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Intro song: Beautiful Day by U2Album 20: The Very Best of The Velvet Underground by The Velvet UndergroundSong 1: I'm Sticking With YouSong 2: Pale Blue EyesSong 3: Stephanie SaysAlbum 19: Metallica by MetallicaSong 1: The UnforgivenSong 2: Don't Tread on MeSong 3: Nothing Else Matters

A brilliant record by The Wannadies from 1995 to conclude the Memorabilia Podcast and a bumper episode for our final outing. We discuss the career and discography of Sweden's hugely underrated indie popsters, look back on live performances we attended, and provide a comprehensive guide through their breakthrough third LP, Be A Girl, including their Gold-certified single 'You & Me Song' featured in the movie 'Romeo and Juliet' and a couple of episodes of Coronation Street! We conclude our very enjoyable Wannadies chat with our album ratings. Spoiler alert - they're high ones! We take a look back at August 1995 for the UK, and in particular, we share our thoughts and memories of the singles battle at the top of the UK singles charts between Blur and Oasis, which culminated in Blur hitting the number one spot the day before the release of Be A Girl. As well as the album charts from this week, the end-of-year singles charts for 1995 also come under scrutiny, which, on balance, was just about more good than bad. Artists discussed from 1995 include Radiohead, Supergrass, Michael Jackson, Coolio, Bjork, Ash, Robson & Jerome and Paul Weller. At the box office, the likes of Judge Dread, Batman Forever, The Usual Suspects and Die Hard with Avengance are doing well, and Rick recalls an embarrassing story of getting stranded in a lay-by with a date after parking up following a trip to see Bruce Willis' third outing as John McClane. We wrap things up with a recent gig review at The Crescent Community venue in York, where we saw Sheffield's Before Breakfast and York's The Howl & The Hum. We also discuss our favourite records, which we have covered on the podcast. Thank you to everyone who has been a part of the Memorabilia Podcast during the last two and a half years, including Andy Strickland, Dan Donnelly, Simon McGuinness and all the people who have interacted with our output online and via social media. Final single of the week choices: Rick - Just by Radiohead from 1995 https://youtu.be/oIFLtNYI3Ls?si=kLpQ2hNUX9WW-Oex Kate (2 choices!) - To Do List (After The Breakup) by Blossoms ft. Findlay from 2023 https://youtu.be/SeLvMaNClyk?si=NTt-5m4lZotMpH7B Trust Exercises by Easy Life from 2023 https://youtu.be/4lrTbknMA8s?si=rRoThnRcglUd9fjC Marit Bergman's cover of 'My Hometown' by The Wannadies: https://youtu.be/OtB9Igmtn5o?si=StwzVFqS0dbrNh3Q Brilliant video for the song Big Fan by The Wannadies: https://youtu.be/Me4GSKBZ1Dw?si=pPrVfRW10L08z5G0 Funny video to The Wanndies Single 'Don't Like You (What The Hell Are We Supposed To Do)': https://youtu.be/hq-1uC67NaI?si=1KAED8vXDVUYDqpn Follow or like us on Twitter (X) and Facebook. Comments and opinions about anything covered in the episodes, our posts, or music in general are welcomed. You can find all our links here: https://linktr.ee/memorabiliapodcast Twitter @Memorabiliapod https://twitter.com/Memorabiliapod Facebook @MemorabiliaPodcast https://www.facebook.com/Memorabilia-Podcast-102585322133793 Big Love, thank you, and best wishes, Rick, & Kate x

Episode #166:  Between You and Me   (Song starts at 6:25) I'm going to take you back to 1994 on this episode, literally. This week my wife said to me ‘maybe we should have gone on to England ( we'd moved here - Melbourne - in 1997, originally we are from New Zealand. I think we just might get to the UK sometime…). This made think of the song 'Between You and Me'. So I thought aha! That'll do for this week's podcast episode. Then I remembered and old cassette tape of me talking in my van at the time I wrote and recorded the demo. Lo and behold I found it straight away in a box in my studio. So I've put together some bits and pieces this week, as I set up the song..and it was fun As i let the song lead the way, I found myself talking about some of the deeper aspects of life, how there's so many parallels between learning an art and making it your life and figuring out stuff along the way. It amazes me what comes off my tongue as I sit at the piano, with the mic on, just going with stream of consciousness. You build up momentum over the years, when you're committed to the arts. I am. I wrote 6 songs the day I wrote 'Between You and Me'… I think this one's a good one. I think I might put it on the songs from the podcast album #1. We'll see. Of course after the song plays, as usual, I dive into the lyrics, see what's behind them. Then I'll take you through some of the songwriting process - explain some of the steps as we go along. As I've gone along on this podcasting business, it's amazed me how complicated writing a song really is - the creative process is very involved. And yet it's simple really. You just need a good foundation (theory) put into practice (practice), go forward, expect the best - and enjoy yourself along the way. Being free to create and let go all the way. It's bit like a recipe for life, really. It's a joy, songwriting. And it's a pleasure to be recording an episode about it each week. I hope you're enjoying listening. You're my audience and I'm so grateful to each and everyone of you for tuning in. I hope you like this week's song. By the way, I've got 5 new albums coming along nicely. You'll get to hear about them of course. If you're new hear and you like what you hear on this episode and want to hear more music, I have a dozen albums out solo; and with Paul Dredge (folk rock); and with the Patient Hum band (rock). You can stream my music on all the usual platforms (Spotify Apple) here's my bandcamp site — where you can stream, purchase and buy as a gift. www.petepascoe.bandcamp.com. And here's my weekly blog where you can read the song of the weeks lyrics and view my art, if you like, www.petepascoe.wordpress.com Ok. Buckle up and come along for a ride. Enjoy      

  Apology on the static in the first few minutes of the episode.    In this episode 1upwhatup starts a new series of the show titled “stuff” starting with the episode “Mushroom stuff in movies” with guests Psilocy-Ben and Jonathan Leavitt. Enjoy.   Watch the episode on YouTube   PsilocyBen is a promoter for Maine Fungi Fest.   Jonathan Leavitt is the director of Maine Fungi Fest.   The Movie Rant Break   https://li.sten.to/themovierantbreak     Maine Fungi Fest   https://www.mainefungifest.com     PsilocyBen   https://www.mainefungifest.com     Maine Fungi Fest is  May 12th-14th 2023 in Portland, ME   Song by 1upwhatup - “The Flow”      The 91st best album of all time “Lily Flower” is available now: https://www.1upwhatup.com/product-page/lily-flower-album   https://www.1upwhatup.com

Christmas has happened but New Year awaits us all. So let's crack on with some between the wars action and enjoy nine songs from Dirt Byrds, Dogmatics, Melzebra And The Buffalos, Two Nails In A Coffin, The Barracudas, Seas Of Mirth, Upploppet, Art Brut and Bang Bang Band Girl.The Clash, Voice of Jeff, Comedy Suburbs, Tony has your Facebook comments, toad in the hole, last week, Christmas, sweet nothing, jigsaw, Football kits, socks, Black Adam, RIPD2, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, this week, New Years Eve, Forest, your pies are mine, Izzatwat, Tories and a reminder about something or other.Song 1: Dirt Byrds – Janie JonesSong 2: Dogmatics – Don't Break My HeartSong 3: Melzebra And The Buffalos – Top Of The WorldSong 4: Two Nails In A Coffin – In The NightSong 5: The Barracudas – The KGB (Made A Man of Me)Song 6: Seas Of Mirth - Ink (Do The Blollop)Song 7: Upploppet – Golden EyeSong 8: Art Brut – These Animal MenswearSong 9: Bang Bang Band Girl – Call of The Wighat

Let's talk numbers! Today we are going over the 2020 Military Marriage Survey Comprehensive Report, which was conducted in October of 2020. The report was released on August 14, 2021, Military Marriage Day and in this episode we are highlighting its findings. Our 2020 Marriage Survey Questions: 1. Years Married 2. Branch 3. Officer or Enlisted 4. Race 5. How would you describe your marriage during active duty, reserve or guard service? 6. How would you describe marriage resources you've utilized during active duty, reserve or guard service? 7. Name the marriage resources you've used. (Program, counseling, book, etc.) 8. Do you feel like your marriage is/was valued by military leadership? 9. Do you believe military life plays a major role in the success or challenges within your marriage? 10. Do you believe your personal fulfillment or achievement impacts your marriage? 11. Do you feel personally fulfilled or accomplished? 12. Why or why not? 13. Have you consistently worked through your marriage? 14. Was your work status by choice or impacted by military life? 15. What was the biggest factor that impacted your marriage positively? 16. What was the biggest factor that impacted your marriage negatively? 17. What do you and your spouse argue mostly about? 18. What is one thing that is missing from marriage resources? 19. How has COVID-19 impacted your marriage? 20. I feel confident in the future of my marriage. 21. Finish this statement: Military Marriage is important because…   Takeaways: - The 2020 Military Marriage Survey had a range of participants from 0 - 15+ years and representation from each branch although the majority were Air Force. - When asked to describe their military marriage 65.4% fell in the desired range, yet 34.6% fell in the undesired range - Resources other couples have used: support groups, programs & retreats, counseling & therapy, books & content, and faith. - Only 28.9% said YES to feel like your marriage is/was valued by military leadership - Personal fulfillment is directly tied to marriage fulfillment - Top 3 negative impacts to military marriage were separation, work and lack of communication.   TAKE THE 2021 MILITARY MARRIAGE SURVEY https://www.militarymarriageday.com/survey   SIGN UP TO DO THE MILITARY MARRIAGE STUDY https://www.militarymarriageday.com/survey Join me as I moderate the Relationship Wellness Summit 2021, Candid Conversations Others Aren't Having About Military Marriages, which will be November 17th at 11 AM. REGISTER HERE: https://www.militaryonesource.mil/family-relationships/relationships/keeping-your-relationship-strong/dod-hosts-relationship-wellness-summit/?fbclid=IwAR25AFqVBMg-GtcysvidbIYEtHqPJEPt-2paISPvAmhpsGL_CVYe5WhVM14 Pillar Deployment Retreat November 12-14th REPLAYS HERE: https://www.facebook.com/groups/845615362969983   Disclaimer: Thoughts and opinions shared within this episode are not that of the Department of Defense or the Armed Forces.    Today's Heart Track: Best of Me Song by Anthony Hamilton Listen to our Heart Tracks II playlist on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6ymOG8ArepaBYgIqCe4vmisi=7cbbfc02b0484f67   Let's Connect: Join us in the Hearts & Stripes Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/heartsstripes To get even more on Hearts & Stripes podcast, resources, coaching and more head to https://www.breecarroll.com Connects with Bree on IG https://www.instagram.com/itsbreecarroll Connect with Bree on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/itsbreecarroll  

Story by: Gail NoblesOriginal song: I Believe in You and MeSong by: Whitney HoustonPodcast version by: Gail NoblesPhoto credit: By Asterio Tecson - Flickr: Whitney Houston - Central Park, NYC September 1, 2009, Usage: CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=15828489Whitney Houston did not always sing a song the same way all of the time. (Singing) It's the things that Whitney Houston said and the things she didn't say. That was just an example of my own how Whitney would sometimes change up in singing songs. Houston herself was and is a hit record. The sound of Whitney can affect the mind and the hearing. She could sing words so powerfully and could really reach her audience with a song. Whitney would sing a song entitled, “I Believe In You and Me”. Sometimes she would sing a song the way she did on record, and sometimes she would do it differently. That was my point at the beginning of the podcast. It never turned her audience away. They enjoyed every bit of what Whitney had to give.Anything that Whitney would sing would stay with you. She used so much expression and emotion in her voice. Houston made you feel the words she was singing to you with a real true voice. It was left somehow inside of you. If you hear a tune by her now, it would probably play back in your mind most of the day. Why is that so? It's like a spiritual thing about music and Whitney Houston made music kind of spiritual that some of the world wanted to reject. The spiritual and good things come from God. Whitney often talked about the church and God and she had something spiritual inside. That Something that was spiritual inside of her stayed with her and never left her. When she went into the world of entertainment, she carried it with her. According to 1 Cor. 2:14 But the natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness unto him; neither can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned. Whitney was not like the others. The demons that she fought worked hard to take her gift from her. I'm Gail Nobles, and you're listening to the Whitney Soul Podcast.

11th. April 2021 | Murray Henderson | Come Away with Me | Song of Songs by Huntly Baptist Church

Don't want to leave this holy placeDon't want to miss the smile on Your faceRight where You are I long to beSafe in Your arms with You telling meTelling me that everything will be all rightAnd You see every tear (I cry)Down on my bended kneeLord I don't want to leave this holy place, this holy place[repeat]Down on bended knee Lord I don't want to leaveAll that You have for me I receiveHeal my infirmityAnd you restored every shattered dreamYou're the song when I cannot singYou're the words when I cannot speakComforter in the nightHelp in my troubled timesYou encourage me tenderlyThat is why I don't want to leaveDown on my bended knee Lord I don't want to leaveAll that You have for me Lord I receiveHeal me, restore meSong when I cannot sing, cannot speakYou are my Comforter in the nightThis holy place [x4]And I have seen your tearsAnd I know your fearsBut I still love youSo in this quiet timeOnce again I'll remind youThat I still love youDoesn't matter what you've doneOr if you're hidingDoesn't matter if you runMy light's still shiningAnd I've carved you with my handsI understand why you would question meThe uncertainty

Dear Happy, I started thinking I should open my mouth andLet the words out, YeahLet the words out, YeahI know they'll happen if I only allow themThey'll come as a crowd, yeahOut as a crowd, yeahDear Happy, don't goNot there but I'm closeI just always thought I'd never winDear Happy, you seeIt's not easy for meBut I know that I'm closeCause I feelThat it's here for usAnd it's realAnd it's real for usDon't you worry, oh noDon't be alarmedI'm just working it out hereWorking it out hereI'm somebody with a recovering heartYou've waited there for meKeep waiting there for meSong by: Gabrielle Aplin The levels of happiness are so real and you deserve to feel all the levels even if it’s been awhile sense you have been happy! Look forward and accept the different variations that are before you! Muah Camie cragg

Me Song

It is one of the greatest expressions of love in a Christian marriage for a husband to say to His wife, -Come with me for a couple hours. Let's get away from work, from other responsibilities, and even from the children to spend some time together-just the two of us.- For a wife to know that her husband longs to spend time with just her tells her that she is dear and precious to him. As important as it may be to spend time with your children, the earthly relationship in a Christian home that determines the health of the family is the relationship of a husband and wife. If that is absent, the whole family will suffer. It is similarly true in the Christian's relationship with Jesus Christ. If that blessed communion with Jesus Christ is not enjoyed by individual believers and Christian families, the church will suffer. Jesus not only loved you from all eternity, not only redeemed you with His own blood, but He calls you to come away with Him as a further expression of His love for you.Jesus not only loved you from all eternity, not only redeemed you with His own blood, but He calls you to come away with Him as a further expression of His love for you. Our main points are- -1- Come with Me to Commune with Me -Song 4-8-- -2- Come with Me for Thou Hast Ravished My Heart -Song 4-9-11-.

In episode twelve, Tim and Tuesday talk about how we honour and interpret our ancestors’ actions, roles, and impacts — think reverberations of colonialism and class — to grasp the underpinnings of our current world.1.12 —— SHOW NOTESTim: I’ve been doing a lot of work around what it means to have been raised and educated within my class. I realized the need to own the impacts of my ancestry on me and my life, my brother, my sister, parents and friends. This provided a new invitation to see it and take it in—not only how I’m often approached which is colonizer-based. Tues: We are talking about ancestors on two levels: our direct ancestors and their impact on our families and ancestors at large (our people and their impacts). That’s not always a straight line. Tim: We are already ancestors by virtue of being alive. We need to begin to think of ourselves as ancestors.Tues: For me it’s the whole view that says, ‘can I soften my heart to let in that whole view; while very much holding that right now our pasts, our presents and our future is absolutely impacted by our positioning related to that colonialism.’Tim: This is about analyzing our own society with the same rigor we apply to other areas of our society. What is the emotional and psychological state of the people in senior leadership positions? How is that playing out?Tues: The systems aren’t broken. They are doing what they were designed to do.Tim: This ends with how I raise my own children. The power to change is in my house. And something else also starts here, which is what so much of our work and friendship is—the ability to be in whatever happens next and knowing what has come before.POEM: ‘The Boxer’ by Tim MerryThey abandoned meThey should have been thereI was leftBereftAloneCurled up under a duvet cover from homeWishing to not be seenHeart beating, scared“Why did you leave me here?”Fear PulsingRed, jagged and spiralling From solar plexus outRunning frantic energy through my bodyAll the way to my fingers and toesBut nowhere to run, nobody I knowTo run to“Where were you?”This was meant to be grand adventureNot traumaNot weeping at 43Only feeling meWhen the tears flowHand on heartWe never should have been apartOur familyYou and meIn the empty spaceStepped the boxer, bracedFor any attackCome one, come allI am ready, poised, watchfulWeavingFists up, back to the wall, there is no leavingSadness turned to angerReading to explodeUnloadWhen things get beyond controlProtecting my soulWhen you did notI surrounded myself with a team of defendersBoxerCharmerActorFixerWorkerJokerLoverAngerServerConnectorAll to keep the world at bayBecause it was not safe To come out and playNow slowly I am peeping outMy blurry eyed headOver parapet wallsThere is me Looking inTo the place I protectedWhere I am not longer connected Meeting eye to eyeStarting to cryMore tears to flowMore of myself to knowIf I dare go slowWith the flowOf what the wisdom of my psycheIs unveiling to me nowAt 43I am coming back home, to meSong of the day: Oppression, Ben HarperSubscribe to the podcast now—in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher or anywhere else you find podcasts. New episodes will be available every second Tuesday. If you’d like to get in touch with us about something you heard on the show, reach us at podcast@findtheoutside.com.Find the song we played in today’s show—and every song we’ve played in previous shows—on the playlist. Just search ‘Find the Outside’ on Spotify.Duration: 38:24Produced by: Mark Coffin @ Sound Good StudiosTheme music: Gary BlakemoreEpisode cover image: source See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Annabelle, and her mom, Karin, talk about Wonder.Below are links to the movie trailer and other topics we discussed in this episode:Wonder Movie TrailerNatalie Merchant Introducing WonderFree to Be You and Me Song

A performance by Brent Shuttleworth - Live at Rapscallions - April 11, 2018 in Acton MA. Recorded after our first ConcertCast - a conversation and performance in front of a live audience. To listen to the entire conversation, go here: http://abovetheb.libsyn.com/episode-093-brent-shuttleworth Song List: Song 1: Black Swan Song 2: Doc Brown Song 3: This Must Be Love Song 4: Just You and Me Song 5: Where We Begin Song 6: She Was A Dancer Song 7: Money Ain't Everything   Join us at Above The Basement! Go to www.patreon.com/abovethebasement for more information.

To check out some of the sites & resources we discuss inside this chat, take a look at:This great video series recommended by Marcie Goldman (Episode 31):Why Are People of Color Left Out of the American Food StoryTreeSisters.org Nourishing Traditions (the book & the blog)Food for People WWOOF The Earth is Good to Me Song (recording, plus some context)

Edition #379The Breakup of the YearAct 1: Never disparage civilian superiors - Wait wait don't tell meSong 1: Sixteen Military Wives - The DecemberistsAct 2: Firing generals - It's all politicsSong 2: We never change - ColdplayAct 3: Must have been high - Colbert ReportSong 3: Higher and higher - Alice DeejayAct 4: Fox News hits the talking points - Young TurksSong 4: I'm no superman - Laslo BaneAct 5: McChrystal's Balls - The BugleSong 5: Popular - Nada SurfAct 6: Unfettered access - On the MediaSong 6: It's the same old song - The Four TopsAct 7: Honorable, yet oily, discharge - Daily ShowSong 7: All the same - Anya MarinaAct 8: McChrystal's last report and meeting - Le ShowSong 8: Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye - SteamAct 9: Great Hastings quotes - Young TurksSong 9: You're the best - Joe EspositoAct 10: Ore on Terror - Daily ShowSong 10: Fade to Black - Apoptygma BerzerkAct 11: Not just for opium wholesalers - Wait wait don't tell meSong 11: Meet the elements - They might be giantsAct 12: The Word - Who War it Best - Colbert ReportBonus iPhone/iPod Touch App Content:McChrystal's Balls - Daily ShowProduced by:Jay!Thanks for listening!Check out the Best of the Left iPhone/iPod Touch App in the App Store!Visit us at www.BestOfTheLeft.comContact me directly at Jay@BestOfTheLeft.comVote for us and leave comments at www.PodcastAlley.com or Review the show on iTunes.

Edition #376Yeah, still going onAct 1: More of Obama's non-anger - Wait wait don't tell meSong 1: Don't look back in anger - OasisAct 2: Proven unsafe - Rachel MaddowSong 2: Mystify - INXSAct 3: Speaking of BP - Le ShowSong 3: Too late, too slow - Shout Out LoudsAct 4: BP ad campaign - Daily ShowSong 4: Dream on - AerosmithAct 5: Oil spill prayer chain - Jimmy Dore ShowSong 5: Like a prayer - MadonnaAct 6: James Carville oil spill rage - Colbert ReportSong 6: Love like a bomb - OasisAct 7: Rachel's Presidential address - Rachel MaddowSong 7: World spins madly on - The WeepiesAct 8: Tar Beachopolous - Le ShowSong 8: Zombie Nation - Kernkraft 400Act 9: Oil spill retrospective - CountdownBonus iPhone/iPod Touch App Content:The spilling fields - To Shell and Back - Daily ShowProduced by:Jay!Thanks for listening!Check out the Best of the Left iPhone/iPod Touch App in the App Store!Visit us at www.BestOfTheLeft.comContact me directly at Jay@BestOfTheLeft.comVote for us and leave comments at www.PodcastAlley.com or Review the show on iTunes.

Edition #374We're all covered in oilAct 1: The Spilling Fields - Daily ShowSong 1: Sweet Georgia Brown - Brother Bones and His ShadowsAct 2: Oil and energy policy - Rachel MaddowSong 2: Talk - ColdplayAct 3: Obama's non-anger - Wait wait don't tell meSong 3: Talking to myself - PummelAct 4: Booming rant - Le ShowSong 4: Boom - Le ShowAct 5: Profits drive corner-cutting - CounterspinSong 5: This year - The Mountain GoatsAct 6: Interview with Republican on oil - Jimmy Dore ShowSong 6: Rush And A Push And The Land Is Ours  - The SmithsAct 7: BP should go under - The ProgressiveSong 7: Shady River - The Chapin SistersAct 8: Talking about oil - Bill MaherSong 8: Electric Version - The New PornographersAct 9: BP's media blockade - On the MediaSong 9: Clubbed to Death - Rob DouganAct 10: BP blocks reporter - Young TurksSong 10: Einstein On The Beach - Counting CrowsAct 11: Obama's kick-ass PR skills - BBC News QuizSong 11: Common people - William Shatner featuring Joe JacksonAct 12: Test of functioning media and politics - Rachel MaddowSong 12: A change is gonna come - Ben SolleeAct 13: Who's really covered in oil - Le ShowBonus iPhone/iPod Touch App Content:Oils well that never ends - Colbert ReportProduced by:Jay!Thanks for listening!Check out the Best of the Left iPhone/iPod Touch App in the App Store!Visit us at www.BestOfTheLeft.comContact me directly at Jay@BestOfTheLeft.comVote for us and leave comments at www.PodcastAlley.com or Review the show on iTunes.

Edition #371Stop me if you've heard this beforeAct 1: Moving on to depressed resignation Part 1 - The BugleSong 1: Witness - Roots ManuvaAct 2: Obama responds to BP disaster - The ProgressiveSong 2: Like a Criminal - The Sheila DivineAct 3: Moving on to depressed resignation Part 2 - The BugleSong 3: Cold cash, colder hearts - ThriceAct 4: Oil regulation break down - Rachel MaddowSong 4: Instrumental - Chris PriestAct 5: Just blow it up - Wait wait don't tell meSong 5: Death to traitors - BelovedAct 6: Obama's non-anger - CountdownSong 6: Roosevelt Room - Conor Oberst and The Mystic Valley BandAct 7: No dog feces on BP gas pump handles - Jimmy Dore ShowSong 7: Rebel Hearts - Roots ManuvaAct 8: Oil spill may be a message from God - Young TurksSong 8: Harrisburg - Josh RitterAct 9: Interview with BP Exec - Le ShowSong 9: Spandex Man - Mr. ScruffAct 10: Oil spill rant - Thom HartmannSong 10: Change of time - Josh RitterAct 11: Macho failures - Wait wait don't tell meSong 11: Big black nothing - Conor Oberst and The Mystic Valley BandAct 12: Gulf oil spill from the 70's - Rachel MaddowBonus iPhone/iPod Touch App Content:Nature of corporations and oil - Rachel MaddowProduced by:Jay!Thanks for listening!Check out the Best of the Left iPhone/iPod Touch App in the App Store!Visit us at www.BestOfTheLeft.comContact me directly at Jay@BestOfTheLeft.comVote for us and leave comments at www.PodcastAlley.com or Review the show on iTunes.

Edition #362Winning by losingAct 1: Winning by losing - Mark FioreSong 1: I'm a loser - The BeatlesAct 2: Minority leader called out - Young TurksSong 2: Birdhouse in your soul - They Might be GiantsAct 3: The inside job Part 1 - This American LifeSong 3: Cat faces - Ugly CasanovaAct 4: Fraud hearing on shitty deals - Wait wait don't tell meSong 4: Working class hero - Green DayAct 5: The inside job Part 2 - This American LifeSong 5: Hey Jealousy - Gin BlossomsAct 6: The GOP alternative to financial reform - Young TurksSong 6: Damn it feels good to be a gangsta - Geto BoysAct 7: The inside job Part 3 - This American LifeSong 7: Bet Against the American Dream - This American LifeAct 8: Wham-O moves to America - Daily ShowSong 8: Wake up - Arcade FireAct 9: GOP up Wall Street's ass - Young TurksBonus iPhone/iPod Touch App Content:S.E.C. porn - Daily ShowProduced by:Jay!Thanks for listening!Check out the Best of the Left iPhone/iPod Touch App in the App Store!Visit us at www.BestOfTheLeft.comContact me directly at Jay@BestOfTheLeft.comVote for us and leave comments at www.PodcastAlley.com or Review the show on iTunes.

Edition #361The Police State Welcomes YouAct 1: Boycotting AZ, teas and otherwise - Wait wait don't tell meSong 1: Tea for the Tillerman - Cat StevensAct 2: AZ law spurs immigration reform - Rachel MaddowSong 2: Different People - No DoubtAct 3: AZ Sheriff rips new law - Young TurksSong 3: Stand - R.E.M.Act 4: Law and Border - Daily ShowSong 4: I miss you - Blink 182Act 5: O'Reilly grasping to support AZ law - CounterspinSong 5: See you on the other side - Ozzy OsbournAct 6: Papers please amendments - Rachel MaddowSong 6: Bouncing around the room - PhishAct 7: The word - No Problemo - Colbert ReportSong 7: Mexico - The RefreshmentsAct 8: Wrongful arrests happens already - Young TurksSong 8: Still crazy after all these years - Paul SimonAct 9: Police State Pete - Mark FioreSong 9: What I'm looking for - Brendan BensonAct 10: AZ law writers are liars, racists - Rachel MaddowBonus iPhone/iPod Touch App Content:Suspicious Behavior on Cinco de Mayo - Daily ShowProduced by:Jay!Thanks for listening!Check out the Best of the Left iPhone/iPod Touch App in the App Store!Visit us at www.BestOfTheLeft.comContact me directly at Jay@BestOfTheLeft.comVote for us and leave comments at www.PodcastAlley.com or Review the show on iTunes.