Podcasts about Northside Festival

Hassan og Ahmed lavet live podcast til Northside Festival, som føltes som en stor tur i en sump. EM er lige rundt om hjørnet, og alle er en type, når den store fodboldfest går igang. Specielt hvis man normalt ikke går op i fodbold.De to værter har en snak om, hvis mænd skal spille kostbar overfor damer, være mystiske, og generelt om drenge ikke skal give for meget til piger. Er det en ting eller en joke? Derudover er løbeklubber og BMO blevet en kæmpe trend. Bare ikke for drengene, selv om de godt kan lide boller med ost. Specielt da det bare hed - boller med ost.Værter: Ahmed Omar & Hassan Hagi

Carrboro Mayor Barbara Foushee spoke with 97.9 The Hill's Andrew Stuckey on Friday, April 26. She discussed a recent project approved by the town council that required several amendments, and the process for addressing new projects in the context of the Land Use Ordinance. She also talked about some potential affordable housing projects. She discussed upcoming community events including the Northside Festival, the Community Dinner, and more. The post Carrboro: Land Use Ordinance Obstacles, Affordable Housing, Community Events appeared first on Chapelboro.com.

Chapel Hill Mayor Jess Anderson spoke with 97.9 The Hill's Andrew Stuckey on Thursday, April 25. She discussed a promotional video she filmed with Moonchester, the mascot for Manchester City in preparation for their upcoming friendly with Celtic FC at Kenan Stadium this summer. She also discussed Wednesday's town council meeting, including an update on the rewrite of the town's Land Use Management Ordinance, an update on some affordable housing projects, a preview of the Northside Festival, and more. The post Chapel Hill: Moonchester, LUMO, Affordable Housing appeared first on Chapelboro.com.

Today Darin sits down with Benjamin Brown, the beverage director at Porchlight. We talk about the parallels between his love of music and bartending, his entry into the New York bar scene, and how he worked his way up to be the beverage director at Porchlight. Then it's a dip into the archives as are joined by the incredible team behind the legendary Northside Festival. They brought with them the singer and performing artist, GABI, who gave us a great chat and a fantastic in-studio performance.Snacky Tunes: Music is the Main Ingredient, Chefs and Their Music (Phaidon), is now on shelves at bookstores around the world. It features 77 of the world's top chefs who share personal stories of how music has been an important, integral force in their lives. The chefs also give personal recipes and curated playlists too. It's an anthology of memories, meals and mixtapes. Pick up your copy by ordering directly from Phaidon, or by visiting your local independent bookstore. Visit our site, www.snackytunes.com for more info.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Snacky Tunes by becoming a member!Snacky Tunes is Powered by Simplecast.

Den uofficielle fortsættelse til historien om D.B. Cooper! Anthony Curcio var succesfuld, rig og et forbillede for de fleste i byen Monroe i Washington. Men i virkeligheden levede han et dobbeltliv med masser af coke, medicin og økonomiske problemer på Luksusfælden-niveau. Derfor knækkede filmen også totalt, da finanskrisen ramte i 2007. Anthony ville nemlig rette op på sin trælse situation ved at kaste sig over et desperat, men genialt kup. Tricket var simpelt: Med inspiration i Find Holger gik han nemlig efter at gå i ét med omgivelserne. Og det hele kulminerede i en spektakulær flugt.... i badering? Afsnittet er optaget live på Northside Festival d. 2. juni 2023. --------------------- REKLAME: Dagens afsnit er sponsoreret af alle der støtter os på 10er! Tusind tak for jeres store støtte. Jeres ugentlige beløb er med til at holde podcasten gratis

Det mener forperson i Transparency International Danmark, Jesper Olsen. Seneste knop på bestikkelsesbærbusken er at arrangøren bag Northside Festival, Down the Drain, har tilbudt lokalpolitikere med ledsager backstagebilletter til festivalen. Men det er altså ifølge Jesper Olsen langt over grænsen. Også selvom lokalpolitikerne bare kan takke nej. (2:37) DR's Europakorrespondent Ole Ryborg har måttet beklage, at han har bidraget til EU-svindelagenturet OLAFs undersøgelse af Dansk Folkepartis brug af EU-midler. For det er ikke god latin, at journalister på den måde er med til at forme verden. Deres opgave er nemlig først og fremmest at beskrive den, lyder det fra forskningslektor på Journalisthøjskolen. Gæster: Roger Buch, forskningslektor og centerleder ved Danmarks Medie- og Journalisthøjskole. John Hansen, tidligere graverchef på Politiken og Jyllands-Posten. (14:30) Roskilde Festival bygges hvert år op af 30.000 frivillige med forskellige tjanser. Nogle deler vand ud, andre tjekker armbånd - og professionelle fotografer udfører professionelt arbejde med professionelt grej. Og den slags opgaver skal man altså betales for, lyder det fra Freelancegruppen under Dansk Journalistforbund. Roskilde Festival afviser kritikken: "Der er jo ingen, der bliver tvunget til at udføre frivilligt arbejde." Derudover fortæller en ekspert i frivillighed, at det er unikt for Norden, at vi i det hele taget kan bygge et helt festivalserhverv op omkring frivillighed. Gæster: Annette Jorn, vicedirektør Roskilde Festival. Marianne Bækbøl, forperson i Freelancegruppen, Dansk Journalistforbund. Helle Hygum Espersen, chefanalytiker VIVE. (34:30) Northside Festival er i fuld gang, men ikke uden mislyd: VIP-billetter til en samlet værdi af over 6500 kroner bliver nemlig kastet i nakken på diverse lokalpolitikere, der til gengæld forventes at hjælpe det hele på gled. Og det grænser altså til korruption, mener ekspert. Gæst: Jesper Olsen, bestyrelsesformand i organisationen Transparency International Danmark. (44:14) Vejret og kalenderen har officielt skudt sommeren i gang, og med den kommer altså også årets mangfoldighed af musikfestivaler. Derfor giver Kulturmagasinet en semifordomsfuld festivalguide, en slags rundtur i festivalarketyper - så du kan finde ud af, hvor du skal tage hen, og hvilke personer du, skåret over en kam, kan forvente at møde på de forskellige festivaler. Gæst: Jacob Holst Mouritzen, co-founder af konsulenthuset Holst Mouritzen og ekspert i DR-programmet Kender du typen. Vært: Mathias Wissing. Tilrettelagt af: Søren Berggreen Toft, Nikolai Thorgaard Henriksen og Emil Mortensen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

O episódio 43 do Pepitas Sonoras está no ar trazendo pra vocês aquela que foi, provavelmente, nossa edição mais “dançante” até aqui.Mesmo passeando por três países diferentes (Inglaterra, Suécia e EUA), e com estilos distintos, nós conseguimos encontrar algum groove em cada uma das pepitas selecionadas.Então prepare seu esqueleto pro balanço e da o play aí.Com: Gaz Coombes, Eskobar e LawrenceDicas da Semana:Dica 1: Documentário “Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage”, no HBO Max: https://www.hbomax.com/br/pt/series/urn:hbo:series:GYOKCug0IxLbCDgEAAAACDica 2: Show do Bon Iver no “Northside Festival”, na Dinamarca (2019): https://youtu.be/hCL46kEeGGYLinks:Playlist Oficial do Pepitas Sonoras:Spotify: https://bit.ly/PlaylistPepitasSonorasNoSpotifyApple Music: https://bit.ly/PlaylisPepitasSonorasNoAppleMusicPlaylist do EPISÓDIO 43: https://bit.ly/Pepitas43Canal do Pepitas Sonoras no Telegram: https://t.me/joinchat/TxzUk41WFVsTdJv3GAZ COOMBES:Entrevista Pato Fu / Supergrass (Pré-Hollywood Rock 96): https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/fsp/1996/1/18/ilustrada/8.htmlAlright no Hollywood Rock: https://youtu.be/UmjG4xGqLmAMTV no Ar: https://youtu.be/W0GrT3bENuEClipe Oficial de “Walk The Walk”: https://youtu.be/KGBpBZu4hfkESKOBAR:Radio Paradise: https://radioparadise.com/playerShow do Eskobar na Suécia, em 2002: https://youtu.be/c9gQINxpHCMEskobar com Heather Nova ao vivo, em Estocolmo, em 2019: https://youtu.be/RNxV8EYweeoClipe Oficial de “Someone New”: https://youtu.be/4rayIckOBmoDaniel, cantor do Eskobar, reagindo a uma apresentação de coral cantando sua própria música: https://youtu.be/pAvnDJq4ZIcLAWRENCE:Trailer do filme “The Rewrite”, de 2014: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYl1PV8-bxMCanal do Vulfpeck no YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Vulf/videosLawrence tocando “Higher Ground/Superstition” (Stevie Wonder Cover): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrAFcSbM8bMFaixa “Freckles”, do Lawrence, no Splitter (mix): https://splitter.fm/lawrencetheband/frecklesDocumentário “Behind The Scenes - Lawrence at Webster Hall”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXLaS1Usvv4

Randy Ojeda, a freelance music lawyer, discusses how freelance lawyering works, the importance of choosing who he represents, and why and how to build a network of others  in your field.Randy's bio: Randy Ojeda is a freelance lawyer living in Tampa, Florida. A graduate of Loyola University Chicago School of Law, he is licensed to practice law and is a member in good standing with The Florida Bar. As a lawyer, Randy understands the struggles and needs of independent artists, as well as what motivates the major music industry players, via not only his legal education but his practical experience as an artist manager, A&R, record label owner, and musician. He prides himself as a music lawyer who understands the full picture, and not just one small aspect of the industry. Outside of his law practice, Randy Ojeda is the CEO and Co-Founder of Cigar City Management LLC, a Tampa based Artist Management company. Cigar City Management has hosted official showcases at festivals like SXSW, CMJ Music Marathon, and Brooklyn's Northside Festival. As an artist manager, Randy assists clients with all aspects of the music industry, including marketing, design, recording, touring, merchandising, and more. In addition, Randy provided business development and A&R to Symphonic Distribution in Tampa, FL. He is an Associate Member of the Florida Chapter of the Recording Academy. Find Randy online at randyojedalaw.com and on social networks as @realrandyojeda.

SÅ ER DER SKATTEJAGT! Liva listede ud af studiet i går og efterlod en papfigur af sig selv med en lap papir med teksten: "Så må vi se, om I kan finde mig. Der er to partoutbilletter til NorthSide Festival på højkant. Vi ses bitches!". I dagens udgave handler det derfor alene om, at få lytterne hjælp med at finde Liva, der har gemt sig et eller andet sted i Danmark. Mikkel og Andreas vil i løbet af morgenen få en masse ledetråde, gåder, opgaver og andet, der skal få dem, og alle der lytter med, på sporet af den manglende medvært. Den første lytter, der finder Liva, vinder selvfølgelig skatten, men der er brug for alles hjælp, så lyt med fra klokken 6!

Karen Hunter, journalist and host of the Karen Hunter Show on Sirius XM and Daniel Stedman, founder of the New Ed-Tech platform Pressto, join me in this conversation on race. They share how Black students in the US and the African diaspora, and other low income and young people of color are using Pressto to create their own newspapers and zines. This is one solution for young people to express their views and share real experiences with race, culture and diversity instead of consuming false information from biased media.   You'll hear how Karen had to confront her white editor at the Daily News about racial bias in their coverage of police shootings and how she convinced him to change his perspective.   Key topics:  • Real news gathering has been replaced by algorithms and public opinion presented as fake facts. That includes how gaslighting, misinformation, and disinformation take the place of actual fact gathering, particularly in issues around race and racism. • How Pressto gives young people hope and inspiration to be seen and heard, like how Daniela Fraser took out her phone and documented the murder of George Floyd. • What does it mean to be white? Karen Hunter asks why people identify as white and foster the system of white supremacy. She talks about race as a social construct, and why she wants to dismantle the construct of race. • Hunter's experience as a Black journalist with the Daily News when Amadou Diallo was murdered by police in his vestibule and how her editor wanted to glorify the police without knowing what happened. After she  asked her editor if that could happen in a rich white neighborhood, he allowed her to address the issues of racism. She talks about the murder of Eleanor Bumpurs, Sean Bell and others who were killed by police because they were Black • Why Pressto can help young people of color and other kids be future journalists who get the truth out and share their stories. • How Daniel Stedman created the EdTech software Pressto, because he was inspired to make learning fun for kids and spark them to be journalists of the future. • The importance of diversity of ideas and bringing Pressto to the African Diaspora including Jamaica and Canada. • Karen asks Daniel Stedman about what it means to be white, if he sees himself as white. Daniel talks about his strong identification about his Jewish culture and what it means to be white. • The fact that the Nazi Nuremberg laws crafted their strategy from the Jim Crow laws in the US. Listen to the episode with Karen Hunter and Daniel Stedman to hear about the future of journalism, dismantling systemic racism and other bias in the media and how white people can use and share the privilege they have to take actions against racism.  Guest Bios Daniel Stedman is the CEO & Founder of Pressto, a tool that makes learning to write fun for kids and easy for teachers. Previously, Daniel was the Founder of Northside Media (acquired), the parent company to Northside Festival, Taste Talks, SummerScreen and Brooklyn Magazine. He has spoken at CES, Orange Institute and SXSW and has been featured in the NY Times, New York Magazine, New York Observer, Huffington Post, and more. Daniel is a published children's book author and award-winning film director. Karen Hunter is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, professor, publisher and “change agent,” according to Essence magazine, which named her one of the “Woke100” of 2018. She was also selected to the 2020 Ebony magazine's Power 100 List. As a writer, Karen has coauthored eight New York Times bestsellers. As CEO of Karen Hunter Publishing, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, she published more than 35 books, including No. 1 NYT bestseller True You by pop icon Janet Jackson, as well as bestsellers with Kris Jenner and E. Lynn Harris. Karen has been named one of the 100 Most Important Radio Talk Show Hosts in America by industry bible Talkers Magazine every year since 2015. A New Jersey native, a Drew University graduate, Karen has been a full-time professor and Distinguished Lecturer in the Film & Media Department at Hunter College in New York City since 2004. In 2020, during the pandemic, Karen launched Knarrative, which is home to the largest Africana Studies classroom in the world.   Simma Lieberman, The Inclusionist helps leaders create inclusive cultures. She is a consultant, speaker and facilitator and the host of the podcast, “Everyday Conversations on Race for Everyday People.” Contact Simma@SimmaLieberman.com Go to www.simmalieberman.com and www.raceconvo.com for more information Simma is a member of and inspired by the global organization IAC (Inclusion Allies Coalition) 

Karen Hunter, journalist and host of the Karen Hunter Show on Sirius XM and Dan Stedman, founder of the New Ed-Tech platform Pressto, join me in this conversation on race. They share how Black students in the US and the African diaspora, and other low income and young people of color are using Pressto to create their own newspapers and zines. This is one solution for young people to express their views and share real experiences with race, culture and diversity instead of consuming false information from biased media.   You'll hear how Karen had to confront her white editor at the Daily News about racial bias in their coverage of police shootings and how she convinced him to change his perspective.   Key topics:  • Real news gathering has been replaced by algorithms and public opinion presented as fake facts. That includes how gaslighting, misinformation, and disinformation take the place of actual fact gathering, particularly in issues around race and racism. • How Pressto gives young people hope and inspiration to be seen and heard, like how Daniela Fraser took out her phone and documented the murder of George Floyd. • What does it mean to be white? Karen Hunter asks why people identify as white and foster the system of white supremacy. She talks about race as a social construct, and why she wants to dismantle the construct of race. • Hunter's experience as a Black journalist with the Daily News when Amadou Diallo was murdered by police in his vestibule and how her editor wanted to glorify the police without knowing what happened. After she  asked her editor if that could happen in a rich white neighborhood, he allowed her to address the issues of racism. She talks about the murder of Eleanor Bumpurs, Sean Bell and others who were killed by police because they were Black • Why Pressto can help young people of color and other kids be future journalists who get the truth out and share their stories. • How Daniel Stedman created the EdTech software Pressto, because he was inspired to make learning fun for kids and spark them to be journalists of the future. • The importance of diversity of ideas and bringing Pressto to the African Diaspora including Jamaica and Canada. • Karen asks Daniel Stedman about what it means to be white, if he sees himself as white. Daniel talks about his strong identification about his Jewish culture and what it means to be white. • The fact that the Nazi Nuremberg laws crafted their strategy from the Jim Crow laws in the US. Listen to the episode with Karen Hunter and Daniel Stedman to hear about the future of journalism, dismantling systemic racism and other bias in the media and how white people can use and share the privilege they have to take actions against racism.  Guest Bios Daniel Stedman is the CEO & Founder of Pressto, a tool that makes learning to write fun for kids and easy for teachers. Previously, Daniel was the Founder of Northside Media (acquired), the parent company to Northside Festival, Taste Talks, SummerScreen and Brooklyn Magazine. He has spoken at CES, Orange Institute and SXSW and has been featured in the NY Times, New York Magazine, New York Observer, Huffington Post, and more. Daniel is a published children's book author and award-winning film director. Karen Hunter is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, professor, publisher and “change agent,” according to Essence magazine, which named her one of the “Woke100” of 2018. She was also selected to the 2020 Ebony magazine's Power 100 List. As a writer, Karen has coauthored eight New York Times bestsellers. As CEO of Karen Hunter Publishing, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, she published more than 35 books, including No. 1 NYT bestseller True You by pop icon Janet Jackson, as well as bestsellers with Kris Jenner and E. Lynn Harris. Karen has been named one of the 100 Most Important Radio Talk Show Hosts in America by industry bible Talkers Magazine every year since 2015. A New Jersey native, a Drew University graduate, Karen has been a full-time professor and Distinguished Lecturer in the Film & Media Department at Hunter College in New York City since 2004. In 2020, during the pandemic, Karen launched Knarrative, which is home to the largest Africana Studies classroom in the world.   Simma Lieberman, The Inclusionist helps leaders create inclusive cultures. She is a consultant, speaker and facilitator and the host of the podcast, “Everyday Conversations on Race for Everyday People.” Contact Simma@SimmaLieberman.com Go to www.simmalieberman.com and www.raceconvo.com for more information Simma is a member of and inspired by the global organization IAC (Inclusion Allies Coalition) 

Retfærdighedens hammer rammer lige ned i din kop med varm kakao, når dommer Tjelle Vejrup anklager efterårsferien for at være den værste ferie. Desuden bliver der fældet dom over basketball og mekanikere, hvor dommer Mikkel Rask bl.a. betvivler komforten på et dækhotel. Det afsløres også, hvad der ligger bag stolthed over Danmarks ry i udlandet, og så gives der tiltrængt retshjælp til Jeanette Ottesen og Northside Festival. Vidner: Henrik Nikolajsen, Oliver StanescuSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Northside Festival har meldt ud, at de næste år kun vil tilbyde plantebaseret mad til festivalgængerne. Er Northsides boykot af kød et godt initiativ? Har vi brug for et spark bagi for at spise mere plantebaseret? Eller synes du man SKAL have retten til at vælge den mad, man nu helst vil spise? Medvirkende: Martin Thim, sustainability manager hos Northside Festival og Jonatan Leer, madforsker ved professionshøjskolen Absalon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Northside Festival har meldt ud, at de næste år kun vil tilbyde plantebaseret mad til festivalgængerne. Er Northsides boykot af kød et godt initiativ? Har vi brug for et spark bagi for at spise mere plantebaseret? Eller synes du man SKAL have retten til at vælge den mad, man nu helst vil spise? Medvirkende: Martin Thim, sustainability manager hos Northside Festival og Jonatan Leer, madforsker ved professionshøjskolen Absalon.

Tomas “Tom” Delgado is a comedian, actor, writer, and tour guide who currently lives in Brooklyn, New York and has been seen on season 4 of Billions, season 2 of Joe Pera Talks with You, Comedy Central, Food Network, Travel Channel, and Huffington Post. He produces and co-hosts “Let’s See, What Else?”, a free weekly stand-up show in the East Village of New York that was named one of the best underground shows in the city by Thrillist. He also produced successful versions of the show the Bowery Ballroom and 2018 NY Fashion Week. Check out the article. He has also performed at the Red Clay, Rogue Island, Brooklyn, Harlem, and Dallas Comedy Festivals. As an actor and member of SAG/AFTRA, his films have shown in the TriBeCa Film Festival, Cannes Film Festival Short Film Corner, Northside Festival, SoHo Int’l Film Festival, Coney Island Film Festival, Orlando Film Festival, New York Shorts Fest and others. He has also done national commercials for Radio Shack, Comcast, Ford, Toyota, Riunite, Estrella Damm, and others. He is also a writer and producer and has produced multiple plays, directed a show in the NY Fringe Festival that sold out every show, was nominated for best director in the 2016 Strawberry Festival for Short Plays, and has produced two short films that he also wrote and starred in. Regulars was run at the New York Short Film Festival and the Coney Island Film Festival. Here is a still photo from the most recent film, Exit Interview (which I am proud to say hasn’t yet been disqualified for an Oscar – fingers crossed!): Tom also plays guitar, harmonica, sings, and writes music. Here is a picture of him playing some music for people who are pretending to listen while they think of their next Instagram posts: He’s a New York City tour guide who has been featured on the Travel Channel and Telemundo talking about New York. Here he is telling tourists why their cities suck compared to NYC: He is also a former lawyer, admitted to the New York Bar Association. He no longer practices but if you really need legal help, hire him, then say goodbye to your chances of beating that indecent exposure charge. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/otcpod1/support

Tomas “Tom” Delgado is a comedian, actor, writer, and tour guide who currently lives in Brooklyn, New York and has been seen on season 4 of Billions, season 2 of Joe Pera Talks with You, Comedy Central, Food Network, Travel Channel, and Huffington Post. He produces and co-hosts “Let’s See, What Else?”, a free weekly stand-up show in the East Village of New York that was named one of the best underground shows in the city by Thrillist. He also produced successful versions of the show the Bowery Ballroom and 2018 NY Fashion Week. Check out the article. He has also performed at the Red Clay, Rogue Island, Brooklyn, Harlem, and Dallas Comedy Festivals. As an actor and member of SAG/AFTRA, his films have shown in the TriBeCa Film Festival, Cannes Film Festival Short Film Corner, Northside Festival, SoHo Int’l Film Festival, Coney Island Film Festival, Orlando Film Festival, New York Shorts Fest and others. He has also done national commercials for Radio Shack, Comcast, Ford, Toyota, Riunite, Estrella Damm, and others. He is also a writer and producer and has produced multiple plays, directed a show in the NY Fringe Festival that sold out every show, was nominated for best director in the 2016 Strawberry Festival for Short Plays, and has produced two short films that he also wrote and starred in. Regulars was run at the New York Short Film Festival and the Coney Island Film Festival. Here is a still photo from the most recent film, Exit Interview (which I am proud to say hasn’t yet been disqualified for an Oscar – fingers crossed!): Tom also plays guitar, harmonica, sings, and writes music. Here is a picture of him playing some music for people who are pretending to listen while they think of their next Instagram posts: He’s a New York City tour guide who has been featured on the Travel Channel and Telemundo talking about New York. Here he is telling tourists why their cities suck compared to NYC: He is also a former lawyer, admitted to the New York Bar Association. He no longer practices but if you really need legal help, hire him, then say goodbye to your chances of beating that indecent exposure charge. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/otcpod1/support

Den 4.-6. juni skulle den aarhusianske festival Northside have fundet sted. Derfor spiller Isa Naja, i dagens udsendelse af Live Feed, et hav af skøn musik fra de artister og bands der var på plakaten til årets Northside festival. Desuden snakker hun med en garvet Northside-gænger, 25-årige Kristoffer fra Aarhus, om hvad det er der gør Northside til en mega fed festival!

“Der er en tendens til, at når vi snakker klima, så handler det altid om teknologi. Det er jo lige så meget sociologi og adfærd, vi skal have koblet på de teknologiske muligheder” - Chris Kroer Jensen, Projektleder WestWind24På vestkysten - helt derude, hvor vindmøllerne leverer mere energi, end mennesker og maskiner kan nå at bruge - er Chris Kroer Jensen i øjeblikket ved at formulere, hvordan et lokalt forankret, internationalt udsynet og kendis-påtegnet 24-timers racerløb for elbiler skal se ud. Ud af en skitse skabt af Jan Gintberg og Anders Agger, og båret frem af visionære politikere med sans for at se potentialet, har Chris nu fået muligheden for at kvalificere og forme konceptet WestWind24.Chris Kroer Jensen har før lavet Grøn Koncert og Åh Abe børnekoncerter for Muskelsvindfonden. Han har siddet som turistchef i Aarhus og har med sin egen virksomhed, Manifestus, hjulpet brands som Northside Festival, Tall Ships Races og Filmby Aarhus ud over stepperne. Om nogen ved han, at der skal en god fortælling på bordet, hvis et koncept skal blive et hit. Det bliver til en spændende samtale om både politisk og aktivistisk motiveret eventdesign, kompleks kommunikation udformet til vandkantsdanmarks slutbrugere og ikke mindst om, hvordan en skide virus kan komme ind fra højre og udskyde en ellers perfekt planlagt launch.Undervejs falder snakken også på at arbejde med makrotrends i verden, om at møde den vestjyske energi og skabervilje og om at insistere på at gå internationalt i stedet for at slå endnu en lille, regional prut.God fornøjelse!Produktion: Skæg & Ballade | Gorm Branderup & Jakob Egerup Edut | www.skaegogballade.dkGæst: Chris Kroer Jensen | www.manifestus.dk Jingles og underlægningsmusik: Henrik Pahlke Møller | www.henrikpahlke.dkDerudover benyttes lydklip fra: DR og Dansk Dokumentarisme podcast

Matt Heart Spade & Jinners interview Micah Weisberg about his days as The Music Slut's video producer, CMJ, Northside Festival, anniversary tours, garage rock, party photographers, bringing back the CD, and performing in various bands throughout the aughts and beyond. For the Repeat/Skip segment, they discuss The Strokes' Is This It (2001) and The Hives' Veni Vidi Vicious (2000). Follow us on social media: @mixtapememoriespodcast @pantheonpodcasts on Facebook @mixtape.memories on Instagram @MemoriesMixtape @pantheonpods on Twitter Visit mixtapememories.com for links to our Spotify playlists, blog posts and episode extras as well as the wonderful podcast network pantheonpodcasts.com for the episodes! Special thanks to Ryan Mulkey, our technical director who also wrote our theme song and drew our cover art!

Politiske brandtaler, joints og en dansefest uden lige - det er lige præcis, hvad det handler om i denne uges udgave af Mer' Monitor, hvor P6 BEAT-lytter og koncertgænger Mathias Høgh Titelbech er gæst i studiet. Mathias deler ud af to af sine største koncertminder - blandt andet med hip hop-duoen Run The Jewels, som han så på Northside Festival i 2017. Det var en meget våd og regnfuld koncert, men ikke desto mindre sørgede Run The Jewels for, at Mathias og hans medpublikummer glemte alt om det dårlige vejr. I programmet giver vi dig desuden koncertnyt med John Grant, vi skal forbi noget ædelt live guld med The Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin - OG så vender vi da også lige historien om dengang Beck spillede live med et 157 mand stort orkester! Vært: Louise Lolle.

We’ll be talking to Adam about….The differences and future of the UX and design disciplines How to develop a UX portfolio and land a gig with Dream Projects The importance of design and proving it’s valueHow to implement new design processes Not compromising and holding to a high standardWorking with recruiters and moreAdam Perlis is the Founder and CEO of Academy – Product Design Agency. He also founded Dream Projects. He is the former Head of Design/UX for TIME Magazine where he oversaw the redesign of TIME, Fortune and Money.com. His award-winning work has been featured on Awwwards, The FWA, and TechCrunch. He has been a speaker at SXSW, Web Summit, Northside Festival, Fifteen Second Festival, Tech Open Air. Working as both a designer and developer his diverse skill set includes UX/UI design, front-end and back-end development, 2D & 3D motion graphics, video production. He is a Design Sprint Facilitator, User Experience Designer, and Design Thinking Expert with a passion for human-centered design. He also has served on the InVision Design Leadership Forum, DesignBetter.co Instructor, Working Not Working Members Board, Rutgers University Design Thinking Advisory Board, and as a guest lecturer at General Assembly.

Et stort skur med hugtænder og tømmermænd, og en soulfyldt energibombe - det må siges at være overskrifterne for denne udgave af Mer' Monitor, hvor Louise Lolle får besøg af P6 BEAT-lytter og koncertgænger Ane Cecilie Tovgaard. Ane, også kaldet Cille, fortæller om to af sine største koncertoplevelser med gothmetal-bandet Type O Negative og soulsangerinden Sharon Jones. Kanalens helt egen Jacob Ege Hincheley kommer også et smut forbi studiet og tager en snak om Green Day i forbindelse med at bandet giver koncert på næste års NorthSide Festival. OG, din koncerthungrende BEAT-bandit, så får du selvfølgelig også leveret en række nøje udvalgte livenumre til at stille din sult. Lyt med! Vært: Louise Lolle.

Uniradioen på Northside Festival 2019 Mathias Stilling har planlagt et tæt program på årets Northside Festival, når han er afsted med Mathias Bøgild - en plan, der sørger for at alt bliver oplevet. Men alt er ikke som man forventer, og det sætter de to venner på en hidtil uset prøve.

I det sjette og sidste afsnit af Aarhus Echos podcastserie om Northside Festival gør vi status og hører, om alt nu er klappet, og hvad vi har at se frem til i de kommende dage, når Northside Festival 2019 officielt løber af stablen. Vi besøger pladsen to dage før åbningen og dykker ned i festivalens musikprogram for at fremhæve nogle af de kunstnere, som du ikke vidste, at du burde opleve. NorthSide debuterede på den danske festivalscene den 19. juni 2010. Her var alle fem navne på plakaten danske. Siden har festivalen udviklet sig til at vare tre dage med koncerter fordelt på tre scener, og i januar 2019 vandt NorthSide en pris som Europas bedste mellemstore festival. I år kan du på marken ved Ådalen opleve New Order, Mark Ronson, Alice In Chains, Tame Impala og Bon Iver, for bare at nævne et par stykker. I denne podcastserie vil Aarhus Echo give dig et indblik i, hvad NorthSide er for en størrelse, og hvorfor den er, som den er. Det sker i løbet af seks afsnit, hvor vi snakker med festivalens bagmænd og bliver klogere på udvalgte aspekter såsom frivillighed, evaluering, grøn omstilling og meget andet. Lyt med, og få et spændende indblik i maskinrummet bag en af Danmarks største musikfestivaler.

I dagens afsnit af Aarhus Echos podcastserie om Northside Festival får vi indblik i backstageområdets svar på Narnia, nemlig artistområdet. Det gør vi gennem artist-area ansvarlige Sara Tusindfryd Krogager, som fortæller om, hvad der egentlig udspiller sig deromme, skjult fra offentlighedens øjne. Er der vilde fester og stoffer alle vegne? Og hvordan skaber Northside de bedst mulige rammer for kunstnerne? Alt dette og mere kan du høre i dette femte og næstsidste afsnit af Aarhus Echos podcastserie om Northside 2019.

We're re-airing this talk with the news that Jlin and William Basinski are reconnecting for an upcoming Talkhouse Podcast happening live on Pitchfork Radio at Midwinter. Jlin and William Basinski are two of today's most fascinating and gifted composers. Basinski works with decaying analogue tape loops to create ambient soundscapes, while Jlin constructs brilliant, stuttering reimaginings of footwork rhythms. The friends and collaborators sat down in the Sonos room at Rough Trade NYC for one of three conversations that Talkhouse curated for Northside Festival. The two get into Basinski's tribute to his hero David Bowie, Jlin's boundary-pushing collaborations with cutting-edge dancers, and how a cat on the loose ended up significantly contributing to Basinski’s artistry. Check it out, and subscribe now to stay in the loop on future episodes of the Talkhouse Podcast. —Elia Einhorn, Talkhouse Podcast host and producer Today's episode was recorded and co-produced by Mark Yoshizumi.

Jonathan og Emilie var Uniradioens udsendte på årets udgave af Northside Festival. Lyt med og kom lidt tættere på nogle af de optrædende kunstnere.

In this week’s episode, Wyndham and Christian sit down for another edition of What Are You Listening To? The brothers exchange a few recent favorite albums and artists, including Snail Mail, Sunflower Bean, Shame, and their complicated emotions on Father John Misty. Plus, fresh off Brooklyn’s Northside Festival, Christian shares a few favorite up-and-coming acts as they discuss the trends of festival season. Finally, we take a moment to remember the legacy of Anthony Bourdain and the shock following his passing.Let us know what you’re listening to @thebrotherpod on Twitter, and if you like what you hear, check out our custom WAYLT4 playlist on Spotify.

This episode essentially functions as something of an itinerary for this year’s Northside Festival, offering suggestions of artists you can see each night at various venues around town if you’re into some major show-hopping to see and hear as much music as you can. And it all starts with BTRtoday’s very own showcase at The Knitting Factory on Thursday, June 7th, with Lou Barlow, Shana Falana, and The Goon Sax. 00:00 - // StereoactiveNYC / BTRtoday ID // 00:40 - // Welcome / About the Northside Fest // 01:56 - // BTRtoday Presents Lou Barlow + Shana Falana + The Goon Sax // 03:22 - “Apocalypse Fetish” - Lou Barlow 06:53 - “Brainy Fox” - Shana Falana 09:42 - // Artists playing Friday, June 8th // 15:08 - “Big Moves” - Garchamp 17:19 - “Two In The Head” - Garchamp 20:14 - “The Image” - Katie Von Schleicher 23:34 - “Health Machine” - Sam Evian 27:25 - “Notes From Captivity” - Holy Tunics 30:25 - // Artists playing Saturday, June 9th // 32:47 - “Dreamin’” - ¡Vamanos! 34:47 - “Freak Child” - Grim Streaker 36:31 - “Fortune” (BTR Live Studio, 2017) - Big Bliss 38:57 - “Bleeding” - THICK 41:10 - “The Cemetery” - NO ICE 44:51 - “Backswimmer” - A Deer A Horse 49:03 - // More artists playing Saturday, June 9th // 52:18 - “Wayside” (BTR Live Studio, 2018) - Renata Zeiguer 55:35 - “Ay That’s Me” - Deerhoof 58:36 - “Ypsilanti” - Protomartyr 61:42 - “Friends” - Dead Stars 64:39 - “Solid 2 Void” - Half Waif 66:44 - // Outro // 69:42 - // Finish.

Remembering RFK Jr.'s impact in Central Brooklyn, 50 years after his assassination; breaking down the recent supreme court decision on cake; and the Northside Festival begins Wednesday. We'll get a taste -- and a song. 112BK is hosted by Ashley Ford (twitter.com/iSmashFizzle), and produced by Ross Tuttle, Fred Brown, Shirin Barghi, Emily Boghosssian and Kritzie Roberts and Ariana Rosas. Our editors are Clinton Philson, Jr. and Khyriel Palmer, our Technical Director is Eric Haugesag, and our theme music is

BTRtoday is presenting a showcase at the Northside Festival in June that will feature Lou Barlow, Shana Falana, and the Goon Sax playing at Knitting Factory. We’ve got a big block of Shana Falana songs for you here. Also, Black Moth Super Rainbow and The Stargazer Lilies are coming to town (Music Hall of Williamsburg to be exact) and Lazyeyes has a new album called Echoes coming out, with a release show at Secret Project Robot coming up. 00:00 - // StereoactiveNYC / BTRtoday ID // 00:40 - // Welcome / Northside Festival x BTRtoday // 03:27 - “Cool Kids” (BTR Live Studio, 2018) - Shana Falana 11:04 - “Lie 2 Me” (BTR Live Studio, 2018) - Shana Falana 17:43 - “Cloudbeats” - Shana Falana 22:25 - “Castle Kids” - Shana Falana 27:13 - “Ocean” - Shana Falana 35:06 - // Black Moth Super Rainbow + The Stargazer Lilies @ MHOW // 38:31 - “Panic Blooms” - Black Moth Super Rainbow 42:32 - “Rip On Through” - Black Moth Super Rainbow 44:27 - “Personal Autumn” - The Stargazer Lilies 48:36 - “A Beautiful Space” - The Stargazer Lilies 52:44 - “Glass House” - Lazyeyes 56:26 - “Wild Flower” - Lazyeyes 59:20 - // Lazyeyes Record Release at Secret Project Robot // 62:10 - // Outro + Disclaimer // 63:34 - // Finish.

Level 8 of My Little Underground welcomes drummer/singer of Brooklyn bands Weeping Icon & Viv, Lani Combier-Kapel! She also helped put together over 500 shows at Silent Barn before its recent closure and is the Showcase Coordinator for Brooklyn's annual Northside Festival. Lani teaches me about modular synths, offers advice to emerging DIY performance spaces, her work with Times Square Arts, and more!

Before Jenn Wasner (Wye Oak, Flock of Dimes) and Jana Hunter (Lower Dens) were famous musicians, they worked long shifts together in a Baltimore restaurant. The friends watched each other's artistic careers explode, and when they sat down in the Sonos room at Rough Trade NYC — for one of three conversations that Talkhouse curated for Northside Festival — their chat was both hilarious and moving. (You can listen to Jlin with William Basinski now, and Suicide's Martin Rev talking with Julianna Barwick will drop soon.) As well as tales of those early days washing dishes and lying to annoying customers, their talk takes in the baggage of being "a girl with a guitar," the pros and cons of ceding control in the creative process, and... Abba. Check it out, and subscribe now on iTunes or Stitcher to stay in the loop on future episodes of the Talkhouse Podcast. —Elia Einhorn, Talkhouse Podcast host and producer @eliaeinhorn Today's episode was co-produced by Mark Yoshizumi

Jlin and William Basinski are two of today's most fascinating and gifted composers. Basinski works with decaying analogue tape loops to create ambient soundscapes, while Jlin constructs brilliant, stuttering reimaginings of footwork rhythms. The friends and collaborators sat down in the Sonos room at Rough Trade NYC for one of three conversations that Talkhouse curated for Northside Festival. (Upcoming episodes will feature the other two, Suicide's Martin Rev with Julianna Barwick, and Lower Dens' Jana Hunter with Jenn Wasner from Wye Oak and Flock of Dimes). The two get into Basinski's tribute to his hero David Bowie, Jlin's boundary-pushing collaborations with cutting-edge dancers, and how a cat on the loose ended up significantly contributing to Basinski’s artistry. Check it out, and subscribe now on iTunes or Stitcher to stay in the loop on future episodes of the Talkhouse Podcast. —Elia Einhorn, Talkhouse Podcast host and producer @eliaeinhorn Today's episode was recorded and co-produced by Mark Yoshizumi

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For episode 11, we recorded in front of a live audience in Brooklyn as part of the Northside Festival! Our special guests were Maria Ortiz—the nail art QUEEN of NJ—and her fierce crew of long-nail divas. And together, we talked up the new TNT series CLAWS. The show stars Niecy Nash, Karrueche Tran, and Carrie Preston as South Florida manicurists whose dreams of making it big draw them into a life of crime and there was a LOT to discuss!

Snacky Tunes hosts a very special live taping at Brooklyn's 9th annual Northside Festival. We speak with Chef Palak Patel, who's trips around the world inspire her style and dishes. She discusses the path of becoming a private chef and how to put your ego away for the greater meal. Ó front woman, Gabby Smith, talks about life in Philly and the benefits of writing two songs a day to push her creative bonds. She also shares pro tips on why the Bolt Bus is a the best for writing. Thank you to Northside Festival for hosting us and TNT Drama and Luna Bar for making this happen.

Mofferne har støvet den gamle Røde iXY mikrofon af, fundet gummistøvlerne frem og er taget på festival. Direkte fra Northside Festival gennemgår vi både en helvedes masse siden sidst, koncerter og madboder. Kan jo kun blive hyggeligt :) - Beklager hvis lyden overstyrer en smule... Svært med lydprøve på en festivalplads

Ben interviews New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on stage at the Northside Festival in Brooklyn. They talk about de Blasio's relationship with the press — and its parallels with Donald Trump's approach to dealing with the media — recent subway breakdowns, and his very particular gym routine at the Park Slope YMCA.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we invite writers Doreen St. Felix and Durga Chew-Bose to join us for a playful and pensive round of PewPewPew with Friends! We talk about Doreen’s New York Magazine cover story on Kara Walker (read it if you haven’t already!), and Durga’s new book, Too Much and Not the Mood (it's exquisite). We study Heben’s perfect laugh, celebrate porch life, and figure out why white girls in the 90s all wanted to be marine biologists. Plus we might even learn you a Gmail hack that will change your life…! ALSO: get tickets to see our podsiblings from BuzzFeed News and See Something Say Something at the Northside Festival!! Tickets here: northsidereport2017.eventbrite.comAnd don't forget: our next live show is in Chicago - June 21st at 8pm at Thalia Hall. Get your tickets at wbez.org/events.Follow Doreen St. Felix at @dstfelix.Follow Durga Chew-Bose at @durgapolashi. Follow us: @heavenrants and @brokeymcpovertyEmail us: anotherround@buzzfeed.comSubscribe to the Another Round newsletter at buzzfeed.com/anotherround/newsletter.Merch is back! Tees! Totes! They're so cute: shop.buzzfeed.comLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Margaret Sullivan, the longest-serving of the New York Times public editors, talks about the awkwardness of being the paper's in-house critic, the process of choosing to elevate some criticisms over others, and why — when she was chief editor of The Buffalo News, before taking the job at the Times — she reacted with "horror" when her publisher suggested they hire their own public editor.For tickets and info about the Northside Festival, visit northsidereport2017.eventbrite.com.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For one week every June, over 100,000 creative and cultural trendsetters meet in Brooklyn to uncover the future of music, innovation and content. The 55 minutes of music that I've put together represents just a small sample of the music being played at this year's Northside Festival. Pick up a badge and experience 4 days of great, independent music for yourself. northsidefestival.com Stuydeyed - "Pearl"Fat Heaven - "Bowling for Bone"Sun Voyager - "trip"Nervous Dater - "Scabs"Sharkmuffin - "puppy love"Blaire Alise & The Bombshells - "Shady Lane"Thick - "anymore"The Space Merchants - "One Cut Like the Moon"Samantha - "Throatchop"Secret Nudist Friends - "Susan"Darkwing - "Dark Hunting"The Flux Machine - "Square Up"Graveyard Lovers - "storm"Castle Black - "Blind Curtain"The Giraffes - "Product Placement Song" The Rodent Hour plays independent rock 'n' roll from Brooklyn & beyond every Monday evening at 8PM only on Radio Free Brooklyn. rfb.nyc/trh

Season 9, Episode 11: The Final Five tackle puppets, ribbon dancing, and three rainbow-y runway looks.For tickets and info about the Northside Festival, visit northsidereport2017.eventbrite.com.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week: What happens now that President Trump has taken the U.S. out of the Paris climate agreement, the White House is on the hunt for a new communications director and we try to figure out what all the covfefe is about.Hosted by Kate Nocera and Charlie Warzel. Dan Vergano is a science policy reporter for BuzzFeed News and Tarini Parti covers the Trump administration and Capitol Hill. For more, visit buzzfeed.com/news.For tickets and info about the Northside Festival, visit northsidereport2017.eventbrite.com.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the second part of our Ramadan miniseries, Ahmed talks about the mosque and the challenges around building community. He’s joined by Hind Makki, creator of Side Entrance, and Margari Aziza, a writer and co-founder of The Muslim Anti-Racism Collaborative, to talk about how the mosque can exclude women and black American Muslims, and why third spaces have popped up to serve communities. Then, Ahmed calls El-Farouk Khaki, the founder and Imam of the Toronto Unity Mosque, to hear about radical tawhid and creating inclusive spaces. Follow Ahmed at @radbrowndads, Follow Margari at @Margari_Aziza and @MuslimARC, Follow Hind at @HindMakki and @SideEntrance, Follow El Farouk on FB at @El-Farouk-Khaki-61420577540. Read Randa’s essay and more at buzzfeed.com/ramadan Follow the show at @seesomething and facebook.com/seesomethingpodcast, Subscribe to our newsletter buzzfeed.com/seesomethingsaysomething/newsletter, Find more episodes at buzzfeed.com/seesomethingsaysomething, Email us at saysomething@buzzfeed.com. Our music is by The Kominas. Follow them at @TheRealKominas and kominas.bandcamp.com. For tickets and info about the Northside Festival, visit northsidereport2017.eventbrite.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we chat with Marcus Samuelsson - Top Chef, Red Rooster restauranteur, and maker of the world's finest mac & cheese (we've tried it...it's reallll good). He dishes about Ikea meatballs, the flavors of Harlem, and answers Heben's hard-hitting question: is aioli really just gentrified mayo? Plus, Tracy brings us a What Had Happened Was from her days as a college activist/troll for justice. And rounds for furniture and just one thing - you know the one...not that one...thaaaat one. You should probably listen to find out what the hell we're talking about. And we'd love to see you at our next live show in Chicago on June 21st at Thalia Hall! ALSO: get tickets to see our podsiblings from BuzzFeed News and See Something Say Something at the Northside Festival!! Tickets here: northsidereport2017.eventbrite.com.Follow Marcus Samuelsson at @MarcusCooks.Follow us: @heavenrants and @brokeymcpovertyEmail us: anotherround@buzzfeed.comSubscribe to the Another Round newsletter at buzzfeed.com/anotherround/newsletter.Merch is back! Tees! Totes! They're so cute: shop.buzzfeed.comLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Daniel Stedman, film director, producer, writer, joins us to discuss his numerous projects, including The L Magazine, Brooklyn Magazine, BAMbill, Taste Talks, SummerScreen in McCarren Park, and the Northside Festival. The different events Northside Media puts on, including a “discovery festival,” and a culinary thought-leader conference. Moving to NY on September 11, 2001 for a film career. The thinking behind decisions to sell a company and re-buy the company to independence.   @danielstedman northsidemedia.com/ northsidefestival.com/

Ramadan Mubarak folks! It’s that magical 30 days where we’re all hungry and sleepy and trying to be a better person. See Something Say Something is celebrating this Ramadan with a mini-series. And this first episode is all about fasting. Ahmed talks to Kamelya Omayma Youssef, who grew up in Dearborn, MI, with parents who didn’t fast. At a certain point as a teenager, she had to figure out what she wanted to do. Then, Ahmed is joined by comedian Aman Ali to talk about how he drove across the country six years ago, breaking his fast in a new state and a new mosque every night. And finally, we hear from former competitive Olympic weightlifter Kulsoom Abdullah, about how professional athletes train during Ramadan.  Follow Ahmed at @radbrowndads,  Follow Kamelya on instagram at @kamelya.omayma,  Follow Aman at @amanali, Follow Kulsoom at @liftingcovered.  Find more Sally's articles and more at buzzfeed.com/ramadan Follow the show at @seesomething and facebook.com/seesomethingpodcast,  Subscribe to our newsletter buzzfeed.com/seesomethingsaysomething/newsletter,  Find more episodes at buzzfeed.com/seesomethingsaysomething,  Email us at saysomething@buzzfeed.com.  Our music is by The Kominas. Follow them at @TheRealKominas and kominas.bandcamp.com. For tickets and info about the Northside Festival, visit northsidereport2017.eventbrite.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We’re giving the first half of this show to our friend, Chef Erik Bruner-Yang, for another special presentation of his new podcast, RICE. In this episode, Eric sits down with photographer Enrico Dungca of “The Amerasian Photography Project: The Forgotten Americans” exhibition to discuss Amerasians, immigration, food and identity. We’re then joined by the team from the influential Northside Festival, the 9-year-old Brooklyn weeklong fete celebrating the future of music, innovation and content. They’ve brought along singer and performance artists GABI who gives us a live in-studio performance."

The Dream Eaters - Dream Pop Duo from Brooklyn,NY..New album "We Are A Curse" out now...Playing the Northside Festival at the Paper Box on June 11th...Check out their music,tour dates & more @ www.facebook.com/thedreameatersnyc Onesie - Indie/Pop Rock band from Brooklyn,NY...New album "Leos Consume" ft. "Daytime King" & "Battle Of The Boomerang" out May 12th..Playing the Northside Festival at Bar Matchless on June 10th..Check out their music & more @ www.facebook.com/onesieband The Bushwick Hotel - Gritty Rock N Roll band w/ Killer Horn Section from Brooklyn,NY...New EP "Hard Times" ft "Kristina" & "Wasting My Time" out now...Playing Northside Festival on June 11th @ The Paper Box..Check out their music & more @ www.facebook.com/thebushwickhotel China Gate - Light Catchy Rock band from Memphis,TN...New EP "Good Grief" ft "Covered In Flames" out May 20th..."Covered In Flames" premiered on AXS today...Playing Northside Festival on June 11th @ The Paper Box...Check out their music & more @ www.facebook.com/chinagatememphis

The Morfars spiller Tetris…eller vi snakker ihvert'fald om en dokumentar om spillet. Vi har haft spenderbukserne på og bestilt en masse nyt udstyr så det snakker vi selvfølgelig også alt for meget men dog for en gang skyld vel-researchet om! Vi går trailer amok mens mågerne i baggrunden prøver at lave en The Birds på Poul. Vi har fået tilsendt indslag udefra og så der en lettere kaotisk festival reportage fra Northside Festival

Anders taler med Vibeke og Jack fra Komblot om, at han skal til Northsidefestival i Århus. Der er mange ting der skal overvejes inden man tager afsted som kørestolsbruger og sclerosepatient, og mange muligheder på Sjælland kan bare ikke længere lade sig gøre, når man pludselig er i Jylland. Ledsagerkort: http://bit.ly/1nOkCKl Northside Festival: http://bit.ly/1kCnfvr Booking.com: http://bit.ly/1l5l0Au Komblot.dk: http://bit.ly/LLYoX8

Discussing the 17-year periodical cicada and the 1-year annual Northside Festival with urban entomologist Jody L. Gangloff-Kauffman and showcase coordinator Amanda Contrada.

Get ready for summer barbecue on this week’s edition of Snacky Tunes! Darin and Greg Bresnitz are joined in the studio by Dale Talde and John Bush of Talde, Pork Slope, and Thistle Hill to discuss Finger on the Pulse’s upcoming BBQ Blowout at Good Co. Hear about Dale’s interpretation of dim sum, and the duo’s healthy fascination with whiskey. How do John and Dale manage to run three restaurants? Later, Dead Stars visit the HRN studios to plays some songs and talk about their new EP, “High Gain”. What does the band eat on the road? Hear about their upcoming shows at the Northside Festival and Rippers, and find out where you can listen to “High Gain”! This program has been sponsored by Tekserve. “Dim sum means ‘a little bite from the heart’… However you interpret that word, whatever you cook – that’s what dim sum is to you.” [23:00] — Dale Talde on Snacky Tunes