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Hello everyone and welcome to another edition of Interviewing the Legends I'm your host Ray Shasho. In a distinguished career as a singer, songwriter and producer, William Bell has come to define the essence of “soul.” Born in Memphis but based in Atlanta since 1970, William Bell was one of the pioneers of the classic Stax/Volt sound, joining such other illustrious musical forces at that label as Otis Redding, Sam and Dave, Isaac Hayes, Booker T. & the MG's, Albert King, Eddie Floyd, Carla and Rufus Thomas, The Staple Singers and the Bar-Kays, among others. After a two-year stint in the Armed Forces, William released his first full-length album in 1967, the classic The Soul of a Bell, which included the Top 20 hit single, “Everybody Loves a Winner.” That same year, blues great Albert King recorded what came to be his signature tune, “Born Under a Bad Sign,” also written by Bell, which has since become one of the most-recorded blues songs of all-time. Among his other classic hits at Stax were “Any Other Way,” “Never Like This Before,” “A Tribute to a King” (William's personal tribute to Stax legend Otis Redding), “I Forgot to be Your Lover,” his internationally acclaimed duet with Judy Clay, “Private Number,” and the perennial Christmas music favorite, “Every Day Will Be Like a Holiday.” As a songwriter, William Bell's compositions have also been recorded by such diverse stars as Otis Redding, Eric Clapton, Billy Idol, Lou Rawls and Rod Stewart, among many others. In February 2017 William received a Grammy for his latest CD on STAX/Concord Records “This Is Where I Live” for Americana Album of the Year and performed on the live TV presentation with Gary Clark, Jr.! On April 14th, 2023, William Bell will release an Album titled “One Day Closer To Home” with 12 NEW songs. William Bell continues to be a major force in the music industry! Please welcome Singer - Songwriter - Entertainer – Record Producer- Business Man- the legendary William Bell to Interviewing the Legends … Legendary Soul Singer William Bell Releasing New Album ‘One Day Closer To Home' PURCHASE THE LATEST ALBUM BY WILLIAM BELL entitled ‘ONE DAY CLOSER TO HOME' Available at https://williambellmusic.com/shop-download-music “One Day Closer To Home” is a master class on how to put down the deepest kind of blues from a lifetime achiever. With tremendous groove, the song leans into his signature, soulful sound. Bell doesn't waste a note, word, or bar telling this story of trying to get back to freedom and he makes you believe every bit of it. His vocal delivery is heart-wrenching, loaded with hope and despair all at once. Both the instrumentation and the track's music video are austere and minimal, which keeps the focus on Bell, where it belongs. It's an outstanding song that will catch you and keep you. OFFICIALLY RELEASED APRIL 14TH 2023 FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT WILLIAM BELL VISIT www.williambellmusic.com Official website www.facebook.com/TheRealWilliamBell Facebook www.youtube.com/@WilliamBellmusic You Tube https://music.apple.com/us/artist/william-bell/1198111 iTunes Discography Studio albums Year Album 1967 The Soul of a Bell 1969 Bound to Happen 1971 Wow ...William Bell 1972 Phases of Reality 1973 Waiting for William Bell 1974 Relating 1977 Coming Back for More It's Time You Took Another Listen 1983 Survivor 1985 Passion 1989 On a Roll 1992 Bedtime Stories 1999 A Portrait Is Forever 2006 New Lease on Life 2016 This Is Where I Live One Day Closer To Home (2023) Compilation albums The Best of William Bell (1988) The Very Best of William Bell (2007) Singles 1961 "You Don't Miss Your Water" 1962 "Any Other Way" 1963 "I Told You So" "Just as I Thought" "Somebody Mentioned Your Name" "I'll Show You" 1964 “Who Will It Be Tomorrow" 1965 "Crying All by Myself" 1966 "Share What You Got (But Keep What You Need)" "Never Like This Before" 1967 "Everybody Loves a Winner" "Eloise (Hang on in There)" "Everyday Will Be Like a Holiday" 1968 "Every Man Ought to Have a Woman” "A Tribute to a King" "Private Number" (with Judy Clay) "I Forgot to Be Your Lover" "My Baby Specializes" (with Judy Clay) 1969 "My Whole World Is Falling Down" "Happy" "Soul-A-Lujah" (with Johnnie Taylor, Eddie Floyd, Pervis Staples, Carla Thomas, Mavis Staples and Cleotha Staples) "Love's Sweet Sensation" (with Mavis Staples) "I Can't Stop" (with Carla Thomas) "Born Under a Bad Sign" 1970 "All I Have to Do Is Dream" (with Carla Thomas) "Lonely Soldier" 1971 "A Penny for Your Thoughts" "All for the Love of a Woman" 1972 "Save Us" 1973 "Lovin' on Borrowed Time" "I've Got to Go on Without You" 1974 "Gettin' What You Want (Losin' What You Got)" "Get It While It's Hot" 1976 "Tryin' to Love Two" 1977 "Coming Back for More" "Easy Comin' Out (Hard Goin' In)" 1983 "Bad Time to Break Up" "Playing Hard to Get" 1985 "Lovin' on Borrowed Time" (new version) 1986 "I Don't Want to Wake Up (Feelin' Guilty)" (with Janice Bulluck) "Headline News" "Passion" "Please Come Home for Christmas" 1989 "Getting Out of Your Bed" 1990 "Need Your Love So Bad" 1992 "Bedtime Story" 1995 "Shake Hands (Come Out Lovin')" Support us!
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ep 223 - Joe Tex - “Papa was too” pt 3. Ultima puntata dedicata al sample della batteria di Papa Was too, dal..1994 ad oggi. Si parte disinvolti con “Private Number” di Judy Clay e William Bell, e i suoi campionamenti, ma Rappin' 4Tay unisce sapientemente le due produzioni. Tunes di Ol Dirty Bastard, Mc Solaar, MF DOOM, e non solo completano il sound di Snippet!
A few weeks ago I made a schoolboy error trying to settle a customers finance, nearly ended up thousands out of pocket and 2 days lost trying to get my money back. Today Rory is helping me get my head around settling finance properly and a some good advice on private number plates, hope you enjoy! David
We're honored to have the legendary Mr. William Bell as our guest! One of the architects of the unmistakable Stax sound, Mr. Bell shares some stories from his incredible life in music. Join us as we spend 30 fascinating minutes with the GRAMMY® Award-winning songwriter and singer of countless soul, pop and blues classics, ranging from "You Don't Miss Your Water" to "Born Under a Bad Sign." Presented by Craft Recordings, Gone in 30 Minutes is a Podcast and Video Series limited to a 25-minute remote interview, ending with a 5-minute Lightning Round of inventive questions, often leading to delightfully surprising answers. Featuring guests from around the world and throughout the Concord family, industry veteran and GRAMMY®-nominated host Tom DeSavia, leads guests through a casual conversation about what they’re up to right now. You never know what’s in store for you next! Host Tom DeSavia is currently SVP of A&R at Concord Music Publishing, based in Los Angeles. DeSavia has also co-authored two bestselling books about the Los Angeles punk rock scene with punk legend John Doe from X, 2016's "Under the Big Black Sun" and 2019's "More Fun in the New World".
Chris Ashton is back on the pod to tell Danny Care and Chris Jones why his try against Australia was better than Jonny May's this weekend. England's defence is hailed as the best in the world, but has international rugby become boring to watch? Red Roses scrum-half Natasha Hunt talks about their last gasp victory over France, Danny's on the lookout for a new private number plate and there were some shocks on the opening weekend of the Premiership season.
In this conversation William Bell talks about Stax, its collapse and the effect upon the artists, his relationship and sense of loss with regard to Otis Redding and the rest of his career. William Bell( born July 16, 1939) is one of the great soul singers, but is even more prolific as a songwriter. His hit songs include his first hit You Don't Miss Your Water"; 1968's top 10 hit in the UK "Private Number", a duet with Judy Clay. A s a close friend of Otis Redding he also wrote the amazing "A Tribute to a King", which as he sates during the conversation was written for Otis's family and only released as a single because they insisted upon it.As a songwriter he has written many great tracks including the soul/blues cross over Born Under a Bad Sign, a hit for everyone from Cream, B B King, Jimi Hendrix, Etta James to Homer Simpson. In 2017, Bell was awarded a Grammy for Best Americana Album for his record This Is Where I Live. He performed his hit “Born Under a Bad Sign” alongside Gary Clark Jr. at the 2017 Grammy Awards. Bell was also featured on Rolling Stone's “Best of the Grammys” for that year.
We are halfway done with the first season of Sample Excavator! A shorter episode this week as we examine a soul vocal from Etta James used throughout EDM, pop, and rap since the 90's. This fits into a larger trend of soul vocals being used in EDM that we will explore throughout this show. We also explore samples of the song Private Number by Pretty Lights and Rappin' 4-Tay.Playlists with all the songs from this week's episode can be found on Apple Music and Spotify under 'Sample Excavator Episode 1.5'Follow me on Twitter and Instagram @idigit1st Follow the show on Twitter and Instagram @SampleExcavatorEmail the show TheSampleExcavator@gmail.com Produced by Guy Tannenbaum Theme song by David Ramos Next week's episode we're looking at the third most sampled song of all time, with over 2300 samples! Don't worry, I don't go over all 2336 and just highlight the top 10. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.
We are halfway done with the first season of Sample Excavator! A shorter episode this week as we examine a soul vocal from Etta James used throughout EDM, pop, and rap since the 90's. This fits into a larger trend of soul vocals being used in EDM that we will explore throughout this show. We also explore samples of the song Private Number by Pretty Lights and Rappin' 4-Tay. Playlists with all the songs from this week's episode can be found on Apple Music and Spotify under 'Sample Excavator Episode 1.5' Follow me on Twitter and Instagram @idigit1st Follow the show on Twitter and Instagram @SampleExcavator Email the show TheSampleExcavator@gmail.com Produced by Guy Tannenbaum Theme song by David Ramos Next week's episode we're looking at the third most sampled song of all time, with over 2300 samples! Don't worry, I don't go over all 2336 and just highlight the top 10. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.
We are halfway done with the first season of Sample Excavator! A shorter episode this week as we examine a soul vocal from Etta James used throughout EDM, pop, and rap since the 90's. This fits into a larger trend of soul vocals being used in EDM that we will explore throughout this show. We also explore samples of the song Private Number by Pretty Lights and Rappin' 4-Tay.Playlists with all the songs from this week's episode can be found on Apple Music and Spotify under 'Sample Excavator Episode 1.5'Follow me on Twitter and Instagram @idigit1st Follow the show on Twitter and Instagram @SampleExcavator Email the show TheSampleExcavator@gmail.com Produced by Guy Tannenbaum Theme song by David Ramos Next week's episode we're looking at the third most sampled song of all time, with over 2300 samples! Don't worry, I don't go over all 2336 and just highlight the top 10.
1) Let's Straighten It Out by OV Wright 2) I'll Never Grow Old - Charmels 3) Can't Let Go - Sugar Pie DeSanto 4) Lovey Dovey - Otis & Carla 5) Don't Do It - Syl Johnson 6) Private Number by Judy Clay & William Bell 7) Hard Times by Baby Huey 8) Groovin' On My Baby's Love by Freddie Waters 9) Want A Do Something Freaky to You by Leon Haywood 10) You're All I Need to Get By by Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell 11) Never Let You Go by Mavis Staples & Eddie Floyd 12) The Handwriting Is On the Wall by Ann Peebles 13) You Ought to Be With Me by Al Green 14) Ain't No Love In the Heart of the City by Bobby Bland
A legendary recording artist and songwriter for the Memphis–based Stax label, William Bell first found success with his own recording of “You Don’t Miss Your Water,” a song that would go on to be covered by Otis Redding, Jerry Lee Lewis, The Byrds, and others. He found chart success in the ‘60s and ‘70s with additional self-penned singles, such as the Top 20 hits “Everybody Loves a Winner,” “A Tribute to a King,” “Private Number,” and “Tryin’ to Love Two,” which hit #1 on the R&B chart and #10 on the pop chart. His Top 10 R&B hit “I Forgot to Be Your Lover” went on to be covered by Billy Idol as the Top 10 pop hit, “To Be a Lover,” and was reinvented once again when Jaheim sampled it in “Put That Woman First,” a Top 5 R&B hit and Top 20 pop hit in 2004. In 2016 Bell returned to the re-formed Stax label to release This Is Where I Live, an album of primarily original songs that featured William’s own interpretation of “Born Under a Bad Sign,” which was originally recorded by Albert King and went on to become a blues standard that was named one of the “500 Songs that Shaped Rock & Roll” by the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. A partial list of artists who’ve recorded titles from the William Bell songbook includes Lou Rawls, Percy Sledge, Big Mama Thornton, Cream, Jimi Hendrix, Rod Stewart, Etta James, LaVern Baker, Dusty Springfield, Carole King, Linda Ronstadt, Melissa Etheridge, Robert Cray, and Sturgill Simpson. Additionally, his songs have been sampled by Ludacris, Kanye West, and others. Bell was inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame and the Memphis Music Hall of Fame. He was honored with the R&B Pioneer Award by The Rhythm and Blues Foundation, and the W.C. Handy Heritage Award from the Memphis Music Foundation. In 2016 the Americana Music Association honored him with its Lifetime Achievement Award. The following year he earned his first Grammy award for This Is Where I Live, which was named Americana Album of the Year.
puntata nr 84..Si inizia con “Private Number” di Judy Clay e William Bell del 1968,..campionata da artisti del calibro dei Nightmares on Wax, Timbaland..passando dagli svedesi Timbuctu e non solo...Si alzano i bpm con “Liquid Spirit” di Gregory Porter e i suoi..fortunati remix, dal sapore elettronico. Infine ci si rilassa un po'..con Desmon Dekker e la sua “007 (Shanty town)” 1967 e un minimix di..brani che girano sul fortunato riddim…..soul/hip-hop/remix/reggae
puntata nr 84..Si inizia con “Private Number” di Judy Clay e William Bell del 1968,..campionata da artisti del calibro dei Nightmares on Wax, Timbaland..passando dagli svedesi Timbuctu e non solo...Si alzano i bpm con “Liquid Spirit” di Gregory Porter e i suoi..fortunati remix, dal sapore elettronico. Infine ci si rilassa un po’..con Desmon Dekker e la sua “007 (Shanty town)” 1967 e un minimix di..brani che girano sul fortunato riddim…..soul/hip-hop/remix/reggae
puntata nr 84..Si inizia con “Private Number” di Judy Clay e William Bell del 1968,..campionata da artisti del calibro dei Nightmares on Wax, Timbaland..passando dagli svedesi Timbuctu e non solo...Si alzano i bpm con “Liquid Spirit” di Gregory Porter e i suoi..fortunati remix, dal sapore elettronico. Infine ci si rilassa un po’..con Desmon Dekker e la sua “007 (Shanty town)” 1967 e un minimix di..brani che girano sul fortunato riddim…..soul/hip-hop/remix/reggae
In our fourth episode, we look at William Bell and Judy Clay's "Private Number" as sampled by Cyrus Estaban & Frankie J, among MANY others, in Rappin 4' Tay's "Playaz Club". We also discuss the proven chemistry between hip-hop and kung fu. If you appreciate what I'm doing with The Sample Study, I'd greatly appreciate you telling me so, becoming a Patron or making a one-time donation. Twitter Patreon Paypal I'm also taking sample requests or questions for the show at samplestudycast(at)gmail(d0t)com, with the subject Questions or Requests.
Another twitter request. Where I call high people and talk movies for 8-10 minutes. I wasn't sure what to expect, but everyone has been supernice. We talked "Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer" and "Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox story". Thank you to all the folks who have participated so far. I've got more to edit. Let me know what you think of the High Dialing episodes on twitter @MrPotCookie . I check that more than email. You folks are making this podcast a joy to do. Thank you. If you want to participate in the High Dialing episodes add me on Skype ID: MrPotCookie . And message me when you're available. So far it's been a blast. People tell me reviews are really important. So if you want to help- I don't need money, but Please rate and review the show on iTunes. http://apple.co/2h7xgoN ---BE ON THE SHOW--- If you like getting high & talking movies- then call Movie Reviews & Pot Cookies Podcast at 626-634-2779. Any movie. Anytime. It's a 3min voicemail so talk fast if you can. Now you're the Star of a show. Stay anonymous or use your Twitter, Mass Roots, or whatever at the end of your review. If you're in a non-legal state don't do anything silly. Listen here... http://soundcloud.com/mr-potcookie Read here... http://MrPotCookie.com People tell me reviews are really important. So if you want to help- Please rate and review the show on iTunes. http://apple.co/2h7xgoN Most importantly- Be genuine. Tell the truth. And you'll be great. PS- No. I don't sell weed. I know a lot of people have that question. Lol. PPS- No. I don't want to buy weed either. And to protect your anonymity even more dial *67 before 626-634-2779 . It makes the number show up as Private Number. Here's how to do it. http://m.wikihow.com/Make-Your-Mobile-Phone-Number-Appear-As-a-Private-Number … PPPS- People have asked about live events. I love the idea, but we can only do live events in legal states. I would love to hang out & I will help organize any event in a legal state. I want everyone to be safe & have fun. PPPPS- If you live outside of the U.S. calling can get expensive. Don't spend money. Record a 3 minute audio note and email it to me at MrPotCookie@gmail.com PPPPPS- It's your show- What's next? The Treyous Jarrells interview, Skype High Dialing, & live events all came from twitter suggestions. This is your podcast & y'all are making a great show!
An anonymous caller has a thoughtful opinion on Arrival (2016). He thinks the message of the film is the most important part and if you're a smart person then you should support Arrival. @YaBoyDJJB makes me want to watch the action movie "Morgan" (2016). Clare from @MindAlteredPod gives a quick comment on Magic Mike XXL, Mathew Mcconaughey, and assless chaps. I've had a lot of folks asking how they can help the show. Well I don't need money, but if you can please log into iTunes. Then Rate and Review the show. I've been told that it helps people find the show. And the goal of the show is to be a smile making machine. So please rate and review on iTunes so we can make more smiles. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/movie-reviews-and-pot-cookies/id1186966814?mt=2 Also this is your show. Hit me up on twitter @MrPotCookie and let me know what's next. You guys are making a great show and I can't wait to hear what's next! Check out www.MrPotCookie.com to listen on different platforms. Remember- Be genuine. Tell the truth. And you'll be great. PS- To all the folks that have offered to help pay for the show. Thank you and you're the best, but right now it's cool. I've got it covered. ---BE ON THE SHOW--- If you like getting high & talking movies- then call Movie Reviews & Pot Cookies Podcast at 626-634-2779. Tell everybody about any movie. It's a 3 minute voicemail so talk fast if you can. Now you're the Star of a show. You can stay anonymous or If you want to use your Twitter, Mass Roots, or whatever do it at the end of your review. Now in 3min new folks will get to know you. If you're in a non-legal state don't do anything silly. Here are some links to other episodes. Listen here... soundcloud.com/mr-potcookie Read here... MrPotCookie.com People tell me getting reviews is really important. So if you want to help please rate and review the show on iTunes. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/movie-reviews-and-pot-cookies/id1186966814?mt=2 Call anytime. Any movie. Tell it like you're talking to your best friend about the film. Most importantly- Be genuine. Tell the truth. And you'll be great. PS- No. I don't sell weed. I know a lot of people have that question. Lol. PPS- No. I don't want to buy weed either. And to protect your anonymity even more dial *67 before 626-634-2779 . It makes the number show up as Private Number. Here's an article on how to do it for different phones. http://m.wikihow.com/Make-Your-Mobile-Phone-Number-Appear-As-a-Private-Number PPPS- People have asked about live events. I love the idea, but we can only do live events in legal states. I would love to hang out and I will help organize any event in a legal state. I want everyone to be safe & have fun. PPPPS- If you live outside of the U.S. calling can get expensive. Don't spend money. Record a 3 minute audio note and email it to me at MrPotCookie@gmail.com PPPPPS- It's your show so send in suggestions. The Treyous Jarrells interview, Skype High Dialing, & the live events all came from twitter suggestions. This is your podcast and so far you guys are making a great show!
High folks talk "Night at the Roxbury", "Dallas Buyers Club", "Snoopy Come Home", & "Cheech & Chong." If you get high- call me at 626-634-2779 and tell me about a movie. It's a 3 minute voicemail so talk fast if you can. Then you can say you were on a podcast. If you want to use your Twitter, Instagram, or whatever send me a message & I'll put it in the show notes. Then in 3 minutes new people will get to know you. Here are some links to other episodes. Listen here... https://soundcloud.com/mr-potcookie Read here... http://MrPotCookie.com Once we have a few more episodes edited we'll get on iTunes and try to get on the "New & Noteworthy" section. That way more people can get to know us and we can make more friends. Call anytime. Any movie. Tell it like you're talking to your best friend about the film. Most importantly- Be genuine. Tell the truth. And you'll be great. PS- No. I don't sell weed. I know a lot of people have that question. Lol. PPS- No. I don't want to buy weed either. And to protect your anonymity even more dial *67 before 626-634-2779 . It makes the number show up as "Private Number". Here's the article on how to do it for different phones. http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Your-Mobile-Phone-Number-Appear-As-a-Private-Number … PPPS- People have asked about live events. I love the idea, but we can only do live events in legal states. I would love to hang out and I will help organize any event in a legal state. I want everyone to be safe and have fun. PPPPS- If you live outside of the U.S. calling can get expensive. Don't spend money. Record a 3 minute audio note and email it to me at MrPotCookie@gmail.com
We get put on speakerphone with a group of folks talking Cheech and Chong. A couple discusses Devon Sawa and Casper (1995). Another speakerphone call where a group discuss Don't Breathe. Cheech and Chong http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078446/?ref_=nm_knf_i2 Casper http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112642/ Don't Breathe http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4160708/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 --- Be On the Show! If you get high- call me at 626-634-2779 and tell me about a movie. It's a 3 minute voicemail so talk fast if you can. Then you can say you were on a podcast. If you want to use your Twitter, Instagram, or whatever send me a message & I'll put it in the show notes. Then in 3 minutes new people will get to know you. Here are some links to other episodes. Listen here... https://soundcloud.com/mr-potcookie Once we have a few more episodes edited we'll get on iTunes and try to get on the "New & Noteworthy" section. That way more people can get to know us and we can make more friends. Call anytime. Any movie. Tell it like you're talking to your best friend about the film. Most importantly- Be genuine. Tell the truth. And you'll be great. PS- No. I don't sell weed. I know a lot of people have that question. Lol. PPS- No. I don't want to buy weed either. And to protect your anonymity even more dial *67 before 626-634-2779 . It makes the number show up as "Private Number". Here's the article on how to do it for different phones. http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Your-Mobile-Phone-Number-Appear-As-a-Private-Number … PPPS- People have asked about live events. I love the idea, but we can only do live events in legal states. I would love to hang out and I will help organize any event in a legal state. I want everyone to be safe and have fun. PPPPS- If you live outside of the U.S. calling can get expensive. Don't spend money. Record a 3 minute audio note and email it to me at MrPotCookie@gmail.com
Friend of the show @YaBoyDJJB talks about Leonardo Dicaprio in "Wolf of Wall Street." A group of folks, Big Keisha, Marilyn Monroe, and Hurbert Humperdink talk "The Purge: Election Year." Voice actor Shawn Strickland @Strickalator gets sound effects as an ominous plane flies over as Shawn talks about the very difficult classic "Nell". If you dig the show chat with me on twitter @MrPotCookie . Also check out the website www.MrPotCookie.com --- Be On the Show! If you get high- call me at 626-634-2779 and tell me about a movie. It's a 3 minute voicemail so talk fast if you can. Then you can say you were on a podcast. If you want to use your Twitter, Instagram, or whatever send me a message & I'll put it in the show notes. Then in 3 minutes new people will get to know you. Here are some links to other episodes. Listen here... https://soundcloud.com/mr-potcookie Once we have a few more episodes edited we'll get on iTunes and try to get on the "New & Noteworthy" section. That way more people can get to know us and we can make more friends. Call anytime. Any movie. Tell it like you're talking to your best friend about the film. Most importantly- Be genuine. Tell the truth. And you'll be great. PS- No. I don't sell weed. I know a lot of people have that question. Lol. PPS- No. I don't want to buy weed either. And to protect your anonymity even more dial *67 before 626-634-2779 . It makes the number show up as "Private Number". Here's the article on how to do it for different phones. http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Your-Mobile-Phone-Number-Appear-As-a-Private-Number … PPPS- People have asked about live events. I love the idea, but we can only do live events in legal states. I would love to hang out and I will help organize any event in a legal state. I want everyone to be safe and have fun. PPPPS- If you live outside of the U.S. calling can get expensive. Don't spend money. Record a 3 minute audio note and email it to me at MrPotCookie@gmail.com
Movie Reviews and Pot Cookies is where High folks call a voicemail and talk movies. Show regular Jermaine loves "Grown Ups" and he knows that others might not love it. A film producer calls in to uncover an 80's gem called "High Risk". A Nevada medical patient discusses "Requiem for a Dream". The depth of these voicemails is always a surprise as a very high guy talks James Cagney from "Public Enemy (1931)". I have a lot of fun doing this. Thanks again to all the folks who call in. I've had several callers request a live Skype based show. Where I basically would set up a time and High Dial folks. It should be fun. If you want to participate with that in a few weeks add me on Skype at MrPotCookie . I am still trying to understand the logistics of doing a live skype show. So it's a few weeks out. But add me as a contact now if you want to be a part of the first live show. It'll be fun. I'm amazed at how many nice folks I've met through doing this show. Thanks again. Keep being cool everybody. @MrPotCookie on Twitter www.MrPotCookie.com --- If you get high- call me at 626-634-2779 and tell me about a movie. It's a 3 minute voicemail so talk fast if you can. Then you can say you were on a podcast. If you want to use your Twitter, Instagram, or whatever send me a message & I'll put it in the show notes. Then in 3 minutes new people will get to know you. Here are some links to other episodes. Listen here... https://soundcloud.com/mr-potcookie Read here... http://MrPotCookie.com Once we have a few more episodes edited we'll get on iTunes and try to get on the "New & Noteworthy" section. That way more people can get to know us and we can make more friends. Call anytime. Any movie. Tell it like you're talking to your best friend about the film. Most importantly- Be genuine. Tell the truth. And you'll be great. PS- No. I don't sell weed. I know a lot of people have that question. Lol. PPS- No. I don't want to buy weed either. And to protect your anonymity even more dial *67 before 626-634-2779 . It makes the number show up as "Private Number". Here's the article on how to do it for different phones. http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Your-Mobile-Phone-Number-Appear-As-a-Private-Number … PPPS- People have asked about live events. I love the idea, but we can only do live events in legal states. I would love to hang out and I will help organize any event in a legal state. I want everyone to be safe and have fun. PPPPS- If you live outside of the U.S. calling can get expensive. Don't spend money. Record a 3 minute audio note and email it to me at MrPotCookie@gmail.com
The cool folks over at "Once Upon a Dime" Podcast HighJacked the show for an episode (they also thought of the cool name "HighJacked"). They are really nice folks. Here's their website. Give them a hello. http://ouadpodcast.com/ http://www.ouadpodcast.com/connect ----- Be On the Show! If you get high- call me at 626-634-2779 and tell me about a movie. It's a 3 minute voicemail so talk fast if you can. Then you can say you were on a podcast. If you want to use your Twitter, Instagram, or whatever send me a message & I'll put it in the show notes. Then in 3 minutes new people will get to know you. Here are some links to other episodes. Listen here... https://soundcloud.com/mr-potcookie Once we have a few more episodes edited we'll get on iTunes and try to get on the "New & Noteworthy" section. That way more people can get to know us and we can make more friends. Call anytime. Any movie. Tell it like you're talking to your best friend about the film. Most importantly- Be genuine. Tell the truth. And you'll be great. PS- No. I don't sell weed. I know a lot of people have that question. Lol. PPS- No. I don't want to buy weed either. And to protect your anonymity even more dial *67 before 626-634-2779 . It makes the number show up as "Private Number". Here's the article on how to do it for different phones. http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Your-Mobile-Phone-Number-Appear-As-a-Private-Number … PPPS- People have asked about live events. I love the idea, but we can only do live events in legal states. I would love to hang out and I will help organize any event in a legal state. I want everyone to be safe and have fun. PPPPS- If you live outside of the U.S. calling can get expensive. Don't spend money. Record a 3 minute audio note and email it to me at MrPotCookie@gmail.com
This show gets weird. A good weird. Nacho & TaterTot talk "Friday", "The Secret Life of Pets", & "Get Him to the Greek". The voicemails morphed into a whole show in a show. Pretty funny. There's a weird pumping sound in these voicemails, but in order to get some of the later jokes. It's worth it. Let these guys know if you want more Nacho and Tater Tot reviews. Be On the Show! If you get high- call me at 626-634-2779 and tell me about a movie. It's a 3 minute voicemail so talk fast if you can. Then you can say you were on a podcast. If you want to use your Twitter, Instagram, or whatever send me a message & I'll put it in the show notes. Then in 3 minutes new people will get to know you. Here are some links to other episodes. Listen here... https://soundcloud.com/mr-potcookie Once we have a few more episodes edited we'll get on iTunes and try to get on the "New & Noteworthy" section. That way more people can get to know us and we can make more friends. Call anytime. Any movie. Tell it like you're talking to your best friend about the film. Most importantly- Be genuine. Tell the truth. And you'll be great. PS- No. I don't sell weed. I know a lot of people have that question. Lol. PPS- No. I don't want to buy weed either. And to protect your anonymity even more dial *67 before 626-634-2779 . It makes the number show up as "Private Number". Here's the article on how to do it for different phones. http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Your-Mobile-Phone-Number-Appear-As-a-Private-Number … PPPS- People have asked about live events. I love the idea, but we can only do live events in legal states. I would love to hang out and I will help organize any event in a legal state. I want everyone to be safe and have fun. PPPPS- If you live outside of the U.S. calling can get expensive. Don't spend money. Record a 3 minute audio note and email it to me at MrPotCookie@gmail.com
If you like laughing with people then get ready. Nacho and Tater Tot get weirder. They talk "The Mechanic", "NightCrawler", & "Mad Max: Fury Road". Tater Tot doesn't seem to like his nickname anymore. Be On the Show! If you get high- call me at 626-634-2779 and tell me about a movie. It's a 3 minute voicemail so talk fast if you can. Then you can say you were on a podcast. If you want to use your Twitter, Instagram, or whatever send me a message & I'll put it in the show notes. Then in 3 minutes new people will get to know you. Here are some links to other episodes. Listen here... https://soundcloud.com/mr-potcookie Once we have a few more episodes edited we'll get on iTunes and try to get on the "New & Noteworthy" section. That way more people can get to know us and we can make more friends. Call anytime. Any movie. Tell it like you're talking to your best friend about the film. Most importantly- Be genuine. Tell the truth. And you'll be great. PS- No. I don't sell weed. I know a lot of people have that question. Lol. PPS- No. I don't want to buy weed either. And to protect your anonymity even more dial *67 before 626-634-2779 . It makes the number show up as "Private Number". Here's the article on how to do it for different phones. http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Your-Mobile-Phone-Number-Appear-As-a-Private-Number … PPPS- People have asked about live events. I love the idea, but we can only do live events in legal states. I would love to hang out and I will help organize any event in a legal state. I want everyone to be safe and have fun. PPPPS- If you live outside of the U.S. calling can get expensive. Don't spend money. Record a 3 minute audio note and email it to me at MrPotCookie@gmail.com
A high fella talks "London Has Fallen" and tries to prevent a doggy rape. Princess Pothead decides that the movie she wants to review is reality TV show "Big Brother" #BB18. She suggests a few rule changes. New friend of the show S.N.E.S.T.R.O. reviews "Grandma's Boy". His single "Bruce Lee" plays at the end of the show. He's a super nice guy. You should check out his soundcloud. If you dig the song here is his twitter and a download link. https://twitter.com/snestro215 https://soundcloud.com/snestro/snestro-bruce-lee Be Genuine. Tell the truth. And you'll be great. http://www.mrpotcookie.com/ https://twitter.com/MrPotCookie ----- If you get high- call me at 626-634-2779 and tell me about a movie. It's a 3 minute voicemail so talk fast if you can. Then you can say you were on a podcast. If you want to use your Twitter, Instagram, or whatever send me a message & I'll put it in the show notes. Then in 3 minutes new people will get to know you. Here are some links to other episodes. Listen here... https://soundcloud.com/mr-potcookie Read here... http://MrPotCookie.com Once we have a few more episodes edited we'll get on iTunes and try to get on the "New & Noteworthy" section. That way more people can get to know us and we can make more friends. Call anytime. Any movie. Tell it like you're talking to your best friend about the film. Most importantly- Be genuine. Tell the truth. And you'll be great. PS- No. I don't sell weed. I know a lot of people have that question. Lol. PPS- No. I don't want to buy weed either. And to protect your anonymity even more dial *67 before 626-634-2779 . It makes the number show up as "Private Number". Here's the article on how to do it for different phones. http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Your-Mobile-Phone-Number-Appear-As-a-Private-Number … PPPS- People have asked about live events. I love the idea, but we can only do live events in legal states. I would love to hang out and I will help organize any event in a legal state. I want everyone to be safe and have fun. PPPPS- If you live outside of the U.S. calling can get expensive. Don't spend money. Record a 3 minute audio note and email it to me at MrPotCookie@gmail.com
Dollah Bill got really high and let us know some rules of smoking in a group as she discussed "Hustle and Flow." A duo puts us on a conference call and discuss "Suicide Sqaud." Then they forget we are listening. Jermaine "interviews" the movie "SuperBad." He is also very serious about his snacks. Thanks to everyone for calling 626-634-2779 and to everyone sending me awesome messages on twitter @MrPotCookie As always... Be genuine. Tell the truth. And you'll be great. Shownotes for episode 5. http://www.mrpotcookie.com/single-post/2016/08/17/MRPC-005-High-folks-talk-Hustle-Flow-Suicide-Squad-SuperBad ----- Be On the Show! The next time you get high- call me at 626-634-2779 and tell me about a movie. It's a 3 minute voicemail so talk fast if you can. Then you can say you were on a podcast. If you want to use your Twitter, Instagram, or whatever send me a message and I'll put it in the show notes. Then in three minutes new people will get to know you. Here are some links to other episodes. So you know I'm not fooling around. Listen here... https://soundcloud.com/mr-potcookie Just be genuine. Tell the truth and you'll be great. Once we have a few more episodes edited we'll get on iTunes and try to get on the "New & Noteworthy" section. That way more people can get to know us and we can make more friends. Call anytime. Tell me about any movie. When you call- you'll have more fun in 3 minutes than most people have all day. PS- I don't sell weed. I know a lot of people have that question. So no. I don't sell weed lol. PPS- No. I don't want to buy weed either. And to protect your anonymity even more dial *67 before 626-634-2779 . It makes the number show up as "Private Number". Here's the article on how to do it for different phones. http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Your-Mobile-Phone-Number-Appear-As-a-Private-Number PPPS- People have asked about live events. I love the idea, but we can only do live events in legal states. I would love to hang out and I will help organize any event in a legal state. I want everyone to be safe and have fun.
Though she didn't earn a degree in the sciences, author Mary Roach has a knack for writing about them with insight and wit. Whether she's describing what happens to the body after death or the many aspects of human sexuality, Roach makes her topics accessible and fun. Roach has authored half a dozen books including: Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers, Spook: Science Tackles the Afterlife and Bonk: The Curious Coupling of Science and Sex, as well as articles for magazines including Vogue, GQ, and National Geographic. Mary Roach sat down with Jesse about whether shark repellant actually exists, life on submarines and how leaches inspired her to write a book on military science, Grunt. William Bell is a soul singer and songwriter whose distinctive sound is forever associated with the legendary Stax Records. Along with with performers like Otis Redding, Sam and Duke, Isaac Hayes and the Staple Singers, Bell helped create music that continues to entertain and inspire. He is famous for his hit songs including You Don't Miss Your Water, Private Number, A Tribute to the King and Everybody Loves a Winner. He also co-wrote the classic song, Born Under a Bad Sign which was originally performed by Albert King and later covered by Jimi Hendrix, Etta James, Cream and even Homer Simpson. William Bell joined Jesse to talk about what it was like beginning his musical career while still a teenager, how he returned to his career after being drafted and his new album out on Stax Records, This is Where I Live. Jesse shares why Tanya Tucker's voice and classic song, What's Your Mama's Name manages to move him every time he hears it.
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