Podcasts about pink floyd's the wall

On this episode of Cinedicate, we become another brick in the wall. Diego, Chicago graphic designer, returns to talk about the rock album turned live-action film, The Wall. Pink Floyd's album, The Wall, was adapted into a film three years after its initial release. Pink Floyd combined the experimental visuals of animation and live-action to create a unique story that mirrored what their record stood for thematically. Pink (Bob Geldof), a successful musician, while strung-out on drugs reflects back to his childhood in his hotel room. There he reminisces about the loss of his father in WWII and how his mother coped by becoming overbearing. Pink's trauma, both past and present, manifests in the creation of a wall around himself. Ultimately turning him into the very thing that killed his father.

Hilary and Lacey are joined for the first time by Sam Mason to discuss Pink Floyd's 1982 surrealist musical The Wall. We also talk about the Dark Side of Oz, Demi Lovato's new album, and Hilary's recent SMASH binge watch. https://linktr.ee/weirdos_pod --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/we-are-the-weirdos-mister/support

Again I'm dumbfounded as to how the fuck to shut up about this guy, Doug Cheatwood. He's a great friend and one of the most amazing musical minds I know. He has a massive body of work and produced 10 albums with their own full length videos in just the past 2 years alone. And has 5 more coming! This guy's the real deal and has chosen one of the most revered and challenging records of all time, Pink Floyd's The Wall. Figures. I hope you like the show and please check out all of Doug's music, especially his latest project, The Totalitarian here: https://thetotalitarian.bandcamp.com https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvorCWF03EI76yj6EndDn3g And learn more about us and find all our social media here: www.psychicstatic.net Theme song written and performed by Jeff Robbins of 123 Astronaut.

How the worms ate into my brain, what I did and did not understand about The Wall, and what it tells us about the rise of the Alt-Right. Follow me on Twitter at @ericrosenfield Support this show on Patreon for as little as $1 an episode at https://patreon.com/ericrosenfield and get access to show notes where I talk about how I produce episodes and the current state of the show. Bibliography and Further Reading * The Libertarian-to-Fascist Pipeline: http://[https://medium.com/@thomas.perrett97/from-hayek-to-hitler-an-analysis-of-the-libertarian-to-fascist-pipeline-dcd219fba473] * How Trump supporting figures like Peter Thiel and Steve Bannon literally don’t believe in Democracy: https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/11/donald-trump-steve-bannon-peter-thiel-214490 * Study about how whites backed Trump because of the perceived threat to their dominance: https://www.prri.org/research/white-working-class-attitudes-economy-trade-immigration-election-donald-trump/ * Interview with Michael Kimmel about how people get swept up in Neo-Nazi movements: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/feb/27/michael-kimmel-masculinity-far-right-angry-white-men * Film Critics Hulk’s essay on the problems with Joker: https://www.patreon.com/posts/33213577 * And finally, Sean Skull’s essential deep dive into how The Bell Curve is based on sand: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBc7qBS1Ujo 

What happens when a cold-case detective applies his investigative skills to the New Testament Gospels? Find out as Timothy meets up with award-winning detective and bestselling apologetics author J. Warner Wallace. In addition to being a detective and apologist, Wallace is also a guitarist, bassist, and—Timothy is thrilled beyond words to discover—a fan of Steve Perry and Journey. With great difficulty, Timothy manages to restrain his adoration for Steve Perry just long enough to ask J. Warner Wallace a few questions about apologetics and the New Testament Gospels. In the second half of the podcast, Garrick and Timothy examine a band that was known at different times as Sigma 6, the Meggadeaths, and the Tea Set. Not surprisingly, the band never took off until they changed their name to Pink Floyd. "Another Brick in the Wall" is the musical focus for this week, but it's difficult for Garrick and Timothy to remain focused when talking about a band that once lost an inflatable pig that was roughly the size of a bus in the skies over London. In the end, however, the dynamic duo suppresses most of their attention deficits and manages to look at Pink Floyd's The Wall from the perspective of a biblical theology of guilt and shame. Also, Pig On the Lam would be a great name for a band. The first few minutes of the Toy Box Hero Tournament go completely off the rails as Garrick raises a grievance that forces Timothy to make a painful confession about the first episode of this season. In the end, however, your intrepid cohosts put their differences aside long enough to engage in a battle that forces a triad of testudines into mortal combat against Captain Marvel; in the end, the only thing that can possibly save the testudine triad is the hope that Carol Danvers might be an environmentalist.  This Week’s Guest: J. Warner Wallace J. Warner Wallace is a cold-case homicide detective, popular national speaker, and best-selling author. Wallace became a Christ-follower at the age of thirty-five after investigating the claims of the New Testament gospels using his skill set as a detective. He continues to consult on cold-case investigations while serving as a Senior Fellow at the Colson Center for Christian Worldview. He is also an adjunct professor of apologetics at Talbot School of Theology (Biola University) and Southern Evangelical Seminary, and a faculty member at Summit Ministries. You can find out more about J. Warner Wallace at https://coldcasechristianity.com/.   Links to Click B and H Academic Stand Firm: book by Paul Gould, Travis Dickinson, and Keith Loftin Cold-Case Christianity: book by J. Warner Wallace Forensic Faith: book by J. Warner Wallace So the Next Generation Will Know: book by Sean McDowell and J Warner Wallace Cold-Case Christianity for Kids: book by J. Warner Wallace Case Makers Academy The Wall: album by Pink Floyd Another Brick in the Wall: song by Pink Floyd Shine on You Crazy Diamond: song by Pink Floyd Hey You: song by Pink Floyd Comfortably Numb: song by Pink Floyd Urban Ministry Podcast SBTS Preview Day   How to Make Three Chords and the Truth More Amazing than It Already Is Support the show and spread the word! Here are a few ways to do that: 1. Subscribe to Three Chords and the Truth: The Apologetics Podcast: Apple / Android / RSS. 2. Leave a rating and review on iTunes to encourage other people to listen to the show. 3. If you purchase any of the books mentioned in Three Chords and the Truth, consider using the Amazon links provided in the show notes. The show will receive a small percentage of each sale. 4. Visit our Patreon site where you can support the podcast, suggest future songs or topics, and order Three Chords and the Truth merchandise. 5. Make contact with us on Twitter: @DrTimothyPJones  @GarrickBailey  @ApologeticsPod   The Closing Credits Three Chords and the Truth: The Apologetics Podcast thanks B&H Academic for their sponsorship. Music for the podcast has been licensed through Artlist.io and performed by Trent Thompson. Brief excerpts of music played in each program are included solely for the purposes of comment and critique as allowed under the fair-use provision of U.S. copyright law. “The fair use of a copyrighted work … for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, … scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright” (U.S. Code § 107, Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use).

          What do pretentious rock stars sound like? Have a listen to this episode with The Eagles! Sure, Hotel California is a classic, but Don Henley and Glenn Frey make it sound like it’s a soundtrack for how to live a purposeful life. Henley & Frey DO make some excellent points as well, but Christopher and Tom spend a lot of time having fun at their expense!           We also have an incredible early ‘70s interview with the great Diana Ross, reflecting on the early days of The Supremes. She also talks about her great affection for The Jackson Five and tries to answer the question of who really discovered them!           And in one of our favourite segments ever, Canadian legend Bob Ezrin talks about producing Pink Floyd’s “The Wall”.  Bob explains how Roger Waters was both the best and worst person to work with – and the struggles that came along with creating the biggest selling album of the ‘70s.  It’s a great insight behind the scenes of a classic!

In part two of our discussion on the dark side of fandom, RS Benedict talks to Tim Heiderich about parasocial relationships, Twitch streamers, Nazis, Pink Floyd's The Wall and fans who want to watch their idols burn. The post The Dark Side of Fandom Part 2: Friendship Simulator by Matt Keeley appeared first on Kittysneezes.

Episode 20 of Season 3 was streamed live February 10, 2020, and featured Jasmine Gonzalez, James Boland, Nick Firer, Stacy Pawlowski, David Lane, and "Bard" Brian Bayer. We hope to see you next Monday for the live show!

It's the 40th Anniversary of Pete's favorite record, Pink Floyd's "The Wall". To celebrate this achievement, Pete spins the full album from its various pressings over the years.

The Nostalgia Cringic recently uploaded a review of Pink Floyd's The Wall. Here are our unfiltered thoughts... https://www.patreon.com/jarmedia Merch: https://teespring.com/stores/jar-media-store Twitter: https://twitter.com/FourFunnies

Toon in today as I give my take on one of the best albums to have ever been written!!! As well as the movie of the same title!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkingwithtaco/support

This is a breakdown of the tracks "The Happiest Days of Our Lives" and "Another Brick in the Wall pt. 2" in Pink Floyd's "The Wall". I analyze the lyrics, not in its connection with the whole narrative of the character, Pink, but just in the meaning it conveys describing the educational system.  The Origin of American Compulsory Schooling The Inherent Nature of Compulsory Schooling Essay The Open School website YouTubeTwitterMindsBitchute PodbeanInstagram Edgar Cards' music and works of art: Bandcamp Instagram Twitter

This week is a nice double-feature focused on more experimental live action/animation hybrids. Austin takes us to Prague with Alice, and Alex puts the boys up against The Wall (along with memories of being an eighteen year old edgelord.) Then we get into some brief discussion of The Math as we realize this preseason is drawing to a close. Next week, in maybe the last episode of the preseason - Fantastic Planet (https://www.criterion.com/films/28636-fantastic-planet) ! Recommendations: Big Little Lies "Big Little Lies Season 2 Turmoil: Inside Andrea Arnold's Loss of Creative Control" (https://www.indiewire.com/2019/07/big-little-lies-season-2-andrea-arnold-lost-creative-control-jean-marc-vallee-1202156884/) The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck - Don Rosa (https://www.amazon.com/Life-Times-Scrooge-McDuck/dp/0911903968) A$AP Ferg - Floor Seats (https://open.spotify.com/album/0Q3h1Bm5T7QPo8lI1S9mT6) The Sixth Sense (1999) (https://www.netflix.com/title/26797528) Take Shelter (2011) (https://www.shudder.com/movies/watch/take-shelter/2604228) Animals - Pink Floyd (https://open.spotify.com/album/3b4E89rxzZQ9zkhgKpj8N4) ...reading

The P - no, wait. The ach....nah. The Adventures of A-dammit. Achmed THE PRINCE IT IS. Next week - a double episode of Pink Floyd's The Wall and Svankmajer's Alice. Just have that Home Alone reboot for Disney+ in your head and see if your mind syncs with ours on this one. RECOMMENDATIONS: -Giant Days - John Allison (https://www.boom-studios.com/series/giant-days/) -Fire Emblem: Three Houses (https://fireemblem.nintendo.com/three-houses/) -The Kingdom of Dreams and Madness (https://vapld.kanopy.com/video/kingdom-dreams-and-madness)

In a career spanning nearly 50 years, Canadian record producer Bob Ezrin has been just as close to the heartbeat of the music as the musicians themselves. He's produced huge albums, like Pink Floyd's The Wall, wrangled some of the most colourful and challenging personalities in classic rock, travelled all over the continent and earned a spot in the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. In that time, he's worked on major records with Lou Reed, U2, Kiss, Nine Inch Nails, Peter Gabriel, Alice Cooper and many more. Ezrin joined host Tom Power in the q studio to take us through the highlights of his unbelievable career, including one of the most notoriously troubled recording sessions ever with Pink Floyd, why his first gig as a producer for Alice Cooper "was like stepping into a Hieronymus Bosch painting," and why he once duct taped Peter Gabriel to a pillar.

In a career spanning nearly 50 years, Canadian record producer Bob Ezrin has been just as close to the heartbeat of the music as the musicians themselves. He's produced huge albums, like Pink Floyd's The Wall, wrangled some of the most colourful and challenging personalities in classic rock, travelled all over the continent and earned a spot in the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. In that time, he's worked on major records with Lou Reed, U2, Kiss, Nine Inch Nails, Peter Gabriel, Alice Cooper and many more. Ezrin joined host Tom Power in the q studio to take us through the highlights of his unbelievable career, including one of the most notoriously troubled recording sessions ever with Pink Floyd, why his first gig as a producer for Alice Cooper "was like stepping into a Hieronymus Bosch painting," and why he once duct taped Peter Gabriel to a pillar.

Matt is a multimedia artist, musician, inventor and sculptor.  He was a founding member of the dark ambient band Lab Report that included such diverse musicians as Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, Lydia Lunch and Chris Connelly.  Schultz also invented the A.T.G. or Anti Tank Guitar and utilized this instrument with the Lab Report and Pigface.  In total, Schultz has appeared on over 29 cds with 9 solo productions and 2 feature film soundtracks (Ivan's XTC and Snuffmovie) for Hollywood director Bernard Rose.   In 2010, Schultz manifested the esoteric and ancient fraternal order of The Division which reconstructed ancient spells and rituals reinterpreted aurally.  Mantras is the first in a trilogy of discs that express all aspects of The Division.   Matt's latest release is Mandalas.  This album contains binaurual beats and tones to aid in meditation and dream states. Matt has also spent time in Peru working at an Ayahuasca healing center as a facilitator.  He has worked extensively with Lakota and Mayan Elders for over 15 years and is a water pourer for sweat lodges.  He continues to be involved in indigenous medicine ceremonies of many varieties. In this episode, we discuss:  Throbbing Gristle, The Ministry, Pink Floyd's The Wall, Germany in the early to middle 20th Century, the structures of Belief Systems, The Occult,  Ritualistic Magic, The Jester Archetype, Psychedelics as spiritual bypassing, Psychedelics as subversive agents, why all lawyer gringos should not take Ayahuasca unless they learn to ride a horse, MK Ultra, New Age Hippies channeling all that white light and nothing else, shadow work, we are not kidding, shadow work, listen to Lab Report if you dare, our mutual admiration of Roni Mohan, why gringos should not go to Peru, Brujos, All the plants that go into Ayahuasca that you do not want to know about, Sweat Lodges, Meditation, Kirtan, and much much more.  More information about Matt's art can be found here: http://www.mattschultz.com/ More information about Matt's music and Lab Report can be found here:  http://www.labreport.com/ More information about Matt's SweatLodge at related activities can be found here:  http://www.sweatlodge.love/index.html  

INTRO: (00:00) We have a guest googler this week, Andrea Canny! Andrea's lived overseas a bunch and is just fun to hang out with, as the minutes of giggling at the beginning of this episode prove. Andrea tells us about traveling solo as a woman, traveling with friends, traveling for work. She loves to travel and clearly has some tales. Good thing she's a guest on a travel podcast. OBSESSIONS: (15:44) Alison is obsessed with her new phone holder for her car. Lulu is obsessed with the modernized Company, she saw it in London recently. Andrea is obsessed with Ricky Gervais' After Life on Netflix. WISHLIST: (24:39) Alison wishes there were three of her. How does cloning work? Lulu wants the Ted Baker Gansu bag. Andrea is wishing for financial independence so she can follow her creative dreams.ALISON’S 10K DAY - LOCH NESS, UNITED KINGDOM: (29:00) Alison is headed to Loch Ness in the United Kingdom with our guest googler Andrea and Lulu in tow. Hence the three-bedroom Airbnb. The Loch Ness Luxury Private Sightseeing Excursion comes with a luxury Mercedes Benz vehicle driven by a local chauffeur which Alison is elated about because she HATES DRIVING. The ladies embark on the Great Glen Kayak Trip before a little carving at their Nordic Woodcraft in the Forest excursion. Now for the big one, they go in search of "Nessie" on the Deepscan Vessel out in the Loch Ness waters. Alison looked for a Loch Ness monster prop to scare her friends but all she found was this. For a real taste of local flavor, they head to a Scottish home for an authentic meal, beer and bagpipes.LULU’S 10K DAY - YEKATERINBURG, RUSSIA: (43:12) Lulu stays in a suite at the Novotel, whose concierge finds her a car and driver. There's breakfast at Simple Coffee, a Missing Anastasia tour, and hipster dumplings at Zames. Lulu knows how to say morozhenoye pozhaluysta, which means "ice cream, please", to get a scoop of pistachio at Russki Holod. Sennheiser earbuds and Pink Floyd's The Wall means she's prepared for an adventure in the psychedelic salt mines. Lastly to Gastroli Pub for a steak dinner.Read more about this episode and the cities we visited here.CHARITIES: (55:56)British Naturism Foundation for Cancer Research UKLSR Group FOLLOW US:FacebookInstagramYoutubeTwitterWebsiteApple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/10KDollarDay/)

En este programa conversamos sobre Pink Floyd's The Wall. Recuerden seguirnos en nuestras redes sociales: - Página web. - Charla Varia en Spotify. - Facebook. - Canal de YouTube. - Instagram. - Suscripción por RSS. - iTunes. Special Guests: Alejandro Salazar, Alex Sosa, and Osman Blanco.

En este programa conversamos sobre Pink Floyd's The Wall. Recuerden seguirnos en nuestras redes sociales: Página web. Facebook. Instagram. Suscripción por RSS. Special Guests: Alejandro Salazar and Osman Blanco.

The Who's TOMMY and Pink Floyd's THE WALL face off to find out Which Is Better?! Join comedians Brad, Sean, and Gary as they talk Cosby, human-cloning and how Elton John was a kind of a trickster. If you've ever thought you are just another brick in the wall or love The Who only because of C.S.I., then pop on your headphones for an amazing journey with Which Is Better?. Featuring:  Brad Edwards, Sean Parrott & Gary Fletcher Special Guest:  Mark Anundson Music by Sean Parrott @ seanisok.com Contacts:  Facebook  Twitter  WhichIsBetterPodcast@gmail.com Sound Effects by:   BerlinAtmospheres    See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Come to the land of ice and snow as we talk about That Thor Trailer, Lexx, Pink Floyd's The Wall, Unworthy Thor, Our first purchased comics, Gaunt's Ghosts, Mass Effect Babies, More G.I. Joe, More Transformers, LOTS More Call of Duty, Britbox Brings The WHO, Invincible, Secret Empire and the continuation of the Funko War. So count your Funkos, it's time for a Geek Shock!

COMING IN YOUR EARHOLES!! This time round on the JSRC the lads discuss New Yorker Lou Reed's first band The Velvet Underground and their s/t album with Nico. Also talk about Pink Floyd's The Wall a band and album that need no introduction, also the usual any other business, spoiler alert and plenty of other nonsense!

COMING IN YOUR EARHOLES!! This time round on the JSRC the lads discuss New Yorker Lou Reed's first band The Velvet Underground and their s/t album with Nico. Also talk about Pink Floyd's The Wall a band and album that need no introduction, also the usual any other business, spoiler alert and plenty of other nonsense!

(LYRICS) The Art of the Wall Hey you! Trump's Story isn't Told Getting lonely getting old Making fun of amputee? Hey you Hillary on trial With bitchy Bill and pedophiles Call you whitey? Hey media don't help Trump It's not right Don't give in, call out on sight Hey Trump! you look like Fred Flintstone Sitting naked by the phone That’s too much for me? Hey Hills email commence recall Debating she Better call Saul Should she cop a plea? Hey Hills, could you have a mind of your own? We're worlds apart, So watch your tone Duck Trump has lost sanity His wall a big lie Reports NBC Katy Tur Trump tried After he ate Ro-sie And his sperms turned into JohnMcCain Hey you! the one that's writing code Rightaways legal Acupoco gold Can you vote Bernie? Hey you, not Rand at all Voted Red for Ron Paul Can you vote Bernie? Hey Trump, don't tell me there's no hope at all Together we stand, divided we fall In the Cash (LYRICS) So ya Thought ya Might like to leave Mexico. To feel that warm thrill of Intrusion, that Disgrace Cavuto I've got some Fox news for your moonshine, Megyn isn't well, bleeding back at the hotel Obey like Mao Zedong Not a cut-rate Rand Peirce gonna find out weirdo jokes really banned Are there any Jabir’s in the rally tonight? Shoot their protest Prayer shawl. Affairs in the spotlight, on shows like Hannity Fracking Trump against his wall. This M*th looks Blueish! Two brides and NO GROOM! Who let all of the service staff into the room? There's one making a point, And another with thoughts! If I have to watch Red Eye, I'll have all of you shot! *All Pink Floyd references and music are for parody purposes only. We in no way are taking credit for the scoring of the music or awesomeness that is Pink Floyd, The Wall, Hey, You!, or In the Flesh. These are copyrighted by Pink Floyd and Geffen Records.

Jim and Greg conduct a classic album dissection of Pink Floyd’s epic double concept album The Wall, which celebrates its 35th anniversary in November. But first, they talk music and science with Science Friday host Ira Flatow.

This week's show features best-selling author and actor Amy Sedaris along with Grammy award-winning They Might Be Giants. We hear what went on behind the scenes when the founding fathers were writing the Declaration of Independence, we hear from the schoolmaster at the school referenced in Pink Floyd's The Wall, and we get a little insight about what would happen if Winnie the Pooh took an office job.

Part 2 of my conversation with guest Jay Breitling as we discuss movie soundtracks. I've also got the Bonehead of the Week and music from Parquet Courts, Two Gallants, Lefty's Deceiver and Sonic Youth. Show notes: - Recorded at Chez Breitling - John Hughes championed synth-pop in his movies - Cameron Crowe's Singles was timed perfectly with the emergence of Seattle scene - The Repo Man soundtrack featured some classic punk tracks - Concert soundtracks can be hit or miss - Pink Floyd's The Wall soundtrack differed a bit from the album - This is Spinal Tap is a classic - Floyd's music appeared on some late '60s/early '70s soundtracks - Wang Chung did the soundtrack for To Live and Die in LA - Soundtracks can bring out some truly awful songs - Bryan Adams/Sting/Rod Stewart did "All For Love" from Three Musketeers soundtrack - We look up stuff on the Internet - Plenty of bad soundtrack songs from Cheap Trick, Seger, ex-Eagles - Dirty Dancing was a monstrous success - Kumar: Reality Bites was annoying - Breitling recommends Urgh! A Music War Music:Parquet Courts - Borrowed Time Two Gallants - My Love Won't Wait Lefty's Deceiver - Horizon is Faster Sonic Youth - Dirty Boots Completely Conspicuous is available through the iTunes podcast directory. Subscribe and write a review! The Parquet Courts song is on the album Light Up Gold on Dull Tools Records. Download it for free at RCRDLBL. The Two Gallants song is on the album The Bloom and the Blight on ATO Records. Download the song for free as part of the ATO Records 2012 Fall Music Sampler (in exchange for your email address) at ATO Records. The Lefty's Deceiver song is on the album Process Junior on My Pal God Records. Download the song for free from Epitonic. The Sonic Youth song is on the album Goo on Geffen Records. Download the song for free from Epitonic. The opening and closing theme of Completely Conspicuous is "Theme to Big F'in Pants" by Jay Breitling. Find out more about Senor Breitling at his fine music blog Clicky Clicky. Voiceover work is courtesy of James Gralian; check out his site PodGeek.

Felicia talks about not feeling guilt, when one is found guilty as charged. Joey shares his story of seeing Pink Floyd's "The Wall" with Satan. And a sweet can of "whoop ass" is about to get opened, if a certain someone brings her mashed potatoes to Thanksgiving dinner - one more EFFING time!

Jim and Greg conduct a Classic Album Dissection of Pink Floyd's landmark concept album The Wall.

Satirical cartoonist Gerald Scarfe nominates Walt Disney. Gerald Scarfe spent much of his childhood in his sick bed, so it's not surprising that Disney cartoons and feature films meant so much to him. He can still recall the thrill at the prospect of seeing Pinocchio at the cinema, and then the agony of being lead away again in the rain because the tickets were too expensive. Walt Disney came from a working family. His god-fearing father Elias, said by one writer to have 'hated Capital, and favoured Labour, but really needed to make a buck', found work where he could. So Walt lived a peripatetic childhood, and sought solace in drawing and play acting. Hard times early on did not make Walt frugal with money in adulthood, and despite the huge successes of the golden era of Disney, it was only with the opening of Disneyland that Walt attained any substantial personal wealth. You don't have to look far to find myth surrounding Walt Disney. Even after his death, rumours that his body had been cryogenically frozen spread so widely that they soon slipped into folklore. He had actually been cremated, but the readiness with which the cryogenic claim was accepted perhaps bears witness to a man who was terrified of dying, who believed in the white hope of technology and who, some might say, had been searching all his life for an escape into an immortal, fairytale world. Matthew Parris, Gerald Scarfe and guest experts Brian Sibley and Richard Williams, creator of Roger Rabbit, discuss the life of a complex cultural icon. A man who was seemingly unpretentious, and did not fit the image of movie mogul with his scruffy tweed jacket and awkward demeanour, yet a man who was accused of being a tyrannical egomaniac. The son of a socialist who ended up naming names at the House of Un- American Activities committee. Above all else perhaps though, they discuss the life of a man who strove tirelessly for perfection and who changed the cultural landscape of a little boy called Gerald, and arguably of the world, for ever. Scarfe himself is best known for his classic images lampooning the great and the good of politics, and also in his iconic animation for Pink Floyd's The Wall. He reveals in this programme that he also spent time working on the Disney production Hercules. The producer is Miles Warde.

Tonight on the program CabaRadio honours Remembrance day by enjoying the music of musicians who are no longer with us on this earthly plane.Plus Remembrance day poetry.We also have 2 more tickets to giveaway to some lucky listener to Pink Floyd's the Wall, live on stage at the Rio Theatre. Only 4 shows left!http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=149741407563&ref=tsReview Vancouver says "PINK FLOYD's THE WALL "is an AMAZING SPECTACLE with plenty of memorable moments, excellent musicians, and more than a few inspired vocal renditions of all of the best songs off this extraordinary concept album. " GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! Only FOUR performances left! Nov 11, 12, 13, 14.As always upcoming events and of course a few surprises!!CabaRadio with Teddy SmoothEvery Tuesday at 11pm101.9fm or online citr.ca-----------------------------------------------------MISSED A SHOW?Check out all our shows online at citr.ca under "Shows" or in the Itunes store under citr -- cabaradioDownload them to your MP3 player or listen online to any of the shows at your convenience!http://feeds.feedburner.com/Citr--Cabaradio------------------------------------------------------NEXT WEEKStarting next week CITR 101.9fm is celebrating its annual fund raising drive. Tune in and pledge to help CITR continue to provide different and exciting programing! Prizes, music, good times and donating!! What fun!

The story behind The Wall