Podcast appearances and mentions of nina diaz

This episode I talk about how grateful I am to everyone who downloaded Hey Bartender Podcast and help me reach my goal of 10000 listeners in a year. Then I talk about the goals I want for next year. We also talk about the drink "The Green Lantern." Finally we hear the single "Thirty-Three," from Nina Diaz! Remember to Share, Like, Comment and Subscribe! www.heybartenderpodcast.com Manscaped: www.manscaped.com Use Promo Code "HEYBARTENDER" at checkout to get 20% off your purchase, and free shipping! Mint Mobile: https://mint-mobile.58dp.net/NKbqo Email: dude@heybartenderpodcast.com Instagram, Facebook, TikTok: @heybartenderpodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/heybartenderpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heybartenderpodcast/support

The very lovely and beautifully talented Nina Diaz sits down with me to discuss one of the greatest musicals of all time, “The Rocky Horror Picture!” We talk all things Tim Curry. How the movie inspired and influence her musical career. This is an amazing discussion. She shares with us her virtual meet with Tim Curry. How she audition for a role in Rocky Horror musical in San Antonio, Texas. Stay tune for the end as we close the show with her cover of Science Fiction. Audio clips and music from The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) are owned and copyrighted by their respectful owners. Special Thanks for Nina Diaz for sharing her Q&A with Tim Curry Her Cover of Science Fiction Double Feature Nina Diaz Patreon https://www.patreon.com/ninadiazsolo Link Tree https://linktr.ee/NinaDiazSolo Special Thanks to Tim Cappello. Visit https://timcappello.com/ Cameo https://www.cameo.com/dolcevito Music and sounds from Music-Note World Graphics made and provided by Luis Estrada

Neste episódio, Paulo Martini e Celbi Pegoraro falam sobre: >> [01:47] mercado de animes apresenta queda de faturamento, a 1ª vez em uma década; >> [17:57] Paramount+ apresenta nova executiva responsável pelas áreas de entretenimento não roteirizado e animação adulta; >> [25:21] Criadores da série animada SOUTH PARK fecham contrato quase bilionário, e controle sobre IPs; >> [42:56] Afeganistão, Talibã e as animações; >> [1:34:35] e as DICAS CULTURAIS: >> Livro AS MIL E UMA NOITES, Vol. 1, tradução de Mamede Mustafa Jarouche | Compre na Amazon: https://amzn.to/3zBaICV >> Vídeo: JOHN CANEMAKER entrevista RICHARD WILLIAMS | Assista no Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1zED7aXuPI >> Filme A GANHA-PÃO (The Breadwinner) | Assista no Netflix --- Apoie o AnimaSom, contribuindo mensalmente com a produção de novos episódios: catarse.me/AnimaSom. Obrigado!

This is a special one y'all. We get to talk to the one and only Nina Diaz of Nina Diaz fame (former front woman of Girl in a Coma). We get deep in this one and yes we asked about Girl in a Coma's future, but this interview is so much more. Episode notes: The Four Agreements is the book that is mentioned. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fanbanter/support

This episode I talk about how grateful I am to everyone who downloaded Hey Bartender Podcast and help me reach my god of 10000 listeners in a year. Then I talk about the goals I want for next year.We also talk about the drink "The Green Lantern."Finally we hear the single "Thirty-Three," from Nina Diaz!Remember to share, like and subscribe!www.heybartenderpodcast.com

A pair of renegades that back up our assertion that San Antonio might just be the most interesting city in America.

Show 120 starts with Bill and Stig talking about the premature reporting of Tom Petty's death. Also discussed, what's coming up during the rest of the show.  Music Break - Giant Kitty "Don't Stop That Bus" At 4:25, the segment starts with beer selections for the week. Stig and Bill then discuss Day for Night being a woman-centric festival. Also discussed is the shift of Nina Diaz, from the band Girl in a Coma, to also performing as a solo artist.  Music Break - Tom Petty "Time to Move On" At 14:16, Bill shares some updates on the Texas Legislature especially regarding Joe Straus. Stig brings the news on jury assembly rooms downtown, a post-Harvey sad story.  Music Break - Twin Forks "Back to You" At 23:16, Stig updates a parole hearing. Bill shares legal news concerning the downtown tigers. Stig and Bill then work the sports segment with Astros and Texans news. Music Break - SNL "More Cowbell" At 37:37, Bill and Stig share what's new for them this week. Bill goes to a new eatery, Stig watches a disturbing film. For complete news and links and musical citations - javamuses.javatime.us

Kyle speaks about Selena and Velvet Underground with the phenomenal vocalist/songwriter Nina Diaz. Nina started performing at age thirteen in San Antonio, Texas with the punk band Girl In A Coma.

Kyle speaks about Selena and Velvet Underground with the phenomenal vocalist/songwriter Nina Diaz. Nina started performing at age thirteen in San Antonio, Texas with the punk band Girl In A Coma.

Kyle speaks about Selena and Velvet Underground with the phenomenal vocalist/songwriter Nina Diaz. Nina started performing at age thirteen in San Antonio, Texas with the punk band Girl In A Coma.

On this episode of The Wayne Holtz Podcast, Wayne Holtz talks with recording artist, Nina Diaz! They discuss Nina's new solo record, "The Beat Is Dead", her time in the music industry, touring with legends like Morrissey, life, love, and of course her time being the lead singer of the legendary all-girl band, Girl In A Coma. Download the podcast free on iTunes, TuneIn Radio and GooglePlay! Follow The Wayne Holtz Podcast on Facebook, on Instagram @thewayneholtzpodcast and Twitter @waynepodcast Follow Nina on Facebook, and on Instagram/Twitter @ninadiazmusic Follow our host Wayne Holtz, on Facebook, on Instagram @wayneholtz_ and Twitter @wayneholtz

Nina Diaz, lead singer of the indie punk rock band, Girl in a Coma has been on tour for her debut solo album, The Beat is Dead. This album tells the story of… Continue reading →

I'm not a sadist. Really. Just because every so often I bring out something like "Slippery When Wet" or "Open Up and Say Ahhhh!" that doesn't mean I enjoy torturing the other show hosts, it just means I enjoy a lively discussion (after all, I have to listen to those albums too). But if you were to just listen to Kevin and Ryan you would think I stuck them in a closet with a Ray Stevens album on repeat (hmmm, note to self: Ray Stevens). So in the spirit of peace, I brought something to the table I was pretty sure Ryan was gonna eat up and go back for seconds! The Gotobeds' "Poor People Are Revolting" did the trick. All the late 70's post punk/mid-90's indie rock you could ever want to find in one album. So please enjoy. And don't start bitching next time I show up with that Ray Stevens record (they call him the streak...) Pick up this week's album from The Gotobeds on their Bandcamp page. Also this week, we spend A Few Minutes With Ultimate Fakebook's Tell Me What You Want. For A Current Affair we listen to the beautiful voice of Nina Diaz performing her single, January 9th, for the Tiny Desk Concert series. Next episode is our 100th Somebody Likes It. Tune in to hear our picks from top 100 lists from the 70's, 80's, 90's, and 00's.

Gregg’s Guide to New Music Episode 85 Nina Diaz –http://www.ninadiazmusic.com/facebook.com/ninadiazmusic/, @NinaDiazMusic Mona –http://www.monatheband.com/facebook.com/monatheband/, @MONATHEBAND Off With Their Heads –http://epitaph.com/artists/off-with-their-headsfacebook.com/owth42069/, @OWTH Dropkick Murphys –http://www.dropkickmurphys.com/facebook.com/DropkickMurphys/, @DropkickMurphys Japandroids –http://japandroids.com/facebook.com/japandroids/, @Japandroids Dead to Me –http://deadtomesf.com/facebook.com/deadtomesf/, @deadtomesf Reel Big Fish –http://www.reel-big-fish.com/facebook.com/ReelBigFish/, @ReelBigFish Big D and the Kids Table –http://www.bigdandthekidstable.com/, https://bigdandthekidstable.bandcamp.com/facebook.com/bigdboston/, @BigDBoston

Gregg's Guide to New Music Episode 85 Nina Diaz –http://www.ninadiazmusic.com/facebook.com/ninadiazmusic/, @NinaDiazMusic Mona –http://www.monatheband.com/facebook.com/monatheband/, @MONATHEBAND Off With Their Heads –http://epitaph.com/artists/off-with-their-headsfacebook.com/owth42069/, @OWTH Dropkick Murphys –http://www.dropkickmurphys.com/facebook.com/DropkickMurphys/, @DropkickMurphys Japandroids –http://japandroids.com/facebook.com/japandroids/, @Japandroids Dead to Me –http://deadtomesf.com/facebook.com/deadtomesf/, @deadtomesf Reel Big Fish –http://www.reel-big-fish.com/facebook.com/ReelBigFish/, @ReelBigFish Big D and the Kids Table –http://www.bigdandthekidstable.com/, https://bigdandthekidstable.bandcamp.com/facebook.com/bigdboston/, @BigDBoston

Gregg’s Guide to New Music Episode 85 Nina Diaz –http://www.ninadiazmusic.com/facebook.com/ninadiazmusic/, @NinaDiazMusic Mona –http://www.monatheband.com/facebook.com/monatheband/, @MONATHEBAND Off With Their Heads –http://epitaph.com/artists/off-with-their-headsfacebook.com/owth42069/, @OWTH Dropkick Murphys –http://www.dropkickmurphys.com/facebook.com/DropkickMurphys/, @DropkickMurphys Japandroids –http://japandroids.com/facebook.com/japandroids/, @Japandroids Dead to Me –http://deadtomesf.com/facebook.com/deadtomesf/, @deadtomesf Reel Big Fish –http://www.reel-big-fish.com/facebook.com/ReelBigFish/, @ReelBigFish Big D and the Kids Table –http://www.bigdandthekidstable.com/, https://bigdandthekidstable.bandcamp.com/facebook.com/bigdboston/, @BigDBoston

Gregg’s Guide to New Music Episode 85 Nina Diaz –http://www.ninadiazmusic.com/facebook.com/ninadiazmusic/, @NinaDiazMusic Mona –http://www.monatheband.com/facebook.com/monatheband/, @MONATHEBAND Off With Their Heads –http://epitaph.com/artists/off-with-their-headsfacebook.com/owth42069/, @OWTH Dropkick Murphys –http://www.dropkickmurphys.com/facebook.com/DropkickMurphys/, @DropkickMurphys Japandroids –http://japandroids.com/facebook.com/japandroids/, @Japandroids Dead to Me –http://deadtomesf.com/facebook.com/deadtomesf/, @deadtomesf Reel Big Fish –http://www.reel-big-fish.com/facebook.com/ReelBigFish/, @ReelBigFish Big D and the Kids Table –http://www.bigdandthekidstable.com/, https://bigdandthekidstable.bandcamp.com/facebook.com/bigdboston/, @BigDBoston

The Beat is Dead, newly released solo album by Nina Diaz, lead singer of Girl In A Coma. Many albums capture the flood of introspection that comes after a life-changing experience. But The Beat Is Dead (out October 28 on Cosmica Records)—an expansive body of work that sonically references musicals, alt-metal, indie pop, new wave—powerfully chronicles Nina’s journey itself. “This album is the story of my addiction and my sobriety,” she says. Some songs were written while using, some in the infancy of going clean, some looking back months later with clarity. “It’s like I shed a lot of different layers of skin during this process.” The Beat Is Dead, produced by both Nina and Manuel Calderon (who engineered Girl in a Coma’s Trio B.C.), didn’t start out that way. While working on new material for her band, Nina penned the rousing “Trick Candle.” As with any other Girl in a Coma song, she fleshed it out with her bandmates, drummer Phanie Diaz (Nina’s sister) and bassist Jenn Alva. “I’m the writer, but our songs really are group efforts,” Nina says. “We jammed it out, but it didn’t feel right. It wasn’t what I envisioned.” What followed were a few difficult, but ultimately supportive, conversations about Nina taking on solo projects between Girl in a Coma albums. “It was a little rough at first. People were scared—I was scared!” she says. “But I knew I just needed to do this.”

The Beat is Dead, newly released solo album by Nina Diaz, lead singer of Girl In A Coma. Many albums capture the flood of introspection that comes after a life-changing experience. But The Beat Is Dead (out October 28 on Cosmica Records)—an expansive body of work that sonically references musicals, alt-metal, indie pop, new wave—powerfully chronicles Nina’s journey itself. “This album is the story of my addiction and my sobriety,” she says. Some songs were written while using, some in the infancy of going clean, some looking back months later with clarity. “It’s like I shed a lot of different layers of skin during this process.” The Beat Is Dead, produced by both Nina and Manuel Calderon (who engineered Girl in a Coma’s Trio B.C.), didn’t start out that way. While working on new material for her band, Nina penned the rousing “Trick Candle.” As with any other Girl in a Coma song, she fleshed it out with her bandmates, drummer Phanie Diaz (Nina’s sister) and bassist Jenn Alva. “I’m the writer, but our songs really are group efforts,” Nina says. “We jammed it out, but it didn’t feel right. It wasn’t what I envisioned.” What followed were a few difficult, but ultimately supportive, conversations about Nina taking on solo projects between Girl in a Coma albums. “It was a little rough at first. People were scared—I was scared!” she says. “But I knew I just needed to do this.”

Episode 15: Nina Diaz, Tobin Center, and Paul is DeadHey, there you are. We we’re looking all over for you. We were here, it was you that was absent for a few weeks. Anyway, this week we talk about our visit to the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts to watch David Garza, Lonely Horse, and the Nina Diaz Solo Project.While we were there, we had a What If discussion about music, the forced absence of some pop stars, and who we would choose to be. We love theoretical questions, so this might happen more often in the shows. Anyway, we’re not promising a full return because life is full of surprises, but I can promise at least one per month. Ok, promise is too much of a commitment, but if you’ve subscribed, you’ll see us as soon as we pop back up. Hopefully more often than not.You can contact us on Google Voicemail @ 210-802-1197, @ www.itsaguythingpodcast.com/contactus, on Twitter: @itsaguythingpod, on Facebook: /itsaguythingpodcast & check out our main site @ www.iagtpod.comAs a member of the 210 Podcast Network, we are partially brought to you by Audible.com. Get your free audio book download and free 30-day trial when you visit 210LocalMusic.com/Audible. It also helps us keep the podcast network running. Thanks for listening!www.itsaguythingpodcast.com www.210LocalMusic.com www.210PodcastNetwork.comMusic by San Antonio musician, Team Felix - No Women, No Kids  

Episode 31: San Antonio Women of Rock Volume 1This episode, we're focusing on some great San Antonio bands with female vocalists. Huge shout out to Nina Diaz of Girl in a Coma who's already in the studio recording her solo album and another shout out to Phanie and Jenn from Girl in a Coma for starting their riot girl side project, Fea. This doesn't mean the band's breaking up, just exploring new things. Honestly, I'm hopeful in the idea that this means that they're using these projects to work things out creatively and return to Girl in a Coma refreshed and raring to go. Now, I've got to apologize that there won't be any GIAC songs in this episode, but I don't have any releases to play them on the show. It seems to me that when a band is on a label, it makes it that much more difficult to work with them. This isn't a reflection on the band, just the process and red tape that comes with dealing with legal entities and people who are trying to watch their backs and are being use to getting taken advantage of. I'm planning on trying to work with the Girls during their time in these side projects, which are unrelated to GIAC, which means they are independent from any label or record exec issues. I know the girls would be down, they're really down to earth and want what every other musician wants, to be heard.I know I've been saying this for almost a month now, but the changes that are coming are still moving along very slowly. No biggie though, it just means I can build up the excitement for when it does happen. One thing that might start happening that I haven't mentioned are on air song or album reviews. Look forward to those sooner rather than later.Let's get to the music now! We've got:Bite Lip Bleed - #16 on ReverbNation's Indie/Ska/Punk chart, sounds like No Doubt. Featuring Jen Cavazos - Vocals, Robert Binovi – Drums, Jeremy Garza – Saxophone, Nick Valdez – Bass, Juan Luna – Guitar, Gilbert Covarrubias – Trombone, &  Laith Garet Fisk – Trumpet. Our photographer friend, RD totally digs this band, as do I. Here's their song Alcohol.Celeste'al Descent - #10 on ReverbNation's Alternative/Alt. Rock/Pop Punk chart, featuring Celeste Nichole Munoz (Lead Vocalist), Isaac Isaiah Alvarez (Guitar), Josue Jimenez (Drums) and Corbin Beltran on Bass. This band has been requested the most out of any band for being spotlighted on the show via Twitter and Facebook. Here's Celeste'al Descent with Mind Over Heart.Langton Drive - #4 on ReverbNation's Indie/Rock/Queer Rock chart, featuring Jessie Riot - Vocals, Christine Rebel - Drums, Jes DeGeneres - Bass, and their new Guitarist, Jessica Perry. These ladies helped us out by killing it for the 210 Toys for Tots show in December last year and are a great group of ladies. It was really great getting to meet them and work with them. Here's their eponymous track, Langton Drive!Octahedron - ReverbNation's #1 on the Indie/Alternative chart, Octahedron features Elena Lopez - vocals, Ruben Lopez - bass, Austin Jimison - Guitar, and Daniel Puente - Drums. They're currently looking to record their debut album and I was able to hook them up with a spot opening up with 210 favorite Slowlikefire about a month ago. Look for some more great shows with these guys. Here's our debut of their new recording, Cold Reality.Rain on the Aftermath - Ranked #5 on ReverbNation's Rock/Progressive/Alternative chart, Rain on the Aftermath features Andrea Cerda - Vocals, David Garcia - Drums, Jacob Vallejo - Guitar, Chuy Hernandez - Guitar, and Chris Holt - Bass. These guys play at the Falls and Retox Bar constantly, so you have no excuse not to make it out, although I still have to check them out live as well. Here's Sucker Punch, off of their recently completed album.Secrets & Irises - Ranked #8 on ReverbNation's Indie/Electro/Alternative charts and includes Kelsey Novak - Vocals, Jesster Boyce - Guitar, Joey Gonzalez - Guitar, Josh Barrera - Bass, and Carlos Jimenez - Drums. These guys killed it at Indie Fest 3 and are a --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/210localmedia0/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/210localmedia0/support