Podcasts about seastock

Montevideo. Después de casi seis meses de espera, nos mudamos. El camión de mudanza está demorado y, mientras tanto, se me ocurre mirar algunas fotos en el celular. Música: Soulful Motown Blues, de Seastock

Montevideo. La obra avanza a un ritmo directamente proporcional a las veces que voy a la ferretería: por eso debe ser que voy tan seguido. A veces el benchmarking se hace en los lugares menos pensados. Música: Shine, de Seastock

Montevideo, se acerca el invierno pero en este apartamento no hace frío. Una pizza de delivery, una pareja es su máxima intimidad, una murga joven, un jugo de naranja y mango, y una conocida que sale sin saber en una foto de otro. Dirk Gently tenía razón: todo está conectado. Música: Groovy Ukelele, de Seastock

Análisis a fondo del comportamiento de las lenguas en un beso apasionado. Música: Groovy Ukelele, de Seastock

Fuimos a la Playa Roja porque las fotos de internet estaban buenísimas. Google muchas veces te oculta cosas. Música: Shine, de Seastock

Hay reencuentros que te refriegan en la cara lo paloma que solías ser. Música: Soulful Motown Blues, de Seastock

Posiblmente, de las 7 del mundo antiguo, los jardines son la maravilla más desconocida de todas. En este audio repasamos a fondo algunos de sus características más importantes. Pistas de audio creadas por Josh Wood Woodward, Seastock, Reman, Lötshana David y Ourviscence.

Posiblmente, de las 7 del mundo antiguo, los jardines son la maravilla más desconocida de todas. En este audio repasamos a fondo algunos de sus características más importantes. Pistas de audio creadas por Josh Wood Woodward, Seastock, Reman, Lötshana David y Ourviscence.

0:00 El Equipo A(migas y jugonas). 0:52 Presentación, agradecimientos y disculpas @mami_meeple. Música [Earth. Happy. Jamendo] 2:39 Pst! Pst! Ya nos toca!? SINTONÍA [Lucky day. Roger That. Jamendo] 2:55 ESSEN con @nucaica y @_nyita_ : Hijos, autores y muchos juegos (Long live the Queen, Professor Evil and the Citadell of Time, Dragon Castle, Noria, In between, Photosynthesis, Coaster Park, Omiga, Tokio Highway, Tribe, Five Flee Fortress, Fast Forward System, Shadows in Kyoto, Herbalism, The mistery of temples y Sorcerer & Stones) Música Seastock. Indie Rock Summer. Jamendo] 40:00 Las DAU con @nucaica y @paznmp: Danzas rituales, protos, editores, acoso a Seiji Kanai, juegos minimalistas y más. 50:00 Despedida y Formas de contacto. @mami_meeple. SINTONÍA [Lucky day. Roger That. Jamendo]

Columnist Pat Snyder Hurley talks with show host Cynthia Rosi about her forthcoming book of poetry from Night Ballet Press entitled Hard to Swallow, co-written with her husband Bill Hurley. The pair embarked on the poetic journey when Bill was diagnosed with cancer, and it formed a central part of their mindfulness work during that difficult time. After the interview, Amy Dalrymple visits the Global Gallery and the Peripatetic Poets and broadcasts a reading by Jane Varley. Music by Seastock on Jamendo, "Rise and Shine."

What's the deal with Talk Tripe? David answers listener questions about the recent episode delays, his new job in professional radio, and the future of this podcast. Is this the last episode? What's going on? We listen to a classic Budweiser commercial and some outstanding indie music by MC Fitti and Seastock. #whatsup

Minnecojou Lakota poet Trevino Brings Plenty discusses two poems from his volume Ghost River, as well as Native culture, writing, and the protests at Standing Rock. You can buy Wakpa Wanagi, Ghost River, on Amazon or order it through your local bookstore. Music by Rise and Shine (2015), Seastock from Jamendo.com. Artwork from an unsigned mural in Detroit.

Nita Sweeney writes the blog Bum Glue and puts out Write Now Newsletter a comprehensive listing of writer and reader events in central Ohio, through her writer website www.nitasweeney.com. She's also a student of Natalie Goldberg, and teaches Goldberg's work in Upper Arlington. Word Carver host Cynthia Rosi talks with Sweeney about using Goldberg's technique of timed writings to create a memoir, and about the changing writer's scene here in Columbus. Music credit: Rise and Shine (2015) by Seastock on Jamendo.com.

Nick White talks about ex-gay ministry and gay conversion therapy in light of his first novel How to Survive a Summer with show host Cynthia Rosi, as well as problems of craft and construction. Music credit: Rise and Shine (2015) by Seastock on Jamendo.com.

En el Podcast de hoy, tendremos la biografía del escritor del Terror por excelencia, quizá el más famoso de todos. Poeta, Periodista y Escritor. Una vida llena de desdichas, miserias y desgracias daría forma en su mente, para que los fantasmas y espíritus oscuros, se alojaran en su corazón. Asesinos, muerte, terror y todos los miedos del ser humanos, tratados de forma magistral. Luego, haremos una Dramatización de una de sus obras. El Barril de Amontillado. EDGAR ALLAN POE. Un Mísero Poeta. La segunda sección, nos visitarán la Psicofonías o Parafonías. Voces de niños y mujeres, en la Ciudad de Granada. Espero que disfrutéis de la Historia, Biografía, Terror y Misterio, en la última entrega de La Llamada De La Luna. (LLDLL). CONTACTA: BLOG- elcaminarte.es TWITTER- @llamadadelaluna FACEBOOK- La Llamada De La Luna MUSICAS: - 0:00:29 (ARUM) - 0:01:57 (SEASTOCK) - 0:05:55 / 0:27:00 (MATTIA VLAD MORLEO) - 0:44:10 (BENJAMIN ORTH) - 0:52:00 (LIQUID CLOUD 9) Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

“Goodnight, John-boy!” “Goodnight, Rory!” Kyla and Taylor are talking about how The Waltons (the ‘71-81 TV show) compare to the Gilmores, including family dynamics and a curiously similar house. But you know who are cooler than the Waltons and Gilmores combined? Our grandmas! We talk to them about whether or not the Waltons got the Great Depression right and how Kyla's ancestors may or may not have killed Isadora Duncan. (Seriously.) BONUS: 2 new Easter eggs for A Year in the Life! Music: "Rise and Shine" by Seastock.

"DON'T TAKE THE PILLS!" Kyla and Taylor are talking Valley of the Dolls, both the '66 book and '67 movie. We try to explain the crazy plot, get into why author Jacqueline Susann was a groundbreaker, and compare Patty Duke's real singing voice with her (gasp!) fake singing voice. Plus, this story seems to have way too many overlaps with Gilmore Girls to be coincidental, which we promise to get to amid our tangents about 30 Rock, 20th Century Women, and SNL. Music: "Rise and Shine" by Seastock.

Gossip at the country club! A real-life murder plot! Men grabbing women above the elbows! Kyla and Taylor dive into the drama and scandal of Peyton Place, including the 1956 novel, 1957 movie, and 1964-69 TV show, and somehow end up mentioning The Simpsons, Star Wars, and Casablanca along the way. PLUS, A new segment: Easter Egg Hunt! (Also, Taylor regrets she couldn't remember a single title of a movie that the super-talented Mia Farrow has starred in while recording. Some of her best-known roles are in The Great Gatsby (1974), Hannah and Her Sisters (1986), and Rosemary's Baby (1968). Taylor especially loves her performance in Hannah and Her Sisters.) For more on the Peyton Place TV show, check out this 2013 AV Club article by Stephen Bowie: http://www.avclub.com/article/why-institutional-memory-was-peyton-places-hidden-105363 Music: "Rise and Shine" by Seastock

We ask, "Is this even a pop culture reference?" in this episode. Spoiler alert: Yes. Kyla and Taylor talk about tons of people nicknamed Moose, including Archie's best buddy Moose in Archie Comics and another Moose that Gilmore Girls fans will probably be fans of. Also, listening to this episode is like winning $20,000. You're welcome. Music: "Rise and Shine" by Seastock.

by Apollo Justice-Johnson Features “Holiday Ukulele Love Song” from Uplifting Acoustic by Seastock  

We're already breaking from our show mold because we had to talk Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life! We've got thoughts on the final four words (if we can remember them correctly) and a theory on what Amy Sherman-Palladino would have done if she hadn't left during season 7. Plus, Kyla dishes on why she loved Emily's storyline, and Taylor does her best to control her disdain for Logan and the Life and Death Brigade. Music: "Rise and Shine" by Seastock.

Today's episode of SO IT'S A SHOW? is all about Jack Kerouac. We are referencing Gilmore Girls episodes 101, 216, 501, and the 1st trailer for A Year in The Life. (But don't worry—no spoilers for the new Netflix episodes!) Also, we know we that guy in Luke's diner is named Joey, not Mike. He was just that forgettable. Music in this episode provided by Snowflake "A Foolish Game" and Seastock "Rise and Shine."

On our first episode, we discuss Daguerre and the invention of photography; bonus points if you face-swap with a daguerreotype. Happy listening! Thanks to following artists for providing the music for this episode: El Mundo De Yas, Duo Durango, Clows, Seastock, and Sebastian and Lucius.   TAGS: historyphotographytechnology