Podcast appearances and mentions of rusty nails

Friends, countryfolk and city scoundrels; hello. This was an extra special cake and ice cream episode of Graventown because I got to talk with someone I deeply respect and admire (and whom I have such a lovely conversational shorthand with)  - Ron Hawkins. He's not just a sweet musical pal, incredible painter and past touring partner of the Gravenator. No, no, friends. Don't box him in. Ron Hawkins has long been revered as one of Canada's greatest contemporary singer-songwriters. As lead singer/multi-instrumentalist and main songwriter of Canada's legendary Lowest of the Low, Ron Hawkins has enjoyed many accolades through the years: In 1996, 2000 and again in 2005, Chart Magazine honoured the group's 1991 debut album, Shakespeare My Butt, with spots in the top 10 of the Top 100 Canadian Albums of All Time. In 2000 and once again in 2015, Hawkins was voted Songwriter of the Year by NOW Magazine's reader's poll.  Also in 2000, Ron received Toronto station 102.1 The Edge's Lifetime Achievement Award. And in that same year, Ron Hawkins and the Rusty Nails won album of the year at The Indie Awards, for their album Crackstatic. In 2008 The Lowest of the Low was inducted into the Canadian Indie Rock Hall of Fame and awarded gold records for Shakespeare My Butt. It was a delight to roll around in the wild grey matter of this  multi-project/multi-faceeted lovely guy's brainpan for almost an hour. I hope you enjoy listening as much as I did chatting with the ever-soaring/ever-seeking Hawkman.Catch me in a town near you (as I head out on tour soon with Stephen Stanley from The Lowest of the Low and The Stephen Stanley Band) by visting my website to see where I'm playing. If people can hate for no reason, I can love for no reason - and I love you. Thanks for stopping by Graventown. Yer always welcome here. As a full time independent artist, you can support me by joining my SUPER RAD subscription service at https://ko-fi.com/gravencanada

Welcome to another episode of The Great Metal Debate podcast, talking about the Dutch blackened death metal band God Dethroned with their 12th studio album The Judas Paradox. While this band certainly has its slight black metal vibes, I've always seen them as more of a melodic death metal band. Their guitar riffs have always been calm and groovy. Two years ago, God Dethroned announced they had switched record labels to sign with Rising Phoenix Music for their next full-length. Fast forward to about two months ago when they released another new song titled "Rat Kingdom". This time around I became very excited because the new song seemed to be leagues superior to the previous single they dropped two years ago. The 2nd single released happens to be both the album title track and the first song on the album. I gotta mention the use of choir in the mix. It's a fantastic addition and sounds completely new. "The Hanged Man" is a song that kicks some serious ass with its Deicide vibes. The layered vocals make it sound extra demonic and it even reminds me of the song "Conquered By Sodom". There's also an old school sounding guitar solo on this one. It's one of the shorter songs but it's definitely a standout. Moving on we have an interlude track labeled as "Black Heart" which is only 51 seconds long. It's a dissonant choir practicing their vowels with church bells ringing. But it leads straight into that song that I mentioned earlier called "Asmodeus". This time I really paid attention to this song so I could absorb every note being played. I wanted to really study this one to see if my opinion of this song would change. The results? When I compared this album version of the track to the music video, there weren't any changes made in the sound mixing. It still sounded like the one and only stale track this band has ever made. It felt soulless compared to every banger this band has produced in the past 27 years. I guess a dud was bound to happen sooner or later, although it did sound better than I remembered. Maybe because this time I had a clear head. "Kashmir Princess" is another song where I remember the riff. As monotonous as it was, I was slightly reminded of one of their earlier works. Not saying that Dave Meester had recycled any riffs but I did get the "Rusty Nails" feeling, albeit, not as heavy. The next track really picks up the pace again to the God Dethroned we all wanted. "Hubris Anorexia" begins with three long screams that are layered in succession. It's here where I have to give both Henri and Dave credit for their winding guitar efforts. Dave also continues to show off his skills as a shredder in "The Eye of Providence". "Hailing Death" is another banger that will make you shout "Hailing Death" every time they say it throughout the song's first minute. This one has another gorgeous guitar riff at the halfway point of the track. Too bad it doesn't last long. It does make a very brief return towards the end of the song which fits as a neat little outro. "Broken Bloodlines" wastes absolutely no time going hard and fast from the first fucking second! The speed of the guitar chugs are aggressively heavy and will make any Taylor Swift fan's head explode. And finally we come to the last song on the album "War Machine". When I saw this song title, I automatically assumed it was a Black Sabbath cover but then I thought, wait a minute, Six Feet Under already did a cover of that. As I listened to this song, I figured out right away that this is an original song by God Dethroned that simply has a name that has been used before. The song is okay, but not their best work. I feel like "Hailing Death" should've been the last track because it had the audio fade out at the end. I feel like it would've worked a lot better. So what's the verdict? God Dethroned has never had a bad album and The Judas Paradox isn't their first. It is not a disappointment by any means. I'm going to rate The Judas Paradox a 7.5/10.

Our favorite guest, Western States race director Craig Thornley, made some time in his extremely busy schedule before the race to join us for some updates and his plans for the rest of the year. Things are slowly getting back to normal after the Mosquito Fire, and the Duncan Canyon and Dusty Corners aid stations can be accessed via Mosquito Ridge Road again - welcome news!We also talked about other events surrounding the race like the Friends of the Trail awards and the International Runners' Picnic. The pre-race excitement is building!We wrapped up with hearing about the plan for The Rusty Nails team to head back to Chamonix for the PTL race and all of the training required this time around. We can't wait to follow the team on the live tracker there this fall!See you at States!Main web site: https://www.wser.org/2024 pre-race medical series videos: https://www.facebook.com/wser100/videos---The Mile 99 Interview | LinktreeYour Hosts: Jessica Harris / Greg LarkinThe Mile 99 Interview is creating podcast episodes | PatreonVenmo | The Mile 99 InterviewIntro/outro music: Joseph McDade - Elevation: https://josephmcdade.com/music/elevationSupport the Show.

Pastor Glenn Murphy - Sunday, February 11, 2024

Pastor Glenn Murphy - Sunday, February 11, 2024

Another busy hockey weekend and another busy hockey pod as we get right into it on this edition talking about hockey's hottest topics!New Jersey Devils (00:25)Jesper Bratt (3:32)NJD Blueline (5:22)Detroit Red Wings (8:00)St. Louis Blues (12:44)Sports Interaction (19:23) features our inside look at the NHL this week! Pittsburgh Penguins (21:37)Pens changes? (25:12)New York Rangers (31:04)Toronto Maple Leafs (36:26)A Hughes brother trade? (37:39)Final Thoughts Family connections (43:24)

** #089 Roasting Rusty Nails ** :: Temples, Temples, Temples! :: Today we make fun of LDS church president/prophet/seer: Russel Nelson. Based on his speeches at the October 2022 LDS General Conference. :: Highlights :: The sound of Silky Misogyny. The Temples-Temples-Temples song! The hilarious confusion of Rusty's speech on "Rest". The preview Rusty showed at General Conference of Season 4 of the Book of Mormon video series. Too funny! #Reasons to stay home this Sunday# - https://bookofboredom.com/reasons/ #Join the Blasphemy# - https://facebook.com/groups/BookOfBoredom #Patreon (Bonus Episodes)# - https://patreon.com/BookOfBoredom #Twitter# - https://twitter.com/BookOfBoredom #TikTok# - https://tiktok.com/@BookOfBoredomPodcast #Instagram# - https://instagram.com/BookOfBoredomPodcast #YouTube# - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMjDavWoT73Cev3IAie_XBA #Website# - https://bookofboredom.com/ A nice review on any podcast platform will help frustrate the Heavenly Father's boring plans for your future.

The Rusty Nails team of Craig Thornley, Joe Steinmetz and Matt Keyes joined us for a live recording at The Auburn Aid Station in Auburn, CA, and we had a great time with them. In addition to learning about their backgrounds, we dove into the team's experience at the UTMB PTL event - a multi-day, 186 mile journey around Mont Blanc with over 80000 ft of climbing.On top of that, our community really showed up with us to raise money for the Placer County SPCA.  The SPCA has had a great need for additional funding to help them manage an influx of displaced animals due to the local Mosquito Fire. The fire has burned over 75000 acres in the Tahoe and Eldorado National Forests. With $250 of matching funds from The Mile 99, our listeners and community members brought the total up to nearly $900! THANK YOU ALL!Anyone considering a trip over to any race during the UTMB trail running festival in the future, tune in to this episode!Donate to Placer SPCA here: https://placerspca.org/support/donate/ UTMB PTL event page: https://utmbmontblanc.com/en/page/23/23.htmlThe Auburn Aid Station: https://www.auburnaidstation.com/---Our sponsors:The Mile 99 Interview | LinktreeYour Hosts: Jessica Harris / Greg Larkin / Mike TurnerThe Mile 99 Interview is creating podcast episodes | PatreonVenmo | The Mile 99 InterviewIntro/outro music: Joseph McDade - Elevation: https://josephmcdade.com/music/elevationSupport the show

  Learn about turning Hydrangea flowers blue, how to tell if you're looking at Queen Anne's lace or the poison hemlock, and not enough room for all these plants! Plus C.L. loves listening to the Audible version of Michael Pollen's book, This is Your Mind on Plants.   :29  True or False:   To turn Hydrangeas blue, place rusty nails in the ground 3:48 Eat/Drink/Grow:  Queen Anne's Lace and Poisonous Look-Alikes 15:04 Check This Out:  Michael Pollen's book “This is Your Mind on Plants” 20:30 Love Letters and Questions: Candace writes: “There isn't room in my house for all of these plants…not if I want to say married. Help!”    

Tetanus has been one of those mysterious and scary topics that even those who do not vaccinate for other things, still few unsure about the Tetanus shot. I mean who hasn't been trained to be terrified of a rusty nail?! Join us as Jacque debunks several myths surrounding tetanus and gives some amazing fun facts to help you make an informed decision. Originally posted on Jacque's blog: https://deeprootsathome.com/fun-facts-on-tetanus-rusty-nails-horses/ YOUR NEXT STEPS: If this has blessed you, please download, like, and share these podcasts. This will help us get shown on the podcast algorithm. ✔️ * Because of censoring during these dangerous times, it is getting more and more difficult to spread the truth. Here are some things we suggest you do: Bookmark or Make Deep Roots at Home on Your Browser's Home Page. Subscribe to Important Exclusive, Updates Via Our Newsletter Create an Emergency Binder of DRAH Articles --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/deep-roots-at-home/support

First, it's the rough and tumble life of Cassius Clay, no, not that one. Then, how much more inspiring could Biddy Mason be? None. None more inspiring. These stories and more in BOX414.Want to listen to The Box Of Oddities ad-free and early? Become a patron by joining The Order of Freaks!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Mistakes hurt. A lot. But sometimes that's not a bad thing. How we identify and deal with the mistakes of our past may determine whether or not we make mistakes in the future.

Today we drunk Rusty Nails with Godfrey! https://www.godfreycomedian.com/ A Rusty Nail is made by mixing Drambuie and Scotch whisky. This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp, visit BetterHelp.com/Drunk Visit www.GothamPodcastStudio.com/WMBD to enter for free Sheath Underwear! Mark Normand and Sam Morril can be seen on the road at a club near you. Visit MarkNormandComedy.com and SamMorril.com for more details! Join the Patreon for bonus episodes weekly and more bonus content: Patreon.com/WeMightBeDrunkPodW Send us emails WeMightBeDrunkPod@gmail.com Send us mail: Gotham Podcast Studio 39 West 38th Street, 10th Fl New York, NY 10018

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The mighty Moderat live at Sonar 2017 00:00 Intro 01:55 Ghostmother 08:05 Running (Remix) 14:40 Abandon Window (Moderat remix) 17:10 Eating Hooks 21:00 Eating Hooks (Siriusmo Remix) 25:27 Rusty Nails 31:13 Reminder 34:20 Reminder (Remix) 37:00 Les Grandes Marches 41:55 No. 22 48:50 Milk 57:55 Bad Kingdom Team UNPLUGGED.

As a Techno DJ he has been developing his career in Europe for more than 10 years. His sets are loaded with dark and energetic sounds defending styles such as Industrial, EBM and Hard Techno. He has played in places such as Berghain (Berlin), Mondo Disko (Madrid), De School (Amsterdam), Schumacher Club (Bochum) or Baum Festival (Bogotá). As a producer he has made music for important companies of Contemporary Dance worldwide. He is currently working on his latest project "Parálisis" of which he is a resident DJ and promoter. He was also co-founder of the first Hard Techno Rave event in Havana, the now-disappeared "Rusty Nails", where he regularly invited important artists from the Berlin scene and laid the groundwork of what is now the Techno / Rave scene in Cuba. -- 075: J-Lawton from Bochum, Germany J-Lawton @ SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/djlawton J-Lawton @ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/J-Lawton-411837708924523

Welcome to episode 36 of Cineflek with your host Ethan Colburn! This episode, Ryan came on to discuss the roller coaster of a movie, Whiplash! We drank Rusty Nails on this show which were quite good! You can find a recipe for those and connect with me at @cineflekpod on Instagram, or Twitter @cineflek. Here is a link to the form, if you have time to give us feedback on the show. Thank you for listening and supporting the show! And don't hesitate to reach out at cineflek@gmail.com. Also, Cineflek still has t-shirts! Contact me if you are interested. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cineflek/message

Mike Mulligan and David Haugh were joined by Dan Bernstein Leila Rahimi for transition, where they discussed old-timey cocktails, what to order in Scotland and the status of MLB outfielder Yasiel Puig. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

This week we look at the 2008 straight-to-video thriller JOY RIDE 2. Yes, Rusty Nails is back, and this time there's a lot more of a torture porn feel to the proceedings. More importantly, Mike and Jerry discuss what exactly a "third wave emo punk" exactly is. 

Mike chats with Ron Hawkins about a variety of interesting subjects from Lowest of the Low to the Do Good Assassins and The Rusty Nails. Then, I play three covers of his songs and get his reaction.

Head writer and co-executive producer of E!'s Fashion Police with Joan Rivers and extraordinary comedian Tony Tripoli joins Stephen, Eric, and Rand for rusty nails and loads of laughs. They talk about proper bed bug etiquette when going out, professional cuddling, and share a couple poop stories that perfectly define Hyperbrole's calibur of comedy. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and tell a friend! Find out more about Tony at www.tonytripoli.com See Eric perform at the Tempe Center for the Arts Feb 7th at 7:30pm https://www.tempecenterforthearts.com/Home/Components/Calendar/Event/67662/5071?curm=2&cury=2020 Huge thanks to Podcorn for sponsoring this episode. Explore sponsorship opportunities and start monetizing your podcast by signing up here: https://podcorn.com/podcasters/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hyperbrole-podcast/message

Coolidge Records is an Independent Punk Rock label that Brett and Jack love.   Their bands range from all kinds: Plow United, The Rusty Nails, Coolidge 50, Homage, Lancaster County Prison, Speedwell, Gladys, Soccer, Squatweiler, Deerheart, and so many more.   Go check out his Tea Shop if you're in Pittsburgh, PA!   I got Jack Ball on the phone and this is what we talked about: Growing up in Wyckoff Interviewing Ian McKaye Using MTV’s mailing labels to get press Plow United What it was like having multiple bands on the label Working for Sanctuary Records in Raleigh, NC Danny from Jill owing Jack some songs And a ton more Do you have a cool story from the late 90s scene? Email it to me and I'll put it on my blog - thiswasthescene@gmail.com Click to check out the Wayne Firehouse Shirt Check out my new website! -->>> thiswasthescene.com If you’d like to support the podcast you can donate as little as $1 a month through Patreon by going to thiswasthescene.com and click on the button at the top of the page that says Click HERE FOR BONUS MATERIAL. As a Patron, you get access to bonus material that regular podcast subscribers do not. OR you can do a one-time donation by clicking the DONATE button. 

What’s hindering you and why? Let’s talk about it.

This week on the pod we have a guest host while Meg is away! We freak out over the Raptors' massive game 7 win, break down the insane finish to Champion's League semi-finals, and we have a quick look through Hannah B's potential Bachelorette suitors (hint: questionable at best). Pick 6 News Stories (2:42) Reality Review - Bachelorette Edition (37:10) Rapid 5 (52:53)

Rusty Nails Blues present classics of country blues. This is a demonstration and discussion of the country blues genre with emphasis on pre-WWII blues. Recorded on April 24, 2019. Members of Rusty Nails Blues, Steve Heiner and Ben Lillge, are musicians who aim to maintain and preserve the great American art form known as the blues. With a focus on acoustic blues, their repertoire includes songs from the 1930’s to more contemporary material. The original artists the duo covers include Robert Johnson, Blind Blake, Blind Boy Fuller, Howlin’ Wolf, Reverend Gary Davis, Big Bill Broonzy, and many more.

In this episode, the sisters discuss some of the longest lasting diseases that we were shocked to discover still wreak havoc today. Also Robert Sheehan

After Spider-Man's dealings with The Lizard finished, we all thought he was in for a rest. No. An injured Spidey is thrown into an encounter with a new Villain, The Shocker. And is someone getting closer to discovering the true identity of Spider-Man? Yes. Here's issue 46 of The Amazing Spider-Man. Complete with our favourite EVER Spidey moment up to this point. RIP STAN LEE Music by RUSTY NAILS.

After Spider-Man's dealings with The Lizard finished, we all thought he was in for a rest. No. An injured Spidey is thrown into an encounter with a new Villain, The Shocker. And is someone getting closer to discovering the true identity of Spider-Man? Yes. Here's issue 46 of The Amazing Spider-Man. Complete with our favourite EVER Spidey moment up to this point. RIP STAN LEE Music by RUSTY NAILS.

After Spider-Man's dealings with The Lizard finished, we all thought he was in for a rest. No. An injured Spidey is thrown into an encounter with a new Villain, The Shocker. And is someone getting closer to discovering the true identity of Spider-Man? Yes. Here's issue 46 of The Amazing Spider-Man. Complete with our favourite EVER Spidey moment up to this point. RIP STAN LEE Music by RUSTY NAILS.

Hey everyone, Welcome to episode 56! Today we're talking about the sweet mix of Whiskey Liqueurs. More specifically, we're talking about Drambuie.   Thanks for listening!   This episode, we're drinking Drambuie on the rocks and Rusty Nails.    Facebook: www.facebook.com/agooddroppodcast Instagram: @agooddroppodcast Email: agooddrop@gmail.com Website: www.agooddrop.com.au

Spider-Man is finding his feet as a superhero, and that's good - because he's got to tangle with the Molten Man again! Packing a punch, James and Brad talk about Spidey's second punch-up with the Molten Man! These two slug it out, and out, and out, and out in a never ending punch fest. Who needs story when you can hit each other in the face? You can send us feedback and thoughts at swingingthroughspidey@gmail.com - we'll read them out! Shout out to Rusty Nails for composing our intro!

Spider-Man is finding his feet as a superhero, and that's good - because he's got to tangle with the Molten Man again! Packing a punch, James and Brad talk about Spidey's second punch-up with the Molten Man! These two slug it out, and out, and out, and out in a never ending punch fest. Who needs story when you can hit each other in the face? You can send us feedback and thoughts at swingingthroughspidey@gmail.com - we'll read them out! Shout out to Rusty Nails for composing our intro!

Spider-Man is finding his feet as a superhero, and that's good - because he's got to tangle with the Molten Man again! Packing a punch, James and Brad talk about Spidey's second punch-up with the Molten Man! These two slug it out, and out, and out, and out in a never ending punch fest. Who needs story when you can hit each other in the face? You can send us feedback and thoughts at swingingthroughspidey@gmail.com - we'll read them out! Shout out to Rusty Nails for composing our intro!

Say hi, and bye to the Crime Master! He stuck around! James and Brad are back to continue their journey through the Amazing Spider-Man saga as everything comes to a head in New York's underground scene. And just what is Foswell up to? Music by the excellent Rusty Nails!

Say hi, and bye to the Crime Master! He stuck around! James and Brad are back to continue their journey through the Amazing Spider-Man saga as everything comes to a head in New York's underground scene. And just what is Foswell up to? Music by the excellent Rusty Nails!

Say hi, and bye to the Crime Master! He stuck around! James and Brad are back to continue their journey through the Amazing Spider-Man saga as everything comes to a head in New York's underground scene. And just what is Foswell up to? Music by the excellent Rusty Nails!

Episode Forty-Six of the IdeaPod. In this episode, Rob and Natalia put two unlike objects together to come up with new products based on those objects. Yes, it is as weird and fun as it sounds.  Read More The post #46 Rusty Nails to Thingamabobs appeared first on Bandwidth Marketing.

Another episode, another villain! Last time out we met the Green Goblin and this week we are delighted to meet a new big hitter - Kraven The Hunter. After the returning Chameleon is foiled once more, he hires a professional to get the job done for him - there are antics and there are twists - but what are you going to expect from The Amazing Spider-Man saga. Once more - our music is by the fantastic RUSTY NAILS!

Another episode, another villain! Last time out we met the Green Goblin and this week we are delighted to meet a new big hitter - Kraven The Hunter. After the returning Chameleon is foiled once more, he hires a professional to get the job done for him - there are antics and there are twists - but what are you going to expect from The Amazing Spider-Man saga. Once more - our music is by the fantastic RUSTY NAILS!

Another episode, another villain! Last time out we met the Green Goblin and this week we are delighted to meet a new big hitter - Kraven The Hunter. After the returning Chameleon is foiled once more, he hires a professional to get the job done for him - there are antics and there are twists - but what are you going to expect from The Amazing Spider-Man saga. Once more - our music is by the fantastic RUSTY NAILS!

We're back with our journey through The Amazing Spider-Man saga. Fourteen episodes in, we're granted the honour of meeting another Spider-Man big hitter: The Green Goblin. The Green Goblin is actually very nice (mostly) to our Spidey, and with big money on the line, Spidey puts his life at risk! Hey, do it for that green. And there's a lot of green on offer in this one, as we also meet The Incredible Hulk - for some reason. Music by the fantastic RUSTY NAILS!

We're back with our journey through The Amazing Spider-Man saga. Fourteen episodes in, we're granted the honour of meeting another Spider-Man big hitter: The Green Goblin. The Green Goblin is actually very nice (mostly) to our Spidey, and with big money on the line, Spidey puts his life at risk! Hey, do it for that green. And there's a lot of green on offer in this one, as we also meet The Incredible Hulk - for some reason. Music by the fantastic RUSTY NAILS!

We're back with our journey through The Amazing Spider-Man saga. Fourteen episodes in, we're granted the honour of meeting another Spider-Man big hitter: The Green Goblin. The Green Goblin is actually very nice (mostly) to our Spidey, and with big money on the line, Spidey puts his life at risk! Hey, do it for that green. And there's a lot of green on offer in this one, as we also meet The Incredible Hulk - for some reason. Music by the fantastic RUSTY NAILS!

This Christmas season, as we navigate the hubris of flying reindeer, jolly old elves and a little drummer boy let’s not forget the true meaning of Christmas. Let the beautiful lights reminds us that Jesus is the Light of the world and the evergreen trees shall symbolize our hope of eternal life. Underneath the trees will be beautifully wrapped gifts, but the greatest gift of all was wrapped in swaddling clothes and laid in a manger. “For unto us a Child is born, Unto us a Son is given; And His name will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.”

How can indifference be holy?  Find out how to apply this great spiritual exercise and learn about Wade's rusty nail experience in the middle of nowhere in Mexico.

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Grab your passport and sunglasses because we are going on an intercontinental adventure.We will journey to the amazon to discover the secret history of Wonder Woman, hop over to New Orleans to hear the funk-soul of Tank and the Bangas, and fly home to Portland to hear about the clown that inspired "The Simpsons" character Krusty the Clown.Could Holograms Bring the Universe to a Classroom Near You? - 24:55A virtual trip to the pyramids? An interactive hologram of the solar system? Virtual reality has the potential to transform the classroom and how we learn everything from history to astronomy to engineering. A unique local partnership between Oregon Story Board, Intel and Clackamas Community College received a prestigious grant from Microsoft to create and test an educational curriculum for the company's mixed reality Hololens, which allows users to see and interact with holograms laid over the real world. They found that the potential to help students understand complex systems like the automatic transmission was stunning.opbmusic Session With Tank and the Bangas - 30:53Thousands of bands entered NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest this year, but the judges said the answer was clear: The New Orleans band Tank and the Bangas. Filmed in a classroom, the video for their song “Quick” schooled us with infectious joy and introduced viewers all around the world to the band’s funk-soul-spoken-word style and the rapid-fire storytelling of Tarriona “Tank” Ball.Playwright's Estate Says "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" Can't Be Performed With A Black Actor - 39:17This month, a Portland Production of "Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" by Edward Albee made headlines — without an actor setting foot on-stage. A Portland producer had planned to stage the play this fall, casting an African-American actor, Damien Geter, in one of the four lead roles. However, as Albee was notoriously strict about casting, his estate delivered an ultimatum: cast a white actor in the role or lose the rights to the production.The producer Michael Streeter cancelled the play.The Portland Clown Who Inspired The Simpsons - 48:25And now... a blast from Portland’s past. OPB digital producer John Rosman recently produced a birthday video tribute to an icon: the entertainer who helped to inspire Krusty the Clown from "The Simpsons." Rusty Nails was a much-loved staple in the Portland entertainment community back in his day, and, despite his dangerous name, nothing like the depressed, alcoholic Krusty.

Ron Hawkins, front man to Lowest of the Low, Rusty Nails and the Do Good Assassins joins us to talk about his double bill - Planet of the Apes and Night of the Hunter. Okay - so, we’re playing this one a bit early. Lowest of the Low is getting back together to perform at the Hillside Festival in Guelph July 14 and they’re releasing a long awaited Low album, Do The Right Now - and in terms of publicity — we should hold off on this podcast until then. But waiting is a lot to ask of any a Hawkins fan especially with two odd and edgy classic films tapping into a history of gangsters, bank robbers and a band that actually thought jogging and abstinence might be a good formula for creativity. Don’t worry, Ron. We’ll be repeating this one in time for the album, guaranteed.

Just in time for Holy Week, the guys talk about the Crucifixion, while drinking Rusty Nails (3 parts Scotch whisky, 1 part Drambuie)   Call us at (803)780-4264 to ask questions, leave comments, or make suggestions. You might even get on the show.

Welcome back dear listeners! Spoiler alerts for Joy Ride. Today we are joined by extra special guest Joe Post. You can find his work here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0-L2nbCZYc16WswFy9PzBw/videos or follow on twitter @jpostpro. We talk about movies, do some hot seat stuff, and hear about what Joe is working on. We then talk about Joy Ride, Candy Canes and Rusty Nails. Stay tuned for an announcement re next week. Love you all. Rate and review us on iTunes, give at least five starts and find us on all movies with john places.

Sitting down with the funny and crazy busy, Stephanie McHugh.  Some of our topics... Rusty Nails, Turning 50, High School Graduations, My Cat is From Hell... Speaking of hell, Stephanie shares her experience with Ice Baths.   Stephanie reminds us to eat one pound of dark greens a day and 2 pounnds of veggies a day... healthy, what?! If you are in the Denver area, catch Stephanie McHugh with Steve McGrew on May 13 - Comedy & Cocktails at PACE: Steve "Mudflap" McGrew & Stephanie McHugh - https://parkerarts.ticketforce.com/eventperformances.asp?evt=421&_ga=1.110546572.842412014.1461638198 Carrie McCloud needs your thoughts and prayers.  Her latest blog post has her digging deep and showing a vulnerable side of herself.  We love you, Carrie -  http://www.carrieonlife.com/2016/04/25/i-cant-stay-silent/ Cheers!! Here are the places where you can find Two Girls and a Bottle of Wine.  www.twogirlsandabottleofwine.com Podbean - http://twogirlsandabottleofwine.podbean.com/ Spreaker - http://www.spreaker.com/show/two_girls_and_a_bottle_of_wine iHeartRadio - http://www.iheart.com/show/Two-Girls-And-A-Bottle-Of-Wine/ iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/two-girls-and-a-bottle-of-wine/id654819145?mt=2 Stitcher - http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=35111 Tumblr - http://2girlsandwine.tumblr.com

The Hill Never Ends PODCAST was recorded live at the Roslyn Packer Theatre in Walsh Bay, Sydney on February 28th 2016. The “Gathering of the Clan” was an event designed to celebrate the long history of the Bachelor of Communications - Theatre Media degree at Charles Sturt University, Bathurst. Episode 3 is a cracker! Listen to a live recording of Dr Kate Smith performing as Rusty Nails. I also catch up with Kate directly after her performance. Finally, Mike Finch and Jerry Boland give inspiring, extended interviews regarding all things TM. #Interviews by Tracy Burton, BA Arts (Communication – Theatre/Media), Grad Dip Ed

NOW Magazine's song writer of the year for 2015 is evidence that Ron Hawkins is still a talent to be reckoned with. As a founding member of Lowest of the Low, Ron found huge success in the early 90's with the bands first release "Shakespeare my Butt." Because of the band's do-it-yourself (DIY) ethics, they were able to basically write their own distribution deal with a major label based on the success of the first release. Since then Ron put together other bands including "Ron Hawkins and the Rusty Nails" and "Ron Hawkins and the Do Good Assassins" and has been releasing albums for over 20 years. His recent release it with the Do Good Assassins called "Garden Songs." In the podcast we talk about the days of old and the days of new, life, kids, music and whatever came up in Ron's basement studio. Check out: www.ronhawkins.com/ or www.lowestofthelow.com/ to find out more about all things Ron Hawkins. Help the podcast out by pledging on Patreon,  www.patreon.com/apologue Brought to you by fetchclass.com Shop with amazon.ca, amazon.com and amazon.co.uk  Bookmark the link and support the show!! Also brought to you by Musicians Friend Pick up a shirt http://apologue.ca/shop/  

I had to start this interview off by asking Bob what a Rusty Nail was (the reference on his site was to a cocktail, not an actual nail that was sitting out in the rain and got rusty :-)). A rusty nail of course is a cocktail (you'll have to listen to the interview to find out what's actually in a Rusty Nail (I've become kind of a skirt about hard liquor, so I don't think I'll be trying one anytime soon). This was just one of the fun little tidbits I picked up from Bob's "About" page, which I always check out before I'm going to interview someone, regardless of how well I may know the person (speaking of which, when was the last time you reviewed and updated your "About" page? I think mine is in for an update soon!). BobWP (we'll just say Bob for the rest of the post) and I had connected on Twitter through the #GenesisWP hashtag sometime earlier this year. It was when a conversation started about connecting with other Genesis enthusiasts at WordCamp San Francisco that I got to connect more with Bob, and of course in person at WordCamp SF (the dinner out with everyone was definitely the highlight of WordCamp SF for me).  As soon as Bob and I started chatting while at WordCamp I knew I wanted to have him on the podcast! Like everyone else I've interviewed I had to ask Bob about his story and what lead him to a business focusing on WordPress and training. Many of my interviewees have had a previous 'career' or experience in Web Design, but Bob's background stemmed from owning his own design company (print design) that he owned with his wife. He got into WordPress when he realized everything was moving away from print and with his love of learning and teaching he stepped into WordPress. *Fun Side Note* One of my subscribers just let me know that she took her first WordPress class from BobWP! And now she has a full WordPress business herself, so I'd say that's a pretty great testament to Bob's teaching skills!) Bob still works for himself and his wife works at home along side him, which I would guess not many people can do successfully and stay together... Bob and his wife have done this for years and have clearly made it work. Oh... and did I mention that Bob and his wife live on an island in the state of Washington? Yep! And somehow he still manages to network and connect locally. When I asked Bob to share something fun about himself, it just confirmed what I thought about him when I met him, that he's a great guy and does more than his fair share of giving back. And no, I'm not going to tell you. :-) You have to listen to the interview to find out what Bob's 'fun fact' is! Make sure to stop by Bob's site and connect with him on Twitter (he's pretty active on twitter), you won't be disappointed. Links from this episode BobWP Online Bob on Twitter    

In this week's podcast Ps John Iuliano shares a beautiful Good Friday message for Easter 2012.

After a new year spent exclusively drinking Rusty Nails, we finally got through our fuzzy heads to sit down and record the second ever Sub Dogs Pod. It meant we could role out a couple of exciting features. Firstly, a ...

To keep us waiting before their new release after their timeless piece of music “Landscapes” released last year on Marketing Music, the Idioma brothers just put together some music that inspired them during their long studio sessions. The mix includes an unreleased tracks by the brothers themselves : Five Days. TRACKLISTING 1 – Darkstar – Need You 2 – Siriusmo – Nights Off 3 – Clouddead – (Apt.1) 4 – Jackson C. Frank – Milk And Honey 5 – Ratatat – Gipsy Threat 6 – Radiohead – Where Bluebirds Fly 7 – Idioma – Five Days 8 – Boys Noize – Gax 9 – Mr. Oizo – Polocaust 10 – Jean Baptiste Barrière – Sonate Pour Violoncelle I, Allegro 11 – Para One – Liege 12 – Moderat – Rusty Nails 13 – Detect – Bande A Part 14 – Das Glow – Cathedrale 15 – Bobby Vinton – Blue velvet 16 – Chapelier Fou – Les Métamorphoses Du Vide iTunes / RSS / Newsletter Download (Right Click / Ctrl Click + Save Link As…)

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We're back with our journey through The Amazing Spider-Man saga. Fourteen episodes in, we're granted the honour of meeting another Spider-Man big hitter: The Green Goblin. The Green Goblin is actually very nice (mostly) to our Spidey, and with big money on the line, Spidey puts his life at risk! Hey, do it for that green. And there's a lot of green on offer in this one, as we also meet The Incredible Hulk - for some reason. Music by the fantastic RUSTY NAILS!

Another episode, another villain! Last time out we met the Green Goblin and this week we are delighted to meet a new big hitter - Kraven The Hunter. After the returning Chameleon is foiled once more, he hires a professional to get the job done for him - there are antics and there are twists - but what are you going to expect from The Amazing Spider-Man saga. Once more - our music is by the fantastic RUSTY NAILS!

Spider-Man is finding his feet as a superhero, and that's good - because he's got to tangle with the Molten Man again! Packing a punch, James and Brad talk about Spidey's second punch-up with the Molten Man! These two slug it out, and out, and out, and out in a never ending punch fest. Who needs story when you can hit each other in the face? You can send us feedback and thoughts at swingingthroughspidey@gmail.com - we'll read them out! Shout out to Rusty Nails for composing our intro!

After Spider-Man's dealings with The Lizard finished, we all thought he was in for a rest. No. An injured Spidey is thrown into an encounter with a new Villain, The Shocker. And is someone getting closer to discovering the true identity of Spider-Man? Yes. Here's issue 46 of The Amazing Spider-Man. Complete with our favourite EVER Spidey moment up to this point. RIP STAN LEE Music by RUSTY NAILS.

Say hi, and bye to the Crime Master! He stuck around! James and Brad are back to continue their journey through the Amazing Spider-Man saga as everything comes to a head in New York's underground scene. And just what is Foswell up to? Music by the excellent Rusty Nails!