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David Krautter grew up flying at a small airport near Huntsville, Alabama named Moontown. He received his private pilot's license at 17.  He attended Georgia Tech in Atlanta and studied aerospace engineering.  David got into soaring in 2010 after he graduated, flying with the Mid Georgia Soaring Association. During that time he started competing and working on improving his cross country skills. David moved to California in 2018 and purchased a LS-6. He spent the last year completely refinishing and modifying the LS-6 with new winglets and other modifications. Two months after refinishing it he landed in Lake Tahoe during the Truckee Regional contest....David is here today to share his story and the events that led up to that crash. We greatly appreciate David's willingness to share his story so we all can learn from it.   Later on this episode Sergio The Soaring Master brings us another very informative segment about glider polars. All this and more now on episode 124 of Soaring the Sky!

The Pigs get bourbon dirty with Chris Baird and a resident Hillbilly, Jeff Comb to get bourbon up and forget what topic they were supposed to be talking about but get into a little bootleggin' and some genius ways they believe could make Nacsar more appealing.   Samplings on tonight's episode include:  Westbrook Brewing and Old Crow    Shout outs include:  Firestone Walker; Primeval; Moontown; Grand Junction; Taxman, Backstep;  Ledgeview; and the Crooked Ewe   After the show, start filling your own Tavour crate. Cheers!   Be sure to check us out Sundays on Indy In-Tune.    Members of the Hopped Up Network. An ever-growing group of independent beer podcasts. Dedicated to providing insight into our local craft beer communities.

Bside Incoming: Ziggy Zeitgeist For our 147th show, we are honoured to bring you the impeccable selections of Ziggy Zeitgeist. Boy were we excited to listen to what Ziggy would send us. Being both one of the leading names in the nu-soul/future-jazz scene as well as an avid record collector, we knew we would be in for a treat. He's the drummer for the Australian based band 30/70, who have released some creative, liquid smooth blends of jazz, modern funk, hip hop and soul on the likes of Rhythm Section and Moontown records. An absolute classic: 30/70 - The Strut https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6e4dp-D1FOo Now living in Berlin, he has pushed his sound in modern jazz via his band - Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange, creating some truly stunning and intricate music. Their music has made fans out of Wayne Snow (who has featured on one of their albums) , Gilles Peterson, Bradley Zero, Kamaal Williams, Byron The Aquarius, Moxie and more. A personal favourite track - 'Big up' https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=Yzi3Mk2ULHY Be sure to also check out this journey of an album from him - 'Prayer For Peace', perfect for a chilling Sunday like today. https://zeitgeistfreedomenergyexchange.bandcamp.com/ After spending time with his father looking for records to play us, we are blessed to gain a treasured glimpse into what music influences his style with this Bside Podcast. Pulling out nothing but gems from percussive grooves, calming classical, jazz funk, soul, latin sunshine, and more... Enjoy! Ziggy's SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/ziggy-zeitgeist Thanks to Molly Hickey for the beautiful artwork as always. www.instagram.com/mollyth.art/ Follow the Bside Instagram for updates/news/vinyl and general music chat: www.instagram.com/bsidepodcasts/

Welcome to Episode 328 of the Clive Barker Podcast. Scary Stories and Halloween Memories with special guests Pete Atkins (Hellraiser 2-4) Barbie Wilde (Hellraiser 2) Eric Gross (Followers of the Pandemics), Joe Manco (Little Spark Films) and Ed and Nina Martinez (Coenobium). Show Notes Jose's Halloween Special Part 1  Pete Atkins Moontown Part 2  Ryan's Halloween Special Part 3 Hellraiser Bloodline Script Moontown at Earthling Press | Amazon Vicemares IndieGoGo Followers of the Pandorics Our Interview With Simon Sayce Happy Halloween! Coming Next  Jericho Squad 77 Part 9 Illustrator II Interview News And this podcast, having no beginning will have no end.  web www.clivebarkercast.com iOS App| Android App, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Android, Stitcher, Spotify, Pandora, Libsyn, Tunein, iHeart Radio, Pocket Casts, Google Play, Radio.com, DoubleTwist and YouTube and Join the Occupy Midian group Twitter: @BarkerCast| @OccupyMidian  Discord Community Buy a T-Shirt All Links and show notes in their Entirety can be found at http://www.clivebarkercast.com

The Clive Barker Podcast presents a special feature, for BarkerCast Halloween October. In Part II we have a special guest, author Peter Atkins, reading from his 2008 novel "Moontown". Happy Halloween and enjoy.   Show Notes Music: Cinematic Logo 08 by TaigaSoundProd L Pete Atkins' Blog The Rolling Darkness Revue Facebook

Peter Atkins returns to Your Creative Journey!We continue to explore some of Pete’s adventures as a writer in Hollywood as well as explore other creative topics that presented themselves as the evening proceededAlways an incredible guest, and great conversation.Peter is the author of the novels MORNINGSTAR, BIG THUNDER, and MOONTOWN, and the screenplays HELLRAISER II, HELLRAISER III, HELLRAISER IV, and WISHMASTER. His short fiction has appeared in such anthologies as THE MUSEUM OF HORRORS, DARK DELICACIES II, HELLBOUND HEARTS, and GHOSTS, and has been selected eight times for one or more of the various “Year’s Best” anthologies. His recent book, RUMORS OF THE MARVELOUS, a collection of his short fiction, was a finalist for the British Fantasy Award. He is the co-founder with Glen Hirshberg of The Rolling Darkness Revue, an annual folly they commit at whatever theatre will have them.Highlights from the show:Kevin meets a deadlinePaul got to do a live table read via Zoom for his latest scriptPaul’s been prepping for New Year’s Eve show live recordingPete talks about the recent Tom Cruise outburst on the set of Mission Impossible 7Pete talks about how he got to reconnect with Tony Randel and do some musicPete and Kevin talked about the history of swear wordsChange of cultural referencesPete gives a nod to producer Christopher Figg who took a chance with him on Hellraiser IIPete talks about “being good in the room” to make people comfortable with what needs to getPete talks about how he grew up with the auteur theory of directors Good screenplays teach a writer three very important things: precision, clarity, and economyRumors of the Marvelous book cover painting by Les EdwardsLinks mentioned:Tickets to Paul’s New Years Eve celebrationFlim Critic Andrew Sarris talking about Auteur Theory about Directorshttp://www.lesedwards.com/Pete's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/limeybastard55/

Learn how Sophia turned her artistic talent of turning secondhand clothing into fresh pieces of art and turned into a side hustle business by founding MoonTown Paints based in Half Moon Bay California.  Sophia shares her entrepreneur journey, how she leverages Instagram and Facebook as her marketing channels and doesn't spend a cent on paid ads, how demand for her product led her to starting her side hustle and how she's used her business to give back to the local community.  You'll love her story and her clothing artwork ❤️ This is our fourth episode in our Half Moon Bay, CA local business series.  Find Sophia's Moontown Paints on Instagram and Facebook at: @MoontownPaints More Information on Build a Business Success Secrets Build a Business Homepage How to Write a Business Plan in 13 easy to build slides How to be More Productive 7 Quotes to Inspire Success in Your Life and in Business How I Build an Online Business of my Dreams If you enjoy this episode you'll also love our print newsletter... Build a Business Success Secrets. Check it out today, it's free >>>

Peter Atkins is the author of the novels MORNINGSTAR, BIG THUNDER, and MOONTOWN and the screenplays HELLRAISER II, HELLRAISER III, HELLRAISER IV, and WISHMASTER. His short fiction has appeared in such anthologies as THE MUSEUM OF HORRORS, DARK DELICACIES II, HELLBOUND HEARTS, and GHOSTS, and has been selected eight times for one or more of the various “Year’s Best” anthologies. His recent book, RUMORS OF THE MARVELOUS, a collection of his short fiction, was a finalist for the British Fantasy Award. He is the co-founder with Glen Hirshberg of The Rolling Darkness Revue, an annual folly they commit at whatever theatre will have them.Highlights from this episode:Growing up in Post WW II England and the profound effect American movies, rock n’ roll, and comic books had on Pete.Meeting Clive Barker and Doug Bradley as they started their theatre company Dog CompanyPete’s rock n’ roll days with his band The Chase and the night they heard their song on the radioTips for aspiring writers – do this because you love itThe challenges a writer facesBONUS CONTENT:Kevin Gregg Show expanded interviews with Pete from 2009Kevin and Pete's commentaries for Universal classic horror moviesThe Wolf Man, Frankenstein, and The Bride of Frankenstein

The Pigs attend the 5th annual Pie’s n Pint’s charity beer n pizza fest. It is always a great time and our own kick off to spring. It is for the Arts for learning charity, so it is all for a great cause to keep the fine arts in our schools. This episode runs a little long but, hey, you have plenty of time right now to sit back relax and listen. We take a tour of the amazing breweries and pizza places that are at the event, along with some fun bantering between the pigs. Paulie G asks for some Hot Honey, Grandma Style after his Tickle Belly while Jordan does his Star Wars Nerd thing. Silent Griswold breaks his mold and speaks his mind, while Dougy Fresh gives us some great humor and gets some good jabs in on the boys. Shout Outs:  Garfield Brewing, Bier Brewery, Blind Owl, Guggman House, Mash Craft, Circle City Kombucha, Tinker Coffee, The US Pizza Team, DJ Littletown, Moontown, Missing Brick, Brozzini, Donatos and special mentions of Tavour, Taxman, and Indiana City Brewing.   After the show, start filling your own Tavour crate at https://about.tavour.com.    Cheers! Be sure to check us out Sundays on Indy In-Tune. www.indyintune.com Members of the Hopped Up Network. An ever-growing group of independent beer podcasts. Dedicated to providing insight into our local craft beer communities.   www.hoppedupnetwork.com

Moontown Hustle

Peter Atkins is the author of the novels Morningstar, Big Thunder, and Moontown and the screenplays Hellraiser II, Hellraiser III, Hellraiser IV, and Wishmaster. His short fiction has appeared in such anthologies as The Museum of Horrors, Dark Delicacies II, Hellbound Hearts, Gutshot, and The Alchemy Press Book of Pulp Heroes and has been selected eight times for one or more of the various ‘Year’s Best’ anthologies. He can be found on the web at: peteratkins.blogspot.com Three-time International Horror Guild Award Winner Glen Hirshberg’s novels include The Snowman’s Children, The Book of Bunk, Motherless Child, Good Girls, and Nothing to Devour. Hirshberg is also the author of four widely praised story collections: The Two Sams (a Publishers’ Weekly Best Book of 2003), American Morons, The Janus Tree, and The Ones Who Are Waving. Hirshberg is a five-time World Fantasy Award finalist, and In 2008, he won the Shirley Jackson Award for the novelette, “The Janus Tree.” Join the Thorne & Cross newsletter for updates, book deals, specials, exclusives, and upcoming guests on Thorne & Cross: Haunted Nights LIVE! or visit Tamara and Alistair at their websites. This is a copyrighted, trademarked podcast owned solely by the Authors on the Air Global Radio.  

On this episode, we headed out to Moontown Brewery in Whitestown Indiana to try out two fantastic releases.From their event description;Summer Sunshine Pale Ale: "Everyone loves the Sunshine." Our seasonal American pale ale greets your nose with citrus and tropical fruits. The bitterness remains light, balanced by Maris Otter and pilsner malts. Local Indiana honey and a touch of oats smooth things out. La Lune Bière Grisette: The lighter-bodied sister of the Saison, this unique style of farmhouse ale originated in the fertile lands of Southern Belgium and was a favorite of the miners and and factory workers of the area. Like the saison, the grisette was brewed primarily to refresh at the end of the day. Light in body and low in alcohol, a grisette will cut through the dust and grit after a long day's work, with a thirst-quenching and satisfying dry finish. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ohhap/support

On this episode, we headed out to Moontown Brewery in Whitestown Indiana to try out two fantastic releases.From their event description;Summer Sunshine Pale Ale: "Everyone loves the Sunshine." Our seasonal American pale ale greets your nose with citrus and tropical fruits. The bitterness remains light, balanced by Maris Otter and pilsner malts. Local Indiana honey and a touch of oats smooth things out. La Lune Bière Grisette: The lighter-bodied sister of the Saison, this unique style of farmhouse ale originated in the fertile lands of Southern Belgium and was a favorite of the miners and and factory workers of the area. Like the saison, the grisette was brewed primarily to refresh at the end of the day. Light in body and low in alcohol, a grisette will cut through the dust and grit after a long day's work, with a thirst-quenching and satisfying dry finish. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ohhap/support

The Pigs love this annual charity event.  Pizza pies and craft beer and all the funds go to furthering education.  An amazing time each and every year and this year did not let anyone down.  A packed house with lots of great craft beer and local pizza fueled the party.   Anya from Arts for Learning help the boys kick off the shindig and tells some of the many things they do for the community and what’s coming up after Pies and Pints is behind us for the year as well as how you can donate after the party ends.  New friends such as John Roberts of CenterPoint, Dave from Mashcraft, and the young Carly from Upland along with old and dear friends, Cody and Patrick of Moontown join the boys to talk beer and a bit of the usual nonsense.   Tune in to check out what you may have missed if you didn’t attend and be sure to join us next year at Pies and Pints 2020.   After the show, start filling your own Tavour crate at https://about.tavour.com.    Cheers!   Be sure to check us out Sundays on Indy In-Tune. www.indyintune.com   Members of the Hopped Up Network. An ever-growing group of independent beer podcasts. Dedicated to providing insight into our local craft beer communities.   www.hoppedupnetwork.com

Peter Atkins is the author of the novels Morningstar, Big Thunder, and Moontown and the screenplays Hellraiser II, Hellraiser III, Hellraiser IV, and Wishmaster. His short fiction has appeared in such anthologies as The Museum of Horrors, Dark Delicacies II, Hellbound Hearts, Gutshot, and The Alchemy Press Book of Pulp Heroes and has been selected eight times for one or more of the various ‘Year’s Best’ anthologies. He can be found on the web at: peteratkins.blogspot.com Join the Thorne & Cross newsletter for updates, book deals, specials, exclusives, and upcoming guests on Thorne & Cross: Haunted Nights LIVE! by visiting Tamara and Alistair at their websites: alistaircross.com and tamarathorne.com This is a copyrighted, trademarked podcast owned solely by the Authors on the Air Global Radio, LLC.  

The pigs take on Westfield at the 3rd annual Rock the Junction (A beer fest that’s all about local charity) sponsored by none other than Grand Junction Brewing.  Jordan, Doug Fresh, Pauline G, and Tex Mex along with their security guard Griswold try beer from many breweries along with some special guest interviews from Grand Junction, Taxman, mad Anthony, Tin Man, Ash & Elm Cider Co., Four Day Ray and even Evan Williams himself.  Learn about the horrible prank played on Jordan by the Great Jonathon Mullens and the other pigs, Find the cure for erectile dysfunction, New beers, the Milf Stout and Stripper Dust, and much more on this long episode of Blind Pig Confessions.  Shout-outs to:  FDR, Metazoa, MashCraft, Bier, Foam Blowers, Ash & Elm Cider Co., Broadripple Brew Pub, Jonathon Mullens, Redemption Alewerks, Brew Link, Moontown, Round Town, Mad Anthony, Tin Man, Taxman, Wooden Bear, Mind Over Mash, Deviate Brewing, Union Brewing, Pax Verum, Jan’s Village Pizza 

Let us take you on a journey.  A journey back in time, to the year 1994 when Brendan had flowing lochs and was headbanging to his favorite 70’s metal bands, Pat had brown hair and was wearing his signature shell necklace, and Jordan actually had hair.  Wait!  It’s not the 90s it is Savor Lebanon.   The boys head up north to attend this once a year beer, wine, and food festival.   The DJ this year made us feel nostalgic for our youth as he turned out all the best and worst of the 90’s.  Indiana On Tap again hosts a great festival with great breweries represented.   We get to sit down with Erin Edds the owner/co-founder of Garden Party (crafted cocktails anyone), Allison Zook or Cardinal Spirits joins us to discuss their impressive line of craft spirits and liqueurs.  We had some of their coffee liqueur in a milk stout and it created heaven on earth.  We got to speak to Tell City about their triple boner and the Pour house their impressive tap room down south.   Tune into this episode for some hilarious antics and good-hearted fun.   Should brewing beer be a boy scout merit badge?  What is that burning sensation in Pat’s pants? Why are the guys giggling so much about the Boner?  What happens when 2 drunk guys show up with peach candy necklaces?   All these and many more questions will be answered for you on this episode of Blind Pig Confessions. Explicit Episode Shout Outs:  Brewlink, Cardinal Spirits, Bier Brewery, Sun King, Cedar Creek, Metazoa, Tipsy Turvey, Rock Bottom, Tell City, Moontown, Arni’s

The 3rd annual Pies and Pints has come and gone and once again left us wanting more. So many tasty brews and pies filled the room at the Ivy Tech Community College Culinary and Conference Center along with jhhugames and music from DJ Kyle Long.  Pauly G., Dougy Fresh, and Jordan enjoyed spent another fun evening meeting new beer friends and reminiscing with old friends.   Arts for Learning Development Director, Jennifer Collins, gives the ins and outs of this special event where all the proceeds go each year along with some “chocolatey” upcoming events.   Even though they hit their goal early on, the Pigs thought it would only be right to donate, on the behalf of Indy comedian, Jeremy Brown, an extra $500 since he decided to go to church instead of joining us for the evening. (They do take cash, Jeremy, and thank you in advance.) Beer and pinball extraordinaire, Round Town’s very own,  Mr. Eric Fear, chats about the so many fabulous brews and events coming up for Round Town.   The almost too young chef from Hops & Fire Pizza chats for a few and dishes out some of his killer pies, and as usual, the boys from Moontown (overall winners for the evening) join the Pigs for a few rounds of laughs and brew talk with their new Brew Master, Cody Peczkowski.   Tune in and then join us next year for the 4th Annual Indy Pies and Pints.     Shout outs in this week’s episode include:  Fountain Square Brewery;  Quack Daddy’s;  Black Circle; New Holland Brewery;  Next Hop Model;  Sinking Ship;  One Well Brewery;  Hot Box Pizza;  Brozinni Pizzeria;  Kevin Fertig;  and Upland Brewing Company

Tipsy at Tippy’s Pauly G. and Dougy Fresh get nutty (it will make sense when you listen) at the newly located Tippy’s in Winamac, IN.  Still serving their great, well known, pizza and wings, Tippy’s now has a full bar with a variety of domestic and craft brews on tap.  Co-hosting for the evening, and taking great photos as always, is Dougy’s crush, the beautiful Michelle Dickey.   Arriving first on the scene to scope the place out, Pauly was bit nervous when he wandered into a restaurant packed with tiny unicorns.  But all was soon well as the unicorns left to graze and a thirsty hoard of pizza and beer lovers soon packed the house.   Joining us for the evening was the fine folks of 10-56 Brewing of Knox, IN, Mike and Erica.  A couple new to the brewery scene and already making a noise in the craft beer society.  We’ve been hearing about their brews for some time now, so we were thrilled to have them join us and finally dig into a sampling of what they have to offer.. and we were glad we did.  Starting with a little monkey nut, which had us all wanting more, they pulled out the big guns as we were some of the lucky first to try their pizza beer creation.  That’s right . . . pizza beer . . . perfect for the occasion and we were floored at how well this worked.   A very busy and proud owner, Sheila, who wasn’t expecting quite the full house she had this evening, did find a little time to take a break and tell us a little about her friendly neighborhood bar and restaurant.   Also joining in the fun, the good friend of 10-56, and now friend of ours, Aaron of Copperhop, grabbed a mic to introduce us to his very cool craft beer trail business you will want to know more about, as well as a little of his background and love of craft beers.   Grab a brew, tune in, and then head on down to Tippy’s to see just what the fuss is all about.   Shout outs this week include:  Terre Haute Brewing, Briar Scratch Brewing, Evil Czech, Four Fathers, New Holland, Moontown, Stan and Maggie Czech and their unicorns, Noda Brewery, Kopacetic Brewing, Carlos Guzman and One Well, Quack Daddy, Crooked Ewe, 1205 Distillery, and Indiana Whiskey  

This episode is full of barley, hops, and fermentation. We start by highlighting Moontown Brewing Company, the best damn brewery you've never heard of - Charlie's got the inside scoop on their award winning beers and how the name Moontown came to be.  www.moontownbeer.com Perfect transition to The People's Open, aka the Waste Management Phoenix Open, in sunny Scottsdale - perfect drinkin weather.  We discuss mostly outside the ropes events, and state our not-so-surprising stance on the event.  Eventually, we break down the tourney - yet another playoff - and have some phenomenal suggestions for the PGA TOUR.  We know they are listening. Next, we preview the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am on the picturesque Monterey Peninsula, Cali.  We chat about what celebrities we would choose to play with - cause we're obviously getting invited one day.  Charlie shares stories of his Dad playing Pebble and Cypress Point back in the day - taking full advantage of his PGA Section membership and a friendly voice. Charlie is all jacked up to go Cannonballing down in Ft. Worth, TX this weekend; a one day-er escape from the Chicago winter wonderland that just keeps on coming.  Joe (friend of the pod - Ep 001) has created quite a few games for A (pronounced "ah") round of golf... there are more bets planned than there were Super Bowl props before the freakin coin toss... cabin fever golf at its finest.  Plus, Augie and Charlie lay down a lifelong bet. Attn: Ft. Worth area - the Cannonball 4-ball is looking for a game. We close it out with our additions to pur Spotify playlist - Charlie goes west coast; Augie goes with a sweet collab (hip music term for collaboration). You keep tuning in, we'll keep teeing em up... CANNONBALL!

So the boys journey over to Whitestown to hit Moontown Brewing company. Jordan , Papa Smurf, and Tex Mex are onsite with special guest Dr. John. The Mattingly family welcomes us with open arms and plenty of beer. We FINALLY get to see and learn about this family brewing trio, and their vision for their very impressive Brew House. We talk all about what they have going on and the timeline of their construction of the new Brewhouse. Jordan had the pleasure of stopping in there just a couple days ago and they are ahead of their own predicted schedule. This is a very exciting thing for the Mattingly’s, Moon Town, and hell, the Blind Pigs too. We sat down and talked about some of their beers including: Dortmunder, Summer Sunshine, and the William. We reminisce on Jockey Box Hero, Cowboys famous striptease, and William Hung. When is Moontown set to open? Which Pig is one of the Mattingly’s particular fond of? Tune into this episode and get the answers to these questions and to learn about one of the biggest up and coming Brew Companies in our area. Shout Outs to: Indiana On tap, Jockey box Hero, William Hung, Deviate Brewing, Redemption Alewerks, Dan Gohr, Bier Brewery, Southern Tier, Guardian, Wicks pies, and Metazoa Brewing.

Subtle dreamscapes mark the end of a dreary Vancouver winter. Interview with Flørist: www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/florist/ "I just pressed record and tried not to think because I always over think things. Speaking of aliases there's a Chiapet track in there that I really enjoy. All the records are quite easy to find. Look out for that Bossa Nova track on Moontown!"

Feat. a cheese and crackers mix from Scraps [AU], and other pieces from Simon. From Scraps: "its basically full of cheese and crackers- a mix of tunes that I dig, including a bunch of tunes from my friends bands that are awesome!!! Brainbeau, Kt Spit, Madboots and The Harpy Choir (THC) which was a Brisbane band I played in briefly with Matt Kennedy of Kitchensfloor and Julia formerly of the original Bent. I wish I was friends with East 17, Bobby Brown, DMX and the rest of the crew! Maybe one day they will call me up and say, "oi, lets have a cheesy party bitch", and ill be "Yess, lets make the dancefloor into a lava fondue" Shit yess, imagine Imagination slow dancing with John Maus, the passion!! the flames!! Stacks on Thompson Twins coco-jumbo sandwich, fucking hold me now, no rush..." 5crap5.bandcamp.com @not-not-fun-1 @moontown-records facebook.com/friendlypotential www.r1.co.nz/programme/sunday/friendlypotential

6e émission de la 33e session... Cette semaine, du vieux beat, un hommage et free ! En musique: Jonny Teupen ; George Gruntz ; John Taylor Trio ; Mark Murphy sur l'album compilation de Gilles Peterson Magic Peterson Sunshine (MPS, 2016); John Handy sur l'album Recorded Live at The Monterey Jazz Festival (Columbia, 1966); RED Trio & John Butcher sur l'album Summer Skyshift (Clean Feed, 2016); Spirit (Marco Eneidi, Peter Kowald & Damon Smith) sur l'album Ghetto Calypso (Not Two, 2006); The First Baboon Civilization sur l'album The First Baboon Civilization (Moontown, 2016)...

11/1/2015 Today on the @Barkercast we have the great pleasure to have with us as a very special guest: he rocked out with the band Chase as composer, musician and singer,  he's the screenwriter of Hellraiser2,3,4  and Wishmaster, as well as comics and TV, author of books like Morningstar, or The Vampires of Summer, Big Thunder and Moontown, featured in several anthologies like Hellbound Hearts.  Twice nominated for a British Fantasy Award, and one half of the Rolling Darkness Revue along with Glen Hirshberg, please welcome Peter Atkins. (Author's blog link! Click it!) In this episode we talk about Rolling Darkness Revue (2015 poster above), Hellraiser  II, III and IV, Wishmaster, his books, and several other projects and stories from “behind the scenes” Hollywood. Over the years, Peter Atkins has been a screenwriter, author, occasional actor, musician, you name it. This episode was certainly a very personal favorite of mine so far in our 3 and a half years of activity, and I'm sure it will rank in the top 5 best episodes with a guest that we've done at the @Barkercast. Peter Atkins is an extremely interesting conversationalist and a real treat to have for a couple of hours. We are very happy with the time he spent patiently answering our questions and, like he says “shooting the shit” and we hope to have him again in the near future. Pete is a fantastic author and we urge you to find and read his books Morningstar, Big Thunder and Moontown, as well as his short stories that have been published in various anthologies. This episode is also being published on his birthday (November 2nd), so please be sure to comment with messages for  Pete and  we'll do our best in forwarding them to him, or send him comments on his blog. Some Show Notes follow: 1) The Rolling Darkness Revue started on October 31st 2004. The 2015 shows were last Oct 23/24 at the Missing Piece Theatre, Burbank CA. Go ahead and Like their page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RollingDarknessRevue The Rolling Darkness Revue  are Peter Atkins and Glen Hirshberg. Go check out http://glenhirshberg.com/site/ and http://peteratkins.blogspot.com/ 2) Pete's story “Children of Fire” was published in “Dread” Summer Special (1992). It features backstory vignettes for certain characters in Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth. Recommended. 3) Recently Peter Atkins was in the Leviathan documentary, narrating his experiences as screenwriter for Hellbound:  Hellraiser II, as well as other anecdotes and he recorded a new commentary track for Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth for the Arrow Hellraiser Scarlet Box Set. 4) Wishmaster (1997). Watch the trailer here. 5) Motorhead music video directed by Clive Barker:”Hellraiser” (Watch it on YouTube) 6) Wikipedia article on Alan Smithee. Hellraiser: Bloodline was a movie “without a director”. We're currently working on our YouTube  mini documentary about this troubled production. 7) The Naked Monster (2005) – Watch the trailer for this movie that's really and homage to and spoof of the “giant monster-on-the-loose” films of the 1950s.   web www.clivebarkercast.com iTunes (Leave a review!), Podomatic, XBOX Music Store, Tune-In Radio, Stitcher, Doubletwist, Blackberry and Pocketcast. Facebook and Join the Occupy Midian group Twitter: @BarkerCast | @OccupyMidian forum: www.clivebarkerfans.com/forum Theme by Mark Buckle  

Spacemusic presents: Global Feed - the BIG end of the year podcast with the best electronic and ambient music available - we look back at 2008 and decide what to play on today's show. The Best Of..... and more. It might be the term to use, though this show is like you've never heard before! New Mixes. New sounds. New tracks. Almost in a Trance-state we will have a lift-off for quickchats with artists from Europe and the USA: meet 'I Awake', 'Off the Sky' and David Helpling / Jon jenkins. Recorded and edited on New Year's Eve. This Spacemusic show has a duration of over 3 hours...Yesss. We hope it will reach you in full effect. Drop us your feedback via our Gmail account, spacemusic.nl@gmail.com Happy New Year to all fans of the Spacemusic podcast, muchos lovos! START (00:00) - Spacemusic ::: Global Feed ::: (01:27) - Lift-off! (Music by Vangelis - Chariots of Firenbsp;) (04:35) - The Eagle has landed (05:37) - David Helpling #38; Jon Jenkins - The Knowing (LIVE) (14:25) - Near the Parenthesis - Nidae (18:54) - Lukas Termena RMX - Timbaland ft. One Republic, Apologize (22:11) - Planet Boelex ft. Lisa's Antenna - Fill me Up (27:45) - Das Kraftfuttermischwerk - Ankommen (31:31) - Env(itre) - The upper clouds in the water (35:16) - Sleepy Town Manufacture - Fortnight (39:06) - Listeners Audio Comments (41:23) - Robert Douglas - October Sun (43:40) - Michael Fyrek - a Dream I never had (50:23) - Ulrich Schnauss - Blumenthal (55:40) - Ulrich Schnauss - Nothing happens in June (1:01:20) - Fireworks Alarm! (1:03:33) - Sleepy Town Manufacture - Not a big deal (1:06:46) - Kenji Kawai - Gray Lady (Ash) (1:11:19) - David Helpling - Worlds (1:15:07) - Craig Padilla - Wandering Thought (1:18:54) - Rudy Adrian - Pathway (1:20:59) - I Awake - Inferno (1:23:58) - Quickchat: I Awake from Sweden (1:34:55) - I Awake - Magicians and Fairies (PROMO) (1:40:26) - Logic System - Person to Person (1:44:22) - Binarysoundworx - Glacier (1:51:54) - Intelligentsia - End of Civilization (1:56:12) - Time will tell.... Countdown 2009... Thank You for Your Support! (2:00:03) - Happy New Year !!! (HUVA Network plays: Moontown and Overload) (2:07:15) - Listeners Audio Comment (Music bed by Lukas Termena) (2:13:21) - Quickchat: Off the Sky from the USA (2:31:18) - Off the Sky - Virtigo (ft. Sineweaver) (2:36:31) - Quickchat: David Helpling #38; Jon Jenkins from San Diego USA (2:58:21) - Listeners Audio Comment (2:58:53) - Logic System - Orient Express (1982) (3:02:40) - End Titles... (Klaus Doldinger plays Skyscape from the album Constellation) (3:05:00) - Happy New Year 2009 !!! END BACKGROUND INFORMATION I Awake from Sweden - links and info - http://spineworld.com http://playdo.com http://myspace.com/iawake http://lucidmusic.se === Special attention for Kenji Kawai: the Avalon Soundtrack is on the playlist again. After receiving so many e-mails since last sho (City 13) we thought it was a great idea to include the album again. Go to Amazon for buying it, it's good, very good! Avalon - The Movie - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avalon_(Japanese_film) Buy it from Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Avalon-Original-Soundtrack-Kenji-Kawai/dp/B00005HR7J === Off the Sky - links and info - Personal installation concept projects via http://phonograffiti.org Tips by Jason Corder: Morgan Packard - airships fill the sky (anticipate records) So Percussion - amid the noise Colleen - Colleen et les Boites agrave; Musique === Treasure LIVE performances by David Helpling / Jon Jenkins in San Diego (August 2008). Released on CD and available via Deepexile.com Order the 'Beyond Words' album now. There's 1,000 pieces available. Hurry! === Logic System - links and info - Logic System is a musical project of Hideki Matsutake. Hideki started as an assistant for Isao Tomita n the 70's and is well-known as the sequencer programmer and modular synthesizer operator for the...

Spacemusic presents: Global Feed - the BIG end of the year podcast with the best electronic and ambient music available - we look back at 2008 and decide what to play on today's show. The Best Of..... and more. It might be the term to use, though this show is like you've never heard before! New Mixes. New sounds. New tracks. Almost in a Trance-state we will have a lift-off for quickchats with artists from Europe and the USA: meet 'I Awake', 'Off the Sky' and David Helpling / Jon jenkins. Recorded and edited on New Year's Eve. This Spacemusic show has a duration of over 3 hours...Yesss. We hope it will reach you in full effect. Drop us your feedback via our Gmail account, spacemusic.nl@gmail.com Happy New Year to all fans of the Spacemusic podcast, muchos lovos! START (00:00) - Spacemusic ::: Global Feed ::: (01:27) - Lift-off! (Music by Vangelis - Chariots of Firenbsp;) (04:35) - The Eagle has landed (05:37) - David Helpling #38; Jon Jenkins - The Knowing (LIVE) (14:25) - Near the Parenthesis - Nidae (18:54) - Lukas Termena RMX - Timbaland ft. One Republic, Apologize (22:11) - Planet Boelex ft. Lisa's Antenna - Fill me Up (27:45) - Das Kraftfuttermischwerk - Ankommen (31:31) - Env(itre) - The upper clouds in the water (35:16) - Sleepy Town Manufacture - Fortnight (39:06) - Listeners Audio Comments (41:23) - Robert Douglas - October Sun (43:40) - Michael Fyrek - a Dream I never had (50:23) - Ulrich Schnauss - Blumenthal (55:40) - Ulrich Schnauss - Nothing happens in June (1:01:20) - Fireworks Alarm! (1:03:33) - Sleepy Town Manufacture - Not a big deal (1:06:46) - Kenji Kawai - Gray Lady (Ash) (1:11:19) - David Helpling - Worlds (1:15:07) - Craig Padilla - Wandering Thought (1:18:54) - Rudy Adrian - Pathway (1:20:59) - I Awake - Inferno (1:23:58) - Quickchat: I Awake from Sweden (1:34:55) - I Awake - Magicians and Fairies (PROMO) (1:40:26) - Logic System - Person to Person (1:44:22) - Binarysoundworx - Glacier (1:51:54) - Intelligentsia - End of Civilization (1:56:12) - Time will tell.... Countdown 2009... Thank You for Your Support! (2:00:03) - Happy New Year !!! (HUVA Network plays: Moontown and Overload) (2:07:15) - Listeners Audio Comment (Music bed by Lukas Termena) (2:13:21) - Quickchat: Off the Sky from the USA (2:31:18) - Off the Sky - Virtigo (ft. Sineweaver) (2:36:31) - Quickchat: David Helpling #38; Jon Jenkins from San Diego USA (2:58:21) - Listeners Audio Comment (2:58:53) - Logic System - Orient Express (1982) (3:02:40) - End Titles... (Klaus Doldinger plays Skyscape from the album Constellation) (3:05:00) - Happy New Year 2009 !!! END BACKGROUND INFORMATION I Awake from Sweden - links and info - http://spineworld.com http://playdo.com http://myspace.com/iawake http://lucidmusic.se === Special attention for Kenji Kawai: the Avalon Soundtrack is on the playlist again. After receiving so many e-mails since last sho (City 13) we thought it was a great idea to include the album again. Go to Amazon for buying it, it's good, very good! Avalon - The Movie - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avalon_(Japanese_film) Buy it from Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Avalon-Original-Soundtrack-Kenji-Kawai/dp/B00005HR7J === Off the Sky - links and info - Personal installation concept projects via http://phonograffiti.org Tips by Jason Corder: Morgan Packard - airships fill the sky (anticipate records) So Percussion - amid the noise Colleen - Colleen et les Boites agrave; Musique === Treasure LIVE performances by David Helpling / Jon Jenkins in San Diego (August 2008). Released on CD and available via Deepexile.com Order the 'Beyond Words' album now. There's 1,000 pieces available. Hurry! === Logic System - links and info - Logic System is a musical project of Hideki Matsutake. Hideki started as an assistant for Isao Tomita n the 70's and is well-known as the sequencer programmer and modular synthesizer operator for the...

"Assam & Darjeeling" is the story of two children who set out to rescue their dead mother from the Underworld -- a nightmare place where the mythological desperately tries to keep pace with the world above. The children encounter cell-phone carrying demons, forgotten deities from defunct pantheons waiting tables, and one nasty character called Juniper who takes a particular, personal interest in their quest. In this brief interlude, we take a moment to check in on Juniper somewhere on the outskirts of Moontown . . . just a step or two behind Assam and Jee.

"Assam & Darjeeling" is the story of two children who set out to rescue their dead mother from the Underworld -- a nightmare place where the mythological desperately tries to keep pace with the world above. The children encounter cell-phone carrying demons, forgotten deities from defunct pantheons waiting tables, and one nasty character called Juniper who takes a particular, personal interest in their quest. In the twefth chapter of our story, the boy and girl find out the secret of Moontown and take a walk in Annie's Garden. They barely make it out alive.

"Assam & Darjeeling" is the story of two children who set out to rescue their dead mother from the Underworld -- a nightmare place where the mythological desperately tries to keep pace with the world above. The children encounter cell-phone carrying demons, forgotten deities from defunct pantheons waiting tables, and one nasty character called Juniper who takes a particular, personal interest in their quest. In the eleventh chapter of our story, the boy and girl explore Moontown. Children play and scream all around them until the evening comes and, one by one, they're gone.

"Assam & Darjeeling" is the story of two children who set out to rescue their dead mother from the Underworld -- a nightmare place where the mythological desperately tries to keep pace with the world above. The children encounter cell-phone carrying demons, forgotten deities from defunct pantheons waiting tables, and one nasty character called Juniper who takes a particular, personal interest in their quest. In the tenth chapter of our story, the children make their way downriver before finally reaching the outskirts of Moontown.