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A bit different from my usual mixes, here is a one-off funk and soul mix/compilation, most of the tracks are from the 60's & 70's there is even a hidden track at the end from the 1930's. Best listened to, in the sunshine!

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What to do if your bike gets stolen. And MUCH more. Featuring special guest Eva Dumbarton.

A pre-release look at Batman's latest adventure. See 8WayMovement.com for more video reviews, previews and features.

Preaching with love

If your not in thanks you no in faith

Tori Amos – Professional Widow – Armand’s Star Trunk Funkin’ Mix CJ Bolland – Suger is Sweeter – Armand Van Heldon Drun n Bass Mix Sneaker Pimps - Spin spin Sugar – Armand Van Heldon Mix Kathy Brown – Turn Me Out – Sol Bros Turn To Sugar remix Natural born chillers – Rock the funky beat – 187 Lockdown beatdown dub Convert – Nightbird – 187 Lockdown Nite Dub Bruce Wayne – Ready – BMW One’s Ultimate Bad Boy Mix

Sharada House Gang – Gypsy Boy, Gypsy Girl – Sol Bros Vocal 12’ Double 99 – Ripgroove – Original Poppers Pres. Aura – Every Little Time – Baby Blue Mix Goldie Ft KRS One – Digital – Armand Van Helden Mix 187 Lockdown – Kung-Fu – Original

Fri, 20 Mar 2009 21:45:01 +0000 Fernie Live Mix Sessions // Podcast Episode 15 01. Fernie pres. Venera : Oranje (Album Remake) [CD-R] 02. Bluebear Project : Midnight Cruising [Andromeda Recordings] 03. Espen Lorentzen : Forgetting Winter [Aurora Progressive] 04. Natious : Amber (Edu Remix) [Lost Language] 05. Mark Eteson Feat. Zirenz : The Hymm (Original Mix) [Anjunabeats] 06. Sander Van Dien : Aurora [In Trance We Trust] 07. DJ Ton Tb : Dream Machine (First State Remix) [Blackhole] 08. Existone : Obscure Rays (Original Mix) [In Trance We Trust] 09. Magdelayna : Second Universe (Fernie Remix) [Aurora Digital] 10. Angel Ace : 776 Miles (Original Mix) [Levare] 11. Nova Vs Soldout : Maybe Tomorrow (Nova Remix) [Bonzai] https://fernie-music.jellycast.com/node/26 fernie-music https://fernie-music.jellycast.com/node/26 Episode 15 No put some keywords here 01:15:50 www.fernie-music.com

All your favourites included: Results, predictions, Manchester United bias, Grind My Gears, and the Team of the Week: Biggest Dickheads.

Meeting Colin Currie.

To open our spring series of concerts, the Scottish Ensemble is re-united with the virtuosic percussionist Colin Currie

In November 2008 we played with Pekka Kuusisto - a remarkable musician, one of the rare violinists who is able to transcend performing styles. His irreverent take on familiar repertoire is a breath of fresh air.

In December we celebrated Thea Musgrave’s 80th birthday with her new piece, Green..

Well, it happened. They've put a gag order on the boys. Profanity will only get you so far. The man from the agency said and I quote, 'It's not big and it's not clever'. We'll see. Citizens of the world, rise up and shake off the shackles of oppression. The pursuit of life, love, chocolate fingers and the undeniable right to swear like a docker at low tide is something our ancestors fought for, died for and cursed about. In the mean time, enjoy tales from the cradle of civilisation, the well of inspiration, the ugly but lovely city of Glasgow. With a bit of Lennoxtown and Paisley thrown in. Meet two guys who are shadier than Shady Sadie, the Lampshade seller, Shug and Ned Sed. They will return in episode 6, more profane than ever. To quote that wise philosopher Kevin Costner, If you want it, they will curse.

It's the first ever episode seven of Talkography and its a biggie. We bring you all the news you may have missed, explain the motives of worms and explain who Americans should be voting for. But all this pales in comparison to the main feature: its Adam Vs Andrew in Nick's 'Greatest Quiz on Earth' and the tension is high! We also take an opportunity to air some listener feedback. Don't forget to keep emailing us and to visit our website.

As America enters a new era, Talkography is still on Season 3 but bring you a great show anyway. We tell you all the news worth knowing and discuss the important issues of the day. Nick brings an unprecedented level of academic input to Fat Baby Frolics and Adam takes one for the team in a special quiz not to be missed!

Even in these tough times, we're giving it our all in the longest episode yet. After braving a snow storm to record this episode, the Talkographers settle down into an array of news and facts. Fact Based Frolics (now officially rechristened Fat Baby Frolics) reaches new heights with Nick's guide on how to survive a fall but descends into chaos when Adam is upset with Andrew's lack of preparation. An argument ensues and Adam's meat experiment fails to provide conclusive findings. All this plus Adam's Impressions, Nick's Observational Corner and more! New listeners to the show, don't forget to email us and let us know what you think.

If you want spider facts, Adam's got 'em in his "Web of Truth". And you want laughs, we've got 'em in this episode. Andrew provides some evidence that Jesus and Ska may mix, Nick's eastern philosophy is countered with a western alternative and Adam's impression leads to a question on everyone's minds - can friends spoon? As though that wasn't enough, Aram (Our Friend, Aram) gives an unexpected update from Latvia. Threesomes are also discussed.

The Talkographers discuss embarrassing and death-defying stories from their past. Hidden addictions are also covered, Andrew goes in search of buried treasure, Adam takes us back in time and Nick is unusually unprepared but still provides a special addition of observations. Adam's Impressions fails to live up to its ridiculously low standards.

It's the return of the Talkographers for a brand new season and its a specially extended episode. Nick keeps us abreast of his emails, Andrew updates us on his embarrassing incidences and Adam contributes a strangely erotic impression. On top of all this, the boys solve race relations and tackle the credit crunch, before premiering a very touching song.

Jonathan Morton, the Scottish Ensemble's Artistic Director, previews one of the most exciting seasons the Scottish Ensemble have ever done.

Electronic R and B innovator Snax gives you Love: a collection of some of his favourite and funkiest love songs; old and new, fast and slow, spiritual and sleazy. Grab your lover (or two) and tune in!

Wed, 20 Feb 2008 20:40:25 +0000 Content https://fernie-music.jellycast.com/node/13 fernie-music https://fernie-music.jellycast.com/node/13 Episode 4 Fernie Live Mix Sessions // Podcast Episode 4 01. Benya : Dione [Coldharbour] 02. Jose Amnesia Feat. Jennifer Rene : Invincible (Sied Van Riel Remix) [Armind] 03. Ferdy & Matt Van Wyk : I Feel So Lonely [Soundpiercing] 04. Dyor : Emotions (First Emotion Mix) [High Contrast] 05. Monochrome : Pearl (Gabriel & Dresden Remix) [Organized Nature] 06. Diagnistick : Gate of Eden (Fernie Remix) [Crystal Clouds Recordings] 07. Angel Ace : Myself [Aurora Digital] 08. Arctic Quest : Meltdown (Tech Mix) [Soundpiercing] 09. Fernie : Spacewalk (Original Mix) [Aurora Digital] 10. Mungo : Summer Blush [ASOT] 11. Yahel : Devotion (Armin Van Buuren Remix) [Cyber] {Fernies Fav} No put some keywords here 01:09:02

The boys discuss helpful horses, who would play them in a film of their lives and Andi MacDowell's hair

Falling up the stairs podcast! Just as clumsy and the same amount of brainpower required! Welcome to the first episode of our new show. My guest today is Maria! We talk about shoes, halloween, potatables, pooh bear for today's youth, and french fries. Please subscribe and enjoy our partially thought out trainwreck, it will be not unlike falling up the stairs. Music: Intro~ Chlorine aqua green by Bit Rationale Outro~ Farewell to Pony Bob by Mark Weakley Email questions and comments and stalker advice to: fallingupthestairspodcast@yahoo.com

Following on from work done in class, the students interview each other about different and sometimes dangerous sports!

Yo Ho Ho! Merry Christmas! It

Just in time for the Christmas, it's the Halloween episode. Under siege!

Its time for another Best Of as Tunetourist flexes its record shopping muscle and makes a mockery of the notion of music programming by dashing around the globe like a label CEO hooked on air miles. We've got the mighty Spank Rock, an ace Brazilian Tropicalia rarity, NME-darlings Klaxons and We Start Fires, stoned soulman Dudley Perkins and more.

Year 7 students perform a dramatic dinner table scene in French.

Take two record shops: Pure Groove in London and Reckless in Chicago. Then check out a complimentary selection of UK and US indie acts plucked from their shelves. Includes music from Midlake, Eleventh Dream Day, William, His Name Is Alive and Luke Toms.