFORE Christmas 2021.  The new Wombats album is officially out titled Fix Yourself, Not The World. Stryker welcomes Matthew Murphy aka Murph to the Tuna on Toast studio where the guys begin their day hitting tennis balls and golf balls in the backyard (checkout Youtube) This leads to a chat about golf and playing golf on the road.   Murph shares his feelings leading up to the album release and hitting the road in the crazy time we live in mixed with balancing his home life and professional life.    Stryker asks Murph about the making of the new album, Fix Yourself, Not The World. Both Dan and Tord came out to Los Angeles before the world went mad to work on the new Wombats album.  During lockdown, Murph talks about finishing it up at his home in Southern California mixed with many zoom sessions with the guys.    Murph also discusses the album title and how it came to be. Stryker then asks Murph about the Wombats song "If You Ever Leave, I'm Coming With You".   Murph and Strykler discuss the longevity and success of the band and how it's been a slow build, but a very consistent and successful build!    Murph tells Stryker he sees the Wombats as a very Pixies (esque) band in terms of their career.   Stryker asks Murph about his love for Los Angeles and why he makes LA his home.    Murph also talks about the early shows the Wombats first played in Los Angeles and how they had to cancel their next show because as Murph said "he went for it".     Murph talks about the song "Poke the Bear" as well as "People Don't Change People, Time Does".   Murph then talks about growing up In Liverpool and what the music scene was like at that time.  Murph tells Strykler about playing Radiohead and Weezer covers as well as the time he auditioned to join an actual Radiohead tribute band named Fake Plastic.     Murph then tells Stryker about his college years where he met Dan and Tord and the circumstances surrounding The Wombats getting a record deal!  The guys started their own club night titled Little Miss Pipedream and things started to roll from there.   Murph is such a great guy and super talented, this was a very fun episode, so glad I got to know him and his story a bit more, hope you enjoy the show and thanks as always for the support! 

Schon in den 2000ern haben The Wombats die Welt des Indie-Pop und -Rock massiv geprägt. Mit Songs wie „Let's Dance to Joy Division“ oder „Kill The Director“ landete das Trio große Erfolge und animierte viele andere Bands, auf ihren energetischen Sound aufzuspringen. Aber keiner macht Indie wie die Wombats. Die treibenden Songs und die ausgeprägte Stimme von Sänger Matthew Murphy garantieren aus jedem Festival-Auftritt der Band ein Erlebnis zu machen und sorgen dafür, dass die Band auch 2022 noch eine feste Größe der Szene darstellt. Tatsächlich sind The Wombats wahrscheinlich relevanter denn je, denn erst kürzlich ging ihr Song „Greek Tragedy“ auf TikTok viral - und das über sechs Jahre nach seiner eigentlichen Veröffentlichung. Die Musik von The Wombats fällt zwischen den Zeilen häufig zynisch aus, hat aber gleichzeitig auch ihren lebensfrohen Seiten. Aber wie hält man eine lebensbejahende Einstellung aufrecht, wenn um einen herum alles den sprichwörtlichen Bach runtergeht? „Fix yourself, not the world“, schlägt die Band mit dem Titel ihres frisch erschienenen fünften Albums vor. Über diesen philosophischen Namen sprechen wir mit Sänger Matthew Murphy im Podcast-Interview, außerdem geht es um ihren plötzlichen Tiktok-Hype und die Kunst, optimistische Musik in düsteren Zeiten zu machen.

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Andrew Norlen is a New York-based artist and performer, most recently on stage in the national touring company of Broadway's Kinky Boots. During lockdown, when Andrew was at a loss as to what his performing career was going to look like when things opened up, if indeed they were ever going to open up, and when he'd ever get back to see the people he loved and worked with...he felt he needed to do something to both get creative, express himself and serve as a catharsis to acknowledge and work through the feelings he and his fellow professionals were experiencing. His book When The Lights Are Bright Again started as a little seed of an idea and grew into a book with stunning photography from Broadway photographer Matthew Murphy and over 200 contributions from theatre veterans, theatregoers, theatre dreamers, ushers, designers, creatives...they're all in there. When The Lights Are Bright Again Website Curtain Call Website Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on The Cindy Adams Show: Broadway is on Cindy's mind as she sits down with creator Andrew Norlen and photographer Matthew Murphy as they take her behind the curtain for their new book "When The Lights Are Bright Again." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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During the pandemic, Jen Fitzgerald, a poet and teacher, became a statistic, forced to find an apartment under duress as the city closed down around her. The situation the fifth-generation New Yorker and single mom found herself in has everything to do with what has happened to her city—and other hyper-prosperous American metropolises—during the last decade. They are now built to exclude the poor and even the unstable middle class, and certainly most of the poets.In COVID lockdown, Fitzgerald was thrown back on her resources, which included poetry she wrote about her period of homelessness. Her greatest asset might have been her robust social network, which she reached for in her desperation. And it was through community that the light poured back into her life.On this episode of Going for Broke With Ray Suarez, Jen tells her story, and shares her profound poetry that came out of the experience. We also hear from Matthew Murphy, executive director of the NYU Furman Center, a think tank devoted to trying to solve the housing crisis.Want more from the Going for Broke team? Join us on Wednesday, November 17 at 8pm ET for a special event, featuring Ray Suarez and Ann Larson, hosted by Laura Flanders. RSVP today.To be the first to hear all the episodes in this season, subscribe to Going for Broke with Ray Suarez on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes premiere each Monday.Going for Broke With Ray Suarez is a podcast by the Economic Hardship Reporting Project and The Nation. To learn more about the Economic Hardship Reporting Project, sign up for our newsletter. To support all of The Nation's journalism, including our podcasts, subscribe today.

Happy new holiday drink menu at Starbucks day! Let's talk trash! And babies. And Timothée Chalamet for some reason? While also peppering in a quick argument about whether or not ghosts can smell or taste. We have a lot of ground to cover in this episode. Today, Elyse discusses the logistics of baby-napping - I mean the best ways to prevent your baby from being baby-napped - in her prelude to her chosen show this week, Switched at Birth. As the first mainstream TV show to feature the deaf community in a centered and significant way, this show has a lot of positive things going for it. However, we'll see that it does fail to hit the mark on some important parts of that representation. Claire then takes things away with a show off-the-beaten-path that captured their heart within the first several episodes - Ghosts. This show is about a quirky group of characters, some living, some dead, as they attempt to live together in harmony. Cheeky and fun, Ghosts is a can't-miss for all our fellow trashy TV lovers out there. P.S. Timothée Chalamet starring in Statistics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvWefB4NGGI P.P.S. The names of the characters Claire was struggling to think of were Samantha and Jay :) Before we go: Elyse: The musical 35mm: A Musical Exhibition, by Ryan Scott Oliver and Matthew Murphy. A multimedia production performed anthology-style, where each standalone song is paired with a connected photograph. Elyse recommends checking out the song "The Ballad of Sara Berry" in particular if you're looking for somewhere to start. Watch either on Youtube for the full multimedia experience, or listen to the songs wherever you get your music. Claire: The musical Come from Away by David Hein. This is a beautiful, funny, and heart-wrenching musical based on the true story of a plane that had to land unexpectedly in the small and welcoming town of Gander, Newfoundland during the events of September 11th, 2001. Currently streaming on Apple TV+. Warning: This episode contains minor plot spoilers for the television series Switched at Birth and Ghosts. Have any questions? Comments? Suggestions? Email us at dontwatchlist@gmail.com!

Hey strangers! It's been a minute but we are back! This week I sat down with Andrew Norlen to learn more about his process for creating the book 'When The Lights Are Bright Again'. It began as an artist's desperate desire to express himself inside a worldwide pandemic, but in one year's time it has grown into a theater industry and country-wide outlet for healing, grief, justice, and hope in the theater community during the pandemic. When The Lights Are Bright Again immortalizes the stories, struggles, and successes of an industry that was first to be shut down and one of the last to return. Andrew Norlen weaves 200+ letters from Broadway theater veterans, devout theater goers, teenage dreamers aching for their day in the spotlight, long-time ushers, designers, creatives and countless other arts workers in tandem with a brand new breathtaking photo series by Broadway photographer, Matthew Murphy. Not only has the creation of this book allowed the theater community to grieve and express themselves in a new way, but for every copy purchased, a portion of the profits will directly benefit The Actor's Fund. This book will continue to help support arts workers to thrive and maintain financial stability for decades to come with every copy sold.

Andrew Norlen / @anorlen It began as an artist's desperate desire to express himself inside a worldwide pandemic, but in one year's time it has grown into a theater industry and country-wide outlet for healing, grief, justice, and hope in the theater community—and beyond! When The Lights Are Bright Again immortalizes the stories, struggles, and successes of an industry that was first to be shut down and one of the last to return. Andrew Norlen weaves 200+ letters from Broadway theater veterans, devout theater goers, teenage dreamers aching for their day in the spotlight, long-time ushers, designers, creatives and countless other arts workers in tandem with a brand new breathtaking photo series by Broadway photographer, Matthew Murphy. Not only has the creation of this book allowed the theater community to grieve and express themselves in a new way, but for every copy purchased, a portion of the profits will directly benefit The Actors Fund. This book will continue to help support arts workers to thrive and receive financial stability for decades to come with every copy sold. The Covid-19 pandemic revealed what a world without live performance looks and feels like. This book captures a small fraction of the powerful and transcendent internal heartbeat that never went away within the theater community. When The Lights Are Bright Again is a love letter to the arts community and every theatergoer, but above all else, it is a meditation on the human experience. There is something for every broken, tired, angry and hopeless soul inside this book; hope. There is light in all of us -- there always has been! https://www.whenthelightsarebrightagain.com/ www.builtforthestage.com - free trial sign up www.broadwaypodcastnetwork.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Andrew Norlen / @anorlen It began as an artist's desperate desire to express himself inside a worldwide pandemic, but in one year's time it has grown into a theater industry and country-wide outlet for healing, grief, justice, and hope in the theater community—and beyond! When The Lights Are Bright Again immortalizes the stories, struggles, and successes of an industry that was first to be shut down and one of the last to return. Andrew Norlen weaves 200+ letters from Broadway theater veterans, devout theater goers, teenage dreamers aching for their day in the spotlight, long-time ushers, designers, creatives and countless other arts workers in tandem with a brand new breathtaking photo series by Broadway photographer, Matthew Murphy. Not only has the creation of this book allowed the theater community to grieve and express themselves in a new way, but for every copy purchased, a portion of the profits will directly benefit The Actors Fund. This book will continue to help support arts workers to thrive and receive financial stability for decades to come with every copy sold. The Covid-19 pandemic revealed what a world without live performance looks and feels like. This book captures a small fraction of the powerful and transcendent internal heartbeat that never went away within the theater community. When The Lights Are Bright Again is a love letter to the arts community and every theatergoer, but above all else, it is a meditation on the human experience. There is something for every broken, tired, angry and hopeless soul inside this book; hope. There is light in all of us -- there always has been! https://www.whenthelightsarebrightagain.com/ www.builtforthestage.com - free trial sign up www.broadwaypodcastnetwork.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Matthew Murphy, superintendent of Ramsey Public Schools since 2012. For the past 4 years, Dr. Murphy has also served as President on the West Bergen Board of Trustees, where he works to end harmful stigmas related to mental illnesses and seeking resources for them. In this Mondays with Maddy, he shares his insight on mental health in public schools, his work on the West Bergen Mental Health Board of Trustees, as well as being a dad in this time of social media and technology. For more information on West Bergen Mental Health, please visit: https://westbergen.org/

This week on JBTV the Podcast, Jerry Bryant welcomes The Wombats' Matthew Murphy, Tord Øverland Knudsen, Dan Haggis, as they talk about the meaning behind some of their hit songs, and their songwriting process. Part of Panteon Podcasts.

This week on JBTV the Podcast, Jerry Bryant welcomes The Wombats' Matthew Murphy, Tord Øverland Knudsen, Dan Haggis, as they talk about the meaning behind some of their hit songs, and their songwriting process. Part of Panteon Podcasts.

This week on JBTV the Podcast, Jerry Bryant welcomes The Wombats' Matthew Murphy, Tord Øverland Knudsen, Dan Haggis, as they talk about the meaning behind some of their hit songs, and their songwriting process.The Wombats: https://dantheman.lnk.to/brightlycolouredcreaturesFollow Us On Social Media: Youtube - Instagram - TwitterWe are a proud member of Pantheon Podcasts

Ryan Scott Oliver is one of the most prolific musical theatre writers of our generation! He and I go back a long time and I didn’t think I could respect the man more until we had this conversation! Of course *you* know RSO for his tremendous, game-changing musicals such as WE FOXES or JASPER IN DEADLAND, but did you know one of his musicals actually made an appearance on a certain former presidents reality TV show??? And I'm sure we’ve ALL jammed out to his song-cycle “35MM” with songs inspired by his husband, photographer Matthew Murphy, but I bet you’d never guess which cartoon gave Ryan his sexual awakening! OF COURSE we are *allllll* excited about his musical adaptation of the novel/film “Hugo” but I bet you’d be surprised to hear who Ryan chooses to off in our Broadway edition of F***, Marry, Kill! Well we go deeper than a canyon on this episode discussing all of this and much much more. I love him, you love him, so tune in and turn it up because NOW we’re talking with Ryan Scott Oliver! Twitter/Instagram: @ryanscottoliver For more info on this podcast visit bpn.fm/NWT Follow Drew Gasparini: Twitter @DrewGasparini Instagram @DrewGasparini TikTok @theDrewGasparini For more info on this podcast, visit bpn.fm/NWT A Proud Member of Broadway Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our second podcast, on ‘Reconciliation and the Common Good' is an interview with Matthew Murphy, a recent history graduate and now an intern to the bishop of Coventry. Coventry cathedral has had a powerful ministry of reconciliation since the end of the Second World War and Matthew explains why this is still important today. We discuss the ways in which practices of reconciliation can contribute to a broader understanding of the common good, and the role of Christianity in this.

Welcome to Off The Beat & Track Podcast with me Stu Whiffen.This episodes special guest is Matthew Murphy of The WombatsI met with Matthew remotely during the lockdown and we had a wonderful chat, talking about about growing up, school, creativity, clubbing, some great records and so much moreHope you enjoy this chat and if you do please feel free to support the podcast herehttps://supporter.acast.com/offthebeatandtrackorwww.patreon.com/offthebeatandtrackPlease also subscribe and follow the podcast on the social media links belowOff The Beat & Trackwww.offthebeatandtrackpodcast.comhttps://twitter.com/beatandtrackpodhttps://www.facebook.com/offthebeatandtrackpodcast/https://www.instagram.com/offthebeatandtrack/?hl=en Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/offthebeatandtrack. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We look at all 20 teams once again for Premier League Fan Predictions. Matthew Murphy is back to go for 2-0 whereas challenger Kevin Quinn is seeking not to become the third member of the "you hate to see it" 0-1 club. Links: https://linktr.ee/tacklingsport

We cover all 20 teams as the two Liverpool fans predict each game. Links: https://linktr.ee/tacklingsport

Sore knees? Can't run? Bad hip? Need replacement? Shoulder injuries? Why doesn't the body reproduce cartilage as it does when you are a teenager? Well guess what, it does. New research from A Stanford University study shows a breakthrough in stimulating stem cells and actually regrowth of cartilage. Maybe you won't need that knee or hip operation one day in the future. We talk to researchers Dr. Matthew Murphy currently at The University Manchester, and Charles Chan Assistant Prof. at Stanford's Palo Alto campus in California.

We had the great opportunity to visit with MacKenzie Davis, a Managing Partner at SailingStone. SailingStone is a well-known, highly regarded global natural resource investor based in San Francisco. The firm has recently completed some fascinating research on the changing energy world and that was the focus of our conversation.MacKenzie walked us through a summarized version of SailingStone's whitepaper entitled "The Energy Transition: Outlook and Implications for Upstream Commodities." For a link to the complete report, please click here. Get ready... the energy transition discussion has more assumptions and variables in it than you can think through in one sitting. We loved our conversation with MacKenzie as his real world demeanor made it easy to pause, question and sometimes debate.Matthew Murphy made his first COBT appearance to discuss the recent BP news on a new strategic course for that company. We also had Craig Webster, TPH's Head of ESG join. The regular cast of COBT, Mike Bradley, Colin Fenton, and Matt Portillo, also contributed to cover oil and crude prices, earnings season, and the future of electric vehicles. It was a content-packed day!

This interview with Matthew Murphy of The Wombats and Love Fame Tragedy was recorded remotely in the middle of the COVID pandemic. Together, Murph and SuperUnknown host [Dana Distortion](https://www.instagram.com/danadistortion/) discuss the struggles of songwriting, play a rousing game called My Favorite Mistake, and invite a few fans to join the Zoom call....plus, Murph performs some absolutely beautiful acoustic songs right from his living room!Featuring acoustic performances of Love Fame Tragedy tunes: 'Hardcore', 'Riding a Wave', and 'Backflip'Plus fresh original music by:Pattie - 'Hey'[Watch the episode on SuperUnknown TV!](https://www.youtube.com/superunknowntv)**About Matthew Murphy:**You know him from his amazing band The Wombats, and his exciting new project, Love Fame Tragedy. He's dark, yet creatively revealing...shy yet, super friendly. He's a brilliant performer, and the most patient man we've ever worked with!!**Connect with SuperUnknown:**[Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/superunknown_podcast/)[Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/superunknownteevee)[Twitter](https://twitter.com/superunknown_tv)[YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFVFR6vQClS63Ikq66r0q-w)[Browse All Episodes](https://www.superunknownpodcast.com/episodes)Song Credits:Pattie - HeyThe Wombats - Let's Dance to Joy DivisionLove Fame Tragedy - Multiply - live sessionLove Fame Tragedy - Riding A WaveThe Wombats - Kill The DirectorSuperUnknown Exclusive - Acoustic Performance of 'Hardcore' by Love Fame TragedyLove Fame Tragedy - My Cheating HeartHorizons by Scott BuckleyLove Fame Tragedy - BackflipLove Fame Tragedy - Body PartsSuperUnknown Exclusive - Acoustic Performance of 'Riding a Wave' by Love Fame TragedyThe Wombats - Techno FanThe Wombats - Greek TragedyThe Wombats - Tokyo (Vampires and Wolves)SuperUnknown Exclusive - Acoustic Performance of 'Backflip' by Love Fame TragedyLove Fame Tragedy - Brand New Brain

This interview with Matthew Murphy of The Wombats and Love Fame Tragedy was recorded remotely in the middle of the COVID pandemic. Together, Murph and SuperUnknown host Dana Distortion (https://www.instagram.com/danadistortion/) discuss the struggles of songwriting, play a rousing game called My Favorite Mistake, and invite a few fans to join the Zoom call....plus, Murph performs some absolutely beautiful acoustic songs right from his living room! Featuring acoustic performances of Love Fame Tragedy tunes: 'Hardcore', 'Riding a Wave', and 'Backflip' Plus fresh original music by: Pattie - 'Hey' Watch the episode on SuperUnknown TV! (https://www.youtube.com/superunknowntv) About Matthew Murphy: You know him from his amazing band The Wombats, and his exciting new project, Love Fame Tragedy. He’s dark, yet creatively revealing...shy yet, super friendly. He’s a brilliant performer, and the most patient man we've ever worked with!! Connect with SuperUnknown: Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/superunknown_podcast/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/superunknownteevee) Twitter (https://twitter.com/superunknown_tv) YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFVFR6vQClS63Ikq66r0q-w) Browse All Episodes (https://www.superunknownpodcast.com/episodes) Song Credits: Pattie - Hey The Wombats - Let's Dance to Joy Division Love Fame Tragedy - Multiply - live session Love Fame Tragedy - Riding A Wave The Wombats - Kill The Director SuperUnknown Exclusive - Acoustic Performance of 'Hardcore' by Love Fame Tragedy Love Fame Tragedy - My Cheating Heart Horizons by Scott Buckley Love Fame Tragedy - Backflip Love Fame Tragedy - Body Parts SuperUnknown Exclusive - Acoustic Performance of 'Riding a Wave' by Love Fame Tragedy The Wombats - Techno Fan The Wombats - Greek Tragedy The Wombats - Tokyo (Vampires and Wolves) SuperUnknown Exclusive - Acoustic Performance of 'Backflip' by Love Fame Tragedy Love Fame Tragedy - Brand New Brain

One of the most effective ways Broadway productions share their stories is with what are called “production photos.” These are images captured on a theatre stage, with the sets, costumes, lights and makeup. They are meant to give viewers a glimpse into the world of the play with just a singular image. Think back to your childhood. What plays and musicals turned you on to a love for theatre? I bet as you’re thinking of shows, you’re imagining specific moments - those captured in the show’s production photos. Is it the cast of Rent proclaiming “Viva La Vie Boheme?” Elphaba raising a broom above her head as she defies gravity? Just like cast albums or televised performances, these production photos are an important calling card for a theatre production. Not all the time, but often these calling cards will feature the show’s ensemble. Think back to Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 and those images of its whirling ensemble. Or the current campaign of Moulin Rouge! Featuring four actors with the bohemian ideals tattooed on their bodies. Those both happen to be shots by my guest for this episode, Matthew Murphy. As one of Broadway’s most in-demand photographers, he’s shot everything from the Hamilton’s Lin-Manuel Miranda pointing toward the sky to Alex Brightman’s creepy, kooky glare for Beetlejuice.  I asked Matt into the studio to talk about what makes a great theatre photograph and stories behind creating some of the most iconic theatre images of the last decade. Here’s our conversation... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 193 - With multiple Platinum and Gold albums in the UK and Australia, and millions of records sold worldwide, The Wombats have become a household name in the Indie-pop world.  Matthew Murphy joins the show and discusses moving to LA from Liverpool England, the "Dark Art" of songwriting, recent fatherhood, and his new solo project - Love Fame Tragedy.   Do you wear glasses or contacts ?  Check out Eyeconic.com/LSS !  They have the best brands/prices/website/service and use promo code LSS to save 10% off your entire order today!!   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This podcast is about a group of friends have moved away from each other all over the world. One thing has kept them in touch with each other over the years. Fantasy Football. Listen in as the roast each others' teams and catch up on old times. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/new-era-gentlemen/message

Best known as lead singer of The Wombats, Matt Murphy has a chat with Steve about his new solo project Love Fame Tragedy. Matt chats about his new EP called 'I Don't Want To Play The Victim, But I'm Really Good At It', as well as his upcoming Australian tour and his love affair with Australia.

Joshua Grosso of Les Miserables joins Jill Hopkins to talk about how musical theater became such a big part of his life, his work with young inspiring artists, and how he sees himself reflected in his character, Marius. Les Miserables is playing now in Chicago at the Cadillac Palace Theatre through July 27, 2019. More info can be found here: https://www.broadwayinchicago.com/show/les-miserables/ Photo Courtesy of Matthew Murphy

A move to Los Angeles may have mellowed Matthew Murphy out a bit. The warm weather and sunshine has tends to have the effect on people, and the results have certainly begun to manifest themselves on The Wombats’ fourth album. But as the title Beautiful People Will Ruin Your Life, clearly indicates, for all the talk of slowing down, the biting sarcasm that has come to define the Liverpool group’s output is still clearly in tact.  Murph certainly won’t go so far as calling himself “happy,” but at the very least, he appears to be doing a valiant job keeping those demons at bay.  The frontman joins us to talk about the trio’s 15 year journey and the importance of playing well with others.

Matthew Murphy, aka “Murph,” from the British rock band The Wombats describes how hearing Weezer’s “Say It Ain’t So” and Radiohead’s “Creep” when he was a teenager set him on an alt-rock path, and describes what it’s like to talk about songwriting with Paul McCartney. Listen to this episode of This Song   Listen to […]

Matthew Murphy, aka “Murph,” from the British rock band The Wombats describes how hearing Weezer’s “Say It Ain’t So” and Radiohead’s “Creep” when he was a teenager set him on an alt-rock path, and describes what it’s like to talk about songwriting with Paul McCartney. Listen to this episode of This Song   Listen to […]

ON YOUR FEET! The musical is a story of rhythm and resilience. It covers the lives of Gloria Estefan and her husband Emilio Estefan to and through success, and tells a story of setbacks and love. The foundation is built upon music and at its core is the legendary Miami Sound Machine. We sat down with Jorge Casas and Clay Ostwald of the original members of the Miami Sound Machine, who help bring all these iconic songs to the Broadway stage. We talk about the tour and the transition of pop-Latin-jazz to theater, the accident that changed everything, and the recovery and success of “cross over” Cuban American Music that Gloria, Emilio and the Miami Sound Machine brought to the world. The show is currently playing at the Boston Opera House through April 29th, 2018. Go to www.boston.broadway.com for more information. Song List: All songs from On Your Feet: Original Broadway Cast Recording Song 1: Get On Your Feet Song 2: Conga Song 3 Rhythm Is Gonna Get You Photo credit: 2480: ON YOUR FEET! Band featuring members of the Miami Sound Machine: Clay Ostwald (Music Director/Keyboard), Jorge Casas (bass), Edward Bonilla (percussion) and Theodore Mulet (trombone), (c) Matthew Murphy. Join us at Above The Basement! Go to www.patreon.com/abovethebasement for more information.

Relationships seem to be more difficult to maintain today than in the past. Is this because of social media? Or is it because it’s difficult to trust other people? And why does the Bible say that I’m supposed to love our enemy? Matthew Murphy, a member of Holy Cross, and I tackle these questions as we talk about relationships in this 56th episode of the Praying With The Eyes podcast. Matthew Murphy, a member of Holy Cross, lives in Black Forest, Colorado. He was a certified EMT by the time of his high school graduation and is now continuing on to become a Director of Christian Education next fall at Concordia University in Seward, Nebraska.

Discuss on Reddit ➤ Support the Show ➤ Hold still, and focus as we’re talking all about Ryan Scott Oliver and Matthew Murphy’s beautiful “35mm: A Musical Exhibition.” As this is a fusion of photography and music the boys get arty this week. They talk about what makes a musical ‘exhibition,’ ponder over the terrifying potential of Twilight the Musical and muse over how artists really want their work to be viewed and appreciated. 35MM: A Musical Exhibition (Original Cast Recording) Amazon / iTunes / Spotify SHOW NOTES If you’re intrigued as to what the hell we were talking about with that quiz question, check out some of Matthew Murphy’s beautiful work! In London from 09/18 to 09/30? Then go on a fact finding mission for Jimi and Tommy and go see ‘35mm’ at The Other Palace and let us know all about it! To find out more about Ryan Scott Oliver and Lindsay Mendez’s Actor Therapy Group then have a look at their website here. Have a look at Katie Thompson singing ‘Leave, Luanne’ - what do you think about a female singing it? Do you think it changes the message? If you’re at all interested in the sculptor that moved Jimi so GD much then you can watch this great documentary on him here. A CLASSICAL QUIZ QUESTION Some people argue that this next musical features the music of Felix Mendelssohn and his Violin Concerto in E Minor? Mendelssohn remains uncredited to this day. What show?    

Is all writing essentially a form of translation? Matthew Murphy and Katia Grubisic talk about the process of rendering, whether it's from one language to another or the pictures in your head to words on a page. Also discussed: the socioeconomics of writing in Montreal, war stories (from WWII to cosplay), the lost art of doing nothing. Katia Grubisic is a writer, editor and translator. A recent translation is of David Clerson’s novel Brothers (QC Fiction). Matthew Murphy was born and raised in Sudbury, Ontario, and currently lives in Montreal. His debut novel, A Beckoning War (Baraka Books, 2016), has been called "the product of an amazing new talent" by Quill & Quire and a "creditable first novel" by Margaret Atwood. LITERARY MENTIONS Herménégilde Chiasson Jo-Anne Elder Marcel Proust

Haircuts! No animals necessary this time, because we have Matthew Murphy of The Wombats on the show! Wombats! A-ha, surprise: already animals after all! Murph talks with Antonio about hand sanitizers, insects and haircuts. We are starting off 2016 in style (haircuts, see?) while also looking back at the best records of 2015. Better late… Continue reading 21 Matthew Murphy (The Wombats) & best of 2015, Bowie

Playwright Marc Acito - a longtime Portlander - talks to us about collaborating with a team that included George Takei on the new musical, "Allegiance".(Photo credit: Matthew Murphy)

Matthew Murphy is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Salem State University in Massachusetts, and will be a Visiting Assistant Professor at UMass Lowell this upcoming fall, teaching statistics and research methods. He earned his B.S. in Interdisciplinary Psychology/Biology in 2005 from Southampton College of Long Island University, mentored by Dr. Paul Forestell. Research experience there included work at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium, and work at Brookhaven National Laboratories on a NASA-funded project on radiation's effects on auditory cognition. Matt moved on to Tufts University in Boston where he earned his M.S. in 2009 and Ph.D. in 2014, both in Psychology, under the mentorship of Bob Cook in the Avian Visual Cognition lab. His work with pigeons included absolute and relational control of auditory sequences, auditory entropy, rule-learning, spatial frequency perception, and intraocular visual memory. Matt's research interests include intraocular visual memory and self-recognition in animals. We talked about what got him into the field, why Bob Cook's lab is full of people who give great talks, about a life in science and his dissertation work as well as some of his recent stuff that he just published in JEP with Dan Brooks and Bob Cook. Thanks again to Red Arms for letting me mash up their music in the closing theme. Buy their music now.

Happy MattMatthew Murphy is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Salem State University in Massachusetts, and will be a Visiting Assistant Professor at UMass Lowell this upcoming fall, teaching statistics and research methods.He earned his B.S. in Interdisciplinary Psychology/Biology in 2005 from Southampton College of Long Island University, mentored by Dr. Paul Forestell.  Research experience there included work at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium, and work at Brookhaven National Laboratories on a NASA-funded project on radiation's effects on auditory cognition.Matt moved on to Tufts University in Boston where he earned his M.S. in 2009 and Ph.D. in 2014, both in Psychology, under the mentorship of Bob Cook in the Avian Visual Cognition lab.  His work with pigeons included absolute and relational control of auditory sequences, auditory entropy, rule-learning, spatial frequency perception, and intraocular visual memory.Matt's research interests include intraocular visual memory and self-recognition in animals.We talked about what got him into the field, why Bob Cook's lab is full of people who give great talks, about a life in science and his dissertation work as well as some of his recent stuff that he just published in JEP with Dan Brooks and Bob Cook.Thanks again to Red Arms for letting me mash up their music in the closing theme.  Buy their music now.  mp3 download

Chase and Jenna chat with Mary Yang and Matthew Murphy about revolutionizing the way groups communicate with Quad Chat, and how they plan to capture 50% of the college market.

This week on Musicheads, join Bill Deville while he runs down the week's music headlines; speaks with Matthew Murphy of The Wombats about what he's listening to these days on The Guest List; reviews the new album from Mayer Hawthorne titled "How Do You Do" on The Music Meeting; and welcomes Barb Abney, host on The Current, to talk about one of her favorite albums, Prince's “Controversy,” on The Essentials. Plus, we'll get a sneak peak of a track from the new record by The Roots.