Podcasts about nothing but flowers

NEW FOR JANUARY 15, 2025 Our 500th show. Can you dig it . . . ? Five Hundred Files - The Best Radio You Have Never Heard Vol. 500 1. America - The Nice 2. America (live) - Yes 3. Sandman (live) - America 4. Angry Eyes (live) - Loggins and Messina 5. Wise Up Ghost - Elvis Costello and The Roots 6. The Ghost In You - Counting Crows 7. Wond'ring Aloud (full) - Jethro Tull 8. Field Of Opportunity - Neil Young 9. Nothing But Flowers (live) - David Byrne 10. Graceland (live) - Paul Simon 11. People Have The Power (live unplugged) - Patti Smith 12. Hypnotized (live) - Fleetwood Mac 13. Impossible Germany (live) - Wilco 14. Midnight In Harlem (live) - Tedeschi Trucks Band 15. Green Grass And High Tides (live) - The Outlaws 16. Cities In Dust - Siouxsie And The Banshees The Best Radio You Have Never Heard. What a long strange trip it's been. Accept No Substitute. Click to leave comments on the Facebook page.

Il cambiamento climatico è tra le più grandi sfide che l'uomo si sia mai trovato ad affrontare, tanto più se si considera che in tanti ancora non ci credono. Diamo il benvenuto nel "mondo di Manuel" ad una climatologa, meteorologa e divulgatrice che è anche presidente dell'Italian Climate Network: Serena Giacomin.Playlist:Marvin Gaye - "Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)"Neil Young - "Mother Earth"Talking Heads - "(Nothing But) Flowers"

La confirmación de que cada momento de la vida tiene su espacio-tiempo musical.Lee el artículo aquí: https://jugo.pe/nothing-but-flowers/Suscríbete a Jugo y espía EN VIVO cómo se tramó este artículo!Nuestros suscriptores pueden entrar por Zoom a nuestras nutritivas —y divertidas— reuniones editoriales. Suscríbete aquí.Haz click aquí para seguirnos en TwitterHaz click aquí para seguirnos en Facebook Haz click aquí para seguirnos Instagram

An ordinary lawn becomes a wildflower oasis. Plus, UVM Medical Center gets bad news on its rate hike request, up-to-date covid vaccines are coming, a funding plan for low-interest affordable housing loans, and the governor renews a push for land-use reform.

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No programa desta semana, Carla Quevedo surge irritada com o que considera ser o novo "trambolho" colocado junto ao Palácio de Belém: a escultura 'Manguito', de Carlos Oliveira, um 'manifesto' ao descontentamento pela 'desgovernação': "Isto é uma cena de marketing, só. Não venha dizer que é um movimento dos descontentes e que está preocupadíssimo com o custo de vida. É tudo treta". Luana do Bem apresenta o seu mais recente episódio com seguradoras de saúde, na tentativa de realização de "seis ecografias", com Luís Pedro Nunes a apresentar um novo tipo de personalidade, dos tempos atuais. Já José de Pina irrita-se com a política de cassação das cartas de condução e as suas diferenças pela UE. Com moderação de Pedro Boucherie Mendes, o Irritações foi emitido a 7 de abril, na SIC Radical, e terminou com a música '(Nothing But) Flowers' dos Talking Heads.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Years ago I was an angry young man And I'd pretend That I was a billboard Standing tall By the side of the roadI fell in love With a beautiful highway This used to be real estate Now it's only fields and trees— [Nothing But] Flowers, The Talking HeadsPlease excuse the static!This is an interview with the anarcho-primitivist John Zerzan.What to say about John. He's a really nice guy. He's anti-civilization, but not an accelerationist (as far as I know). He's an icon. There's also a chance you don't know who he is.John Zerzan was one of the first philosophers I ever read. I've been a fan of his work since I was very young. I remember a long, long time ago, it must have been the mid-2000s, anarcho-primitivism was having a real moment online. I was old enough to grok it, young enough to still be enchanted by it. As I've grown older, there's lots about his work that I can't totally get behind or relate to (for example, one thing I'm learning about my politics, whatever they are, is that I don't believe you can eliminate hierarchy), but I still think it's well worth checking out. His commentary on symbolic thought, time, and computers are both especially interesting and prescient.You can read more of his work here. I also highly, highly recommend his two appearances on one of my favorite podcasts, Hermitix, The Death of Civilization, and Time and Primitivism. 

Make Some Noise with Raphi Salem (E20) Raphi Salem sat down for an extensive interview about high school, religion, New York and... of course... music. It went on for hours. Problem is - our LTNF show is a one-hour show. Hmmm. This is beginning to be a habit (see Cork Burroughs Alabama Race Henrix and Brown), but we're going to break this up into two shows. So this is part one - and it is a tour de force look at the music of Raphi's life that started in high school. Beasties, Byrne, Rush, Tull, Clapton - this is a walk through a forest of rock and roll - when those words really meant something. Let's Make Some Noise, shall we? The Things You Learn Upon Reflection Sure, we lived through these songs. They made up our youth, provided the backdrop for our lives. But what did we know at the time about these songs? For me one of the joys of making LTNF is doing the homework, the prep... cramming before the test that is the actual interview. The discoveries are sometimes astonishing, like - David Byrne hired Johnny Marr for his song Nothing But Flowers. 20+ A-level Hollywood stars made a 30 minute Beastie Boys movie in 2011. Steely Dan's FM was made for a movie, but was recorded in the now famous Aja studio sessions (see documentary below). Get it all in this episode--- Make Some Noise with Raphi Salem (LTNF E20). Puck - Puck Building NYC Listen Here The Playlist Tracks included in order of appearance. SongArtist / AlbumYearFMSteely Dan / A Decade of Steely Dan1978Spirit of RadioRUSH / Permanent Waves1980Make Some NoiseBeastie Boys / Hot Sauce Committee Part Two2011My GodJethro Tull / Aqualung1971The CoreEric Clapton / Slowhand1977Nothing But FlowersDavid Byrne / Here We Stand1988Playlist: Raphi Salem LEST-OMETER - 1980 Raphi's music centers around the year 1980 as you can see from our LEST-OMETER below. Yep - that's how we roll around here... the very latest in music technology!! Video References https://youtu.be/8sdMV9TzMkc https://youtu.be/2twY8YQYDBE https://youtu.be/Lyw5jJI2agM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFvnUuCKJQ4 https://youtu.be/WdgLMslbDuY https://youtu.be/CMDFtk5CrWs I want to share my appreciation for you. For listening with an open mind. For comments and thoughts. For advice and suggestions. I am very pleased to go on these musical journeys each week knowing you are there to appreciate stand out music from inspired musicians. Make Some Noise To share more thoughts visit our Facebook Page. Send an email. Drop us a line at 929-314-4480. If you liked Make Some Noise with Raphi Salem you may like: Top 10 from 2020 with David Goldman.

The LP record (from "long playing" or "long play") is a phonograph record format characterized by a speed of 33 1⁄3 rpm, having a 12- or 10-inch (30- or 25-cm) diameter, and uses the "microgroove" groove specification. Introduced by Columbia in 1948, it was soon adopted as a new standard by the entire record industry. The new product was a 12- or 10-inch (30 or 25 cm) fine-grooved disc made of PVC ("vinyl") and played with a smaller-tipped "microgroove" stylus at a speed of 33 1⁄3 rpm. Each side of a 12-inch LP could play for about 22 minutes. The average LP has about 1,500 feet (460 m; 0.28 mi) of groove on each side. The average tangential needle speed relative to the disc surface is approximately 1 mile per hour (1.6 km/h; 0.45 m/s). It travels fastest on the outside edge. - - - An LP record is one, long, groove, filled with music. But, in reality, it is “Just A Groove”, an album oriented groove. Enjoy. - - - Join the conversation on Facebook at - - - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100008232395712 or by email at - - - dannymemorylane@gmail.com - - - In this episode you’ll hear: 1) (Nothing But) Flowers by Talking Heads (From their 1988 album, Naked) 2) Come Home To You by John Hiatt (From his 2001 album, The Tiki Bar Is Open) 3) White Boots by The Vaughan Brothers [Features guitarists and vocalists, Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan, in their only studio collaboration] (From their 1990 album, Family Style) 4) Show Me Heaven by Maria Mckee (Co-founder of Lone Justice) (From the 1990 soundtrack album for the film, Days of Thunder) 5) Sky Blue And Black by Jackson Browne by (From the 1993 album, I'm Alive) 6) Living In A Dream by Arc Angels (From their 1992 album, Arc Angels) 7) Ticket To Heaven by Dire Straits (From their 1991 album, On Every Street) 8) Building A Mystery by Sarah McLachlan (From her 1997 album, Surfacing) 9) I Wish It Would Rain Down by Phil Collins (with Eric Clapton, guitar) (From the 1989 album, ...But Seriously) 10) Dirty Blvd. by Lou Reed (From his 1989 album, New York) 11) First We Take Manhattan by Jennifer Warnes [with Stevie Ray Vaughan on guitar] (From her 1986 album, Famous Blue Raincoat: The Songs of Leonard Cohen) 12) Beds Are Burning by Midnight Oil (From their 1987 album, Diesel and Dust) 13) Give Back The Key To My Heart by Uncle Tupelo (with Doug Sahm [Sir Douglas Quintet], backing vocals) (From the 1993 album, Anodyne) 14) Luz, Amor Y Vida by Santana (From the 1994 album, Santana Brothers)

Kristina Haddad is our Wonder Guide for episode six. If you’re looking for some motivation, passion and commitment when it comes to the preservation and celebration of wild places look no further! If you’re looking for someone thoroughly versed in environmental activism and justice, you’ve come to the right place!Kristina is currently the program director at the environmental non-profit organization, 7th Generation Advisors. And while this job alone would be enough she also is an actor, teacher and life-long lover of nature.Our conversation ranges from the big redwood trees of Northern California to her work to protect the Santa Monica Bay from pollution. We talk about her one person show, Save Sheldon, which follows the journey of an environmental activist and her attempt to save an ancient tree. http://www.kristinahaddad.net/about.htmlWe also take a deeper look at how environmental racism continues to harm and perpetuate disadvantaged communities, specifically people of color.Kristina reminds us that we’re out of balance as a society in terms of our relationship to the environment (or her preferred term “nature”) but also shares specific actions we can take right now to preserve, protect and defend our planet. In the Where Art Meets Nature segment, DJ Shark and I discuss the great Talking Heads song, Nothing But Flowers. Again, DJ Shark points out the magnificent subtleties of another song that has nature at its center. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2twY8YQYDBEDJ Shark's radio show can be found at http://www.alltimeisnow.com/All_Time_is_Now.htmlIn the There’s No Planet B segment Kristina and I look at two important non-profits doing magnificent work to empower communities and preserve forests. They are The Fund for Wild Nature and Sequoia Forest Keeper. http://fundwildnature.org/http://www.sequoiaforestkeeper.org/home0.aspx In the 3x3 Main Street Challenge we go to the glorious city of Juneau, Alaska. We start at the iconic restaurant The Hanger on the Wharf. https://www.hangaronthewharf.com/3 minutes from there is the Mount Roberts Nature Center. https://www.stepintoalaska.com/about-us/mt-roberts-nature-center/Less than 30 minutes away is the Mendenhall Glacier, https://www.alaska.org/detail/mendenhall-glacier-visitor-centerAnd if you get on the ferry in Juneau also known as the Alaska Marine Highway you can be in the great city of Haines and observe the thousands of American Bald Eagles there.http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/aspunits/southeast/chilkatbep.htm

In this episode we discuss memes, invent a new sport for horrible drivers and see how well we can keep Turbo from making it past our defenses. The featured macaroni and cheese this episode is the widely detested Food Network's Ultimate Thanksgiving Macaroni and Cheese so listen in as we rip this recipe a new one and read reviews on what others have had to say about it! Episode music is [Nothing But] Flowers by Talking Heads! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/send-us-ur-noodz/support

A rainstorm in Calgary, Canada in January is not on its own "proof" of climate change, but if it makes you think of climate change, don't stop there. Music: "(Nothing But) Flowers"; Talking Heads undoing plays great music under license by SOCAN

This week we talk to Ashley Dawson about capitalism and climate change. In our intro, we talk about the unfolding and cascading allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh — and what this says about the power of #MeToo. Ashley Dawson is a professor at the City University of New York and the author of many books, including Extinction: A Radical History and most recently Extreme Cities: The Peril and Promise of Urban Life in the Age of Climate Change. He is working on a new book about energy transition and energy democracy, and he's the founder of the Climate Action Lab. On the first anniversary of Hurricane Maria, we talked to Ashley about why storms are increasing in frequency and intensity as a result of climate change. We also discuss “climate apartheid” and how race, class and global inequalities shape how the effects of climate change are experienced. We talk about how Trump’s economic nationalism is fueling right-wing climate change denial — and why liberal, market-oriented solutions do not offer an alternative. Instead, Ashley points to the power of social movements, both in the global South and here in the U.S., to demand real reforms. Ultimately, however, saving the climate will require going beyond capitalism and linking the struggle for the environment to the fight for a socialist society organized on an entirely different basis. Links for this week’s interview: • Ashley Dawson’s book, Extreme Cities, discusses why cities are ground zero for climate change and is available from Verso Books (http://bit.ly/ExtremeCities). • In this Socialist Worker interview, Danny talked to Ashley about his book Extreme Cities and the impacts of flooding and hurricanes in urban areas (http://bit.ly/DawsonSW). • Socialist Worker had recent coverage of Hurricane Florence’s impact on North Carolina’s poor (http://bit.ly/FlorenceSW) as well as a piece on the recovery and resistance in Puerto Rico a year after Maria (http://bit.ly/PuertoRicoRecoverySW). Links for this week’s intro: • Socialist Worker editorial on what the fight against Kavanaugh’s nomination represents (http://bit.ly/KavanaughEditorialSW). • Nicole Colson on #MeToo vs the Senate (http://bit.ly/MeToovsSenate). Music and audio for this episode: The Boy & Sister Alma, “Lizard Eyes” (Dead Sea Captains Remix) Radiohead, “Creep” Lana del Rey, “Ultraviolence” Beastie Boys, “Time To Build” The Pixies, “Monkey Gone To Heaven” Marvin Gaye, “Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)” Talking Heads, “(Nothing But) Flowers”

Sniff's brother, Henry, is dead. He heads to his hometown to lay him to rest. With a lost brother and lost job in his wake, Sniff is faced with his future.All the while, his father isn't in attendance, his mother is a hot mess keeping up appearances and his ex-partner's funeral is just a few plots over, but somethin' don't seem right about it.twitter: @sniffpifacebook: www.facebook.com/sniffpiwebsite: www.sniffpi.comDownload

May is National Chamber Music Month! Oh, what? You’re not excited? Maybe that’s because you don’t know exactly what chamber music is yet. Which means you should probably listen to this research presentation to find out more about it. Then you, too, can get excited about a form of music that’s had an effect on everything from symphonies to garage bands. Whoo chamber music!! Audio production by Todd “T Bone” Hulslander with apoplectic paroxysms of approval from Dacia Clay. Music in this research presentation includes: – “(Nothing But) Flowers” performed by David Byrne, Ethel, and Thomas Dolby – “I Wanna Be Sedated” from Road to Ruin by the Ramones – “New England Journey” by Brad Sayles – February: Scherzo from Das Jahr by Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel, played by Sarah Rothenberg – “Cuckolds All A-row” from the Art of the Bawdy Song by the Baltimore Consort – “Joyne Hands” by Thomas Morley played by the Baltimore Consort – Quartet No. 62 in C major (“Emperor” or “Kaiser”), Op. 76, No. 3, FHE No. 42, Hoboken No. III:77 by Joseph Haydn – Symphonie Fantastique, 5th mvmt., Songe d’une nuit de sabbat by Hector Berlioz – Ornithology (1946) by Charlie Parker Septet – “Artists Only” from More Songs About Buildings and Food by the Talking Heads – String Quintet in E flat major, Op. 97 by Antonín DvoÅ™ák performed by the Emerson String Quartet

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On this weeks show, the guys discuss the unveiling of Batman: Arkham Knight, TV and movie news, and the new comics on shelves today.  Join J-Schro as he recovers from Blaire's 3am, Dnelstar as he makes webpages look pretty, and Dan Fank as he crushes on The Punisher, all in this episode.  They also discuss are you a Marvel, or a DC? Music Credits Intro - Spider-Man Unlimites theme by Jeremy Sweet Nothing But Flowers by Talking Heads Everything is Awesome by Tegan and Sara feat. The Lonely Island Metal Gear Solid theme (Remix) by Konami Outro - Happy by Pharrell Williams Thanks for listening!-JS

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Download Episode Four (128Kbps MP3 - Length 14:25 - File size 13.1 MB) ( To download: PC Peoples use Right-click + Save [ Target | Link ] As... / Mac Peoples use Alt-Click ) Ogg Vorbis format audio file & 64Kbps MP3 available on Internet Archive Audio Water/wave sample under intro created by pushtobreak from The Freesound Project Bee/bird field recording sample created by dobroide from The Freesound Project "Romance With Nature" by Anup, from the album "Embrace", which can be found at Magnatune. Additional Links Nicky Epstein's Knitted Flowers (New York: Sixth&Spring Books, 2006) ISBN: 1-931543-88-7 Phooey! -- it was a bit more than flurries: