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Richard Gadd joins the show to talk about his new limited series, Baby Reindeer. Based on his award-winning autobiographical one-man play by the same name, the series follows a struggling comedian named Donny (Gadd), whose warped relationship with his female stalker ultimately forces him to face a deeply buried trauma.  Gadd describes throwing himself wholeheartedly into creating the series – from writing its seven episodes to preparing mentally and physically to play Donny. He also digs into the process of casting Jessica Gunning as Martha, unpacks the show's final scene, and shares a few of the surprising reactions he's received from viewers so far. Gadd also explains how being cast as Macbeth in his school play inspired him to pursue performing, recounts the intense moments leading up to his one-man show Monkey See Monkey Do at the 2016 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and describes how the music of The Pogues has served as the soundtrack to his life.  Listen to more from Netflix Podcasts.

Interview by Manny Akiio https://www.instagram.com/mannyakiio We recently sat down with Alabama rapper Ed Eazy for an exclusive “Off The Porch” interview! During our conversation he talked about life in Tuscaloosa, jumping off the porch when he was 13 years old, getting locked up in Clayton county, being influenced by 50 Cent, starting to take music seriously earlier this year, not being able to music when he is sober, his creative process, winning The Sh*t show, placing 3rd place at Authentic Empire indy showcase, doing a promo run in Atlanta with DJ Ace, Asian Doll asking him to go on the road with him but he was facing legal issues, explains why the rap game needs him, taking risks for his music career, sacrificing time away from his kids to pursue music, the music scene in Tuscaloosa, artists not supporting each other in Alabama, his new single “Fat Ass” with Big Yavo, their relationship, the “Shaq & Kobe” music video with Two4, his upcoming project ‘Monkey See Monkey Do', the label Forever Wealthy Music, the grind that comes with being an independent artist, and much more!

Welcome to PlayStation Plus Plus Premium Elite Ultimate (or Monkey See Monkey Do). At first I wasn't sold on this PlayStation Plus restructuring. Reading through it during this episode made me raise an eyebrow on that middle tier. I mean 400 games, I think, is worth the extra $40. HOWEVER, if they really wanted to […]

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A finales de los años 60 el vocalista, guitarrista y compositor Michael Franks empezó a componer sus primeros temas. Participó en un musical antibélico y hizo sus primeras bandas sonoras para cine, hasta que en 1973 grabó su primer trabajo más tarde rebautizado como "Previously Unavailable". Era un disco con carácter marcadamente folk que nada tendría que ver con sus siguientes trabajos. Fue en el año 1976 cuando grabó su segundo trabajo, el disco que os presentamos hoy. Producido para Warner Bros por el gran Tommy Lipuma, "The Art of Tea" incluía grandes temas como "Eggplant", "Sant Elmo's Fire" o el muy irónico "Sometimes I Just Forget to Smile", además de clásicos del cantautor, como "Popsicle Toes" o "Monkey See, Monkey Do" e incluía en su nómina a músicos de la talla de Michael Brecker, Dave Sanborn o Wilton Felder (de Crusaders). La música de Michael Franks oscila entre el jazz, el pop y (aunque no es el caso de "The Art of Tea") la bossanova. Su voz es muy característica y se reconoce prácticamente desde la primera sílaba que pronuncia. No es un gran cantante ni tiene una extensa formación musical, pero a pesar de todo ello y de las feroces críticas que ha recibido a lo largo de su carrera (el peaje que tuvo que asumir por su enorme popularidad) ha conseguido regalarnos algunas magníficas grabaciones. Sin duda "The Art of Tea" es una de las mejores. Esperamos que os guste. TRACKS (Letra y música de M. Franks en todos los temas menos los indicados.) 1- Nightmoves (Michael Small/Michael Franks) 2- Eggplant 3- Monkey See- Monkey Do 4- St. Elmos Fire 5- I Don't Know Why I'm So Happy I'm Sad 6- Jive 7- Popsicle Toes 8- Sometimes I Just Forget to Smile 9- Mr. Blue CREDITS Michael Franks Vocals Joe Sample Teclados Larry Carlton Guitarras John Guerin Bateria, Percusión Wilton Felder Bajo Michael Brecker Saxo tenor en "Jive" Dave Sanborn Saxo Alto en "Monkey See- Monkey Do" y "Mr. Blue" Larry Bunker Vibráfono Jerry Steinholtz Congas

SUPER interesting interview with Greg (@KongsCards53) where we discuss A TON of stuff including: Market Manipulation, Hype, Monkey See Monkey Do, PSA, Market Seasonality, Collectors vs. Investors, Adapting to the new market, and much more. Regardless of your opinion on the market, it's important for everyone to be raw, real, and open about their thoughts. Chime in to our most recent insta post with your thoughts. Also, please don't forget to subscribe, rate, review, and tell a friend about the pod! Insta: @Bro_Cards @PhillyCards25 Greg's Insta: KongsCards53 Twitter: Bro_CardsPod @MookBets

PODCAST: 31 Jan 2021 01 Summer Is A-Comin’ – Merry Hell – The Ghost In Our House And Other Stories 02 Cricklewood – Christy Moore – (BBC Live Session From ‘As I Roved Out’ / 1979) – The Early Years: 1969-81 03 Pound A Week Rise – Monkey See Monkey Do – The Night Out 04 Farewell Shanty – Ninebarrow – A Pocket Full Of Acorns 05 Carbolic Rag – Scottdale String Band – Rags, Breakdowns, Stomps & Blues 06 The Diggers Song – Chumbawamba – English Rebel Songs 1381-1914 07 Lowlands Of Holland – Trad Arr – Further Tales Of Love Death And Treachery! 08 McGoldrick’s / The Gallowglass / Whelan’s / O’Brien From Newtown – Trouble In The Kitchen – When The World Was Wide 09 Pay Day – The Unwanted – Pay Day 10 A Million Miles Away – Steve Tilston – Such Times  11 Nothing To See Here – Steve Tilston – Such Times 12 My Mystery Train – Steve Tilston – Such Times 13 The Steam-Boat / The Winter’s Night Schottische – The Twagger Band – Sound The Bugle Blow The Horn 14 Mole In A Hole – No One Stands Alone – Blue Murder 15 Who By Fire – Bob Jensen – For The Sake Of The Song  16 Wildflowers – We Banjo 3 – Single 17 Lad O’Beirne’s Hornpipe/The New Century – Randal Beys & Joel Bernstein – The Pigtown Fling 18 The King & Queen Of England – Sandy Denny – Circle Dance 19 Coal Not Dole – Swan Arcade – Circle Dance 20 Eanach Mhic Coilin / The Music Room – Pat Walsh – Simply Whistle 21 The Lowlands Of Holland – Martin Carthy – Second Album 22 Man Of The Earth – The Teacups – In Which…  23 A Proper Sort Of Gardner – June Tabor – Aleyn 24 The Slip Jigs And Reels – North Crag – Mi Daza 25 Half Wild – Kitty McFarlane – Single 26 Girls Are Crazy About Me – Boo Hanks With Dom Flemons – Buffalo Junction

Anyone else every wonder how exactly we're supposed to be raising faithful children? Welcome to the first part of a 3 part series on exactly that!Townsend and Preacher Man are back again and happy to discuss Part 1, "Monkey See Monkey Do," of this 3 part series titled "Raising Children to be Faithful in an Unfaithful World." Give it a listen, see what you think, and let them know your thoughts! Happy Musing!You can reach Townsend and Preacher Man at mtpm.podcast@gmail.com - let them know if there's a topic you'd like to hear mused.Intro music: "Royalty Free Music from Bensound"

This week of The Pleasure Podcast we welcome the award-winning comedian, actor and writer Richard Gadd. In 2016 he won the esteemed Edinburgh comedy award, with Monkey See Monkey Do, a raw, personal account about his sexual assault. It was a performance which pushed the boundaries of comedy and which felt monumentally cathartic for its win.In 2019 his first solo theatre show Baby Reindeer was the talk of Edinburgh. In it he relives his experience of being stalked by a woman with a dangerous obsession with him, about wrestling with his sexuality, and trying to come to terms with his assault.We speak about the effects of growing up in an uber masculine world where you thank God you're not gay, and sex ed was devoid of condoms. He speaks about the sexual abuse and grooming which threw his relationship with sex out of orbit. And of the erectile dysfunction that followed which destroyed relationships and his confidence.The dissociation that followed felt at odds with his happy teenage years and the cost was his loss of the ability to be vulnerable and intimate throughout this period of deep pain.Richard tells us how he has been able to approach sex and intimacy again. And how his deeply personal shows have been part of that healing process.He describes what drives a person to make a show about their trauma and what the effect is when you thought it might ruin you but in fact launched you into a whole new dazzling chapter of your career.The emotional and psychological honesty of Richard's work is astonishing. How he tackles the source of his trauma and his evolving understanding of his own masculinity is truly breath taking.CW: There are some subjects which we cover that listeners might find disturbing: Sexual Abuse, Stalking.Follow Richard on social media @MrRichardGadd for more information on his shows and upcoming dates.*We would love to continue the conversation and hear from you: email us at hello@thepleasurepodcast.com or tweet us @ThePleasurePod.Please do rate, review, and share the podcast, we hear it helps other people find us!*Social Media:Naomi Sheldon: @NaomiSheldon1Anand Patel: @therealdranandRichard Gadd: @MrRichardGaddFollow us at @ThePleasurePod and visit us at www.thepleasurepodcast.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We continue in our verse by verse Bible study through the Book of Ephesians on Sunday Mornings with Pastor Jon Geraci at Calvary South Denver in Littleton CO. This week we look at Ephesians 5:1-4 in a sermon called “Monkey See Monkey Do.” Click Here

As a student at UofG Richard travelled the UK performing and regularly taking shows to the Edinburgh Fringe, unbelievably he never missed a single lecture or tutorial during his four years of studies. This commitment and drive set him on an award-winning career path as a writer, comedian and actor, and here Richard shares his professional highs and lows. Richard’s 2016 show ‘Monkey See Monkey Do’, written about his experience of being sexually assaulted and his subsequent battles with mental health, won the prestigious Edinburgh Comedy Award. In this episode Richard talks about his anxiety ahead of performing the show and how writing from a place of personal experience was deeply cathartic. His debut play ‘Baby Reindeer’ premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2019 and was another profoundly personal narrative exploring obsession and delusion. The show was Olivier Award nominated in 2020. Richard is also a successful actor, starring in BAFTA-nominated BBC2 drama ‘Against the Law’, in BBC3’s ‘Clique’ and E4’s ‘Tripped’. He has also written episodes on Netflix’s ‘Sex Education’. In this episode Richard shares his tips for budding writers and performers. He encourages you to follow your gut and to write from a place of experience, and explains how hard graft and taking the odd gamble have helped to shape his success. Please note this episode contains references to sexual assault and harassment. What's your soundtrack? With - Alex from Student Theatre at Glasgow (STAG), with 3 awesome tracks to his student theatre journey, now added to the UofG SoundTracks Spotify playlist! For resources and links to take next steps visit www.gla.ac.uk/soundtracks 

Temi sits down with Richard Gadd to talk about his journey into being a writer, actor and comedian. He won the Edinburgh Comedy Award in 2016 for his show, Monkey See Monkey Do, and has been awarded The Stage award for outstanding performance in his play, Baby Reindeer, that is being staged at the Bush Theatre in Winter 2019.  In this episode, Richard reveals what made him start to write and how he continues to be an obsessively driven playwright from repeatedly editing drafts to performing his own work. Richard discusses structure, themes and his relationship to theatre. This is an open conversation that gets into the mindset of an exciting talent.  Richard Gadd's play, Baby Reindeer, will be showing at the Bush Theatre from 9th October, for more information, follow the link:  https://www.bushtheatre.co.uk/event/baby-reindeer/ (https://www.bushtheatre.co.uk/event/baby-reindeer/)Host: Temi WilkeyProducer: Jane RyanEditor: Kazra FirouzyarPart of the OneFinePlay network

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The TripAdvisor Effect: Should we trust all online reviews we read? And are the famous Fairy Pools in Scotland a made up story from tour guides? TripAdvisor has been in the news this week with breaking story across media sites about how one London man managed to get his garden shed listed on TripAdvisor as a restaurant then through a series of fake photos and reviews earned the coveted #1 ranking for best restaurant in London. If you haven’t heard the story, there are four articles at our website www.amidlifetraveler.com that you can get the details of, and it’s a good story. But what is the after-affect of this? Will it make people question or wonder more about the accuracy of online travel planning websites with ratings and reviews, such as TripAdvisor? 3 TAKEAWAYS (1)Tourists have Monkey-See / Monkey-Do habits Tourists tend to follow other tourists. While it can start at vacation planning by choosing destinations, hotels, and activities based on ratings of others, it continues into the vacation often with mindless tourist photo safari mentality that has so many people taking pretty much the exact same photos. (2) The internet is drastically shaping travel and setting expectations of tourists.   Travel booking sites with robust ratings and reviews are hugely influential for travelers for travel planning, for better or for worse.  (3) “The Fairy Pools” on Isle of Skye was a story made up by tour guides According to this pioneer tour guide who has led tours to the area for more than 10 years, there was not a place in the Isle of Skye named the Fairy Pools, until guides started to call it that. What began years ago as a story to share with groups of backpackers, has today evolved into a place topping many ‘must see’ lists for Scotland. For show notes and more information please visit www.amidlifetraveler.com #visitscotland, #travel, #travelpodcast, #FairyPools, #IsleofSkye, #Scotland, #scotlandtravel, #vacationplanning #tripadvisor

Is your BNI Chapter a bunch of monkeys?  In this podcast Tim explains how the “Monkey See Monkey Do” staying is represented in many BNI chapters, AND how that can be a good thing. [...]

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