Podcasts about send me on my way

This week, Dave & Cody dive into Matilda—the magical, slightly unhinged, and deeply beloved ‘90s classic! From Roald Dahl's twisted storytelling to Danny DeVito's unexpected masterpiece, we break down what makes this film a millennial favorite.

Text us, and Rock on!What do you get when you mix rock, world music, and folk elements with a dash of humor and a sprinkle of nostalgia? Join us for a lively exploration of Rusted Root's eclectic sounds, where we promise you'll learn something new about their breakthrough album "When I Woke" and the infectious tune "Send Me On My Way." We chat about the band's use of acoustic instruments, diving into their diverse influences from African, Latin, and Native American music, as well as celebrating their energetic live performances. With a spotlight on band members like Mike Glabicki, Liz Berlin, and Patrick Norman, we also share Tim's quirky preparation rituals with unique beverages, providing a humorous twist to our conversation.Reminiscing about college days and the evolving drug scene, our musical journey is peppered with nods to Seth Rogen, "Family Guy," and SNL sketches. Get ready for a wild ride through basslines, guitar unity, and the impressive work of producers like Bill Bottrell. From hippie culture critiques to shoutouts to tea drinkers, we embrace the whimsical blend of music, exercise, and humor. Join us as we riff on music styles, from barbershop to jazz, appreciating Rusted Root's unpredictable tempo changes and over-the-top happy tunes. It's all about finding joy in the beats and maybe, just maybe, working up an appetite for a good tune or two!Support the show

Text us, and Rock on!What do you get when you mix rock, world music, and folk elements with a dash of humor and a sprinkle of nostalgia? Join us for a lively exploration of Rusted Root's eclectic sounds, where we promise you'll learn something new about their breakthrough album "When I Woke" and the infectious tune "Send Me On My Way." We chat about the band's use of acoustic instruments, diving into their diverse influences from African, Latin, and Native American music, as well as celebrating their energetic live performances. With a spotlight on band members like Mike Glabicki, Liz Berlin, and Patrick Norman, we also share Tim's quirky preparation rituals with unique beverages, providing a humorous twist to our conversation.Reminiscing about college days and the evolving drug scene, our musical journey is peppered with nods to Seth Rogen, "Family Guy," and SNL sketches. Get ready for a wild ride through basslines, guitar unity, and the impressive work of producers like Bill Bottrell. From hippie culture critiques to shoutouts to tea drinkers, we embrace the whimsical blend of music, exercise, and humor. Join us as we riff on music styles, from barbershop to jazz, appreciating Rusted Root's unpredictable tempo changes and over-the-top happy tunes. It's all about finding joy in the beats and maybe, just maybe, working up an appetite for a good tune or two!Support the show

From our episode on Sweat, here's Ceri's brilliant rendition of "Why Do We Sweat?" This song is a parody of Rusted Root's "Send Me On My Way."Lyrics: Ceri RileyMusic: Joseph "Tuna" Metesh

Blending influences from around the globe, Pittsburgh's own Rusted Root made their mark on music history with their unforgettable 1992 hit, “Send Me On My Way”. This joyous tune only hit #72 on the Billboard Hot 100, but the song's prominence in movies, TV, and commercials has eclipsed its initial chart performance. This week, we'll dive further into the story and back catalog of Rusted Root to decide if we'd like to hold their little hand or tell them to run. If you like the show, be sure to rate, review, and subscribe. Email us at onehitthunderpodcast@gmail.com. Also, follow us on our social media: Twitter: @‌1hitthunderpod Instagram: onehitthunderpodcast Wanna create your own podcast? Contact us at We Know Podcasting for more information. Visit Punchline: A Band Called Punchline | Pittsburgh, PA for Punchline tour dates, news, and merch. Sign up for more One Hit Thunder on our Patreon One Hit Thunder | Patreon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Song title: Send Me On My Way

Welcome to PTBN Pop's Video Jukebox Song of The Day! Every weekday will be featuring a live watch of a great and memorable music video. On today's episode, Andy Atherton is watching “Send Me On My Way” by Rusted Root from 1994.   The YouTube link for the video is below so you can watch along!   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGMabBGydC0

WTOP Entertainment Reporter Jason Fraley chats with Rusted Root frontman Michael Glabicki as the band marks 30 years since its 1992 debut album "Cruel Sun," which featured a rough version of their smash hit "Send Me On My Way." They spoke in 2016 when the band played the AMP by Strathmore in North Bethesda, Maryland. (Theme Music: Scott Buckley's "Clarion")

SEND ME ON MY WAY!! (onmyway)Follow the podcast @didthatagewell IG: instagram.com/didthatagewellTwitter: twitter.com/didthatagewellFollow Molly @mollybirdsmithIG: instagram.com/mollybirdsmithTwitter: twitter.com/mollybirdsmith

Ep. 304 - Matt has thoughts on the new Jurassic Park, then we get you ready to preach on the 4th...Sunday after Pentecost. Check it out! Register for Zach's convo with Ron Rude here: https://lutheransrestoringcreation.org/event/13161/ The Playlist "Send Me On My Way" - Rusted Roots "Lightning Fields" - The Killers featuring k.d. lang "Lightning Crashes" - Live "Dirt Off Your Shoulder" - JAY-Z Listen to the full playlist over on the Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4dTReQd8Bh4HZC5KprxXDg?si=ea0159de9e1d4076 Become a Vinyl Preacher Patron! https://www.patreon.com/thevinylpreacher Matt Keadle is the pastor of St Mark's Lutheran Church and Campus Ministry in Los Angeles. Zach Parris is the pastor of Lutheran Campus Ministry at the University of Colorado. The Vinyl Preacher was the recipient of the 2019 Joseph Sittler Award given by the Lutheran Campus Ministry Network.

1. Deez Premiers  2. Body Majic Final Week Preview  3. Ignorant Golfers   4. Send Me On My Way  5. Riley Reviews Seasons  6. September Santa Hero   Follow our socials:https://linktr.ee/MacPack3Featuring music by DeepDaze Featuring music sourced from Bensound.com Featuring instrumental music from Queen (It's A Kind Of Magic) Featuring Melbourne Demons Theme Song by Checkers

#305-301Intro/Outro: When a Man Loves a Woman by Percy Sledge305. This Charming Man by The Smiths304. Graceland by Paul Simon303. California Dreamin' by The Mamas and the Papas302. Send Me On My Way by Rusted Root301. Push by Matchbox TwentyBalderdash alert: I inserted one bogus fact into today's episode and it is your job to identify it.Decade update:30's - 140's - 250's - 1660's - 3270's - 4680's - 1690's - 3300's - 3310's - 2020's - 1Top years:1970 - 111966 - 91994 - 8

We are really living for Nostalgic November right now and cannot express how excited we were to talk talk about Matilda. Everything from the music to the characters, this movie is a nostalgic juggernaut. It is hard to not look back at this movie and not completely love it. We discussed so many things: - On a scale 1-10, how guilty does this movie make you feel for not reading more books? - What would the movie be like if Mary-Kate and Ashley Olson played Matilda?- Matilda vs Eleven- which telekinetic is stronger? - Send Me On My Way- how do you rank other one hit wonder songs from the 90s/2000s?and so much more!!! Be sure to subscribe, rate and leave a comment on Apple podcasts! Next week we continue Nostalgic November with T2: Judgement Day!Social Media: IG: @house.of.cinema_Twitter: @houseofcinema_

Trigger warning: this episode contains conversations about depression and suicide. If you've not heard about Kath Koschel and the work she's doing, you will. She's making the world a better place, one act of kindness at a time. In this episode we dig into her personal story and it's one of the most incredible stories of adversity, resilience and courage I've heard. Kath has transformed her life threatening challenges into a global kindness movement. She is one of the toughest, most courageous, brave, hardworking, humble and genuine people you'll meet. Kath has founded the Kindness Factory – an organisation and global movement that promotes kindness around the world. She's developed a curriculum that teaches kindness in schools, she's broken world records, she's an elite athlete in multiple sports, a Pride of Australia Medal recipient amongst so many other achievements. Oh, and she's training to swim the English Channel. When you hear about what she's gone through to get here, you'll appreciate why she's such an inspiration.Kath's drink pairing for this episode: Peach KombuchaKaths' soundtrack for this episode: 'Send Me On My Way' – Rusted RootFor more info, check out www.kindnessfactory.com and @kindnessfactory on Instagram. #onesmallact

Find us at: iTunes Spotify Patreon We're here with some reviews of the best (and worst) of streaming holiday movies this year with some choice holiday selections you can watch on various streaming services this holiday season: Noelle (Disney Plus) The Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding (Netflix) A Knight Before Christmas (Netflix) The Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby (Netflix) Let It Snow (Netflix) Holiday in the WIld (Netflix) Macintosh & Maud have started a Patreon! Any little bit you can contribute helps, and we have special contributor-only content if you donate at the $2 level, including our review of Patrick Swayze's surfing classic with the majestic Keanu Reeves, Point Break! You can email us with feedback at macintoshandmaud@gmail.com, or you can connect with us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. If you like the podcast, make sure to subscribe and review on iTunes, Spotify, or your favorite podcatcher, and tell your friends. Intro music taken from the Second Movement of Ludwig von Beethoven's 9th Symphony. Licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Hong Kong (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 HK) license. To hear the full performance or get more information, visit the song page at the Internet Archive. Excerpt taken from "Send Me On My Way," written by Mike Glabicki and Rusted Root, and performed by Rusted Root. © 1994 Polygram Records, Inc. Jingle bells effect taken from “Jingle bells.wav” created by user ‘juskiddink’ on the Freesound platform. Licensed under an Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0) license. To get additional information or download the sound, visit Freesound.

Rusted Root frontman Michael Glabiki phones Kyle Meredith to take us back to 1994 for the 25th anniversary of the band's breakthrough LP, When I Woke. He shares the stories behind songs "Send Me On My Way", "Martyr", and "Ecstasy". He also tells us about being in an organic-sounding band at the height of grunge, their political activism, and how it translates to events happening today. From there, he shares a number of tour stories, from his experiences opening for Grateful Dead, Allman Brothers, Plant & Page, to jogging through gang territory, and to once playing a HORDE festival show to an audience of three: Sheryl Crow, her manager, and her dog. We also get an update on his new band, Uprooted, and their plans to release music this year. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

It’s the perfect soundtrack to those lighthearted movies you watched as a kid. It’s kind of world music. It’s mostly incoherent made up lyrics. It’s Rusted Roots’ big single “Send Me On My Way” and we discuss it on this episode. Grab your patchouli oil. Enjoy Follow us on Instagram & Twitter. Become a patron. It helps support our podcast and you get some cool perks. Go to Patreon.com/ohyeahthatsong for more info.

Katie saw Rusted Root live, they were fine. Brad owned two of their albums, they were also fine. There's no doubt that this song inspires sheer joy and has, thankfully, stood the test of time, despite not really charting that high at the time of its initial release. But '95 was a tough year. Tell you what; if you get fired from your job then go out strong just like Rick did. Peter Gabriel's "So," Paul Simon's "Graceland," Talking Head's "This Must Be the Place." All distilled by some white hippies out of Pittsburgh. Ombaseeyou, ombatellyou New Game: Glabicking, or Glibnicking. Give it a try, have some fun. This guy has a VERY expressive mouth. Happy Birthday to you, Joe Shipley.

Redemption episode - Melissa Paradis. Still fell asleep. The original Homeward Bound. Super shaky cinematography. Phil has name pronunciation problems yet again. Multi-note problems. Our cousin’s dog pulled a miniature incredible journey. Melissa repeats exactly what Amanda talked about earlier. Our Dungeons and Dragons adventure. Sad face notes. Sketchy train track without any drama. Baby bear cat fight. Fantastic Mr Fox - great book, terrible movie. Old Jeremy the Hermit is the best. Mad Hatter situation. Melissa cares more about dogs than humans. Weird little girl like the Blake’s girl. I’m glad that cat came because we couldn’t stand our daughter. Game - would you rather journey questions. Spike face. Operator gossip chain. This movie was missing a journey montage - preferably Send Me On My Way. Dramatic long run ending. New pet Roombas - Roger and Poomba. Roombas make an incredible journey every time. One Tree Hill and Everwood marathons. Next episode - Sword in the Stone.

Bueller?....Bueller?....Bueller? If you are playing hookey, you need some tunes to accompany you through the day. Songs that make you feel good. Here they are, just make sure not to get caught. 1. Oh Yeah, Yello. (music bed) 2. Ferris Bueller's Day Off, movie clip. 3. Mr. Blue Sky, ELO. 4. I Want You Back, Jackson 5. 5. FBDO, movie clip. 6. Walking on Sunshine, Katrina and the Waves. 7. I'll Take You There, The Staples Singers. 8. Get the Party Started, Pink. 9. FBDO, movie clip. 10. It's a Beautiful Day, Michael Buble. 11. Don't Stop Me Now, Queen. 12. Send Me On MY Way, Rusted Root. 13. FDBO, movie clip. 14. I'm So Excited, The Pointer Sisters. 15. FBDO, movie clip. 16. Mustang Sally, Sam and Dave. 17. The Curly Shuffle, Jump 'N The Saddle Band. 18. FBDO, movie clip.

TRACKLISTING1. Big Leg Emma - "Bourbon Street" - Grassroots - Trumansburg, NY - July 23rd, 20042. The Hackensaw Boys - "Blue-eyed Girl" - Grassroots - Trumansburg, NY - July 17th, 20083. The Del McCoury Band - "Travelin' Teardrop Blues" - Grassroots - Trumansburg, NY - July 21st, 20024. Railroad Earth - "Old Dangerfield" - Grassroots - Trumansburg, NY - July 25th, 20105. Hypnotic Clambake - "Zydeco Coo Coo" - Grassroots - Trumansburg, NY - July 18th, 19966. Burning Spear - "Africa" - Grassroots - Trumansburg, NY - July 24th, 20107. Oculus - "I Don't Sleep" - Grassroots - Trumansburg, NY - July 22nd, 20058. Rusted Root - "Send Me On My Way " Grassroots - Trumansburg, NY - July 16th, 20099. Micheal Franti and Spearhead - "Sweet Little Lies" - Grassroots - Trumansburg, NY - July 21st, 2006This episode of A Picker's Paradise features performances by bands that have played Grassroots before but unfortunately will not be at this years festival. It has been fun putting these together and i hope everyone is enjoying them.With the festival coming in less then a month I will be releasing weekly podcasts. On next weeks podcast I wanna do a themed podcast. I would like suggestions for what artists you listeners would like to see at a future festival. Preferably performers who have not played the festival before. Please send me an email with your request. Also include a link to the track you would like to hear. Our email address is apickerspardisepodcast@gmail.com. Thanks and enjoy.