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After initially bonding over their shared love of Everton FC, Comic book artist Will Sliney and Hollywood producer Jonathan Loughran teamed up to encourage kids to tap into their creative side with their production company, Pioneertown.

Before we get to the terrors of contemporary life, it's time for Kate and Brodie to chat about their holidays. Kate went to London, Cornwall, Paris, New York and LA, and Brodie went to Tokyo and Hanoi. They agree that Christine Vachon would've had a conniption at Pudong international airport in Shanghai, discuss the eras of Keira Knightley, rice porridge, Alexei Toliopoulos and Zachary Ruane's Refused Classification.There's a TV dispatch: on lying about owning Pioneertown in Selling Sunset, Perfect Couple and doing lots of Irish accents, lesbian witches in Agatha All Along and lesbian housewives in RHONY, (Ryan) Murphy's Law states we gotta talk about Monsters.Also: Alsos!Follow us at @seealsopodcast and join the Hogg Hive on Patreon to hear this week's bonus episode all about our holidays.Brodie is joining Lauren Taylor & Simon Winkler on Nov 16 at Hope Street for Good Question. See Also listeners can get 30% off their tickets for the Nov 16 workshop with the code SEEALSO. Get your ticket here.See AlsosBetween the Temples @ JIFFGuy Blackman's vinyl reissue of Adult BabyNew single from Harvey SutherlandAlso AlsosSoccer Mommy's new album EvergreenYou Beauty by Mish GrigorReal Housewives of Salt Lake City on HayuSabah Bolo slippersCabeau travel pillowMojave Ghost by Byredo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

MUSICLady Gaga announced yesterday she's releasing a companion album to "Joker: Folie à Deux". It's called "Harlequin" and it comes out THIS Friday. A cause of death has been revealed for Crazy Town frontman Shifty Shellshock.  Skid Row guitarist Scotti Hill says any possible reunion with singer Sebastian Bach would likely end like Jane's Addiction's current mess.Sean "Diddy" Combs' resurfacing video is creating concerns amid legal issues. In the viral video, the music mogul says his crazy parties will get him imprisoned. After two bail denials, he remains in prison. Linkin Park have shared the second track from their comeback album From Zero, which is due out November 15th. "Heavy Is the Crown" was debuted live by the band Sunday night in Hamburg, Germany and serves as the theme for the League of Legends world championship tournament starting on Wednesday. There's also an animated video that puts all the members of Linkin Park in the game. Check it out:Jerry Cantrell of Alice in Chains has announced a record release show for his solo album I Want Blood, which is out October 18th. He'll play at Pappy and Harriet's in Pioneertown, California on October 17th.The Weeknd now has the most songs with a billion streams on Spotify.Former #2 Show In Stall performer and Point darling, Des Rocs has released a new version of his track "In the Night" recorded with Underoath.Sum 41 frontman Deryck Whibley's upcoming memoir, 'Walking Disaster: My Life Through Heaven And Hell', hits shelves on October 8th. TVSeason 19 of "America's Got Talent" crowned a new winner last night. Here's the announcement, along with his finale performance.Our Oceans, an upcoming Netflix docuseries, will help animal lovers explore these "gateways to the unknown" about the mysterious creatures living deep below the water. MOVING ON INTO MOVIE NEWS:Halle Berry Reveals Prince Once Asked Her on a Date via a 'Piece of Paper' at His Concert. People magazine reports, the Oscar winner added that Prince popped that question "sort of" in person.AND FINALLYOne Hit Wonder Day:According to voters on ranker.com, these are the 10 best one-hit wonders. Let the debate begin 10. “Don't You (Forget About Me)” – Simple Minds9. “I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)” – The Proclaimers8. “Spirit in the Sky” – Norman Greenbaum7. “Play that Funky Music” – Wild Cherry6. “867-5309/Jenny” – Tommy Tutone5. “My Sharona” – The Knack4. “Video Killed the Radio Star” – The Buggles3. “Come on Eileen” – Dexys Midnight Runners2. “Tainted Love” – Soft Cell1. “Take On Me” – A-Ha AND THAT IS YOUR CRAP ON CELEBRITIES! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

MUSIC Lady Gaga announced yesterday she's releasing a companion album to "Joker: Folie à Deux". It's called "Harlequin" and it comes out THIS Friday.  A cause of death has been revealed for Crazy Town frontman Shifty Shellshock.   Skid Row guitarist Scotti Hill says any possible reunion with singer Sebastian Bach would likely end like Jane's Addiction's current mess. Sean "Diddy" Combs' resurfacing video is creating concerns amid legal issues. In the viral video, the music mogul says his crazy parties will get him imprisoned. After two bail denials, he remains in prison. Linkin Park have shared the second track from their comeback album From Zero, which is due out November 15th. "Heavy Is the Crown" was debuted live by the band Sunday night in Hamburg, Germany and serves as the theme for the League of Legends world championship tournament starting on Wednesday. There's also an animated video that puts all the members of Linkin Park in the game. Check it out: Jerry Cantrell of Alice in Chains has announced a record release show for his solo album I Want Blood, which is out October 18th. He'll play at Pappy and Harriet's in Pioneertown, California on October 17th. The Weeknd now has the most songs with a billion streams on Spotify. Former #2 Show In Stall performer and Point darling, Des Rocs has released a new version of his track "In the Night" recorded with Underoath. Sum 41 frontman Deryck Whibley's upcoming memoir, 'Walking Disaster: My Life Through Heaven And Hell', hits shelves on October 8th. TV Season 19 of "America's Got Talent" crowned a new winner last night. Here's the announcement, along with his finale performance. Our Oceans, an upcoming Netflix docuseries, will help animal lovers explore these "gateways to the unknown" about the mysterious creatures living deep below the water. MOVING ON INTO MOVIE NEWS: Halle Berry Reveals Prince Once Asked Her on a Date via a 'Piece of Paper' at His Concert. People magazine reports, the Oscar winner added that Prince popped that question "sort of" in person. AND FINALLY One Hit Wonder Day: According to voters on ranker.com, these are the 10 best one-hit wonders. Let the debate begin  10. “Don't You (Forget About Me)” – Simple Minds 9. “I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)” – The Proclaimers 8. “Spirit in the Sky” – Norman Greenbaum 7. “Play that Funky Music” – Wild Cherry 6. “867-5309/Jenny” – Tommy Tutone 5. “My Sharona” – The Knack 4. “Video Killed the Radio Star” – The Buggles 3. “Come on Eileen” – Dexys Midnight Runners 2. “Tainted Love” – Soft Cell 1. “Take On Me” – A-Ha   AND THAT IS YOUR CRAP ON CELEBRITIES! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Realtors selling multi-million dollar mansions in Season 8 of Selling Sunset did not come to play! Chris is joined by special guest co-host Lauren Chan to talk through the dog funeral drama and fast-spreading rumors from the last half of the season. Plus, the newest addition to the O Group, Alanna Gold, joins the podcast to talk about joining the cast, feeling frustrated when her Pioneertown trip didn't go as planned, and throwing her hat boldly into the ring for the Manhattan Beach listing.  Leave us a voice message at www.speakpipe.com/WeHaveTheReceipts Text us at (929) 487-3621  DM Chris @FatCarrieBradshaw on Instagram Follow We Have The Receipts wherever you listen, so you never miss an episode.  Listen to more from Netflix Podcasts.

Welcome back to The Viall Files: Reality Recap!  This week we're amping up for the premiere of ABC's Golden Bachelorette and Bravo's Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. But before we get there, we dive into our pop topics: Chapell Roan at the VMAs, Jack Antanoff's earbuds, Justin Timberlake's public apology, Mosquito swarms on a Volaris flight, and Shannon Beador's current sitch on the RHOC. “We're not cursing anymore?” Start your 7 Day Free Trial of Viall Files + here: https://viallfiles.supportingcast.fm/  Please make sure to subscribe so you don't miss an episode and as always send in your relationship questions to asknick@theviallfiles.com to be a part of our Monday episodes. Follow us on X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheViallFiles Listen To Disrespectfully now! Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/disrespectfully/id1516710301 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0J6DW1KeDX6SpoVEuQpl7z?si=c35995a56b8d4038 Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCh8MqSsiGkfJcWhkan0D0w To Order Nick's Book Go To: http://www.viallfiles.com  If you would like to get some texting advice on Office Hours send an email to asknick@theviallfiles.com with “Texting Office Hours” in the subject line! To advertise on the show, contact sales@advertisecast.com or visit https://www.advertisecast.com/TheViallFiles  THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS: Nutrafol - For a limited time, Nutrafol is offering our listeners $10 off your first month's subscription and free shipping when you go to https://www.Nutrafol.com and enter the promo code VIALL. Sundays For Dogs - Get 40% off your first order of Sundays. Go to https://www.sundaysfordogs.com/VIALL or use code VIALL at checkout. ASPCA - To explore coverage, visit https://www.aspcaPetInsurance.com/VIALL Episode Socials: @viallfiles @nickviall @nnataliejjoy @ciaracrobinson @justinkaphillips @dereklanerussell  Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 08:34 - VMAs 20:58 - Emmys 22:54 - Jenn Update 24:24 - Justin Timberlake 29:05 - Tampons 33:04 - Marry Yourself 38:32 - Family Bragging 42:46 - Mosquito 45:58 - Pioneertown 49:12 - VPR and The Valley 53:08 - Golden Bachelorette Men 01:02:59 - RHOC 01:23:43 - Outro

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We come to you this episode from a dark night skies art show in Pioneertown, California. Featured interviews with landscape photographer Mitch Miller and Steve Bardwell, President of the Morongo Basin Conservation Association, delve into the importance of preserving dark skies. Discover the challenges of light pollution, the benefits of San Bernardino County's new light trespass ordinance, and captivating tales of night sky marvels. Engage with insightful discussions on the intersection of art, nature, and conservation efforts in the American Southwest.Become a desert defender!: https://90milesfromneedles.com/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode is sponsored by the letter B.   Higgenbaum's Mitzvah is written and produced by Scott Pinkmountain.   The music for “The Eleven Senses” is Trtre from the album Tee (For Big Band) by Scott Pinkmountain.   F(ear) was composed by Matt Ingalls.   “The Dark Room” features Kashyapa J. Fisher and Cynthia Furman and was both edited and scored with original music by David Henson.   The Call Ups feature Kelly Gazley, Dru Faro and Morgan Guberman with music by the Mitzvah House Band.   This episode's Mitzvah House Band features Tim Chinnock on drums, Brian Crook on Guitar, Maryrose Crook on Keyboards and Lucio Menegon on bass, and was recorded and mixed at Frontierville Studios in Pioneertown, California.   Special Thanks to Kelly Herbinson, Johnny Ray Martin, Eli Crews.

“And my brother saw an opportunity with the Pioneertown Motel, which was just behind Pappy and Harriet's. It was not in the best shape, but it was next to this amazing event venue, and situated in this incredibly rich historical context that hadn't been fully exposed or told or explored, at least in the past from our perspective.” We're in great company with Mike French, Co-Founder and Partner at Life & Times - a creative design and development company passionate about detail-rich, contextually responsive, culturally driven and responsible placemaking - as realized through their restoration projects in Pioneertown Motel in California and Captain Whidbey in Washington, with a few other community projects on their culture map.  Pioneertown Motel, originally made famous as a backdrop for the world's best Westerns, today offers a step back in time lodging experience at the nexus of deep nature and quality entertainment. Captain Whidbey is the gateway to beautiful and rugged wilderness, fostering a sense of romance, a longing for adventure and a communion with the natural world.  In this episode, Mike shares how his creative career and open mindset led him to join together with family and friends to create Life & Times, preserving history, ingrained in community, and driven by culture. Top Takeaways [3:00] It was a family affair from the beginning for Mike and his brother Matt - and with a little persistence provided by their mom, they found themselves in a new world of hospitality.  [6:30] How the narrative changed and created what would become Life & Times - certainly not a traditional company by the books, but one that is ingrained in every aspect of the community.  [8:25] The history of Pioneertown - built in 1946 by the likes of Hollywood actors, Roy Rogers and Gene Autry, as a working movie set to film all of the iconic Western films - transpired into a community of creatives living and working in the film industry.  [12:00] The common thread woven throughout Life & Times is an “exercise in looking into the past, finding these special moments in history, trying to evoke the best of those moments and those feelings and those eras for each venue.” [14:20] Life & Times and other locals alike are breathing new life into the High Desert with cherished culinary classics, a reimagined release of the original Pioneertown Gazette, and the historic Post Office acting as a curated shop of local makers, artisans and brands.  [24:10] Why Captain Whidbey on Whidbey Island, just outside of Seattle, Washington, is “the gateway to beautiful and rugged wild, fostering a sense of romance, a longing for adventure and a communion with the natural world.”  [25:35] Expect to Dine In Good Company with freshly caught mussels right from within view of The Restaurant while you sip on local Washington wine.  [27:50] How a Japanese Onsen experience, seeing the reverence for bathing culture there, inspired Mike to bring more holistic wellness experiences to the future of Captain Whidbey, beginning with the conception of a spa.   Notable Mentions Pappy & Harriet's Joshua Tree National Park Red Dog Saloon The Copper Room La Copine Coupville, WA Ebey's Reserve Deception Pass The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway  Visit For Yourself Life & Times Website | @lifeandtimes.co Pioneertown Motel Website | @pioneertownmotel Captain Whidbey Website | @thecaptainwhidbey Stay In Good Company Website 

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Garza & Ernie talk going to therapy, Sick New World & much more! SPONSORS: distrokid.com/vip/garza 30% OFF! emgpickups.com Promo Code: Heavy 15% OFF! CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Ernie & Eddie Daydrinking 08:20 - Slipknot at Pioneertown w/ Eloy? 12:56 - Sick New World 13:44 - Who Is Slipknot's New Drummer? 15:33 - Ernie Going to Therapy 21:16 - Ernie's Therapy Breakthroughs 29:23 - Playing Drums as Therapy, Dealing w/ Trauma 34:25 - Being Vulnerable in a Relationship 38:51 - Having a New Perspective 44:29 - Looking Forward to Genuine Connections 45:51 - Demons & Karma 53:39 - The Last Time Ernie Prayed 57:38 - Religion 1:02:13 - Ernie's Self-Improvement 1:05:50 - Garza's Upcoming 7-String 1:13:18 - Sick New World 1:17:49 - PowerSlap

les Rolling Stones ont donné le coup d'envoi de leur tournée 2024, , les Smashing Pumpkins ont annoncé qui ils ont choisi comme nouveau guitariste, David Gilmour est de retour après 9 ans de patience pour les fans, Ringo Starr collabore avec un membre des Strokes, Bill Wyman a expliqué pourquoi il a quitté les Rolling Stones, Pearl Jam joue ses nouveaux titres pour la première fois en live. Mots-Clés : groupe, esprits, occasion, Europe, été, éphémère, concerts, chanteur, Vince Neil, réalisé, Bob Rock, école, ambiance, old school, Nikki Sixx, bassiste, cool, studio, fans, aimer, chanson, Livin' Alone, Songs That Wrote My Life, Believe (In Miracles), vie, heureux, joie, posts , mystérieux, projet, studio, Wolverhampton, ville, Birmingham, concert, intime, bar, barbecue, Pappy, Harriet's, Pioneertown, Californie, licenciement, Jay Weinberg, Sepultura, Eloy Casagrande, identité, visite, Amérique du Nord, Canada, Gary Clark Jr, Kaleo, Belgique, Stade Roi, Philadelphie,The Pretty Reckless , Joe Bonamassa, Antonella Gambotto-Burke, propriétaire du studio, Gavin Monaghan a également évoqué sur les médias sociaux cette nouvelle session, laissant présager que Plant aurait revisité plus d'un classique de Led Zeppelin pour ce projet mystérieux. --- Classic 21 vous informe des dernières actualités du rock, en Belgique et partout ailleurs. Le Journal du Rock, chaque jour à 7h30 et 18h30. Merci pour votre écoute Pour écouter Classic 21 à tout moment : www.rtbf.be/classic21 Retrouvez tous les contenus de la RTBF sur notre plateforme Auvio.be Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

AC/DC ouvre des pop-up bars dans 5 villes européennes pour sa tournée, à Londres, Gelsenkirchen en Allemagne, Seville, Munich, Londres et Paris. Comme annoncé, Motley Crue a sorti un nouveau titre, ‘'Dogs Of War'' de quoi célébrer le nouveau contrat du groupe avec Big Machine Records de Nashville. L'ancien guitariste de Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora, dévoile une série de 4 singles dont "I Pray" produite par Bob Rock. Robert Plant serait-il en train de réenregistrer un classique de Led Zeppelin ? Les neuf membres du groupe de nu-metal de l'Iowa, Slipknot, a donné son premier concert avec son mystérieux nouveau batteur. Les Rolling Stones ont annoncé les groupes qui ouvriront leurs dates de concerts dans le cadre de la tournée américaine ‘'Hackney Diamonds'' qui a débuté hier. Mots-Clés : groupe, esprits, occasion, Europe, été, éphémère, concerts, chanteur, Vince Neil, réalisé, Bob Rock, école, ambiance, old school, Nikki Sixx, bassiste, cool, studio, fans, aimer, chanson, Livin' Alone, Songs That Wrote My Life, Believe (In Miracles), vie, heureux, joie, posts , mystérieux, projet, studio, Wolverhampton, ville, Birmingham, concert, intime, bar, barbecue, Pappy, Harriet's, Pioneertown, Californie, licenciement, Jay Weinberg, Sepultura, Eloy Casagrande, identité, visite, Amérique du Nord, Canada, Gary Clark Jr, Kaleo, Belgique, Stade Roi, Philadelphie,The Pretty Reckless , Joe Bonamassa, Antonella Gambotto-Burke, propriétaire du studio, Gavin Monaghan a également évoqué sur les médias sociaux cette nouvelle session, laissant présager que Plant aurait revisité plus d'un classique de Led Zeppelin pour ce projet mystérieux. --- Classic 21 vous informe des dernières actualités du rock, en Belgique et partout ailleurs. Le Journal du Rock, chaque jour à 7h30 et 18h30. Merci pour votre écoute Pour écouter Classic 21 à tout moment : www.rtbf.be/classic21 Retrouvez tous les contenus de la RTBF sur notre plateforme Auvio.be Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

Comedian Carmen Morales (@TheFunnyCarmen) joins Andy, Jesse and Matt to talk about Matt's chipped tooth, the pros and cons of home dentistry, a nuclear fusion record, CRISPR and HIV, Andy's friend's Pioneertown-to-Big Bear breakdown, a million mice eating seabirds alive, letdowns from CBD, Carmen on HBO, updates from the Large Hadron Collider and our live event To 29 and Beyond, taking place June 7th and 8th.

For the last episode of 2023 we are finishing off with a big one. The Sol to Soul House is a vacation property in Pioneertown, California. In this episode of the podcast we sat down with Leslie where she shares the story about how she ended up create the Sol to Soul House, how the property won "Coolest Airbnb in California" and much more Follow Sol to Soul House on Instagram Stay at the property About the Show Beyond the Property is brought to you by Direct Vacation Bookings - a company that creates direct booking websites for vacation property owners so that they can automate their direct bookings, save themselves and guests on OTA fees and reduce their reliance on OTAs You can find us at ⁠www.directvacationbookings.com⁠ or connect with us ⁠@directvacationbookings⁠ Beyond the Property is hosted by Jared Johnson, the founder of Direct Vacation Bookings and you can connect with him at ⁠@jaredjohnson2807

Pioneertown was an old movie set built by Gene Autry for his westerns and has one famous honky tonk music venue on the premises - it's called Pappy and Harriets Pioneertown Palace.  But this wasn't a good old time listening to beautiful country and western music in the desert… in fact, this trip - hit a lot of bad chords... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Découvrez le 2ème épisode de notre mini-série immersive avec Joana qui nous raconte son dernier road trip dans le sud-ouest américain. Un épisode consacré au matériel de camping mais aussi à la visite du village fantôme de Pioneertown et du parc national de Joshua Tree en Californie… Liens utiles : Village fantôme de Pioneertown Parc National de Joshua Tree Musiques libres de droits : A Night Alone – TrackTribe Come On Out – Dan Lebowitz Come With Us – Nat Keefe & Hot Buttered Rum Dance of the Fireflies – Nathan Moore Hedge Your Bets – TrackTribe Ice & Fire – King Canyon Let's Do This! – Nat Keefe & Hot Buttered Rum Lost Lounge – TrackTribe Members Only – TrackTribe On The Rocks – TrackTribe Quarantine Waltz – Nat Keefe & Hot Buttered Rum Smokey's Lounge – TrackTribe

Last night was a late one – a big show at Pappy and Harriets in Pioneertown, California, followed by the inevitable after party. Zia McCabe dials in from the passenger seat of the tour bus, slightly worse for wear, but sharp as ever. After nearly 30 years, the Dandy Warhols know the road like few others – and like even fewer, they're still committed to bringing it every night. McCabe joins us to discuss her journey with the band, family and life in real estate. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this vintage 2018 episode, Alison and Lulu return to one of their favorites — spending a fake 10K in St. Petersburg, Russia, and Pioneertown, California! If you're a fan of fancy bathhouses, you'll love this episode — and if you're a Star Trek fan, you'll find a strange new world or two this week as you enjoy some signature imaginary luxury travel. We're revisiting some of our favorite episodes as we count down to episode 300! We have another format update coming up, and some new surprises. PS, Alison says we're at episode 296 in the intro. Sssssh.....Support the showBecome a supporter of the show! Cancel Anytime • No Commitment https://www.buzzsprout.com/145545/supporters/newDon't forget to get on the list that counts — our newsletter mailing list. Sign up at www.10kdollarday.com for show notes, resources, and things to make you smile. Instagram: @10KDollarDailyHappy Twitter: @10KDollarDay Support the show: www.patreon.com/10kdollarday Love 10K? How about 10 minutes a day? Join us at our other podcast, The Daily Happy, for ten minutes of community and news, every day! Want to support us without a subscription? You can buy us a coffee! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thedailyhappy

Ep. 99 - Justice Tripp Our first returning guest - Justice Tripp with a very short personal conversation that pretty much sums up what this podcast is about. I talked to Justice in Pioneertown after a Angel Dust gig. We speak on the importance of male role models, the future of Hardcore, and he shares a story of a show he attended in Baltimore at the age of 13. Thank you for listening. Available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/laugh-now-die-later/message

Ep. 93 - End It (Akil and Pat) I talk to Akil and Pat in Pioneertown after there gig with Angel Dust. We look at back at the “tough guy” scene, the pros and cons of younger kids getting into hardcore, getting older, and some life lessons that come with it. Available on Spotify And Apple Podcasts. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/laugh-now-die-later/message

Have you ever found yourself behaving in the same way as one of your parents? Or Maybe you find yourself acting as if you are back in your family home even though you are a grown adult who has created a life of their own? If you relate to either of these, this podcast is all about breaking cycles and living with intention. In this podcast we discuss: - What cycles are - How to become aware of your patterns - How to collaborate with your partner - How agreements can help you and your partner make changes - How win-win solutions can help - Why expressing needs are important Kara's website: https://www.karahoppe.com/ Baby Bomb Book: https://www.karahoppe.com/the-book Kara Hoppe, MA, MFT, is a psychotherapist, teacher, feminist, and mother. She has spent more than a decade as an inclusive therapist working with individuals and couples toward healing and growing, and toward becoming grounded, integrated people with better access to their own instincts, wisdom, and creativity. Hoppe also offers virtual retreats for parents and expectant couples, based on her book Baby Bomb: A Relationship Survival Guide for New Parents, a 2021 INDIES finalist. Her work has been featured in The Atlantic, Parents Magazine, Fatherly, and YourTango, among other publications. She lives with her husband and two children in Pioneertown, CA, and sees clients in private practice via telehealth. This podcast is for informational purposes only.

In this week's episode of Living in the Sprawl: Southern California's Most Adventurous Podcast, host Jon Steinberg shares his list of 10 Anthony Bourdain approved restaurants in the Southern California sprawl. His list includes: Ski Inn in Niland, Birrieria Chalio in East LA, Shanghai Red's in Palm Springs, Crazy Coyote Tacos in Cabazon, Animal on Fairfax, Tacos Villa Corona in Los Angeles, Pappy and Harriet's in Pioneertown near Joshua Tree, Dan Sung Sa in Koreatown, Senor Fish in Los Angeles and Ham Ji Park in Koreatown.Instagram: @livinginthesprawlpodcastEmail: livinginthesprawlpodcast@gmail.comWebsite: www.livinginthesprawlpodcast.comSupport the podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1756403/supporters/new Check out our favorite CBD gummy company...it helps us get better sleep and stay chill. Use code "SPRAWL" for 20% off.  https://www.justcbdstore.com?aff=645Check out Goldbelly for all your favorite US foods to satisfy those cravings or bring back some nostalgia. Our favorites include Junior's Chessecakes from New York, Lou Malnati's deep dish pizza from Chicago and a philly cheesesteak from Pat's. Use the link https://goldbelly.pxf.io/c/2974077/1032087/13451 to check out all of the options and let them know we sent you.Use code "SPRAWL" for (2) free meals and free delivery on your first Everytable subscription.Support the podcast and future exploration adventures. We are working on unique perks and will give you a shout out on the podcast to thank you for your contribution!Living in the Sprawl: Southern California's Most Adventurous Podcast is on Podfanhttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/sprawl   Support the show

Having a new bundle of joy is truly a delight for many, but it also comes with predicted and unexpected challenges. Between navigating feedings, sleep schedules, diaper changes and showering yourself, you are left to navigate the relationship with your new baby and your partner. In this podcast we discuss: ● Common challenges new parents face ● How come parenting issues can be so hot ● How to get in touch with your needs ● How to express your needs ● What attachment is ● Attachment Styles ● Secure Functioning ● Tips for connection with your partner Link to the book Baby Bomb https://www.karahoppe.com/the-book Link to Kara's Website: https://www.karahoppe.com/ Kara's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/karahoppe/ Link to ep 79: Attachment Styles and Building a Happy Relationship with Stan Tatkin https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/79-attachment-styles-and-building-a-happy/id1412479463?i=1000557392696 About Kara Hoppe, MA, MFT: She is a psychotherapist, teacher, feminist, and mother. She has spent more than a decade as an inclusive therapist working with individuals and couples toward healing and growing, and toward becoming grounded, integrated people with better access to their own instincts, wisdom, and creativity. Hoppe also offers virtual retreats for parents and expectant couples, based on her book Baby Bomb: A Relationship Survival Guide for New Parents, a 2021 INDIES finalist. Her work has been featured in The Atlantic, Parents Magazine, Fatherly, and YourTango, among other publications. She lives with her husband and two children in Pioneertown, CA, and sees clients in private practice via telehealth. This podcast is for informational purposes only.

As August draws to a close, I'm not sure how I feel. While I'm excited to start a new season of HOS in September, it also means a great time is coming to an end. After traveling to Spain and France, I returned to LA and started working on Yard Of Blondes' new record. Getting up early and spending the day listening to music, writing and demoing new songs has become a habit for me. And I have to say I'm pretty happy about it. I actually started working on that record last year, but scrapped everything I had because I didn't think it was good enough. There is a saying that a second album is always harder to write than the first, and it's true. There is a delicate balance between not repeating yourself and not alienating the people who support you. In the end, though, I think this shouldn't be on your mind since you can't write songs with other people in mind. The only way to carry something relevant is to be honest. I think I tried too much on the first songs I wrote last year. Putting pressure on myself wasn't helpful. The time I spent in Europe helped me relieve that pressure and when I returned home I was finally ready. Damn, I'm excited! The project isn't finished yet, so we'll see where it goes. At the moment, I'm taking a short break to record voices for an upcoming French band that my friend David Gitlis, the boss of Nowhere Records, has just signed. That's exciting too. You might not know it but we started our podcast as a hub for Nowhere records. I'll talk more about this soon, as things are beginning to take shape. Anyway, here we are at the end of my Hanging On Sunset Summer special recorded at the Pioneertown Film Festival. It's a very short interview but It's a very interesting band we got here. The Sons Of The Pioneers are the oldest band in the entire fucking world! It dates back to 1933. Can you believe that? Let me give you a little context and history here… Because the story of this band is tied to Pioneertown itself. 1946 saw the creation of Pioneertown by two of the biggest names in Western films, Gene Autry and Roy Rogers. Over 50 films were shot here in the 1950s at their film studio near Yucca Valley. Roy Rogers wasn't just an actor. He was a singer and he was the one who originally formed the Sons Of The Pioneers. Despite the fact that none of the founding members are alive today, the band has never stopped playing. Whenever a member retires, he is replaced by a new member. The same timeless arrangements are used for the same Western great songs to this day. In the town named after them, the Sons Of The Pioneers closed the festival. That was really moving. Many people in the audience burst into tears (including my friend Victoria Smith, the amazing rock photographer). It was truly magical. Their closing performance at a festival celebrating Western culture could not have been more appropriate. Hopefully they will return next year for Edition number 2. That's all for now! Let's do the show and see you in September for a new season. Have a great end of summer, everyone. - Vincent Walter Jacob --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hangingonsunset/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hangingonsunset/support

One of my favorite insights from Belle & Sebastian's Stuart Murdoch in episode #75: “Maybe 1994 or 1995, a switch came on, and I started writing better songs. There's no doubt about that. I remember writing a song called ‘Dog on Wheels' at the start of 1995, and then quickly after that, I wrote a song called ‘The State I Am In,' a song called ‘Lord Anthony,' ‘Sleep The Clock Around,' and it suddenly started flowing. There was a moment when I been in my favorite cafe, which I practically lived in — the Grosvenor Cafe — and I started getting the idea for ‘The State I Am In.' I had a little tune and I took it outside because it was too noisy in the cafe, and the words started to flow. It started coming easily, riding on top of the tune. And I didn't have to ponder the words. And actually I kind of didn't know where the ideas were coming from, I didn't know what I was saying — it all tumbled out.” Belle & Sebastian's awesome new album, A Bit Of Previous, is out now. Their upcoming tour dates are below, and you can buy tickets HERE. May-24: Rabbit Rabbit, Asheville, NC May-25: TCU Amphitheater at White River State Park, Indianapolis, IN May-26: The Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL May-27: Palace Theatre, Minneapolis, MN May-28: The Admiral, Omaha, NE May-31: Paramount Theatre, Seattle, WA Jun-1: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Jun-3: Greek Theatre, Berkeley, CA Jun-4: Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, CA Jun-5: Pappy and Harriet's, Pioneertown, CA Jun-7: The Van Buren, Phoenix, AZ Jun-8: The Bridge at Santa Fe Brewing Company, Santa Fe, NM Jun-10: The Criterion, Oklahoma City, OK Jun-11: Stubb's Waller Creek, Austin, TX Jun-13: Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN Jun-14: Red Hat Amphitheater, Raleigh, NC Jun-15: Wolf Trap, Vienna, VA Jun-16: SummerStage, Central Park, NY Jun-17: Franklin Music Hall, Philadelphia, PA Jun-18: Roadrunner, Boston, MA Jul-1: Spain, Barcelona, Vida Festival Jul-2: Spain, Madrid, Noches del Botanico, Jul-15 Bristol, UK Lloyds Amphitheatre, Bristol Harbourside Jul-16 Stirling, UK Cardross Estate, Doune The Rabbit Hole Nov-13 Cardiff, UK Great Hall - Student's Union Nov-14 London, UK The Roundhouse Nov-15 London, UK The Roundhouse Nov -17 Sheffield, UK O2 Academy Sheffield Nov-18 Liverpool, UK Olympia Nov -19 Hull, UK Asylum, Hull University Union Nov-21 Aberdeen, UK Beach Ballroom Nov-23 Edinburgh, UK Usher Hall Nov-24 Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK O2 City Hall, Newcastle Nov-25 Manchester, UK Manchester Academy Nov-27 Cambridge, UK Corn Exchange Nov-28 Birmingham, UK O2 Academy Birmingham Nov-29 Southampton, UK O2 Guildhall Southampton Nov-30 Brighton, UK Brighton Dome

Later this month, the Pioneertown International Film Festival makes its debut in California's High Desert region, kicking off three days of classic Westerns, world premieres, documentaries, shorts, concerts and live workshops. On this special bonus episode, we chat with Julian Pinder, the co-founder of the festival, and Todd Luoto, the festival's head programmer, to find out more about the exciting Western-themed events they're planning!For tickets to the festival, or for info about the screening schedule, visit their website. This special bonus episode is brought to you in part by Outlaw Soaps. Visit their website to purchase their fantastic hand-made soaps, body washes, lotions, colognes and more.

The California band Cracker would have its greatest success with its second studio album, Kerosene Hat.  Cracker is David Lowery on lead vocals and guitar, Johnny Hickman on lead guitar and vocals, Davey Faragher on bass and vocals, and Michael Urbano on drums.  The name of the album comes from a time when Lowery and Hickman lived together in an old run-down house whose only heat source was a pair of kerosene heaters.  They had to walk to a nearby gas station to buy more kerosene and would bundle up with a wool cap that came to be known as the kerosene hat.  While the group considered themselves more drawn to roots rock or country, the album went platinum during the days of grunge as an alternative rock sound.  It definitely does not follow the over produced "hair band" sound that was beginning to wane in the early 90's.  Much of the album was recorded in an abandoned sound stage in Pioneertown, California, in a location so run down that the group had to round up old mattresses from junk yards to provide insulation on colder days. The band holds a music festival there each year. Wayne leads this expedition into the early 90's rock scene. LowThis single only reached number 64 on the US Billboard Hot 100, but it was number 3 on the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks.  Lowery claimed that the song was not about drugs, and that the lyric is not "like being stoned," but "like being stone."  Other lyrics like "a million poppies gonna make me sleep" make this claim seem a bit more dubious.Get Off ThisThe second single from the album is a response to former fans who accused Cracker of selling out to make more mainstream music.  The response is obvious from the chorus:  "So let's get off this, and get on with it.  If you wanna change the world, shut your mouth and start to spin it."Lets Go for a Ride This deeper track is well described by the title - it is a driving song.  "So, drive real fast through the underpass, and if we die or if we crash, well, I'd be flattered to be buried right next to you." Euro-Trash Girl This is a bit of a "hidden track" on the CD (coming in at #69), and is a favorite of serious Cracker fans.  It was originally released on the EP "Tucson"  It tells the story of a lonely guy in Europe who suffers through a series of break-ups.  The band wrote this as a group, partly based on things the members had experienced, and some made up situations. ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:I Can See Clearly Now by Jimmy Cliff (from the motion picture “Cool Runnings”)The appearance of the Jamaican national team in the bobsled event for the 1988 Winter Olympics inspired this movie staring John Candy. STAFF PICKS:Sober by TOOLRob brings us a grunge song from the Los Angeles band Tool.  The song is off their debut album, but it was most known for its creepy stop-action video.  Similarities to Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir" have prompted a number of mash-ups.  The lyrics were inspired by a friend of the band whose creativity only came out when he was under the influence.Hey Jealousy by Gin BlossomsThe song Brian features was written by guitarist Doug Hopkins about his former girlfriend.  Hopkins was fired for unreliability associated with his heavy drinking, but the song propelled the Gin Blossoms to success.  Hopkins became depressed and committed suicide in December 1993. Perfectly Good Guitar by John HiattBruce's staff pick is a minor key blues number from a singer-songwriter who has worked with a tremendous amount of artists.  This song from his eleventh studio album laments the way that rock stars get attention by smashing up perfectly good guitars.Bad Thing by Cry of LoveWayne's staff pick is a deeper cut.  Cry of Love is out of Raleigh, North Carolina, and has a sound reminiscent of Bad Company.  It was a throwback to solid 70's rock during a time when that genre of music was out of favor.  Band members would go on to perform with other groups including the Black Crowes and Lynyrd Skynyrd. INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:Leave That Thing Alone by RushThis instrumental from the Counterpoints album is a bit of a continuation of the "Where's My Thing" instrumental from Rush's previous album.

The Gritcast headed out to Pioneertown, California to meet up with our friend, David Corso! Ethan connected with David in 2020 while planning our John Wayne Grit Series Pioneertown run that benefits the John Wayne Cancer Foundation. On this episode, Ethan and David are also joined by our Race Director, Molly Kassouf, and the two sit down with David to get his interesting life story David owns a marketing group that integrates activations for brands and in 1999 got connected with Coachella founder and was asked to help bring brands in to sponsor the event and create activations for the guests. Talk about John Wayne Grit, David went from handing out paper tickets to help drive attendance to the festival and now the festival ticket demands are so high, it is a two weekend event and tickets sell out quickly. David and Ethan also bond over their love of Pioneertown, a town that was once used as a set for westerns and is located outside of Palm Springs in the high desert. David talks about what drew him to Pioneertown and after purchasing it, his plans to keep the Pioneertown charm. Cancer is such a big story in John Wayne's legacy and David was also affected by the disease when his brother was diagnosed. His brother's one wish was to be able to spend his final days with their mom so after failed attempts to get an ambulance across state lines, David loaded his brother up and the two road tripped back to New Orleans so his brother could be closer to their mother. David has been such a good friend to the John Wayne family and has really helped the fight against cancer with his contributions to the John Wayne Grit Series. This is a really fun interview with Ethan, Molly, and David, we hope you enjoy! Learn more about Corso Marketing Group here: corsomg.com Learn more about the John Wayne Grit Series here: johnwayne.org/jwgs More information about John Wayne on JohnWayne.com Shop our official store on JWStockandSupply.com Follow us on Social Media Instagram.com/johnwayneofficial Facebook.com/johnwayne Twitter.com/johndukewayne TikTok.com/johndukewayne

I was visiting Pioneer Town in Yucca Valley this past week. I share a some history of the indigenous people from this area and some more from my chat with Anne Julian from the Gray Mattes Now Podcast.  Article - Yucca Mountain; Sacred Land or Wasteland https://sites.coloradocollege.edu/indigenoustraditions/sacred-lands/yucca-mountain-2/ Gray Matters Now Website https://www.greymattersnow.com/  

Tim (@milasdack) cowboys up in Pioneertown and Dallas and Joe (@makph0t0) makes friends in elevated places on the 29th One of the No Name Road Show!!

On today's episode of All in the Industry®, Shari Bayer's guest is Laurie Woolever, writer and editor, and for nearly a decade, former lieutenant to the late author, TV host and producer Anthony Bourdain. Laurie has written for the New York Times, Vogue, GQ, Food & Wine, Lucky Peach (RIP), Saveur, Bloomberg, Dissent, Roads & Kingdoms, and others. She's been a private cook, nanny, caterer, writer, busgirl, recipe tester, farm hand, public speaker, video store clerk, and an editor at Art Culinaire and Wine Spectator. Laurie has written several books, including Appetites: A Cookbook (Ecco, October 2016) and World Travel: An Irreverent Guide (Ecco, April 2021) with Anthony Bourdain, which entered The New York Times bestseller list at #1; and Bourdain: The Definitive Oral Biography (Ecco, September 2021), which debuted at #7 on The New York Times bestseller list. Today's show also includes Shari's PR tip to find healing through our work; Speed Round; Industry News Discussion on gourmet marketplace Goldbelly launching a TV channel; and Solo Dining experience at Pappy and Harriet's Pioneertown Palace in Pioneertown, CA, near Joshua Tree. Photo Courtesy of Helen Cho.Listen at Heritage Radio Network; subscribe/rate/review our show at iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify. Follow us @allindustry. Thanks for being a part of All in the Industry®. Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support All in the Industry by becoming a member!All in the Industry is Powered by Simplecast.

How can parents best weather the storm that a new baby brings? What is co-regulation and how can we bring it into our partnerships? When does interdependence turn into codependence? Find out in this week's episode of The Learn to Love Podcast, where your host Zach Beach interviews the psychotherapist and author Kara Hoppe on Surviving Parenthood. For more on this episode click here:  https://www.the-heart-center.com/ep-77-surviving-parenthood-with-kara-hoppe/ Learn more about your guest below: Kara Hoppe, MA, MFT, is a psychotherapist, teacher, feminist, and mother. She has spent more than a decade as an inclusive therapist working with individuals and couples toward healing and growing, and toward becoming grounded, integrated people with better access to their own instincts, wisdom, and creativity. Hoppe also offers virtual retreats for parents and expectant couples, based on her book Baby Bomb: A Relationship Survival Guide for New Parents. Her work has been featured in The Atlantic, Parents Magazine, Fatherly, and YourTango, among other publications. She lives with her husband and son in Pioneertown, CA, and sees clients in private practice via telehealth. Learn more at  - https://www.karahoppe.com/ - https://www.instagram.com/karahoppe/ - https://www.facebook.com/karahoppetherapy - https://twitter.com/kara_hoppe Learn more about your host and the show at: www.zachbeach.com www.the-heart-center.com Support The Show: If you like the show there are many ways you can support it, such as, - Buy a book from our blossoming professional network: http://www.the-heart-center.com/books/ - Register for Relationship Mastery, a 6-week self-guided course to take your relationship to the next level: https://www.the-heart-center.com/relationship-mastery-landing-page/ - Check out one of our sponsors, Listenable and use the discount code “zachbeach” for the first seven days on the platform for free. There you can find Zach's How To Be a Better Partner Course: https://frstre.com/go/?a=76205-87a7d9&s=1256514-e13191&p_affiliate.referral_code=zachbeach - Purchase The Seven Lessons of Love: Heart Wisdom for Troubling Times on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Lessons-Love-Heart-Wisdom-Troubling/dp/1983940704/ - Purchase a love shirt and show the world your love of love: https://www.bonfire.com/store/the-heart-center/ - Review, Like, and Subscribe to the show on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-learn-to-love-podcast/id1505370543 - Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/learntolovenow - Join the  Facebook Community Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1428012130828678/

Guest Julian Pinder, the founder of the Pioneertown International Film Festival talks with us about the development and future of the festival.  Julian also tells us about the effort in film restoration and celebrating Western film right here in the Morongo Basin!

Today's show focuses on your relationship during pregnancy and the postpartum period. My guest shares her experience through postpartum depression and anxiety and the effects on her marriage. We are covering what you need to know--but no one has told you--about the entry into parenthood. Join us! Kara Hoppe is a psychotherapist, teacher, feminist, and mother. She has spent more than a decade as an inclusive therapist working with individuals and couples toward healing and growing toward becoming grounded, integrated people with better access to their own instincts, wisdom, and creativity. Kara offers workshops for parents and expectant couples based on her book, Baby Bomb: A Relationship Survival Guide for New Parents. She lives with her husband and son in Pioneertown, CA, and sees clients in private practice via telehealth. In today's conversation, Kara helps us understand how new parents can navigate the unexpected changes in their relationship, including how to communicate, how to maintain intimacy, and how to grow together as a new family.  Show Highlights: Kara's experience with postpartum depression and anxiety through the birth of her son and thought the disconnect was just “normal” How her husband noticed the shift in her and urged her to take time for herself How the relationship changes for Kara brought discomfort and “dizzying vulnerability” in needing her husband so much From her husband's perspective, it felt good to be needed in a different way and be a necessary partner in parenting--but there were frustrations from his end Why the postpartum aspect is hard to understand when you're in the middle of it and requires a “big picture” approach Why Kara decided to write a book to help other couples, and how she brought in Stan Tatkin to help How Kara and her husband got back to relationship intimacy on every level to strengthen their marriage How parenthood brings many opportunities for misattunement and hurt within a marriage How Kara teaches secure functioning from attachment theory, which is based on trust, safety, and security How the micro-moments of mistake can be repaired to return to intimate connection Why the couple relationship must come first when the baby arrives How the child gains security by seeing parents taking care of each other's needs How Kara wants to empower couples to co-create the life they want as equal partners From Kara's book: how her chapter on sexual intimacy covers navigating the conflict over “touching” How the non-primary parent can offer care without over-touching How to reframe your needs into words that communicate to your partner without blame or attack How Kara's couples retreats teach skills for repairing your relationship and cultivating increased intimacy Hopeful messages from Kara: “Partners who get support in understanding themselves and what they do can take responsibility and make changes. Awareness is key, and we can teach that.” Resources: www.karahoppe.com  Find Kara Hoppe on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Baby Bomb: A Relationship Survival Guide for New Parents by Kara Hoppe and Dr. Stan Tatkin Find Dr. Stan Tatkin on Instagram and Facebook.  

Our girlfriends cheated on us with Matt Damon, so we joined our friend Molly on a trip across Europe. How does Eurotrip measure up to Euroreality? is there any affliction that hot soup and bathtub-grade grape vodka won't cure? Is it okay to make fun of Italians? Get in a stranger's car and find out. Check out Molly's new short film "The Cosmopolitan West" at Pioneertown festival this weekend, or just bug her for a link.

Born in in Kingston Ontario Canada, near Syracuse NY, Robyn Lewis made her way to California with her first husband – he was moving back to family and Robyn was excited to be near LA to continue her acting career.   Robyn describes herself as a shy kid who took some acting classes in Canada to try it out, which lead to doing extra work on films when she moved to Los Angeles. On set, she enjoyed the camaraderie of the other actors and talks about some of the pitfalls of being a newbie in Hollywood.   While living in the Los Angeles area, Robyn had a friend with a place in Pioneertown. Robyn, and her then husband, would come up to visit for a change of scenery, wandering around Mane Street, which at the time was mostly residential. They'd wander into Pappy & Harriett's - with no reservations - and were wowed by a young lady who would stand near the jukebox and ‘rocked the place' with her amazing voice.   Robyn and her then husband decided to purchase a place in Johnson Valley and moved to the desert. Robyn quickly realized this location was too remote for a young mother with two young children. To meet people and give the kids some social time, Robyn found the parks in Yucca Valley, picnicking with the kids several times a week, meeting other moms and kids. She also discovered a Mommy and Me group where she found herself teaching several classes. Eventually, Robyn rented out the Johnson Valley house and moved to Yucca Valley.   Robyn says at that time the Morongo Basin was a pretty quiet place. There was no Starbucks, no Applebee's. Just a Kmart and two grocery stores. Robyn confesses to not spending much time in the National Park until meeting her current partner.   If you've been to Crossroads Café in Joshua Tree, Robyn may have taken your order. She recently made the difficult decision to leave the Cafe after working there for over ten years. In this episode, Robyn says the crew she worked with was truly like a family and she met so many wonderful people, visitors and locals alike.   In all her years here in the Morongo Basin, she feels this is the largest and longest influx of people that she remembers moving to the desert. She's asks new residents and visitors respect the place, the silence and clean up after yourself.        

Shout Outs @geekvine - Martin @SuperDaveRaines - Super Dave Music Follow-ups/Corrections John 5 - ALSO has Dave Mustane guesting on the “Sinner” record. New Videos Times of Grace - “Mend You” https://youtu.be/Plgh-FBwSzo Tours Circle Jerks - touring with Municipal Waste, Adolescents, and Negative Approach. Starts, Sept 5 in PioneerTown, CA, till May 1 in Dallas, TX. https://www.circlejerks.net/tour Volbeat - touring with some combination of The Hu, Twin Temple, and Municipal Waste. Going from Sept 24 in Atlanta, through Oakland October 10. https://www.volbeat.dk/en/dates/ Coheed and Cambria Claudio has announced that the band is officially working on a new record. https://consequence.net/2021/07/coheed-and-cambrias-claudio-sanchez-interview-2021/ Biz Markie Passed at 57. Complications from diabetes. https://variety.com/2021/music/news/biz-markie-dead-rapper-just-a-friend-1235022061/ Gaming/Tech Follow-ups/Corrections Apex Legends - Seer is the next legend for season 10. AND new weapon Rampage LMG. https://youtu.be/vHWlJlMkTcg Comic Books/Books Trial of Magneto https://youtu.be/3K6TjcOrAA0 Magneto being blamed for the death of the Scarlet Witch. TV/Streaming Follow-ups/Corrections Mandalorian - season 3 officially (??) underway. The Continental - the John Wick series has found its director, Albert Hughes. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/john-wick-prequel-event-series-lands-albert-hughes-lead-director-1234983180/ Letterkenny - Live tour gets rescheduled FINALLY! Starting Feb 1 in Ontario Canada, through April 2 in Las Vegas. https://twitter.com/MichelleMylett/status/1417198474991325184 CNN Launching CNN plus in 2022. https://variety.com/2021/digital/news/inside-cnn-plus-a-first-look-at-the-new-streaming-service-exclusive-1235022517/ Movies Follow-ups/Corrections Blade - Bassam Tariq IN TALKS to direct… but it's likely to happen. https://deadline.com/2021/07/blade-director-bassan-tariq-1234721241/ Batgirl - Isabella Merced, Zoey Deutch, Leslie Grace, and Haley Lu Richardson said to be testing for the lead. https://twitter.com/DEADLINE/status/1417207024698408962?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Black Widow - Wow… I over estimated that by a little bit. 80% drop from Friday to Friday. Rumor Mill Confirmations/Refutations Nintendo Switch Pro - Nintendo says no. https://comicbook.com/gaming/news/nintendo-switch-pro-rumor-release-comment/ Obi-Wan Princess Leia will be the “impetus” for the story… ALSO, the return of C-3PO and R2-D2 is rumored to happen in the series as well. Wonder Woman 3 Cheetah set to return to the movie… Xbox New rumor about a handheld system in development.

In this episode of Architecture, Design & Photography we sit down with Jeremy Levine, Principal at Jeremy Levine Design. Our conversation centers around Jeremy's approach to modern sustainable design and his recent residential project in Pioneertown, CA. We also discuss the work he's doing with Side Street Projects, a mobile artist-run organization that connects artists directly to communities through socially-engaged artist projects. The principal, Jeremy Levine, earned a Master's Degree in Architecture from the Southern California Institute of Architecture where he won the Haskell Prize for Architectural Journalism. His work has been on the cover of Dwell Magazine and featured on the Discovery Channel. Jeremy is on the board of directors of Side Street Projects, which promotes art education through mobile wood shops, and the Harpo Foundation for the Arts, which supports emerging and unrecognized artists. He lectures and participates in exhibits around the world, including the New York Hall of Science, the International Symposium of Electronic Arts, the Dwell on Design Festival, and The Los Angeles Design Conference. More from Jeremy Levine: Website: https://www.jeremylevine.com/ More from us: Website: http://www.trentbell.com Instagram: http://instagram.com/trentbellphotography/ Podcast: https://architecture-design-photography.simplecast.com/ Sign up for our newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/trentbell/4gxv31ifsz 

An angry, profanity-filled podcast that I'm not proud of. Anyway, homeless guy, Los Lobos, fun times.

The WWD crew journeys to Pioneertown, near the Joshua Tree National Forest in California's high desert, for the grand re-opening of the famed Red Dog Saloon. Dan sips mezcal and chats with Red Dog co-owner and bartending legend Eric Alperin, whose just-released memoir "UNVARNISHED: A Gimlet-Eyed Look at Life Behind the Bar" (co-written with Deborah Stoll) is a fly on the wall narrative that lets readers in on the joys, pains and peculiarities of life “behind the stick.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This time, we have another triple-header.  First, we head to Glendale for the debut of the new Toy Fest Swap Meet.  Next, we make the drive to Pioneertown, for a super-fast visit.  Finally, we discuss the new look of Halloween 2020 and some of our plans.  Listen in and enjoy! Please, consider joining The Parks and Cons Crew,  https://www.patreon.com/ParksAndCons!

    Born and raised in San Diego, Shaney Jo Darden's first experience with the desert was traveling to visit her grandparents who lived in Palm Desert. About ten years ago, Shaney Jo started coming to the hi-desert to visit a friend, who owned Rimrock Ranch in Pioneertown. Rimrock became a place for Shaney Jo to bring her staff for annual employee retreats: learning about new programs, receiving training and enjoying some off-site downtime hiking, taking in a sound bath at the Integratron or having a social night out together at Pappy & Harriet’s.   After a number of trips to the hi-desert, spending more and more time here and meeting the community, Shaney Jo began to realize this was a special place for her. Having spent nearly 10 years in Los Angeles, Shaney Jo was ready for a change and recognized moving to the desert would not only change her surroundings, but would also be the place to fulfill one of her big dreams: to build a wellness center for cancer survivors.   Shaney Jo is the Founder and Global CCO of Keep A Breast . The organization empowers young people around the world with breast health education and support and sparks conversation around prevention, early detection and self-checks for young women. This includes art and education programs as well as programs for survivors. In this episode, Shaney Jo takes us through the formation of the organization, from it's humble beginnings as a fund-raising art show, to the international organization it is today, celebrating 20 years of good works (2020).   Last year, Keep A Breast was part of the annual local Highway 62 Art Tours, breast casting nearly a dozen local women whose casts were painted by local hi-desert artists and available for viewing during the third weekend of the tours.   With their new headquarters completed and staffed in Yucca Valley, Shaney Jo is looking to offer the KAB lounge space for a cancer survivors group to form and is now turning her attention to the development of the wellness center of her dreams. Actively in the planning stages on property in the Rimrock area, this achievement will bring Shaney Jo’s desert journey full circle.   As Keep A Breast began to rapidly grow and change, Shaney Jo found herself looking for help to responsibly guide the organization. She found it in the form of a book titled, ‘Let My People go Surfing: The Education of a Reluctant Businessman‘ by Yvon Chouinard, founder of Patagonia and one of the founders of 1% for the Planet. Shaney Jo recommends this book to anyone running a business or non-profit who is looking for a better way to lead their organization and take care of its staff.   Prior to founding Keep A Breast, Shaney Jo worked in the apparel industry - another lifelong dream realized - with designers like Tommy Hilfiger in NYC, before returning to the west coast to work in the surf/skate apparel industries – Shaney Jo’s fabric of choice is denim.   Check out all the links and, if you're inspired, make a donation to this worthwhile organization.   https://www.keep-a-breast.org/   https://www.nontoxicrevolution.org/   https://www.fit4prevention.org/

Austin, aka AXIMAL, is a Crystal Singing Bowl Soundbath Master, Jikiden Reiki Practitioner and founder of INDIGOTOPIA. "A healing space of mind" in Pioneertown, CA where he hosts and guides trans-formative retreats and sound baths on a weekly basis. He incorporates alchemy crystal singing bowls, classics, ambient sounds, sacred frequencies, instruments & shamanic tones resulting in a unique and cosmic experience. He’s been blessed with the opportunity to bathe now over 3500 souls at his space & 5000+ souls at events such as LIB festival, Burning Man, Wisdome LA, Yoga studios and other special events.https://soundcloud.com/aximal/isolation-quarantine-plants-vs-technologyhttps://soundcloud.com/aximal/new-earth-rising-prayers-koxninawa

Artist and founder of Earth House Studios, Sharon Davis creates colorful art and installations at her home in Morongo Valley.   Sharon and I bonded as two Jersey girls, so you might get hungry listening to the beginning of this episode.   Sharon left NJ for the first time in in 1974 and came to California, landing in Huntington Beach, moving on to Moreno Valley, then Palm Springs. After that she's moved between the east coast and Texas, Virginia and Maryland, with a few stops back to California in between.   Her first desert experience was in Palm Springs, which Sharon found to be way too hot. When she did decide to come back west, having some pretty specifics requirements for her property, she thought she'd land in Pioneertown, but found the perfect place in  Morongo Valley - a place she feels doesn't get enough credit and notice in the basin.   Sharon has always liked art and being creative, dabbling in many different types of art from drawing to sewing. As a kid, a woman came to her parents house to buy a couch, saw some of Sharon's art and invited her to come apprentice with her husband, who worked for Tiffany's. Sharon spent one Saturday with the man and another young artist, learning how to inlay enamel with toothpicks.   After have her kids, Sharon set aside her creativity and art, only using it to work on projects she typically gave away as Christmas gifts.   She finds herself very inspired by the desert and the night sky and tells a story about her high school art teacher, with whom she re-connected with many years later. We also hear a bit of history around the Morongo Valley Art Colony.   Being part Cherokee, Sharon tells us a bit about ceremony, sweat lodges and a recent art installation event she hosted at her home to bring awareness to the disappearances of over 6,000 missing native American females – women and children.  

  At eight months old, after being born in Hollywood, Susan was brought to her mother’s burnt homestead cabin in Pipes Canyon. The family first lived under the stars and later in an Army tent.   Susan was raised in upper Pipes Canyon – in what is known today at the Wildlands Conservancy. She attended a one-room schoolhouse, collected bottles for coins from Hollywood cowboys in Pioneertown and set pins at the original bowling alley there.   Walking from school, Susan would walk through the movie sets of Gene Autry and Roy Rogers, though the excitement was lost on her as she watched them doing the same thing over and over. Sometimes she’d ride her pony to and from school.   Susan tells us about the community that at that time included the Golden Stallion Chinese restaurant (9:21), the Red Dog, the Hollywood influence and the rodeo grounds.   By the time she was 23, Susan had five kids and was still running around the desert barefoot, even on the campus of College of the Desert in Palm Desert and UC Riverside – it was the late 60’s and early 70’s.  In those years she’d read Tolstoy, Freud and Dostoyevsky and though she felt a kindred spirit with these authors, because all of them were men, the thought of being a writer herself didn't come until later. Looking back, Susan believes writing was in her blood as her mother wrote a column for the Pioneertown paper and Susan’s sister has also written a book.   On her way to a mid-term just before graduation, Susan was in a car accident, which left her unconscious for 30 days . Her sister arranged with Susan’s professors to give her incompletes and she was able to graduate later, after writing one essay. In the midst of this, her husband left her.   These days, Prescott, Arizona is home for Susan where she founded and directed the Southwest Writers Series and the Hassayampa Institute for Creative Writing at Yavapai College. Currently, Susan is Faculty Emerita at Yavapai College, teaches courses at Prescott College, and serves as Event Coordinator at the Peregrine Book Company in Prescott, Arizona.   Susan still has ties to the Pipes Canyon area, visiting her brother who still lives in Pioneertown.   This month (October 2019) Susan will be reading and selling her books at the following venues in the Morongo Basin:   October 4 at 7 p.m. at  Black Rock Nature Center, Yucca Valley October 5 at 4 p.m. at the Sun Alley Stage near Space Cowboy Books Monday, October 7 at 7 p.m. at Kip's Desert Book Club at The Palms Wonder Valley   You can find Susan's books here.     Or, visit Susan's website here.  

Teaching brought Gay Smith (left in photo above) to California, as after college graduation there was a glut of teachers on the east coast. She’d read about a fellow student who came to Corona, CA to interview, she followed suite and got the job on the spot. Having been in teaching for over 40 years, Gay talks about the changes she's witnessed in the students over the years.   Gay's first experience with the desert was during the December holidays in the early 60's with a group of friends she’d met through teaching. The place they visited was her soon to be husband’s cabin on Copper Mountain Mesa.  Though there was no electricity or water in the early days, Gay and her husband, John, continued to come back to the his cabin on weekends, all vacations, including the summer months. At some point, they decided it would be wise to at least run electricity to the cabin - which they did themselves, impressing the County code Inspector.   When the kids came along, they added a room to the cabin and became permanent residents of North Joshua Tree in 1974.   Gay talks about a developer who had a big vision for Pioneertown, found Gay and her husband John purchasing several acres in the area. The developer went broke and plans for the 'Golden Empire' fell through, but John and Gay remained.   Thank Gay when you see her for being involved in making Mane Street in-accessible to cars and holding off the County from adding paved roads and sidewalks!   In this episode, Gay takes us back in time to 1965 and one traffic light at Old Woman Springs Road and talks about tricks they used to find their home at night.   Gay also talks about the history of Pappy & Harriet’s and tells of it's origins, including the biker gang fights, before it became the infamous music-lovers haven it is today.   Gay owns the Pioneertown Wild West Theatre, which is a 501(c)3. You might be inclined to check out a show there or donate to the cause after hearing this interview.   Check out Gay's vacation rental: Desert Willow Ranch

We had regular guests Joe Kincher & Jacob Balcom and their wives Jolie and Alicia join us for dinner and screening of Howling: New Moon Rising (a.k.a. Howling 7), a film by writer-producer-director-star Clive Turner. After we finished the film, we tried to make sense of it. It takes place in Pioneertown, CA, and takes place in Pappy + Harriet's western saloon. There's footage from other Howling films, and two guys working for the church to stop the lyncathropic curse...we think. This was a mess.

We discuss our installation of the @whiteknuckleoffroadproducts sliders on Jose's #80series #landcruiser. Then we talk about our trip from Pioneertown to Big Bear. Apparently, Cody didn't read his own itinerary and Jose tried to kill everyone.

In this week's episode, Barney Hoskyns and Mark Pringle are joined by Chris Campion all the way from Pioneertown, California. The subject of Chris' upcoming book, John Phillips of the Mamas and the Papas, leads into a wide-ranging and discursive conversation about L.A. in the '60s and the music and madness of Arthur Lee and Charles Manson. Continuing the Southern California theme, the three men hear excerpts from a 1993 audio interview with the late Elliot Roberts in which the legendary manager talks about his client Joni Mitchell's house, the Eagles, and the impact of cocaine on the L.A. scene. Finally, in the archive highlights section, Mark selects an interview with Keith Richards' mother, a live review of Jimi Hendrix playing London's Bag O'Nails club in 1967 and – returning to the L.A. theme – a 1972 interview with Elliot Roberts' managerial/Asylum Records partner David Geffen. Produced by Jasper Murison-Bowie Pieces discussed: Inside Grime, Papa John Phillips, Arthur Lee, Devendra Banhart, Elliot Roberts, Little Feat, Fear and Loathing in Little Feat?, Lowell George, The Rolling Stones/Keith Richard's mum, Rik Gunnell, Jimi Hendrix @ Bag O'Nails, David Geffen, Talking Heads on Eno, Merle Haggard, Lenny Waronker and George Michael

Kyle Kinane, comedian and actor, joins Rhett in Pioneertown, CA to discuss his career as a stand up comic, dealing with writer’s block, staying humble, and zigzagging your way to success.

Kyle and Dave have a chat while in Pioneertown, but can't remember what exactly they discussed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A San Francisco Bay area native, Danielle Wall's introduction to the desert came at a young age with visits to her Grandpa's house in Yucca Valley. Fast forward to 2015, with a week to go on her lease in San Fran, she called her Grandpa and said she was moving to Yucca Valley in a week. Danielle didn't know anyone but her Grandpa when she moved here, but spent a year working for herself, catching odd jobs like pet-sitting or secretarial work, which helped her get the lay of the land and it's people. Danielle is now a General Manager at Rimrock Ranch, where the Joshua Trees meet the pines in Pioneertown.    Thought she did have snakes as pets, Danielle didn't start out being a snake lover, having been an entomology major in college. She's since trained in snake handling and biology - dissecting them and working with live, but venom-less, rattlesnakes. Danielle says, "It's a thrill and it's cool to be around such a powerful creature."  That thrill has turned into a free catch and release service Danielle offers in the Mojave with any donations she receives going to Animal Authority Rescue Team.   In this episode, Danielle gives some tips on how to live in harmony with snakes and what you can do to keep them at a safe distance from your desert home. She also advises on what to do if you have a snake on your property and she can't get to you immediately, the consequences of trying to handle snakes yourself and what NOT to do if you get a snake bite.   When she's not managing at the ranch or on a snake call, Danielle is a lingerie model. An admitted band nerd, Danielle says it's the last thing she ever expected to be doing. After gifting a boudoir photo of herself to her then husband, she started getting inquiries to come and model and it's just taken off from there. We also talk about the appeal of the tattooing process and how much work has gone into the Mojave Green tattoo around her neck.   If you need reptile relocation, contact Danielle here:   https://www.facebook.com/highdesertreptilerelocation/

This episode is a little different than what you've heard so far. Typically, I sit down and have a casual one on one conversation for the entire 30 minutes. In this episode, I've had similar, shorter conversations with eleven desert women, asking them, in most cases, the same five or so questions. As you listen to the episode, you'll get the gist of the questions.   How did this happen? Well, I sometimes bring the podcast to community events. I set up a table, have some handouts and introduce the podcast to people who may not have heard of it. Some folks have never heard of podcasts in general, while some know many of the people I've interviewed.  Recently, I got the idea of not only setting up a table with information about the podcast, but of taking my recording equipment with me and doing 'woman on the street-style' interviews. It turned out to be really fun.   The first four interviews in this episode were recorded at the Covington Park Fall Festival in Morongo Valley, on the further west end of the Morongo Basin. The remaining seven were recorded at the Landers Bizarre Bazaar.   Most of the ladies, if not all, were not born here - they moved to the area for various reasons: jobs, creative work, housing affordability, a climate conducive to better health or just looking for a place to quiet down to listen to their inner voice.   They give some recommendations about where they take out of town guests. The most popular places being Joshua Tree National Park, Pioneertown and Pappy & Harriet's, Landers and La Copine.   And when asked what their favorite thing about living in the desert is, their answers ranged from being peaceful, calming and grounding to the desert's amazing colors and wildlife,  to the people and activities and... the sky. The pictures of sunset and sky above are my own and, if you ask me or anyone who lives here, they don't do it justice.   Special thanks to the willing participants:  Donna Gowland, Kelly Moynihan, Mia Torres (stay tuned for her full episode in the coming weeks), Susan Abbott, Terry Burkhardt, Kim Fulleman, Jet Tucker, Debbie Solaris, Claudia Bucher, Claude Fenton and Diana.   If you enjoy this episode, tell me why and what you liked best.          

We're not sure about anything except we love Cowboys, Aliens and Ramen. INTRO: (00:00) Lulu thinks it's episode 41. It's not, this is episode 42. But ahhhh, what a great episode 41 was. You can watch it here. After a fun month in NYC with amazing meals and amazing guest googlers, we are settling back in to everyday life. Thankfully we found this upgrade from your basic Ramen noodles that helps us not miss the bougie kind as much.OBSESSIONS: (4:28) Alison is obsessed with this cartoon her friend Anthea created, Jimmy Dean Adventures. To no surprise, Lulu is obsessed with fall in New York. Your makeup doesn't melt, and you can wear layers!WISHLIST: (8:47) Alison is wanting a handheld spiralizer. Lulu wishes for shipments from Get Maine Lobster. Wait, unless they are live lobsters that show up at your door.ALISON’S 10K DAY - ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA: (12:34) Alison stays in the Royal Suite at Rocco Forte Astoria Hotel. A luxe day in Russia includes black car service and caviar at Astoria. She heads to Sandunovsky Banya, a luxurious bath house. Whoops! Alison mistakenly thinks this is in St. Petersburg, when it is actually in Moscow. Maybe we shouldn't have ditched our guest googlers just yet. For dinner she goes to Staraya Tamozhnya where they do molecular gastronomy. Also, Alison orders a $900 bottle of Sauternes Wine before taking in a performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Mariinsky Theater.LULU’S 10K DAY - PIONEERTOWN, CA: (23:00) Lulu is staying at an eclectic villa in this hip desert community that was founded as a western movie set. A stop at C&S Coffee Shop then a walk down old-timey streets. Next is a sound bath at The Integraton, a resonant tabernacle located on a geomagnetic vortex in the desert. Alison interrupts to tell Lulu that her day sounds like a "cowboys & aliens" theme. Guess what, IT IS! Lulu's using Sixt to bring in friends from LA to be a part a Star Trek Flash Mob! And in true 10k style, she selected the upgrade to SiriusXM access. Lulu orders everyone Star Trek costumes. Time for a screening with the box sets of several series, projectors, and these inflatable movie screens. She caters dinner for everyone from Pappy & Harriet's. She paid for everything for these folks, glad I'm friends with her!CHARITIES: (36:04)Passage ZebraThe Wildlands ConservancyFOLLOW US: FacebookInstagramYoutubeTwitterWebsiteApple PodcastsGoogle Podcasts

Robin and Max were on their way to falling in love when Max brought Robin to Joshua Tree National Park to show her this desert place he loved. A few years later, they found themselves looking at property in Pipes Canyon, bought 22 acres and have lived there ever since. They've co-created a private retreat center there, drawing soul-weary travelers from cities around the world.   When the Sawtooth Fire of 2006 swept through Pipes Canyon and Pioneertown, Robin & Max escaped their little piece of desert paradise through a wall of fire thinking their home was destroyed and they would have to rebuild. Robin credits a trough of water strategically dumped on their house from a fire-fighting helicopter for saving their home where they've lived for 20 years.   After moving to Pipes Canyon, the mountains, mesas, flora and fauna inspired Robin so much, she wrote two television series and 10 more novels. Most of her books are historical fiction with females at the center of the stories, like 'The Secret Diary of Anne Boleyn'.   In this episode, Robin reads a small excerpt from her newest book, 'Atlantos - The Early Earthe Chronicles - Book 1' is the first in a trilogy of science fiction, a departure for Robin's writing, though she has had an interest in the 'beyond' since having a 'close encounter', at the age of two, in New Jersey.   www.RobinMaxwell.com

Luanne Hunt interviews country music artist Shooter Jennings, son of the late Waylon Jennings. Shooter has just released a new album and will be performing on Thursday and Friday nights at Pappy & Harriet's Pioneertown Palace in Pioneertown.

In the 60's Constance and a friend left school, got to work and put away their money, eventually taking a cruise ship from their native Canada to England, where Constance began six years of world travel. Here first connections with desert were in Afghanistan and Iran.   Constance arrived in California, eventually making her way to Pioneertown with her new partner, who was to begin work designing a project to turn Pioneertown into a resort community. The landowner went bust like spent gold mine and other developers began eyeing the property. Constance went into action, even obtaining her real estate license to head those developers off at the pass. Constance reminisces about how Pioneertown neighbors spent their time, riding horses or listening to Buzz Gamble at Pappy & Harriet's Pioneertown Palace.   In this episode, we also talk a bit about what this desert area offers, specifically to women, and the value of taking time to travel the world.

  The first time Christina came to the desert it was to ring in the new year at Pappy & Harriet's in Pioneertown. She connected with some musicians who introduced her to various aspects of the desert, including the national park and Christina began splitting her time between Orange County, CA and the desert. During the transition, she also took up rock-climbing and has met and been trained by some of the most experienced and best climbers in the business.  In this episode Christina also talks about desert dating experiences, along with a side of the desert community she was surprised to bear witness to and how being alone in the desert has helped her with setting some personal boundaries.   Her love of desert plants and their medicinal value lead her to create 'Every Leaf Speaks'. Christina studied at The Gaia School of Healing & Earth Education and is in her second year of learning at Green Wisdom Herbal Studies, which is rooted in the Wise WOMBan Tradition. Christina recently began teaching classes on medicine making her in the Morongo Basin.   We end the episode with a lovely poem by one of Christina's inspirations, Susun Weed.   Every Leaf Speaks on Facebook Susun Weed Website   Kim Stringfellow's Mojave Project JT Rock Climber History   Cactus Mart   Every Leaf Speaks on Instagram   Christina's Hair Design

Springtime in the desert and all the creatures are awake. Plus: We talk UFOs with Jeremy Corbell on a cold night in Pioneertown. Support the show.