Podcasts about rhymes against humanity

Leaving the orbit of guitars and stages, the rise and fall of DJ James and a DJ named Dalkesh, the unexpected musical role of one kitchen counter in Manhattan, and a series of 'Bothersome Injuries' brings the songs back around. If you dig this, https://jamesobrien.bandcamp.com/ (find my music at Bandcamp). The following songs and sources are included in this episode: Clip: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rhymes-against-humanity-with-adam-brodsky/id668729131 (Rhymes Against Humanity with Adam Brodsky) (Podcast 2012) Clip: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rhymes-against-humanity-with-adam-brodsky/id668729131 (Rhymes Against Humanity with Adam Brodsky) (Podcast 2012) https://www.dalkesh.com/ (Clip: Ides 4 (Dalkesh 2019)) https://www.dalkesh.com/ (Clip: Ides 5 (Dalkesh 2019)) https://music.apple.com/us/album/toledo/1295825960?i=1295826656 (Toledo ('A Bothersome Injuries Forty, Vol. 2' [2017] - Demo 2003)) https://music.apple.com/us/album/going-nowhere/1299934141?i=1299934524 (Going Nowhere ('A Bothersome Injuries Forty, Vol. 3' [2017] - On-Air 2003)) https://music.apple.com/us/album/speak-clearly/1317661735?i=1317661743 (Speak Clearly ('A Bothersome Injuries Forty, Vol. 4' [2017] - Live 2002))

This week we're with Midlands-based musical troupe Rhymes Against Humanity! We chat what goes on in rehearsals, how to improvise a full musical, and awkward first troupe names!

So this is up a little later than intended because I wrote a song last night, and it's at the end of the podcast. If you show up to Milkboy on friday night, I might even play it again. wanna sing along? Elizabeth Kübler-Ross defined the five stages of grief as, Denial, Anger, Bargaining Depression and Acceptance. If you are a decent human being, and I think you are, November 9th began your trek through these five stages and you are doing everything in your power to never reach stage five. To that end, you should watch the inauguration in the afternoon and let those awful emotions assault you in waves,* Now comes the important part, grasp whichever of the four you’re feeling and bring it with you to Milkboy, where you’ve already purchased your tickets Here.You don’t need to see, Kid Rock, and Chachi and The Nuge, and maybe, like two Rockettes. You need to see, these local Philadelphians who comprise The High Road Revue. A tremendous windfall of musical talent on one stage to help us all begin the process of not just surviving, but fighting the incoming administration and not allowing a Donald J. Trump to profane and destroy the representative democracy that was founded over there at Independence Hall, just five blocks from Milkboy where you’ll be watching the likes of… •The Fractals•John Faye•Stargazer Lily•Schoolly D•Hinton Bower Jones •Hannah Taylor and The Rekardo Lee Trio•Scott Silipigni•Cookie Rabinowitz•Morgan Pinkstone •Hoagy Wing•Hemline Theory•Adam Brodsky•Mia Johnson•Chris Schutz•Brian Seymour•Eve Sheldon Tickets are 12$ in advance/15$ at door and can be purchased Herehttp://www.milkboyphilly.com/event/...all proceeds will go to:Penn Environmental, The Attic Youth Center, Women's Law Project and The ACLU of Pennsylvania. You can sign up to join letter writing campaigns with The Coffee Clatch Coalition:We’re gonna look back on this one day and be very proud of how we resisted. That resistance begins on Inauguration evening at Milkboy. See you there. *Also, if you have any sort of juice with weather gods, I think a very, very, very windy day would make for some nice historical photos. Thank you in advance.

New season coming early November. 

Though Brad is not Amish or a KGB spy, that was a really fun thing to type so Imma roll with it. This week's Rhymes Against Humanity features a really fun conversation that Brad and I had a couple weeks ago in his Pittsburgh Mansion. We had a really good time and I hope you will too. He talks about his Costa Rican Amish Relatives and his semester abroad in the GDR, that's right, East Germany, back when that was a thing. He even played some songs. Please enjoy it, and like our Facebook page and subscribe in iTunes or Stitcher and leave us reviews and all the stuff that allows me to continue to talk into a microphone. Also visit Bradyoder.com and show him the love as well. Thanks, Adam Brodsky

Last week Fast Folk Fuck and longtime friend Gregg Cagno came over to the PRHQPCS and sat and strummed for a while. We had a great talk and didn't even touch on a bunch of things I wanted to, like surfing and Linda Sharar and all the cool kids and Camp Hoboken and lots of other things. We did however talk about his family and his music and shared a few war stories. It was one of those conversations that flowed so easily, an hour had gone by before I even looked at the clock. I hope you enjoy listening to my chat with Gregg. And if you live anywhere proximal to Philadelphia, I hope you c'mon out and see Gregg on the Ides of March at Tin Angel. His sound is a perfect fit for that room and it's a Tuesday night, what the fuck else do you have to do. [caption id="attachment_286" align="alignnone" width="300"] These are those peg condoms we spoke of.[/caption]

This week's episode finds our hero plodding through the morass of the Iowa results and eager to put them behind us. Speaking of behind, almost a year ago I spoke with My dear friend and seriously talented musician, Brigid Kaelin. This is that talk. we had it in her basement while her house was being cleaned by a professional so's she could rake in some of that sweet AirBnb cheddar. We had a great time and I hope you will too. you can check out Brigid Kaelin at BrigidKaelin.com or The Red Accordion Diaries. As always, please use the button at the top of this page to subscribe to the podcast and leave us some fake love in the comments or especially on iTunes.Thanks and keep on a'rockin.

It's been a long hiatus, but the creative differences between the EP and the host have been solved and season Three kicks off with this little episode. Please enjoy, and If you do and you want to send your favorite DORK a birthday present, go over to iTunes and leave a good review for the podcast. See you soon and may all your showers be golden. 

Last month while I was out touring where the Eastern Midwest meets the Northern South, I landed in Louisville where I played a house concert and witnessed how the 16th largest city in America had funked itself up considerably since my last sojourn several years ago. The time I had was bangin’ and reconnecting with old friends and musicians was just what this old troubadork needed, not to mention unlocking the “Standing around outside in shirt sleeves” achievement for 2015. Alas, the pleasant temps did not coincide with my Creation Museum Day and in fact, the heavy rain ironically kept me from venturing outside the museum to see how the Ark construction was progressing and also from enjoying a camel ride, (not a euphemism). But that ain’t why we're here.During my weekend spent Kentucking, I sat down with several old friends and recorded podcasts. The first we’re gonna share is my friend, Dan Canon who is, in no particular order, a Songwriter, Guitarist, Actor and a Civil Rights Attorney. On April 28th 2015, Dan will be part of a giant legal team which will argue their case in front of the Supremes. These cases all bundled together may very well settle the Gay Marriage question in this whole friggin' land, including the backwater states. If so, you’re about to listen to a podcast with some dude who is gonna be a legitimate piece of American history, and in a good way.* Anyway, I was grateful that Dan shared the better part of an hour with me and I learned a lot about the case and what to, and what not to expect. If our talk leaves you whetted for more SCOTUS, I recommend my #wcw Dahlia Lithwick’s Amicus Pod where she talks a little more about the particular case. If you want more Dan, you should check out his band The Vatican Bank, or his Bob Loblaw Law Blog called, Conflicts Check.Please say hi to Dan, or me, or leave a review in iTunes, (even if you just want to tell us to come to Jebus) Subscribe to Rhymes Against Humanity in iTunes or on Stitcher and remember, Love is winning because we are loving more. Keep on loving and try not to hate. I don’t always succeed at this, but you know that the best managers were shitty players.And remember, even though I don’t say it often enough, or ever really, I love you.*Not me...Dan. My best shot at viral fame these days is along the lines of, “Folksinger missing for years found mummified in home studio.” or possibly “Local Folksinger’s Disturbing browser history, sings sad song of slow demise.” or something.