Podcasts about Moscow Apartment

Situated on the Mediterranean, just a short distance from Spain and the rest of Europe, Morocco attracts tens of millions of tourists every year. They flock to see the iconic mosques and bazaars.  But there's another, much larger structure that you won't find in any tourist guides and is seldom talked about.  It's a 2700 kilometer long barrier wall constructed of dirt and brick that runs through the heart of the Sahara Desert.  And for the people living in its shadow, it's a symbol of an ongoing occupation and decades long period of oppression.  In this episode, I speak with Jacob Mundi, professor from Colgate University, an expert on the subject of Morocco's illegal decades long occupation of Western Sahara and the refugee crisis it created that now spans generations.  Guest: Prof. Jacob Mundy Links Western Sahara: War, Nationalism, and Conflict Irresolution Stephen Zunes, Jacob Mundy Jacob Mundy on violence in the Middle East If you found this topic interesting I have previously covered many of the subjects we mentioned in passing. Please check out my back catalogue to learn more about Mauritania (Modern Slavery) Mali (Songhai and Hamdullahi empires), Islamic extremism (Boko Haram, Al Shabaab, Hezbollah, Guantanamo Bay), Colonialism (Dahomey, Apartheid South Africa, Boer War, Simon Bolivar, Incas, Cambodia, Australia, Goering, Ireland 1793) Cold War (Angolan civil war, Pinochet, East Germany, Ceausescu, Hungary 1956, Moscow Apartment bombings), Africa (Tutankhamen, Ghana lake people, Kush empire, Mobuto Sese Seko, Gabon, Rwandan genocide) Music: Pixabay This episode is sponsored by World History Encyclopedia, one of the top history websites on the internet. I love the fact that they're not a Wiki: Every article they publish is reviewed by their editorial team, not only for being accurate but also for being interesting to read. The website is run as a non-profit organization, so you won't be bombarded by annoying ads and it's completely free. It's a great site, and don't just take my word for it they've been recommended by many academic institutions including Oxford University. Go check them out at WorldHistory.org or follow this link: World History Encyclopedia.

The deputy editor of Vladimir Putin's favorite Russian newspaper was found dead in her Moscow apartment, RadarOnline.com has learned.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

On this week's podcast, Canadian Musician Editor-in-Chief Mike Raine is joined by Kim Fry, one of the organizers behind Music Declares Emergency Canada (MDEC). It's the Canadian chapter of a global movement of people in the music industry working together “towards a carbon neutral future.” More than 200 artists have signed on in Canada, including Tegan & Sara, LAL, Sarah Harmer, Caribou, and members of Broken Social Scene and Tokyo Police Club. Kim, who has a background with Greenpeace and climate activism, is also the mother of Brighid Fry of the popular Canadian indie-folk group Housewife (formerly Moscow Apartment). Mike and Kim discuss MDE/MDEC's formation, it's approach to activism and making change, why and how artists should get involved with climate activism, even if they're not “perfect” environmentalists, and what specifically the music industry needs to change in order to be part of the solution of halting climate change. For more about Music Declares Emergency, go to www.musicdeclares.net.

On 13 September 1999 Gennadiy Seleznyov speaker of the Duma announced to the Russian parliament that a terrorist attack had hit the remote and hitherto unremarkable city of Volgodonsk. The bombing did occur but not until 3 days later. But it was this incident in conjunction with other bombings that set in motion a series […]

On 13 September 1999 Gennadiy Seleznyov speaker of the Duma announced to the Russian parliament that a terrorist attack had hit the remote and hitherto unremarkable city of Volgodonsk. The bombing did occur but not until 3 days later. But it was this incident in conjunction with other bombings that set in motion a series of events that salvaged the reputation of President Boris Yeltsin and laid the stage for his protege Vladimir Putin to come to power. But Selezynyovs apparent clairvoyance wasn't the only indication that something more sinister was afoot. And many people believe the second Chechen war was launched on the basis of a false flag attack concocted by Vladimir Putin. In this episode, I talk to the acclaimed journalist David Satter – formerly the Moscow correspondent for The Financial Times, and special correspondent for The Wall Street Journal. He was the first investigative reporter to detail what he believes was a bloody conspiracy to bring Putin to power. Aside from his journalistic work, David Satter has written five books about Russia including Age of Delirium: The Decline and Fall of the Soviet Union which was adapted into a documentary film, and more recently he authored The Less You Know, The Better You Sleep: Russia's Road to Terror and Dictatorship under Yeltsin and Putin. In December 2013, he was expelled from Russia having been accused of violating migration laws. A claim that he denies and has been widely derided. Like many before and since his real crime appears to have been His actual offense appears to have been his efforts to expose the true nature of an opaque and sinister regime. Music and Sound: Pixabay Guests: David Satter (on Wikipedia) Audio: Public domain Cover photo: Vladimir Putin Creative Commons --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daniel-mainwaring5/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daniel-mainwaring5/support

On 13 September 1999 Gennadiy Seleznyov speaker of the Duma announced to the Russian parliament that a terrorist attack had hit the remote and hitherto unremarkable city of Volgodonsk. The bombing did occur but not until 3 days later. But it was this incident in conjunction with other bombings that set in motion a series of events that salvaged the reputation of President Boris Yeltsin and laid the stage for his protege Vladimir Putin to come to power. But Selezynyovs apparent clairvoyance wasn't the only indication that something more sinister was afoot. And many people believe the second Chechen war was launched on the basis of a false flag attack concocted by Vladimir Putin. In this episode, I talk to the acclaimed journalist David Satter – formerly the Moscow correspondent for The Financial Times, and special correspondent for The Wall Street Journal. He was the first investigative reporter to detail what he believes was a bloody conspiracy to bring Putin to power. Aside from his journalistic work, David Satter has written five books about Russia including Age of Delirium: The Decline and Fall of the Soviet Union which was adapted into a documentary film, and more recently he authored The Less You Know, The Better You Sleep: Russia's Road to Terror and Dictatorship under Yeltsin and Putin. In December 2013, he was expelled from Russia having been accused of violating migration laws. A claim that he denies and has been widely derided. Like many before and since his real crime appears to have been His actual offense appears to have been his efforts to expose the true nature of an opaque and sinister regime. Music and Sound: Pixabay Guests: David Satter (on Wikipedia) Audio: Public domain Cover photo: Vladimir Putin Creative Commons --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daniel-mainwaring5/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daniel-mainwaring5/support

On 13 September 1999 Gennadiy Seleznyov speaker of the Duma announced to the Russian parliament that a terrorist attack had hit the remote and hitherto unremarkable city of Volgodonsk. The bombing did occur but not until 3 days later. But it was this inci

Youth Discoveries is back!! It's been two years since we've been able to host the Youth Discoveries competition and we're excited to hear what our young musicians have been up to! Join host Kailey Jane Hawkins as she spins tracks from former Youth Discoveries winners, has a chat with Kimmer T, and shares music from local musicians and Summerfolk 47 artists! Featuring music by Irish Mythen, Justin Burgess, Marshall Veroni, Esther's Family, Le Vent du Nord, Bieck O'Shea, Page Warner, David Essig, Moscow Apartment, David Hartt, Jake Feeney, and Michelle Meunier!

Moscow Apartment is a Toronto-based indie band. The award-winning duo is gearing up to drop their third project this year, we discuss their evolution as producers and their process as writers. They take us behind the scenes of their infamous Christmas playlist. Brighid and Pascale give multiple answers for their favourite exotic animal and we give advice to their younger selves.

Natalia Poklonskaya is one of the few politicians in Russia with international recognition. She owes this reputation to her two years as Crimea's first post-annexation attorney general (inspiring several Internet memes based on her demure public presence). Afterward, she moved to Moscow and served one term as a federal lawmaker in Russia's State Duma, drawing the media's attention for her religious conservativism and opposition to raising the country's retirement ages (she was the only United Russia deputy to vote against the party's unpopular pension reforms). Original Article: https://meduza.io/en/news/2021/11/12/former-crimean-attorney-general-natalia-poklonskaya-privatizes-730-thousand-moscow-apartment

les -new stuff - our native daughters solo projects, cfmf summer serenade, canmore "diy" festival, national parks inspired songs, ellen mcilwaine, billy braggPlaylist: Amelia Curran - bye bye montrealAmythyst Kiah - ballad of the lostAllison Russell - the runnerRhiannon Giddens with Francesco Turrissi - when i was in my primeColin Fowlie - circle kjohn hiatt & jerry douglass - i'm in ashvilleDavid Lafleche - for yours to keepMatt Sweeney & Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - good to my girlsWyatt C Louis - dancing with sueBella White - broke (when I realized)Moscow Apartment - meredith palmeercatherine maclellan - coyoteWhitehorse - devil's got a gunDaniela Gesundheit, Old Man Luedecke & Tony Dekker - welcome to the dark (cape breton highlands, NS)Bry Webb, Jim Guthrie & Sarah Harmer - long time before (gwaii haanas, BC)Cadence Weapon, Laura Barrett & Mark Hamilton - Ohkoomii (Waterton Lakes, AB)Tom Phillips - like a rodeoian tyson - rodeo roadCorb Lund - we used to ride 'emTim Williams - my heart can't take another rodeoEllen McIlwaine - take me to the riverbilly bragg - tomorrow's gonna be a better dayBùmarang - weasel

CATch up with Georgian Bay Roots Radio! This week on the show Kailey's new kitten, Handsome Norman, helped out with some of the song choices. It was nearly a CATastrophe when he fell asleep on the keyboard but we made it work. This week we're spinning songs about cats, songs to promote upcoming shows and events like Youth Discoveries 2021, and songs from new friends. Tune in to CATch it all! Featuring tracks by Fred Penner, Tami Neilson, Esther's Family, Moscow Apartment, The Lifers, Peter Katz, Garnet Rogers, The Good Lovelies, Dala, Cat Stevens, Basset, Mia Kelly, Tim Harrison and Patty McLaughlin!

This episode we talk about the song, "Everything Must Go!" which is track 1 off of The Weakerthans second album, Left & Leaving. Also special guest Brighid Fry from the Toronto indie band Moscow Apartment guests. http://www.moscowapartment.ca

I interview the Toronto folk-rock duo Moscow Apartment.

#48: This week on the pod I'm talking to one half of Toronto based duo, Moscow Apartment, the lovely Brighid Fry. Moscow Apartment hit the music scene with a bang and have just released their second EP, Better Daughter. I had a great time talking with Brighid about her partnership with Pascale, demanding a violin, and balancing her music with highschool. Great chat!Find Moscow Apartment online:https://www.moscowapartment.ca/https://open.spotify.com/artist/2IwSOO9bV4ZwvpnNk9f6lN https://www.instagram.com/moscowapt/Moscow Apartment bio: Moscow Apartment create lush, folk imbued indie rock that is interwoven with the timeless and perceptive writing of singer-songwriters Brighid Fry and Pascale Padilla. The harmonious teenage duo released their sophomore EP, Better Daughter (Hidden Pony Records) on July 10th, 2020. The EP presents an evolution of their sound from acoustic beginnings to the freedom they now enjoy playing live in a full band, which is translated in Better Daughter’s layered arrangements.2017 marked the release of Moscow Apartment’s acclaimed self-titled debut EP that turned industry heads and won them a Toronto Independent Music Award and a Canadian Folk Music Award. The following year they clinched a Canadian Songwriting Contest prize and won Slaight Music’s ‘It’s Your Shot’ songwriting contest and its $100,000 grand prize in artist development. Fry and Padilla have spent the intervening years touring and developing their skills as producers and writers, receiving guidance from the likes of Broken Social Scene’s Kevin Drew and Grammy-winner Chin Injeti.The duo produced Better Daughter in collaboration with Grammy winner Vance Powell (who produced Two Timer) and long time collaborator Guillermo Subauste, who assisted in bringing a poetic and multilayered collection of songs to life. Tackling subjects which range from internalized misogyny to the complicated nature of adolescence, the new E.P continues to bring electric crunch to indie folk.Music for the podcast today was created by Matt Large: https://open.spotify.com/artist/107WzwlsOTR6Nxnw2kPHd3

This week's show features Monotronic with music from Sundressed, Tough on Fridays, Matinee, Shadow & The Thrill, Moscow Apartment, Katya Kelle & The Interruption, Rayventuras, Jennings Couch, Lakes, Washed Out, The Beths & Revolution Rabbit Deluxe! Hosted by Aaron Zytle. 08/25/2020

Welcome to this week's show where Richard brings us The Midnight Pine and their keys heavy intro masterpiece Enough. Tobin thinks he's heard this before, alas, only a dream. We uncover some unlikely connections with other San Diego favourites Creature and the Woods. We play and listen to the sonorous vocal delivery of Shelbi Bennett. However, Enough of The Midnight Pine! Richard has the bookend this week and brings us the sadly now disbanded Broken Dog. Playing to Tobin's naturally critical streak, Broken Dog's ethereal and slightly breathy vocals prompt him to take Richard to task. It's a brilliant two-song set from Martine Roberts and Clive Painter in their previous guise of Broken Dog. More sabre-rattling to come as Richard is perplexed by Moscow Apartment's outdated website gallery. No up to date photos? Only photos of the duet as teens? The clouds thereon parted and Richard's epiphany unfurled before his very eyes. Not one to steal Tobin's thunder he gallantly steps aside so that Tobin can reveal all. It's New Music and it's straight out of Canada this week. Unexpectedly popular Blithe Field also make a deep impression on Richard much to Tobin's surprise. He tries to score a hat-trick with Audiodope and Absence of Gravity - does he pull it off? As always, it's all about the music on From the Bottom of the Record Box. However, Tobin delivers some important news this week about the future of the show. And exciting news it is indeed. It seems that Tobin, Richard and Jamie are only just beginning the rise of FTBOTRB. There are bigger, better things coming signalling a very bright future ahead. And as we stated it's always about the music here, but perhaps the biggest news on today's show is that Harmony Byrne's debut LP has finally dropped. We spin yet another track from off of it. Destined to become a riotous success, we get to know Harmony before she is untouchable. So, that's it, listen on for the usual combative conversation and great music.

Sometimes I wish my house had an outerspace room like this zillow ad, but alas it does not. Regardless, I did record another Bedroom Broadcast in my non-outerspace house for your listening pleasure. Enjoy and stay safe! Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Head Sports Full Face by No Age on Goons Be Gone (Drag City) 3′51″ Double Dare by Momma on Two Of Me (Danger Collective) 13′28″ Arch Enemy by Everything Everything on Re-Animator (Infinity Industries) 17′06″ Halfway by Moscow Apartment on Better Daughter (Hidden Pony) 20′17″ Mother by Eve Owen on Don't Let The Ink Dry (37d03d) 23′28″ All The Time by Lazy Day on All The Time (Weird Cool) 29′41″ I'm Not Getting Excited by The Beths on Jump Rope Gazers (Carpark) 32′13″ Compensation by Retirement Party on Runaway Dog (Counter Intuitive) 34′48″ Hot Heater by Pottery on Welcome To Bobby's Motel (Partisan) 38′22″ It's Your Mind by Pet Dress on Fear Of Breakdown (Freakbaby Music) 41′19″ Just Like Kids (Miau) by Hinds on The Prettiest Curse (Mom+Pop) 48′23″ Don't Forget About Me by Alice Boman on Dream On (Play It Again Sam) 51′18″ If There Was A God by Luke Jenner on 1 (Manono) 55′31″ Volcanic by Gordy on Our Two Skins (Jagjaguwar) 58′49″ It Ain't Water by Alison Mosshart on It Ain't Water (Domino) 68′52″ The Magician by Dizzy on The Sun And Her Scorch (Royal Mountain) 72′22″ Be That by Baths on Pop Music/False B-Sides II (Basement's Basement) 76′12″ Out Of Time by Porcelain Raft on Come Rain (Volcanic Field) 79′55″ Jason by Perfume Genius on Set My Heart On Fire Immediately (Matador) 87′20″ Loner by Dehd on Flower Of Devotion (Fire Talk) 90′28″ Everything Sucks And It's Everyone's Fault But Mine by Baby Shower on Everything Sucks And It's Everyone's Fault But Mine (Self Released) 93′27″ Innocent by Teenage Priest on Innocent (Self Released) 96′57″ Out 4 A Breather by dad sports on I AM JUST A BOY LEAVE ME ALONE!!! (Dad Zone) 104′25″ You Got A Feeling by Caveman on New Sides EP (Self Released) 107′51″ Nothing Breaks Like A Heart by Ten Fe on Nothing Breaks Like A Heart (Some Kinda Love) 111′19″ [What’s So Funny] About Peace, Love and Understanding by Sharon Van Etten & Josh Homme on [What’s So Funny] About Peace, Love and Understanding (We’re Gonna Make It Big Someday / SVE Productions) 117′07″ It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine) by R.E.M. on Document (IRS)

Are you between the ages of 14-22 and interested in a chance to play at Summerfolk? Are you any age at all and enjoy great music? This is the show for you! This week's episode of Georgian Bay Roots Radio features an exclusive interview with Kimmer T and Jaret Koop talking all about the Summerfolk Youth Discoveries program, showcases music by past winners, and throws in some special requests from the GB Roots team for Family Day. Featuring music by Jake Feeney, Basset, Margaret Wysman, Benjamin Dakota Rogers, Stan Rogers, Emily Gilbart, Jake Parker Scott, Moscow Apartment, and a brand new track from Esther's Family!

In celebration of their first year anniversary, we recount some of our favourite stories from interviews over the past year. In the third volume of our retrospective episodes, we share clips from guests Moon Eyed, CATL, Bodega, Shilpa Ray, Tammy Yiu, Simone Ferkul, Big Norm, Snail Mail, Moscow Apartment, In Vintage We Trust, Maylee Todd, Sugar Brown, Richard Cureton, and Aisha Brown.

LANEWAY HOUSING with Jo Flatt MISS MISERY with Jade Blair POURING ONE OUT FOR KATHLEEN WYNNE with Pam Hrick TUNES: Annie by Moscow Apartment Be You by Moscow Apartment Caroline by Moscow Apartment

Stephen Hui,author of 105 Hikes around Southwestern BC, local actor/writer/producer Leanne Kuzminski, and Toronto folk duo Moscow Apartment.

Teenage indie folk duo Moscow Apartment may have only been around for a year, but they've already accomplished more than many of their older contemporaries have in a fraction of the time.  The duo -- comprised of Brighid Fry and Pascale Padilla -- has won two notable music awards, recorded and released an EP, and played nearly 30 shows. We sat down with the girls to discuss how they balance the duality of rock stardom and being a regular teenager, why they idolize Joni Mitchell, and how their songs draw on themes of body image issues and female empowerment.

We're up in Owen Sound ON on Episode 340 of Folk Roots Radio as we check out the fabulous Youth Discoveries showcase at Summerfolk. We’re bringing you interviews with two young duos - Moscow Apartment and Bare Sierra alongside music from the other performers who made it through the audition process to perform on the big stage at the festival. And, as always, we take a look at more of the latest new releases. Photo: Paige Ballagh and Clarissa Fortin (Jan Hall). Check out the full playlist on our website at http://folkrootsradio.com.