Podcast appearances and mentions of max stone

CHOZE is a London-based avant-garde rapper who has forged an underground empire with the mantra, "If you're going through hell, keep going." His journey began with a detour from a promising football career due to an ankle injury, leading him to rediscover his true passion: music.Music was CHOZE's salvation, ingrained in his upbringing by a music-loving family. The influence of artists like Michael Jackson laid the foundation for his future in the industry. Witnessing the success of family member Neutrino in the iconic garage duo Oxide & Neutrino solidified CHOZE's resolve to pursue music.He honed his skills on influential pirate radio stations like Deja Vu FM and Delight FM, immersing himself in the thriving underground scene that would later pave the way for grime legends like Dizzee Rascal and Stormzy. Through this community, CHOZE gained the confidence to start recording his own music.Rejecting a tempting offer from Virgin Records to join a boy band, CHOZE prioritized his artistic integrity and identity above commercial success. He proved that he didn't need a major label to thrive in the London music scene, impressing audiences with dynamic performances at elusive, a platform that previously showcased artists like Ed Sheeran and Jessie J.CHOZE's releases, including standout tracks like "Out of The Dark" and "Now Your Life Begins," garnered attention from platforms like Sony's Flava TV, earning him the title of "One to Watch." However, it was his genre-defying hit "Sell My Soul (I Won't)" featuring Max Stone that truly catapulted him into the spotlight, amassing hundreds of thousands of views on YouTube and earning acclaim from music critics.Beyond his music, CHOZE has become a prominent advocate in the fight against knife crime in London, drawing from personal experiences with adversity to infuse his music with unapologetic grit. He was invited to join the stage of Hammersmith Apollo by MBE Paulette Randall and Sir Lenny Henry as part of the anti-knife campaign, 'It's No Joke'.Looking ahead, CHOZE's focus is on the release of his highly anticipated debut LP, "DIY," a bold statement of his artistic identity that pays homage to the 'old school' era that shaped his sound. Featuring collaborations with the original drum and bass king, Skibadee, as well as producers DJ Lynx, SKOLZ, Renzo, and Shai Sevin, the album marks a significant milestone in CHOZE's career.With a recent signing to Kartel Music Group, CHOZE is poised to realize its vision on a global scale. His dream is for "DIY" to be respected not only by his peers and idols but also by the dedicated followers who appreciate the art he has always strived to create and project. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today we got the chance to speak with Max Stone, a student-athlete at Western Washington University. Socials: LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/pnw_sports Twitter: https://twitter.com/pnw_sport Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pnw.sport/?hl=en TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pnw_sport Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@PNW_Sports Email: Jaybry@Pnwsport.com Helmet Link: https://www.greengridiron.com/?ref=4q9FmPDsUkVsZx

For the launch of the NFL season, me and my buddies Rhett and Feather talk fantasy, NFL, and cry over gambling losses.  Enjoy the show!

I chat with a long time friend Nicholas Max Featherstone.  Through a mound of Coors Light we dive into the important topics including Star Wars, flatulence, and cornucopia's.  Enjoy the show!

Another stellar interview is here for you! The affable Max Stone (IG: @therealmaxstone) came to hang and chop it for this episode. He's got quite the story to tell. Romance, intrigue...you name it... it's here! Come rock with us!

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Ash Blackwell joins Nick Wallis on the program live from the Hemp Health and Innovation Expo 2018 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, chatting with Max Stone and Myz Guidance from the Nimbin Hemp Embassy.INTERVIEWS:PART 2: Erik Lamir-Pike, director of the Bohemian Beatfreaks festival and Rabbits Eat Lettuce festival in NSW joins the program to talk about the dramatic and unprecedented rise in user-pays policing fee put on them just weeks out from their festival, leading to a last minute location change across the NSW border into Queensland. PART 1: Counter culture author and co-founder of the Australian Sex Party (now Reason Party) Robbie Swan talks about his experience with early counter-culture festivals like the Aquarius Festival and the Sunbury Music festival. Robbie shares stories of early police crackdowns, including a recollection of an under-reported incident, demonstrating a long-held cultural friction between progressive and conservative culture in Australia "During an afternoon performance, members of the audience were attacked -- apparently without provocation -- by police in full riot gear, and more than 150 arrests were made. Many students barricaded themselves into the Union building. The next day they marched on Civic police station to protest the arrests, but the marchers were again set upon by police, who were accompanied by a group of 'bikers' who, Davies alleges, were colluding with the police to provoke violent incidents, resulting in more arrests." - AQUARIUS FESTIVAL OF UNIVERSITY ARTS at Milesago.com

Amy Brandis catches up with the guys from Max Stone following their visit to Curiositea for Coffee House Sessions. #freshlybrewed

“Immigrants, Brokeback, and Sharpe-Stone Round 1” This week’s edition of Vertebreaker! is action packed with another SPECIAL appearance from S. Sharpe. But wait; We also got Max Stone rebel extreme trillionaire. REBEL EXTREME TRILLIONAIRE! There are LOTS of topics covered in this episode with appearances by Max Russell, Jon Midland, Danny “Drama” Isherwood, and Rooster […]