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Welcome to "This is Keith Paesel," the podcast where we scrape the bottom of the television barrel so you don't have to! We watch some fake ass Sade on The House of Pop on MTV Classic. It gets political early. MSNBC and Fox News need to bone up on their references. CNN wants to challenge SNL?!?! Laura Ingraham and Fox News Question Timmy "Balz to the" Walz' military service. Keith and Adam discuss getting propositioned by people of the night while they watch a live LA high speed chase. and later we watch somme Week 1 NFL Pre-Season action. Plus it's August 1994/1987 for TV history. We watch a 1994 Bay Area news broadcast prepare us for the Upcoming OJ Simson trial and then we pop back to 1987 for a look at Vikings training camp and much more. Tune in for a wild ride through the worst that TV has to offer. It's trash, it's treasure, and it's all hilariously dissected by your favorite hosts. Welcome to This is Keith Paesel—because sometimes, watching bad TV is the best decision you'll make all day.

Matt Pinfield visits the studio to gab with Dustin and Greg about his life stories, the gift of sobriety, and of course, music. Matt Pinfield is a well-respected TV and radio host and music historian – and celebrates 36 years in professional radio and 28 years on television. He was the host of numerous MTV programs including the influential alternative show 120 Minutes. He has hosted shows and appeared on many networks and channels including MTV, VH1, MTV2, VH1 Classic, MTV Classic, HDNet, Much Music, USA, AXSTV, Nickelodeon, IFC, FX, Fox, CNN, CNN International, MSNBC, CBS, NBC, and ABC. Matt also authored the ultimate music fan's memoir, "All These Things That I've Done; My Insane, Improbable Rock Life", a chronicle of the songs and artists that inspired his career alongside some of the all-time greats, from The Beatles to KISS to U2 to The Killers. Learn more on his website https://mattpinfieldmusic.com/. Listen to the conversation, get some good news, and have some laughs with the guys on Good Things Are Happening. Visit us on the web at https://www.goodthingspod.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/goodthingsarehappeningpodcast/

It's time for the legendary song that kicks off side 2 of 1983's An Innocent Man album, Uptown Girl. This song is and was a smash hit and is performed at every single concert as one of the encore numbers. The music video was an MTV Classic and the Royal Family even knows about it, although they refer to him as Billy Jo-el, as if he's from Krypton. But, whatever the case may be, it is a Billy Joel staple. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Schalk Bezuidenhout jokes about MTV classic, "Pimp My Ride" in "Only Jokes Allowed" only on Netflix.

… Rally 'round the family with a pocket full of clicks. Today your hosts Sam Means (The Format) and Jason P. Woodbury (Aquarium Drunkard) follow a hyperlink rabbit hole into the online void. This episode finds them inspired by MTV Classic, the gentle melodies of Sarah McLachlan, oddity filled X-Files soundtracks, cosmic rap pioneers PM Dawn, pop rockers Third Eye Blind, and Tom Morello—including a story about the time the Rage Against the Machine guitarist totally busted Sam. All that and more on WASTOIDS' Click Vortex. If you liked this chat, please subscribe to the WASTOIDS audio feed wherever you get podcasts—you can leave a rating and a review while you're at it. The feed is how you can hear our interview series WASTOIDS With and our 7" podcast The Spindle with Marc Masters and John Howard. And follow us on YouTube to watch weekly episodes of our Out of Site live music show. Wanna share your thoughts on '90s rock, music videos, top hats or anything else? All you have to do is call 1-877-WASTOIDS to get in touch, and we'll play your message on a future episode. 

This week we dive into more of the 90's renaissance as well as some early 2000's style, MTV Classic, Shirley Ellis and the Clap song, Thanksgiving and Nikola Tesla's 3-6-9 theory.   We hope you enjoy!! 

Cinematic music adventures dominate this episode of Manic Mixtape as Dan & Foxy Foxxy discuss Music Videos. With a brief history of MTV's rise and downfall, MTV2, MTV Classic and Music Choice & Fuse, and how music videos impacted music as a whole, the duo go in depth looking back at what music videos made them love a song, as well as hate a song. Videos they hate in general, and videos that are all time favorites.-----------------------------------------------------------------------LIVE: http://www.Twitch.tv/danlaw83Podcast's are up at https://rss.com/podcasts/hiactalkradionet/Twitter - http://twitter.com/Danlaw83https://twitter.com/ViVaFoxyFoxxyInstagram - http://www.instagram.com/danlaw83/http://www.instagram.com/VivaFoxyFoxxy/Tumblr - http://danlaw83.tumblr.com/ Music - FAST CAR | Sport Game Rock by MOKKA (No Copyright) | UCan2

Like many, I spent a lot of time in my younger days watching MTV. It's hard to believe it's been nearly 40 years since its debut. The other night I was watching some old videos on MTV Classic, and I finally realized something. Most of the videos we loved in the 80s were pretty cheesy... Click Here To Subscribe Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsTuneInStitcheriHeartRadioPandoraDeezerOvercastPocketCasts jQuery(document).ready(function($) { 'use strict'; $('#podcast-subscribe-button-13292 .podcast-subscribe-button.modal-6104de1c70fac').on("click", function() { $("#secondline-psb-subs-modal.modal-6104de1c70fac.modal.secondline-modal-6104de1c70fac").modal({ fadeDuration: 250, closeText: '', }); return false; }); });  

Episode 109: Breaking news in Tidbits, along with some MTV Classic discussion. Was Billy Idol always so hot? Survey says: Yes.With voting for the 2021 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame completed, it's time for another look at the 80's acts which have already been inducted. Detective Kari has uncovered some information that was missing from part one, but apparently we may never get all of the answers from the HOF Powers That Be.Finally, in Songs That Time Forgot, your hosts discuss two songs which fared well on the international charts (here in the US, not so much).

Episode 108: MTV Classic shows up in the tidbits...is anyone else watching this channel?? It's Joe's new obsession.Joe and Kari then take a look at the now defunct Cash Box charts. What was sitting at Number 100 on this date throughout the 80's? Anything worth listening to these days? Short answer: not really!! Top of the Pops is next. A discussion about what was hitting Number One on the UK Singles Chart. A US singer/songwriter finds success across the pond, and a London DJ gets a "sample" of the big time!

This episode episode was recorded before the shutdown happened. (Fun!) So the stories are a bit dated. In this episode the OMGeeks remember MySpace. We remember the profile subscriptions we had. N1ck tells us about the creepy people he "knew" on the internet. We defend the Disney+ series, 'Obi-Wan', from internet speculation. What are we hoping for from the Star Wars universe? N1ck has issues with 'Picard' on CBS All-Access. Why is 'Peacock'? N1ck doesn't understand what "hours of content" means and decides to read the fine print during the show. The OMGeeks share some of music's most popular, and some of our favorite, one-hit wonders. N2ck gets freaked out by Tiny Tim. What is a Chumbawumba? Jesse shares a quick story about being a Studio Guide at Universal. N2ck shares one of the weirdest one-hit wonders EVER. Jesse and N2ck explain the 70's story song. The OMGeeks share their disappointment with the MTV Classic channel. Jesse admits he hated 'Small Wonder'. Find the Oh My Geek! podcast on your favorite podcast platforms including Anchor.fm, Apple Podcasts and Stitcher! Don't forget to subscribe, rate and comment! Follow us across social media and drop us a line: Facebook: Oh My Geek Podcast Instagram: @OhMyGeekpodcast Twitter: @OhMyGeekpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ohmygeekpodcast/message

MTV Classic invades the Cartoon Casual studios as Paul and Joe delve into a discussion about music, life, and the power of The Funk. Music: Mother's Finest - Baby Love Executive Produced by Cyrus Poe

April Richardson and Millie De Chirico yell about late-'90s rap-rock and MTV Classic.

April Richardson and Millie De Chirico yell about late-'90s rap-rock and MTV Classic.

Born in Chicago, but raised in South Florida, Jennifer Gottlieb worked as child actor and went on to study musical theatre, film, and television at both The Hartt School and The American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York City. Jen landed her dream role, and received rave reviews playing Linda in the Broadway national tour of the Tony Award-nominated musical comedy “The Wedding Singer". In 2010, Jen joined the cast of VH!’s That Metal Show. While living on the road and doing lots of performing Jennifer learned the importance of personal well-being, which sparked her career as a fitness and nutrition expert. She became a certified personal trainer and weight-loss specialist from The National Academy of Sports Medicine, Jennifer built a successful business training a large roster of celebrities and many of Manhattan's elite. Now Jen is the co-creator of Unfair Advantage Live with her partner Chris Winfield (who was also Interview on the podcast). Unfair advantage is an opportunity to be “in the room” with the media, influencers & gatekeepers that can turn you into a recognized expert and help you get the publicity you want... and deserve. How do you think your childhood influenced on who you are today? Jen was raised by parents who always believed in her. They supported her right from her childhood and made her believe she could achieve whatever she wanted to achieve in her life. They wanted her to try everything in her childhood including karate, gymnastics, karate, horse-riding, dancing, and singing. Jen always felt free to do whatever she wanted to do. She believes it was both a good and bad decision from her parents. It was good because it allowed her to be comfortable in picking up something and giving up if she did not like it. It was bad because Jen developed this habit of not being able to commit to anything for a longer period of time. She was not able to become an expert in anything she would pick. What was your breaking moment for your success as an actor? When Jen moved to New York, she did not have a lot of connections to start with. She went to see one of her friends, who was on the show called ‘The Wedding Singer’ on Broadway. She watched the show, looked at her friend play a particular role. She had an emotional response to the show and aspired to play the same role that her friend was playing. During this time, Jen got herself a book for personal development that was recommended to her by someone. She started to believe that she could create the life she dreamt for herself. She eventually auditioned for The Wedding Singer show for the role of Linda. When she appeared for the audition, there were a thousand other contestants auditioning for the same role. However, it did not bother much to Jen because she had created that belief in her mind that if we put in all the effort and hard work for things that we want in our lives, we succeed, eventually. This belief helped her get to the last round of audition where she was up against another contestant. It was the other contestant who actually got the part. Jen was not devastated by the results. This is because Jen did not give up and still believed she would play that role at some point later in her life. Jen soon went in for another audition that was not for The Wedding Singer and was certainly not for the role of Linda. However, she wore the same clothes as she wore when she auditioned for Linda’s role and even sang the same songs. The director was very impressed by Jen’s performance, gave her his contact card and told her they would meet very soon for work. Over the next few months, Jen would send him an email every week to which she would never get a response back from the director. This happened for six months until she finally got a reply via email. A contract was also attached in the mail. Jen was selected to play the role of Linda for the second tour of The Wedding Singer. What has been one of your biggest insecurities? Jen has faced body image issues in her past. That has been her biggest insecurity in recent past. She has also dealt with an eating disorder in her young adulthood. She had a big insecurity with her singing skills as well. She always doubted her singing skills. Jen thinks the issues she had with her body held her back in trying out many things in her life. What has your career looked like after you worked in The Wedding Singer? After the tour, Jen started to audition again for different shows. She eventually landed a role in an MTV Classic show called ‘That Metal Show’. She was perfect for the role because she had played a similar role in her last show. Jen had a great first season with the show. However, for the second season, the show directors and producers told Jen that they were going to shoot in LA but if she wanted to continue her role, she had to pay for her travel and bear accommodation expenses on her own. A lot of close friends advised Jen not to accept this offer because this eventually meant Jen had to spend more money than what she was going to earn from her role in the second season. However, Jen felt that if she managed to reprise her role in the second season, she would become irreplaceable in the show. That is exactly what happened because when Jen appeared for the second season, she got herself a bigger role, got paid a lot more money and went on to perform in that show for the next 14 seasons. Can you tell us a little bit about Unfair Advantage and your role in the company? Chris Winfield started this company and Jen partnered up with him. Chris and Jen conduct three-day events in New York City. They have three events per year. These events are for entrepreneurs who are struggling to establish their presence, who are not able to develop connections and who cannot promote their work and services in media. These events are about what you can do for others and not what you expect others do for you. The event is all about helping others build connections. On the second day of their event, they bring in the media to cover the event. This allows entrepreneurs to easily develop authentic connections with the media. They can get themselves featured as well. What is the best advice you have ever been given? The best advice she has ever been given is by one of her friends who said to her that when we stop thinking about what other people think about us. How can we connect with you? You can find more about her through her website. Her website’s URL is Website: https://www.jenleahgottlieb.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jen_gottlieb/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Jenleahgottlieb/

Kasey and Tyler are into; 2018 Oscars, Cincinnati Zoo, MTV Classic, Beards, Cloning, and the Real Big Bang @kaseyplaysbass @whatupcuzshow youtube.com/whatupcuzshow instagram.com/whatupcuzshow whatupcuzshow.com

This week it happens that Bill is in town on business so we all decided to see how an episode recorded in Dennis' house would go. Here it is. We spend our time skimming videos that Dennis recorded to his DVR from a few recent episodes of MTV Classic's Metal Mayhem and commenting on the videos and the artists. Yeah, we know, Beavis & Butthead already did that. Anyway, let us know what you thought of the format. Please share the link to this episode with your friends and enemies.

This is the first podcast with Shawn and Randy Kings as the regular co-host. Listen in to see what we're excited about with MTV Classic, and EVO 2016.

This week, Pirate News Desk reports on Donald Trump wanting to expose Hilary Clinton and the true meaning of conventions, Prince's tribute concert to take place in October,VH1 Classic becoming MTV Classic. Poland's Word Youth Day is also included along with an interview with John Hupalo with tips on student loan debt

Another week in Video Games and at least one thing remains consistent, there’s something Pokemon related to talk about. Not only have Nintendo revealed more information about new things that will be in Pokemon Sun and Moon, but Pokemon Go has people enraged too. One man even filed a lawsuit against Niantic because he doesn’t like people invading his private property. There’s also Telltale’s Batman having some issues with framerate and maybe not being the big hit many expected either. Final Fantasy is getting a season pass, Ubisoft announces “Just Sing,” MTV creates a MTV Classic channel, and there could even be a Star Wars TV series on the horizon too. So, join Sean and Marc as they navigate through the gaming week, much like everyone else, without the use of a nearby “Three Step” mechanism.

Another week in Video Games and at least one thing remains consistent, there’s something Pokemon related to talk about. Not only have Nintendo revealed more information about new things that will be in Pokemon Sun and Moon, but Pokemon Go has people enraged too. One man even filed a lawsuit against Niantic because he doesn’t like people invading his private property. There’s also Telltale’s Batman having some issues with framerate and maybe not being the big hit many expected either. Final Fantasy is getting a season pass, Ubisoft announces “Just Sing,” MTV creates a MTV Classic channel, and there could even be a Star Wars TV series on the horizon too. So, join Sean and Marc as they navigate through the gaming week, much like everyone else, without the use of a nearby “Three Step” mechanism.

MTV turns 35 years old Monday, and they're marking the occasion with a channel called MTV Classic. The new channel will air MTV programming from the 1990s and 2000s. Audie Cornish and Stephen Thompson discuss the new project. (A shorter version of this conversation aired on All Things Considered on August 1st, 2016.)

For Full Episode Information, Click Here The summer cruise continues with another dip into the world of media. Chad Finn, famed baseball writer and media coverage man in Boston between the Globe and Boston.com talks about his upcoming and how the landscape has changed. Plus Chris Sale fiasco, meeting Tommy Heinsohn, Dave Dombrowski, and more. Bobby fills you in on the end of his summer and gives some steaming takes on Ichiro, Peyton Manning, and a new wave of 90's nostalgia hitting the air. 

Jones mouth betrays him. Star Trek Beyond review. Suicide Squad ticket purchased! Chris starts Good Mythical Morning. Mercedes Electric Semi. Amazon announces KickStarter category. Plane flies around the world fuel free. UberPool is pissing drivers off. Bit Evolution Review. Man caught them all. Disney almost killed Han Solo. MST3K reboot on Netflix. Sesame Street stars axed. MTV launching MTV Classic. Warren Sapp almost eaten. Olympians need to close there mouths. Jones should buy a penis house.

Knockin' about, talkin' about Singled Out! The MTV Classic! Chris Hardwick, Jenny McCarthy, Carmen Electra magic dating show Singled Out! As always we're on https://www.facebook.com/1990sPodcast and twitter @1990sPodcast oh and review us on iTunes for the love of salem! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.