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On this episode, we're very lucky to be joined by internationally renowned Actor Ewen Bremner. @PaulButlerLennox had a chat with Ewen about Creating Characters, Growing up at the Seaside in Portabello, Scotland in the 70s, Youth Theatre and the connection and commonalities in brilliant people he's worked with. As well as his work on the Bluefish project.  Ewen can be seen most recently playing Alan McGee who found Oasis in "Creation Stories" on the Sky Store and on download.  Ewen Bremner has worked with many of the most celebrated names in world cinema. He has created and performed countless unique characters for directors such as Danny Boyle, Bong Joon-Ho, Mike Leigh, Ridley Scott, Frank Oz, Woody Allen, Kelly Reichardt, David Mackenzie, Patty Jenkins, Mike Newell, Gus Van Sant and Harmony Korine Most recently, Ewen has played Alan McGee of Creation records in the feature film Creation Stories. Alan McGee signed Oasis and is synonymous with 90s rock culture. Born in Edinburgh, Scotland, Ewen has spent more than three decades working extensively in film, theatre and television. Originally the initial performer of the Trainspotting narrative on stage and unforgettable as Spud in Trainspotting and Sequel in 2017. T2 Trainspotting. Ewen is also an experienced educator and has taught alongside Clark Midddleton at Torn Page's Apt929 in NYC and is currently completing producer and director duties on Clark Middleton's BLUEFISH film, shooting remotely throughout the pandemic with 36 actors from 16 different countries. We were also very lucky to work with Ewen on a series of classes with FNI. "Character and Self" ran over two weekends in Dec 2021 and was supported by Screen Skills Ireland, Louth Co Council, Kildare County Council, Roscommon Arts and Cavan Arts.   If you'd like to support the show you can subscribe on Headstuff+ or visit BuyMeACoffee.com/fni and Purchase us a coffee or become a member. If you sign up to FNI membership, you'll be in with a chance for mentorship with some brilliant film and tv professionals for Mentors Phase 2. (Its going to be our best yet) Check out who we had on phase 1 on WeAreFni.com/mentors Becoming a member has lots of cool perks. Including cool free tickets and events for members only!!! For just 5e per month or 50e per year! Sign up today FNI Wrapchat is sponsored by Film Equipment Store, Wildcard Distribution and Octovid. Produced by Larry McGowan at the Podcast Studios Dublin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, we're very lucky to be joined by internationally renowned Actor Ewen Bremner. @PaulButlerLennox had a chat with Ewen about Creating Characters, Growing up at the Seaside in Portabello, Scotland in the 70s, Youth Theatre and the connection and commonalities in brilliant people he's worked with. As well as his work on the Bluefish project.  Ewen can be seen most recently playing Alan McGee who found Oasis in "Creation Stories" on the Sky Store and on download.  Ewen Bremner has worked with many of the most celebrated names in world cinema. He has created and performed countless unique characters for directors such as Danny Boyle, Bong Joon-Ho, Mike Leigh, Ridley Scott, Frank Oz, Woody Allen, Kelly Reichardt, David Mackenzie, Patty Jenkins, Mike Newell, Gus Van Sant and Harmony Korine Most recently, Ewen has played Alan McGee of Creation records in the feature film Creation Stories. Alan McGee signed Oasis and is synonymous with 90s rock culture. Born in Edinburgh, Scotland, Ewen has spent more than three decades working extensively in film, theatre and television. Originally the initial performer of the Trainspotting narrative on stage and unforgettable as Spud in Trainspotting and Sequel in 2017. T2 Trainspotting. Ewen is also an experienced educator and has taught alongside Clark Midddleton at Torn Page's Apt929 in NYC and is currently completing producer and director duties on Clark Middleton's BLUEFISH film, shooting remotely throughout the pandemic with 36 actors from 16 different countries. We were also very lucky to work with Ewen on a series of classes with FNI. "Character and Self" ran over two weekends in Dec 2021 and was supported by Screen Skills Ireland, Louth Co Council, Kildare County Council, Roscommon Arts and Cavan Arts.   If you'd like to support the show you can subscribe on Headstuff+ or visit BuyMeACoffee.com/fni and Purchase us a coffee or become a member. If you sign up to FNI membership, you'll be in with a chance for mentorship with some brilliant film and tv professionals for Mentors Phase 2. (Its going to be our best yet) Check out who we had on phase 1 on WeAreFni.com/mentors Becoming a member has lots of cool perks. Including cool free tickets and events for members only!!! For just 5e per month or 50e per year! Sign up today FNI Wrapchat is sponsored by Film Equipment Store, Wildcard Distribution and Octovid. Produced by Larry McGowan at the Podcast Studios Dublin.

Jennifer Mloot, Portabello, Cameen, Baseman, Alba ,Kimberle, Gary Fuston, Tony Saunders --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/justchatwitbri/support

A story short with Francisco Mendez and Zenaida Muñoz on their experiences running their much loved food carts together with brother Carlos Mendez. They share on their evolution from cooks to cart owners, the Colombian style arepas they're famous for, and what it's like working out in the elements. Story series sponsored by Yale School of the Environment. Photos, slideshow and links at www.thetableunderground.com - Produced by Tagan Engel, Edited by Jon Oliver Music, Photographed by Maza Rey Photography

In this episode our heroes travel to the Portabello kingdom, and Gatcha reunites with her plucky younger brother, Woody Portabello (played by Andy from Notable Noastalgia!). Later on Scotch leads the party in a daring infiltration.  This Episode contains violence, profanity, sexual content, drug references, alcohol references, and descriptions of gore.

Jessimae Peluso joins us this week! We disucss mushrooms, drinking, mariah Carey and get to a listener question: How do you know when its love? We do some FMK’s and giggle a LOT!

Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "Redefining Freedom" - Show #364, from May 10, 2005, live on KOOP Austin ["We are a great society because we are free society; on the other hand, it is very important for there to be limits." - George W. Bush] Set: Aram Khachaturian - "Gayanne Ballet Suite (Adagio)" - 2001: A Space Odyssey s.t. [Armenian composer. Backwards, layered with forwards copy] Aram Khachaturian - "Gayanne Ballet Suite (Adagio)" - 2001: A Space Odyssey s.t. [Armenian composer. Forwards, layered with backwards copy] Ken Gary Dickerson - "Excerpt: "Radio extravaganza"" - On air in this timeslot one week ago 5/3/2005 Ken Ken, Mendy - "Apartment field recording" - Recorded 12/7/2004 [4 layered copies] The Dead Texan - "When I See Scissors I Can't Help But Think of You" - The Dead Texan [Two layered copies. Lifted from Farlan Veraitch's New Year's Type mix, January 2005] Sigur Ros/Kjartan Sveinsson - "Sioasti baerinn" - Sioasti baerinn Camper Van Beethoven, David Lowery - "All Her Favorite Fruit (Live)" - Live at the Knitting Factory, NYC, 7/18/2002 [Bootleg. Two copies of spoken concert intro repeated, then full song later] Jill Sharpe, director; CBC, producer; Reverend Billy of the Church of Stop Shopping, voice - "I've Been Arrested at about a Monthly Rate" - Culture Jam: Hijacking Commercial Culture [That's about all my lawyer will allow] Jill Sharpe, director; CBC, producer; Margaret Kunstler, constitutional lawyer, voice - "If Your Goal is to Get Arrested" - Culture Jam: Hijacking Commercial Culture [Which is often a goal - maybe sometimes it's better to have someone stop you for what you're doing, to have people pay attention.] Tape-Beatles - "Pens, pencils, stationery" - Music with Sound Jill Sharpe, director; CBC, producer; Margaret Kunstler, constitutional lawyer, voice - "What is the Motivation for the State to Suppress What's Being Done?" - Culture Jam: Hijacking Commercial Culture John Lennon - "Working Class Hero" - Plastic Ono Band [Censored for FCC] George W. Bush - "Interview January 2005: The government should, not censor, but limit." - Interviewed by Brian Lamb on C-Span, late January 2005 [We are a great society because we are free society; on the other hand, it is very important for there to be limits, limits to what parents have to explain to their children. Protect the capacity of people to speak freely in our society, unless things go too far. The classic definition by the Supreme Court on pornography: You know it when you see it. In this job, there's some simple pleasures of life that really help you cope: One is Barney the dog. This year I'm reading the bible every day.] The Stone Roses - "Elephant Stone (single)" - Elephant Stone single [Two copies of intro, gradually building, eventually releasing to more of the song] The Cars - "It's All I Can Do" - Anthology - Just What I Needed [A single loop. Tribute to skipping record from Ken & Joe's Radio Extravaganza, 1994] Ken - "Happens right now" The Cars - "It's All I Can Do" - Anthology - Just What I Needed E-mail - "Ken's email subject title: Magical Asparagus" [Inspired by and created for Joel, 11/30/2004] The Album Leaf & Sigur Ros - "Streamside" - In a Safe Place The Cars - "Just What I Needed" - Anthology - Just What I Needed [Four loops] Jill Sharpe, director; CBC, producer; Margaret Kunstler, constitutional lawyer, voice - "One year you'll be arrested and the next year you won't" - Culture Jam: Hijacking Commercial Culture [Because you can do the same thing one year as you did the next year, and one year you'll be arrested and the next year you won't. So, do you not have the same right each year? Your right doesn't change. What changes is the intent and what the society, what the state wants to do, whether the state wants to suppress it or not. You have any right you assert. You have as much rights as you want to assert, and the only limits to your rights is what the state says, 'no, you don't have that right - we won't let you have it today.'] Wayne Dyer - "What You Want Wants You, CD 4, track 1" - Secrets to Manifesting Your Destiny [...what it is that you do desire...there is something inside you...] Philip Glass - "Abandoned Factory" - Undertow The Cars - "You Are the Girl" - Anthology - Just What I Needed [One loop (plus lead-in to loop), used throughout last 17 minutes of show] Jima - "X-Mas Bush" - Dubya Cut & Paste Project [George W. Bush reads 'Twas the Night Before Christmas] Jill Sharpe, director; CBC, producer; Reverend Billy of the Church of Stop Shopping, voice - "NYU Will Charge Me in the Evening" - Culture Jam: Hijacking Commercial Culture [and then I have to stay in jail overnight, and then in the morning, there's no charges.] Ken - "11 years in the making" Phone caller - "Daily Juice caller" [I would put life in the juice. I would put a telephone in the juice. I'll put the juice in my ear. The juice is in the telephone. Evaporated into thin air. As thin as a bicycle spoke. It was spoken last week. Last week.] Ken The Cars - "You Are the Girl" - Anthology - Just What I Needed Ken End of set Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "None of This is What I Intended" [Sometimes, out of nowhere, it's like this moment of clarity.] Jim Connelley - "Dragonriders of Pern videogame music (SID rip)" - Dragonriders of Pern (1983) for the Commodore 64, published by Epyx [Book by Anne McCaffrey. Software development by The Connelley Group.] Ken My Fun (Justin Hardison) - "Portabello Road" - One Minute Vacations [Two copies. Field recording made in Portabello market in London, Feb. 2004. Found here.] Live phone caller - "You're blowing my mind. It's melting out of my left ear" Ken - "I've said this before" Charles Olins - "Vivisection" - 12 Monkeys Soundtrack Michael Crichton, director & writer; Alan Oppenheimer, others, actors - "Scene: Infectious disease of machinery" - Westworld movie [We aren't dealing with ordinary machines here; these are highly complicated pieces of equipment -- almost as complicated as living organisms. In some cases, they've been designed by other computers. We don't know exactly how they work.] John Carpenter - "Gold to Wood" - John Carpenter's The Fog Complete Soundtrack [Two copies. Incl. beach sounds] Jim Rohn - "Filling Your Reservoir of Knowledge" - The Art of Exceptional Living Jim Rohn - "Designing the Next Ten Years" - The Art of Exceptional Living Gyorgy Ligeti - "Jupiter and Beyond: Requiem for Soprano, Mezzo Soprano, Two Mixed Choirs & Orchestra" - 2001: A Space Odyssey Soundtrack [Performed by Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra] Jim Rohn - "The Art of Setting Goals" - The Art of Exceptional Living Jim Rohn - "Developing a Powerful Personal Philosophy" - The Art of Exceptional Living Jim Rohn - "The Miracle of Personal Development" - The Art of Exceptional Living Jim Rohn - "The Five Abilities for True Success" - The Art of Exceptional Living Jim Rohn - "The Principle of Association" - The Art of Exceptional Living Jim Rohn - "The Cultivation of Lifestyle" - The Art of Exceptional Living Jim Rohn - "The Day that Turns Your Life Around" - The Art of Exceptional Living Live phone caller - "You have to play a role. You have to be something you're not" [11-minute call, interspersed with Jim Rohn, Philip Glass, Ligeti, K.L.E.R.E. Light (Polyphonic Spree), Wayne Dyer. I don't like being subjugated and dominated. There's too much oppression required. There's this feeling like there's this wall between you and the world, and your whole reality is on one side of the wall, and the whole world is on the other. It's an oppressive wall, between everything else. You have to serve someone else. You have to play a role. You can't be all of yourself. There's too much oppression required. Exposure to radiation. Mental strain, abuse from the public, someone controls what I eat. The decay of the world. Doesn't matter how nice you are. Physical strain, obesity. There's not enough relaxing time at work. And then they can just fire you at any time. A waste of my life, sometimes. Sometimes I'm at work, and I realize I've just wasted six hours making money for other people. There's no real communication. Nobody understands where you are.] Live phone caller - "You have to play a role, part 2" [It's really hard to have true connections when you spend so much time in an environment where you're not supposed to be all of yourself. What about what I want to do? What about my life? Sometimes, out of nowhere, it's like this moment of clarity, and what comes out is undiluted me, unmodified. And I feel lighter, so light, lightweight. So it's clear water, flowing through me, not being repressed, not being restrained. It feels really good when it happens. I want to do something else, I want to be part of a pack, or a pack of wolves, or a tribe. They eat together, find food, and take care of each other. And I want to find that freedom, that clarity, in every moment. Cracks, caves, holes, wide open places.] Philip Glass - "Target Destruction" - The Fog of War Philip Glass - "Low Evil" - The Fog of War Philip Glass - "Blind Moles" - The Fog of War Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "Light (a polyphonic spree)" - Show #281, from Dec. 9, 2003 [Two copies] Wayne Dyer - "Tribe Thinking" - Secrets to Manifesting Your Destiny Wayne Dyer - "What Obstacles Really Are" - Secrets to Manifesting Your Destiny Ken - "Directly onto the air" Live phone caller - "I'm from" Live phone caller - "The steady diet of pixels and reflections" [Is this the steady diet of pixels and reflections, or is this the wind massage? The butterfly cake sale as the buffalo's...] Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "Polyphonic Potato Head (A speech irony plop)" - Show #282, from Dec. 16, 2003 [Original artists being remixed in original show include: The Polyphonic Spree, Ken's New York City field recording, WarGames, The Magnetic Fields, Bill Cosby, The Who, The Breakfast Club movie] Wayne Dyer - "Disk 2, track 8" - The Power of Intention: Learning to Co-Create Your World Your Way Ken Live phone caller - "I want to find peace...life isn't a game" [I have my radio on. It's tough to decide what to do sometimes. I don't know. Aww, man. I want to go home, I want to sleep, I want to find peace, I want to find happiness, pleasure, be kind to life, courtious, patient, patience is a virtue, among other things. Life isn't a game. Life is for real, serious business.] Ken Live phone caller - "Go to the window" Live phone caller - "I'm at the window" [and I see the tongs on the flaming coal... I see an 8-year old gesturing, gesticulating wildly for the 18-wheeled truck to sound its horn by dancing it out on the sidewalk at night.] Ken - "None of this is what I intended" [My intention has 72 faces. I cannot always face my intention. My intention is two-faced.] Stephen C. Biggs - "Blue Max video game music (SID rip)" - Blue Max (1983) for the Commodore 64, published by Synapse Software [Took an hour to load from Datasette(tm) cassette tape] Live phone caller - "Video game (pinball?) sound effects" Randy Glover - "Jumpman video game music (SID rip)" - Jumpman (1983) for the Commodore 64, published by Epyx [Game info] Jim Connelley - "Dragonriders of Pern video game sound effects (SID rip)" - Dragonriders of Pern (1983) for the Commodore 64, published by Epyx [Book by Anne McCaffrey. Software development by The Connelley Group] Dennis Caswell - "Impossible Mission video game sound effects (SID rip)" - Impossible Mission (1984) for the Commodore 64, published by Epyx [Incl. Another visitor! Stay a while...stay forever! Destroy him, my robots. Game info] Live phone caller - "Cautiously caressing it" [I relax the marble, the morph of which is the width of the world, finally touching it with my fingertips, cautiously caressing it, brush stroke technique of bravery tenderness.] Live phone caller - "Go to the window" Michael Crichton, director & writer; Alan Oppenheimer, others, actors - "Scene: Leave the resort open - everything's fine!" - Westworld movie [Central mechanism psychosis? I feel we should shut down the resort for a month. Oh, that seems rash. If we can't ensure the safety of the guests, we're going to be in desperate trouble. But we can ensure their safety! Everything's fine!] Tangerine Dream - "Love on a Real Train" - Risky Business Soundtrack [Played backwards, layered with forwards copy] Tangerine Dream - "Love on a Real Train" - Risky Business Soundtrack [Layered with backwards copy] Ken - "For the time being" End of set Arturo en el Barco - "Beth Dorris" - Music for Students [Not from the 2005 episode, although made in 2005.] http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/90082

Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "Redefining Freedom" - Show #364, from May 10, 2005, live on KOOP Austin ["We are a great society because we are free society; on the other hand, it is very important for there to be limits." - George W. Bush] Set: Aram Khachaturian - "Gayanne Ballet Suite (Adagio)" - 2001: A Space Odyssey s.t. [Armenian composer. Backwards, layered with forwards copy] Aram Khachaturian - "Gayanne Ballet Suite (Adagio)" - 2001: A Space Odyssey s.t. [Armenian composer. Forwards, layered with backwards copy] Ken Gary Dickerson - "Excerpt: "Radio extravaganza"" - On air in this timeslot one week ago 5/3/2005 Ken Ken, Mendy - "Apartment field recording" - Recorded 12/7/2004 [4 layered copies] The Dead Texan - "When I See Scissors I Can't Help But Think of You" - The Dead Texan [Two layered copies. Lifted from Farlan Veraitch's New Year's Type mix, January 2005] Sigur Ros/Kjartan Sveinsson - "Sioasti baerinn" - Sioasti baerinn Camper Van Beethoven, David Lowery - "All Her Favorite Fruit (Live)" - Live at the Knitting Factory, NYC, 7/18/2002 [Bootleg. Two copies of spoken concert intro repeated, then full song later] Jill Sharpe, director; CBC, producer; Reverend Billy of the Church of Stop Shopping, voice - "I've Been Arrested at about a Monthly Rate" - Culture Jam: Hijacking Commercial Culture [That's about all my lawyer will allow] Jill Sharpe, director; CBC, producer; Margaret Kunstler, constitutional lawyer, voice - "If Your Goal is to Get Arrested" - Culture Jam: Hijacking Commercial Culture [Which is often a goal - maybe sometimes it's better to have someone stop you for what you're doing, to have people pay attention.] Tape-Beatles - "Pens, pencils, stationery" - Music with Sound Jill Sharpe, director; CBC, producer; Margaret Kunstler, constitutional lawyer, voice - "What is the Motivation for the State to Suppress What's Being Done?" - Culture Jam: Hijacking Commercial Culture John Lennon - "Working Class Hero" - Plastic Ono Band [Censored for FCC] George W. Bush - "Interview January 2005: The government should, not censor, but limit." - Interviewed by Brian Lamb on C-Span, late January 2005 [We are a great society because we are free society; on the other hand, it is very important for there to be limits, limits to what parents have to explain to their children. Protect the capacity of people to speak freely in our society, unless things go too far. The classic definition by the Supreme Court on pornography: You know it when you see it. In this job, there's some simple pleasures of life that really help you cope: One is Barney the dog. This year I'm reading the bible every day.] The Stone Roses - "Elephant Stone (single)" - Elephant Stone single [Two copies of intro, gradually building, eventually releasing to more of the song] The Cars - "It's All I Can Do" - Anthology - Just What I Needed [A single loop. Tribute to skipping record from Ken & Joe's Radio Extravaganza, 1994] Ken - "Happens right now" The Cars - "It's All I Can Do" - Anthology - Just What I Needed E-mail - "Ken's email subject title: Magical Asparagus" [Inspired by and created for Joel, 11/30/2004] The Album Leaf & Sigur Ros - "Streamside" - In a Safe Place The Cars - "Just What I Needed" - Anthology - Just What I Needed [Four loops] Jill Sharpe, director; CBC, producer; Margaret Kunstler, constitutional lawyer, voice - "One year you'll be arrested and the next year you won't" - Culture Jam: Hijacking Commercial Culture [Because you can do the same thing one year as you did the next year, and one year you'll be arrested and the next year you won't. So, do you not have the same right each year? Your right doesn't change. What changes is the intent and what the society, what the state wants to do, whether the state wants to suppress it or not. You have any right you assert. You have as much rights as you want to assert, and the only limits to your rights is what the state says, 'no, you don't have that right - we won't let you have it today.'] Wayne Dyer - "What You Want Wants You, CD 4, track 1" - Secrets to Manifesting Your Destiny [...what it is that you do desire...there is something inside you...] Philip Glass - "Abandoned Factory" - Undertow The Cars - "You Are the Girl" - Anthology - Just What I Needed [One loop (plus lead-in to loop), used throughout last 17 minutes of show] Jima - "X-Mas Bush" - Dubya Cut & Paste Project [George W. Bush reads 'Twas the Night Before Christmas] Jill Sharpe, director; CBC, producer; Reverend Billy of the Church of Stop Shopping, voice - "NYU Will Charge Me in the Evening" - Culture Jam: Hijacking Commercial Culture [and then I have to stay in jail overnight, and then in the morning, there's no charges.] Ken - "11 years in the making" Phone caller - "Daily Juice caller" [I would put life in the juice. I would put a telephone in the juice. I'll put the juice in my ear. The juice is in the telephone. Evaporated into thin air. As thin as a bicycle spoke. It was spoken last week. Last week.] Ken The Cars - "You Are the Girl" - Anthology - Just What I Needed Ken End of set Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "None of This is What I Intended" [Sometimes, out of nowhere, it's like this moment of clarity.] Jim Connelley - "Dragonriders of Pern videogame music (SID rip)" - Dragonriders of Pern (1983) for the Commodore 64, published by Epyx [Book by Anne McCaffrey. Software development by The Connelley Group.] Ken My Fun (Justin Hardison) - "Portabello Road" - One Minute Vacations [Two copies. Field recording made in Portabello market in London, Feb. 2004. Found here.] Live phone caller - "You're blowing my mind. It's melting out of my left ear" Ken - "I've said this before" Charles Olins - "Vivisection" - 12 Monkeys Soundtrack Michael Crichton, director & writer; Alan Oppenheimer, others, actors - "Scene: Infectious disease of machinery" - Westworld movie [We aren't dealing with ordinary machines here; these are highly complicated pieces of equipment -- almost as complicated as living organisms. In some cases, they've been designed by other computers. We don't know exactly how they work.] John Carpenter - "Gold to Wood" - John Carpenter's The Fog Complete Soundtrack [Two copies. Incl. beach sounds] Jim Rohn - "Filling Your Reservoir of Knowledge" - The Art of Exceptional Living Jim Rohn - "Designing the Next Ten Years" - The Art of Exceptional Living Gyorgy Ligeti - "Jupiter and Beyond: Requiem for Soprano, Mezzo Soprano, Two Mixed Choirs & Orchestra" - 2001: A Space Odyssey Soundtrack [Performed by Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra] Jim Rohn - "The Art of Setting Goals" - The Art of Exceptional Living Jim Rohn - "Developing a Powerful Personal Philosophy" - The Art of Exceptional Living Jim Rohn - "The Miracle of Personal Development" - The Art of Exceptional Living Jim Rohn - "The Five Abilities for True Success" - The Art of Exceptional Living Jim Rohn - "The Principle of Association" - The Art of Exceptional Living Jim Rohn - "The Cultivation of Lifestyle" - The Art of Exceptional Living Jim Rohn - "The Day that Turns Your Life Around" - The Art of Exceptional Living Live phone caller - "You have to play a role. You have to be something you're not" [11-minute call, interspersed with Jim Rohn, Philip Glass, Ligeti, K.L.E.R.E. Light (Polyphonic Spree), Wayne Dyer. I don't like being subjugated and dominated. There's too much oppression required. There's this feeling like there's this wall between you and the world, and your whole reality is on one side of the wall, and the whole world is on the other. It's an oppressive wall, between everything else. You have to serve someone else. You have to play a role. You can't be all of yourself. There's too much oppression required. Exposure to radiation. Mental strain, abuse from the public, someone controls what I eat. The decay of the world. Doesn't matter how nice you are. Physical strain, obesity. There's not enough relaxing time at work. And then they can just fire you at any time. A waste of my life, sometimes. Sometimes I'm at work, and I realize I've just wasted six hours making money for other people. There's no real communication. Nobody understands where you are.] Live phone caller - "You have to play a role, part 2" [It's really hard to have true connections when you spend so much time in an environment where you're not supposed to be all of yourself. What about what I want to do? What about my life? Sometimes, out of nowhere, it's like this moment of clarity, and what comes out is undiluted me, unmodified. And I feel lighter, so light, lightweight. So it's clear water, flowing through me, not being repressed, not being restrained. It feels really good when it happens. I want to do something else, I want to be part of a pack, or a pack of wolves, or a tribe. They eat together, find food, and take care of each other. And I want to find that freedom, that clarity, in every moment. Cracks, caves, holes, wide open places.] Philip Glass - "Target Destruction" - The Fog of War Philip Glass - "Low Evil" - The Fog of War Philip Glass - "Blind Moles" - The Fog of War Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "Light (a polyphonic spree)" - Show #281, from Dec. 9, 2003 [Two copies] Wayne Dyer - "Tribe Thinking" - Secrets to Manifesting Your Destiny Wayne Dyer - "What Obstacles Really Are" - Secrets to Manifesting Your Destiny Ken - "Directly onto the air" Live phone caller - "I'm from" Live phone caller - "The steady diet of pixels and reflections" [Is this the steady diet of pixels and reflections, or is this the wind massage? The butterfly cake sale as the buffalo's...] Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "Polyphonic Potato Head (A speech irony plop)" - Show #282, from Dec. 16, 2003 [Original artists being remixed in original show include: The Polyphonic Spree, Ken's New York City field recording, WarGames, The Magnetic Fields, Bill Cosby, The Who, The Breakfast Club movie] Wayne Dyer - "Disk 2, track 8" - The Power of Intention: Learning to Co-Create Your World Your Way Ken Live phone caller - "I want to find peace...life isn't a game" [I have my radio on. It's tough to decide what to do sometimes. I don't know. Aww, man. I want to go home, I want to sleep, I want to find peace, I want to find happiness, pleasure, be kind to life, courtious, patient, patience is a virtue, among other things. Life isn't a game. Life is for real, serious business.] Ken Live phone caller - "Go to the window" Live phone caller - "I'm at the window" [and I see the tongs on the flaming coal... I see an 8-year old gesturing, gesticulating wildly for the 18-wheeled truck to sound its horn by dancing it out on the sidewalk at night.] Ken - "None of this is what I intended" [My intention has 72 faces. I cannot always face my intention. My intention is two-faced.] Stephen C. Biggs - "Blue Max video game music (SID rip)" - Blue Max (1983) for the Commodore 64, published by Synapse Software [Took an hour to load from Datasette(tm) cassette tape] Live phone caller - "Video game (pinball?) sound effects" Randy Glover - "Jumpman video game music (SID rip)" - Jumpman (1983) for the Commodore 64, published by Epyx [Game info] Jim Connelley - "Dragonriders of Pern video game sound effects (SID rip)" - Dragonriders of Pern (1983) for the Commodore 64, published by Epyx [Book by Anne McCaffrey. Software development by The Connelley Group] Dennis Caswell - "Impossible Mission video game sound effects (SID rip)" - Impossible Mission (1984) for the Commodore 64, published by Epyx [Incl. Another visitor! Stay a while...stay forever! Destroy him, my robots. Game info] Live phone caller - "Cautiously caressing it" [I relax the marble, the morph of which is the width of the world, finally touching it with my fingertips, cautiously caressing it, brush stroke technique of bravery tenderness.] Live phone caller - "Go to the window" Michael Crichton, director & writer; Alan Oppenheimer, others, actors - "Scene: Leave the resort open - everything's fine!" - Westworld movie [Central mechanism psychosis? I feel we should shut down the resort for a month. Oh, that seems rash. If we can't ensure the safety of the guests, we're going to be in desperate trouble. But we can ensure their safety! Everything's fine!] Tangerine Dream - "Love on a Real Train" - Risky Business Soundtrack [Played backwards, layered with forwards copy] Tangerine Dream - "Love on a Real Train" - Risky Business Soundtrack [Layered with backwards copy] Ken - "For the time being" End of set Arturo en el Barco - "Beth Dorris" - Music for Students [Not from the 2005 episode, although made in 2005.] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/90082

This issue we have a riveting show where we personify a chair, slarti a bart fast, smell our post-phallus probing fingers, stiff a jif, produce a celebrity TV flop, solstice the summer, name some death metal bands as non death metal fans, use our appendages for non-sexual reasons, carry on with karaoke, & retire to the glory of our latest victories.   We failed at the karaoke thing….but wait, Tom will make it happen   Thank you to our community contributors Rikard, Seal & Just Juice for submitting topics.   Hosts this issue are Tom, Taz, Johnny, Gregg & Luke.   Why not submit your own topic at pottopicpodcast.com or email an AUDIO TOPIC to emails@pottopicpodcast.com   PIMP BIT: TAZ Walking Out: A Post-Urban Legend: pottopicpodcast.com/news/walking-out-a-post-urban-legend   The Blisland Massacre: forgreattruth.wordpress.com   TOM Phace & Mefjus - LINKED 01 fanlink.to/PHACExMEFJUS_LINKED01   Dean Spencer: deanspencerart.com   GREGG: Bounce: bouncepingpong.com   JOHNNY Electric Cinema: electriccinema.co.uk   Portabello road stall www.portobelloroad.co.uk/the-market   Website: pottopicpodcast.com  Email: emails@pottopicpodcast.com Twitter & Periscope: @pottopicpodcast Facebook Page: facebook.com/pottopicpodcast Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/486832241527465 Tumblr: headgreebo.tumblr.com Instagram: @pottopicpodcast & why not use #pottopicpodcast & view our “Community Pics” on our site Steam Group: steamcommunity.com/groups/pottopicpodcast Discord Server: discord.gg/88X734V   Intro & Outro Music Credit: Orangafruüp - Trippples Buy the album at wobblyrecords.bandcamp.com/album/orangafru-p orangafruup.com See site for more details: pottopicpodcast.com   Album art this issue is inspired by themost useless invention ever: herb scissors

At the request of UK listener, Peregrine (great idea, thanks!), we discuss vegetarian food pairing, an art that's just as easy or hard as with any dish. The difference is that in the veg world, we pair with sauce and seasoning and the complexities are many --and we dig into many of them! We discuss my three step pairing process and how it applies to vegetarian food: Pay attention to the weight of the food -- heavy with heavy, light with light. Examples: simple salads with dry whites or rosé, Eggplant or heavy saucy dishes with heavier reds, Cream or cream-based dishes – northern European cuisines – best with cooler climate wines Figure out what the dominant flavor of the dish is and pair to that.  Examples: Earthy veggies like mushrooms, root veggies – earthy reds like Burgundy, or Barolo, Chianti Mushrooms have umami: Burugndy –white and red are best, but there is nuance Creamy dishes – oaked white burgundy Mushroom risotto: Arneis, Gavi, Soave, Fiano, Etna Bianco Mushrooms with garlic: Pinot noir Portabello mushrooms: same as steak: Zin, Malbec, Bordeaux, Cabernet Asparagus or bell peppers –whites with higher acidity – Grüner, Sauvignon Blanc Tomato-based dishes – reds from Italy Pay attention to the texture of the food and make sure it goes with the texture of the wine. Structure of the food and the wine matter. Is the food salty? Chewy? Acidic? Pair it with the appropriate wine texture!    We discuss MC Ice's favorite rule: What grows together, goes together    We talk about the best pairings for spice:  Sweeter Riesling or Chenin blanc, or fruity rosés (NEW WORLD) work well Indian curry: A touch of sweetness helps, so does acid Bright Thai curries are better with aromatic whites Fruity rosé, off-dry Riesling or Chenin Blanc, Pinot gris, Viognier Fruity Merlot or Shiraz, Portuguese reds Stir fry with soy: fruity New World Merlot, Pinot, something low in tannin   We talk TexMex and Mexican:  Black beans/burritos: Albariño, Beaujolais  True Mexican food Crisp whites: Albariño, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio, dry Riesling, Riojas, Chianti, Pinot noir can for heavier sauces Soft juicy wines can work with refried and black beans or adobo sauces –Beaujolais or soft Syrah, Garnacha  No tannin, no oak– kills the combo with chiles   Finally we discuss how salad has become so varied it's hard to make a good match. We leave you with some ideas: Very fruity wines: Chardonnay, Gewürztraminer, Sauvignon Blanc, Rosés Grow/goes: Greek salad with Assyrtiko Blue cheese dressing: Fruity, soft red – Zin, Beaujolais Goat cheese salad: Sancerre Caprese: Soave, Fiano, Gavi     Thanks to our sponsor this week:  YOU! The podcast supporters on Patreon, who are helping us to make the podcast possible and who we give goodies in return for their help! Check it out today: https://www.patreon.com/winefornormalpeople     And to sign up for classes, please go to www.winefornormalpeople.com/classes!       

Born out of the 1980's health craze and thrust into the spotlight in the 90's the portabello mushroom created the whole idea of the gourmet mushroom. What else don't you know? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/foodinfive/message

I was in Dublin last week and, as I always do, I popped in to Picado Mexican to see Lily Ramirez Foran. Except this time I was armed with my microphone and laptop to record my podcast. We had a great chat about Lily’s life in food and favourite dishes. Her family were third generation tortilla makers but Lily rejected a life in food for a career, only to turn this around to a career in food when she moved to Ireland to be with her husband Alan. Lily is now the Irish authority on Mexican food, and I am delighted to share our chat with you.  We talked everything from Mexico to Japan (where she met Alan) to Ireland. And of course we talk about Day of the Dead, Mexican Breakfast, Mezcal and Tequila among many other things. This podcast was recorded on site in Lily's shop Picado in Portabello in Dublin.

Another round of Shazam. White vinegar is the best for a jelly fish sting. Portabello mushrooms are a great source of Vitamin D. Father's Day fact. Meghan Markle freckles are in. What are sport-noculars? Millie Bobby Brown is being cyber-bullied. American Horror Story's next season.

The morning after the birthday cake-infused Skeptics In The Pub before, Mark Pentler sat down with Paul Zenon to discuss the world of psychics and mediums in more detail. Plus they reminisce about Blackpool, the place where they both grew up. It's like Portabello, only with more Scottish people. We're probably taking a break now before our month-long Fringe Binge - there may be time to squeeze in one last podcast. If you're good and eat all your dinner, obviously.

Maximalt med mat till minimalt med tjoller - det är vad Los Vegos-Therese kallar en perfekt brunch. Här bjuds på huevos rancheros, dubbel brunch burger och en hel limpa av dubbelmackor. Recept: Therese Svensson Huevos Rancheros med svarta bönor, tomat, ägg och chipotle Vegetariskt, glutenfritt, laktosfritt, mjölkfritt Huevos rancheros betyder ungefär ägg i ranchstil och är en enkel mexikansk cowboyfrukost som jag adderat svarta bönor till för att göra den mer mättande. Det här är så gott, snabbt och enkelt att du inte har en ursäkt att inte prova den. Grunden i rätten är superenkel - man tillagar helt enkelt ägg i tomatsås. Det finns flera versioner av den här rätten i andra länder. I Italien heter den uova in purgatorio, och i mellanöstern shakshuka. Du kan göra huevos rancheros i en ugnsform om du gör mycket, till exempel om du har massor av kompisar som kommer över på söndagsbrunch, eller gör den som jag gör här, direkt i stekpannan. Vegan: Toppa med skivad svamp eller rökmarinerad tempeh istället för ägg. Veganklart. Variera mera: Får du rancheros över kan du använda den som sås till rostade rotfrukter eller som sås i en gratäng eller lasagne, ta bara då bort äggen så du bara har kvar själva tomatsåsen. Tips: Tomat med smak. Eftersom tomater bara är i säsong en kort tid under sommaren får man ta till italienarnas smarta trick att använda konserverade tomater resten av året. Hela konserverade tomater i olika former ger mycket smak och mosas lätt till en god tomatsås. Det går även prima att låta hela konserverade tomater rinna av och sedan rosta dem halverade i ugn med lite olivolja och salt till en god smörgåstopping. Läs mer om tomater här på matsajten SeriousEats.com.                                                                                                         Ingredienser: ca 2 portioner 1 burk konserverade tomater 1 burk svarta bönor 2 vitlöksklyftor 1 tsk chipotle paste (finns på tacohyllan i din matbutik) 2-4 ägg (välj själv!) Salt Olivolja Kryddor: Ca ½ tsk spiskummin, ½ paprikapulver Till servering: Rostat bröd, tortillas, skivad avokado, färsk koriander, limeklyftor, grillad eller kokt majs.   Gör så här: Fräs krossad vitlök och svarta bönor i en stekpanna med olivolja tills glansigt. Häll på tomater och tillsätt chipotlepasta, spiskummin, paprika och salt. När såsen puttrat ihop och du smakat av med eventuellt mer kryddor och salt. Knäck försiktigt i ägg så gulan håller sig hel. Sätt på ett lock och ha lite koll det är färdigt när äggvitan har satt sig men gulan fortfarande är rinnig. Gör egna nachos av tortilla om du vill. Stek tortillas i en het panna med lite olja tills krispig. Ta upp, strö över lite salt och skär till stora nachos. Upprepa med så många du vill ha. Servering: Ta av huevos rancheros från plattan och toppa med skivad avokado, lite mer chili och färsk koriander alternativt persilja eller körvel om du är korianderförstörd. Hugg in som det är med nachos eller sleva över på grillat surdegsbröd så det blir som en texmex bruschetta.     Dubbelmacklimpan för hela gänget Vegan, laktosfritt, mjölkfritt I slutet av 60-talet gjorde ett svenskt bryggeri en kultbok om öl och smörgås som heter just Kom in på en öl och en smörgås (leta efter den på loppisar!). Därifrån lånar jag vördnadsfullt ett mackrecept som jag veganiserar och uppdaterar lite. Det är alltså en superdubbelmacka i limpform där gästerna sen kan dra av varsin färdig dubbelmacka. Alltså perfekt för mackfantasten, brunchgänget och barnfamiljen. Du kan också göra som min mamma och fylla limpan med vitlökssmör och persilja så har du just fixat världens godaste vitlöksbröd. Glutenfritt: Välj glutenfritt bröd tex från butik eller baka själv, mitt tips är Maria Blohms och Jessica Frejs kokbok Nytt bröd! Baka gott utan gluten. Ingredienser: 1 limpa av valfri sort Ca 5-6 champinjoner 1 hel ättiksgurka Ca 1 ½ dl hackad färsk persilja 1 ask färskost tex havrebaserad PåMackan eller sojabaserad Tofutti Rökt paprikapulver Salt Mjölkfritt smör Till servering: Servetter Gör så här: Finhacka champinjoner, ättiksgurka, persilja och blanda med en nypa rökt paprikapulver och färskost i en bunke. Smaka av med salt. Skär limpan i ca 2 cm tjocka skivor utan att skära ända ner så att limpan fortfarande håller ihop i botten. Bred ut ostblandningen mellan varannan skiva så det blir dubbelsmörgåsar. Smöra hela ovansidan av limpan Slå in limpan i folie. Sätt in det i 175 gradig ugn i ca 15-20 minuter.   Servering: Skär upp brödet till varma dubbelsmörgåsar. Ge alla varsin servett så de kan hålla smörgåsen i ena handen och dryckglaset i den andra. Glutenfritt: Välj glutenfritt bröd tex från butik eller baka själv, mitt tips är Maria Blohms och Jessica Frejs kokbok Nytt bröd! Baka gott utan gluten.     Dubbel Brunch Burger Vegetariskt Det kan verka trött med portabellosvamp eftersom kvarterskockens förstahandsval till vegetariskt alternativ är 1. Portabello, 2. Halloumi, 3. Fetaost, 4. Smulig rödbetsbiff. Förr i tiden var risotton vegoalibit på menyn men efter ett uppror i vegovärlden, bland annat med en namninsamling på sociala medier, så försvann risotton från krogarna. Tyvärr fylldes då inte vakuumet med inspirerade växträtter utan istället blev det en lavin av halloumi, feta och portabello. Men du kan återupptäcka kärleken till portobellon igen. Tricket är att skåra ett grunt rutmönster i hatten på portabellon innan du steker, då kommer extra vätska ut och extra smak IN. Jag brukar tänka att man ska försöka punda in så mycket smak som möjligt i allting. Det blir ju kul. Men framförallt gott. Vegan: Skippa ägg. Använd äggfri majo och byt ut osten mot en vegansk smältbar ost, alternativt pudra svampen med näringsjästflingor. Ät ej med briochebröd då de innehåller ägg och smör. Glutenfritt: Välj glutenfritt bröd eller ät med romansallat som en matig brunchsallad.   Ingredienser: 2 dubbelburgare 4 mindre portabellosvampar Hamburgerost av amerikansk typ eller gräddost (tumregel: ju mindre lagrad ost desto högre smältbarhet) 2 ägg Skivad saltgurka eller ättiksgurka Ärtskott, groddar eller sallat 1 dl hemslagen majonnäs eller vegomajonnäs Ca 1 tsk dijonsenap 2 frallor eller briochebröd Salt Olivolja Smör Gör så här: Skär ett grunt rutmönster i hatten på portabellosvamparna. Salta lätt i en torr och het stekpanna och lägg i svamparna med rutmönstret nedåt. Låt ligga 2 minuter och vänd sedan. Tillsätt en skvätt olivolja och en klick smör (gärna med en rosmarin- eller timjankvist) och ös svampen då och då tills den är mörk och mjuk. Lägg hamburgerost på svamparna och lägg upp på en tallrik vid sidan av. Knäck ägg i stekpannan. Stek äggen tills vitan satt sig men gulan är rinnig (eller vändstek dem). Ta upp och lägg på tallrik. Blanda majo med dijonsenap, smaka av. Skiva avokado och skölj ärtskott eller sallat. Rosta eller grilla brödet. Servering: Bre ut en klick dijonmajo på bröden, toppa med ärtskott, avokado, portabello, skivad saltgurka, en till portabello och avsluta med ägget på topp. Servera med massa servetter och alvedon för du kommer bli så mätt att du får ont i magen.  

Veggie Grill founder T.K. Pillan is my guest today. Veggie Grill is the top  vegan 'fast food' chain based in L.A. Luckily, they're quickly expanding up and down the West coast with plans to go east. For the best carrot cake you can imagine, delicious Portabello mushroom burgers, Chickin wings to die for, it's time to try Veggie Grill.  My favorite sandwich is the Bali Bliss with tempeh, avocado, and chipotle ranch dressing.  Yum! Tune in for more information about this groundbreaking, eco-friendly restaurant chain.

Far West Fungi manager Ian Garrone says that you want a firm stem and cap, as well as a pink gill structure on the underside of the portobello. And he always warns people not to overmarinate: Portobellos may be the hamburger replacement, but they're not as durable as meat.