Podcast appearances and mentions of nick dwyer

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Nick Dwyer, Founder and Executive Director of Memphis Youth Athletics, who highlights the nonprofit organization's mission and efforts to encourage and teach kids of all abilities how to take their first steps toward a healthy, active lifestyle while providing the foundation for young, local athletes to further their competitive aspirations in track & field, cross country, and beyond. Memphis Youth Athletics programs provide opportunities for kids in both developmental and competitive programs and help instill healthy habits and promote active lifestyles with every run, jump, and throw.During the interview, Nick talks about launching the nonprofit organization in 2014 to focus on developing the sport of cross country and track in the Memphis and larger Mid-South area, and how their programs, the number of participants and impact have grown dramatically over the last decade. In 2014, Memphis Youth Athletics served 370 kids and now the organization is serving more than 3,700 families from every zip code in Memphis and beyond. Nick talks about their programming and events throughout the year and how youth and adult volunteers can get involved.He highlights the GOOD news of how the organization is helping bring the TSSAA High School XC State Championships to Memphis for 2025 and 2026 and highlights how the organization is now looking to build a much needed world-class facility that will allow the region to host more and larger events, collaborate with other community stakeholders and nonprofits, and increase capacity for their own programs and events. Nick wraps up inviting the community to their "On the Move" Auction and Gala on Saturday, February 15, 2025 at Christian Brothers High School to celebrate their 10 year anniversary and invest in the future of local youth through athletics.Visit https://memphisyouthathletics.org to learn more about Memphis Youth Athletics.

Kissa is so much more than just playing records in a cafe or bar. In "Nick Dwyer Speaks Volumes," Derrick dives into the rich history of jazz kissa - also known as listening cafes - Japanese hi-fi culture, and ponders the good and bad of trendy, Japanese-inspired record bars in the west. Notable Kissa mentioned in this episode: Cafe Lion, Eigakan, Basie, Milonga Nueva, Posy, Rhinoçéros (Berlin), Hosoi (Stockholm), ESP Hi Fi (Denver, USA) Follow Nick Dwyer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nickdwyernz/ Learn more about "A Century in Sound" here: https://cphdox.dk/film/a-century-in-sound/ Speaks Volumes is produced by Julia Wang. Logo and branding by Jonny Sikov. Support the show and access exclusive content: https://patreon.com/gee_derrick Follow Derrick Gee TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@gee_derrick Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gee_derrick/ Newsletter: https://derrickgee.substack.com/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/derrickgee?si=a604e4b34a1d4255 Watch the video podcast: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLArYIy4cER9tNSFhTWsAJVE21EJmFkOF4 Speaks Volumes is kindly sponsored by: Squarespace Get 10% off your first purchase of website or domain. Head to squarespace.com/volume and use code word VOLUME

Nick D aka Nick Dwyer is synonymous with New Zealand music Broadcasting. In the 90's he cut his teeth on the sound coming out of the UK known as Jungle / Drum & Bass. Luckily for us, Nick's near photographic memory of pivotal dates and events in Auckland and NZ D&B is well and unleashed in the very special episode celebrating the 09 scene. Proudly powered by The Ticketfairy. Ticketfairy.com for all of Aotearoa's hottest tickets.

Japanese icon Soichi Terada visited the boxout.fm HQ along with international crusader Nick Dwyer for an informal chat with DJ MoCity in the middle of their 3-city Red Bull Music Academy tour. Tune into this ultra-Fresh Out The Box episode for a slice of history, plenty​ of video game music and some classic Soichi cuts.

Nick Dwyer is a former high school coach who wanted to affect change on a mass scale. As the president of Memphis Youth Athletics, he is now working to reach and teach kids the importance of being active, healthy habits, and providing an outlet for them through running and athletics. The coronavirus is keeping them from meeting in person, but it has not stopped them from connecting with their kids. Memphis Youth Athletics is posting regular at-home workouts and challenges for free. Nick also gathered world-class runners like Craig Engels @craigathor, who runs for Nike; Memphian, Lauren Paquette @hotpaquettes, a pro runner for @NAZ_Elite; Bryce Hoppel @BryceHoppel, who competed in the world championships and now runs professionally for Adidas; and Eric Avila @AvilaEricc, who finished runner-up at the 2019 USA Indoor 2 Mile Championship. These pros recorded interviews through Zoom to help motivate and encourage the kids from Memphis Youth Athletics to continue to persevere through these difficult times.Listen as Nick discusses these topics and more!MYA ProgramsHow they are helping kids from homeWays to manage stressLearn more:  https://www.memphisyouthathletics.org/

With no races to be had right now, we have a lot of our runners and triathletes doing max mile assessments right now to gage progress in their training. In this sprint episode of Coaches on Couches we talk with our good buddy and coach Nick Dwyer on the keys to properly pacing a mile race. It's not a sprint, that's for sure. And we knock it all out in 15 minutes. So give it a listen and then go smash your fastest mile split ever. You can thank us for the PB later, and we ain't talkin' peanut butter.

As the largest recreational marine dealer and the most established marine stabilization company, MarineMax and Seakeeper have long been poised for partnership. This Boating Broadcast takes a deep dive into how gyrostabilization can seriously improve your experience on the water. Find Your Seakeeper Equipped Boat: https://www.marinemax.com/boats-for-saleHosts Kelley and Lisa sit down with Seakeeper's Kelsey Albina, Communications Manager, and Nick Dwyer, Southeast OEM Manager, to learn how to eliminate up to 95% of boat roll, transforming a potentially sea-sickening experience on the water into a lovely day at sea. See how vacuum sealed technology, innovative cooling, and active control features make the Seakeeper brand an award-winning top of the line product.   Headquartered in Clearwater, Florida, MarineMax is the nation's largest recreational boat and yacht retailer. Focused on premium brands, such as Sea Ray, Boston Whaler, Meridian, Hatteras, Azimut Yachts, Ocean Alexander, Galeon, Grady-White, Harris, Bennington, Crest, Mastercraft, Scout, Sailfish, Sea Pro, Sportsman, Scarab Jet Boats, Tige', Aquila, NauticStar, Nautique and Yamaha Jet Boats. MarineMax sells new and used recreational boats and related marine products and services as well as provides yacht brokerage and charter services. MarineMax currently has 63 retail locations in Alabama, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Carolina and Texas and operates MarineMax Vacations in Tortola, British Virgin Islands. MarineMax is a New York Stock Exchange-listed company. For more information, please visit www.marinemax.com. Connect with us in one of our many storesFind your store: www.marinemax.com/storesFind your boat at MarineMax: www.marinemax.com/boats-for-saleMarineMax Website: www.marinemax.comMarineMax Twitter: www.twitter.com/MarineMaxMarineMax Instagram: www.instagram.com/marinemaxonlineMarineMax Vacations: www.marinemax.com/vacations

Season 8, Ep 6: It’s quiz time. Official brain genius J. Liew joins us from the Guardian for a proper dive into an overflowing heap of Nerd Pledge numbers. Before that we’ve got Daniel Brettig from Cricinfo for an update on Cricket Australia’s problems with its relationships and its money bin. We’ve got cricket up and running in Vanuatu with the mighty Mele Bulls taking a title over the Powerhouse Sharks. We’ve got the most special episode yet of Happy Birthday Sachin, a career farewell to Pakistan’s pioneering captain Sana Mir, the possibility of legalised ball tampering, the ethics and etiquette of when to share a Chupa Chup, and Pauly Shore setting up cricket’s own biodome. Our bumper Nerd Pledge round includes: 2.76 (from Slim Johns) 3.10 (Nick Dwyer) 2.13 (from Laura Daw) 2.36 (from Thilo Fob) 2.42 (from Mary Stevens) 1.05 (from Nick AMC) 2.25 (from Peta Dowling) 3.27 (from Tim Minchin, no, not that Tim Minchin) 2.17 (from Tim Andrews) 2.64 (from Clive Azavedo) Guess away. Our answers are in the episode. Sign up with a Nerd Pledge Check out CBUS Super at cbussuper.com.au Find previous episodes at finalwordcricket.com The Final Word is produced by Jay Mueller on the Bad Producer Network Title track by Urthboy Support the show: https://patreon.com/thefinalword See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Después de la buena acogida del episodio piloto, “A.R.C.A.D.E. Paradise Podcast”, el podcast oficial de la Associació A.R.C.A.D.E., vuelve al ataque con un programa lleno de recomendaciones de temática arcade para pasar un confinamiento lo más entretenido posible. En esta ocasión, los colaboradores Uri, Osquilla, Emilio, Jona, Dani, Kevin, Galtes, Kevin y Lluís, todos confinados en su guarida, hacen una reseña de un libro o documental seguida de una pequeña tertulia. A continuación, os dejamos la relación de títulos tratados para que puedas echar un vistazo al que más te interese. Si os gusta el podcast, cualquier comentario es más bienvenido que la vacuna para el coronavirus. #SomARCADE -“Continue Play, Historia de las máquinas recreativas españolas”, de Pedja y Spidey, libro editado por Héroes de Papel, disponible en su web y Amazon - “King of Kong, a fistfull of quarters”, documental dirigido por Seth Gordon disponible en YouTube con subtítulos ES “The Video Craze: Where were you in '82?”, documental dirigido por Dave Danzara, disponible gratuitamente en Vimeo. -“Chasing Ghosts Arcade”, documental dirigido por Lincoln Ruchti, disponible en YouTube sin subtítulos. -“Diggin in the carts”, serie de minidocumentales dirigida por Nick Dwyer y Tu Neill, disponible en el canal oficial de Red Bull Music Academy en YouTube con subtítulos ES. -“The Lost Arcade”, documental dirigido por Kurt Vincent disponible en alquiler y compra en Vimeo e iTunes. -“100yen: The japanese Arcade Game Experience”, documental y libro de Brad Crawford, disponible en YouTube subtitulado. -“Special when lit”, documental dirigido por Brett Sullivan disponible en iTunes https://t.me/arcadeparadisepodcast

TEKI AND NICK'S MIXTAPE QUEST ADVENTURE : http://teknic.mx/ DISPONIBLE GRATUITEMENT À PARTIR DU 2 MARS Pour cette huitième, on a l'honneur de recevoir le grand Teki Latex ! Connu en France pour ses années TTC et devenu depuis un DJ émérite (il vient d'ailleurs de devenir résident à la BBC Radio1, big up Teki !), l'homme est aussi un joueur averti, ayant taquiné les bornes planquées en Auvergne dès son plus jeune âge. En 2018, après quelques échanges sur le net, il rencontre Nick Dwyer pour la première fois. Parmi toutes ses casquettes, Nick est à la base du projet Diggin in the Carts, dédié à la musique de jeux vidéo et qui verra naître dans son sillon d'excellents reportages, de superbes podcasts et des concerts rendant hommage à la musique de jeu vidéo partout dans le monde. C'est le jour de leur rencontre, après qu'ils aient joué un set ensemble à la Gaité Lyrique, qu'on a rencontré Teki et qu'on lui a demandé de participer à l'émission. Un an et demi plus tard, nous voilà réunis dans les locaux des Éditions Cercle d'Art, où l'on avait enregistré un podcast avec Pipomantis. Sauf que cette fois, on est venus avec 40 fois plus de matos pour vous rendre un truc bien moins dégueu que la fois sus-évoquée. Au-delà de venir nous narrer ses heureux souvenirs de joueur, Teki était là pour nous parler de TEKI AND NICK'S MIXTAPE QUEST ADVENTURE, une mixtape (une vraie, celle-ci, et gratuite !) faisant une fois de plus exploser au grand jour, l'amour du père Latex et de Dwyer pour la musique de jeu vidéo. Les deux ont tout donné, Teki y claque ses meilleurs blends, Nick a été cherché les morceaux les plus breson de son répertoire et les deux ont même été jusqu'à produire une reprise surprise qui fera plaisir aux fans de Super Mario 64. On vous relâche le lien du site pour écouter TEKI AND NICK'S MIXTAPE QUEST ADVENTURE juste ici à partir du 2 mars : http://teknic.mx/

Welcome to the Sightlines podcast from Good Beer Hunting. I’m Jonny Garrett. Yesterday we released a podcast interview with John Timothy, chief executive of the Portman Group, which is an independent regulator for advertising and marketing in the U.K. alcohol industry. If you missed it, we recommend giving that a listen before today’s episode, where we’re going to see how the regulatory system the Portman Group has put in place works in the real world. According to my first guest, it doesn’t work at all. Today you’ll hear from two breweries who have gone through the complaints process more than once. Tiny Rebel Brewing Company first went in front of the complaints panel in 2017 with its award-winning Red Ale, Cwtch. One complainant in a supermarket had written to the Portman Group saying the beer’s bright colors and bear logo appealed to under-18s. The brewery states its case in writing but the panel agreed with the complainant, and suggested several changes to the packaging to avoid the brand potentially being delisted by major stockists. Tiny Rebel was forced to redesign its best-selling beer at the cost of well over £10,000. Despite this, just a few weeks ago, the owners found themselves writing to the panel again to defend themselves after a similar complaint from a customer in a supermarket. It’s the first time in the Portman Group’s 30-year history that a product has been up against the panel twice. In theory it shouldn’t ever happen if the brewery takes the advice in the judgment. Tiny Rebel made major changes to its design, but was it enough? We spoke to Tiny Rebel cofounder Bradley Cummings about the context of the complaint, and how the ruling went. For added perspective, I also chat to Nick Dwyer, the art director at Beavertown Brewery. Nick has also had several encounters with the Portman Group during his tenure, and shares thoughts about his experiences. This is the Sightlines podcast—listen in.

Memphis Youth Athletics encourages kids of all abilities to take their first steps towards an active lifestyle through Memphis Youth Athletics Programs. Our management team will provide the foundation for young athletes to further their competitive aspirations in the sport of track and field and cross country. Memphis Youth Athletics (MYA) was started in 2014 with the help of Marty Sonnenfeldt and Knoxville Youth Athletics. The focus of MYA is to develop the sport of cross country and track in the local area and to encourage kids to live a healthy lifestyle. The Memphis Youth Athletics Elementary School XC Program is an 8 week meet series for all girls and boys grades 3-8 that teaches the fundamentals of distance running. The series concludes with an area championship meet that allows athletes a chance to qualify for the TN State Elementary and Middle School XC Championships in October. In many schools surrounding Memphis XC & Track is not a funded school sport at the elementary and middle school levels. Memphis Youth Athletics serves to help fund, foster, and expand a sport that provides positive health benefits to its participants. started! If your school does not have a program and you would like one then we can get you started! Everyone is welcome, whether your school has a program or not, you are homeschooled, or just love to run!! Frank Horton "Night" Invitational | Sep 27, 2019 - Sep 28 2019 Learn more: https://www.memphisyouthathletics.org/

In this episode we talk to our own Coach Chris Winter and Memphis Youth Athletics president, Nick Dwyer, on how to create a successful (a relative term) cross country program. Between the two of them they have over 30 years cross country coaching experience, a number of regional, and a few state titles under their belt. They share a lot of good nuggets of info through their experiences over the years. We chat more in depth about their top three facets of a great program which are: 1. Culture 2. Educating yourself as a coach 3. Playing the long game If you are a coach, Athletic Director, or considering becoming a coach, you won't want to miss this! And don't forget to check this week's shout outs!

This week's featured artist is the Creative Director for Beavertown Brewery, Nick Dwyer. Learn about his career, the famous skulls and his love of collaborations. A great insight and conversation about life, music and art.

One of the most crucial releases of 2017 was the Diggin' In The Carts compilation, a deep dive into Japanese video game music curated by Nick Dwyer and Kode9 and released on Hyperdub. We hounded Nick to jump on the show since the comp came out, and we're so stoked to finally air his guide to VGM. After that, we have a mix from Minneapolis-based DJ and producer TML, whose music draws the line between mid-western raves and UK soundsystem culture. His Machine Bias EP was just released last week on Hotflush, and we celebrate with a mix he recorded in the haze following a brief trip to NYC. *Nick Dwyer* [Composer / Game Title / Track Title / (Platform)] Shinji Hosoe - Bushido Blade - True Kannuki (Playstation) Junya Nakano - Dew Prism - Tsudoishi Monotachi (Playstation) Junya Nakano - Dew Prism - Microcosm (Playstation) Masashi Takada - Neko Zamurai - Kishi (Playstation) Shigenori Kamiya - Quackshot - Room 1 (Megadrive) ???? - ???? - ???? - ???? Cat’s Pro Sound Team - Nova (Miirareta Shitai) - Unknown 2 (FM Towns) Manabu Saito - 3.8 Kilometers Void - Over The Sky (Sharp X68000) Manabu Saito - Yami No Ketsuzoku Special - Blood Exchange Red (PC8801) Manabu Saito - Evolution - BGM04 (FM Towns) Manabu Saito - Evolution - BGM05 (FM Towns) Hiromi Imakiire - Burai II - Solace (PC-Engine CD-Rom) Hisao Inoue - Babel - Solitude (PC-Engine CD-Rom) Hisao Inoue - Babel - City (PC-Engine CD-Rom) Hisao Inoue - Babel - The Sage (PC-Engine CD-Rom) Tamayo Kawamoto - Raystorm - Cartharsis (Arcade) Tamayo Kawamoto - Rayforce - Cartharsis (Arcade) Tamayo Kawamoto - Raystorm - Endless Stairs (Arcade) Shinobu Ogawa - Lady Phantom - Base Theme (PC Engine CD-Rom) Tsukasa Masuko - Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers - Service Counter (Sega Saturn) Tsukasa Masuko - Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers - House Of Fortune Telling(Sega Saturn) ???? - ???? - ???? - ???? Yasuhisa Watanabe - Elevator Action Returns - T-1990 (Sega Saturn) Kenji Yamamoto - Super Metroid - Water (Super Famicom) Kenji Yamamoto - Super Metroid - Brinstar Red Soil Swampy Area (Super Famicom) Soyo Oka - 3D Hot Rally - Wind Commander (Arranged) (Famicom Disk System) Yasuaki Fujita - Tarot Mystery - What Is Your Birthday? (Super Famicom) -- Jóhann Jóhannsson - Bad [Touch] *TML* Christoph De Babalon - Opium [DHR] SYS - Nocturnal (Norman Nodge Remix) [ESHU] Unit Moebius - Dolfinarium [Clone Classic Cuts] 2 House People - Trax My Body [Trax] Factory Floor - Dial Me In (Club Mix) [DFA] Oasis - Seven [FXHE] Parris - Hot-Blooded [The Trilogy Tapes] Marcus Mixx - Without Make Up (Ron Hardy Mix) [Let's Pet Puppies] Ploy - Unruly [Hemlock] Chunky - Pash [81] DJ Shufflemaster - 808 Cosmetics [Shiki Kyokai] Hell - Passionate (DJ Traxx & Deecoy Remix) [International Deejay Gigolo] Regis - The Master Side (Version 1) [Blackest Ever Black] ACI_EDITS - 10 [/Aught] Florian Kupfer - Z [LIES] Pendant - NMQ-HYT [West Mineral Ltd.] @hyperdub @toomuchlove @hotflush @alwayshumantapes

Nick Dwyer and Kode-9 discuss the new album they have complied called Diggin' in the Carts which highlights the importance, influence and innovation of Japanese video game music.

ART & CRAFT Why your brand is as important as your recipes Host:  Matthew Curtis, Good Beer Hunting Guest Speakers:  Nick Dwyer, Beavertown Brewery Michael Kiser, Good Beer Hunting   Good Beer Hunting was thrilled to partner with Beavertown Brewery at their Extravaganza anniversary celebration this year to bring you some compelling discussions and presentations about the state of craft beer in 2017. A wide range of topics and personalities were available to discuss some of the more pressing, and exciting pursuits in beer. You can learn more about Beavertown's educational investments on their blog. 

Matt & Serg recap the latest in MMA, including Bellator 179: MacDonald VS Daley, the UFC Athlete Retreat, UFC Future Match Ups, Mayweather VS McGregor updates, and talk about Everlast.com writer Nick Dwyer's latest UFC article.   John Gotti Jr. and his brother Frankie Gotti join the show to talk MMA, boxing, and growing up with the Gotti last name.  John trains with Sergio at LAW MMA, and has a record of 5-1, and plans to go pro this September. They answer The Fight Cave 5, which you will not want to miss!

Nick Dwyer returns to the show to talk about the continuation of "Diggin' in the Carts" on RMBA Radio, new interviews, digging deeper into Japanese video game music, and more!

We’re only a couple of episodes in to exploring the UK’s craft beer culture on this podcast, but already stories are beginning to emerge that I wouldn’t have heard if we’d never started. Not long after speaking to Beavertown’s Creative Director, Nick Dwyer, I was approached by his good friend, James Rylance of East London’s Redchurch Brewery. Rylance started telling me about his new brewing project at Redchurch. Redchurch just expanded out of its home in East London to a brand new production facility in Essex, just outside of the city. Making them the first of London’s new wave brewers to do so. Redchurch’s owner, Gary Ward, has handed over the previous facility to Rylance so he can devote time to creating interesting mixed fermentations and using herbs and fruit in some truly experimental beers. He’s dubbed the project “Urban Farmhouse.” Rylance himself has come a long way since he got into brewing while he was studying fine art. He cut his teeth at The Kernel before spending two years at Beavertown as they got up and running, which is where our story begins. I didn’t expect this conversation to take the twists and turns that it does. Rylance went on to tell me about how, after leaving Beavertown, he spent two months making wine in Burgundy. We also talk about the six acres of land where Redchurch will be growing their own fruit and herbs, and discuss the relevance that the term "farmhouse" has for a brewery underneath a railway arch in East London.

The landscape of the British beer industry has seen a seismic shift over the last few years as the influence of American craft beer culture has become ever more pervasive. But what we’re seeing now is breweries that were influenced by U.S. beer culture when they were young are now shaping this to form their own ideal. A new, brighter, and more energetic British beer community.  One of these breweries is Beavertown, of Tottenham, North London, which was founded by Logan Plant—son of none other than Led Zeppelin frontman Robert—in 2012. After finding inspiration in the beer and food culture he discovered in Brooklyn, Plant returned to London and opened a restaurant called Duke’s Brew and Que in a little pocket of East London called De Beauvoir town—"Beavertown" to the locals. In less than four years, Plant has gone from brewing by himself on a six-barrel kit in the kitchen of his restaurant, to employing a 40-strong team at a state of the art 30-barrel facility. In part, this has been thanks to the great beer his brewery produces, but much of Beavertown’s success is also due to the strength of its brand and its great design. Creative director Nick Dwyer joined Beavertown part time shortly after they opened, even pulling a few shifts at Duke’s Brew and Que while the brewery got on its feet. His unique design work, featuring signature skulls and spacemen, has rapidly ensured that Beavertown has become one of the most instantly recognizable beer brands in the UK. And the brewery is already gaining traction in the U.S.—they were the only UK brewery invited to pour at the Firestone Walker invitational last month. Nick’s story of how he accidentally found his way into the beer industry after graduating from art school is a fascinating one. Working in beer might never have been his intention, but now, through his artwork, he’s helping to drive and inspire the UK’s new breed of craft brewers. 

Durée : 41:59 | Original publié le : 10/05/16 | Mise à jour le 13/08/19 Street Fighter II : la légende du jeu vidéo de combat. Un voyage tout en musique ! Bienvenue à toutes et à tous pour ce hors-série spécial Street Fighter II. Un crossover exceptionnel avec "Jeu vidéo et Synapseries" de l'ami Yacine Synapsas. Un grand merci à fqpeh, Nick Dwyer, John Capone, l'équipe de Diggin' in the Carts et Yoko Shimomura pour leur précieuse collaboration. ------------------------------------ Où vous procurer les morceaux de Street Fighter II : Numéro de référence : GS-001 Date de sortie : 12 Dec 2015 Type de publication : Commercial Prix à la sortie : 25 $ Format du média : 3CD Classification : Original Soundtrack, Remaster, Prototype/Unused, Sound Effect Publié par : Brave Wave Composé par : Yoko Shimomura, Isao Abe, Syun Nishigaki, Felix Mendelssohn Coordonné par : Brett Elston

Durée : 41:59 | Original publié le : 10/05/16 | Mise à jour le 13/08/19 Street Fighter II : la légende du jeu vidéo de combat. Un voyage tout en musique ! Bienvenue à toutes et à tous pour ce hors-série spécial Street Fighter II. Un crossover exceptionnel avec "Jeu vidéo et Synapseries" de l'ami Yacine Synapsas. Un grand merci à fqpeh, Nick Dwyer, John Capone, l'équipe de Diggin' in the Carts et Yoko Shimomura pour leur précieuse collaboration. ------------------------------------ Où vous procurer les morceaux de Street Fighter II : Numéro de référence : GS-001 Date de sortie : 12 Dec 2015 Type de publication : Commercial Prix à la sortie : 25 $ Format du média : 3CD Classification : Original Soundtrack, Remaster, Prototype/Unused, Sound Effect Publié par : Brave Wave Composé par : Yoko Shimomura, Isao Abe, Syun Nishigaki, Felix Mendelssohn Coordonné par : Brett Elston

Durée : 41:59 | Original publié le : 10/05/16 | Mise à jour le 13/08/19 Street Fighter II : la légende du jeu vidéo de combat. Un voyage tout en musique ! Bienvenue à toutes et à tous pour ce hors-série spécial Street Fighter II. Un crossover exceptionnel avec "Jeu vidéo et Synapseries" de l'ami Yacine Synapsas. Un grand merci à fqpeh, Nick Dwyer, John Capone, l'équipe de Diggin' in the Carts et Yoko Shimomura pour leur précieuse collaboration. ------------------------------------ Où vous procurer les morceaux de Street Fighter II : Numéro de référence : GS-001 Date de sortie : 12 Dec 2015 Type de publication : Commercial Prix à la sortie : 25 $ Format du média : 3CD Classification : Original Soundtrack, Remaster, Prototype/Unused, Sound Effect Publié par : Brave Wave Composé par : Yoko Shimomura, Isao Abe, Syun Nishigaki, Felix Mendelssohn Coordonné par : Brett Elston

Nick Dwyer, writer/producer of "Diggin' in the Carts" comes on the show to discuss the awesome documentary series on Japanese Video Game Music and it's influences on the rest of the world. Nick also discusses how the project got started, his favorite interviews, what video game music he loves, and more!

OK, so if crazy Kim Jong Il does try nuking Hawaii this weekend, don't blame me. He was planning on it before this horrifying and hilarious gallery of shameful Photoshops appeared. Oh god, what have I done?. First Place — Nick Dwyer. Second Place —T. Baxter. Third Place — Dave Corrasa.