Podcast appearances and mentions of Rae Spoon

In Teil zwei unseres Ausflugs in die Geschichte von Rae Spoon aus dem Buch "Goodbye Gender" reden wir über Ablehnung durch die schwule Szene, die Abkehr von binären Geschlechtern und dem Zwang sich dem Einen zuzuordnen um nicht mehr das Andere zu sein, Tourerlebnisse als trans Musiker_in und Geschlecht als Erzählung. Am Ende erklärt Rae den Gender Ruhestand.   Neben dem Text von Rae Spoon und den Kommentaren von Tija gibt es in dieser Episode auch nochmal Phu Nguyen zu hören.   Das Buch "Goodbye Gender" ist die Übersetzung des Originaltitels "Gender Failure", die Autor_innen sind Rae Spoon und Ivan E. Coyote. Das Buch ist bei w_orten und meer erschienen und im Buchhandel erhältlich.

Step into the spotlight with Grumms, a queer, transgender artist, as we traverse the stages of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and navigate the world of theatre and performance. Join us on a journey that's as captivating as it is insightful. Grums pulls back the curtain on their award-winning season at the festival and shares the emotional roller coaster that is the month-long experience. They illuminate the mental toll and the comparative nature of the festival, offering a glimpse into a performer's psyche during what's considered the most competitive of the Fringe Circuits. We then pivot our spotlight to the importance of queer stories and how comedy can be an influential tool for expressing significant themes and messages. Grums expounds on their play, 'Scum & Manifesto', and how it strives to challenge the gender binary and empower its audience. As we delve deeper into the conversation, we also touch on the rise of anti-trans and anti-queer rhetoric, emphasizing the crucial need for representation and understanding in our current socio-political climate. Our compelling chat doesn't stop there. Grums opens up about their personal journey, from understanding their gender identity to coming out as trans. They share intimate details about their 'found family' from the fringe tour and the solace they found within these relationships. We also discuss the necessity to educate children on gender diversity, challenging traditional 'sex ed' narratives. So, get ready for an engaging conversation that explores theatre, queer stories, and the power of self-identity. All the world's a stage, and we invite you to share ours in this episode. Bio Grumms (they/them) is a queer, transgender theatre artist from Treaty 6 Territory. Over the past decade, Grumms has created a body of original queer work and toured it around the world, including across Canada, US, UK, Europe, and Australia. They are the co-creator of SCUM: a manifesto, Girl in the Box, Pack Animals, and Creepy Boys. With Something in the Water, Grumms has toured around the world performing to queer audiences young and old. Grumms is the recipient of the 2022 RBC Outstanding Award in recognition for their contribution to the queer and trans community across Saskatchewan. Outside of self-creation, Grumms also works as a director, puppeteer, and video artist. Next up, Grumms is writing a new TYA puppet musical in collaboration with indie music icon, Rae Spoon, premiering and touring across the prairies in early 2024. www.scantilygladtheatre.com Twitter: @scantilygladsk Instagram: @scantilygladsk Something in the Water at Next Stage: https://fringetoronto.com/next-stage/show/something-water Support Stageworthy Donate: tips.pinecast.com/jar/stageworthy

Summary:   "I thought we got rid of imperialists like you." This week we're talking about Gurinder Chadha's highly underrated 2004 rom-com Bride & Prejudice. Also discussed: Angela Sterritt's new book Unbroken, Bridget Jones's Diary, and Kim Cattrall's return to Sex and The City.       Show notes:   Gurinder Chadha: ‘I've carved out a whole career by celebrating difference' (The Guardian)   Recommendations: Lisa:  Ottolenghi Simple: A Cookbook by Yotam Ottolenghi (book) Andrea G.:  Rae Spoon, "Ever New" [Beverly Glenn-Copeland cover for Polaris Cover Sessions] Andrea W.:   Unbroken by Angela Sterritt (book)   Music credits "Electrodoodle" by Kevin MacLeod From: incompetech.com Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License   Theme song "Pyro Flow" by Kevin Macleod From: incompetech.com Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License   "Flutterbee" by Podington Bear From:  Free Music Archive Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License     Pop This! Links: Pop This! on TumblrPop This! on iTunes (please consider reviewing and rating us!) Pop This! on Stitcher (please consider reviewing and rating us!) Pop This! on Google PlayPop This! on TuneIn radioPop This! on TwitterPop This! on Instagram Logo design by Samantha Smith Intro voiced by Morgan Brayton Pop This! is a podcast featuring three women talking about pop culture. Lisa Christiansen is a broadcaster, journalist and longtime metal head. Andrea Warner is a music critic, author and former horoscopes columnist. Andrea Gin is a producer and an avid figure skating fan. Press play and come hang out with your new best friends. Pop This! podcast is produced by Andrea Gin.  

Celebrate Pride Month with the Keep It Fictional Librarians from the Port Moody Public Library! Books mentioned on this episode: Gender Failure by Ivan Coyote and Rae Spoon, Dead Collections by Isaac Fellman, The Siren Queen by Nghi Vo, and Our Wives Under the Sea by Julia Armfield. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/keepitfictional/message

For this episode, in honour of the "Trans Day of Visibility" I gathered with Emily Gleeson and Kevin Sutton to have an open-dialogue about our respective experiences exploring life outside the gender binary. All three of us identify as "They/them", but I am often "she", Emily at times is any and all of the pronouns, and as Kevin puts it, for them, "gender is a canvas". This conversation reflects how complex this experience is, how there is so much beauty when you start to give yourself space to break out of the molds and assumptions about gender that we are often groomed to accept. It was incredible to have the space to have this conversation centred from our own experiences, in a safe environment to bond over much we are all still learning. We highly recommend you tune in - in particular, if you are a person who ever feels like you drift from what you would think of as a "typical" gender role, you might hear yourself reflected in some of this. These are important conversations, and we are so thankful to Kevin and Emily being open to this dialogue.The episode features music in behind the dialogue, from Emily's band SWOON, and a live recording of a song of Kevin Sutton's. (Plus one of Jenny's favourite Rae Spoon songs).Happy Trans Day of Visibility!This interview was originally recorded on March 29th, 2022 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bridgingthesocialdistance.substack.com

In Episode 8 of Beneath the Rhythm, we interviewed Shana Goldin-Perschbacher, author of upcoming book, Queer Country. From trailblazing queer musicians of the past, who used country music as a springboard in expressing their sexuality, to emerging non-binary and queer artists navigating the music industry today-- with a keen eye and ear Goldin-Perschbacher examines the inherent politics surrounding 'genre,' identity in music and how the normative country music standard was ultimately dismantled. We also interviewed Canadian country music singer and author Rae Spoon. A leading voice in the trans, non-binary and queer community, Spoon shares their insight on both the challenges and victories of navigating the current social and music industry landscape.Use Promo Code F21UIP when ordering Queer Country from the www.press.uillinois.edu for a 30% discount until December 2022. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's a power hour of tremendous ladies (sorry to be so gendered about it, not everyone on the playlist identifies that way!). Let's call it a celebration of a higher vocal range? Listen in to hear Neko Case take on a Sparks song, Julie Doiron reunite in the 00's with Eric's Trip, recall the nights Basia Bulat and Martha Wainwright came to Meaford Hall and Fiver played the golden town's Home + Home Fest. Revisit a classic by Doctor of Fine Arts and Summerfolk alumni Buffy Ste. Marie, check in with local songstress Brianna McGowan, regret the time I missed seeing Weather Station (and Neko for that matter) at the Avening Community Centre. Get in the groove with Frazey Ford, and hear some gems from Elecric Eclectics alumni Jennifer Castle, Mary Margaret O'Hara and U.S. Girls. As if I could fit in more: Rae Spoon's ode to the Great Lakes and a brand new track that came into the Georgian Bay Roots inbox from Carmen Braden. Carving by Fran Bouwman

Did you know that LGBTQ+ people can be cancer people? You did. Oh. Well we sure hope you're ready for an episode about the queer cancer experience. Stef (she's here! She's queer!) leads us and our furry little line of marching RATS on a pride parade rife with…increased morbidity, mortality, and poorer outcomes??? Maybe that explains the low attendance! In letters: the pain caused by being misgendered (over and over!) at the cancer center is hurting our community, and then we hear from a listener who can't seem to convince her surgeons that she truly just wants to go flat, dammit! In a literal bummer of a segment, RATS tackles anal cancer and why it's wreaking havoc on folks who enjoy bum stuff. HPV gets some of the blame, but homophobia earns a place on the podium, too. Lace up your roller skates and get ready to talk income inequality, bbs, because we're #queeringcancer! Prostate Cancer UK's pamphlet mentioned in this episode is available here To learn more about the RATS in this episode, visit https://cancer-network.org/cancer-information/gay-men-and-cancer/anal-cancer-hiv-and-gaybisexual-men/To register for the National LGBT cancer network's survey findings report, visit https://cancer-network.org/out-the-national-cancer-survey/Rae Spoon's Medium page: https://medium.com/@raespoonRATS theme song by Jessica BoudreauxTheme music by Vyvyvyr

The 33rd episode of the "Music For The New Revolution" podcast, guest hosted & produced by Valerie Kelner (our intern from Oberlin College), features music and discussion related to the LGBTQ+ issues. Musical artists include Tony Enos, Matt Fishel, Mike Roberts aka FonzaRelli, Ryan Cassata, Ants on a Log, The Alphabet Rockers, Vivek Shraya, Shea Diamond, Rae Spoon, and Rina Sawayama, plus spoken introductions from most of these artists. Songs include: 1. Tony Enos: Two Spirit 2. Matt Fishel: Radio-Friendly Pop Song 3. Mike Roberts aka FonzaRelli: Aromantic 4. Ryan Cassata: Daughter 5. Ryan Cassata: Gender Binary (Fuck You) 6. Ants on a Log: They're My Best Friend 7. The Alphabet Rockers: We Royal 8. Vivek Shraya: Weakness 9. Shea Diamond: I Am America 10. Rae Spoon: Do What The Heck You Want 11. Rina Sawayama: Chosen Family

In unserer ersten Episode sprechen wir allgemein über Geschichte jenseits der (cis-, endo-) Zweigeschlechtlichkeit, mit dem Schwerpunkt trans* Geschichte und nicht-binärer Geschichte. Gibt es das überhaupt? Wer macht diese Geschichte, und wie? Was hat das mit Macht zu tun? Was haben nicht-binäre Geschichten mit Geschichte zu tun? Wer bleibt in dieser/diesen Geschichte(n) unsichtbar? Wer will vielleicht auch unsichtbar bleiben – und was bedeutet das für Menschen die in Archiven nach Spuren von trans* suchen? Über diese und weitere Fragen haben wir gesprochen.   Diesmal mit: Kai* Brust. Kai* ist selbst nicht-binär, hat Geschichte und PoWi studiert und die Abschlussarbeit zu „taggings transgender history“ geschrieben, studiert jetzt interdisziplinäre Antisemitismusforschung und beschäftigt sich auch in dem Rahmen mit gender-nonconforming Geschichte vor allem mit dem Fokus auf die NS-Zeit. Kai* hat im Transgender Archive an der University of Victoria in Kanada gearbeitet, dem weltweit größten Archiv zu trans. Kai* macht außerdem Trans-Aktivismus und politische Bildungsarbeit. Mehr hier: https://www.gwi-boell.de/de/person/kai-brust Alma. Alma ist selbst trans, macht Aktivismus und Bildungsarbeit zu trans Geschichte, und bringt eher eine Praxis-Perspektive zu trans Geschichte mit – wir könnten auch sagen „Alma macht trans Geschichte“. Alma hat im Gegensatz zu Kai* nie in einem Archiv zu dem Thema gearbeitet oder Geschichte studiert. Alma kommt akademisch aus der Judaistik wo sie sich mit dem Talmud und Geschlechterkonstruktionen in rabbinischer Literatur beschäftigt – ein Thema für eine eigene Sendung. Rae Spoon mit dem Text „Gender ist eine Erzählung“ aus dem Buch „Goodbye Gender“ (im Original: „Gender Failure“) von Rae Spoon und Ivan E. Coyoté, in der deutschen Übersetzung (erschienen bei w_orten & meer, Leseempfehlung!), gesprochen von Phu Nguyen. Rae ist nicht-binär und im „Gender-Ruhestand“, lebt als Künstlx, Performx, Komponistx, Authorx, Musikx, etc. im Territorium der Lewkungen sprechenden Menschen in Victoria, Kanada. Rae erholt sich gerade von einer Krebs-Erkrankung und freut sich über Unterstützung. Beispielsweise indem ihr ein Buch von Rae lest, Raes Musik hört oder auch etwas Geld in Raes Fundraiser gebt. Mehr zu Rae und Raes Texten hier: http://www.raespoon.com/, Raes Musik findet ihr hier: https://raespoon.bandcamp.com/, und den Fundraiser hier: https://fundrazr.com/raespoonsupport. Iphis. Iphis hat extra nur für unseren Podcast einen Text zum Thema geschrieben und auch gleich selbst aufgenommen. Der Text heißt „Camouflage“ und hat uns sehr bewegt. Iphis lebt zwischen Kneipen kurz vor der Sperrstunde, schlecht bezahlter Gelegenheitsarbeit, zerlesenen Taschenbüchern und Nächten auf der Landstraße. Veröffentlichungen gab es bereits unter verschiedenen Namen - die letzte in Ausgabe 3 von "Politisch schreiben", der Zeitschrift des Deutschen Literaturinstituts Leipzig. Danke, Iphis!   Von Redaktion, über Organisation, zum Texte schreiben und Texte einsprechen und natürlich auch das Moderieren – an diesem Podcast wirken mit: Sandy Arnold, Phu Nguyen, Tija Uhlig und Kuku. Wir freuen uns über Feedback, Liebeserklärungen, Themenvorschläge, Kontakt zu weiteren Künstler*innen und und und: https://www.trans-inter-aktiv.org/zukunft_gestalten/

"Rae Spoon is one of the most important musicians working in Canada today" - NOW Magazine Rae Spoon is an award winning non-binary performer, composer, music producer, visual content producer/director and author based on the territory of the Lekwungen speaking peoples in Victoria, BC. They published First Spring Grass Fire, a book of short stories about growing up in Alberta and Spoon was awarded an Honour of Distinction for LGBT writers in 2014. Spoon began the music label Coax Records "out of a love for indie music and as an answer to under representation for many groups in the music industry". Photo by Dave Todon Cover Art Design by Tania Willems https://www.coaxrecords.com/

"Rae Spoon is one of the most important musicians working in Canada today" - NOW Magazine Rae Spoon is an award winning non-binary performer, composer, music producer, visual content producer/director and author based on the territory of the Lekwungen speaking peoples in Victoria, BC. They published First Spring Grass Fire, a book of short stories about growing up in Alberta and Spoon was awarded an Honour of Distinction for LGBT writers in 2014. Spoon began the music label Coax Records "out of a love for indie music and as an answer to under representation for many groups in the music industry". Song: I'll Be A Ghost For You - Rae Spoon Song: You Can Dance - Rae Spoon Cover art design photos by Tania Willems

RadiolandovillePlaylist: Tom Waits - Lucky Day OvertureTom Waits - CrossroadsThe Plaid Tongued Devils - Bona RobaThe Plaid Tongued Devils - PowerJefferson Airplane - Turn Out The LightsJefferson Airplane - The Other Side Of This LifeMike Bloomfield, Al Kooper, Steve Stills - It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To CryBananagun - Bang Go The BongosBananagun - Birds Up!Adrian Younge, Ali Shaheed Muhammad & Roy Ayers - SunflowersAimee-Jo Benoit - This Flight TonightJimmy Page, Robert Plant - Four SticksPeter Gabriel, Youssou N'Dour - Shaking The TreePeter Green Splinter Group - Tribal DanceRon Hynes - Man Of A Thousand SongsBebe Buckskin - Muskeg BluesBebe Buckskin - Stockin' WoodRichard Thompson - Mystery WIndSavoy Brown - Wang Dang DoodleTaj Mahal - You're Gonna Need Somebody On Your BondBuffy Sainte-Marie - Piney Wood HillsBuffy Sainte-Marie - Cripple CreekBuffy Sainte-Marie - Dance Me RoundTracy Chapman - New BeginningCloudchord - Cherish (feat. Soul Horns)Bananagun - People Talk Too MuchTraffic - Berkshire PoppiesThe Smothers Brothers - Lonesome TravellerThe Smothers Brothers - The Incredible Jazz BanjoistLoudon Wainwright III - T.S.D.H.N.V.Prince and the Revolution - KissPrince and the Revolution - Love or MoneyThe Pretenders - Waste Not Want NotBibio - Patchouli MayRae Spoon & Rodney DeCroo - Hipster TownRae Spoon & Rodney DeCroo - BrandonThe Notting Hillbillies - Blues Stay Away From MeRon Hynes - Picture To HollywoodThe Flying Burrito Brothers - To Love SomebodyPharis & Jason Romero - Old ChatelainePharis & Jason Romero - New DayWoody Guthrie, Cisco Houston - The Return of Rocky Mountain Slim and Desert Rat ShortyRobert Cray, Albert Collins - The DreamOtis Rush - Feel So BadHamilton Loomis - No No NoThe Co-Conspirators - Come On HomeThe Co-Conspirators - Motherless ChildrenTim Carman & The Street 45s - Root Down (And Get It)

When you’re facing a health crisis, does it really matter if the doctor gets your pronouns wrong? Musician Rae Spoon thinks so, and they’re fighting for change while also fighting cancer. Plus, a doctor-in-training on their struggles with conversion therapy. • This episode includes stories of people struggling with mental health that may affect you: Find help and resources at cbc.ca/theyandus. • Theme song: 'Do Whatever the Heck You Want' by Rae Spoon. • Email: theyandus@cbc.ca.

Rowan and Bec are back and coming to you from home. Today we look back on some old interviews from the Better Together Conference in Jan, and catch up of... LEARN MORE The post Ep.79 – Updates on life from home & music from Rae Spoon appeared first on The Gender Agenda.

The gay show with your gay host is back with more queer bangers! Tonight on NoCo Gaydio, you'll be treated to the sounds of Blood Orange, Rae Spoon, Sateen, and many more. Kick back and let KevKat (@kevkatislost) take you to the promised land, tonight at 7pm MT on NoCo FM! A note from KevKat: Out of pure concern of sounding like a dick, I just want to clarify that I do not mean that some actions do not carry the consequence of never being excusable. And I do not mean that any victim has to forgive their abuser, or let them into their lives. This is purely based off of people correcting toxic behaviors that may have resulted from their upbringing or time, In which these behaviors were generally okay. I am in no way excusing those behaviors or writing them off as a "products of their time". I'm trying to say people make mistakes, people fuck up, and people say bad shit when they think it's okay, and once they learn that their behaviors are problematic and are given the chance to grow, if they choose to do so they should be acknowledged for that growth. As I say in the show, if you want further clarification please message me on Instagram or Twitter and I will be happy to provide! Support this podcast

Music in this episode by Rae Spoon, Elder Sister Plum, The Half Moon Shine, Holy Hum, Looelle, Frontperson, and Eddi Wilson.

Music in this episode by Rae Spoon, Elder Sister Plum, The Half Moon Shine, Holy Hum, Looelle, Frontperson, and Eddi Wilson.

It's ya boi KevKat, here with fresh tunes from Jake Edwards, MUNA, Rae Spoon, Sateen, and much more! Support this podcast

The Producer's Lounge is an initiative designed to elevate female and non-binary-identifying music producers, engineers, and mixers from B.C. The program brings participants into some of the province's top studios to work with and learn from some of the industry's best and brightest audio pros, including internationally-heralded studio vet Sylvia Massy (Johnny Cash, Prince, Red Hot Chili Peppers), Alysha Brilla, Rae Spoon, Elisa Pangsaeng, and others. Jane Aurora, the program's founder and an acclaimed musician, producer, songwriter, and engineer herself, joins us to talk about the initiative, some of the challenges these underrepresented groups face in launching their careers, and how they can be overcome.

It's a new year, and another year of music for Pint Notes and its hosts, Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz. But first, there's unfinished business. Mainly the "Things We Loved From the Second Half of 2018" episode that has been languishing in the vaults. In no particular order, here's what the hosts loved in 2018: Rae Spoon - bodiesofwater Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse Soundtrack Arre! Arre! - A.T.T.A.C.K. J Mascis - Elastic Days Art Brut - Wham! Bang! Let's Rock out! The Watson Twins - Duo Blizzard Babies - Missing Time Buddy - Harlan & Alondra Kev Brown - Homework Petite Noir - Blame Fire Slothrust - The Pact The Internet - Hive Mind Jon Batiste - Hollywood Africans Astronauts, etc. - Living In Symbol boygenius - boygenius Cat Power - Wanderer Mitski - Be the Cowboy Dragon Inn 3 - Double Line Ron Gallo - Stardust Birthday Party Adrienne Lenker - abysskiss https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/7Ho7wh9vb1TbZvHPHxByiP?si=RVdKTj2sRa25u9IQdfhOfw

I hope everyone had a fantastic thanksgiving!!! The playlist is in order and marked as follows: Title by Artist – Album Manic Pixel Dream Girl (feat. Starby & Tofuku) by RoboRob Best Friends (Mega Ran Solo Mission) byMega Ran and Mister Wilson - Blur Bomber Spit Fresh (Too Much Coffee Remix) by Wordburglar - Burgie's Basement: B-Side, Rarities & Remixes Blast Processing (Ft. Vadell Gabriel) by Notable Electronic Sounds 10th Generation (Klopfenpop Remix) by Supercommuter - Remixes Vol. 1 Happy Wasteland Day by Open Mike Eagle - Brick Body Kids Still Daydream Vavoom by Bag Of Tricks Cat - Cat's Out The Bag Space Cowboy Serenade by Richie Branson - Otaku Tuesdays The Last Of (US) Awakened by SkyBlew - SkyBlew's UNModern Life Riding My Own Wave (Ft. Flxtch!) by FrivolousShara - Route 44 Never Stop Learning by Sulfur - Re: Birth Salute by Soup Or Villainz - Oxymoron: Nerd/Rapper Monster of the Week by Ryako - Fangirl ANCIENT ICE - (Feat. Mr Soch) by Noah23 Upside Down Bluejay Rap Hundred and Nine: Gorilla Radio (featuring Rae Spoon) by rap legend Jesse Dangerously Featured Artists: Schematist - schematist.bandcamp.comGuitar Collections Final Fantasy IV – scarletmoonproductions.comMateria Collective - materiacollective.com (Piano Collections: Pokémon Green)Dj CUTMAN - djcutman.comThe OneUps – theoneups.comRoboRob - patreon.com/djroborobMega Ran – megaran.comMyster Wilson - mysterwilson.bandcamp.comWordburgler - wordburglar.comNotable Electronic Sounds - https://soundcloud.com/notablesoundsSupercommunter - supercommuter.netOpen Mike Eagle - mikeeagle.netRichie Branson - richiebranson.comSkyBlew – skyblew1.bandcamp.comFrivolousShara - frivolousshara.bandcamp.comSulfur – sulfur.bandcamp.comSoup or Villainz - souporvillainz.bandcamp.comRyako - ryakomusic.comNoah23 - noah23.bandcamp.comRap Legend Jesse Dangerously – dangerously.bandcamp.com Listen live every Friday at 9pm CST on pulse961.co! Like and follow and whatever the Press Start Socials: Twitter (@PressStartVFR) and Facebook.com/starttocontinue Do you like Video Game Remixes? Check out Press Start to Continue DLC, the FULL two hour show featuring music from all sorts of games, interviews with artists, theme shows, and of course the nerdcore you love! Vist the site to learn more! Please consider supporting Press Start on Pulse by going to tips.pinecast.com/jar/presstartonpulse. Every cent goes to buying new music to play on the show! This podcast is part of the Planetside Productions Network. Visit Planetside.pro to find other Planetside Podcasts! Find out more at https://pressstartpulse.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/pressstartpulse/65623aa4-a65a-458d-bf1a-a67cbb2e370e

I hope everyone had a fantastic thanksgiving!!! The playlist is marked as follows: Title by Artist – Album (Game) Mana's Requiem (OC ReMix) by Pixel Noise (Secret of Mana)Troian Beauty by William Carlos Reyes - Guitar Collections FINAL FANTASY IV~Opening~ Kyle Landry, Trevor Alan Gomes Piano Collections: Pokémon GreenRelaxing in Nature (Donkey Kong Country 2) by Dj CUTMAN - Volume IIIThe Silence of the Daylight (Castlevania II: Simon's Quest) by The OneUps - Volume 2Funkadelus (feat. Kwesi Andoh, Chris Rhees, Chris Lee, Zack Hall) by Materia - New Game+Street Fighter II: Vanity by Schematist - VG Remix Level 1That's Not Funny (OC ReMix) by Detective Tuesday, DrumUltimA (Undertale)Dream (Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time) by DusK, Tuberz McGee - Esther's Dreams (OC ReMix)One Dream, One Destiny (OC ReMix) by Bluelighter (Final Fantasy X)Called by Destiny (Fable) by Chris | Amaterasu - Seiken Densetsu 3: Songs of Light and Darkness (OC ReMix)Choose Your Character! (VERSUS) (OC ReMix) by Outset Initiative (Super Smash Bros. Melee)Divinity (OC ReMix) by Nostalvania (Zelda: A Link to the Past)Dream of Green (1000 A.D.) by Wiesty, The OC Jazz Collective - Chronology: A Jazz Tribute to Chrono Trigger (OC ReMix)Manic Pixel Dream Girl (feat. Starby & Tofuku) by RoboRob Best Friends (Mega Ran Solo Mission) byMega Ran and Mister Wilson - Blur BomberSpit Fresh (Too Much Coffee Remix) by Wordburglar - Burgie's Basement: B-Side, Rarities & RemixesBlast Processing (Ft. Vadell Gabriel) by Notable Electronic Sounds 10th Generation (Klopfenpop Remix) by Supercommuter - Remixes Vol. 1Happy Wasteland Day by Open Mike Eagle - Brick Body Kids Still DaydreamVavoom by Bag Of Tricks Cat - Cat's Out The BagSpace Cowboy Serenade by Richie Branson - Otaku Tuesdays The Last Of (US) Awakened by SkyBlew - SkyBlew's UNModern LifeRiding My Own Wave (Ft. Flxtch!) by FrivolousShara - Route 44Never Stop Learning by Sulfur - Re: BirthSalute by Soup Or Villainz - Oxymoron: Nerd/RapperMonster of the Week by Ryako - FangirlANCIENT ICE - (Feat. Mr Soch) by Noah23 Upside Down BluejayRap Hundred and Nine: Gorilla Radio (featuring Rae Spoon) by rap legend Jesse Dangerously Featured Artists: The OneUps – theoneups.comRoboRob - patreon.com/djroborobMega Ran – megaran.comMyster Wilson - mysterwilson.bandcamp.comWordburgler - wordburglar.comNotable Electronic Sounds - https://soundcloud.com/notablesoundsSupercommunter - supercommuter.netOpen Mike Eagle - mikeeagle.netRichie Branson - richiebranson.comSkyBlew – skyblew1.bandcamp.comFrivolousShara - frivolousshara.bandcamp.comSulfur – sulfur.bandcamp.comSoup or Villainz - souporvillainz.bandcamp.comRyako - ryakomusic.comNoah23 - noah23.bandcamp.comRap Legend Jesse Dangerously – dangerously.bandcamp.com All songs marked “OCReMix” can be found at OverClocked ReMix (http://ocremix.org) – please show them some support! Download, donate, tell your friends! Like and follow and whatever the Press Start Socials: Twitter and Facebook Be sure to check out Popular Geekery on Youtube, Facebook, and Twitch! If you like Artemis Spaceship Bridge Simulator join the Terran Stellar Navy! Support Press Start to Continue DLC by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/PressStart Send us your feedback online: pinecast.com/feedback/PressStart This podcast is part of the Planetside Productions Network. Visit Planetside.pro to find other Planetside Podcasts!

We have quite the new episode for you to pursue with your musical ears and feel with your musical senses. Now is the time to let us into your mind, set up shop, and let us take care of you. On this episode, we feature solid songwriters, quiet storms, hot shot rock, rustic tunes, alternative routes, “Three of a Kind”, British awesomeness, and fuzz with a touch of heart. Tune in for musical bliss… tune into Euphoric Musicality Radio. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/euphoricmusicalityradioFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/euphmusicradioE-mail: euphoricmusicalityradio@gmail.comWebsite: www.euphoricmusicalityradio.caCredits:EMR Host: CurtisEMR Producer: Lesley 1) $1000 Wedding, Gram Parsons (0:00:00)2) Cortez Sail, Terry Allen (0:07:50)3) Dean, Terry Reid (0:13:57)4) The Road, Jackson Brown (0:18:35)5) Hold Your Breath, The Acorn (0:25:36)6) Cruel Sea, Barzin (0:31:21)7) I’ll Be A Ghost For You, Rae Spoon (0:36:16)8) To Love is to Bury, Cowboy Junkies (0:40:09)9) Evil, Shovels & Rope (0:47:34)10) Jesus Says So, July Talk (0:52:57)11) Kokeye, Deerhoof (0:57:18)12) All The Things I Wasn’t, The Grapes of Wrath (1:04:10)13) Our Hearts Were Wrong, The Wooden Sky (1:08:13)14) Annie, Emmett Hall (1:12:07)15) Ragtime, Neil Case (1:16:27)16) Sleep Tonight, Stars & Junior Boys (1:23:12)17) Set Yourself on Fire, Stars (1:27:31)18) 1000 Miles of Atmosphere, Hawksley Workman (1:33:03)19) Air Tight, Filmmaker (1:44:34)20) Karate Man, The Super Friendz (1:48:40)21) The Sylvia Hotel, Zumpano (1:51:39)22) Soul Stealer, The Watchman (1:55:20)23) Tommy Gets His Tonsils Out, The Replacements (2:01:44)24) Takin A Ride, The Replacements (2:03:55)25) Bastards of Young, The Replacements (2:06:40)26) Transmetropolitan, The Pogues (2:12:37)27) East Easy Rider, Julian Cope (2:16:36)28) No Names Yet for Henry, The Steppes (2:20:25)29) Waterfall, The Stone Roses (2:27:10)30) Breathe, Sea of Green (2:33:38)31) Yesterday’s Fire, Moonface with Sinai (2:37:57)32) Shitty City, Moonface with Sinai (2:43:02)33) Radiation Blues, Dax Riggs (2:46:56)34) Why Are You?, Nik Turner (2:53:17)

R8B Host ANDRAS JONES welcomes songwriter RAE SPOON to the realm of The Pop Oracle for a couple of musical divinations. Recorded live on KAOS in Olympia, Washington on August 16th, 2005. R8B Theme performed by Colleen Green Produced by Andras Jones Engineered by Tammy Tillinghast LINKS: RADIO8BLOG - http://www.radio8ball.com/2018/02/19/rae-spoon/ RAE SPOON - https://www.coaxrecords.com/labelartists/rae-spoon/ RADIO8BALL Website - http://www.radio8ball.com/ RADIO8BALL PATREON - https://www.patreon.com/radio8ball RADIO8BALL FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/radio8ball/ RADIO8BALL TWITTER - @radio8ball RADIO8BALL INSTAGRAM - @theradio8ballshow R8B APP - http://www.radio8ball.com/the-r8b-app/ Support the show. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/radio8ball See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Recording Music by Rae Spoon Musician Rae Spoon interviews several artists from their record label Coax Records about how they started recording music. They investigate how each artist’s processes evolved as the formats of distributing and recording music change.Guests: Jenny Mitchell from Bird City, Rosina Kazi and Nicholas Murray from LAL, Geoff Berner, Tiffany Ayalik and Greyson Gritt from Quantum Tangle, Songs: Where Two Rivers Meet by Clyde Petersen and Rae Spoon, It Fell by Bird City, Find Safety by LAL, The Ghost Of Terry Fox Is Looking Down On Me Tonight by Geoff Berner, Freeze, Melt, Boil by Quantum Tangle.This podcast is proudly supported by the BC Arts Council & CFUV 101.9fm

Calgary artist Rae Spoon speaks about their career as a musician and author, growing up queer in Calgary and the next challenges they're ready to take on.

This week’s podcast features the baroque-pop duo F&M. Rebecca and Ryan Anderson, who together have chosen the song “Place to Hide” by Concealer.   Concealer combines musical traditions to create melodic and hypnotic Heavy Wave. Vue Weekly describes Concealer as “one of the stranger musical partnerships to have ever risen from the Edmonton music scene”.   F&M mix their individual talents to create an amalgam of folk, rock, classical and pop that’s intermingled with influences stemming from multiple cross-continent tours, and smattering of European adventures.   Concealer’s debut album fêted:fetid was released September 4, 2015 by Mark Davis’ Weatherbelle and experimental indie artist Rae Spoon’s Coax labels. Capital City Records Song of the Week is an affiliated member of the Alberta Podcast Network, powered by ATB.

Victoria singer-songwriter Rae Spoon performs live on CFUV 101.9FM's Basement Closet Sessions (Fridays 3-4:30PM)

I was invited to perform with The Choir in Victoria and this podcast explores the idea of choir with family members and folks from The Choir. Special thanks to: Tim Marks, Elder Sister Plum and Marc Jenkins

Rae Spoon (http://www.raespoon.com/) sat down with Riley and Adam at Pressed Cafe in Ottawa, and talked about their new album Amour, running Coax Records and Christian Rap!

In honour of the people who died at the Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, Florida. An hour of music by LGBTQ artists: Pansy Division; Rae Spoon; Bob Mould; The Gay; and more!

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While controversy continues here at UBC (http://president.ubc.ca/featured/2013/09/18/ubc-measures-announced-to-address-the-c-u-s-frosh-events/) it's also SOCAN reporting week for our station. A fine excuse to play CanCon, featuring artists who are playing in Vancouver in the near future. The notable exception being the song by Arrogant Worms, which I played since it's Int'l Talk Like A Pirate Day tomorrow. Arrrr! Tonight I broke with tradition and interviewed a non-musician. Chelsea McMullan is director of a documentary about transgendered folk musician Rae Spoon. The film has its world premiere at the upcoming Vancouver Film Festival. (a great film, so try to see it when it's here)Enjoy the rest of your week, folks, and thanks again for listening to this podcast.Cheers!val folkoasis@gmail.com

Eric's Trip - "Master" Howl - "From Hell" Scientists of Sound - "PONTIAC" The Peter Parkers - "Kill The Economy" Heat and Lights - "A Part You Can't Play" The Port City All Stars - "Downtown Is Alright" The Heavy Blinkers - "Everything Is Magic" Wayne Hansen - "Song for Samson" Reversing Falls - "Pyramid Scheme" Still Life Still x Zulu Winter - "Era" Hashimoto - "Sidewalk Support Group" Bon Iver - "Towers" Grand Analog - "The Great Rhyme Dropper ft Shad" The High Dials - "Your Eyes Are a Door" Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti - "Pink Slime" Monomyth - "Voodoo Crack" Rae Spoon - "I Want"

Eric's Trip - "Master" Howl - "From Hell" Scientists of Sound - "PONTIAC" The Peter Parkers - "Kill The Economy" Heat and Lights - "A Part You Can't Play" The Port City All Stars - "Downtown Is Alright" The Heavy Blinkers - "Everything Is Magic" Wayne Hansen - "Song for Samson" Reversing Falls - "Pyramid Scheme" Still Life Still x Zulu Winter - "Era" Hashimoto - "Sidewalk Support Group" Bon Iver - "Towers" Grand Analog - "The Great Rhyme Dropper ft Shad" The High Dials - "Your Eyes Are a Door" Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti - "Pink Slime" Monomyth - "Voodoo Crack" Rae Spoon - "I Want"

This week Steve Earle brings his Townesaoke tour to Winnipeg. I've long said that I'd rather hear Steve Earle do his own songs and hear Townes do his own songs, so this week that's exactly what we did. We also heard from Hayes Carll, James Keelaghan, Geoff Berner, and Rae Spoon who are all appearing in town soon. And, some new music that I've been dying to play (and a Fred Eaglesmith tangent it set me off on.)

This week Steve Earle brings his Townesaoke tour to Winnipeg. I've long said that I'd rather hear Steve Earle do his own songs and hear Townes do his own songs, so this week that's exactly what we did. We also heard from Hayes Carll, James Keelaghan, Geoff Berner, and Rae Spoon who are all appearing in town soon. And, some new music that I've been dying to play (and a Fred Eaglesmith tangent it set me off on.)