Podcast appearances and mentions of sal paradise

Carretera en la carratera. Ya era hora de perderse por The Road de Kerouac, y lo hacemos de la mano de Miguel López, que publica 100 años en la Carretera, un repaso musical a las peripecias musicales de Sal Paradise. Además Carlotta Chelsea le pega un repaso al contingente femenino del Azkena. El sábado, girls to the front. Y temazos, claro: 1 Loop – Fermion 2 King Hannah – All being Fine 3 Molar – Dos 4 Canned Heat – On the Road Again 5 Flaco Barral – Mexicanita 6 Patti Smith – RNR Nigger 7 Suzi Quatro – 48 Crash 8 Tiburona – Sola y Feliz

1957- Debuta en las librerías la historia del viaje sin retorno de Dean Moriarty, Sal Paradise y los demás personajes, seudónimos todos para habitantes reales de la galaxia beat. La novela aparece ante los lectores como un grito urgente y no demoran las ofertas para adaptarla al cine. En medio de la euforia, Kerouac se convence de que el único capaz de interpretar al alter ego de Neal Cassady, representado por Moriarty, era quien había encarnado a Stanley Kowalski en "Un tranvía llamado deseo", Marlon Brando y le escribe una carta. En la voz, Bárbara Espejo.

I just can't wait to get on the road again. 'On The Road' by Jack Kerouac is a classic of American literature and is frequently listed as one of the best books of the 1900's. It is a non-stop adventure that blurs the line between fiction & non-fiction. Sal Paradise (the author) provides a 1st person account as he crosses back and forth across the US with his mad friend Dean Moriarty (Neal Cassady). Kerouac became the voice of the 'Beat Generation' and the frantic energy and madness of travel is truly highlighted within.I summarised the book as follows. "It has a strong start but the longer it went, the more it dragged on. I found myself disliking the main characters and that is a death knell for me. It does do a great job of portraying the frantic energy of a bizarre time and is a snapshot of life in 1950's America. However, I felt it did do an injustice by not highlighting some of the mundane parts of travelling/partying as it really only focused upon the good times."I hope you have a fantastic day wherever you are in the world. Kyrin out!Timeline:(0:00) - Synopsis(1:52) - Travel: The ups & downs of energy(4:57) - Madness: An unstoppable force if let loose(8:07) - Personal Observations(10:02) - Summary(11:12) - Pragmatic Takeaway: Don't judge madness as only badConnect with Mere Mortals:Website: https://www.meremortalspodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meremortalspodcast/Support the show

'On The Road' by Jack Kerouac is a classic of American literature and is frequently listed as one of the best books of the 1900's. It is a non-stop adventure that blurs the line between fiction & non-fiction. Sal Paradise (the author) provides a 1st person account as he crosses back and forth across the US with his mad friend Dean Moriarty (Neal Cassady). Kerouac became the voice of the 'Beat Generation' and the frantic energy and madness of travel is truly highlighted within.I summarised the book as follows. "It has a strong start but the longer it went, the more it dragged on. I found myself disliking the main characters and that is a death knell for me. It does do a great job of portraying the frantic energy of a bizarre time and is a snapshot of life in 1950's America. However, I felt it did do an injustice by not highlighting some of the mundane parts of travelling/partying as it really only focused upon the good times."As always, we hope you enjoy, Mere Mortals out!Timeline:(0:00) - Synopsis(1:52) - Travel: The ups & downs of energy(4:57) - Madness: An unstoppable force if let loose(8:07) - Personal Observations(10:02) - Summary(11:12) - Pragmatic Takeaway: Don't judge madness as only badConnect with Mere Mortals:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meremortalspodcast/

Brian and Connie discuss failing malls in post-industrial cities, Russian Dolls of Economic Doom, Applebee’s, and Rochester oddities. They hypothesize that, due to the Thruway time warp, Sal Paradise only made it as far as Buffalo (not San Francisco, as claimed). They wonder if the USA should have 3,143 states, if Dick Cheney is technically alive or dead, and what the Pope has up his sleeves. Music: Floppy Disks by Shane Ivers – https://www.silvermansound.com

Once upon a time, Jack Kerouac got very drunk, taped a 120-foot roll of paper together, and started typing for three straight weeks. He ended up with On the Road (1957), in which Kerouac is “Sal Paradise,” his BFF Neal Cassady is “Dean Moriarty,” and which recounts their travels across the United States and Mexico -- full of cool musings on how wives are a drag, man, and how they call beer “cerveza” in Spanish. OK, we find plenty to dunk on in this famous Beat novel (e.g. misogyny, ambivalent-to-non-existent class politics or any politics for that matter, and racism/essentialism). But we also have a lot of great convo about the refusal of Cold War capitalist hegemony, homosociality and desire, the Beats, and how Kerouac is like a B minus minus minus Walt Whitman (sorry, we couldn’t resist). Also, Megan convinces Tristan and Katie that this is better if you read it as an eighteenth-century epistolary novel. We read the Penguin edition with an introduction by Kerouac biographer Ann Charters. For more on the Beats and gender, we highly recommend Michael Davidson’s Guys Like Us: Citing Masculinity in Cold War Poetics. And Megan’s article “Caption, Snapshot, Archive: On Allen Ginsberg's Photo-Poems” in the March 2019 issue of Criticism is a pretty kick-ass discussion of the Beats and image culture if we do say so ourselves. Find us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @betterreadpod, and email us nice things at betterreadpodcast@gmail.com. Find Tristan on Twitter @tjschweiger, Katie @katiekrywo, and Megan @tuslersaurus.

This month Joe Keyport sat down three members of the band Sal Paradise right before their release show for their brand new Table for Two EP. 

This month, Vee aspired to bring in bands whom can be described as "Lush". Check out her interview with both bands, Sal Paradise and Atomic Cafe.

This month, Vee aspired to bring in bands whom can be described as "Lush". Check out her interview with both bands, Sal Paradise and Atomic Cafe.

En el camino de Jack Kerouac (1957) es un libro que nos relata las aventuras de Sal Paradise, un joven escritor, mientras viaja a través de los Estados Unidos. Sal vive en Nueva York y recientemente se ha divorciado de su esposa. Sin propósito y sin nada que le apasione, es que se encuentra con Dean Moriarty, un hombre excentrico y lleno de energia, que despierta en él el deseo de experimentar la vida. Así empiezan los viajes de nuestro protagonista. Escucha qué tiene de bueno y de malo En el camino en este episodio de A la aventura, podcast de libros y lectura.   ¡Vota! www.alaaventura.net/votoautor   Música de entrada: Gymnopedie No. 1 de Erik Satie Música de salida: Jeux D’eau de Maurice Ravel APP app.alaaventura.net Contacto www.alaaventura.net/contacto www.facebook.com/alaaventurapodcast Twitter: @alaaventura jboscomendoza@gmail.com Ayuda a hacer posible este podcast a través de Patreon http://wwww.patreon.com/alaaventura O compra el libro del que hablamos este episodio http://www.alaaventura.net/libros

因显示字符有限，关注微信公众号：为你读英语美文，获得更完整的原文，音乐资料 主播： Sean 地点： 加拿大 多伦多 今天，Sean要和大家分享美国作家杰克·凯鲁亚克（Jack Kerouac）的代表作On the Road《在路上》。相信你们中的许多人都听过杰克·凯鲁亚克或者《在路上》的名字，或者听过“我还年轻，我渴望上路”的讲法，又或许看过12年上映的根据小说改编的同名电影。无论以何种方式，在路上这三个字或多或在都已经存在在我们每个人的身边，前段时间传播很广的“世界那么大，我想去看看”的辞职理由就有些这样的意味。 On the Road可以说是时代的产物。小说作者凯鲁亚克是美国“垮掉的一代”——the Beat Generation——的代表人物，所谓“垮掉的一代”其实是美国后现代文学流派的一个小小的分支，指的是美国二战后的一群年轻的作家和诗人，他们愤怒而反叛，逃离城市，追寻自由。有人说“垮掉的一代”似乎很颓废潦倒，但按照凯鲁亚克的讲法，the Beat Generation中的“Beat”还可以理解为音乐意义上的“节拍”，是一种“beatitude”,其实一种至高的快乐感。《在路上》就诞生于作者凯鲁亚克的数年的周游美国的旅途之后，文字因此读来便有种放纵不羁的感觉，夸张点甚至可以说是“离经叛道”，但是却不出意料的迷人。 《在路上》是凯鲁亚克带有自传色彩的作品，小说主人公可以说就是作者自己的投影。小说里便是讲述了主人公萨尔（Sal Paradise），一位年轻的作家，跟着一个性格狂热甚至癫狂的叫做迪安（Dean Moriarty）的青年一起驾车公路旅行，不断往返于美国东西海岸之间的漫无目的的旅行，在大萧条的大背景下，每一个人都在追寻生命的意义。还没有打开书本，仅仅是“在路上”这三个字，就有着不断撩拨你内心深处的冲动的魔力，恨不能立刻打包行囊，就此上路，有目的地或无目的地。 ... 因显示字符有限，关注微信公众号：为你读英语美文，获得更完整的原文，音乐资料 主播介绍 Sean-本科毕业于上海交大，硕士毕业于多伦多大学 主播：Sean，制作 | 编辑: 永清 文字及垫乐归作者或版权方所有 图片源于网络 节目使用的文章，音乐，图片均为非商业性信息传递之用。如有侵权，请联系我们协商授权事宜。如使用不当，我们将尽快删除，并致以歉意。

因显示字符有限，关注微信公众号：为你读英语美文，获得更完整的原文，音乐资料 主播： Sean 地点： 加拿大 多伦多 今天，Sean要和大家分享美国作家杰克·凯鲁亚克（Jack Kerouac）的代表作On the Road《在路上》。相信你们中的许多人都听过杰克·凯鲁亚克或者《在路上》的名字，或者听过“我还年轻，我渴望上路”的讲法，又或许看过12年上映的根据小说改编的同名电影。无论以何种方式，在路上这三个字或多或在都已经存在在我们每个人的身边，前段时间传播很广的“世界那么大，我想去看看”的辞职理由就有些这样的意味。 On the Road可以说是时代的产物。小说作者凯鲁亚克是美国“垮掉的一代”——the Beat Generation——的代表人物，所谓“垮掉的一代”其实是美国后现代文学流派的一个小小的分支，指的是美国二战后的一群年轻的作家和诗人，他们愤怒而反叛，逃离城市，追寻自由。有人说“垮掉的一代”似乎很颓废潦倒，但按照凯鲁亚克的讲法，the Beat Generation中的“Beat”还可以理解为音乐意义上的“节拍”，是一种“beatitude”,其实一种至高的快乐感。《在路上》就诞生于作者凯鲁亚克的数年的周游美国的旅途之后，文字因此读来便有种放纵不羁的感觉，夸张点甚至可以说是“离经叛道”，但是却不出意料的迷人。 《在路上》是凯鲁亚克带有自传色彩的作品，小说主人公可以说就是作者自己的投影。小说里便是讲述了主人公萨尔（Sal Paradise），一位年轻的作家，跟着一个性格狂热甚至癫狂的叫做迪安（Dean Moriarty）的青年一起驾车公路旅行，不断往返于美国东西海岸之间的漫无目的的旅行，在大萧条的大背景下，每一个人都在追寻生命的意义。还没有打开书本，仅仅是“在路上”这三个字，就有着不断撩拨你内心深处的冲动的魔力，恨不能立刻打包行囊，就此上路，有目的地或无目的地。 ... 因显示字符有限，关注微信公众号：为你读英语美文，获得更完整的原文，音乐资料 主播介绍 Sean-本科毕业于上海交大，硕士毕业于多伦多大学 主播：Sean，制作 | 编辑: 永清 文字及垫乐归作者或版权方所有 图片源于网络 节目使用的文章，音乐，图片均为非商业性信息传递之用。如有侵权，请联系我们协商授权事宜。如使用不当，我们将尽快删除，并致以歉意。

Peat Wollaeger joins me via skype from his studio in St. Louis We talk Getting punched, summer in st louis, 50th Episode, Sal Paradise, Stencil Revolution, Robbing People, Art Basel, Commercial work, Banksy, Logan Hicks, The Streets, Ebay, Mountain Dew, Keith Haring, and Art in The Streets