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DAVID GAUSA presents SUTIL SENSATIONS RADIO / N#454 TRACKLIST JUNE 7th 2023 / 7 JUNIO 2024 John Summit & HAYLA 'Shiver' (Cassian Remix) - Experts Only Vintage Culture, NoMBe 'Pleasure Chasers' (taken from 'Promised Land' LP) - Vintage Culture / Virgin Disclosure 'She's Gone, Dance On' - Disorder KC Lights 'Sky (Shining Bright)' - D4 D4NCE Sem Jacobs & Tagmann 'Blue Berries' - FUNKiMAN CASSIMM 'I Hear You' (taken from 'House Moves' EP) - Rekids Elderbrook & George FitzGerald 'Glad I Found You' - Mine Recordings Fred again.., Anderson .Paak & CHIKA 'places to be' - Atlantic Records UK --- TRACK OF THE WEEK / TEMA DE LA SEMANA The Chemical Brothers 'Hey Boy Hey Girl' (ARTBAT Remix) - Positiva --- THE TECH HOUSE ZONE Gina Breeze feat. Sophie Joy 'Shadows' (N-You-Up Dub) - Nervous Malone & Nacho Scoppa 'On Yo Head' - WHYNOTUS PAWSA feat. Nate Dogg 'PICK UP THE PHONE' - PAWZ Martin Ikin, Winnie Ama 'Control It' - Toolroom --- Azzecca 'It's Strange' - DGTL Max Styler 'Follow Me' (taken from 'Four To The Floor 35' VA/EP) - Diynamic --- THE LAIDBACK ROOM / LA SALA 2 LP Giobbi feat. Jacob Banks 'Feel' - Counter Records --- DAVID GAUSA IN THE MIX: #CANELAFINA TAKEOVER Nick Morgan 'Take My Heart' - Another Record Label CamelPhat feat. RHODES 'Home' (Samm & Ajna Remix) - When Stars Align / The Nations Moeaike 'Bo Bom' (Alan Dixon Remix) - Madorasindahouse REBRN 'Finish Line' (taken from 'Constellation Series Vol. 3' VA/EP) - When Stars Align Simon Doty & My Friend 'Tuxedo Park' - Anjunadeep Adriatique & Solique ft. ALSO ASTIR 'Changing Colors' - X Recordings Sasha & Super Flu 'Astra' - Last Night On Earth --- THE CLASSIC / EL CLASICO The Chemical Brothers 'Hey Boy Hey Girl' (Original 1999 Mix) - Virgin --- If you want to know more about DAVID GAUSA, visit: Si quieres saber mas de DAVID GAUSA, visita: http://www.davidgausa.com http://instagram.com/davidgausa http://www.facebook.com/davidgausa http://twitter.com/davidgausa http://soundcloud.com/davidgausa http://www.mixcloud.com/davidgausa http://www.youtube.com/davidgausa http://www.sutilrecords.com http://www.facebook.com/sutilrecords

In questa decima e ultima puntata di UrbanisMi, ripercorriamo la storia dei quartieri di Porta Genova e San Cristoforo soffermandoci sui progetti di rigenerazione che coinvolgono le molteplici fabbriche dismesse della zona e i due scali ferroviari.Ecco tutti gli argomenti trattati: chiesetta di San Cristoforo sul Naviglio; stazioni di porta Genova e San Cristoforo; terminal auto-cuccette incompiuto di A. Rossi e G. Braghieri a San Cristoforo; ponte di ferro e passerella ciclopedonale Biki a Porta Genova; piscina Solari e biblioteca Lorenteggio di Arrigo Arrighetti; progetti di rigenerazione delle fabbriche General Electric (Luxottica Digital Factory e Hotel nhow Milano), Nestlè (Armani Silos, Armani Teatro e Armani HR), Ansaldo (Mudec, BASE, laboratori della Scala), Bisleri (complesso commerciale abitativo Solari 11 Bisleri 1881), Riva-Calzoni (Fendi, Moncler, Diesel, Erno, Zegna, complesso residenziale e giardini di Antonio Zanuso), villaggio alle ex Schlumberger Industries, Osram (Piazza Berlinguer e unità residenziali in via Savona), Loro Parisini (nuove torri e riqualificazione dell'edificio lineare di Luigi Caccia Dominioni), Richard Ginori (campus aziendale e nuovo quartier generale WPP); riqualificazione torri ex-Ligresti; ponte di ferro Richard Ginori; rigenerazione degli scali di Porta Genova (Agroscalo) e San Cristoforo (parco blu Agenti Climatici e passerella ciclopedonale); Giardino Gonin Giordani e Parco Giambellino a San Curato D'Ars; Nuova biblioteca Lorenteggio al Parco Odazio; M4 Segneri e riqualificazione del quartiere IACP Giambellino Lorenteggio; nuove residenze Terminal Tower, CasaBorio Tirana 24 e Settimo Cielo in Piazza Tirana, Bosconavigli, Urban Village Navigli, Watt 15, Porta Naviglio Grande, Navigli Life e Forrest in Town.Fonti: blog.urbanfile.org; it.wikipedia.org; museolab6.com; mumi-ecomuseo.it; milanocittastato.it; milanodabere.itDalla Milano storicamente avvolta nei toni grigi del suo passato industriale, emerge una nuova città che sta ridipingendo la sua identità urbana di verde, colore della sostenibilità e dell'innovazione a beneficio della collettività. Scritta e narrata da Maria Chiara Virgili, UrbanisMi è la serie di episodi di Artribune che dà voce alla rigenerazione urbana di Milano.Ascolta la città del futuro, un quartiere alla volta!Free Copyright Music: Deep in the dell, Silver sparkles, Always on a journey e Smooth City Living by Geoffharvey via Pixabay; No.10 A New Beginning by Esther Abrami via YouTube Audio Library; Two of Us e Sangria by Saidbysed via YouTube Audio Library; Take Me Down To The Fashion Show by NoMBe via YouTube Audio Library; Confident Kurt by TrackTribe via YouTube Audio Library

Greco Milanese, un tempo comune autonomo con una storia che affonda le radici nel medioevo, si trasformò da zona rurale a un polo industriale con l'arrivo della linea ferroviaria Milano-Monza nel 1863. La zona divenne nota per la stazione ferroviaria Greco-Pirelli e per il Deposito Locomotori, sorti quando gli insediamenti industriali limitrofi della Pirelli, della Breda e della Falck richiesero un supporto ferroviario per il trasporto di uomini e merci. Una storia che inevitabilmente si intreccia a quella della Bicocca, frazione a metà tra i comuni di Niguarda e di Greco Milanese (sino all'annessione al Comune di Milano avvenuta nel 1923) e che si sviluppò attorno a una “bicocca”: fortezza nei pressi della quale si consumò l'omonima battaglia nel 1522. Lo storico edificio, da cui l'area prese appunto il nome, fu rimodellato in dimora estiva dai nobili Arcimboldi di Parma e passò nel 1918 agli industriali Pirelli, i quali possedevano nei pressi i propri stabilimenti e borghi. La Bicocca degli Arcimboldi divenne sede di rappresentanza e simbolo dell'azienda produttrice di pneumatici, la quale per prima avviò il dibattito sulla risistemazione del sito con il declino dell'industria. Nel 1985 indisse un concorso, poi vinto da Vittorio Gregotti, per la riqualificazione delle aree dismesse e la riconversione delle stesse, dando inizio a un processo di rigenerazione che portò alla creazione di complessi residenziali, culturali e, soprattutto, all'insediamento del nuovo polo universitario milanese.Argomenti trattati: Cassina de' Pomm e Pont del Pan Fiss sulla Martesana; Greco Milanese e la stazione ferroviaria Greco-Pirelli; la Bicocca degli Arcimboldi; la Pirelli alla Bicocca; il progetto di riqualificazione e riconversione delle aree dismesse di Vittorio Gregotti e l'università; il teatro degli Arcimboldi; Pirelli HangarBicocca e Bicocca Village; Edificio U10; BiM; CX Milan Bicocca all'ex Manifattura Tabacchi; rigenerazione dell'ex caserma Mameli; Innesto all'ex scalo Greco Breda; Theorema Building; Quore; Fulvio Testi 223; Open e Superlab in via Sarca 336.Fonti: blog.urbanfile.org; istitutoeuroarabo.it; lagrandemilano.it; noizona2.it; it.wikipedia.orgDalla Milano storicamente avvolta nei toni grigi del suo passato industriale, emerge una nuova città che sta ridipingendo la sua identità urbana di verde, colore della sostenibilità e dell'innovazione a beneficio della collettività. Scritta e narrata da Maria Chiara Virgili, UrbanisMi è la serie di episodi di Artribune che dà voce alla rigenerazione urbana di Milano.Ascolta la città del futuro, un quartiere alla volta!Free Copyright Music: Deep in the dell, Silver sparkles, Always on a journey e Smooth City Living by Geoffharvey via Pixabay; No.10 A New Beginning by Esther Abrami via YouTube Audio Library; Two of Us e Sangria by Saidbysed via YouTube Audio Library; Take Me Down To The Fashion Show by NoMBe via YouTube Audio Library; Confident Kurt by TrackTribe via YouTube Audio Library

A piazzale Loreto c'è un palazzo che segna l'ora. È il cosiddetto palazzo di fuoco, edificio per uffici, posto tra viale Monza e via Padova, costruito sul finire degli anni Sessanta da Giulio Minoletti e Giuseppe Chiodi. La facciata di otto piani, in vetro e alluminio, illuminata di notte da suggestive fasce di colori, gli valse il soprannome; sul tetto, un grande orologio luminoso e un alto pennone con una stella scintillante e scenografica coronavano il tutto. Negli anni Ottanta queste due installazioni vennero rimosse e sostituite con un più tradizionale ledwall pubblicitario, mentre solo il recente intervento di riqualificazione, realizzato su progetto dello studio GBPA Architects, ha permesso all'edificio di ritrovare la sua iconica facciata con luci led colorate che, in chiave contemporanea, lanciano messaggi come un tempo. Annunciano la data e l'ora in uno spazio urbano che non è solo uno dei punti di maggior transito della città, ma crocevia di vicende che coinvolgono storia, memoria, politica, orrore. Un luogo che facciamo fatica a non associare agli avvenimenti di cui è stato teatro; alle ore 5:45 del 10 agosto 1944, alle 3:40 del 29 aprile 1945: giorni e precisi istanti di cui, ancora oggi, segna il ricordo.Argomenti trattati: Piazzale Loreto, il Palazzo di Fuoco; Chiesa della Moadonna di Loreto; l'Albergo Loreto e Hotel Titanus-Loreto; Cinema Teatro Loreto; Loreto Open Community; Co-Inventing Doria; Dropcity; recupero edilizio di via Scarlatti; residenze Garofalo-Paisiello; Ampere Living 30; Vittor Pisani 19 e VP22 The Hidden Woods; torre MI.C.Fonti: ilgiornaledelricordo.it; fondazionefeltrinelli.it; blog.urbanfile.orgDalla Milano storicamente avvolta nei toni grigi del suo passato industriale, emerge una nuova città che sta ridipingendo la sua identità urbana di verde, colore della sostenibilità e dell'innovazione a beneficio della collettività. Scritta e narrata da Maria Chiara Virgili, UrbanisMi è la serie di episodi di Artribune che dà voce alla rigenerazione urbana di Milano. Ascolta la città del futuro, un quartiere alla volta!Free Copyright Music: Deep in the dell, Silver sparkles, Always on a journey e Smooth City Living by Geoffharvey via Pixabay; No.10 A New Beginning by Esther Abrami via YouTube Audio Library; Two of Us e Sangria by Saidbysed via YouTube Audio Library; Take Me Down To The Fashion Show by NoMBe via YouTube Audio Library; Confident Kurt by TrackTribe via YouTube Audio Library

Era il 1946 quando, nell'ambito dell'ottava edizione della Triennale di Milano, si diede inizio alla costruzione del QT8, il quartiere immerso nel verde, collocato tra le zone di San Siro, Portello e Lampugnano, nato come una sorta di mostra permanente e progressiva nel tempo per sperimentare nuovi modelli di abitare e per rispondere all'emergenza abitativa del dopoguerra. Ideatore di questo pionieristico laboratorio, che avrebbe sottoposto a verifica del pubblico le aspirazioni dell'architettura e dell'urbanistica moderna, fu Piero Bottoni, il quale ebbe una singolare quanto geniale intuizione per completamento dell'opera: costruire un rilievo artificiale con le macerie di tutti gli edifici distrutti a seguito dei bombardamenti subiti dalla città, all'interno di un grande parco urbano. Dedicò il Monte Stella, luogo simbolo della rinascita di Milano, a sua moglie Elsa Stella, ed è proprio da quest'unica altura cittadina, divenuta nota come la Montagnetta di San Siro che, guardandoci attorno, iniziamo a ripercorrere la storia della “cittadella dello sport”. La vicenda di un quartiere il cui nome rimanda la mente di tutti allo stadio omonimo, intitolato nel 1980 al calciatore Giuseppe Meazza, ma il cui passato è legato a doppio filo con l'antico borgo, sorto attorno alla chiesetta medievale di San Siro alla Vepra, dedicata al primo Vescovo di Pavia, e a un'altra disciplina destinata al successo: l'ippica.Argomenti trattati: il QT8 e il Monte Stella; San Siro alla Vespra e la Villa Fossati-Triste; l'ippodromo del trotto e del galoppo di San Siro; progetti EXTM, Syre ed ex scuderie de Montel; lo stadio Meazza; il lido di Milano; Allianz Cloud e PalaSharp; Hippodrome a Lampugnano; Ivory e Monte Rosa 91 all'ex Isotta Fraschini; Certosa District; Uptown e Città Contemporanea; Merlata Bloom Milano; Milano Innovation District.Fonti: Artribune.com; ippodromisnai.it; blog.urbanfile.org; mindmilano.it; AXA IM Alts; Hines.Dalla Milano storicamente avvolta nei toni grigi del suo passato industriale, emerge una nuova città che sta ridipingendo la sua identità urbana di verde, colore della sostenibilità e dell'innovazione a beneficio della collettività. Scritta e narrata da Maria Chiara Virgili, UrbanisMi è la serie di episodi di Artribune che dà voce alla rigenerazione urbana di Milano. Ascolta la città del futuro, un quartiere alla volta!Free Copyright Music: Deep in the dell, Silver sparkles, Always on a journey e Smooth City Living by Geoffharvey via Pixabay; No.10 A New Beginning by Esther Abrami via YouTube Audio Library; Two of Us e Sangria by Saidbysed via YouTube Audio Library; Take Me Down To The Fashion Show by NoMBe via YouTube Audio Library; Confident Kurt by TrackTribe via YouTube Audio Library

Conosciuta al volgere del secolo come la "piccola Manchester di Milano”, per lungo tempo Bovisa è stata uno dei poli produttivi più importanti d'Italia: un quartiere industriale estremamente attivo sia nell'ambito chimico-farmaceutico sia in quello meccanico. Grandi impianti e piccole fabbriche, uniti da una rete di articolati rapporti intersettoriali, mutarono progressivamente l'economia e l'originaria struttura agraria del borgo, il quale, anno dopo anno, assunse la definitiva fisionomia del quartiere operaio. A segnare il paesaggio capannoni, ciminiere e gasometri, oggi scheletri e reperti di archeologia industriale che ci restituiscono la testimonianza di un fecondo passato produttivo a cui seguì, nella seconda metà del Novecento, un inesorabile processo di dismissione e abbandono. La rigenerazione urbana della Bovisa è iniziata negli anni Novanta grazie all'arrivo della nuova sede del Politecnico e alla successiva apertura del Passante Ferroviario, altro importante fattore di rilancio che ha permesso di aprire alla città un quartiere storicamente isolato, anche a causa delle sue stesse infrastrutture.Argomenti trattati: Chiesa di Santa Maria del Buon Consiglio; la Candiani, la Ceretti & Tanfani e l'Officina del Gas; la Milano Films e le altre industrie cinematografiche; Fratelli Branca Distillerie e Cristallerie Fratelli Livellara, oggi Spirit de Milan; Istituto di ricerca farmaceutica Mario Negri; Campus Bovisa La Masa, Campus Bovisa Durando e Dipartimento di Energia EN:LAB del Politecnico di Milano; rigenerazione urbana dell'area della goccia, progetto di RPBW; MoLeCoLa di Park Associati; sede di Mediapason, Triennale Bovisa e Base B di Euromilano; Fondazione Sozzani; Residenze e uffici in via Verità 11, via Arrivabene 14 e via Candiani 66; Studentati di via Andreoli, via Bellagio e via Baldinucci.Fonti: Artribune.com; blog.urbanfile.org; marcomerati.it; “Conoscere Milano, la Bovisa che cambia” via irp-cdn.multiscreensite.com; exibart.com;I contributi audio sono tratti da: “Milano, posa del primo albero al campus del Politecnico alla Bovisa” (estratto dell'intervista a Renzo Piano), video di Milano Pavia TV On Demand pubblicato su YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yb2O51HpRL0Dalla Milano storicamente avvolta nei toni grigi del suo passato industriale, emerge una nuova città che sta ridipingendo la sua identità urbana di verde, colore della sostenibilità e dell'innovazione a beneficio della collettività. Scritta e narrata da Maria Chiara Virgili, UrbanisMi è la serie di episodi di Artribune che dà voce alla rigenerazione urbana di Milano. Ascolta la città del futuro, un quartiere alla volta!Free Copyright Music: Deep in the dell, Silver sparkles, Always on a journey e Smooth City Living by Geoffharvey via Pixabay; No.10 A New Beginning by Esther Abrami via YouTube Audio Library; Two of Us e Sangria by Saidbysed via YouTube Audio Library; Take Me Down To The Fashion Show by NoMBe via YouTube Audio Library; Confident Kurt by TrackTribe via YouTube Audio Library

“Ortica viene da Orto”. È il titolo di un coloratissimo murales a fiori a ricordare le origini del più piccolo quartiere di Milano: un angolo di città, sorto sulle sponde del fiume Lambro, la cui antica vocazione agricola riecheggia proprio nel suo toponimo. In questa frazione, annessa a Milano nel 1923 e prima appartenente al comune di Lambrate, c'erano appunto, un tempo, solo orti e campi irrigati, qualche cascina e una chiesetta medievale in una piazza senza nome. Uno scenario bucolico che finì per svanire quando, su quegli stessi campi verdi, iniziarono a germogliare fabbriche, strade ferrate e, nel 1896, fu inaugurata la prima stazione. Eppure, a quell'inesorabile isolamento dal centro della città, il borgo dell'Ortica seppe rispondere in modo del tutto singolare. Se è vero che l'omonima pianta erbacea cresce spontanea persino ai bordi delle strade, fra i detriti e nelle fenditure del cemento, allo stesso modo la comunità mai abbandonò le sue radici popolari, le sue tradizioni, venendo incontro, in autonomia, ai bisogni - anche ludici e sociali - di un quartiere operaio nato attorno a due soli blocchi di case popolari per ferrovieri, e intrappolato in un dedalo di binari all'estrema periferia est di Milano.Argomenti trattati: OrMe Orticanoodles; le stazioni di Ortica e Lambrate; chiesa di San Faustino e Giovita; la balera dell'ortica e l'osteria del gatto nero; il Cascinet alla Cascina di Sant'Ambrogio alla Cavriana; il gasometro dell'Ortica; l'istituto Martinitt; MyLine; Pitteri 8; Tucidide 56 all'ex Richard Ginori; quartiere residenziale Rubattino e Parco della Lambretta; Sintesy; Magnifica fabbrica, nuova piattaforma logistica e Camozzi Research Center all'ex Innocenti; Bistolfi 31 all'ex Sammontana; Homizy Rubattino; East Garden e Housing in Dei Canzi all'ex de Nora; Reinventing cities: Tre Piazze nel Parco all'ex scalo Lambrate e Green Between Urban Textures a Crescenzago; Welcome, feeling at work al Parco Lambro; quartiere di via Feltre; chiesa di Sant'Ignazio di Loyola; Ventura Lambrate; Contemporary Art Night.Fonti: zero.eu; napolimonitor.it; blog.urbanfile.it; clubmilano.net; pantografomagazine.com; linkiesta.it; abbanews.eu; viveremilano.info; hesitantexplorers.com; teatromartinitt.it; orticamemoria.com; fsnews.it; yesmilano.it; living.corriere.it; viaggi.corriere.it; martebenicult.wordpress.comI contributi audio sono tratti da: “Al Rubattino nasce la Magnifica Fabbrica della Scala” (estratto dell'intervista a Tommaso Sacchi, Assessore Comunale alla Cultura), video di Milano Pavia TV On Demand pubblicato su YouTube https://youtu.be/cIiFpSpCVpE?si=b1jW4gXTDzb3TlA6Dalla Milano storicamente avvolta nei toni grigi del suo passato industriale, emerge una nuova città che sta ridipingendo la sua identità urbana di verde, colore della sostenibilità e dell'innovazione a beneficio della collettività. Scritta e narrata da Maria Chiara Virgili, UrbanisMi è la serie di episodi di Artribune che dà voce alla rigenerazione urbana di Milano.Ascolta la città del futuro, un quartiere alla volta!Free Copyright Music: Deep in the dell, Silver sparkles, Always on a journey e Smooth City Living by Geoffharvey via Pixabay; No.10 A New Beginning by Esther Abrami via YouTube Audio Library; Two of Us e Sangria by Saidbysed via YouTube Audio Library; Take Me Down To The Fashion Show by NoMBe via YouTube Audio Library; Confident Kurt by TrackTribe via YouTube Audio Library

Terra di confine. Terra di tutti e di nessuno. Succede in un fazzoletto di città defilato ma non troppo, a due passi dal cimitero monumentale, tempio di fama e memoria, e dall'Alcatraz, tempio pagano del rock e della notte. Al Farini si incontrano la vita e la morte, l'anima popolare e la multietnicità: figlie dei sobborghi e dei vuoti limitrofi. In questo ritaglio urbano, delimitato dalla circonvallazione e condizionato dalla presenza dell'omonimo, macroscopico, ex scalo, la storia è stata lentamente inghiottita dalla ferrovia e dall'imperversare dell'industria. Di quelle cascine e chiesette, delle case popolari e dei villaggi operai che punteggiavano la zona, resta qualche foto in bianco e nero. Restano i racconti, quasi, aneddotici, di Giovanni Testori, la cui penna, intrisa di realismo espressionista, intinta in un inchiostro cupo e senza sconti, rivela i Segreti di una Milano neocapitalistica ormai scomparsa.Argomenti trattati: Villa Simonetta, il Cimitero Monumentale, Porta Nuova e “le varesine”, la Stazione di Porta Garibaldi e la torre arcobaleno, il Masterplan “Agenti Climatici” per l'ex scalo Farini, LAMPO Milano, Campus delle Arti dell'Accademia di Brera, Viafarini, Nilufar Depot, Torre Futura, Scalo House, Ugo Bassi Business District, Primo, Le terrazze di via Govone 66, ex palazzo delle poste, Bodio Center, Scalo House, Parco Farini Lodge.Fonti: Artribune.it, milanofarini.it, vecchiamilano.wordpress.com, milanofree.it, blog.urbanfile.orgDalla Milano storicamente avvolta nei toni grigi del suo passato industriale, emerge una nuova città che sta ridipingendo la sua identità urbana di verde, colore della sostenibilità e dell'innovazione a beneficio della collettività. Scritta e narrata da Maria Chiara Virgili, UrbanisMi è la serie di episodi di Artribune che dà voce alla rigenerazione urbana di Milano.Ascolta la città del futuro, un quartiere alla volta!Free Copyright Music: Deep in the dell, Silver sparkles, Always on a journey e Smooth City Living by Geoffharvey via Pixabay; No.10 A New Beginning by Esther Abrami via YouTube Audio Library; Two of Us e Sangria by Saidbysed via YouTube Audio Library; Take Me Down To The Fashion Show by NoMBe via YouTube Audio Library; Confident Kurt by TrackTribe via YouTube Audio Library

Questa che vi sto raccontando, è una storia vera, di un uomo che non è mai stato in grado di dire no; si erano conosciuti vicino alla Breda; lei era di Rogoredo e lui...non lo so! “Andava a Rogoredo”, cantava Enzo Jannacci: una storia d'amore ambientata nel quartiere milanese e che il cantautore, già nel 1964, dipingeva come una periferia al suo tramonto, tra i campi e la Milano edile che cresceva. La vicenda di Rogoredo, che sino al 1870 non era nemmeno aggregato al comune di Milano, è in effetti quella di un territorio isolato, pieno di ferite, e di cui in pochi ricordano il passato.Argomenti trattati: Storia del Masterplan e Santa Giulia Sud. Il Palaitalia di David Chipperfield Architects. Sky HQ, Spark e Connecto Center. Bosco della musica ed Ex karma. Redo Merezzate e MDV40. Freiköfel Green Apartments.I contributi audio di questa puntata sono tratti da: Consorzio Poliedra Merezzate+Fonti: Artribune.it, designtellers.it, urbancuratortat.org, blog.urbanfile.orgDalla Milano storicamente avvolta nei toni grigi del suo passato industriale, emerge una nuova città che sta ridipingendo la sua identità urbana di verde, colore della sostenibilità e dell'innovazione a beneficio della collettività. Scritta e narrata da Maria Chiara Virgili, UrbanisMi è la serie di episodi di Artribune che dà voce alla rigenerazione urbana di Milano. Ascolta la città del futuro, un quartiere alla volta!Free Copyright Music: Deep in the dell, Silver sparkles, Always on a journey e Smooth City Living by Geoffharvey via Pixabay; No.10 A New Beginning by Esther Abrami via YouTube Audio Library; Two of Us e Sangria by Saidbysed via YouTube Audio Library; Take Me Down To The Fashion Show by NoMBe via YouTube Audio Library; Confident Kurt by TrackTribe via YouTube Audio Library

C'è un leone che proprio non vuole saperne di ruggire. Si chiama Borleo, è vecchio e mansueto, quasi addomesticato, e proviene da un'esposizione serraglio di Amburgo; è lì che Giuseppe Grandi, uno degli artisti “scapigliati” di Milano, lo ha comprato in saldo. Ma farà questo ed altro per il Monumento alle Cinque giornate, la sua opera più importante commissionatagli nel 1882 a seguito di un concorso e inaugurata nel marzo 1895, un anno dopo la sua morte. Ad essa il Grandi finisce per dedicare ogni energia e migliaia di lire, tanto che l'attenzione naturalistica si trasforma quasi in un'ossessione, in una spasmodica ricerca verso qualcosa di simbolico, di realistico, di nuova valenza artistica. Allestisce persino uno studio di grandi dimensioni, nell'attuale via Corridoni, a poca distanza dai bastioni di quella che fu Porta Tosa, poi Vittoria dal 1861, teatro strategico di uno dei combattimenti più decisivi del “quarantott” e luogo in cui dovrà essere eretto il grande monumento ai caduti.Argomenti trattati: Le due stazioni di Porta Vittoria e l'ortomercato. Il parco 8 Marzo e la BEIC all'ex scalo. L'ex macello e i mercati generali. I complessi residenziali. Arte a Porta Vittoria.I contributi audio di questa puntata sono tratti da: Milanews - 8 marzo, a Porta Vittoria inaugurato nuovo parco dedicato a festa donna e Idealista - Il progetto di riqualificazione dell'ex Macello di MilanoFonti: Artribune.it, Comune di Milano, blog.urbanfile.org, storiemeneghine.itDalla Milano storicamente avvolta nei toni grigi del suo passato industriale, emerge una nuova città che sta ridipingendo la sua identità urbana di verde, colore della sostenibilità e dell'innovazione a beneficio della collettività. Scritta e narrata da Maria Chiara Virgili, UrbanisMi è la serie di episodi di Artribune che dà voce alla rigenerazione urbana di Milano. Ascolta la città del futuro, un quartiere alla volta!Free Copyright Music: Deep in the dell, Silver sparkles, Always on a journey e Smooth City Living by Geoffharvey via Pixabay; No.10 A New Beginning by Esther Abrami via YouTube Audio Library; Two of Us e Sangria by Saidbysed via YouTube Audio Library; Take Me Down To The Fashion Show by NoMBe via YouTube Audio Library; Confident Kurt by TrackTribe via YouTube Audio Library

Corre l'anno 1909, Milano è già la città più industrializzata e moderna d'Italia e un Umberto Boccioni ventisettenne, si affaccia continuamente al suo balcone ad osservare il viavai di operai, sterratori, carrettieri e cavalli, protagonisti di un paesaggio urbano periferico in trasformazione, dove gli edifici industriali, le officine e le costruzioni civili stanno gradualmente sostituendo i terreni agricoli ormai incolti e abbandonati. L'artista si è appena trasferito al civico 23 di Via Adige, nel quartiere di Porta Romana, a pochi passi dall'omonimo scalo ferroviario, inaugurato nel 1891.Argomenti trattati: Porta romana ieri e oggi. Fondazione Prada e il Business District Symbiosis. I complessi Vitae e Lorenzini 8. I nuovi complessi residenziali. Parco Romana e la rigenerazione dell'ex scalo. La rigenerazione di Piazza Trento.I contributi audio di questa puntata sono tratti da: FS News - Milano, dagli ex scali ferroviari una nuova cittàFonti: Artribune.it, Comune di Milano, blog.urbanfile.org, scaloportaromana.com, milanoincontemporanea.com, wearch.eu, fssistemiurbani.itDalla Milano storicamente avvolta nei toni grigi del suo passato industriale, emerge una nuova città che sta ridipingendo la sua identità urbana di verde, colore della sostenibilità e dell'innovazione a beneficio della collettività. Scritta e narrata da Maria Chiara Virgili, UrbanisMi è la serie di episodi di Artribune che dà voce alla rigenerazione urbana di Milano. Ascolta la città del futuro, un quartiere alla volta!Free Copyright Music: Deep in the dell, Silver sparkles, Always on a journey e Smooth City Living by Geoffharvey via Pixabay; No.10 A New Beginning by Esther Abrami via YouTube Audio Library; Two of Us e Sangria by Saidbysed via YouTube Audio Library; Take Me Down To The Fashion Show by NoMBe via YouTube Audio Library; Confident Kurt by TrackTribe via YouTube Audio Library

Palabra de Dios: “Pónganse toda la armadura de Dios para que puedan hacer frente a las artimañas del diablo. Porque nuestra lucha no es contra seres humanos, sino contra poderes, contra autoridades, contra potestades que dominan este mundo de tinieblas, contra fuerzas espirituales malignas en las regiones celestiales. Por lo tanto, pónganse toda la armadura de Dios, para que cuando llegue el día malo puedan resistir hasta el fin con firmeza. Manténganse firmes, ceñidos con el cinturón de la verdad, protegidos por la coraza de justicia, y calzados con la disposición de proclamar el evangelio de la paz.  Además de todo esto, tomen el escudo de la fe, con el cual pueden apagar todas las flechas encendidas del maligno. Tomen el casco de la salvación y la espada del Espíritu, que es la palabra de Dios.” Efesios 6:11-18 Perlas: ¡La armadura de Dios para Sus hijos! Gracias a Dios por Su Palabra que contiene todo lo que necesitamos. Aquí está descrito todo lo que necesitamos para permanecer y vencer. Siempre existirán esas fuerzas que nos halan para volver atrás, para regresar a ese lugar donde juramos que nunca volveríamos. Leemos que realmente la lucha no es contra personas (no es tu esposo, no es tu hijo, no es tu suegra, no es tu pastor que es carnal), la lucha es espiritual y se gana con armas espirituales.  Para vivir en el Espíritu necesitamos desesperadamente permanecer con TODA la armadura de Dios puesta, para así poder resistir con firmeza hasta el fin, que nada ni nadie nos robe lo que Dios ha determinado para nosotros, aquí en esta tierra y para toda la eternidad. Oración: Padre, enséñame a colocarme toda la armadura. Hazme entender que la guerra no es contra otras personas, sino contra las tinieblas mismas. Muéstrame cómo yo he abierto las puertas y le he dado poder o autoridad al enemigo en mi vida. Revélame que el enemigo no tiene realmente ningún poder, a menos que yo se lo dé, porque ya Tú lo venciste en la cruz. Enséñame que si permanezco en Ti, con la armadura espiritual puesta, el enemigo no hallará nada en mí de qué asirse, ni ninguna rendija en mi vida por donde entrar. Te pido que me cubras con Tu Sangre preciosa y poderosa, Jesús. Amén. Reto del día: Quiero retarte a que te aprendas un chiste, que contiene una gran verdad, para que aprendas una lección importante y para que lo compartas con otros.  Dice así: Un día se encontraron a Satanás llorando en una esquina de Miami Beach y le preguntaron que por qué lloraba. Él respondió: ¡“Nombe”, es que esos cristianos me echan a mí la culpa de todo!! Pastores Jaime y Liliana García www.canaanusa.org --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/canaan-usa-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/canaan-usa-podcast/support

The Big Bank Theory is a podcast about Exeter City FC. In this episode, it's great to see Nombe back on the scoresheet, and we just the love the applause of the elderly.

     Primos, it doesn't matter if your a Pagan or Christian, I hope you're enjoying the winter holiday.  You've done enough, kick back and listen to some music.  Take a moment and go over to the store and get yourself some wearable art at https://www.greencoastradio.com/stationgear/.   I love you all and I'll talk with you soon.   Air Tight #42   Natanael Cano - Amor Tumbado BoyCom - Naked Americans NoMBe - Summers Gone ft. Thutmose Aesop Rock & Blockhead - Pumpkin Seed (ft. Lupe Fiasco) Blackalicious - Your Move w/ Lifesavas Omegaman - Rose Colored Glasses ft. Lily Lindsay The Undercover Hippie - Money Money Mone Santigold - Disparate Youth The Mouse Outfit - Feeling High Sneaker Pimps - 6 Underground Voodoo Rebel - Florence The Faint - Desperate Guys Metric - Dead Disco R.E.M. - It's the end of the world as we know it The Recontours - Now that you're gone Ren - Hi Ren

The Big Bank Theory is a podcast about Exeter City FC. In this episode, we right all our wrongs, cast an eye over the ins and outs, and keep dreaming about Nombe.

Welcome back to part 2 of our mayhem in Miami! Did you guys catch our new official song for the podcast? We are so excited to have Heather Baker, Music Director and guitarist for Olivia Rodrigo, produce this song for us. She is insanely talented and you check out more of her work below. We've also provided you the lyrics should you want to see those too. This week, we wrap up our story about our weekend in Miami. Humbling, is an understatement. There was one off-beat experience after another. Everything from nicknames, absurd food orders, Barbara Streisand, and double body suits. You do NOT want to miss this one. Enjoy the show! - Talkaholic - Humble & Hungry Podcast theme song lyrics Pressed Lips and a crowd to please, so hot but got mouths to feed. 3-2- let's go, pick up the call sis, let's roll. Make it rain like we're from the tropics, drip-drop, hot gossip, and wine lips A-B-Let's see… are you ready? So Hungry… There's no need to talk about it, You really know we're all about it, and when you go we go, all all all, all in. There's only one way to talk about it, shootin' shit like a talkaholic, and where we go, you go…. ready, set, let's go… Stay hungry. - Producer/Engineer: Heather Baker  Vocalist: Moa Munoz Mixer: Alexia Stratton Lyrics by co-Written with Andy Lara - Heather Baker is a producer and musical director based out of Los Angeles, CA. Her most recent projects include Musical Director & Guitarist for Grammy nominated Olivia Rodrigo, executive producing glitter-goth heartthrob Leo Lauren's debut EP Supernormal; co-writing with electric-soul artist NoMBe for his summer single Paint California; and collaborating with Adam Lambert for his most recent live album VELVET: Side A. She is also a known session and touring guitar player for artists including Bea Miller, Bonnie Mckee, Krewella, Kerli, Atreyu and many others. Additionally, Heather composes and arranges for feature films and television, including soundtrack music for Holy Ghost People (2013); Raised by Wolves (2014); A Beginner's Guide to Snuff (2015); Little Paradise (2015); Muertoons (2015); The Night Watchmen (2016); Dead Draw (2016); Cynthia (2018); End of Babes (2016); Embeds (2017); The Off Season (2017); and Starlight (2020). - THIS WEEK'S SPONSORS GREEN CHEF > Go to www.GreenChef.com/humble10 and use code humble10 to get 10 Free Meals including free shipping YARLAP > Go to www.yarlap.com/humble for $50 off, with free shipping within the USA. BROOKLINEN > Go to www.brooklinen.com and use promo code [HUMBLE] for $20 off with a minimum purchase of $100 QUIP > Get your first refill FREE (and up to 40% off bundles) at www.getquip.com.humble OSEA > Get 10% off your first order with promo code HUMBLE at www.OSEAmalibu.com BETTERHELP > get 10% off their first month at www.BetterHelp.com/humble. BEST FIENDS > Download Best Fiends FREE today on the App Store or Google Play. CHAROLETTE'S WEB CBD > Get 15% off your order using the code HUMBLE at checkout at https://www.charlottesweb.com. Follow Natalie Puche on Instagram at @nataliepuche. - Are you a business or brand and want to participate in our giveaway or sponsor the show? Contact us at www.nataliepuche.com. - Humble & Hungry with Natalie Puche is edited & produced in partnership with Andy Lara at www.andylikeswords.com. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

En el episodio de hoy hablamos sobre salud mental relacionada con nuestro trabajo, y damos algunos tips que esperamos que puedan ser de ayuda. Y tú, ¿has sentido tu salud mental peor recientemente? Eva Carot: www.evacarot.com Laura Gómez: www.lauratresoret.com Srta. M: www.srtam.com - Intro: "The Book of Kells" - Bruno Coulais Ending: "Guillotine" - Mansionair x NoMBe

In this bumper edition we speak to star striker Sam Nombe who signed for the Grecians in the Summer for an Undisclosed Fee from MK Dons. Already making himself a fan favourite at City, we speak about his move from Croyden to Milton Keynes, his loans to non-league and the Championship, before settling here at SJP. 

The Big Bank Theory is a podcast about Exeter City FC. In this episode we have plumped Taylor's pillow, never doubted Nombe and encouraged you to hurry home from Hartlepool.

NoMBe is a German born artist, composer, and record producer. This is his experiment.Support him on Instagram @nombe

Summary: A retired dad now anthropology student returns with an update three months after our second chat regarding his efforts to reach his well-intentioned wife who is homeschooling their kids using Young Earth Creationist curricula. Watch video here: https://youtu.be/eXTAKC9LW5c I have the utmost respect for both this man and his wife. Should she ever one day stumble across this video series, I hope she does not feel that she was blindsided, that we were making fun of her, or anything disrespectful like that. In my view, these interactions was far too valuable to not share publicly. I hope they both feel the same way. Perhaps we can show our appreciation for their candor and honesty by offering them both some constructive guidance in the video comments below. per·me·ate /ˈpərmēˌāt/ verb 1. spread throughout (something); pervade. Actor used to re-create original voice. Please stick with it. Location: San Antonio, Texas Recorded: 27 February 2020 Released: 29 July 2021 Anthony's Social Media: https://linktr.ee/magnabosco Street Epistemology Resources: https://tinyurl.com/abm-se-resources Street Epistemology Communities: https://tinyurl.com/abm-se-community Street Epistemology Discord Server: https://discord.gg/sKap3zM (recommended) Street Epistemology Survey: https://se-survey.web.app/en Skip ahead to a desired point in the talk: -- Teaser: 00:01 Skate or Die: 06:43 Start: 01:31 LDS Missionaries: 01:54 Manipulation: 02:35 Progress: 03:31 CPAC: 04:14 Diamond in the Rough: 05:29, 08:06 Biz Cards: 04:46, 05:59 Socratic Professor: 06:12 Mortuary Cannibals: 06:48 Disgust: 07:46 End Screen: 08:42 Bonus Footage: 09:04 -- Note: Add 35 seconds to these timestamps if listening to the podcast version of this talk. Audio correction provided by Philipp Grzemba. Voiceover acting provided by fledeliusvoices. Intro and Outro Music 'Take Me Down To The Fashion Show' by NoMBe, provided by YouTube. Music provided by Jim Rhodes, with Dan Harris on lap steel. Links to References in Video: Watch 1st Talk Here (10-22-2019): https://youtu.be/NMBiD1eCPGY Watch 2nd Talk Here (11-19-2019): https://youtu.be/j2EZaQx6VcA Watch 3rd Talk Here (02-27-2020): https://youtu.be/eXTAKC9LW5c (this video) Watch talk w/Truth-Seeking Students: https://youtu.be/MEcSB04qXlY Watch talk w/LDS Missionaries: https://youtu.be/uHAjeaxwBUk Watch talks from CPAC: https://www.twitch.tv/collections/wTy5YwFTlhZcuw Street Epistemology "Handbook": https://streetepistemology.com/resources Street Epistemology Using Street Epistemology With Loved Ones (blog post): https://streetepistemology.com/blog/using-street-epistemology-with-loved-ones How to Have Impossible Conversations: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/43885240-how-to-have-impossible-conversations Mistakes: Please let me know if you spot any. Recorded w/Go-Pro. Edited w/PowerDirector (AI Style Plugin, Impressionist Painting 1, Keep original color). The views addressed here are mine and mine alone, and are not necessarily shared by members of my family and friends. The intro and outro of this episode was narrated by AZ.

Summary: A retired dad now anthropology student returns with an update one month after our first chat regarding his efforts to reach his well-intentioned wife who is homeschooling their kids using Young Earth Creationist curricula. Watch video here: https://youtu.be/j2EZaQx6VcA I think both of us were a bit nervous to speak with each other again here. Perhaps we both felt the implications of what it was that we were discussing, recording, and perhaps eventually, releasing. I have the utmost respect for both this man and his wife. Should she ever one day stumble across this video series, I hope she does not feel that she was blindsided, that we were making fun of her, or anything disrespectful like that. In my view, these interactions was far too valuable to not share publicly. I hope they both feel the same way. Perhaps we can show our appreciation for their candor and honesty by offering them both some constructive guidance in the video comments below. 1. Identify the claim. 2. Get to the real reasons. 3. Figure out the method that a person is [using to validate] the reasons. pro·tec·tion /prəˈtekSH(ə)n/ Learn to pronounce noun 1. the action of protecting, or the state of being protected. 2. a person or thing that prevents someone or something from suffering harm or injury. ma·nip·u·la·tion /məˌnipyəˈlāSHən/ noun 1. the action of manipulating something in a skillful manner. 2. the action of manipulating someone in a clever or unscrupulous way. This artistic overlay was applied in lieu of blurring individual faces, as per private agreement. Actor used to re-create original voice. Please stick with it. Location: San Antonio, Texas Recorded: 19 November 2019 Released: 22 July 2021 Anthony's Social Media: https://linktr.ee/magnabosco Street Epistemology Resources: https://tinyurl.com/abm-se-resources Street Epistemology Communities: https://tinyurl.com/abm-se-community Street Epistemology Discord Server: https://discord.gg/sKap3zM (recommended) Street Epistemology Survey: https://se-survey.web.app/en Skip ahead to a desired point in the talk: -- Teaser: 00:01 Skate or Die: 00:20, 08:04 Start: 00:33 T-shirt Time: 00:44, 04:24 Science with Limits: 01:10, 07:25 Bias and Distrust: 01:55 Consent to Share: 02:31 Street Epistemology: 03:10, 08:49, 10:09, 10:49 Manipulation: 04:30, 08:56, 10:28 Do You Like My Style?: 05:26 Primate Protection: 06:07 Learn the Tool: 08:49, 11:19 Clarification: 09:48 End Screen: 11:18 -- Note: Add 35 seconds to these timestamps if listening to the podcast version of this talk. Audio correction provided by Philipp Grzemba. Voiceover acting provided by fledeliusvoices. Skate-by footage provided by random skateboarder dude. Intro and Outro Music 'Take Me Down To The Fashion Show' by NoMBe, provided by YouTube. Music provided by Jim Rhodes, with Dan Harris on lap steel. Links to References in Video: Watch 1st Talk Here (10-22-2019): https://youtu.be/NMBiD1eCPGY Watch 2nd Talk Here (11-19-2019): https://youtu.be/j2EZaQx6VcA (this video) Watch 3rd Talk Here (02-27-2020): LINK COMING SOON Street Epistemology "Handbook": https://streetepistemology.com/resources Street Epistemology Using Street Epistemology With Loved Ones (blog post): https://streetepistemology.com/blog/using-street-epistemology-with-loved-ones How to Have Impossible Conversations: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/43885240-how-to-have-impossible-conversations Mistakes: Please let me know if you spot any. Recorded w/Go-Pro. Edited w/PowerDirector (AI Style Plugin, Impressionist Painting 1, Keep original color). The views addressed here are mine and mine alone, and are not necessarily shared by members of my family and friends. The intro and outro of this episode was narrated by AZ.

Come paint California with us, fam. This week, we welcome the Atwood Magazine favorite Noah McBeth -- better known to the world as NoMBe -- into the studio for a light chat about the nature of time, space, and the human condition. If that sounds like too much to chew on, fear not. We also have a delicious sherbet-floated cocktail to wash it all down while toasting his light, yet thematically profound sophomore album CHROMATOPIA. If your jam is psychedelic summer vibes, this is the record for you. Cheers to spectrum, y'all. LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, SHARE and as always, cheers!Listen to CHROMATOPIA by NoMBePainted California 4oz Malibu Rum 2oz Pineapple Juice 2oz Jarritos Fruit Punch 4oz Lime Seltzer 3-4 scoops Rainbow Sherbet 1oz Lime Juice Mint  Bitters Muddle mint, lime juice, and a few dashes of bitters together in a shaker or separate glass. Add Malibu, pineapple, Jarritos, and ice and stir ingredients well. Strain into large goblet. Add lime seltzer. Top with rainbow sherbet and enjoy!NoMBe on Facebook NoMBe on Instagram NoMBe on Twitter NoMBe on TikTokEpisode Playlist: Read the Atwood Magazine Interview with NoMBeTheme Music by New New Girlfriend#Mood Jingle by Jacob Jeffries & Jesse McGintyTunes & Tumblers on Instagram Tunes & Tumblers on Twitter Tunes & Tumblers on Facebook Tunes & Tumblers on Spotify Call or Text the Tunes & Tumblers Hotline: (626) 604-6477Cover art by Pedro Isaac ChairezTHis show is part of Pantheon Podcasts

Come paint California with us, fam. This week, we welcome the Atwood Magazine favorite Noah McBeth -- better known to the world as NoMBe -- into the studio for a light chat about the nature of time, space, and the human condition. If that sounds like too much to chew on, fear not. We also have a delicious sherbet-floated cocktail to wash it all down while toasting his light, yet thematically profound sophomore album CHROMATOPIA. If your jam is psychedelic summer vibes, this is the record for you. Cheers to spectrum, y'all. LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, SHARE and as always, cheers! Listen to CHROMATOPIA by NoMBe Painted California 4oz Malibu Rum 2oz Pineapple Juice 2oz Jarritos Fruit Punch 4oz Lime Seltzer 3-4 scoops Rainbow Sherbet 1oz Lime Juice Mint  Bitters Muddle mint, lime juice, and a few dashes of bitters together in a shaker or separate glass. Add Malibu, pineapple, Jarritos, and ice and stir ingredients well. Strain into large goblet. Add lime seltzer. Top with rainbow sherbet and enjoy! NoMBe on Facebook NoMBe on Instagram NoMBe on Twitter NoMBe on TikTok Episode Playlist:  Read the Atwood Magazine Interview with NoMBe Theme Music by New New Girlfriend #Mood Jingle by Jacob Jeffries & Jesse McGinty Tunes & Tumblers on Instagram Tunes & Tumblers on Twitter Tunes & Tumblers on Facebook Tunes & Tumblers on Spotify  Call or Text the Tunes & Tumblers Hotline: (626) 604-6477 Cover art by Pedro Isaac Chairez THis show is part of Pantheon Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Come paint California with us, fam. This week, we welcome the Atwood Magazine favorite Noah McBeth -- better known to the world as NoMBe -- into the studio for a light chat about the nature of time, space, and the human condition. If that sounds like too much to chew on, fear not. We also have a delicious sherbet-floated cocktail to wash it all down while toasting his light, yet thematically profound sophomore album CHROMATOPIA. If your jam is psychedelic summer vibes, this is the record for you. LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, SHARE and as always, cheers! Listen to CHROMATOPIA by NoMBe Painted California 4oz Malibu Rum 2oz Pineapple Juice 2oz Jarritos Fruit Punch 4oz Lime Seltzer 3-4 scoops Rainbow Sherbet 1oz Lime Juice Mint  Bitters Muddle mint, lime juice, and a few dashes of bitters together in a shaker or separate glass. Add Malibu, pineapple, Jarritos, and ice and stir ingredients well. Strain into large goblet. Add lime seltzer. Top with rainbow sherbet and enjoy! NoMBe on Facebook NoMBe on Instagram NoMBe on Twitter NoMBe on TikTok Episode Playlist:  Read the Atwood Magazine Interview with NoMBe Theme Music by New New Girlfriend #Mood Jingle by Jacob Jeffries & Jesse McGinty Tunes & Tumblers on Instagram Tunes & Tumblers on Twitter Tunes & Tumblers on Facebook Tunes & Tumblers on Spotify  Call or Text the Tunes & Tumblers Hotline: (626) 604-6477 Cover art by Pedro Isaac Chairez --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tunes--tumblers/support

Summary: A retired dad now anthropology student shares his efforts to reach his well-intentioned wife who is homeschooling their kids using Young Earth Creationist curricula. Watch video here: https://youtu.be/NMBiD1eCPGY prep·a·ra·tion /ˌprepəˈrāSH(ə)n/ noun 1. the action or process of making ready or being made ready for use or consideration. 2. something done to get ready for an event or undertaking. Actor used to re-create original voice. Please stick with it. Location: San Antonio, Texas Recorded: 25 November 2019 Released: 11 June 2021 Anthony's Social Media: https://linktr.ee/magnabosco Street Epistemology Resources: https://tinyurl.com/abm-se-resources Street Epistemology Communities: https://tinyurl.com/abm-se-community Street Epistemology Discord Server: https://discord.gg/sKap3zM (recommended) Street Epistemology Survey: https://se-survey.web.app/en Skip ahead to a desired point in the talk: -- Teaser: 00:01 Start: 01:22 Street Epistemology: 01:34, 05:57, 12:28, 12:54, 19:03 YEC Curriculum: 02:19, 03:29 Skate or Die: 02:48, 15:09, 15:57 Arguments: 04:10, 10:53, 20:16 Reza Aslan: 04:48 Are Faith Feelings Reliable?: 06:48, 08:42 Truth Valuation: 07:14, 08:48, 14:27 Pulling Straps: 08:22 Validation: 10:17 Atheist-Friendly Content: 12:45, 15:27 Sam Harris: 13:07 Megan Phelps-Roper: 13:37 Not Ready for It: 13:50, 14:41 Morality: 15:02 Blog Post: 15:53 Alie Ward ("Ologies"): 16:07 Secular Student Alliance: 16:50, 19:57 End Screen: 21:54 -- Note: Add 35 seconds to these timestamps if listening to the podcast version of this talk. Audio correction provided by Philipp Grzemba. Voiceover acting provided by fledeliusvoices. Intro and Outro Music 'Take Me Down To The Fashion Show' by NoMBe, provided by YouTube. Music provided by Jim Rhodes, with Dan Harris on lap steel. Links to References in Video: Sam Harris w/Megan Phelps-Roper: https://samharris.org/podcasts/171-escaping-christian-cult/ Boghossian and Magnabosco on Faith: https://youtu.be/hxDD3sajaxw Watch talk w/Gabriel (fella at the start): https://youtu.be/oFNPqvNLeZY Using Street Epistemology With Loved Ones (blog post): https://streetepistemology.com/blog/using-street-epistemology-with-loved-ones Alie Ward ("Ologies"): https://www.alieward.com/ologies How to Have Impossible Conversations: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/43885240-how-to-have-impossible-conversations 'ZEALOT: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth' by Reza Aslan: https://www.amazon.com/ZEALOT-Life-Times-Jesus-Nazareth/dp/140006922X Mistakes: Please let me know if you spot any. Recorded w/Go-Pro. Edited w/PowerDirector. The views addressed here are mine and mine alone, and are not necessarily shared by members of my family and friends. The intro and outro of this episode was narrated by AZ. Dedicated to Chloe and Daniel. May you find your way out.

Louis The Child drop their brand new song with A R I Z O N A called “So What” as well as some of their current favorites from Thouxanbanfauni, Audrey Nuna, NoMBe, Remi Wolf, Kid Cudi, Duckwrth and many more! 01. Thouxanbanfauni - Ultra Violet [WEEKEND TRACK] 02. Remi Wolf - Disco Man (Little Dragon Remix) 03. Baby Keem - Orange Soda 04. Kid Cudi - Creepers 05. NoMBe - To The Moon 06. Duckwrth - Quick (KMB Remix) 07. Barely Legal - Sugar Rush (feat. Kid Dre & Chowder Band$) 08. Louis The Child - So What feat. A R I Z O N A 09. kryptogram - Olvidar 10. GoldLink - Dunya (feat LukeyWorld) 11. Xavier Goodman - Tanjiro 12. Jay-Z & UGK - Big Pimpin’ 13. Yung Roc - Witch On My Back 14. Matt Ox - Dazed 15. Kenny Mason - Fasho 16. BIA - SAME HANDS (ft Li Durk) 17. Cico P - Tampa 18. Audrey Nuna - damn Right [PLAYGROUND PICK]

Another away game, another 1-0 win! Today the guys discuss the Preston win including that chance for Nombe at the end of the game. They look at Kal Naismith and how he has settled in at CB in recent games & they also discuss your insta questions.

Together with American Songwriter, we had the pleasure of interviewing BAD CHILD over Zoom video! After five years of writing, recording, and performing around the world, the Canadian artist known as BAD CHILD presents his comprehensive debut album Free Trial today via Capitol Records stateside along with 21 Entertainment and Universal Music Canada and Virgin Records in the UK. Listen to Free Trial HERE.Free Trial examines the distorted experience of creating human connection online and acknowledges the challenges that come with navigating emotional concepts through your phone. A concept album structured to feel like a satirical dating app, Free Trial is narrated by voice over clips that guide the listener through the phases of the record like phases of a relationship. The 19-track album features previously released songs and six brand new tracks including “$1,000,000.”Reflecting back on the album now, BAD CHILD puts the music into perspective and honors his early creative process, “I started writing ‘Free Trial’ as a reaction to how I saw people using each other in love and in business, especially online. Almost as if they were Free Trials. I felt a coldness and disconnect from those around me after the trauma I had experienced. This album to a degree was the beginning of my journey trying to understand myself. It’s neurotic and childish in some ways and extremely adult and empty in others. Five years of time passed while making this. I started when I was 18, I remember the summer was colored by Frank Ocean’s ‘Blonde.’ I’ve turned into an adult since then. I’m turning 24 next month. This album in a lot of ways is my coming of age. I listen back to it and I feel like I’m listening to an experiment come alive. Its disregard for genre and technique makes me excited for the next chapters in this project. I feel like I’ve knocked down a barrier of my identity. At the end of the day when you hear this record, you’re starting your Free Trial of me.” Digging deeper into the tracks, BAD CHILD notes the importance of each song as building blocks that shaped his sound but also helped him to understand his early experiences of love, loss, intimacy, and anger. “The first song I ever wrote ‘BAD CHILD’ its auto filtered guitar and drum machine. I remember feeling free when I sang about my trauma and when people reacted to me saying it helped them, I knew I had to write more. Songs like ‘Rouge’ dive into the intimacy of becoming an adult and how love is violent and delicate. ‘Royalty’ is a song I want to scare people, it’s about wanting too much and becoming enveloped in greed. It’s very angry and NIN inspired it heavily.” Over the past three years, BAD CHILD has quietly been gathering momentum as an artist. In the summer of 2019, he released his thematic debut EP Sign Up. His song “Candy,” featuring Ryan Chambers, was included on the soundtrack for the highly publicized Netflix film, To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You. BAD CHILD spent the last year reflecting on the music that shaped him; releasing a COVERS EP that included his own interpretations on songs by Harry Styles, Bill Withers and Soundgarden. As well, he flexed the production side of his artistry, experimenting with new sounds and instruments on his own tracks and collaborations.BAD CHILD’s eccentric music and unique vision landed him on the festival circuit last summer playing some of the world’s most prestigious line ups including Lollapalooza, Glastonbury, Reading & Leeds and Osheaga. Earlier this year, BAD CHILD was gearing up to join grandson and NoMBe as support for concerts across North America.  Both tours have been postponed in light of the global situation. We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod  #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetworkListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

Together with American Songwriter and Sean Ulbs of The Eiffels, we had the pleasure of interviewing Inspired & the Sleep over Zoom video! Max Green is an East LA songwriter/producer that keeps all sorts of busy in town currently with 4 main projects: Experimental Indie Pop live band, Inspired & the Sleep, a solo pop endeavour as a topliner and songwriter as Max Green, and lastly two LoFi projects: braj mahal & URCHN.For Inspired & the Sleep, we just put out an EP on friday called 'Reimagine' that features a handful of revamped/recreated versions of a few songs off of our self titled LP in a wintery semi-acoustic vibe.This record release also announces that we will be releasing a limited run of multi-colored Vinyl alongside LA based label Vinyl Moon (whose released NoMbe, Sego, Mating Ritual). Album Vinyl Preorder: https://vinylmoon.co/collections/shop-all/products/inspired-the-sleep-s-t-lp-vm-edition-ltd-to-100These songs are a landmark of the projects development over the last few years for songwriter/producer Max Greenhalgh and multi-instrumentalist Bryce Outcault. The record was started right at the time of Greenhalgh's move from San Diego to East LA. The record was conceived in bedrooms, practice spaces, and studios over the course of two years and summarizes the projects artistic development from its origins as a Lo-Fi bedroom project. The record is chalk full of lush instrumentation, unique syncopation, clever sampling in the form of 11 pop gems.Bio:Inspired & the Sleep is the Los Angeles-via-San Diego based musical project of songwriter/producer Max Greenhalgh and multi-instrumentalist Bryce Outcault. With a revolving lineup of additional players, Greenhalgh and Outcault produce pop arrangements that are at once warmly familiar and sweetly off-kilter. Incorporating traditional indie-rock instrumentation with various electronic elements and vinyl sampling, the pop-rock outfit perpetually reinvents their sound while staying true to their groove-oriented backbone. Greenhalgh’s gentle crooning on matters of intimacy, introspection and love — both lost and found — solidifies the project’s pop ethos over an ever-shifting sonic backdrop.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod  #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetworkListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

Hay dos mariposas, volando en mi habitación.... Musica por: NoMBe

Grabado en la Iglesia Julio 12 del 2020

harlem dance club - my eyes (NEW) south west seven - if you want (NEW) dominique fils-aimé - sun rise - atjazz remix raphael futura - take a chance felix Da funk - mila T.Markakis - marvins touch (NEW) LTG long travel groove - zstrezz chill & groove - dance for love (NEW) raphael futura noMBe - heartbeat deep melange - inhale exhale schwarz & funk - alhambra - kantare remix (NEW) max Lyazgin - children's world - ganther remix Artwork museeq QI joocy - mood for loving

Summary: Gabriel and I explore the difference between "belief" and "conviction" and the potential downside of certainty. Watch video of talk here: https://youtu.be/oFNPqvNLeZY "Tolerance is the virtue of the man without convictions." —Gilbert K. Chesterton Location: San Antonio, Texas Recorded: 22 October 2019 Released: 27 August 2020 Twitter: https://twitter.com/magnabosco (follow me) YouTube: https://youtube.com/magnabosco210 (tons of videos) Facebook: https://facebook.com/magnabosco210 (like my page) Website: https://anthonymagnabosco.com (contact me, appearances) SE Resources: https://tinyurl.com/abm-se-resources SE Community: https://tinyurl.com/abm-se-community SE Discord Server: https://discord.gg/sKap3zM Skip ahead to a desired point in the talk: -- Teaser: 00:02 Cupcakes: 00:16 Explanation: 01:32, 21:02 Puzzle Pieces: 02:49, 14:01, 20:38 Modeling: 03:02, 10:16, 14:12, 22:23 Start: 04:14 Claim (What): 04:49, 06:04, 11:46, 14:26, 15:45, 15:59 Morality: 05:04, 15:10 Decelerating: 05:22, 12:47 Clarifying: 05:26, 07:15, 07:28, 08:11, 09:13, 11:46, 14:23, 14:51, 15:29, 19:15 Repeating: 04:55, 05:34, 06:06, 11:24, 11:54, 15:53 Assessing: 05:45 Justification (Why): 07:45 Wondering: 08:26, 16:53, 21:28 Aporia: 08:33, 09:58, 12:25 Challenging: 09:19, 09:45, 10:50, 12:19, 12:56, 16:08, 17:13 Sentence-Finishing: 12:13 Assisting: 12:54 Questions for Me: 13:19, 16:15, 20:58 Confidence Scale: 13:30, 16:19 Pausing: 15:13 Consenting: 15:26 Sharing/Telling: 16:33, 16:44 Mirroring: 06:16 Defining: 06:24, 06:42, 09:09 Interrupting: 10:31, 13:09 Reassuring: 11:32, 17:44, 21:58 Growth: 11:38, 17:25, 20:18 Quoting: 13:52 Rapport-Building: 18:02 Chi Alpha: 18:40 Closing: 19:45, 22:49 Re-Cap: 19:52 Inviting: 22:15 Commending: 22:43 Bonus: 23:15 End Screen: 23:51 -- Note: Add 35 seconds to these timestamps if listening to the podcast version of this talk. Audio correction provided by Philipp Grzemba. Intro and Outro Music 'Take Me Down To The Fashion Show' by NoMBe, provided by YouTube. Music provided by Jim Rhodes, with Dan Harris on lap steel. Links to References in Video: Watch my talk to the Secular Student Alliance (SSA): https://youtu.be/eeADDe-ggmk Boghossian and Magnabosco on The Thinking Atheist (2015): https://youtu.be/oUlGHPhxcw4 ** Add foreign language captions w/YouTube's community contributions tools ** Mistakes: Please let me know if you spot any. Recorded w/Go-Pro. Edited w/PowerDirector. The views addressed here are mine and mine alone, and are not necessarily shared by members of my family and friends.

Summer TV may be coming to a close, but fortunately there are still new shows becoming available, as we head into a new level of COVID-19 doldrums. We kick things off this episode with Our Week in TV, catching up with the new season of Sugar Rush, its one-episode spin-off Sugar High, Canada’s Drag Race, and Jelle’s Marble Runs: Marble League 2020. Then we reflect on the finale for I’ll Be Gone in the Dark before moving over to genre for Wynonna Earp, Stargirl, and Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD. Then we head to the spotlight section and dive in with Harley Quinn season two, which has recently moved from DC Universe to HBO Max. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on the week’s TV. Season Spotlight: Harley Quinn Season 2 (1:11:55) Our Week in TV Sugar Rush S3 (16:05) Sugar High (28:21) Canada’s Drag Race (33:57) Jelle’s Marble Runs: Marble League 2020 (38:22) I’ll Be Gone in the Dark finale (44:03) Wynonna Earp (53:19) Stargirl (55:24) Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD (1:01:07) Music Featured:  “Run Wild (feat. NoMBe)” by Thutmose Article Referenced: Marc Tracy’s “3 Bon Appétit Journalists of Color Leave the Magazine’s Video Series” at The New York Times

Summer TV may be coming to a close, but fortunately there are still new shows becoming available, as we head into a new level of COVID-19 doldrums. We kick things off this episode with Our Week in TV, catching up with the new season of Sugar Rush, its one-episode spin-off Sugar High, Canada’s Drag Race, and Jelle’s Marble Runs: Marble League 2020. Then we reflect on the finale for I’ll Be Gone in the Dark before moving over to genre for Wynonna Earp, Stargirl, and Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD. Then we head to the spotlight section and dive in with Harley Quinn season two, which has recently moved from DC Universe to HBO Max. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on the week’s TV.Season Spotlight: Harley Quinn Season 2 (1:11:55)Our Week in TV Sugar Rush S3 (16:05) Sugar High (28:21) Canada’s Drag Race (33:57) Jelle’s Marble Runs: Marble League 2020 (38:22) I’ll Be Gone in the Dark finale (44:03) Wynonna Earp (53:19) Stargirl (55:24) Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD (1:01:07)Music Featured: “Run Wild (feat. NoMBe)” by ThutmoseArticle Referenced: Marc Tracy’s “3 Bon Appétit Journalists of Color Leave the Magazine’s Video Series” at The New York Times

Evan White aka Vandelux is an independent musician from Vancouver Canada and entered the digital music scene in 2016. He has worked with Jurrasic 5, NomBe, and THEY and is also the creator of this podcasts intro. Evan calls into the podcast and talks with Jordan and Cal about how he got into music and the early days, the advancement of music technology over the years, live performance stories, the role of a producer, the internet and getting exposure, and what we can expect to see from Vandelux in the future.

Thanks for listening everyone! Here is a list of all the songs mentioned in this podcast: 1)Weirdo by NoMBe 2) Toxicity by System of A Down 3A) Coldplay by Mr. Hudson ft. Vic Mensa 3B) Mariners Apartment Complex by Lana Del Ray 3C) Vanilla Skies by Kweku Collins ft. Taylor Bennett 4) This Life by Denzel Curry 5) Tap Water Drinking by Lewis Del Mar 6) No Buses by Artic Monkeys 7) After Hours by the Weeknd. The movie mentioned by Adnan is called Submarine. We do not own any of the songs featured on this podcast.  As always if you have any questions or comments just reach out to us. Thanks for listening!

Hi everyone, thanks for listening to our first episode here is the info of all the songs we mentioned today in order. 1) Melting Amethyst by Akthesavior 2) Paint California by NoMBe 3) I'm Still Standing by Elton John 4) Weak When UR Around Blackbear 5) Grave by George Ogilvie 6) Avril 14th by Aphex Twin. If you have any questions send us some questions! We do not own any of the music in this podcast.

Klingande Radio - February 2020 Follow me on Instagram >> www.instagram.com/klingandemusic/ Tracklist 01) Kygo, Avicii, & Sandro Cavazza - Forever Yours (Avicii Tribute) [Original Mix] 02) OTHERLiiNE - One Line 03) Alicia Keys - Time Machine (Cedric Gervais Remix) 04) M-22 - Eyes Off You ft. Arlissa & Kiana Lede (Paul Woolford Remix) 05) Arno Cost & Norman Doray - Darlin 06) David Penn & KPD - Ain't Got No (Original Mix) 07) Becky Hill ft. Shift K3Y - Better Off Without You (Extended Mix) 08) NomBe - paint California (Klingande Remix) 09) Dua Lipa - Don't Start Now (Purple Disco Machine Remix) [Extended] (Original Mix) 10) Sam Keen - Free Love (Extended Instrumental Mix) 11) Duck Sauce - Smiley Face (Extended Mix) 12) TCTS feat Maya B - Not Ready For Love (Zac Samuel Extended Remix) 13) Diplo, SIDEPIECE - On My Mind 14) Klingande - Famous

Midnight Sex Magic Vol.2 1. Therr Maitz – Get Together 2. Luke Faas – Should I’ve Seen It 3. Niia – Last Night In Los Feliz 4. Stephen – Line It Up (Original Mix) 5. Tritia – Closing My Eyes 6. Denton Thrift – Sweetest Taboo 7. Michl – Gone 8. Aybner – Wherever You Go (You’ll Never See Me) 9. Phlake & Alina Baraz – Gone 10. River – Worry (feat. Osmo) 11. Animal Feelings – Falling (feat. Thief) 12. Idealism – Last Time 13. Labrose – Disguise 14. NoMBe x Thutmose – Summer’s Gone 15. CRW - g o o d | a d v i c e 16. Flamingosis – Another Time 17. Echos – Gold 18. KUPLA - still breathing Artwork by Edward Eyer https://www.pexels.com/@edwardeyer https://www.instagram.com/edwardeyer/ Subscribe • iTunes https://apple.co/2rub4gP • Youtube https://bit.ly/2E3lHd0

Самое ленивое шоу для идеального воскресного вечера с очаровательной Annie Wow. Треклист выпуска (01.09.2019): Jabru - Church (feat. Joel Culpepper) | SBTRKT - Maybe (feat. Andrew Ashong & Sampha) | Tora - Twice (Little Dragon Cover) | Meeka Kates - Weight | NoMBe - Vowels | Robalu - WoeChewStay | Iman Omari - Addicted | Jadu Heart - The Cure | Faded - Always | Kelis - Suspended | MIA - Sexodus 2013 | SAINt JHN - Roses | Bonobo & Speech Debelle - Sun Will Rise | Toro Y Moi - Rose Quartz

Originally a bedroom producer from Philadelphia, Louis Futon has made a name for himself as an established artist/producer as well as a talented live performer. Known for his weavings of hip-hop, R&B, and soul styles into his fresh sounding works, he now LA based artists has garnered over 120+ million streams across his singles and remixes, as well as another 10 million from unofficial flips of popular mainstream tracks.Having toured North America with two mostly sold out headlining tours as well as performing at key festivals such as Coachella, CRSSD, Made In America and more Futon is no stranger for taking his music to big stages. Futon has joined fellow electronic artists ODESZA, GRiZ, and Louis The Child on the road providing support with his popular multi-act live show.2019 is set to be a massive year for Louis Futon with the release of his debut album, Way Back When, which sees Futon bring his diverse production talents to a whole new level, with tracks featuring buzzing artists like NoMBe, DUCKWRTH, Ashe, RKCB and more. Having racked up over 35 million streams from singles alone prior to release, the album is set to come out on February 22nd on all platforms. Fans can expect several headline shows and festival performances around the album scheduled throughout 2019. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 18 of the weekly Mom's Spaghetti podcast featuring Keith Cohen's favorite songs from the week! All songs can be found on the Spotify or Apple Music playlist "Summer? Is That You?" (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2p9YhrunHbiVIysSPUoCK3?si=OtlT69gTRxeniz3YSfU5mA ~or~ https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/summer-is-that-you/pl.u-DdANr1qIal97g6J) 3:35 Save Me from Myself -- Louis the Child, NoMBe, Big Gigantic 6:18 What I Like About You -- Jonas Blue, Theresa Rex 7:40 LA on a Saturday Night (James Carter Remix) -- Hearts & Colors, James Carter 9:05 Good Vibe -- BRKLYN, Zack Martino 10:36 Sixteen -- Ellie Goulding 12:05 Right Back -- Miquela 13:29 Young & Reckless -- Jason Thurell, KRYGA 14:49 Last Summer -- Andrew Reyel, Garibay, Jake Torrey 17:01 One Thought Away -- Asher Angel, Wiz Khalifa 18:51 Roseanne -- Alec Bailey 20:12 Tap Dancer -- Local Natives 21:33 Forever Down -- Vanic, Saint Sinner, Wifisfuneral 23:56 Splash (Chill Mix) -- Ty James 25:51 New Money -- Geko, French Montana, Ay Em 27:21 Hot N Cold -- Katy Perry #tbt See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My interview with @NoMBe where we discuss his new album "They Might've Even Loved Me", Touring on @SiriusXM's Alt Nation Advanced Placement Tour, and his incredible story of working his way through the music industry. Read more at https://earlybirdnyc.com/2018/05/03/nombe-interview/

This week's show features an interview with Jeff from Static & Surrender about their San Fran music, songs from Carolina Rose, The Vile Assembly, Beach House, Black Pistol Fire, The Frights, Post Animal, NoMBe ft. Big Data, White Denim, Big Mother Gig and Ash! Hosted by Stac Edwards 05/29/2018

SSR (no.30) Playlist: 01. Julian Bell - Red Love 02. ELIZA - Alone & Unafraid 03. Middle Kids - Bought It 04. Little Bird - Honey Leak [BREAK] Tycho - Horizon (Poolside Remix) 05.Tirzah - Gladly 06. Donna Missal - Driving 07. Thutmose - Run Wild (feat. NoMBe) 08. Lord Huron - Vide Noir [BREAK] HashFinger - Low Down 09. Baron Retif & Concepcion Perez - The Crave (feat. Napoleon Maddox) 10. Ritual Talk - More Than I Can Mention 11. Tove Styrke - Sway 12. Kero Kero Bonito - Time Today 13. POWERS - Just Kids [BREAK] 14. Maribou State - Midas (feat. Holly Walker) 15. Leyya -  Heat 16. Hot Hot Heat - Kid Who Stays in the Picture 17. Bad Nerves -  Can't Be Mine 18. Whitefield Brothers - Buster [BREAK] 19. Hamilton Leithauser + Rostam - When The Truth Is... Share music tips or say hello at soulshiverradio@gmail.com 
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SSR (no.28) Playlist: 01. NoMBe - Sex on Drugs 02. Brennan Villines - Bad Habit 03. China Bowls - To Belong 04. PillowTalk - Been A Long Time (feat. Tone Of Arc) [BREAK] Emapea - Good Old Days 05. Black Milk - Could It Be 06. Stimulator Jones - Need Your Body 07. SG Lewis - Aura (feat. J Warner) 08. ViVii - Siv (You and I) 09. Chet Faker - (Lover) You Don't Treat Me No Good (Sonia Dada Cover) [BREAK] Ratatat - Cream On Chrome 10. Lord Huron - Never Ever 11. BOYTOY - Mary Anne 12. The Greeting Committee - 17 13. ODIE - Little Lies 14. Rainbow Kitten Surprise - Matchbox [BREAK] Desmond Cheese - Boo Ha 'yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah' 15. Slaters - One (feat. Saro) 16. Neighbor Lady - Oh Honey 17. Zuzu - What You Want 18. Say Sue Me - Old Town 19. Max Pope - Didn't I [BREAK] Toro y Moi - Divina 20. Divine Fits - Flaggin a Ride Share music tips or say hello at soulshiverradio@gmail.com 
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Tiger Blood Bubble Gum for All Papa..Dig it razors edge cotton candy shit...rock steady..JB

my new spring mixtape, enjoy! tracklist: 01. Beauville - Letting In (Prod. by NoMBe) 02. The Hour - No One's Going to Heaven 03. Elderbrook - Put It Down [Mine] 04. Two Feet - Go Fuck Yourself [Majestic] 05. Moods - Comfortable Feat. HIGH HØØPS [Boogie Angst] 06. Her - Quite Like 07. NoMBe - Kemosabe 08. Nonono - Scared [Kitsuné] 09. Jim James - Here in Spirit [ATO Records] 10. Cage the Elephant - Trouble [RCA] 11. Garden City Movement - Foreign Affair [BLDG5] 12. Over Sands - Memory House 13. OKBADLANDS - PTY LTD

Join Natalie and Dakota as they run down the latest news in music entertainment, as well as an in-depth look at their record of the week, "They Might've Even Loved Me" by NoMBe. State of streaming articles we discussed: http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-43515185 & https://www.wsj.com/articles/didnt-like-that-new-album-another-one-is-coming-before-you-know-it-1522076320

NoMBe is the musical project of LA-based Electric Soul Prodigy Noah McBeth. Noah has a wide range of influences and in his music he combines a variety of styles, self-produced and performed, to create a one of a kind sound. His debut album They Might’ve Even Loved Me is out today on Th3rd Brian, it […]The post Extended Play: NoMBe appeared first on Ghettoblaster Magazine.

Photos Courtesy of the Artists “Crocodile Connery” On this episode of Best Song Ever the Dear LaBenne cousins discuss Luke seeing Les Miserables and a conversation on how he cries at everything carries over as they have a very water-centric episode. They also go deep on the new Pitchfork Music Festival and MoPop Festival lineups, […]The post BSE 62: Beach House, King Tuff, NoMBe, Tracyanne and Danny and Many More appeared first on Ghettoblaster Magazine.

Welcome to The Living Room; please make yourself at home! It's exactly what you think it is. Here are all of our 2017 mentions! -Songs- The Dust Factory by The Love-Inns: https://thelove-inns.bandcamp.com/track/dust-factory Call Me Up by HOMESHAKE: https://homeshake.bandcamp.com/track/call-me-up Last Night in Last Night Town by Whisper Sands: http://whispersands.com/track/last-night-in-last-night-town-2 My Dog's Eyes by Zammuto: https://zammuto.bandcamp.com/track/my-dogs-eyes -Albums- Young Jesus by Young Jesus: https://youngjesus.bandcamp.com/ GN by Ratboys: https://ratboys.bandcamp.com/album/gn Furniture Pedagogue by Tomber Lever: https://tomberlever.bandcamp.com/album/furniture-pedagogue Painted Ruins by Grizzly Bear: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/painted-ruins/id1235159880?app=itunes Gone Now by Bleachers: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/gone-now/id1225759934?app=itunes Crack Up by Fleet Foxes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/crack-up/1209098746?app=music&ign-itsct=1209098746-1209098746&ign-itscg=0177&ign-mpt=uo%3D4 No One Ever Really Dies by N.E.R.D: https://open.spotify.com/album/54OXaFd0PtGtAgauTmARkD Swim Inside the Moon by Angelo De Augustine: https://angelodeaugustine.bandcamp.com/album/swim-inside-the-moon Ctrl by SZA: https://open.spotify.com/album/76290XdXVF9rPzGdNRWdCh All of this year's latest from NoMBe: https://soundcloud.com/nombe Matt Martians by The Internet: https://soundcloud.com/internet-band Significant Weather by Real Life Buildings: https://reallifebuildings.bandcamp.com/album/significant-weather Brick Body Kids Still Daydream by Open Mike Eagle: https://openmikeeagle360.bandcamp.com/album/brick-body-kids-still-daydream A Crow Looked at Me by Mount Eerie: https://pwelverumandsun.bandcamp.com/album/a-crow-looked-at-me Funeral Pyre by Julien Baker: https://julienbaker.bandcamp.com/track/funeral-pyre blueberry ep by blueberry: https://blueberryav.bandcamp.com/releases

Chasing dreams will make us do crazy things, but like Jimi Hendrix said, "You have to go on and be crazy. Craziness is like heaven." For NoMBe, there was simply no other option. Growing up in Germany, he lived in a true melting pot of cultures. His father, a German artist-manager, and mother, a world-renowned model from Brooklyn. But, it was music that really touched NoMBe's soul when he first was introduced to piano, and encouraged to let his imagination run wild. As his path continued, with aspirations to be a producer, he would find himself dedicating every possible moment to crafting beats, inventing sounds, and creating musical landscapes that would soon become the foundation of his artistry. However, there's always "that" moment where life presents to us the person we could be vs. the person we should be; and if we're not careful, we can easily miss it. For NoMBe, that moment came from an audition flyer stuck to the bottom of a shoe. That flyer would soon give him the opportunity to step out from behind the scenes, look into the face of his potential, and catapult his journey of "coming to America". But, it's truly when the American Dream becomes the beautiful struggle that the songs can now be written, and the artist is born. This is a powerful story of self-discovery, persistence, love and grit, Young Hearts and California Girls. Ladies, Gentlemen, and Freaks; this is NoMBe. #MamaWeMadeIt CONNECT!@nombemusic@mamawemadeit @anoushmoin@getrauschymamawemadeit.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today's THE FOOD SEEN, Nick Balla, co-chef of Bar Tartine in San Francisco, used to call everything pickles. Raised in Michigan, land of sour cherries and asparagus, Nick was draw to strong and sour flavors, even eating lemons as a child. But it was his Hungarian heritage and it's distinctly different European cuisine that became a central inspiration in Nick's life. Budapest is set right in the middle of spice trading routes, has been populated by nomads, and it's food gave a new meaning to “fusion”. Raw onions and paprika allured Nick's palate, but then an unanticipated Japanese pantry crept in. This is when Nick began breaking the rules of how he approached cooking, taking a heavy interest in umami and fermentation (e.g. aged cheeses, koji, and bottarga). From working the buffets of Vegas, to opening the innovative Nombe, to breaking bread with Chad Robertson of Tartine Bakery, these were all steps in realizing failure is just part of experimenting. Today's program has been sponsored by Whole Foods Market. “You have to understand the fundamentals, and you have to understand where things came from, and then you can break the rules.” [21:30] Nick Balla on The Food Seen