Podcasts about Pinkman

Flashback some time between Dr Pinkman's run in with Tarquin and Deimos meeting Lucinda. A robot searches for a way to search for his friend! The debut of Phil BMing! CW: Profanity, violence, immature jokes, robots, maids, and more (let us know) --- Special Guest: Nick as Deimos - ⁠Nick's BlueSky⁠ --- Podcast art by Nate --- ⁠Phil's Organised Fun Podcast⁠ ⁠Vault Hunter Theme Song⁠ Organised Fun's AP Episodes ⁠Kids on Bikes⁠ ⁠Kids on Brooms⁠ ⁠Teens in Space⁠ --- Main Cast Kimberly as Fayleon Kyle as Mercurius Matt as Good Boy Phil as Tarquin Britstone/Bunker Master Riley as Plunger --- ⁠Friend & Foe Merch Store!⁠ ⁠Friend & Foe Patreon⁠ ⁠Friend & Foe Zencastr Referral Link⁠ ⁠Friend & Foe Linktree (Discord, socials, etc)⁠ --- ⁠Bunkers and Badasses from Nerdvana Games⁠ ⁠Borderlands⁠ and ⁠Tiny Tina's Wonderlands⁠ by Gearbox Software and 2K Games --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ffadventureco/support

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Housepedia Podcasts #HomeIsWhereHouseIsPlaying 160 I Moskalus Moskalus was born and currently resides in Ostrava, Czech Republic. He started his musical journey back in 2007 when he created his first YouTube channel where he would upload music from various artists to help them promote their music. With his second channel, he started doing music videos because he wanted to be a part of the scene, not only as a regular uploader, but as someone who wanted to express his own feelings. In November 2014, he had his first big break by making the music video for Bambounou's track "Onto This" which was released on 50 Weapons. After that, he gained a greater audience that helped him to work with labels such as: Lobster Theremin, Shall Not Fade, Die Orakel, Pinkman and Lehult. He has also had the opportunity to work with artists such as: Baltra, Fjaak, J. Albert and Benedikt Frey. After years of listening to music and making videos for such artists, Moskalus has developed a wide-ranging taste. In his DJ sets you can expect to hear anything from disco to house, techno, UK Garage or dubstep from the golden era. Info about the artist: @moskalus Submit your mixtape: https://linktr.ee/housepediamusic Listen on Apple: apple.co/3n4V8s5v

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@animisticbeliefs bring energy and innovation in equal measure whenever they serve up one of their electrifying sets or thrilling tunes. They are most at home when on stage cooking up captivating mixes of IDM, club music and drum & bass with smart infusions of influences from South East Asia and a sense of spiritualism that sees all things as equal. Their productions have come on labels like Cultivated Electronics and Pinkman and always push technical and emotional boundaries. The pair will be joining us at Dekmantel Festival 2024 in August and here offer up a teaser of what you might get: darkly involving moods, industrial textures and otherworldly timbres that are paired to a wide range of rhythms and tempos. There is a looseness to the set that keeps your body in constant motion while the details woven in between the beats keep your mind just as busy. From unusual instrumentation to foreign language vocals, this is an action-packed selection for peak-time dance floor fun.

Adam X's illustrious music career began in 1990 in Brooklyn, NYC, where he was born and raised. His earliest productions were released during this period, and he quickly gained momentum as one of the most adept DJs on the global underground techno scene. Alongside pioneer and brother Frankie Bones, he opened the doors of Groove Records in Brooklyn as America's first true outlet for underground electronic music with a direct focus on the techno genre. The Groove Records team also took part in organizing the first techno events ever to take place in NYC, including the legendary Storm Rave that started in 1991. Storm Rave was the first all-techno warehouse party organized on the East Coast of America, featuring line-ups with many up-and-coming artists who would later become global techno cult figures. The Sonic Groove label was born in 1995 at the upgraded Manhattan location of the shop (which also changed its name from Groove Records to Sonic Groove during the transition). Adam continues to operate the label in an exemplary and innovative way, with over one hundred releases to date, focusing on an assortment of techno music styles from many well established artists across the electronic music spectrum. A unique perspective and acute knowledge of music can be recognized in his DJ and live sets, which have always retained a unique sense of an uncompromised approach to the dance floor. Adam's approach facilitated acid techno's dominance in the early to mid-nineties, and he nearly single-handedly put the Industrial and EBM Techno cross-over genres on the map for the first two decades of the millennium. Now, Adam returns to his purist techno roots with a hard but deep thought-provoking sound, one combines the past, present and future of this timeless music. His Traversable Wormhole, ADMX-71, The Secret Initiative, Mass-X-Odus, and X-Crashed side-projects, along with his collaboration with co-conspirator U.K.-based artist Perc in their project AX&P, and with his techno life partner Maedon as Maedon-X on Tresor Records, have all strongly impacted the most discerning audiences. Adam X has also released his own work on his seminal imprint, as well as releases on some of the most essential labels to exist, both past and present, such as Wax Trax!, Direct Drive, Magnetic North, Peacefrog, Drop Bass Network, CLR, Hands Productions, as well as preeminent contemporary labels like Aufnahme + Wiedergabe, L.I.E.S, Hospital Production, and Pinkman. Adam currently resides in the electronic music capital of the world, Berlin, Germany. With unparalleled dedication, his activities never cease as he continues his individual tradition of operating on every vital level, from label activity to organizing events in the legendary Tresor club and performing in some of the world's most credible venues—a practice he has maintained since the early '90s. Adam X is a true force whose contribution has reached far into bringing the future forward for electronic music. Tracklist via -Spotify: http://bit.ly/SRonSpotify -Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/Slam_Radio/ -Facebook: bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup Archive on Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/slam/ Subscribe to our podcast on -iTunes: apple.co/2RQ1xdh -Amazon Music: amzn.to/2RPYnX3 -Google Podcasts: bit.ly/SRGooglePodcasts -Deezer: bit.ly/SlamRadioDeezer Keep up with SLAM: fanlink.to/Slam Keep up with Soma Records: fanlink.to/SomaRecords For syndication or radio queries: harry@somarecords.com & conor@glowcast.co.uk Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk

TECH CLUBBERS PODCAST W/ ALESSANDRO ADRIANI Alessandro Adriani is a lot of things – producer, DJ, live performer and label owner of Mannequin Records – but above all he is a tireless music researcher. The Berlin-based Italian goes further than your average “crate digger” in pursuit of information about sounds, styles, artists and record labels, devoting countless hours to unearthing the untold stories behind the music he loves, regardless of when it was made. Adriani's obsession has naturally shaped his other musical endeavors, not least Mannequin Records, the label he established over than a decade ago, voted label of the month by Resident Advisor in 2017. Over the years, the imprint has won praise from buyers and critics alike for its open-minded blend of on-point reissues, archival collections and fresh productions. The intriguing, leftfield mixture of material on offer – think techno, electro, cold wave, industrial, EBM, minimal synth, and more – is naturally a reflection of Adriani's wide-ranging and off-kilter tastes ( as you'd discover if you had a quick flick through his vast and growing record collection ). Adriani is distinctively drawn towards the dark and obscure, and you can hear this approach amongst the long, drawn-out mixes of his similarly eclectic DJ sets. Alessandro has contributed outstanding mixes for Resident Advisor, FACT, Crack Magazine, Bleep, Cxema and Dekmantel. On the festival circuit he's made appearances at Berghain, Tresor, Atonal, Boiler Room, Dekmantel, ADE, Dimensions, Neopop, Positive Education, Signal and more, together with his bi-monthly dates at Berghain and Panorama Bar, a residency he's held from 2016 to 2020. As a producer, Adriani's output naturally draws on these inspirations, but also reflects his obsession with electronic hardware. Under his own name Adriani has built a reputation for delivering heavy, angular and forthright club cuts for such celebrated labels as L.I.E.S. Records, Stroboscopic Artefacts, Jealous God, Pinkman and - of course - Mannequin Records. Follow ALESSANDRO ADRIANI here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adriani.alessandro/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/alessandro-adriani-mnq

Late but not too late, the November Hamnawa Select playlist's accompanying podcast is here! Zeerak and I dive into Natasha Noorani's album, great talk about language and lyrics, JANI, Strings, Cricket and more! Things discussed in this episode: 00:00 Intro, timezones, revenge procrastination, end of year plans 03:59 Natasha Noorani's “Ronaq” - constructing the album, subtle references, Zeerak's linguistic contributions! 19:11 Speaker talk - if you're into music “should” you get better hardware too? Tangent on defrauding swap systems 26:12 “Pinkman” by JANI - references! Also, so fun! 31:15 Umair's production on “Lostalgia” with JANI, excellent work and high aspirations 37:18 Ali Pirzada - singer songwriter vibes, tongue in cheek yet considered lyricism 44:43 “Jaadu” by Faisal Kapadia - a vibe shift, and also a discussion on overused pop words and the wider linguistic contexts that might apply 51:43 Tangent on Bollywood connections in music, the bygone age of collaboration and the Strings Era 56:50 Zeerak's experience with the 2024 Cricket World Cup, rollercoaster of sadness, watching Indian cricket with Indians 1:06:53 Outro LINKS: Link to playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2ZQILwoaGdTFGg7RHJVKKE Hamnawa's Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/hamnawa_net/ ⁠Support the podcast by becoming a monthly patron on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/tprpod) or send a one-off token on Ko-fi (https://ko-fi.com/tprpod)! Find all our previous episodes on Spotify, Google Podcasts, & Apple Podcasts and follow us all on Twitter! Links to everything below! Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6PvTahp... Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tprpod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TPRPod Ali: https://twitter.com/themaholupper Rizwan: https://twitter.com/RizwanTakkhar Sarkhail: https://twitter.com/Sarkhail7Khan --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tprpod/support

Procurement often talks about visibility and transparency. Data turns abstract goals into actionable insight. Having greater visibility makes it possible for procurement to negotiate maximum savings while making sure the company has what it needs to operate competitively in a digital world.  In categories where it is easy for distributed buyers to act independently - like cloud software for instance - visibility also provides procurement with opportunities for improved savings leverage and the centralized oversight required to stop ‘shadow spend' in its tracks. In this episode, based on an AOP Live session, Philip Ideson is joined by Emily Campbell, Director of Product Design & Research at Vendr, and Nick Pinkman, Sr. Cloud Manager at Vendr.  Emily and Nick share their perspectives about: The importance of centralizing workflows for managing spend and headcount The different types of cloud savings procurement should pursue during contract negotiations What data procurement should have in hand before entering a cloud software negotiation  

Gamma Intel (@gammaintelligence) is a sonic explorer who can rewire your brain with his left-of-centre approach to sound and rhythm. The Dutchman is a master of contrast between the dark corners of the dance floor and moments of emotional light. He draws on broken beats, acid, techno and electro but skews them through his own lens on labels like brokntoys, Pinkman and Mechatronica. He recently co-founded the Nerve Collect label with friend Identified Patient, and will release his E.M EP there at the end of March. Gamma's love of creative sampling and meticulous sound design carries over into the music he plays in his sets. This week's mix is perfect proof as it twists and turns on contorted basslines and muscular drum patterns. It's an intense and futuristic listen that goes through moments of all-out hand-in-the-air dance floor joy and heads down marching to slick jungle workouts and dystopian worlds of bass. Few DJs can manipulate sound in such thrilling ways.

Some writer thinks we shouldn't teach kids to call people sir or ma'am. D Ray thinks we should teach kids to be just like Pinkman form "Breaking Bad". Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

[1:18:30] – SUBJECT MATTER: Winter in North Texas. Justin Commander X Workboots. Winter Load-Out. 2021 Winter Storm. Local Preparation and Response. Emergency Work Responsibilities. Impact of Rock Salt. Ice Melter With CMA. Lifespan of Automobiles. The Blue Meth Road. “Breaking Bad”. Skylar Hate. “Better Call Saul”. Heisenberg. Stetson Hats. INTJ Occupational Pathways. Pinkman. Tuco Salamanca. […]

Give a fish a man, cause concerns. Teach a fish to man, reel in those profits. LDS Mormon Donate: $skymaster5 & Venmo: @blingviera --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bling-viera/message

Welcome to the first episode in a new podcast series on animation. In this episode, Andy Williams talks to Sergio Jimenez about JIBARO and LOVE, DEATH + ROBOTS. Sergio is Head of Pinkman.tv which produced the JIBARO episode. He breaks down the director Alberto Mielgo's unique approach and the challenges of bringing his creative vision to life.

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In this episode, host Rachel has a conversation with Audrey Erker, Training Specialist and Tahner Pinkman, Sales Manager for BenefitEd about the Young Associates Community (YAC) at Nelnet. They share how YAC helps young associates connect with each other, offers both personal and professional growth opportunities to members, and how anyone can be involved.

The Kentucky Derby is great because for two minutes, you can pretend to care about horse racing. Our freedom of speech has been in question as of late. Let's just say, Elon is fighting for the title of this episode. Listen to understand why.- Follow The Smoking Simian on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thesmokingsimian/- Follow me on Twitter - https://twitter.com/TheSimian_- Follow me on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/abarbosa000/- Share, like, comment and subscribe on The Smoking Simian YouTube - d9YpoYfsQghttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFn3FPnTegaky- Audio platforms - https://smokingsimian.buzzsprout.com

En este nuevo episodio de #EscuelaDeSeries hablamos sobre #BreakingBad, sus mejores momentos y como sus personajes han logrado empatizar y generar un gran impacto en la cultura general. Pero esta serie ¿se ha convertido en la mejor de la historia?

In this episode of BS'ing with Sean K, Sean Kneese talks to painter and guitarist Angela Gram. Angela's art focuses on animals and their place in modern post-industrial society. Angela is also a guitarist and plays in a jam band with Sean Kneese ( He plays bass) called Pinkman and the Brain. Angela and Sean talk about their love for death metal, black metal, grindcore, and other genres.  Angela also talks about growing up in a rural area of New Hampshire and how that helped her develop a strong connection with animals, and how it compares to living in Jersey City, where she lives now. Link to Angela's art: https://www.angelagramart.com/Angela's guitarist instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angela.jams/

On today's episode Stone Cold Steve Austin joins the boys as they draft the worst smells of all time and debate burp vs fart   Please let us know what you think. Have any ideas that we should draft? Let us know! Please share with EVERY SINGLE PERSON YOU KNOW! and subscribe and review please. We Love You ALL   IG: FullGrownPod Theme song provided by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com

In the 98th Editorial Podcast we have a guest from neighboring Bryansk. Lvrin is a DJ and producer, resident of Arma17 and Rotterdam's imprint Pinkman. We talked about his impressions of Minsk, club life in Bryansk and how to be a resident of the Arma17 and be released on European labels. Tune in!Download: https://t.me/radioplatoshowsarchive/557

Truly Inconsequential – Not all characters are created equal. Mr. Greer and Brimstone of The Grindhouse Radio debate this week's zeroes in front of a live audience. It'll be determined in real time who will remain inconsequential, and who may be liberated back into the hero's category. This week they argue Piper Chapman from Orange is the New Black; as well as Jesse Pinkman from Breaking Bad. Which business was more monetarily fruitful – crystal meth; or worn panties? Question is, who will remain truly inconsequential.

On this week's show, Marc talks about Adios, a game where you play as a farmer with ties to the mob who wants out of the business, even though we all know it's not that simple; Beach Buggy Racing 2: Island Adventure, a kart racer that actually isn't that buggy (but is kind of cheap); Pinkman+, a game that so badly wants to be N++; and so much more. Anyway, something-something talky and just a wee bit walky, cheers and enjoy the anime-zing(ly disconnected) show. Anyway, that's it and that's all folks. If you're feeling extra generous, you can become a patron, donate a little something-something, or subscribe to show your support for the site, the plentiful podcasts, the various videos, the absurd art, and all of the other nonsense we make over here at Pixelated Sausage. Thanks for being a fan.

If your looking for that legendary choose your own breaking bad adventure game then keep looking because Pinkman+ on PS5 is a speedrunning platformer that couldnt be further from the series, AND if you thought that name was puzzling, dont loose your head over Pillar Puzzle Escape on the Nintendo Switch, because we've got reviews and gameplay from both right here on SWITCHITUP show! Pinkman+ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ltvMAdogv0 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/switchitupshow/support

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Friday 12-14-18 – Pinkman fills in for Jack as producer. We smoke a great cigar for embers only. We talking weddings and kissing dead people. Rauce tells us about some painful no's for Rauce thoughts.

11-21-18 - The Phinal Philips Phile – A Tribute to Jim Philips. We hear from many members of the show from the past until today including Moira, Miss B, Pinkman, Fritz, Drew Garabo, Jana Banana, Wanzie, Doug, Bill Keevan, Stacy, Scott Maxwell, Pat Clarke, Mike Bianchi, Shot Dr., Marc Daniels, Angel, Carlos Russ, Jimmy, Shawn, Sabrina C-Lane, Linda Byrd, Chris Kampmeier, Chris Mad-Dog Russo, Brad, Steve Kramer, Katherine Brown, Joseph Martens, Daniel Dennis, Brian Walton, Dan Stone, Savannah, Eddie the Shaman, Jack, Big Daddy and we will also hear from the man who founded this program, was the patriarch of this radio station, and the voice of central Florida for more than 30 years, Jim Philips.

Phinal Philips Phile - Pinkman and Fritz interview each other about their time on the Philips Phile.

Thursday October 25, 2018: Pinkman is back and Eddie has some sort of attitude.

Wednesday – 10-24-18 – Pinkman was too tired for work, so KC 2X joined the program. Scott Maxwell wasn't too tired, but he was in a hurry. Five Minute Professor wasn't in a hurry, but he was on a crappy phone. Shot Doctor acted out a scene from a movie that no one knew. Overall, weird Wednesday.

Tuesday – 10-23-18 – C-Lane joins the Phile as Pinky remains in Sin City. Jack hopes to retake 2nd place while Pinkman is away in Fritz on the Street. We spend the show dreaming about how we would spend the Mega Millions Billion Dollar Jackpot!

Monday 10-22-18 - Hi Pinkman! Doug reviews A Star is Born, Steve Kramer talks about Halloween costumes and Jim tries to continue his dominance in Closest to the Pin and Fritz fills in for Pinkman.

Wednesday October 10, 2018: Jack is back from his trip and, as such, hilarity ensues. He doesn't take out the Yankees loss on Jim and Pinkman.

7/12/18 – Pat Clarke talks sports, Jim plays a bird in Closest to the Pin, Jim Colbert and JP talk about strange dreams, Fritz is in for Pinkman, we play SYWW and Eddie the Shaman preps us for another Friday the 13th

7/11/18 – We talk about our favorite snack food, tractors and would you rather face a shark or an alligator. Scott Maxwell calls the show and KC Two-Times joins the show while Pinkman is away and gets to play Closest to the Pin and gets quizzed by the Five Minute Professor.

7/10/18 - Pinkman is away, but we still play Fritz on the Street with KC 2x, and it is a most fun time!

7/10/18 – Would you eat meat made in a petri dish? Can you spit in public? Should you say something to someone who flosses their teeth in public? These questions answered, plus KC Two-Times joins the show while Pinkman is away and gets to play Closest to the Pin and one of the weirdest games of Fritz on the Street.

Monday July 2, 2018: Moira hosts today and we actually have good news to talk about. Pinkman is buying a pool. Wanzie and Doug come in to review movies. Steven Kramer comes in to give Pinkman legal advice and we close the show with PPT.

Monday June 25, 2018: Mo is out so Pinkman does the news. Jack plays audio from his crazy neighbor and the insane woman behind him at the Yankees game. Monday movie review doesn't happen because of a damn gas leak on i4. We receive a call from a famous villain and Beth. Steven Kramer comes in to talk law and social media and we close the show with PPT.

05/29/18 - Moira has a good game and the gap closes between the players. Pinkman describes the game as aggravating, yet sensual.

Monday 04/30/18 – Jim discusses White House Correspondence Dinner, impressions and racial stereotypes, and Beth sings! Wanzie & Doug disagree during Monday Movie Review and they talk about the changes in gay culture. Jack is back and he has the Audio Phile. Moira is here until she is not, and C-Lane steps in to cover for Mr. Pinkman.

Thursday April 26, 2018: Pinkman continues his closest to the pin streak. We talk to Pat Clarke. Jim plans a trip to Davenport, Iowa. Does Jim win in Closest to the pin? We talk to Dirty Jim (or try to at least) about David Blaine and magic. We close the show with some kickass music and So Ya Wanna Winna.

Tuesday April 24, 2018: We talk about the royal baby, DNA testing, Meek Mill, Return of the Mack, and romaine lettuce. Pinkman and Fritz face off in closest to the pin again. Mo doesn't like tribal music. The regular round of closest to the pin is a real cracker. Fritz on the street gets heated as usual and we close the show with PPT.

Monday 04/09/18 – Movie Monday & we begin the week without Pinkman, but Fritz is here! Rick Scott wants to be our senator, FBI raids office of Trump's lawyer, Pirates Dinner theater burns, Wanzie reviews movies w/o Doug and Attorney Steven Kramer talks 3 Billboards. Jim plays Pin, so does Fritz, and callers play PPT.

04/05/18 - Pinkman must have been overwhelmed covering for Jack for the last hour of the show that he forgot to post the podcast. On the show, the crew celebrates Jack's upcoming birthday, Jim does a 180 and is now rooting for Tiger to win the Masters, as he discusses with Pat Clarke & Jim Colbert. Eddie the Shaman does his thing and Fritz lends a hand. Now, it is time to smack Pinkman, excuse me.

Monday April 2, 2018: Mo is back from Hawaii so Pinkman can go back to slacking. We talk about Sinclair media, Matzo, and helicopter rides. Wanzie and Doug come in for Monday Movie Review. CTTP honors our first responders today. Steven Kramer comes in to talk about the Noor Salman case and Martha Stewart. We close the show with a riveting round of PPT.

Thursday March 29, 2018: It's the last day sans Mo so Pinkman and Fritz deliver the news. Jack has an audio phile. Pat Clarke calls in and talks about something very different from his normal sports talk. Did Jim win CTTP or lose? Dirty Jim calls in to talk tomato sauce, rodeos, and cults. We close the show with so ya wanna winna.

Monday March 26, 2018: Mo is still on vacation so Pinkman and Fritz have news responsibilities. We talk about having abs and how women really don't like guys with abs. Wanzie and Doug finally return for Monday Movie Review. Did Jim win or lose CTTP? Who knows? Steven Kramer comes in to talk law and movies and Facebook and we close the show with PPT and some Mark Twain research.

Monday March 19, 2018: Jack is out sick so it's Jim, Mo, Pinkman, and Doc today. We talk facebook. Mo tells a story about how she got pick-pocketed and her husband is a relentless vigilante. Jim plays a caller in CTTP. We talk about fancy mutts. Steven Kramer comes in to talk law and we close the show with PPT.