Podcasts about pig's foot

Greater Boston is written and produced by Alexander Danner and Jeff Van Dreason, with recording and technical assistance from Marck Harmon.   You can follow Greater Boston on Twitter @InGreaterBoston or on Tumblr at GreaterBlogston.tumblr.com. Follow us there for news, updates, and behind the scenes chat about the show!   Support Greater Boston on Patreon at www.patreon.com/greaterboston.   Content warnings at end of show notes.   This episode featured: Braden Lamb as Leon Stamatis (he/him) James Johnston as Dimitri Stamatis (he/him) Johanna Bodnyk as Mallory (she/her) Jeff Van Dreason as Chuck Octagon (he/him) Tanja Milojevich as Melissa Weatherby (she/her) and Yelena (she/her) Kelly McCabe as Nica Stamatis (she/her) Kristen DiMercurio as Fake Nica (she/her) Michael Melia as Philip West (he/him) Summer Unsinn as Charlotte Linzer-Coolidge (she/her) Chad Ellis as Vincenzo (he/him) James Capobianco as Professor Paul Montgomery Chelmsworth (he/him) James Oliva as Michael Tate (he/him) With special appearance by  Charles Gaustine of the wonderful Iconography podcast, which is spending its second season digging into the deep history behind the best-known figures and landmarks of Boston and New England.   MUSIC Charlie on the MTA by Emily Peterson and Dirk Tiede Shove that Pig's Foot a Little Farther in the Fire by Adrienne Howard, Emily Peterson, and Dirk Tiede Transcripts available at GreaterBostonShow.com   Content Notes Strong Language Threats of hypothetical head injury Violent video games/gunfire Stalkerish behavior Abandonment themes Reference to alcoholism/dependency

Vi Wickam and Justin Branum/Cuckoo's Nest/Armadillo on a Hot Tin Roof 0Vi The Fiddler Wickam/Arkansas Traveler/Fwd - Not My MonkeyFiddle Whamdiddle/Golden Slippers/Old School Old TimeJustin Branum/Snowflake Breakdown /Arkansas TravelerVi Wickam and Justin Branum /Dusty Jug/Armadillo on a Hot Tin RoofVi Wickam and Justin Branum /Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home (feat. Albanie Falletta)/Armadillo on a Hot Tin RoofVi Wickam and Justin Branum /Ashokan Farewell/Armadillo on a Hot Tin RoofVi Wickam and Justin Branum /Shove that Pig's Foot a Little Farther Into the Fire/ Armadillo on a Hot Tin RoofVi Wickam and Justin Branum/ My Love is Like a Red Red Rose /Armadillo on a Hot Tin RoofVi Wickam and Justin Branum /Who's Gonna Talk to Dinah/Armadillo on a Hot Tin RoofVi Wickam and Justin Branum/ Red River Valley/Armadillo on a Hot Tin RoofVi Wickam and Justin Branum /Westphalia Waltz/Armadillo on a Hot Tin RoofVi Wickam and Justin Branum /Maiden's Prayer Armadillo on a Hot Tin RoofVi Wickam and Justin Branum /Stumbling/Armadillo on a Hot Tin RoofVi Wickam and Justin Branum/Little Rhino/Armadillo on a Hot Tin RoofVi Wickam and Justin Branum /Whiskey Before Breakfast/Armadillo on a Hot Tin Roof See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week in Greater Boston, Gemma receives an anniversary gift from ThirdSight Media and immediately begins plotting its destruction in "The Crystal Ball;" Leon applies for a job from beyond the grave in "Will and Determination;" and Michael is not quite as down on his luck as he thinks in "Guy Without Truck." You can support Greater Boston on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/GreaterBoston. Content Warnings at end of show notes.   Production Written and Produced by Alexander Danner and Jeff Van Dreason. Recording and technical assistance from Marck Harmon.   Cast Alexander Danner as The Narrator (he/him) Arun Sannuti as Tyrell Fredericks (he/him) Braden Lamb as Leon Stamatis (he/him) Mike Linden as Guy Who Needs Truck (he/him) James Oliva as Michael Tate (he/him) Also featuring Laura Cunningham, Ben Flaumenhaft, Jim Johanson, Mike Linden, Sam Musher, and Jeff Vandreason as Letters to Persephone. Interview clips gathered from greater Boston residents.   Music Charlie on the MTA is performed by Emily Peterson and Dirk Tiede. Shove that Pig's Foot a Little Farther in the Fire performed by Adrienne Howard, Emily Peterson, and Dirk Tiede. Some music and sound effects used from public domain and creative commons sources.   Contact Find us online at GreaterBostonShow.com. E-mail us at info@GreaterBostonShow.com. Follow us on Twitter @InGreaterBoston. Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/GreaterBostonShow Greater Boston is written in part at The Writers' Room of Boston, a non-profit workspace for Boston-area writers. Find out more at www.WritersRoomofBoston.org.   Content Warnings Strong language Adult themes Depictions of binge drinking/alcoholism Brief scatological humor. Note: Ingesting glass powder will cause severe internal harm! For real, don't do that!

Foe the NOV 2013 VFF. GDGD

Foe the NOV 2013 VFF. GDGD

With Kirsty Lang. The British rapper Tinie Tempah became a global sensation in 2010 with his debut album, winning the 2011 Brit Award for Best British Breakthrough Act. As he releases his second album, Demonstration, Tinie reflects on his fear of selling out, his support for the royal family and why he mentions Prince Harry, Jeremy Clarkson and Stephen Fry in his songs. Rosie Boycott reviews the Chilean film Gloria, which stars Paulina Garcia as a divorced woman in her late 50s who goes in search of romance. Garcia won Best Actress at the Berlin Film Festival. Ballet star Carlos Acosta has written his first novel, Pig's Foot, which is the story of one family set against the backdrop of Cuban history from slavery to the present. He discusses why he is turning from ballet to literature. At the height of his success, novelist Dennis Wheatley sold over 50 million copies of his books worldwide in 28 languages, luring readers in with titles such as The Devil Rides Out and To The Devil A Daughter. Since his death in 1977, his fame and readership have declined. As a selection of Wheatley's books is re-published, Matthew Sweet considers the reasons for his rise and fall - and whether he will rise again. Producer Timothy Prosser.

"Faithwalk" wanted to hear my version so I made this recording today (8/30/12).

This tune comes originally from North Carolina fiddler Martin Marcus (1881-1974), who recorded it for the Library of Congress in the early 40s. The rather obtuse title makes sense once you know that a pig's foot is a blacksmithing tool. Another recording from one of our campsite jams on Geezer Hill. Don Couchie is doing the fiddling, I am three finger picking in open G tuning on my semi-fretless Tubaphone.

This tune comes originally from North Carolina fiddler Martin Marcus (1881-1974), who recorded it for the Library of Congress in the early 40s. The rather obtuse title makes sense once you know that a pig's foot is a blacksmithing tool. Another recording from one of our campsite jams on Geezer Hill. Don Couchie is doing the fiddling, I am three finger picking in open G tuning on my semi-fretless Tubaphone.

This tune comes originally from North Carolina fiddler Martin Marcus (1881-1974), who recorded it for the Library of Congress in the early 40s. The rather obtuse title makes sense once you know that a pig's foot is a blacksmithing tool. Another recording from one of our campsite jams on Geezer Hill. Don Couchie is doing the fiddling, I am three finger picking in open G tuning on my semi-fretless Tubaphone.

This tune comes originally from North Carolina fiddler Martin Marcus (1881-1974), who recorded it for the Library of Congress in the early 40s. The rather obtuse title makes sense once you know that a pig's foot is a blacksmithing tool. Another recording from one of our campsite jams on Geezer Hill. Don Couchie is doing the fiddling, I am three finger picking in open G tuning on my semi-fretless Tubaphone.