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In this episode of the Pirate Studios Podcast, we sit down with BSHP, a powerhouse vocalist and songwriter who has spent the last eight years navigating the industry. From writing for other artists to stepping into her own as a solo act, BSHP shares the challenges of balancing creativity and business, staying motivated in a fast-moving industry, and why 2025 is all about fully embracing her artistry.We dive into her journey—from open mic nights to signing with Universal, the pressures of maintaining consistency, and why TikTok has changed the game for emerging artists. BSHP also reflects on her standout performance at The Great Escape Festival (shoutout to Pirate Studios for making it happen!) and how she's building a sustainable career in music.Follow BSHP: https://www.instagram.com/bshp/ /Listen to BSHPs track, 'Brittle' in full: https://open.spotify.com/track/3CstrQ5BdPF2v45oW8TWF0?si=8806d03ba8384451Follow Nick Bradley who gets a mention on the Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/nickmbradley/
Stress, irregular working hours, drugs and alcohol are not good for your health - people who work in nightlife are much more exposed to these risk factors than others. According to a 2021 study, for example, almost 66% of DJs and electronic music artists have suffered from burnout at least once during their career - but it's rarely talked about. It's time to break this taboo! What is the best way to deal with the risks that come with a night-time profession? What structural changes would be necessary to take better account of the mental well-being of employees and artists? And what successful approaches are known, e.g. from other professional environments? This episode was recorded live during the Vienna After Dark conference. Speakers: Moderator: Gersin Livia Paya Carly Heath Erich Joseph Kris Hall Magdalena Fuernkranz *2021 survey carried out by Pirate Studios
This week Phil chats with Luke and Tom of When They Riot. We discuss, writing lyrics after the music has been written, using Pirate Studios for rehearsal and recording and, of course, the mystery of the folding guitar! When They Riot on Instagram Join us on our Facebook Group: Music Survival Guide Community Come and follow us on Instagram! We are at: Music Survival Guide Podcast Phil's Page Phil can be found at: www.vortissoundstudios.com Phil can be emailed at: Phil@philthemixengineer.com If you want to get in contact with us at the podcast, email us at: musicsurvivalguide@gmail.com
In this episode of the Pirate Studios Podcast, we sit down with Natty Lou, a powerhouse DJ, producer, and performer known for her energetic drum and bass sets. Starting her journey in the vibrant music scene of Bristol, Natty's passion for drum and bass took her from raver to performer, dancer, and now DJ, where she's paving her own path in the genre.Natty discusses her influences, the significance of Pirate Studios in her growth, and the impact of her time abroad on her unique style. She shares invaluable insights for aspiring artists, emphasizing the importance of persistence, building genuine connections, and staying true to one's sound. Whether you're a drum and bass fan or an artist on your journey, Natty's story is packed with inspiration and practical advice.The Pirate Studios Podcast is a bi-monthly show spotlighting emerging talents within Pirate's global network of DJ, recording, and rehearsal studios. Join us as we explore music, creativity, and the highs and lows of building a career in the arts.Check out Natty Lou on IG: https://www.instagram.com/nattylou_dnbCheck out some of the artists she mentioned on the podcast:Rova: https://www.instagram.com/rovadnb?igsh=d3Z6eHd1ejdnenpoBennie: https://www.instagram.com/bennie_uk?igsh=MW8zbHJmb2dkOWVhZA==Gifta: https://www.instagram.com/gifta_dnb?igsh=MXdlcm0ycHF0anJ0Yw==Ghost in real life: https://www.instagram.com/ghostinreallifemusic?igsh=cHN5MHQ3N3o1b3g2Follow Pirate & our hosts on IG too: https://www.instagram.com/pirateofficial/ / https://www.instagram.com/emmavie/ / https://www.instagram.com/danimamath/ / https://www.instagram.com/__f_e_a_t_h_e_r_s__/ / , https://www.instagram.com/fieldtrip.band/ / https://www.instagram.com/sammiyass/
The Pirate Studios team talk to RaeCola in our Silver Lake, Los Angeles studios. The dynamic DJ duo taking the electronic music scene by storm with their infectious beats and innovative sound. Blending a mix of house, techno, and deep bass grooves, these two artists have a unique ability to energize any crowd, whether at a massive festival or an intimate underground club. With their seamless collaboration and a passion for pushing musical boundaries, RaeCola are quickly becoming a name to watch in the industry.The team talked about RaeCola's most memorable performances, their individual musical inspirations growing up and what advice they'd give to aspiring producers and DJs at Pirate and beyond.The Pirate Studios Podcast is a bi-monthly show spotlighting emerging talent from within Pirate's global network of DJ, recording, and rehearsal studios. We speak with artists, promoters, managers and industry insiders about all things music and creativity.Check out RaeCola on IG & Spotify: https://www.instagram.com/raecolaa/ / https://open.spotify.com/artist/4ZLYabLbKeMkfAsFNESfpjCheck out some of the artists that they mention on the podcast:Techno Tupac: https://www.instagram.com/techno_tupac/Kali Sway: https://www.instagram.com/kalisway/Gio Sandz: https://www.instagram.com/giosandz/Follow Pirate & our hosts on IG too: https://www.instagram.com/pirateofficial/ / https://www.instagram.com/emmavie/ / https://www.instagram.com/danimamath/ / https://www.instagram.com/__f_e_a_t_h_e_r_s__/ / , https://www.instagram.com/fieldtrip.band/ / https://www.instagram.com/sammiyass/
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The Pirate Studios team talk to WA Radio in our London, Dalston studios. The music, events and production outfit made up of Just JJ, Ki Pharaoh, Reece Laurent & Nigel Ruwende. WA Radio performed at City Splash as part of the residency program and have a lot of exciting events and productions in the pipeline. We'll also listen to one of their recent releases by Ki Pharoah.The team talked about WA Radio's experience at City Splash, which did not go to plan, what sets them apart as an all encompassing music, events and production collective, and their passion for making people dance.The Pirate Studios Podcast is a bi-monthly show spotlighting emerging talent from within Pirate's global network of DJ, recording, and rehearsal studios. We speak with artists, promoters, managers and industry insiders about all things music and creativity.Check out WA Radio and their members on IG: https://www.instagram.com/wa.dgtl/ / https://www.instagram.com/mrjgaijin/ / https://www.instagram.com/kipharaoh/ / https://www.instagram.com/reece.laurent/ / https://www.instagram.com/nigelruwende/Check out the track that Ki Pharaoh introduces at the end of the podcast: https://open.spotify.com/track/51GVoYEJPqlxE2vnZqRVRa?si=79a4b5b91ea949daCheck out some the artists that they mention on the podcast:Ragz Originale: https://www.instagram.com/ragzoriginale/?hl=enPat Thomas: https://www.instagram.com/patthomas_official/?hl=enEbo Taylor: https://www.instagram.com/ebo.taylor/?hl=enFollow Pirate & our hosts (inc Emmavie!) on IG too: https://www.instagram.com/pirateofficial/ / https://www.instagram.com/emmavie/ / https://www.instagram.com/danimamath/ / https://www.instagram.com/__f_e_a_t_h_e_r_s__/ / , https://www.instagram.com/fieldtrip.band/ / https://www.instagram.com/sammiyass/
"It's a dream to share a passion with your best friend." The German duo talk about life on the road and writing their first album in six years. Together, Felix Wagner and Aaron Röbig make up the dynamic duo FJAAK. As one of Germany's best-known nightlife exports, they've earned a reputation for being techno's "boy band," gracing the stages of festivals and clubs all over the world for the last ten-plus years. Wagner and Röbig met in Spandau, an area just outside of Berlin, when they were both still in school. Equally interested in music (especially hip-hop), they started working on beats together alongside two other friends. The four-person group turned into FJAAK, and when they all moved to the city centre together after finishing their studies, they started living collectively and touring the project, achieving traction quickly. FJAAK is now just a duo—the group dwindled from four people to three, and then, in 2019, to just Röbig and Wagner. They claim they're closer to soulmates than friends; they know everything about each other and seem so in tune as to be almost telepathic. "The super power we've evolved over the years is to live a harmonic life together," Wagner said. In this RA Exchange, Röbig and Wagner talk about navigating through life with someone by their side, their thoughts on equality and meritocracy in the music industry, how they work together in the studio, their record label and their new album, FJAAK THE SYSTEM, which came out in May. Listen to the episode in full. This episode was recorded and filmed at Pirate Studios.
The Pirate Studios team talk to Good Health Good Wealth in our London, Dalston studios. The alternative, indie duo consisting of London vocalist, songwriter and producer Bruce Breakey and guitarist, producer and model Simon Kuzmickas. Good Health Good Wealth performed at the Tomorrow's Sound showcase and have just released brand new track ‘Gold' that we'll get a listen of in this episode.The team talked about Good Health Good Wealth's experience at Tomorrow's Sound, their take on ethics not politics in music, and they spent a bit too long talking about how Bruce and Simon met at a Wetherspoons pub.The Pirate Studios Podcast is a bi-monthly show spotlighting emerging talent from within Pirate's global network of DJ, recording, and rehearsal studios. We speak with artists, promoters, managers and industry insiders about all things music and creativity.Check out Good Health Good Wealth on IG: https://www.instagram.com/goodhealth.goodwealth/Check out their new track ‘Gold': https://open.spotify.com/track/4SlsQsxsPZLxqkgF71Zypu?si=e52a14933cef4f43Check out some of the artists that they mention on the podcast:FredWave: https://www.instagram.com/fredwave_/Oscar #Worldpeace: https://www.instagram.com/worldpeaceoscar/Hak Baker: https://www.instagram.com/hakbaker/Bad with Phones: https://www.instagram.com/badwithphones/ kay-wuhn: https://www.instagram.com/kwnway/Follow Pirate & our hosts (inc Emmavie!) on IG too: https://www.instagram.com/pirateofficial/ / https://www.instagram.com/emmavie/ / https://www.instagram.com/danimamath/ / https://www.instagram.com/__f_e_a_t_h_e_r_s__/ / , https://www.instagram.com/fieldtrip.band/ / https://www.instagram.com/sammiyass/
If you wanna hear me in the studio with artists more often, book yourself a podcast, DJ, or studio session at Pirate using my code DYLAN534686, and you and I will both receive a free $25 credit to our accounts. Try it out today! My guests this week are Connecticut-via-New York rapper-producer Polo Perks, Atlanta producer-rapper FearDorian, and Milwaukee rapper AyooLii. We spoke about their recent show at Substance skatepark in Brooklyn, movies like Elephant, WALL-E, New Jack City, Don't Be a Menace To South Central While Drinking Your Juice In The Hood, several Disney Channel Original movies, the power of knowing the history of your influences, the pros and cons of a press run, how they first met and came together as a trio, blending Milwaukee lowend and drill, and the creative process—and plenty of stories—behind their latest project A Dog's Chance. Come fuck with us.A Dog's Chance is available wherever music is sold, streamed, or stolen. Follow Lii, Dorian, and Polo on Instagram (@lilpolotee, @feardorian, @brudderman_official1), Twitter (@poloperks, @1feardorian, @1brudderman), and TikTok (@poloperks, @feardorian1, @1ayoolii). My first book, Reel Notes: Culture Writing on the Margins of Music and Movies, is available now, via 4PM Publishing. Order a digital copy on Amazon.Join the Reel Notes Patreon today starting at $5/month to get early access to episodes, our Discord server, exclusive bonus interviews and reviews, and more!Reel Notes stands in solidarity with the oppressed peoples of Palestine, Congo, Sudan, Tigray, and Haiti. Please consider donating to the Palestine Children's Relief Fund, The Palestinian Youth Movement, The Zakat Foundation, HealAfrica, FreeTigray, and/or Hope For Haiti. For information about contacting your representatives to demand a ceasefire, finding protests, and other tools, check out CeasefireToday!Follow me on Instagram (@cinemasai), Twitter (@CineMasai_), TikTok (@cinemasai), and Letterboxd (@CineMasai) Support the Show.
The Pirate Studios team talk to RM47. The alternative, electro and R&B, genre blending duo straight outta NY, but based in LA. RM47 performed at the silent disco at Shabang SLO and have just released brand new track ‘Buss it' that we'll get a listen of in this episode.The team talked about RM47's experience at Shabang SLO, frustrations around content creation during the pandemic, the house music movement in LA, and how easy it is to get lost at Pirate.The Pirate Podcast is a bi-monthly show spotlighting emerging talent from within Pirate's global network of DJ, recording, and rehearsal studios. We speak with artists, promoters, managers and industry insiders about all things music and creativity.Check out RM47 and their solo creative endeavors on IG: https://www.instagram.com/rm47rm47rm47/ / https://www.instagram.com/shesmaad/ / https://www.instagram.com/raleigh_thevamp/ Follow Pirate & our hosts on IG too: https://www.instagram.com/pirateofficial/ / https://www.instagram.com/danimamath/ / https://www.instagram.com/__f_e_a_t_h_e_r_s__/ / , https://www.instagram.com/fieldtrip.band/ / https://www.instagram.com/sammiyass/
The Pirate Studios team speaks with Chicago's own, Biata. An effervescent DJ, Producer and photographer based in LA who is one of the winners of the 2024 Residency campaign. Biata performed at the silent disco at Shabang SLO and is busy playing out on the LA scene.Biata is also the Marketing manager at Groove Factory, a monthly immersive audio-visual experience hosting artists spanning across all mediums, while anchoring key figures in electronic dance music in the heart of Santa Monica.The team talk about Biata's experience at Shabang SLO, juggling creative pursuits, and making friends and partying at Pirate in the right way. We get to listen to two tracks that Biata has been working on recently too!The Pirate Podcast is a bi-monthly show spotlighting emerging talent from within Pirate's global network of DJ, recording, and rehearsal studios. We speak with artists, promoters, managers and industry insiders about all things music and creativity.Check out Biata and her creative endeavors on IG: https://www.instagram.com/biatatata/ / https://www.instagram.com/groovefactory.la/ Check out the artists that Biata mentions on the podcast: https://www.instagram.com/edenburnsoneism/ / https://www.instagram.com/alex__kassian/?hl=en / https://www.instagram.com/george___stern/ / https://www.instagram.com/ashleyanngora/ / https://www.instagram.com/djoj.music/ Follow Pirate & our hosts on IG too: https://www.instagram.com/pirateofficial/ / https://www.instagram.com/danimamath/ / https://www.instagram.com/__f_e_a_t_h_e_r_s__/ / , https://www.instagram.com/fieldtrip.band/ / https://www.instagram.com/sammiyass/
The Pirate Studios team speak with Bea Miller and Jamz Guerra. An artist and manager combo at Blood Company. Jamz has 13 years of music industry experience while Bea rose to fame at just 13 years of age. This is the first artist / manager combo to come onto the show and it's a great one!They talk about creating goals and understanding that they are in a partnership, the most common mistakes that new artists make when breaking through and the importance of communication. We also get to hear a track from Bea called ‘Lonely Bitch' released on her own label, Gauche Records. Created in conjunction with ADA, a music distribution company owned by Warner.The Pirate Podcast is a bi-monthly show spotlighting emerging talent from within Pirate's global network of DJ, recording, and rehearsal studios. We speak with artists, promoters, managers and industry insiders about all things music and creativity.Check out Bea Miller on IG: https://www.instagram.com/beamiller/ Check Jamz out on IG: https://www.instagram.com/jamzborghini/ Check out Blood Company: https://bloodcompany.net/ Blood Company artists they mention on the podcast: / https://www.instagram.com/kennybeats/ / https://www.instagram.com/ghostemane/ / https://www.instagram.com/mr_carmack/ / https://www.instagram.com/zedd/
The Pirate Studios team speaks with LA native, Bianca Oblivion. Named one of Mixmag's breakthrough artists of 2023 and part of Beatport Next's class of 2024. Beyond DJing and Producing she co-founded Warp Mode and heads up Club Aerobics, a label and monthly radio show that's been airing on NTS radio since 2017.They talk about cultivating and maintaining connections in the industry, having defined yet small goals and their effectiveness, staying true to what you do and who you are, plus who Bianca thinks are the artists to watch right now. We get to listen to two tracks that Bianca has been working on recently too!The Pirate Podcast is a bi-monthly show spotlighting emerging talent from within Pirate's global network of DJ, recording, and rehearsal studios. We speak with artists, promoters, managers, and industry insiders about all things music and creativity.Show notes:Check out Bianca Oblivion and her ventures on IG: https://www.instagram.com/bianca_oblivion/ / https://www.instagram.com/warp_mode_/ / https://www.instagram.com/club_aerobics/ Check out Bianca on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4aoxM9H8u55MtDh7lkjj94?si=NtoIFGtYTgCl3EIyemGOFwCheck out the artists that Bianca mentions on the podcast: https://www.instagram.com/wostmusic/ / https://www.instagram.com/gaszia/ /https://www.instagram.com/bastiengoat/ / https://www.instagram.com/bam_bii/ / https://www.instagram.com/onhellmusic/ / https://www.instagram.com/sambingamusic/ / https://www.instagram.com/sister_zo/Follow Pirate & our hosts on IG too: https://www.instagram.com/pirateofficial/ / https://www.instagram.com/danimamath/ / https://www.instagram.com/__f_e_a_t_h_e_r_s__/ / , https://www.instagram.com/fieldtrip.band/ / https://www.instagram.com/sammiyass/
Hey Ravers I'm MONDO and here's My Weekly Mix for Gravity Radio … Episode 258 … Syndicated Worldwide. This week I bring You a very special Live Mix from Berlin Germany. After dancing many hours at Berghain into early morning, I was inspired by Ben Klock's Set that Nite. I decided to record this Mix after leaving Berghain at one of the Pirate Studios located in town. This set was recorded just a few hours before my Flight back home to NYC. I hope you enjoy this set and it inspires you to Rave every time You Listen. As Always…Thanks for Supporting Gravity Radio Each Week on the Many Radio Stations and Major Platforms Streaming the Mix. TRACKLIST: 1. Analog Vice Inspirations - Brad Lee, Takeshi Sato 2. Mind Control - Shintarø Kanie 3. Escape (Truncate Remix) - Dubfire, Truncate 4. Mtnt 01 - Mossed 5. Metkayina - Delano Legito 6. Orion - Krist 7. Phantom (Hertz Remix) - Juheun 8. If Sex Was A Tool (Big Dildo Coyu Remix) -DJ SWISHERMAN, Coyu 9. Mizar - Steve RedHead 10. Fragrance - Hemka 11. French.Loops. 17.A - Fhase 87 12. Real 13130 G's (Groof Remix) - Elyas, Anta, Groof 13. Nightly - Ted Grey 14. Fixed - Jacobworld 15. Dance For Life (MarAxe Remix) - Dan North, MarAxe 16. Will Be Together - UGR 17. Bro Flow - Ron S. 18. The Puppet of The West - A Thousand Details 19. Being Alive - Daniel Heinrich This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration
This series has seen us team up with Pirate Studios to spotlight artists and challenge them to a quick fire mix showcasing as many blends, transitions, tips and tricks as possible in a short time. Next up is ELLES, a familiar face in the London underground music scene who has released music on the likes of Naive and Love On The Rocks. A wicked DJ and a talented producer, she is set to release new music and has just launched her own new label, Emotional Intel. Her music sits precariously placed between a number of styles and genres, yet cannot necessarily be pigeon holed. At times it's dark and pensive, at others it's light and euphoric. It's all mood based and as reflective as much of ELLES own character and emotion as it is in an attempt to be one thing or another. This mix and interview was recorded at Pirate Studios in Dalston and showcases a playful, versatile approach to DJ'ing - something which ELLES is keen to cement in the idea that the role of a DJ is to soundtrack a moment or experience in time. The dancefloor is the place to let loose and this mix celebrates that.
In the first of a new series we invite Jacana People to take to the decks for a special hotmix, showcasing as many tracks and tricks as they can inside ten'ish minutes. Recorded live at Pirate Studios in Dalston - this mix powers speedily through House, Breaks and beyond. Jacana People are a duo with a penchant for creating delicately crafted Electronica with melodic undertones. The pair have risen to prominence following a string of releases with have gathered wide support and demonstrate a knowledge and expertise well beyond their years in respect of sound design. The pair begun working together in the studio and have since evolved into DJ'ing thereafter. This mix spotlights some of their creative influences and tastes in a short space of time.
The first in a new series spotlighting the musical community based around Pirate Studios. Emma Lou is an eclectic DJ who weaves an intricate web of RnB, Hip Hop, Downtempo and beyond - a perfect accompaniment to a Monday afternoon. Emma Lou does things a little bit differently - seeking to cement herself as a DJ who is capable of meandering between styles and sounds rooted in her own influences growing up - blurring the lines between the new and the old. Focussing on Funk, Soul, Hip Hop and RnB her selections often create a certain ambience, one best enjoyed in dimly lit clubs or during quiet moments of personal reflection as you lose yourself in some old RnB B-Side from the late 90's or a forgotten sample from long back. A relatively fresh faced DJ on the scene she has begun to build a presence for herself with guest appearances on the likes of Rinse FM and Reprezent Radio. She has most recently taken up a residency at Pirate Studios, utilising the opportunity to define her sound in more focus and build upon her musical repertoire. This is the first mix in a new series which will spotlight artists from within the Pirate Studios community - Emma Lou makes a splendid start, with deep moving cuts which highlight her broad knowledge and eclectic taste.
Auf ein Klönschnack mit Tobi Freudenthal aus den Pirate Studios in Hamburg Bahrenfeld. Wir haben die Ehre gehabt mit einem tollen Nachwuchscomedian diese neue Folge aufzuzeichnen. Tobi berichtet von seinem kleinen Ausrutscher auf Mallorca und seinem Touralltag. Wie entsteht eigentlich ein Comedyprogramm und was ist eigentlich schlechter Humor? Wir sprechen auch über die Diagnose ADHS. Wie sehr beeinflusst die Technik unseren Alltag? Eine bunte und unterhaltsame Folge wartet darauf, von Euch gehört zu werden. Wir wünschen Euch ganz viel Spaß mit dieser Folge und freuen uns auf euer Feedback! Hört gern mal rein bei unseren Partnern GP-Radio und AnMaCha24! Wenn ihr mehr über Tobi erfahren möchtet, besucht Ihn gern auf Instagram: tobifreudenthal Ihr möchtet mehr über unseren Podcast erfahren? Dann schaut doch mal auf unserer Homepage vorbei: https://www.firlefanz-zaubertrunken.de/ Ihr habt Lust unseren Spendentopf zu füttern? Dann schaut mal bei betterplace vorbei: betterplace.org/spenden/firlefanz betterplace.org/spenden/zaubertrunken Ihr habt eine tolle Empfehlung für uns, eine spannende Frage oder einen Song der unbedingt auf unsere Playlist muss? Dann schreib uns gerne eine Mail an: info@firlefanz-zaubertrunken.de Wenn Ihr Bock auf gute und auch neue Musik auf Spotify habt, dann hört doch mal in unsere bunte Playlist rein ;) Hier geht es direkt zur Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0Yjs6rYsuzhLYNMWb0AJFR?si=ATqNnqrtTqqDsWJlOpa6NA&nd=1 Wenn Ihr möchtet, könnt Ihr unsere Stories und Geschichten auch auf Instagram verfolgen. Hier geht es zu unserem Profil: https://www.instagram.com/firlefanz_zaubertrunken/ Falls Ihr nicht bei Instagram aktiv seid, haben wir für auch einen Facebook-Account angelegt. Diesen findet Ihr hier: https://www.facebook.com/people/Firlefanz-Zaubertrunken/100071750391538/ Seit Kurzem sind wir unter die TikToker gegangen und haben auch dort ein paar Videos hochgeladen. Schaut gerne mal vorbei unter: https://www.tiktok.com/@tobirk_fz?_t=8Yzg3c2M0RC&_r=1 Falls Ihr uns mal während der Aufnahme beobachten möchtet, könnt ihr dies gerne tun. Wir laden unsere Folgen als Videopodcast bei YouTube hoch. Hier kommt ihr direkt zu den Videos: https://www.youtube.com/@birkerdmann5681/videos Wir freuen uns auf eure Nachrichten, bedanken uns für Euren Support und wissen es zu schätzen, dass Ihr uns eure Zeit schenkt! Folge direkt herunterladen
My guest on this week's show is the writer and director Ali Kurr. We jumped into Ali's experience of growing up and playing the harp jump-started her creative journey, how studying art history at The Courtauld Institute of Art led her to direct art superstar Rina Sawayama's first-ever music video and how she would reinvent the character of James Bond for a new generation.
My guest on this week's show is the visual artist and theatre director Ken Nakajima. We jumped into Ken's experience of growing up in Japan and how he started performing in operas in Tokyo from an early age, how he went from the world of competitive street dancing to making experimental theatre in London and what he would do to make things 10% better for young creatives everywhere.
Rich Wigley live on www.bonusradio.co.uk from Pirate Studios @Notting Hill London Monday 28/11/2022 Youtube video: https://youtu.be/6_sOqhVf154 Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/weneedmoreheroes/rich-wigley-live-on-wwwbonusradiocouk-from-pirate-studios-notting-hill-london-monday-28112022/
This week we are joined by Jarrod Wilson, owner of Pirate Grip & Electric, Pirate Studios, and Pirate Booty Props. With over 17 years of experience the Arizona film industry it's safe to say Jarrod knows his way around a film set. We talk about how a need for a specific light started it all, and why it's all about the people in this industry. This episode is a great perspective from the grip and electric side of things and why putting in the time is the best way to learn. Website: https://pirategripandelectric.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pirategripandelectric/Core group is a small business that is helping other small businesses with things like taxes, strategy, planning & growth. If you're a business owner or freelancer and looking to take a step in the right direction for your business' future follow the link below or email one of the individualsReferral/Introduction Link: https://api.leadconnectorhq.com/widge...Dalaina Ealy: dealy@coregroupus.comChristian Brim: cbrim@coregroupus.comMichele Walker: mwalker@coregroupus.comTo learn more about Reelbros Media: https://www.reelbrosmedia.com/Listen to our Podcast: https://www.reelbrosmedia.com/podcastUse our Affiliate Link when buying your next Kessler Crane Filmmaking Tool!https://kesslercrane.com/?ref=XybrsEDGuT1b2D Follow us at:https://www.facebook.com/TheReelBros/https://www.instagram.com/reelbros.media/https://vimeo.com/reelbrosReelbros LLC 2022
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We're just two days away from the big day. Politicians are making their final push, voters are asking the big questions and activists are making themselves heard. In this episode of September 26 we are joined by Paulina Fröhlich, the Head of 'Future of Democracy' at Das Progressive Zentrum Berlin. Paulina takes us through what happens in the hours and days after voting closes at 6pm on Sunday. Will there be massive US style watch-parties or will Germans be on the couch in front of Tagesschau? Will there be exit polls and when will we know who Merkel's successor is? We look at the ‘new' ways in which the candidates are connecting with the voters through social media and town hall conversations. And we acknowledge the dangers of having AfD present during the election period, and what their power in certain regions could mean for Germany. Finally, Paulina shares the vital role that activists play during the election period and after. Looking toward climate action from the Friday's for Future movement, Greta Thunberg taking part in the Berlin Climate strike, and how this influences parties and their policies. Thank you Paulina for chatting with us, Pirate Studios for making our recordings possible, and Epidemic Sound for the theme song.If you enjoyed this episode and would like to hear more, help us make that happen by donating to our PayPal. The linked account is info@bearradio.org - all donors will receive a virtual hug and a loving shoutout in the next episode. Our theme song is City Phases by John Abbot, also featuring audio from Deutsche Welle, Deutsche Welle (2), Deutsche Welle (3) and TLDR News EU.
The big day is almost here and Germany's election campaign season is heating up. With just two weeks to go, debates are being televised, parties are having literal parties, and local candidates handing out brochures to anyone who will take them. While the chancellor candidates are taking center stage, the German political machine is so much more than Annalena Baerbock, Olaf Scholz, and Armin Laschet. In this episode, we speak to Julius van de Laar, a political strategist and communications expert with extensive campaigning experience of his own. He helps answer our questions about campaign finance, how political foundations play a role in campaigning both in Germany and abroad, and how candidates are slowly (but surely) devoting more of their time and funds to digital advertising. We also get into the nitty gritty of public and private donations, and the talk of “dark money”. And Julius also shares a bit about his own experience as a campaign strategist and how he helps German candidates.Thank you Julius for chatting with us, Pirate Studios for making our recordings possible, and Epidemic Sound for the theme song.If you enjoyed this episode and would like to hear more, help us make that happen by donating to our PayPal. The linked account is info@bearradio.org - all donors will receive a virtual hug and a loving shoutout in the next episode. Our theme song is City Phases by John Abbot, also featuring audio from Deutsche Welle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bE7pKkeoUHw&t=5s),Deutsche Welle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mVGsFhd9oY&t=22s),Deutsche Welle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i52MGlRWf3Q&t=367s)and TLDR News EU (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RchwILo7HhQ&t=24s).
This year's ‘Superwahltag' or super election day will mark the exit of Angela Merkel as chancellor but that's not all that is happening in Berlin. On September 26th, eligible voters in the German capital will also be asked to decide on two regional elections, and a much anticipated referendum!James Jackson, a freelance journalist, joins us in the final episode of the batch to take a look at how Berliner's usually vote, what issues they care about and how the city state does or doesn't influence national politics. We explore local candidates, their policies and their strongholds. How have they been received so far, and how have the various scandals affected their standing? James also sheds light on the housing referendum, it's similarity to the Brexit referendum, and what the potential outcomes could mean for citizens. Thank you James for chatting with us, Pirate Studios for making our recordings possible, and Epidemic Sound for the theme song.If you enjoyed this episode and would like to hear more, help us make that happen by donating to our PayPal. The linked account is info@bearradio.org - all donors will receive a virtual hug and a loving shoutout in the next episode. Our theme song is City Phases by John Abbot, also featuring audio from Deutsche Welle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bE7pKkeoUHw&t=5s),Deutsche Welle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mVGsFhd9oY&t=22s),Deutsche Welle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i52MGlRWf3Q&t=367s)and TLDR News EU (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RchwILo7HhQ&t=24s).
In three weeks time, Germans will vote to elect a new Bundestag or federal parliament. The country's biggest parties and their top players are currently vying for your attention and your vote. But who are these key players and what exactly are their policies? In this episode we are joined by journalist Kate Brady to get a better understanding of the chancellor candidates and the parties themselves. How do parties choose a chancellor candidate? Does Annalena Baerbock have a chance of coming in ahead? How could Armin Laschet maintain the stability some Germans are looking for from the CDU? How has Olaf Scholz become the frontrunner? What will happen to the grand coalition come September 26? How do smaller parties like the FDP, AFD, and Die Linke impact the coalition-building process? Thank you Kate for chatting with us, Pirate Studios for making our recordings possible, and Epidemic Sound for the theme song.If you enjoyed this episode and would like to hear more, help us make that happen by donating to our PayPal. The linked account is info@bearradio.org - all donors will receive a virtual hug and a loving shoutout in the next episode. Our theme song is City Phases by John Abbot, also featuring audio from Deutsche Welle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bE7pKkeoUHw&t=5s),Deutsche Welle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mVGsFhd9oY&t=22s),Deutsche Welle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i52MGlRWf3Q&t=367s)and TLDR News EU (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RchwILo7HhQ&t=24s).
We've seen a clear and often founded rise in the level of disenchantment and apathy among voters. Just taking a look at recent election outcomes across various world powers, it's no surprise that people feel like their votes hold no significance. Especially when they are living in Germany, paying taxes and building the economy, but hold no legal right to vote. Why does it even matter? Well, it matters for a number of reasons.In this episode we are joined by William Noah Glucroft, a reporter who has been living in Berlin for 12 years and works covering Germany and transatlantic relations. William highlights the importance of knowing what's going on in your city, your state and your country. Particularly a country like Germany, the 4th largest economy in the world, with huge economic impact and political influence on the European Union and the world. As we look to a new chancellor and the possibility of change, we explore what your vote could mean for the future of climate policy, Germany's actions with the situation in Afghanistan, trade, transport, housing, healthcare and much more. Thank you William for chatting with us, Pirate Studios for making our recordings possible, and Epidemic Sound for the theme song.If you enjoyed this episode and would like to hear more, help us make that happen by donating to our PayPal. The linked account is info@bearradio.org - all donors will receive a virtual hug and a loving shoutout in the next episode. Our theme song is City Phases by John Abbot, also featuring audio from Deutsche Welle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bE7pKkeoUHw&t=5s),Deutsche Welle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mVGsFhd9oY&t=22s),Deutsche Welle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i52MGlRWf3Q&t=367s)and TLDR News EU (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RchwILo7HhQ&t=24s).
We're a month away from Germany's big day and eligible voters have begun to receive their election notifications. Understanding the basics of how an election works is obviously helpful, but it is vital that you know who, or what, you're voting for. Are you voting for a party? A person? What about bills? In this episode, Kai Wegrich, a professor for Public Administration & Public Policy at The Hertie School in Berlin, joins Jill and Julia to explore the history of voting in Germany, the difference between elections to the Bundestag (Germany's federal parliament), the Landtags (states), and local elections, and the role that mayors play in the country. We also get into what to do when you receive your Wahlbenachrichtigung (election notification), how to fill out a ballot, how postal voting works and much more. Thank you Kai for chatting with us, Pirate Studios for making our recordings possible, and Epidemic Sound for the theme song.If you enjoyed this episode and would like to hear more, help us make that happen by donating to our PayPal. The linked account is info@bearradio.org - all donors will receive a virtual hug and a loving shoutout in the next episode. Our theme song is City Phases by John Abbot, also featuring audio from Deutsche Welle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bE7pKkeoUHw&t=5s),Deutsche Welle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mVGsFhd9oY&t=22s),Deutsche Welle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i52MGlRWf3Q&t=367s)and TLDR News EU (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RchwILo7HhQ&t=24s).
The 2021 German elections are said to be a super election, potentially the biggest since reunification. After 16 years, September 26 marks the end of the ‘Merkel Era' and Germans will head to the polls to decide the next leaders of Europe's largest economy... But how does it work? And who leads? Is it one party or many? And what exactly is the Bundestag?In the inaugural episode of this series we start at the very beginning. Jill and Julia are joined by Clare Richardson (https://twitter.com/clarereports), a journalist and news anchor, currently reporting on her second round of German elections. We learn the structure of the German parliamentary system, the difference between the president and the chancellor, and how local, state and federal elections function. We also explore the rules of campaigning, how parties get one of the 709 seats available in parliament, why Germany operates under a coalition government, and much more. Thank you Clare for chatting with us, Pirate Studios for making our recordings possible, and Epidemic Sound for the theme song.If you enjoyed this episode and would like to hear more, help us make that happen by donating to our PayPal. The linked account is info@bearradio.org - all donors will receive a virtual hug and a loving shoutout in the next episode. Our theme song is City Phases by John Abbot, also featuring audio from Deutsche Welle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bE7pKkeoUHw&t=5s),Deutsche Welle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mVGsFhd9oY&t=22s),Deutsche Welle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i52MGlRWf3Q&t=367s)and TLDR News EU (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RchwILo7HhQ&t=24s).
It's been 8 months since #033, and in that time I'd even technically 'retired' from DJ-ing as I didn't see where it was going during the pandemic. And even after loving being back in Pirate Studios, I don't know whether this is me back or not. The past 12 months have given me a to think about, and turning 40 in December has also put life into perspective. We'll see what 2021 brings, but I'm not gonna push it. This mix is nearly 2 hours, and barely scratched the surface of what's out there. Of course, I missed loads I wanted to play, but there you go! Tracklisting below, click on the 'Download' link to get the mix and to find out where to buy the tracks and show support to the artists making this mix possible! 01. @ministaukg - Take It Away 02. @parabeats - Naked 03. Angela Bofill - Bloodline (Todd Edwards Style Mix) 04. @drinksonmemusic - Levitate (@oppidanmusic Remix) 05. @gemitunes - All Night (@thephatcontrolla Remix) 06. @tuffculture - Space Trip 07. Aluna - Don't Hit My Lane (@prescribe-da-vibe Remix) 08. @robphonetix - Do For Dub 09. Madd Tuff Project Ft. Leanne Louise - Faith Is My Fire (Highrise Remix) 10. @wilfy-d - Good Day 11. Prescribe Da Vibe - Clearer Now (Gemi Remix) 12. @bailey-ibbs - Gurl 13. @sampladelicsound - Jesus (Heavenly Dub) 14. Dem 2 - Do U See Me (Dem 2 Does Dallas Mix) 15. @dj-skillz - Max Power 16. @peakybeatsrecords - Ammi 17. El-B - Get With The Times 18. Beat & DJ Wisk - 90's Crew 19. Kells - Flinch (@yemi_ukg Remix) 20. Hi Top - Gimme More 21. @smasherofficial - Herbs & Spices (Para Remix) 22. @brockukg x Anaisa - Turn The Lights Down Low 23. @lazysusan_ams - Be Water 24. @bwkproject - Faithful 25. @sensasounds - Move On 26. Para - '97 Feels 27. @earth_nut - Worm 28. Angus Green - Got To Leave (@royalflushuk Mix) 29. @higgouk - Mamacita 30. Aluna - Body Pump (@sammyvirji Remix) 31. Cathy Hobi - Come Back To Me 32. @soulmasstransitsystem & Killa P - All Night 33. @y_u_qt - Chopper 34. @toddedwards3000 - Inspire Me 35. @prozak98 - Sunshine 36. @thisisjaredjackson - Show & Tell 37. @smokey-bubblin-b123 - Tell U 38. TuffCulture - Another Night 39. @herbrhythm - Don't Go 40. Smasher - Vibe I'm On (Minista Remix) 41. Dem 2 - I Love U (Dem 2 Deep NY Final Mix) 42. Ed Hodge - Fist Of God 43. @zerofg - Just A Groove 44. Para - Friday 45. @towerblockdreams - Soundboy 46. @indialman - You Could Be 47. @fabiantremor - No Good 48. Sammy Virji x Smokey Bubblin' B - Santorini 49. Gemi - Drogba 50. @LewisTaylorx - Euphoric 51. Sharda - Peace & Love (Drinks On Me VIP)
COMING TO YOU LIVE FROM PIRATE STUDIOS, YA'LL!!!!! That's right! This week Kelly and Lindsey sit down at Pirate Studios with return guest and Lindsey's big little sister, Jessica Gentile to talk Florida, lizards and The Jerky Boys. We start off our school day in Ecology class where we do a deep dive into the scaly, slinky world of lizards because nothing makes Florida girls happier than talking about reptiles all day, every day. Then Kelly plays teacher in Zoology/Herpetology/Swampology class where we play "All About Alligators". Spoiler: These three know way too much about alligators. For recess we reminisce about the olden days where we listened to the Jerky Boys and thought it was appropriate. Go ahead and listen now and tell us what you think. Woof. Then Lindsey takes us to... hmmmm... Weird Florida Laws class? Pre-Law, Florida Style class? FlorLegal class? In this class we discuss the weirdest Florida laws, including what you legally can and can't do while wearing a bathing suit in Florida. We end our school day in Criminology class where we play "Florida Man Mashup". Buckle up for way too many stories about people on meth doing absolutely insane things that involve nunchucks, tasers and Pringles tubes filled with wine. Which Florida girl will take the Gator crown? Listen to find out! Follow Jessica on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jubileedj Follow Jessica on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/jubileedj Check Out Pirate Studios: https://pirate.com/en/ Watch FYIS on Youtube: https://youtu.be/4JSohjFDlIY Follow the show's Insta: https://www.instagram.com/kellyandlindsey/ Follow Kelly: instagram.com/kelly_wallacebarnowl Follow Lindsey: instagram.com/lindseygentile
New Week. New Episode Apologies for the audio, PIRATE Studios turned off the rodecaster as we were rounding up so we are having to use the camera audio but it’s okay, we’ve been able to edit it as much as possible. This week's episode of #WRESTHINGS we discussed: - The finish to Jon Moxley and Kenny Omega’s match - TK’s save for the lacklustre explosion - How could they have saved the finish? - Eddie Kingston’s selling of the whole blunder - Christian Cage’s debut. Overhyped? - What is ‘Hall Of Fame Worthy’? - Young Bucks vs PAC and Fenix… INJECT IT - What’s next for The Inner Circle? - THE BEST CINEMATIC MATCH EVER!! - AEW’s Women’s tournament blunder - Debunking the whole AEW turning to TNA - Shaq and Jade Cargill’s debut! And we answer your questions ! #ASKWRESTHINGS #WRESTHINGS #BYTHEMANDEMFORTHEMANDEM
Today, I am speaking to Lee bridges. Lee is a coach musician lecturer business owner, and public speaker based in Brighton as a drummer. His new book, Do shit, Get Shit Done is out and he is using his straight-talking approach to motivate people to achieve their goals. Lee is a compassionate man and we spoke about his experience with drug addiction and how he overcame that. And we explore what is needed to motivate young people, to do the best and show up for themselves. Find him on Instagram, and over at his website: leebridges.com Support the show over at STEADY. Thank you to our sponsors: Herby Box - Head over to herbybox.com and use ALEXHOLMES10 to get 10 per cent off your one-time purchase of herbal tea blends. Beardfluence - Head over to Beardfluence.com and use TIMETOTALK2021 to get 15 per cent off SITE WIDE on the new Kensington Set and the bestselling Night Oil. Want to start podcasting? Check out Pirate Studios at Pirate.com and use code: Alex7135 for £10 off your first session. Catch me on: Vero: Vero.co/alexreads Website: alexholmes.co Instagram: @byalexholmes Email: tttalkpod@gmail.com Newlsetter: alexholmes.co/newsletter Production, Music and Edit: Ryan Nile (@ryan.nile.show) Executive Produced: Alex Holmes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/timetotalkwithalexholmes/message
Today I am joined by my friend Jeffrey Boadi. He is on a mission to get people eating consciously, and helping them change their lifestyles. We talk about different ways to eat, and what a wholefood, plant-based diet has meant for him. Check him out on his Instagram and his website: thewealthofhealth.co.uk/eatmoreplants for his new e-book 'Eat More Plants' Thank you to our sponsors: Herby Box - Head over to herbybox.com and use ALEXHOLMES10 to get 10 per cent off your one-time purchase of herbal tea blends. Beardfluence - Head over to Beardfluence.com and use TIMETOTALK2021 to get 15 per cent off SITEWIDE on the new Kensington Set and the bestselling Night Oil. Want to start podcasting? Check out Pirate Studios at Pirate.com and use code: Alex7135 for £10 off your first session. Catch me on: Vero: Vero.co/alexreads Website: alexholmes.co Instagram: @byalexholmes Email: tttalkpod@gmail.com Newlsetter: alexholmes.co Production, Music and Edit: Ryan Nile (@ryan.nile.show) Executive Produced: Alex Holmes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/timetotalkwithalexholmes/message
This week, it's a solo episode. I am chatting to you about Byron Katie's chapter in her book, Loving What Is, called 'Staying In Your Own Business' and assessing how we can show up for ourselves and stay in our OWN business. I also have a look at what a drama triangle is, what role it plays in our communication - and how we can be better once we know how to step out of the drama. As ever, I am taking your questions! Drop me an email: alex@alexholmes.co or an Instagram DM. Head over to Steady to support the podcast! Thank you to our sponsors: Herby Box - Head over to herbybox.com and use ALEXHOLMES10 to get 10 per cent off your one-time purchase of herbal tea blends. Beardfluence - Head over to Beardfluence.com and use TIMETOTALK2021 to get 15 per cent off SITE WIDE on the new Kensington Set and the bestselling Night Oil. Want to start podcasting? Check out Pirate Studios at Pirate.com and use code: Alex7135 for £10 off your first session. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/timetotalkwithalexholmes/message
In the final episode of the season we check-in with a Bigwig that spans the entire city of Berlin, existed in the days of horse-and-cart and will probably continue to influence our lives for generations to come: The BVG. The BVG may have started as a transport company, but it has become a firm favourite in the world of advertising and marketing with its hilariously self-aware campaigns, political weigh-ins and smart collaborations. Jill and Julia are joined by the BVG's Social Media Manager, Thilo Stracke, to learn all about the inner workings of the BVG, the “shitstorm” turned marketing genius that was their “Weil wir dich Lieben” campaign, the stresses of the job for train, bus and tram drivers, how Corona has affected the company and of course that infamous Adidas Shoe. Thank you Thilo for chatting with us, and Pirate Studios and RØDE for making our recordings possible.If you enjoyed this episode and would like to hear more, help us make that happen by donating to our PayPal. The linked account is info@bearradio.org - all donors will receive a virtual hug and a loving shoutout in the next episode.Our theme song is Amber Lights by Chill Cole, also featuring music from Mensch Meier and audio from BVG's My Way, Arie, U2 in der U2, BVG X ADIDAS DER TICKET SCHUH, BVG "Is mir egal" (feat. Kazim Akboga), Neues Deutschland, Funke News, and RBB.
This week, we have a timely conversation with Dr Megan Jones-Bell - the Chief Science Officer over at HeadSpace. We talk about the growing impact of mindfulness, the gratitudes that come from the practice, Headspace and the coronavirus, and why mindfulness is needed now more than ever. Dr Megan...is simply awesome. She gave me a succinct understanding of what mindfulness means, and how we should consider it into our everyday lives. Want to start podcasting? Check out Pirate Studios at Pirate.com and use code: Alex7135 for £10 off your first session. Catch me on: Vero: Vero.co/alexreads Website: alexholmes.co Instagram: @byalexholmes Email: tttalkpod@gmail.com Newlsetter: alexholmes.co/newsletter Production, Music and Edit: Ryan Nile (@ryan.nile.show) Executive Produced: Alex Holmes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/timetotalkwithalexholmes/message
This week is psychology and scientific week. Today, I speak to a behavioural psychologist, Honey Langcaster James. We talk about setting goals, finding your circle and investing in your wellness - as well as her work with AI coaching app NOOM. Support the podcast? Join a plan on STEADY for a plan from as small as £6 per month. Thank you to our sponsors: Herby Box - Head over to herbybox.com and use ALEXHOLMES10 to get 10 per cent off your one-time purchase of herbal tea blends. Beardfluence - Head over to Beardfluence.com and use TIMETOTALK2021 to get 15 per cent off SITEWIDE on the new Kensington Set and the bestselling Night Oil. Want to start podcasting? Check out Pirate Studios at Pirate.com and use code: Alex7135 for £10 off your first session. Catch me on: Vero: Vero.co/alexreads Website: alexholmes.co Instagram: @byalexholmes Email: tttalkpod@gmail.com Newlsetter: alexholmes.co/newsletter Production, Music and Edit: Ryan Nile (@ryan.nile.show) Executive Produced: Alex Holmes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/timetotalkwithalexholmes/message
Eddie S. Glaude Jr is the James S. McDonnell Distinguished University Professor and chair of the Department of African American Studies at Princeton. He joined me on the show this week to discuss his book, Begin Again: James Baldwin’s America and Its Urgent Lessons for Today, but we spoke about so much more. Colourism, masculinity, forgiveness and healing. We go through it all. Want to join the compassionate community, while supporting the podcast? Pick your plan. Thank you to our sponsors: Herby Box - Head over to herbybox.com and use ALEXHOLMES10 to get 10 per cent off your one-time purchase of herbal tea blends. Beardfluence - Head over to Beardfluence.com and use TIMETOTALK2021 to get 15 per cent off SITEWIDE on the new Kensington Set and the bestselling Night Oil. Want to start podcasting? Check out Pirate Studios at Pirate.com and use code: Alex7135 for £10 off your first session. Catch me on: Vero: Vero.co/alexreads Website: alexholmes.co Instagram: @byalexholmes Email: tttalkpod@gmail.com Production, Music and Edit: Ryan Nile (@ryan.nile.show) Executive Produced: Alex Holmes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/timetotalkwithalexholmes/message
Public philosopher Roman Krznaric talks to me about what it means to be a good ancestor. He wrote a book called The Good Ancestor, and I have to credit Roman with helping me to think a lot more about legacy, and the way we show up for future generations - especially in these times of Black Lives Matter, Coronavirus, Trump (and a severely divided America) and Brexit - need I say more? Support the show by using Steady. Pick the plan that works for you (ps, it's like Patreon, but better!!) Thank you to our sponsors: Herby Box - Head over to herbybox.com and use ALEXHOLMES10 to get 10 per cent off your one-time purchase of herbal tea blends. Beardfluence - Head over to Beardfluence.com and use TIMETOTALK2021 to get 15 per cent off SITE WIDE on the new Kensington Set and the bestselling Night Oil. Want to start podcasting? Check out Pirate Studios at Pirate.com and use code: Alex7135 for £10 off your first session. Catch me on: Vero: Vero.co/alexreads Website: alexholmes.co Instagram: @byalexholmes Email: tttalkpod@gmail.com Newlsetter: alexholmes.co/newsletter Production, Music and Edit: Ryan Nile (@ryan.nile.show) Executive Produced: Alex Holmes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/timetotalkwithalexholmes/message
Welcome to the Life Edit - a fortnightly segment here on Time To Talk. On a Wednesday, I come to the show and explore all things emotional and mental health, self-discovery, wellbeing, transformational and spiritual psychology - and processing ourSELVES. (Fortnightly. Just to be clear guys, it won’t be every week.) This week: Do you set goals but they are never reached? Is desire holding you back from your goal? Are you setting the right intentions to make sure the goal is met? Check out this episode of the Life Edit to find out how to make the change. NectarSleep.co.uk - use discount code AH135 to get £135 off your next purchase for a mattress (we all need a good sleep) Want to start podcasting? Check out Pirate Studios at Pirate.com and use code: Alex7135 for £10 off your first session. WANT TO BECOME A MEMBER WITH EXTRA BENEFITS? JOIN HERE NOW. Catch me on: Vero: Vero.co/alexreads Website: alexholmes.co Instagram: @byalexholmes Email: tttalkpod@gmail.com Newlsetter: alexholmes.co Music: Ryan Nile (@ryan.nile.show) Executive Produced: Alex Holmes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/timetotalkwithalexholmes/message
A solo episode taking a look at the lessons learned this year, and what is to come. Shout out to: Duppy Share Rum for the rum provided on this episode. NectarSleep.co.uk - use discount code AH135 to get £135 off your next purchase for a mattress (we all need a good sleep) Want to start podcasting? Check out Pirate Studios at Pirate.com and use code: Alex7135 for £10 off your first session. WANT TO BECOME A MEMBER WITH EXTRA BENEFITS? JOIN HERE NOW. Catch me on: Vero: Vero.co/alexreads Website: alexholmes.co Instagram: @byalexholmes Email: tttalkpod@gmail.com Newlsetter: alexholmes.co Music: Ryan Nile (@ryan.nile.show) Executive Produced: Alex Holmes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/timetotalkwithalexholmes/message
In this episode, Jill Beytin and Julia Joubert go clubbing! Well, almost. Berghain is the most prolific club in Berlin and one of the most famous techno clubs in the world. Bringing ravers and techno-lovers to its doors (but not always through) since 2004, they wanted to explore just what it is that makes this space so incredibly special.Jill and Julia are joined by ex-Berghain bouncer, Kristin, who shares her knowledge and her joy for the club. From a virtual tour of the space and sharing what it's like working there, to the music, the sex and keeping the community safe, Kristin gives us insight into the beautiful underground world of the world's best party.This episode is brought to you by Bear Radio. Special thanks to Kristin for taking the time to speak with us! Berlin Bigwigs is recorded at Pirate Studios in Berlin. You can also find Berlin Bigwigs on THF Radio. If you enjoyed this episode and would like to hear more, help us make that happen by donating to our PayPal. The linked account is info@bearradio.org - all donors will receive a virtual hug and a loving shoutout in the next episode.This episode uses audio clips courtesy of Berghain Trainer, Deutsche Welle, AIR Podcast, Joe Goes, The Ellen Show, CONAN, The Zac And Jay Show as well as music from Afrodeutsche, Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen, Edward Karl Hanson, Eight Bits, Stillness Speak, Andante, Peachy Pavement, STRLGHT, Siine, Mikkel Owre, Wendel Scherer, Kit Kruger, Bastien Slice, Chelle Ives, Aleph One, Bureaucrap, Valente, Lama House, Nico Dickens, & Chill Cole.
#127: Nathaniel Cole: Therapy In Lockdown, Teaching Consent and Self-Love | Nathaniel Cole is the co-founder of SwimDem, a swimming collective that aims to get more people swimming, build community and support people’s mental health. We had a chat about body image and fitness, therapy during the lockdown and how we have come to understand the truths that have been revealed to us in this time. He candidly tells me about what his experience has been and it a small window into our private conversations. Find Nathaniel: @nathanielacole on Twitter and Instagram and his website: www.nathanielcole.co.uk Want to start podcasting? Check out Pirate Studios at Pirates.com and use code: Alex7135 for £10 off your first session. Catch me on: Vero: Vero.co/alexreads Website: alexholmes.co Instagram: @byalexholmes Email: tttalkpod@gmail.com Newlsetter: alexholmes.co/newsletter Production, Music and Edit: Ryan Nile (@ryan.nile.show) Executive Produced: Alex Holmes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/timetotalkwithalexholmes/message
James Smith: Pursuing The Wild Stuff, Psychedelics and Living Life On Your Terms | Today, I am speaking to the straight-talking, no-nonsense personal trainer James Smith. He is the host of his own podcast, The James Smith Podcast, but he is also the author of two Sunday Times Bestsellers, Not A Diet Book and his latest, Not A Life Coach. In this conversation, we chat about personal training, mental health, masculinity…and psychedelics. Yes, we go there. Want to start podcasting? Check out Pirate Studios at Pirate.com and use code: Alex7135 for £10 off your first session. Catch me on: Vero: Vero.co/alexreads Website: alexholmes.co Instagram: @byalexholmes Email: tttalkpod@gmail.com Newlsetter: alexholmes.co/newsletter Production, Music and Edit: Ryan Nile (@ryan.nile.show) Executive Produced: Alex Holmes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/timetotalkwithalexholmes/message
Nick Dunn: Surviving Hell | Nick Dunn joins me in today’s conversation is a harrowing story of true courage and compassion. Nick Dunn is an ex-paratrooper and a veteran of Afghanistan. He is best known for being part of the Chennai Six, a group of six men who were detained by the Indian coastguard and falsely accused of ferrying illegal weapons. This is the story of his time in jail, the family that campaigned for his release, the tireless love from his sister, and the mother he holds in his memory that he lost while he was in prison. He talks about his fellow prison mates, and what kept him sane while he was inside, and he tells me the story of him running a marathon alongside his sister who was running for his freedom. This was a remarkable story, and I am glad that I get to share it with you today. Get his book, Surviving Hell. Want to start podcasting? Check out Pirate Studios at Piratestudios.co.uk and use code: Alex7135 for £10 off your first session. Catch me on: Vero: Vero.co/alexreads Website: alexholmes.co Instagram: @byalexholmes Email: tttalkpod@gmail.com Newlsetter: alexholmes.co/newsletter Production, Music and Edit: Ryan Nile (@ryan.nile.show) Executive Produced: Alex Holmes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/timetotalkwithalexholmes/message
In this episode, hosts Jill Beytin and Julia Joubert, explore the stories that have shaped one of the most beloved spaces in Berlin: Tempelhofer Feld. Through speaking with two people who work intimately with the space on a daily basis, we discover how the airport building itself has changed in the past century and how people like those from the Tempelhof Projekt make its upkeep their life's mission. We also explore the incredible history that Tempelhof holds and get into some of the human stories - as shared by Frédéric Dubois of Field Trip - that have come from the Feld. From the heritage upkeep on the airport to the Berlin Airlift and the Feld's role in Nazi propaganda, Tempelhof has played a huge role in making Berlin the city it is today. This episode is brought to you by Bear Radio. Special thanks to Aljoscha Hofmann, Ingo, and Frédéric Dubois for taking the time to speak with us! Berlin Bigwigs is recorded at Pirate Studios in Berlin. You can also find Berlin Bigwigs on THF Radio. If you enjoyed this episode and would like to hear more, help us make that happen by donating to our PayPal. The linked account is info@bearradio.org - all donors will receive a virtual hug and a loving shoutout in the next episode.This episode uses audio clips courtesy of Deutsche Welle, The British National Archives, The Berlin Channel, British Pathe, The Field Trip documentary trailer, as well as music from Tangerine Dream.
Natasha Devon: Intersections Of A Mental Health Campaigner | Natasha is a campaigner and broadcaster who tours schools, universities and events delivering talks and conducting research on mental health and related issues like body image, sexuality and gender. She is also the author of A Beginner's Guide to Being Mental and Yes You Can: Ace Your Exams without Losing Your Mind. And she is also the host of the 'Staying Sane' podcast. Find her on Instagram @_natashadevon and her website. Want to start podcasting? Check out Pirate Studios and use code: Alex7135 for £10 off your first session. Catch me on: Vero: Vero.co/alexreads Website: alexholmes.co Instagram: @byalexholmes Email: tttalkpod@gmail.com Newlsetter: alexholmes.co/newsletter Editing and Production: Pure Creation Media/Ryan Nile Executive Produced: Alex Holmes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/timetotalkwithalexholmes/message
This week I am speaking to facilitator and speaker Ben Hurst about how we can be good men, and navigate ways out of toxic masculinity. Ben is a facilitator and workshop leader, working as head of facilitation and training for the Good Lad initiative. He has a wealth of knowledge and experience in working with young people having worked at sex education charity ACET UK, and gained a degree in Youth Work and Theology. In 2018, his TEDx talk ‘Boys Won’t Be Boys. Boys Will Be What We Teach Them To Be' touches on many of the points we who work in changing the way we view masculinity, and how we can be better men. Want to start podcasting? Check out Pirate Studios at Piratestudios.co.uk and use code: Alex7135 for £10 off your first session. Catch me on: Vero: Vero.co/alexreads Website: alexholmes.co Instagram: @byalexholmes Email: tttalkpod@gmail.com Newlsetter: alexholmes.substack.com Music: Harlan Blue Executive Produced: Alex Holmes Edited: Ryan Nile (@ryan.nile.show) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/timetotalkwithalexholmes/message
In this episode, back in Pirate Studios, I had a chat with the wonderfully talented dancer and musician, Saskia Horton. We talk dance before getting in to her gender identity as well as talking pronouns, societal pressure and sexuality. We had a bit of problem with the audio towards the end, so apologies for the abrupt finish!
Ivan Blackstock is a multi-disciplinary creative, who started (and remains) in the dance scene. He is someone I looked up to for a long time, so it was great to have a chat with him. We discuss his departure from Birdgang, his feeling of being underappreciated and his future plans. Thanks to Pirate Studios for hosting us this week.
Welcome to Time To Talk with Alex Holmes where I sit down with inspiring people and have wholehearted conversations. This week, author and satirist Nels Abbey speaks about the disparities between Black and White people, ‘Think Like A White Man’, and how we learn to show up in a world that is committed to oppress us. Want to start podcasting? Check out Pirate Studios at Piratestudios.co.uk and use code: Alex7135 for £10 off your first session. Catch me on:Vero: Vero.co/alexreadsWebsite: alexholmes.coInstagram: @byalexholmesEmail: tttalkpod@gmail.comNewlsetter: alexholmes.substack.com/p/coming-soonMusic: Harlan BlueExecutive Produced: Alex HolmesEdited: Ryan Nile (@ryan.nile.show)
Welcome to another episode of Time To Talk, the most wholehearted independent podcast on the internet. In this podcast, it is my job to speak to people about how to live better, get connected, find a sense of belonging and explore how we can love more. This week, we have Paapa Essiedu. We had a chat about Gangs of London, I May Destroy You and how he preps for a role. He talks about learning lines with dyslexia and what the future of Black and Brown people in the industry is, especially in the wake of Black Lives Matter, and COVID-19. As ever, rate review and subscribe to the show and share with your friends and family, and whoever listens to podcasts.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------This episode is brought to you by Pirate Studios. If you want to try out a studio for £10 off your booking use my referral code, Alex7135 over at piratestudios.co.uk. Try something new this year and get your podcasting adventure up!
Richie Bostock joins me on Time To Talk as we discuss his new book called Exhale: How To Use Breathwork To Find Calm, Supercharge Your Health and Perform At Your Best. We discuss breath work as a way to live better, expressing gratitude and learning how to find the time to talk about connection and belonging. Get books here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/alexreadsTo enter into a prize draw to get your copy head over to Vero.co/alexreadsWant to start podcasting? Check out Pirate Studios at Piratestudios.co.uk and use code: Alex7135 for £10 off your first session. Catch me on Instagram and Vero: @alexreadsWebsite: alexreads.co.uk
Interview with the artist : Virtual Underground : How has this SRVNT story started? SRVNT : My love for music and djing started a long time ago influenced by my older brother, who had his equipment at home, and who taught me how to mix using turntables. The learning process with the beauty of the vinyl made me feel a strong connection with the idea of mixing different tracks and make them sound cool together. Years later, I attended a techno party and, although I already knew a little about techno, that night I felt a strong connection with it and with the environment, and I felt the need to start playing it. VU : Where do you generally draw your inspiration from? SRVNT : As a DJ, it mainly comes from listening and discovering music continuously, -either techno or other genres in electronic music- following my favorite artists, their sets, their releases… Also, my closest friends who feel music the same way as me can inspire me too. VU : Could you describe your music selection and mixing process? SRVNT : I made a playlist with around 40-50 tracks based on the kind of sound I like the most, and how I wanted the set to be, but this can change as they are influenced by my mood in that period too, it depends, sometimes I feel better playing more kind of deep techno in lower bpms or vice versa. Generally, I like to start with some dark ambient to get into the mood and little by little playing heavier tracks, mixed as I felt they should be in that moment, and finishing with a tune that could stay in your head afterwards. VU : Which software/hardware did you use for this set? SRVNT : I recorded the set at Pirate Studios in Manchester equipped with 3x CDJs 2000nxs2 and DJM900nxs. VU : What are you working on right now? SRVNT : I have started to produce recently, and I feel motivated with it, but it is too soon to talk about results. #Virtual #Underground #Techno follow and support @crlsrvnt
7 months. 7 months since my last mix, and boy does it feel like a lifetime ago. And it's not for lack of wanting to put one out. The global pandemic royally fucked us all over, and has meant that I've not been able to get to Pirate Studios until recently. And I will say that I'd been flip-flopping over whether to even bother to put another mix out. I've no idea if I have any relevance in the UKG scene any more (if I ever did!!) but I won't let it put a damper on this. So here it is, #033 . (Just) over 100 minutes of UKG from the lost time that is 2020. I had a really nice time putting this together, so I hope you all have a listen and shake a leg to it if you're feeling it. Tracklisting below, click on the 'Download' link to get the mix and to find out where to buy the tracks and show support to the artists making this mix possible! 01. @yemi_ukg x @tuffculture - Don't Tell Me 02. @pinder001 - Old Spice 03. Highrise - Never Know 04. @tomfrankel & @dayneharper - Dread (@sebzito Remix) 05. @smokey-bubblin-b123 - Journey Into Gass 06. @majesticonline - Bodywork (@toddedwards3000 Dub Mix) 07. @oliver-rant - It's You 08. @royalflushuk - Garage Potion 09. @jack_selecta - Original Pirates 10. El-B - Brixton 2 Croydon 11. @tc4wolves - Tranquilo 12. @matt-jam-lamont & Echelon (@scottdiaz) - Freqz Groove 13. @holloway-95 - Evanition 14. @peakybeatsrecords - Zola 15. @kobejt x @parabeats - Warfare 16. @sensasounds - All Night 17. @d-a-f-f-y - Bruised 18. Highrise - Teedra 19. @soundboycookie - Real 20. @sammyvirji x TuffCulture - Forever 21. Royal Flush - Need You (Kobe JT Remix) 22. @ministaukg & Yemi - Go Deep 23. @bailey-ibbs - Talk 2 Me 24. @dista - Fantasy 25. @kylintyce - Queensbridge Dub 26. Highrise - Shelter 27. Smokey Bubblin' B - Better Run (@earth_nut Remix) 28. @littlefoot - Oh Boi 29. Minista - The Hanging Tree VIP 30. Para - One More Chance 31. @interplanetary-criminal - Darkside 32. @dazeprismmusic - Selekta 33. @smokey-bubblin-b123 - Plenty More 34. @onnyldersley - Iridescence 35. @tuff_trax - Runnin' 36. Yemi x @yozhiuk - Can't Stop 37. @sampladelicsound - Let's Make It Happen 38. @itonic_audio - Bring Back That Feeling 39. @bluetooof - Express Way 40. MSC (@user-440646463) - Get This 41. Dem 2 - Me Only Me 42. @yumnablack - Believing 43. @ppplprod - Carbon Dance 44. El-B vs SW2 - Streatham Bop 45. Sensa - Take Care 46. @higgouk - 3K
JMC take a look at gender expectations within their respective cultures. Gully reflects on how boys have been treated differently to girls through his time growing up in Asian culture and acknowledges the privilege he has held as a man. The guys also delve into the idea of slut shaming, body count and the mindset of men when it comes to sex. They also discuss the positive side of girls marrying later, the positive impact of women in the WWE and male female polarity in a relationship. Shout out Pirate Studios in Wembley as we recorded this at their spot. https://pirate.com/en/ JerkMyCurry@gmail.com
As the front runners of independent studios within the UK, Pirate Studios have finally launched in Brighton. We had a chat with them regarding what the Brighton building holds in store, the cities reaction and what we have to look forward to!
Rajan and Umar finally found their new home at Pirate Studios as they discuss the new studio space, the future of the podcast, being immortal, T.I. and his daughter and Kawhi's Load Management controversy.
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Logan Sama continues his new podcast series in conversation with some of his friends in the Grime sceneSUBSCRIBE to KeepinItGrimy on YouTube: http://bit.ly/keepinitgrimysubThis episode Logan speaks to one of the most influencial artists of a new generation of Grime; JAMMZ. At the forefront of.a Grime radio revolution in 2013 just as Grime was beginning to experience an upturn in popularity with a wider audience, Jammz alongside a number of other artists was making sets cool again on stations like Mode & Radar. As both a celebrated producer and MC Jammz releases on his own label and also now brings the Grime culture to several other new platforms which we discuss in this episode.If you want to support the podcast so we can keep creating new episodes and striving to improve the quality of the content then please check out our Patreon link here: https://www.patreon.com/keepinitgrimyOr you can make a one off donation using our PayPal donate link: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=WHY8M7KQGVVSW&source=urlFollow @Jammz on Twitter and @JammzTheMyth on InstagramFollow @DJLoganSama on all social mediaFor all KeepinItGrimy and Logan Sama business enquiries contact: info@adamantiummusic.comWith thanks to @StudioBlup for visuals and Pirate Studios for the use of the recording space.If you want to listen to this as a podcast, you can find us on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Db4NYwMp984vnot5dJ71LAnd on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/pt/podcast/keepinitgrimy-podcast/id1456622954?l=en#KeepinItGrimy #Podcast #JammzSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=WHY8M7KQGVVSW&source=url)
Logan Sama continues his new podcast series in conversation with some of his friends in the Grime sceneEpisode 9 features SHARKY MAJOR. The legendary MC and Grime Originals founder joins us in conversation inside his Major Music studios. As an original Nasty Crew member at the dawn of Grime, all the way through to being an artist, event promoter and label owner in 2019.... Sharky has a long and genuine link to Grime at all levels. We spoke to him about those earliest years in Grime, why he took some time out the game, what motivated him to start Grime Originals.SUBSCRIBE to KeepinItGrimy: http://bit.ly/keepinitgrimysubFind Sharky Major on twitter: @SharkyMajor & instagram: @SharkyMajor_And follow @GrimeOriginals on all platforms for the latest info on their events and other activity.Follow @DJLoganSama on all social mediaFor all KeepinItGrimy and Logan Sama business enquiries contact: info@adamantiummusic.comWith thanks to @StudioBlup for visuals and Pirate Studios for the use of the studio space. Check them out at https://www.piratestudios.co.uk#KeepinItGrimy #Podcast #SharkyMajorSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=WHY8M7KQGVVSW&source=url)
Logan Sama continues his new podcast series in conversation with some of his friends in the Grime sceneEpisode 8 features JAYKAE. The proudly Brummie MC has seen himself emerge as the peoples' champ in his home town. Now over ten years deep in the game and touring regularly across the country, his success has seen his career elevate to a new level. We discuss staying independent, what it was like coming through in Birmingham and his other passions including his involvement in British boxing.SUBSCRIBE to KeepinItGrimy: http://bit.ly/keepinitgrimysubFind Jaykae on Twitter and Instagram: @Jaykae10For all KeepinItGrimy and Logan Sama business enquiries contact: info@adamantiummusic.comWith thanks to @StudioBlup for visuals and Pirate Studios for the use of the studio space. Check them out at https://www.piratestudios.co.uk#KeepinItGrimy #Podcast #JaykaeSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=WHY8M7KQGVVSW&source=url)
Der Viertausendhertz-Podcast "Durch die Gegend" ist für den Grimme Online Award nominiert. Autor Christian Möller erzählt, wie es zu dazu kam und stellt einige Mitnominerte bzw. deren Projekte vor. Außerdem reden wir mit Podcastbeobachter Sandro Schroeder darüber, welchen Stellenwert Podcasts bei der diesjährigen Digitalkonferenz re:publica hatten und wir besuchen ein online buchbares Tonstudio in Berlin-Tempelhof, das rund um die Uhr geöffnet hat: die Pirate Studios. Shownotes: GOA19 Onlinevoting Sandro Schröder über Podcastthemen bei der #rp19 Die Pirate Studios in Berlin-Tempelhof Pick (Christian): Sennheiser XSW-D Serie" Pick (Christian M.): Judge John Hodgman Podcast Pick (Nicolas): Overcast Clip Sharing Pick (Hendrik): Übernacht Hörspiel Zur Podcastepisode: viertausendhertz.de/frq46 Werbung: "Die Zukunft ist elektrisch" Podcast (Audi)
Der Viertausendhertz-Podcast "Durch die Gegend" ist für den Grimme Online Award nominiert. Autor Christian Möller erzählt, wie es zu dazu kam und stellt einige Mitnominerte bzw. deren Projekte vor. Außerdem reden wir mit Podcastbeobachter Sandro Schroeder darüber, welchen Stellenwert Podcasts bei der diesjährigen Digitalkonferenz re:publica hatten und wir besuchen ein online buchbares Tonstudio in Berlin-Tempelhof, das rund um die Uhr geöffnet hat: die Pirate Studios. Shownotes: GOA19 Onlinevoting Sandro Schröder über Podcastthemen bei der #rp19 Die Pirate Studios in Berlin-Tempelhof Pick (Christian): Sennheiser XSW-D Serie" Pick (Christian M.): Judge John Hodgman Podcast Pick (Nicolas): Overcast Clip Sharing Pick (Hendrik): Übernacht Hörspiel Zur Podcastepisode: viertausendhertz.de/frq46 Werbung: "Die Zukunft ist elektrisch" Podcast (Audi)
Der Viertausendhertz-Podcast "Durch die Gegend" ist für den Grimme Online Award nominiert. Autor Christian Möller erzählt, wie es zu dazu kam und stellt einige Mitnominerte bzw. deren Projekte vor. Außerdem reden wir mit Podcastbeobachter Sandro Schroeder darüber, welchen Stellenwert Podcasts bei der diesjährigen Digitalkonferenz re:publica hatten und wir besuchen ein online buchbares Tonstudio in Berlin-Tempelhof, das rund um die Uhr geöffnet hat: die Pirate Studios. Shownotes: GOA19 Onlinevoting Sandro Schröder über Podcastthemen bei der #rp19 Die Pirate Studios in Berlin-Tempelhof Pick (Christian): Sennheiser XSW-D Serie" Pick (Christian M.): Judge John Hodgman Podcast Pick (Nicolas): Overcast Clip Sharing Pick (Hendrik): Übernacht Hörspiel Zur Podcastepisode: viertausendhertz.de/frq46 Werbung: "Die Zukunft ist elektrisch" Podcast (Audi)
Der Viertausendhertz-Podcast "Durch die Gegend" ist für den Grimme Online Award nominiert. Autor Christian Möller erzählt, wie es zu dazu kam und stellt einige Mitnominerte bzw. deren Projekte vor. Außerdem reden wir mit Podcastbeobachter Sandro Schroeder darüber, welchen Stellenwert Podcasts bei der diesjährigen Digitalkonferenz re:publica hatten und wir besuchen ein online buchbares Tonstudio in Berlin-Tempelhof, das rund um die Uhr geöffnet hat: die Pirate Studios. Shownotes: GOA19 Onlinevoting Sandro Schröder über Podcastthemen bei der #rp19 Die Pirate Studios in Berlin-Tempelhof Pick (Christian): Sennheiser XSW-D Serie" Pick (Christian M.): Judge John Hodgman Podcast Pick (Nicolas): Overcast Clip Sharing Pick (Hendrik): Übernacht Hörspiel Zur Podcastepisode: viertausendhertz.de/frq46 Werbung: "Die Zukunft ist elektrisch" Podcast (Audi)
Episode 100! I met up with the one and only Chaka Malik... singer for Burn, Orange 9mm and Ghost Decibels. We linked up at Pirate Studios in Greenpoint, Brooklyn to talk about a couple two, three things. We discuss music, shows, and even get a little deep and talk a bit about life and maturity. This was a lot of fun for me to do and an honor to have Chaka on as my guest for Episode 100. Much respect to Chaka and thanks to every single one of you who continue to listen and support this podcast. You are absolutely appreciated!
Logan Sama continues his new podcast series in conversation with some of his friends in the Grime sceneEpisode 7 features Maxsta who broke through as one of many promising young artists out of East London following in the footsteps of Dizzee Rascal and Tinchy Stryder. In 2019 he has expanded his skills to include production alongside his razor sharp lyrical ability. We spoke about his emergence in Grime, where he went, what made him want to learn to produce, and whether or not Grime is really able to speak for the kids still?SUBSCRIBE to KeepinItGrimy on YouTube: http://bit.ly/keepinitgrimysubFind Maxsta on Twitter: @ItsMaxsta and Instagram: @KingMaxstaFor all KeepinItGrimy and Logan Sama business enquiries contact: info@adamantiummusic.comWith thanks to @StudioBlup for visuals and Pirate Studios for the use of the studio space#KeepinItGrimy #Podcast #MaxstaSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=WHY8M7KQGVVSW&source=url)
#016 is here, this time recorded at Pirate Studios at their West London site near Westfield shopping centre. 80(ish) minutes of fresh UKG, what could be better? Tracklisting below, click on the 'Download' link get the mix and to find out where to buy the tracks and show support to the artists making this mix possible! 01. Eva - Touch Me (Flava D Remix) 02. Nekst Ft. Orla O'Dwyer - Connektions (Mind Of A Dragon Remix) 03. TuffCulture - Ekuanot 04. On1 - Slug 05. Kobe JT & Minista - Ur Love 06. Marts - Barricade 07. Prescribe Da Vibe - Difficult 08. Conducta - Sensation 09. CJ Reign - Soul Inside 10. Kastle - Darkside (ZeroFG Remix) 11. WTS Ft. Olivia - We Got This (Blakk Habit Remix) 12. On1 - Wot 13. Herb Rhythm - Who Knows 14. Limita Ft. Jay Barrett - Static 15. GS Ft. Craig James - On My Mind 16. MJ Cole - If Only (MJ Cole Dubb) 17. Mind Of A Dragon x Royal Flush - Rings 18. Conducta - LDN Girl 19. Flava D - Love Like This 20. TuffCulture - Nothing More 21. Prescribe Da Vibe - What It Is 22. Movement - Mendax 23. Conducta Ft. Mind Of A Dragon - Monopoly 24. Witchdoctor - From The Inside 25. Kenoa - Raiden 26. Mike Millrain - Autumn Leaves 27. Marts - Time 28. Rocket Dubz - Rush 29. Amber Mark Ft. DRAM - Put You On (MJ Cole Remix)
#015 wasn't too long coming, yet almost didn't happen at all! But it is here, and with a new take on things. I'll be using Pirate Studios going forward to record my mixes, utilising their club-standard Pioneer DJ NXS2 setup to get the best sound I can. For this mix, I enlisted friend of 'It's A Lot' MRfame - head honcho at UKGU - to go B2B for 80 minutes of all things UKG. It was a blast, and I'm hoping to get more DJs/MCs into the studio for future mixes. Tracklisting below, click on the 'Download' link get the mix and to find out where to buy the tracks and show support to the artists making this mix possible! 01. Danny Blaze Ft. Kele Le Roc - Gonna Do (Mind Of A Dragon Remix) 02. Marts - Fluky 03. Dave 'All Good' H & DJ Wisk - Cape '17 (Royal Flush Remix) 04. Kanye West & Lil' Pump Ft. Adele Givens - I Love It (Soulecta Edit) 05. Kastle - 4 Real (Limita Remix) 06. TuffCulture - Carbon 07. Mr Eazi Ft. Giggs - London Town (ZeroFG Remix) 08. Higgo - '95 09. Witchdoctor - Ecstasy 10. Deadly Habitz - Do It All Again (Royal Flush Remix) 11. Drake - God's Plan (Trudos Sound Booty Bling UKG Mix) 12. Anthony Lamont - You're The One 13. PeKa - Slamma Ruff (Smokey Bubblin' B Remix) 14. Herb Rhythm - More Than Enough 15. NYTA - Back In The Days 16. Laurelle - All Eyes On You (Soulecta Remix) 17. Limita - Intentions 18. Taiki Nulight & Cause & Affect - Bad Boy 19. Blasta & Steps - Vybe 20. Scott Diaz - Chancery Lane (Kastle Remix) 21. Jack Junior & Mind Of A Dragon - Lover Friend 22. WTS Ft. Olivia - We Got This (Mike Delinquent Remix) 23. ??? 24. ??? 25. Marts - A-Rhode 26. Mike Millrain - Lovin' Me (Tuff Vibes Love A Breakbeat Mix) 27. Wookie - Scrappy (Livsey Bootleg) 28. ??? 29. Childish Gambino - Summertime Magic (Kastle Bootleg) 30. TuffCulture - Forte 31. Fumin - I Want In 32. ???
Welcome to this weeks show, where we bring you a recording I did last night from Pirate Studio's, Croydon and also streamed live through Facebook. Showcasing a lot of new tracks & demo's doing the rounds at the minute, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did putting it together. You know whats coming! Grab a beer, throw your hands in the air & enjoy! Tracklisting 1. Mike Vale & Angel Anx - Back To You 2. Bultech - Rango (Original Mix) 3. Paul Darey - The Bomb 4. Qubiko - OtherSide 5. Paul Darey & Joe Red - The Number 1 6. Alaia & Gallo - Sunday Morning (Original Mix) 7. Bobby D'Ambrosio & Michelle Weeks - The Day (Alaia & Gallo Remix) 8. Hot Since 82 Ft. Jem Cooke - Buggin' 9. Gotta Ft. Tiana - Daddy Is Home (Harry Romero Extended Remix) 10. Daniel Cuda & Vaxx - Friday 11. Andrey Exx, Karmen Moxie & Cassimm - A Deeper Love (Cassimm Remix) 12. Kevin McKay & Cassimm - Love On My Mind 13. Shiba San & Tim Baresko - All I Need (Extended Mix) 14. Jairo Delli - Klubhead (Original Mix) 15. Riva Starr - Disco Loco 16. Francis White & Francesco Dinoia - You Wanna (Original Mix) 17. Kevin McKay & Matt Fontaine - Get Get Down 18. Agua Sin Gas & Antoine Clamaran - I Say A Bitch 19. Josh Butler - Anonymous 20. Fisher - Losing It 21. Size 9 - I'm Ready (Eats Everything 2018 ReeBeef) 22. SL2 - DJ's Take Control (Slipmatt & Sooney 2018 Extended Remix) 23. Todd Terry - Something Going On (Sonny Wharton Remix) 24. Solution & K69 - Feels So Right (K69 2018 Remix) 25. Riva Starr Ft. Jocelyn Brown - Always 26. DJ Koze - Pick Up
In the first of our newly revamped Flying Vinyl podcast we headed to our new home at Pirate Studios in West London to meet indie sensations Black Honey ahead of the announcement of their debut album. The interview is a hugely in-depth look at the bands life over the last three years and everything that’s about to come. In the interview we chat about inventing the idea of being a woman in a rock band (3:17), shit jobs, (5:18), cinematic referencing (7:36), dropping the strict ‘no synth policy’ (10:20), the outrageous new album (12:14), filming at a western-style theme park without permission (17:30), soul sapping social media (21:30), getting pissed in label meetings (27:05), what it means to be a Flying Vinyl band (31:00), how being a woman in tech is tougher than being a woman in music (33:06) and finish with newly released anthem ‘I Only Hurt The Ones I Love’. Viva La Revolution.
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