Podcasts about musically meditated

Pat Buck and Joe break down their top ten metal albums of 2019. Or should we say their top ten albums with a distorted guitar. They go over twenty different albums and talk about their new (YouTube) “Off the Record” video that drops next month. Make sure to check out their Spotify playlist with their top 20 metal songs of 2019. Artist/Albums they go over.    Joe’s top 10 of 2019 that we talk about    Darkthrone - One Star  Cave In - Final Transmission Swain - negative space  Pelican - nighttime stories   King Gizzard - infest the rats nest  Full of Hell - weeping choir  Inter Arma - sulfur English  Knocked loose - a different shade of blue  Black Midi - schlagenheim  Departure Chandelier - Antichrist Rise to Power    Pats top 10 that we talk about    Tool - Fear Inoculum Swallow The Sun - When A Shadow Is Forced Into The Light Abigail Williams - Walk Beyond The Dark Cattle Decap - Death Atlas Blood Incantation - Hidden history of the human race Rings Of Saturn - Gidim Cult Of Luna - Dawn To Fear Full Of Hell - Weeping Choir Fleshgod Apocalypse - Veleno  Infant Annihilator - The Battle Of Yaldabaoth   Musically Meditated 2019 best metal playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/swinesauce88/playlist/5WOImPuCQHRDjAtvMY9Oj4?si=H1BfU1_JRiaUXT3CGxUrtQ

This week Joe is joined by very special return guest Lisa Beck.  She is now Indiana House State Representative Lisa Beck.   Lisa joins Joe to have a conversation about the kind of work that has been going on since she was elected to public office. Thanks to Lisa for coming in to touch base and thank you for work you are doing. Thank you also to everyone for their continued support of Musically Meditated. As always, join the conversations, musical and otherwise, by calling and leaving a message at: 1-812-963-4727

This week is part one of two of the Joe’e experience and interviews at the Super Hero Saturday event at Morton Elementary Hosted by Robin Sizemore.  Joe some great conversations about the influence and positive powers of music.  Part two includes interviews with, Julio Guerra, Jennifer Connelly, Lindsay Wasouski, and Keith Gouge. Thank you Robin once again for letting Musically Meditated be a part of this event. Do you have a story of how you used music as a therapeutic tool? Call and Share: 1-812-963-4727

This is a very special episode. This week Joe is joined by the charismatic and insightful Myke C-Town. Listen as Joe and Myke talk about their journeys in and out of punk, metal, and hip hop phases. This is a great conversation between two huge fans of all types of music. Grab a pen and paper and if you already don't know about what they like, take notes. Thanks again to Myke for his time and thanks to everyone for their continued support. Remember to spread the word about Musically Meditated. Let's keep growing the thing. Do you have a story about your musical journey? Call and share: 1-812-963-4727

Episode 65 of Musically Meditated is upon you! This week's episode is sponsored by Hobart Lumber Company. Call 1-219-945-3031 for any questions. Thank you for your support. This week Joe is joined by local musician Matt Hebert. This is a great episode. Listen as both Joe and Matt get deep in the weeds with their love of music. These guys have a ton to talk about. Matt will be back again. Winter is in full swing and Episode 65 is your medicine. Call the Voicemail Line and let us know what you think? 1-812-963-4727 If you would like a guitar lesson from Matt, call the Merrillville, Indiana Guitar Center at 1-219-794-1330 Thanks for everyone's support. Remember to tell your family, friends, and enemies about Musically Meditated.

This week Joe is joined by very special guest, local Raconteur and a man that goes by one name, Julian.  Joe and Julian discuss local music and punk rock.   The end of Episode 64 has a special treat.  7 Minutes of "Dagger." Come see "Dagger" on February 11th in Hammond at the "Paul Henry" Art Gallery.  It's going to be a great show. Remember to spread the word about Musically Meditated. Have a great week.  

This week Joe has on Cory Caesar, host of the "Chromatic Distortion" podcast. Joe and Cory talk hip hop freestyle masters. The discussion is great. Make sure you share and subscribe to Musically Meditated. If you have a message you want to send to us you can reach us at musicallymeditated@gmail.com Also, go ahead and call that Musically Meditated voice mail line: 1-812-963-4727

Episode 50 is a very special one. When Joe and I (Sreten) first started the podcast, we recorded test episode with Joe's very good friend Ricky Pontney. Joe and Ricky and I just sat down together and recorded a podcast with no particular topic in mind. We had a great conversation about music, meditation, and comedy. Unfortunately Ricky passed away last January. We thought it would be special to dedicate episode 50 to Ricky by using the audio from that very first time we recorded the together. We knew Joe loved talking music, but we didn't know what the podcast would be called or what the future topics would be. Joe and had just I met and decided to do a test recording and Joe brought his friend Ricky. Ricky was a well of information on all kinds of topics, and I really enjoyed having this time with him, limited as it was. On behalf of everyone involved with the show, we want to give our continued condolences to the Pontney family. Rest In Peace Ricky, thanks for coming in and helping us start Musically Meditated and the Green Door Network. We miss you.

(NSFW for this episode.)  Episode 44 everyone!  This week Joe discusses lyrics with very special guest Bret Short of the "GG Stalin and the Absurdity Junkies" Podcast.  This is Part 2 of Joe and Bret's lyrical journey.  They discuss "political" lyrics by artists. Join the discussion.  Leave a voicemail message at: 1-812-963-4727. You can listen to "GG Stalin and the Absurdity Junkies" on all podcasting platforms. Remember to tell your family, friends, and enemies about Musically Meditated and how you love it so much. Subscribe and Share Thank you for you continued support.

Detour North came to the Studio to have a conversation about their music and new album "It's History, It's Poetry." Joe and the guys have a great conversation about their musical influences and some theories about the current state of mainstream music and radio. It's really fun. They're having an Album Release Show at Bottom Lounge on Sunday August 12th. We hope to see you there. Listen to the end, we play two new songs by the band: 1) "It's History, It's Poetry" 2) "You're a Saint/I'm a Nonbeliever" Stay tuned and make sure you SUBSCRIBE, in a week or two we'll be posting a live acoustic performance by Detour North inside Green Door Books. It was an awesome. Make sure you check out Detour North's new album, links below. https://detournorth.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/detournorth https://twitter.com/DetourNorth?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor Remember to tell your friend and enemies about Musically Meditated. SUBSCRIBE AND SHARE.

Episode 41 is a great one.  This one is all about Punk according to Dave from the "Hey My Man" Podcast.  O.G. of the podcast world, Dave talks about his journey to and through Punk. We find out how he got into the scene, why it hooked him, and where he's at now.  We sprinkle in a questionable "Black Flag" game from Sreten, some "I like, don't like, what you like," and some "Hate Mail." Check out and listen to the "Hey My Man" Podcast and remember to share "Musically Meditated" with all of your family, friends, and enemies. Thank you for your continued support.  

(NSFW for this episode.)  Episode 39 everyone!  This week Joe discusses lyrics with very special guest Bret Short of the "GG Stalin and the Absurdity Junkies" Podcast.  Joe and Bret talk Nirvana, RadioHead, 90s Hip Hop, Michael Jackson, Led Zeppelin, Converge, and a few more.   The guys had such an easy flowing conversation, they ended up having a "lyrical journey" in two parts. You can listen to "GG Stalin and the Absurdity Junkies" on all podcasting platforms. Remember to tell your family, friends, and enemies about Musically Meditated and how you love it so much. Subscribe and Share Thank you for you continued support.

Hey everyone, Episode 34 coming at you, so close to 50 we can taste it. This week it's just Joe and Sreten, but we do have a friend that pops in at the end.   This week Joe talks about: recent album anniversaries for Wu-Tang Forever and N.W.A. Happy birthday to The D.O.C., Big L, and Morrissey.  Joe starts a new segment called ”Easy how you speaking bro idk if you friend or foe” AKA "Love Mail/Hate Mail."  Joe also has an in depth and extremely personal Album discussion of "Sunbather" by DeafHeaven.  It's the 5 year anniversary of "Sunbather" and Joe has a lot of history attached to this album.  RIP Grandpa Whitaker.    We top the show off with a little "I like, don't like what you like."   Remember to tell your friends, family, and enemies about Musically Meditated.  The only way we can grow Musically Meditated is with your help.  SUBSCRIBE to the show and join the Facebook group. Thank you to everyone for their continued support.          

Here we go! Deftones Diamond Eyes Anniversary Episode! Joe is joined by special guest Justin “Juice” Wallace. Episode 29 is all about Diamond Eyes. Joe loves himself some Deftones and the Diamond Eyes 8th year anniversary is a great time to talk about the band. Also, be sure to check out the organization “Buckle Up For Chi” at http:www.buckleupforchi.com "Buckle up for Chi" is a seat belt safety awareness organization created in honor of Chi Cheng, the late bassist of the Deftones. Make sure you SUBSCRIBE to the show, and share Musically Meditated with your family, friends, coworkers, and enemies. Thanks for listening.  

Musically Meditated - Episode 28 - The J.Cole "KOD" album review with special guest Mike Barth.  Joe and Mike talk about J.Cole's new album.  The guys discuss different J.Cole hip hop influences and some artists that are in his playing field and some that came before him.  They discuss other albums that are superior to "KOD."  It's a great conversation because Joe and Mike are polar opposite on the spectrum of hip hop love.  They talk about J. Cole, Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar and the Black Panther Soundtrack, 2Pac, Ice Cube, Chamillionaire (Joe No Like), and JPEG Mafia.  Friendly disagreements, unfriendly agreements, agreeing to disagree and disagreeing for the sake of disagreeing are all here on this one. Make sure you SUBSCRIBE to the show, and share Musically Meditated with your family, friends, coworkers, and enemies. Thanks for listening.   

Here we go everyone Episode 27 and it is a great one.  Local Broadcasting legend, philanthropist, music and animal advocate Tom Lounges.  Joe and Tom discuss Tom's journey to music and broadcasting, past guides, and mentors.  The guys also discuss people Tom has interviewed, his number one passion, and a new big project he is working on. We also have two commercial breaks in this episode and a long intro by Sreten.  He lost his voice and tried to do a voice in the intro.  Enjoy your "Bootleg" Optimus Prime.  It's ridiculous. Remember to SUBSCRIBE to Musically Meditated on your podcasting platform of choice.  Thank you again for you continued support.  

This week’s episode Joe and Bojan discuss Record Store Day 2018. Lists were made.  Stores were ransacked.  Nobody got the vinyl they wanted but they still had a good time. The conversation is great between Joe and Bojan.   Hit that Subscribe button and check out Musically Meditated on FaceBook, Instagram, and Spotify.  Email Joe with any comments and questions at musicallymeditated@gmail.com

Here we go everyone, Episode 26 and this one is an exciting one.  Very Special Guest Bobby Markos, member of the amazing band CloakRoom and fiercely loyal "Regionite."  Joe and Bobby have a great conversation about making music in region and what it means to live in northwest Indiana as an artist and musician.  Bobby was super generous with his time and we hope to have him back soon.  Joe and Bobby talk about how the members of CloakRoom met and formed the band.  They also discuss mutual musical influences and Bobby's deep love for "Boards of Canada." It was a great  conversation. Check out CloakRoom on Bandcamp and follow them on all their social media platforms: https://cloakroom.bandcamp.com/ As always, please share Musically Meditated with everyone you know and also SUBSCRIBE and leave a rating on whatever podcasting app you use.  The Subscriptions and rating help us get noticed online. And again, thanks to everyone for their continued support. 

Musically Meditated with Joe Riley is a show about Musical exploration.  Musically Meditated host Joe Riley talk about all genres of music and occasionally talk about the importance of meditation.  Joe reviews music and frequently has some fantastic guests.  This is what a music show should be.  We're always sending out positive vibes. Click on the link for the Joe's Ep 25 Spotify Playlist:  https://open.spotify.com/user/mylej9g7ktie0c5x6praptf2e/playlist/4MfksVEvS15echzjeimHHL?si=ObjjeYIjR8Kpi6qqDt6RsQ Hit that Subscribe button and check out Musically Meditated on FaceBook, Instagram, and Spotify.  Email Joe with any comments and questions at musicallymeditated@gmail.com

This week’s episode we have very special guest, Gabe Mauch of Grindhouse Cafe.  Gabe gives Joe a run for his money with the music he listens to and the amazing shows he’s been to.  Here’s short list of bands discussed to wet your appetite: The Cure, Nick Cave, Morrissey, New York Dolls, NAS, Anything, Wesley Willis, Blag Flag, Henry Rollins, Bruce Springsteen, Iron Maiden, Refuse, Atmosphere, Immortal Technique, Aesop Rock, Cloak Room, and more. Shout out to Kate Mauch Sheehan AKA Mrs. President, Keith Gough AKA Professor Metal, the Highland Board Shop, and else everyone at Grindhouse Cafe. Like Grindhouse Cafe on Facebook.  Go check out the Grindhouse Cafe in Griffith, IN.  They have killer coffee and food, and one can maybe even say, very cool owner(s). Hit that Subscribe button and check out Musically Meditated on FaceBook, Instagram, and Spotify.  Email Joe with any comments and questions at musicallymeditated@gmail.com