Podcasts about roland t

Rob enjoys a blend of some of the most awesome coffee imaginable.  He experiments with some new beats on his Roland T-8 and talks federal cannabis re-classification; plus some loose freestyles, info about his new one man show and mad love for Bob Dylan.  

Rob has a 2024 an Eclipse Party by himself in Prospect Park in Brooklyn, he plays beats on his Roland T-6, freestyles, talks, sings about the universal dance of all things.   (This episode is a tad early due to the current relevance of this celestial event, and Rob is traveling this weekend) -Thanks for listening 

Rob enjoys a Pink Lady Apple Health-Aid Kombucha and plays with his Roland T-8 beat machine.  He freestyles a few rhymes and talks about cannabis being re-classified by the FDA plus up coming travels. 

Rob enjoys some recently roasted Stumptown coffee & plays with his Roland T-8 beat machine while talking about his past, present and future comedy projects.   

Herr Notstrom macht eine kleine Bonussendung und vergleicht drei Audio Interfaces, sein zehn Jahre altes RME Fireface UC, das Arturia Minifuse 2 und das brandneue Arturia Audiofuse 16Rig anhand seiner Stimme, einer Synthfläche aus dem Arturia Polybrute und einem kleinen Drumloop aus dem Roland T-8. Es wurde ohne Plugins, Kompression oder ähnliches alles in Ableton Live 11 aufgezeichnet. Lediglich die Lautstärke der einzelnen Stems wurden PI mal Daumen nach Gehör angeglichen.

Seekordse “Serviti” saate külaliseks on vaimulik ja kirjanik Roland Tõnisson, kellega tuleb juttu muu hulgas sellest, et tendents noorte vaimse olukorra halvenemise suhtes on meil kahjuks statistiline fakt.Tundub, et seda peataolekut ja identiteedikriisi süvendatakse suisa tahtlikult ja kas oleks kuskilt sellele ka vasturohtu leida? Kas äkki aitaks olukorra paranemisele kaasa kooliprogrammide muutmine ja sinna näiteks eetika või filosoofia lisamine? Saatejuht Andres Raid.

Roland T. describes his childhood as chaotic. The biggest struggle he faced was his father's alcoholism. When he drank he would get angry and Roland never knew what to expect. As a result, he was often fearful and anxious. You might think that he would steer clear of alcohol, but as a teenager, Roland discovered it was a way to escape reality. That is until reality caught up with him several years later. Now in recovery, he shares his story so that others may learn from his experiences and begin their own recovery journeys.

Imagine a Marx Brothers-like film in 1992, now imagine a really good Marx Brothers-like film in 1992…well, imagine no longer because such a movie actually exists, "Brain Donors". Created by the team behind "Airplane!" and "The Naked Gun", "Brain Donors" achieved everything it set out to do…except find an audience. To explain why, we are joined by producer David Zucker and screenwriter Pat Proft, both life-long Marx fans. They detail the making of the film, including the casting of John Turturro as the Groucho-inspired Roland T. Flakfizer. David and Pat also discuss the Hollywood politics that derailed what could have been a series of faux-Marx films. Surely, one of our most requested topics… Name-checked in this episode: Jason Alexander, Bob Costas, Senator Joseph McCarthy