Podcasts about Middle Brother

It's a Special Guest episode featuring the Middle Brother; MK_Dudley_Art! In this episode we tackle the fun of CyberPunk 2077 and the possibility of an Electric Boogaloo. We ponder on the late 90's dark romance of HOME FRIES and ask if ALIEN: ROMULUS is killing the franchise (“Is he full of milk”?). We take a look at NOSFERATU and hear the most MKD statement EVER. We look into the occult with I SAW THE TV GLOW, LATE NIGHT WITH THE DEVIL, and IMMACULATE.

Taylor Goldsmith of Dawes joins us to talk about the evolution of humor in his songwriting, why he's transparent with his fans, and maybe the most Bob Dylan of Bob Dylan stories we've ever heard. PART ONE:Paul and Scott address the recent wildfires in the Los Angeles area, and encourage people to help make a difference by considering a donation through one of four organizations: Fire Aid (fireaidla.org)The Red Cross (redcross.org)MusiCares (musicares.org)World Central Kitchen (wck.org) PART TWO:Our in-depth conversation with Taylor Goldsmith of DawesABOUT TAYLOR GOLDSMITH:Taylor Goldsmith is best known as the lead singer, guitarist, and primary songwriter for the folk-influenced rock band Dawes. The group, which also includes Taylor's brother, Griffin, has released nine full-length studio albums, six of which have hit the Top 5 on Billboard's Americana/Folk Albums chart, and four of which have hit the Top 10 on Billboard's rock chart. In addition to his work with Dawes, he has been a member of the band Middle Brother with Matt Vasquez of Delta Spirit and John McCauley of Deer Tick. Taylor also contributed to T Bone Burnett's New Basement Tapes project—which completed unfinished Bob Dylan songs—alongside Marcus Mumford, Jim James, Rhiannon Giddens, and Elvis Costello. As a songwriter outside the band, Taylor has collaborated with The Killers, Conor Oberst, Brandon Flowers, Robert Ellis, Demi Lovato, and his wife Mandy Moore. The most recent Dawes album, released in October of 2024, is called Oh Brother. Sadly, not long after our conversation, both Taylor and his brother Griffin became victims of the massive Southern California wildfires that devastated portions of the Los Angeles area and severely damaged or destroyed their homes.  

It's a real $h1t $h0vv this week as the boys power their way through some technical difficulties in the last half of the ride that may be a little distracting to the unfamiliar listener. Anyway, the music is good at least. Included: Beach Boys; the Felice Brothers; Yes; Pete Townsend; Middle Brother; Nathaniel Rateliff; Jethro Tull; Marianne Faithful; Jesse Welles; John Hiatt; Miley Cyrus

My guest on this episode is John McCauley from the band Deer Tick, as well as side projects Middle Brother and Diamond Rugs. In our conversation, John shares some amazing stories about his early days as a musician growing up in Providence, what the process was like for him touring during that time, and how seeing DIY shows in Olneyville as a teenager influenced his stage performance to this day. We also cover the writing and recording process of many of his records included Deer Tick's latest album, "Emotional Contracts" which is out now via ATO records. Interlude song order: "Dirty Dishes" by Deer Tick from their Daytrotter Session "Goodbye, Dear Friend" by Deer Tick from their album, Black Dirt Sessions "Main Street" by Deer Tick from their album, Divine Providence "Out on My Own" by Diamond Rugs from their self-titled album "Ashamed" by Deer Tick from their live performance at Newport Blues Cafe on Jul 28, 2019 (audio credit: Chad) "Once in a Lifetime" by Deer Tick from their album, Emotional Contracts // Interview recorded March 11, 2024 at John's home // Intro music by Cedros // Hosted by James Toomey // 

Today I have a conversation with Francisco Opazo, a Digital Demand Generation and Growth Jedi, a Happy husband and father, and a Community strategist and architect who is building Led by Community

Welcome to the Green Room Meditations Podcast, presented by the Indiana Repertory Theatre and hosted by Devon Ginn.  Today, we are in conversation with: Eric Sharp (he/him). Mr. Sharp portrays Mr. Green in the Indiana Repertory Theatre's production of Clue! If you missed the Indianapolis run, you can catch our co-production with Syracuse Stage from June 7th - 25th in 2023.   Eric is an actor, writer, and director based in Minneapolis with over 20 years of professional stage and screen experience. Commercial and voiceover clients include Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu, Independent Lens, Penguin Random House Audio, Best Buy, Mayo Clinic, Target, and more. He has appeared onstage nationally and internationally at the Guthrie Theater, Ten Thousand Things, The Jungle Theater, Mixed Blood Theatre, Alliance Theatre, and the Minnesota, Toronto, and Edinburgh Fringe Festivals. Eric played Mowgli in The Jungle Book at Children's Theatre Company, and the young Dalai Lama on multiple tours of TigerLion Arts' The Buddha Prince. An Associate Artist at Theater Mu, Eric wrote and starred in the world premiere of Middle Brother, and has appeared in Cambodian Rock Band, Hot Asian Doctor Husband, Two Mile Hollow, Twelfth Night, Charles Francis Chan, Jr..., Yellow Fever and many more. He recently directed the educational video series The Remix with Theater Mu (available on YouTube), and created and produced the audio series: You Shall Hear Me: Stories from Beyond. He serves as curator for AKOA (All Kinds of Awesome): a live storytelling event featuring true stories from the international adoptee community.   www.worksharp.org About the Indiana Repertory Theatre: Founded in 1971, the Indiana Repertory Theatre (IRT) is the largest professional not-for-profit theatre in the state and one of the leading regional theatres in the country. The mission of the Indiana Repertory Theatre is to produce top-quality, professional theatre and related activities, providing experiences that will engage, surprise, challenge, and entertain people throughout their lifetimes, helping us build a vital and vibrant community. Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access (IDEA): The IRT strives to celebrate and serve the diverse people and cultures that make up our whole community. The IRT is committed to providing access for all; to creating and maintaining an antiracist theatre that is inclusive, safe, and respectful. https://www.irtlive.com/ 

On a dark and stormy night...we got to talk to one of our favorite musicians. Matthew Logan Vasquez of Delta Spirit (who we just saw live in LA), Middle Brother, solo projects, and countless other creations, joins us to laugh at literally everything from his Twainian youth to twat-ass geese, dreaming of Lauryn Hill and fighting a horse-sized duck with two-buck chuck.

Taylor Goldsmith joins Rhett from his home in Pasadena, CA to discuss the making of Dawes' new album and the challenges of pushing himself and the band artistically to create something new. Taylor explains why he doesn't adhere to the ‘rules' of the music business when it comes to songwriting, how he pushes through negativity, and shares the insight he would give to his 21-year old self. Taylor Goldsmith is a singer-songwriter, guitarist, and producer. He is the frontman for the band Dawes, which he formed with his younger brother in 2009. Taylor has also been involved in several side projects over the years, including Middle Brother (2010) and New Basement Tapes (2014), and performed as a session artist for singers including Jackson Browne, John Fogerty and more. “Misadventures of Doomscroller”, the new album from Dawes, will be released this month.And, don't miss Rhett's new single "Follow You Home". Wheels Off is brought to you by Osiris Media. Hosted and produced by Rhett Miller. Co-produced by Kirsten Cluthe in partnership with Nick Ruffini (Revoice Media). Editing by Matt Dwyer. Production Assistance by Matt Bavuso. Music by OLD 97's. Episode artwork by Katherine Boils. Show logo by Tim Skirven. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode features Matthew Logan Vasquez. Best known as the frontman/crooner of Delta Spirit, he shatters the axiom “there aren't enough hours in the day” by employing his talents in other groups: Middle Brother, Glorietta and his solo project, MLV. He has very strong opinions on sparkling water.Delta Spirit - click hereMiddle Brother - click hereGlorietta - click hereMLV - click hereI know… it's a lot

THE FABULOUS FILIPINO BROTHERS consists of four vignettes that follows the lives, for better and worse of four brothers, as their Filipino American family prepares for the ultimate Filipino event, a wedding. A blue-collar family, they share the same house save one, the Golden Child. The Eldest Brother must secure his pride and position in the family by paying for the wedding, this leads him to revisiting his old life as a hustler to make ends meet. The Golden Child is stuck in The Philippines the day before the wedding and meets a lover from the past. The Youngest and most single connects with a new love... who may be his cousin, while The Middle Brother breaks out of a deep depression following the loss of a child using a dating app for the first time. Director, producer and co-writer Dante Basco stops by to talk about the joy of working with his brothers and sister as well as extended family, filming their home town of Pittsburg California and telling a universal story of love family, finding your way and connecting with one another. For news, screenings and updates fo to: beacons.ai/fabfilipinobros You can also visit: 1091 fabulous-filipino-brothers

Episode 43: “Making Sense of Things” The episode started with “Middle Brother” recapping his trip from Miami, and TR adding items to the menu. We followed with Random rants! Topics Discussed: Are we too accepting as a culture? (10:30) Should we allow our kids to believe in Santa? (18:45) Childhood trauma for this current generation of kids! (28:00) The guys their Top 5 Christmas movies. (37:45) Should we celebrate a divorce from marriage? (44:09) The podcast ended with the topic.. real people you hate because of a movie character they played (48:40) Intro Song - “Legend” - Benny The Butcher - Burden of Proof (album) Outro Song - “Roc Boys” - Jay-Z - American Gangster (album) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/albert-bailey-jr/message

Episode 36: “Drink Your Water” The podcast was back with Tony, Will, TR and Middle Brother! The podcast shifted back to more serious topics but it started with weekly recaps and rants(3:18). The podcast started out with a discussion about COVID and the battle between the vaccinated and unvaccinated! (16:52) The guys decided to discuss Shacarri Richardson and her latest race and how she conducted herself post interview. A deep dive resulted from the conversation about is she being unfairly criticized? (35:20) Tony went on a deep dive about Afghanistan and the US pulling their troops from the country! What will the impact be? And why now? (57:20) The guys touched on the violence happening in Cincinnati. What is the cause? What is the impact? How can we change & fix it? (69:45) The podcast ended with wine shoutouts and final words! (102:30) Intro Song - “Be Thankful for What You Got” - William DeVaughn - Be Thankful for What You Got (album) Outro Song - “Gyalis” - Capella Grey --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/albert-bailey-jr/message

Episode 35: Show Discipline The podcast was a little light this episode! Al & Tony both had other obligations but as Al would say “The Show Must Go On”. The podcast was held down by Will, TR and Middle Brother! The podcast started with weekly recaps and rants from TR and a rant from Will aimed at one of the Podcast members!!! (5:50). The podcast started out with a true deep dive about the epic Verzuz between The Lox & Dipset!! The guys touched on almost every aspect of the battle and gave their true opinions! During this discussion “PartyTime Tone” called in and gave his thoughts as well!! (19:55) The guys also discussed the profound relationship between the members of The Lox and how their relationship should emulated by all of us from our culture! (44:43) The podcast ended with a talk of NaS “Kings Disease 2” album!! (77:05). Intro Song - “Wild Out” - The Lox feat. Swizz Beats - We Are The Streets (album) Outro Song - “Reppin' Time” - Jim Jones - Hustler's P.O.M.E. (album) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/albert-bailey-jr/message

Episode 34: Straight for the Stroke This episode was the first time that all 3 guys were in the studio at the same time! The guys got into weekly recaps from trips, work, and family and followed by rants (4:00). The podcast started out with a discussion about Netflix show called “Sex Life”. The fellas went into a deep dive about the ups & downs and the interesting moments & situations from the show! (21:30) The guys followed up with a discussion about the TV shows that each person watch! Especially the Dick Gregory documentary. (72:10) The guys gave their top 5 comedians list! (74:45) The guys switched topics and started sharing what they think their “dopest” quality is and each member shared what they appreciated most about the other members! (84:53) The podcast ended with the fellas calling “Middle Brother” and asking him when he's going to pay his bet! (94:05). Intro Song - “Does He Doit” - Trey Songz - Ready (album) Outro Song - “Cutie Pie” - One Way - Who's Foolin' Who (album) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/albert-bailey-jr/message

Malik Monk willing to give up his jersey number to LaMelo Ball?

Dawes celebrates their 10th anniversary as a band in 2019. In celebration, today's episode of Kyle Meredith revisits 10 years of interviews with the band, touching upon nearly every one of their albums and eras. First up is a new sit-down with with Taylor Goldsmith, who discusses this year's tour and what their plans are for the next album ("a more live sounding record"). From there, it's conversations from 2017 (We're All Gonna Die), 2015 (All Your Favorite Bands), 2013 (Stories Don't End), 2012 (Nothing Is Wrong), and even a 2011 chat about Goldsmith's side project Middle Brother. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Lauren Leigh Martin, Lauren Leigh Martin, Lauren Leigh Martin joins us this episode. You can hear her sing in The Pink Floyd Experience, Lauren Leigh and the Low Keys, Wild Heart, and the Under Cover Series. Chances are, if you've gone to see live music around San Diego, you have heard the beautiful voice of Lauren Leigh Martin. Lauren Leigh Martin, Ariel and Morgan talk about touring internationally, going to the woods for a reset, writing on bathroom walls, the new Lion King 2 soundtrack, Rammstein's pyrotechnics, The Beatles' first management contract being sold at auction, David Bowie's new Barbie doll, Metallica's childrens book, Marilyn Manson as an actor, M83's new album, and Bon Iver's new album. This is a great one. Check it out!!!! This week's album review: "Middle Brother" by Middle Brother Next week's album review: "For Emma, Forever Ago" by Bon Iver

A little early this week, as Ariel takes off for a gigging vacation up the coast for the Fourth of July. Happy Birthday America! In this week's episode, the guys discuss the lyric writing process, quick ways to do complex multiplication in your head, and the song "What's New Pussycat," by Tom Jones. We also talk about Dave Grohl singing "My Hero" to the medic who patched him up to finish the show, Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas, Spotify has ended their test program that allows artists to upload directly to the streaming service, Fiona Apple pledges proceeds from "Criminal" to help families on the border through While They Wait. Bon Iver has a new album, or something, coming out soon. Check it out. This week's album review:"ANIMA" by Thom Yorke Next week's album review: "Middle Brother" by Middle Brother

This week we discuss Frank Turner and Middle Brother. Our Spotify playlist can be found here: spoti.fi/30mmlMC Instagram: www.instagram.com/addtoplaylistpodcast/ Twitter: twitter.com/add2play Facebook: lolol never, it's a trap

This week we get transported to a remote New Mexico mountain town at the very moment, in a naked nathaniel rateliff hot tub-soaked jam session, an unlikely singer-songwriter super group was born. In 12 songs, Glorietta captures rocking, heartbreaking and introspective songs recorded by pals of Matthew Logan Vasquez (Delta Spirit, Middle Brother) at a ramshackle rental outside Santa Fe over five days. That's next, on The Radio Cure!

In this edition I talk to Matt Vasquez: lead singer and guitarist of Delta Spirit and member of Middle Brother. I talk with Matt about some of his favorite bands, and how they've had an influence on him as a songwriter. He discusses the future of Delta Spirit and his forthcoming 2nd solo album. Recorded October 7th, 2016 at Thalia Hall in Chicago.

In this edition I talk to Taylor Goldsmith: lead singer and guitarist of Dawes, member of Middle Brother, and formerly of the band Simon Dawes. I talk with Taylor about some of his favorite bands, and how they've had an influence on him as a songwriter. He also discusses his experiences in Dawes. Recorded July 18th, 2015 aboard a tour bus.

9:50 - I head to the United States and find a country deeply divided, struggling with sexual norms and deep seeded racism. Autumn Storm recently transitioned from male to female at 19 years of age. I felt in a way she represented what America as a whole is going through. She also helped foreshadow the turbulent weather I would soon experience on my journey. 20:42 - No trip to Portland could be complete without a visit to Powell’s Books. At a live author talk Germany-based author Nell Zink comments on the difference between the “old world” and the “new world” and skewers the American treatment of its most vulnerable. 29:28 - I get heavy into the black metal experience, playing a monster-filled boardgame called Munchkin and listening to vinyl of extreme Norwegian music. We use the genre as a jumping off point to discussions about politics, podcasting, wave perspectives — and a different type of sacrifice. “I sacrificed everything I knew and loved to go be an uncle and finish college in Indiana.” 50:04 - I happen upon a Black Lives Matter protest over a new police contract organizers claim would prevent effective oversight of body camera footage and encourage bad officer behaviour. I stand face to face with riot gear-clad police, just feet away from protesters who got pepper-sprayed. Music remixed from a pepper-spray promotional video. 1:25:10 - A stop at a sidestreet coffee shop got me connected to a scenario where I was lucky enough to get an Ableton Live lesson from downtempo producer Jesse Jade (@jesse-atrapasuenos) and hear new music from Hakuu (@hakuu). Big thank you to Keenan Branch for passing along a bunch of high quality tracks, which I used as background music for a number of the segments during the episode. Music from: CloZee (@clozee), Rene LaVice (@renelavice), Washed Out (@Washed_Out), Middle Brother (@middle-brother-official), Thievery Corporation (@thieverycorporation).

Hear Costello perform with several special guests, including Glen Hansard and Middle Brother.

It's been five long years since our good friends John McCauley, Taylor Goldsmith and Matt Vasquez took the stage at the Newport Folk Festival as 'Middle Brother'. To celebrate their return, we sat down with each of them to discuss how this "un-supergroup" originally formed and what to expect from their set this summer at Newport.

Free track from Road Signs [Acoustic EP available on iTunes].

Free track from Road Signs [Acoustic EP available on iTunes].

Eric Sharp let us pop by the Mu Performing Arts rehearsal room to talk about ‘Holy Crap, Here I Am’ from his new play Middle Brother. Middle Brother is a fictionalized physical theatre telling of his personal Korean adoptee experience. The post Eric Sharp | Twin Cities Song Story: Episode 2 appeared first on NoisePicnic Podcast Network.

We’re a bit scattered today, with a little bit of everything, birthdays, new music, upcoming shows, requests, and even a live linkup with a show going on in Moncton. Lots to love on today’s show!

We’re a bit scattered today, with a little bit of everything, birthdays, new music, upcoming shows, requests, and even a live linkup with a show going on in Moncton. Lots to love on today’s show!

The hot new music just keeps on rolling in, and we’ve got a lot of it tonight, as well as festival previews, reflections, and even yet another version of a song we HATE!

The hot new music just keeps on rolling in, and we’ve got a lot of it tonight, as well as festival previews, reflections, and even yet another version of a song we HATE!

FTB podcast #121 features the new album by FOSTER AND LLOYD called It's Already Tomorrow.  Also new music from THE WAIFS, MIDDLE BROTHER and SUZIE BROWN.  The full playlist is posted below.  There is now an Android App available to Android phone users! Just search for Freight Train Boogie in the App Store. Here's the Android Market link. Show #121 FOSTER & LLOYD - It’s Already Tomorrow (It's Already Tomorrow) SPUYTEN DUYVIL - I Hear You Calling (New Amsterdam) (due June 10th) BROTHERS THROUGH THE HILL - Witches and the Dead (Adelaide) MIDDLE BROTHER - Middle Brother (Middle Brother) (mic break) THE WAIFS - I Learn The Hard Way (Temptation) CALEB STINE - God Once Raised A Son  (I Wasn't Built for a Life Like This) BRANDON JENKINS - Heaven Sent  (Under the Sun) FOSTER & LLOYD - Can't Make Love Make Sense  (It's Already Tomorrow) (mic break) BUFFALO GOSPEL - The Southern  (The Good Land) LISA MORALES - You Forgot To Love Me (Beautiful Mistake) THE REFLECTACLES - Hello (The Wiley Post E.P.) SUZIE BROWN -  I'll Be Gone (Heartstrings) (mic break) FOSTER & LLOYD - When I Finally Let You Go (It's Already Tomorrow) (May 27th, 2011)Bill FraterFreight Train Boogie

After a month or so of waiting, Episode 5 is finally ready for download.  Click the link below and tune in as the boys abandon the typical format and weigh in on new albums from some of their favorite artists.  For the newest tracks from J. Mascis, R.E.M., Lupe Fiasco, Radiohead, Middle Brother and the Strokes, as well as debate and discourse like only two brothers can bring, check out episode 5.http://mindthegap.podomatic.com/enclosure/2011-05-23T21_03_14-07_00.mp3

It’s Easter Sunday, so we’re celebrating with the family (Carter came along to co-host) and playing songs about the two things that Easter is all about (Jesus and food.) We’ve also got some great new music, new again music, and previews of some great upcoming shows.

It’s Easter Sunday, so we’re celebrating with the family (Carter came along to co-host) and playing songs about the two things that Easter is all about (Jesus and food.) We’ve also got some great new music, new again music, and previews of some great upcoming shows.

A supergroup featuring the leaders of three largely likeminded bands — Dawes' Taylor Goldsmith, Deer Tick's John McCauley and Delta Spirit's Matthew Vasquez — Middle Brother naturally takes on many incarnations: moodily brooding folk-pop, boozily spirited rock, spotlight-sharing roots music. Altogether, it adds up to roughly the sum of its parts. Hear the band perform live as part of a SXSW showcase at Auditorium Shores in Austin, Texas, on March 19, 2011.