Podcasts about Serious Moonlight

Returning to albumtoalbum for a long-overdue reunion is renowned actor, occasional Dalek and author of The Complete David Bowie, Nicholas Pegg. Nick's an old friend of the podcast and has tackled some of David Bowie's most acclaimed albums in previous episodes - as well as exploring entire eras (our 198More series of chats take an overview of Bowie's singles, soundtracks and various off-extramural activities 1981 - 1989). Now, he's back to tackle one of the most challenging artefacts in the Bowie oeuvre - the much-maligned 1984 album Tonight. A rag-tag bag of semi-sentient cover versions, marimbas, an absolutely bracingly brilliant long-form promo video (very 1984) a couple of superb Bowie evergreens, some blue-and-brown-eyed reggae and uncharacteristically insipid production, Tonight might not be the worst album of 1984, but it fell short of what long time Bowie fans had come to expect. Clearly geared to what Bowie assumed were his new Let's Dance-era fans, the album was recorded almost straight after the massive Serious Moonlight tour, without the satisfying thwack that conceptual cohesion and creative conviction characterising Bowie's best work to date. Here, Bowie opted to work with a young British producer, Derek Bramble, who had little awareness of Bowie's work. As Nick says in this episode, Bramble's lack of public profile might have appealed to Bowie, after the megawatt presence of Nile Rogers on Let's Dance. Fair enough. But then, getting happening, in-demand producer, most recently with The Police, Hugh Padgham on board, in the junior role of engineer, wasn't Bowie's brightest idea. In this episode, we kick off by looking back at the lead-up to the album's recording (in Canada), a cast of characters including Derek Bramble, Hugh Padgham, Iggy Pop and Carlos Alomar and the album's first three tracks - Loving The Alien, Don't Look Down and the unforgettable cover version of the Beach Boys' God Only Knows.  With thanks to Nicholas Pegg, and Leah Kardos for the background music. During the conversation, we have references from Chris O'Leary, Charles Shaar Murray and that Bowie resource par excellence, bowiebible.com

1984. La littérature nous avait prédit un monde sombre soviétisé, militarisé, il n'y a en fait que liberté et de l'art à tous les étages. Les jeunes vont voir U2 à Torhout Werchter, se font une cassette de Simple Minds avec un disque de la Médiathèque, vont acheter les vinyles des Cure ou les CD de Dire Strait chez Caroline Music. Les filles s'habillent comme Madonna, chantent Prince ou Michael Jackson dans la cour de récré, et même David Bowie. Qui aurait cru ça il y a peu quand on était quelques-uns seulement à pousser la porte des cinémas pour le voir jouer sur scène une poignée de minutes dans un film. David Bowie, c'était l'avant-garde, celui qui joue une musique que tu ne peux pas comprendre. Alors bien sûr, ça créait un lien qu'on croyait privilégié avec l'artiste, on était les élus, les autres restaient dehors.Et donc, ça fait drôle de voir son Let's Dance dans les piles de best sellers, en couverture de magazines, au Journal Télévisé chez Yves Mourousi, à l'heure des ménagères. Décidément, ces années 80 sont folles, le présent est imprévisible. Alors oui, on est déçu qu'il ait fait ce disque commercial mais c'est pour prouver aux autrespam'il fait ce qu'il veut. T'as vu ? Il claque des doigts et il fait deux hits de suite ? Il est pas beau mon artiste ? J'avais pas raison d'être SON fan depuis des années, alors que toi t'écoutais Sheila et Johnny Hallyday ? Mais voilà l'envers du décor : au terme de l'immense tournée Serious Moonlight qui a d'ailleurs démarré par Forest National, David Bowie, devenu une superstar après 17 ans de carrière, n'a rien de nouveau à enregistrer. Aucune chanson, aucune idée. La raison ? Une dépression, qu'il ignore, probablement. La conséquence d'être parvenu à s'arracher de la drogue qui le rongeait depuis des années. Le point positif c'est que pour la première fois, David Bowie est lui-même face à la presse et au public. Ce n'est plus le gars froid et posé, mystérieux et intello-branché, c'est un gars spontané, joyeux et hyper sympa. Et on n'en revient pas de le voir ainsi. Le point négatif, c'est que autant la drogue n'est plus là pour faire barrage entre le monde et lui, autant elle n'est plus là non plus pour lui raconter des bobards, le faire sentir invincible. Et Bowie doute. Il regarde sa vie privée qui n'est qu'une longue succession de femmes qui ne restent pas où qu'il dégage au fil de ses déplacements d'un continent à l'autre. Car c'est vrai qu'on lui connaît ou a connu un domicile à Londres, New York, Los Angeles, Montreux mais on ignore qu'il aime vivre à Sydney où il a aussi un pied-à-terre. Oui, en Australie, à l'autre bout du monde où il peut vivre tranquille, peinard. Ce n'est pas pour rien que le clip de Let's Dance a été réalisé là-bas.Alors David a sur ses propres deniers capté le son de concerts de sa tournée et a fait mixer par son ingénieur, un double album live. Mais non David, lui répond-on, déjà que ton ancienne maison de disques a sorti un live datant d'il y a dix ans, les gens n'ont rien compris, rien à voir avec Let's Dance, on ne va donc pas se retrouver avec un autre live. Tu vas te ramasser. Non, fais-nous de nouvelles chansons. Alors David entre en studio, avec rien, peau de balle, nada ou presque. Tant et si bien qu'à l'automne 1984 sort Tonight, un album où la sauce ne prend à aucun moment, avec un single qu'on se demande comment et pourquoi il a marché. Peut-être parce qu'il était très années 80 et qu'on avait envie d'y croire.

Andy Ostroy is an entrepreneur, film and television producer and director, podcaster, writer and non-profit founder. He spent 35 years in marketing, including 20 at Belardi/Ostroy, the firm he co-founded in 1997. He directed and produced ADRIENNE, the 2021 HBO documentary about his late wife, actor/writer/director Adrienne Shelly (WAITRESS), who was murdered in 2006. Following her death, he produced SERIOUS MOONLIGHT, a script she'd written, and which starred Meg Ryan and Timothy Hutton and was directed by Cheryl Hines. He's currently working on a stage version of the script, and is also an executive producer of a scripted television series in development. In 2006 he founded and is executive director of the Adrienne Shelly Foundation, which has awarded over 100 production grants to women filmmakers, including 2021 Academy Award Best Director winner Chloe Zhao (NOMADLAND), a 2012 ASF grant recipient while working on her first feature film. His writing has appeared in The Daily Beast, Huffington Post NY Times and Medium. In 2022 Ostroy created The Back Room with Andy Ostroy politics and pop culture podcast. Guests have included Jake Tapper, Dana Bash, Maggie Haberman, Andrew Weissman, Katie Couric, Soledad O'Brien, Kara Swisher, Molly Jong Fast, James Carville, NY Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado, Reps Pat Ryan, Dan Goldman, Eric Swalwell, Elissa Slotkin and Jasmine Crockett, Paul Rudd, Judd Apatow, Michelle Williams, Julianna Margulies, Jane Lynch, Andy Richter, Jeremy Sisto, Cheryl Hines, Sara Bareilles, Finneas, Peter Frampton, Blondie's Chris Stein,original Beatles drummer Pete Best and documentary filmmakers Alexandra Pelosi, Dawn Porter and Ken Burns. He also co-owns Samuel's Sweet Shop in Rhinebeck, NY with actors Paul Rudd, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Hilarie Burton.

If you're a 21st Century parent you likely know what KIDZ BOP is! My close pal of 30 years Cliff Chenfeld co-founded this wildly popular and successful music franchise, and he joined me in THE BACK ROOM for a fun, intimate chat about his illustrious career and the ever-changing music business. Cliff's an NYU law school graduate, music entrepreneur, writer, radio host, and film producer. He co-founded and was co-CEO of Razor & Tie, an independent music company that included a label, a music publishing company and the top kids' audio brand Kidz Bop. He's also been a partner in several music festivals including WonderBus and WonderWorks, and has executive produced of a number of films including Joan Baez: How Sweet The Sound, Serious Moonlight and Concussion. He is the host of the NPR radio show Modern Sounds and writes a monthly Substack column on new music. He serves on several non-profit boards and is active in Democratic politics Got somethin' to say?! Email us at BackroomAndy@gmail.com Leave us a message: 845-307-7446 Twitter: @AndyOstroy Produced by Andy Ostroy, Matty Rosenberg, and Jennifer Hammoud @ Radio Free Rhiniecliff Design by Cricket Lengyel

Back in 1974, Earl Slick was a 22-year old jobbing session guitarist fast developing a reputation for his supple, searing style and versatility in all idioms. Hired by Bowie to join his Diamond Dogs tour, Slick then had to suddenly pivot from apocalypto-rock to sleek Philly soul at a moment's notice - but acquitted himself so well, he was invited to play on tracks destined for Young Americans before forming the core band, alongside Carlos Alomar, Dennis Davis, George Murray and Roy Bittan to cut the extraordinary Station to Station, in LA, during October 1975. Bringing his charismatic flair to the sessions, Slick rose each time to Bowie's demands for an esoteric sonic palette, turning in one bravura performance after another despite, by his own admission, almost matching Bowie's ridiculous drug consumption levels at the time. Although his boss's directions could be at times gnomic - Bowie instructed him on one occasion to simply play a Chuck Berry riff repeatedly throughout a track - the pair sparked off each other, forging a deep bond. Despite a contretemps between Bowie's management and Slick at the end of the sessions, Earl returned to the Bowie band in 1983 for Serious Moonlight and then again during the early 2000s, when he became again, a key member of the group, up to The Next Day.  Today, Station to Station stands out as one of Bowie's finest records, the pivot from Young Americans' funk and soul to the electronic abstractions and experimental textures which would emerge fully with Low. Despite the frenzied sessions, the album's six tracks are each mini-masterpieces. In this episode, the first of two devoted to the album, we take a leisurely stroll down memory lane and begin with Earl's reminiscences of pre-Beatles America, his first audition for Bowie and Visconti, bafflement at the Philly soul era, meeting and forgetting (and then meeting again) John Lennon, and the intense sessions that made up the first side of Station to Station. Thanks to Earl, Oliver and of course the regal Tank for all their time and help in assembling this episode and as ever, please do let me know what you think of our chat and share this podcast far and wide! Follow Earl Slick on Instagram and Facebook Intro/Outro music by Leah Kardos

Sean and Brad watch Against the Ropes so you don't have to.  We talk about bad accents, bad photoshop, and the fact that the Pluto app we watched this on made the movie 30 minutes longer because of all the commercials.  On too of that the movie was about 30 minutes too long.  Oh, and there's a fart scene, which of course we hone in on.Next movie: The HustlerThe Hustler isn't streaming anywhere for free so borrow it from your local library!Support the showTwitter: @slowpitchcastInstagram: @slowpitchpodcastEmail: slowpitchthepodcast@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/slowpitchpodcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowpitch

David Bowie's Labour Day Weekend concert in 1983 at Toronto's CNE Stadium remains the most anticipated and exciting show I've ever attended. He was on his global Serious Moonlight tour for his worldwide smash hit album, Let's Dance, with the great Rough Trade opening the show and warming up the troops. I discuss the show itself in Part 2—(EP 29b, no.22b) Let's Dance: David Bowie with Rough Trade, CNE Stadium, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Saturday September 3, 1983.  First, however, in this prelude episode, I not only take an in-depth journey through his recording career from 1964's “Liza Jane” through 1983's Let's Dance but also through the 1970s themselves.  In particular, I examine the era's rock music and how it intertwined socio-culturally throughout the decade as marginalized communities broke through and asserted themselves; Bowie's influence on the ‘70s; and his seismic impact on me and many other outsiders during this era. Tune in for radio oddities, shag rugs, shag haircuts, satin flares, platform shoes, and personal liberation. Next On Stage –> This is the big one! THE ultimate! The single most anticipated show I ever attended, when I—along with my co-hort Miss Bennies—and 60,000 other fans, all of whom who were going Absolutely Freakin' Bananas, moseyed on down to a packed CNE Exhibition Stadium during a swelting Labour Day weekend in 1983, for David Bowie. He was on his global Serious Moonlight tour for his worldwide smash hit album, Let's Dance, with the great ROUGH TRADE opening the show and warming up the troops. On the exact same weekend a year earlier, I had seen The Clash at this same venue (EP 18).  Now I was back and seeing an even more hotly anticipated show.  And he surpassed my expectations.Join me in returning back to this CNE show on that gorgeous Labour Day weekend in 1983—ending one of the most memorable summers of my young life with an unforgettable climax. Tune in for being caught up in the rush of crushing crowds, Hamlet references, bamboo steamers among the Bowie masses, and the most exciting show of my life.  Listen to it here and click through to read the original blog entry, (EP 29b, no.22b) David Bowie with Rough Trade: Let's Dance, CNE Stadium, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Saturday September 3, 1983

This is the big one! THE ultimate! The single most anticipated show I ever attended, when I—along with my co-hort Miss B—and 60,000 other fans, all of whom who were going Absolutely Freakin' Bananas, moseyed on down to a packed CNE Exhibition Stadium during a sweltering Labour Day weekend in 1983, for David Bowie. He was on his global Serious Moonlight tour for his worldwide smash hit album, Let's Dance, with the great Rough Trade opening the show and warming up the troops. On the exact same weekend a year earlier, I had seen The Clash at this same venue (EP 18).  Now I was back and seeing an even more hotly anticipated show.  And he surpassed my expectations. In Part One, Episode 29A, Changes: Bowie, The ‘70s, and Me—a prelude to this episode about the show—I look back on first hearing David Bowie on the cusp of 1973 as well as take an in-depth journey through his recording career, from 1964's “Liza Jane” through 1983's Let's Dance, but also examine his impact on me and the larger culture throughout the rest of that decade. In this Part 2, join me in returning back to this CNE show on that gorgeous Labour Day weekend in 1983—ending one of the most memorable summers of my young life with an unforgettable climax. Tune in for being caught up in the rush of crushing crowds, Hamlet references, bamboo steamers among the Bowie masses, and the most exciting show of my life.  Go to the mylifeinconcert.com blog to read the original entry. Next On Stage –> My final 1983 gig-going-entry recaps a couple of shows I took in during a crazy/nuts four-day trip to NYC.   While I will be discussing the performances by hardcore titans The Circle Jerks and post-Throbbing Gristle offshoot Psychic TV, I'll also be looking at the madcap trip to Manhattan as a whole, recounting the hijinks that MZ, Miss B, myself, and others got up to.   If you've heard or read EP 25 on the Flipper show at Fryfogle's, then you'll have somewhat of an idea of what to expect. Tune in for destroyed hotel rooms, terrified cousins, "Peace, Love and Groove," Danceteria bathroom hallucinations, Brooke Shields' husband: Broadway Bob, and Pterodactyls and Manifestations in Episode 30, Back Against the Wall and Discopravity: The Circle Jerks at the Reggae Lounge on Wednesday November 26th, and Psychic TV at Danceteria on Thursday November 17, both in New York City, 1983.Click on the links above to read the original blog entries at mylifeinconcert.com.

We're thrilled to have Emmy Award-nominated actress, director and producer Cheryl Hines in The Back Room! Best known for her role as “Cheryl David” on HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm, she can also be seen in Season 2 of the critically-acclaimed HBO Max series The Flight Attendant. Other television credits include Suburgatory, Son of Zorn and 3Below: Tales of Arcadia. She's directed many TV series and also produced School Pride, Hollywood Residential and the award-winning series Campus Ladies. She's starred in several films including A Bad Moms Christmas, RV, Wilson and Waitress, and directed the Andy Ostroy-produced feature film Serious Moonlight, written by Andy's late wife Adrienne Shelly and starring Meg Ryan and Timothy Hutton. Don't miss this truly entertaining chat with one of the funniest, nicest humans on the planet as she explains her journey from her early acting days in Florida to becoming one of the most talented and loved performers in Hollywood. Got somethin' to say?! Email us at BackroomAndy@gmail.com Leave us a message: 845-307-7446 Twitter: @AndyOstroy Produced by Andy Ostroy and Matty Rosenberg @ Radio Free Rhiniecliff Associate producer Jennifer Hammoud Music by Andrew Hollander Design by Cricket Lengyel

Ten days after the final Police Picnic in Toronto at the massive CNE Exhibition Stadium, I took in a more intimate, but hotly anticipated, show by the legendary Marianne Faithfull. The by-then gravel-voiced ‘60s pop icon and former Jagger paramour was in the final throes of a triumphant, early ‘80s comeback.  She was undertaking her first-ever tour of Canada, where her records had performed very well, conveniently beginning her tour at my local watering hole here in the Forest City.  The episode also features a four-minute interview that I did with Marianne six years after this gig, in 1989. Tune in for thigh-slappin' rhythms, shitfaced patrons, contented smiles and … dangerous acquaintances. Next On Stage –> This is the big one! THE ultimate! The single most anticipated show I ever attended, when I—along with my co-hort Miss Bennies—and 60,000 other fans, all of whom going Absolutely Freakin' Bananas, moseyed on down to a packed CNE Exhibition Stadium on the Sunday night of a swelting Labour Day weekend in 1983, for DAVID BOWIE, on his Serious Moonlight tour for his worldwide smash hit album, Let's Dance, with the great ROUGH TRADE opening the show and warming up the troops. On the exact same weekend a year earlier, I had seen The Clash, and in the podcast for the show, Episode 18 and the blog entry as concert no. 12, I discuss how seeing them made for the most-anticipated gig I had attended up until that time.  Well, this David Bowie concert one year later—at the same venue but utilizing the full stadium—left that prior show's sense of anticipation in the dust as I finally got to see the performer who had long occupied the No. 1 spot on my “Must See” list.  Bowie and his seventies output made a seismic and enduring impact on my life, and in this next episode I will discuss this along with looking at the actual show, on that gorgeous Labour Day weekend in 1983, ending one of the most memorable summers of my young life with an unforgettable climax. Also, the great Rough Trade, another act I love and made an impact on me in the 70s and 80s, was the opening act, and I will be talking about them as well. Tune in next time for life-changing radio Oddities, bamboo steamers among the Bowie masses, and the most exciting show of my life with Episode 29, Concert no. 22, Let's Dance: David Bowie with Rough Trade, CNE Stadium, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Saturday September 3, 1983 You can also read the initial blog entry at mylifeinconcert.com, broken down into two blogs: 022a. Changes: Bowie, The 70s, & Me; and 022b. Let's Dance: David Bowie with Rough Trade, CNE Stadium Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Saturday September 3, 1983.https://mylifeinconcert.com/

Bowie takes his best selling album on tour. His biggest to date, the Serious Moonlight Tour spans 96 shows across 15 countries. Our cousin Justin joins us once again for a first hand account of what was his first concert experience, as Bowie made his first stop in Winnipeg, MB in September of 1983. Recommended viewing/listening: Serious Moonlight (Live '83) - Live LP (2018) Ricochet - Documentary (1984) Bowie Live in Sydney (1983)

What a week!! My take on big government.And I watch a movie; Serious Moonlight Support the show

It's a big one. Roger takes a coach up to Scotland to see his first David Bowie concert. For a distinctly personal take on what are some of Bowie's most well-documented shows; Roger mixes the events of the day itself with some of his memories of growing up as a teenage Bowie fan in Sheffield during the 1970s. May cause offence to fans of Icehouse, Pilot and the population of Milton Keynes.Artwork: Rionagh.Intro and outro music, plus special Bowie-inspired music bed: Simon Elliott-Kemp.Sound FX courtesy of Freesound.orgWith particular thanks to:55 Anton: bus ride.Kyles, Benfree, FXCV and Smokey VW: crowd noises.Thank you to Brent and Wilma for the memory jogging and to my editor Nigel Floyd.

Cheryl Hines has been displaying her comedic chops for 11 seasons of HBO's “Curb Your Enthusiasm, earning her critical acclaim and two Emmy nominations. She's also known for her work in the feature film “Waitress,” the sitcom “Suburgatory” and most recently, the second season of “The Flight Attendant.”  Hines utilized her talents behind the scenes, producing the television series “Campus Ladies” and directing the film “Serious Moonlight,” starring Meg Ryan and Timothy Hutton.  She's also a member of one of America's most well-known political families, as the wife of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.   Cheryl Hines and Alec discuss how Cheryl found her way to acting, what it's like to work with the one-and-only Larry David, and how she's changed since meeting her husband.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This bonus episode explores the history of The Redford Theatre in Detroit, Michigan, as well as promoting an upcoming concert there featuring Serious Moonlight, A David Bowie Tribute Band with special guest Tim Cappello, the "sexy sax man" from The Lost Boys! For more information on The Redford Theater and to purchase tickets to the concert, click here. Follow Serious Moonlight on https://www.facebook.com/SeriousMoonlightBowieTribute (Facebook). Follow Tim Cappello on https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100054163102367 (Facebook. ) Follow us on https://www.facebook.com/GreatLakesConfidential (Facebook) or https://www.instagram.com/greatlakesconfidential/ (Instagram). Produced by Angie Amman. Artwork by https://www.instagram.com/martybuttons/ (Martin Butler). This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

D'Elle, Lauren, Kat and Ma are joined by a motley crew of villainous cosplayers to talk about the movie villains we just can't help but love! Welcome Loki Hates You, Serious Moonlight and The Jowers into the parlor! Come for the snacks, stay for the screams! D'Elle Memphis is the madness behind I-Scream Queens, the BOTCB series that covers the horror and gothic sides of geek pop culture! “The Pinup Cosplayer” is recognized at conventions throughout the Southeast US for her stunning cosplays that fuse her love of rockabilly pinup and comic book characters! She is the lead singer of the jazz/blues band The Murdering Crows and is no stranger to geek pop culture broadcasting. She hosts a regular product review show called Digging Deeper on her own YouTube channel! The first album from the Murdering Crows, 4 Bad Crows is available everywhere you buy and download music! Kat Malone is a West Tennessee native who grew up watching horror films and frequenting every heavy metal show that she could get her foot in the door. She's always had a natural love for entertainment of all creations that are creepy. Kat is a pin up enthusiast who curates her style from the mediums of goth and horror. When it comes to adventure, she's not afraid to dive into the supernatural, hauntings or ancient mysteries! Lauren Knight AKA GeekyGothicGamerGirl is a cosplayer and TikTok personality. She's known for her comedy TikTok skits and gothic alt girl gender bent cosplays. She was the lead singer of The Right Mistakes and rewrites popular songs into parodies. She is 1/3 of the I-Scream Queens, covering horror and gothic flavored goodness! Follow the I-Scream Queens on Instagram @iscreamqueenshow BOTCB on Social Media: Facebook.com/cerealboxpodcast Instagram.com/cerealboxpodcast Twitter.com/cerealboxpod Youtube.com/backofthecerealbox Support the show at buymeacoffee.com/cerealboxpod --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cerealboxpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cerealboxpodcast/support

Sarah is a cute, entitled girl, playing house with a married man named Ian. Sarah is excited for two things: for Ian to break it off once and for all with his wife and to go to Paris with Ian and begin their life together. All that is thrown into chaos, however, when Sarah comes […]

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NUMBER 10! Maya talks about the book Serious Moonlight by Jenn Bennett. Maya also goes on to talk about her personal way of setting goals and Justin Bieber’s new album “Justice”!

Conner McCabe (host of Call Me By Your Game podcast) joins Allie and Mia for March Meg-ness! That's right! Meg Ryan's classic Rom-Coms are getting pitted against each other in a college basketball like tournament to determine which Meg Ryan Rom-Com is the best of all time! Game #3 of the Quarter Finals: "Serious Moonlight" v "You've Got Mail". __ SHOW INFORMATION Instagram: @P.S.ILoveRomComsPod Twitter: @P.S.ILoveRomComsPod Email: P.S.ILoveRomComsPod@gmail.com

The crew of the Fibonacci travel to the KARA-B-N nebula in search of the Camera Obscura (DUN DUN DUN) only to find there is more waiting for them there than they expected! Watch the animated edition of this episode on YouTube Episode Cast Jen Clarke - Rip, The Crimson Cutlass and RULA-3RDS Jen is a regular performer at Go Comedy! Improv Theater  in Ferndale, Michigan. She performs with such groups as Cougar Den, SNAFU, J/K, and Magna Carta. Jen is looking for more comedy podcast opportunities, if you know anyone who is looking for a strong funny female performer, shoot us a line on social media. Dan Gerics - Squee Dan Gerics is a Flint area musician, actor, and educator. Dan has directed, acted in and composed/arranged music for productions in Flint and southern Michigan (as well as once upon a time in New York City). He teaches drama at Mott Community College and fronts Serious Moonlight-Bowie Tribute in the roll of David Bowie. He lives in Flint with his wife, daughter, cat, and dog. You can follow Dan on TikTok as well as the Serious Moonlight account. Fred Zorn - Gulden Hauer, The Crew of The Vermillion Vengance, and Character Illustrator Besides giving great “snugs” and drawing the amazing characters for these adventure episodes, Fred is an expert dog trainer – he offers virtual dog training sessions during the COVID-19 pandemic, so give him a shout if you need some help with your pooch! Fred also hosts an internet radio show on Bone Pool Radio focused on acoustic music called The Dog's Ear, the creator of a series of really great stop-motion animated dog training videos on YouTube called Pipe Cleaner Pups. PSSSST! He made all that stuff in the videos by hand!! Support the Nerdy Photographer Podcast If you would like to support the Nerdy Photographer Podcast, that's great. You can find multiple ways to help on our support page, or go visit our merchandise page! Get More Nerdy Photographer Action! Get social on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube! Join the Nerdy Photographer Reddit Group Join the Nerdy Photographer Facebook Group The Nerdy Photographer podcast is a photography podcast discussing life, business, and pop culture with a little bit of useless information in each episode. This podcast is edited and produced by Casey Fatchett

"American Gods" continued a strong third season with "Serious Moonlight," telling us more about Cordelia, Alison, Hinzelmann, thunderbirds, and Lakeside.  Episode 2 added mystery and further humanized a growing list of characters while reintroducing gods and storylines from seasons past. Why is Tyr missing a hand? What was that last song all about? And what's the deal with the peacock? Listen for a chance to win a custom gift from The King Bee. American Gods Episode 2 Summary:Shadow explores his oddly welcoming new town before heading to Chicago for a gathering of the Old Gods on Koliada; Wednesday reconnects with his oldest friend. Subscribe Now Android: https://shatontv.com/american-gods-android Apple/iTunes: https://shatontv.com/american-gods-itunes Help Support the Podcast Support with Paypal – https://shatontv.com/paypal Support With Venmo – https://venmo.com/ShatPodcasts Shop / Merchandise: https://shatontv.com/shop Shop Amazon With Our Affiliate Link – https://www.amazon.com/?tag=shatmovies-20 Sponsor’s Listener Survey – https://shatontv.com/survey Leave an iTunes Review – https://shatontv.com/american-gods-review Leave a Voicemail – (914) 719-SHAT – (914) 719-7428 Feeds & Social Media – https://shatontv.com/subscribe-and-follow/ Checkout our Movie Podcast – http://shatthemovies.com

Shadow Moon gets settled in Lakeside, and also takes a side quest to Chicago as we recap American Gods “Serious Moonlight.” After getting a nice jacket and betting on a clunker, Shadow Moon continues to explore why he’s in Lakeside. Meanwhile, a memorial service in Chicago leads to some drunken shenanigans for Mr. Wednesday and […] The post American Godcast: “Serious Moonlight” appeared first on Comic Book Club.

Shadow Moon gets settled in Lakeside, and also takes a side quest to Chicago as we recap American Gods “Serious Moonlight.” After getting a nice jacket and betting on a clunker, Shadow Moon continues to explore why he’s in Lakeside. Meanwhile, a memorial service in Chicago leads to some drunken shenanigans for Mr. Wednesday and […] The post American Godcast: “Serious Moonlight” appeared first on Comic Book Club.

Stand with Dan in Larry in the "Serious Moonlight". That is, join in on our special 80's tribute to the late great, David Bowie. Dan and Larry travel down the career path and listen to clips of some of David Bowie's greatest hits. And of course, the discussion can't be complete without them nerding out on Jim Henson's, "Labyrinth", starring Mr. Bowie as the Goblin King. And the show wraps up with a fun "5 Minutes in 80's History" with Mike the Voice Monkey. LET'S DANCE! Watch Our Recap Slideshow and Video Show Content at YouTube.com/poprockspodcast Our Facebook page @poprockspodcast Our Instagram is @poprockspodcast Our Email is poprockpodcast@gmail.com

Welcome to The 80's Montage! ( music, mateys and cool shit from the 80s) Your Hosts Jay Jovi & Sammy HardOn, singers from Australia's 80's tribute band Rewind 80's. We take you back to living in the 80's: music, artists, TV commercials and video clips. Episode 13 : Bowie's Birth Star Special - Featuring Laurence from Bowie Experience. It's a ripper! Please rate, review and enjoy! Music licensed by APRA/AMCOS Theme music ©2019 M. Skerman see Facebook for links to videos & songs mentioned in this episode! Email: planet80sproductions@gmail.com Rewind 80's Band : www.rewind80sband.com Facebook : the80smontagepodcast twitter: 80_montage instagram : the80smontage Links from Episode 13 : Bowie's Birth Star Special - featuring Laurence & Amy From Bowie Experience UK!Labyrinth - Magic Dance (HD 720p) - Sing Along Closed Captions by David Bowiehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDkp7GysvbYSong: Crystal Japan, an instrumental by Bowie released February 1980 in Japan. Commercial: Crystal Jun Rock sake, which debuted the same year. Enjoy.https://youtu.be/UWXAOMD1TfgTaken from the worldwide sell-out Serious Moonlight tour from 1983, recorded directly from the soundboard. This is easily one of Bowie's best ever performances, with one of his best bands behind him. Dat horn section tho!https://youtu.be/HHsb1tIwmRgDavid Bowie Glass Spider tour live full concert 87https://youtu.be/l9fQTQ6z324David Bowie: On Working With Peter Frampton (Interview - 1987)https://youtu.be/FxcdTygshDEDavid Bowie – Moonage Daydream (Live GQ Awards 1997)https://youtu.be/R7SjDHhbRREUK's "BOWIE EXPERIENCE" Performs in Brisbane: Australia ( The Jean Genie - David Bowie)Tivoli Theatre Brisbane - Thursday 12th December 2019. Australian cast featuring Sammy & the Boy's Production (Rewind 80's Band) Laurence Bowie UKBrilliant crowd and great venue.www.thetivoli.com.auwww.bowieexperience.comhttps://youtu.be/kPXfAYsTcDoBowie Experience is a breathtaking concert celebrating the music of the world's greatest pop icon, David Bowie. A must see for all Bowie fans, the latest production promises an unforgettable journey of sound and vision, featuring all the hits from A to Ziggy. Bowie Experience continues to amaze audiences with an astounding attention to detail, bringing the golden years of David Bowie to theatres across the globe. So, put on your red shoes and Let's Dance!https://youtu.be/o2WQM6D7nKoBowie Experience Facebook -https://www.facebook.com/BowieexperienceFire Funding links with Thanks.NSW RFS: https://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/volun…/support-your-local-brigadeVictoria CFA: https://www.cfa.vic.gov.au/about/supporting-cfa#donate-cashSA CFS: https://cfsfoundation.org.au/donateAustralian Red Cross: https://www.redcross.org.au/…/disaster-relief-and-recovery-…Wildlife Victoria: https://www.facebook.com/donate/466018984334454/10163167576055457/Mallacoota Fires Support Fund: https://www.gofundme.com/f/mallacoota-fires-support-fund?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheetWIRES: https://www.wires.org.au/donate/emergency-fund​Wildlife Rescue South Coast: https://www.wildlife-rescue.org.au/

The 1980s was a glorious time for Dear David, financially. Artistically? Hmm. Join Adam and Mike as the dive into the live albums of David Bowie continues. Come be confounded by Serious Moonlight. Dumbfounded by Glass Spider. Stupefied by Oy […]

David Bowie [mm:ss] a side: "Modern Love (Studio)" b side: "Modern Love (Live)" EMI America B-8177 1983 Almost like a promo single, but this style is studio on the a-side and live on the b-side. Listening to the studio version, I never realized how kind a lame those synth stabs in the verse are. Anywho the live side was recorded on the Serious Moonlight tour on it's stop in Montreal. Larry Bright [mm:ss] a side: "Mojo Workout" b side: "I'll Change My Ways" Tide 45-T-006 1960 Your keto's got nothin' on my mojo. Also, if anyone has a copy of Bobby Long & the Satellites "Mo Jo Workout" that's VG or better, feel free to send me a copy ;) The Flying Lizards [mm:ss] a side: "Money" b side: "Money B" Virgin Records VA 67003 1979 Prexactly. The mighty fine new wave version of the Berry Goldie hit. And getting all dubby on the b-side. Bay City Rollers [mm:ss] a side: "Money Honey" b side: "Maryanne" Arista Records AS 170 1976 Very riffy single from the tartan patterned lads. Speaking of riffs, how about the Brian May-esque riff on the flipside? The Rebbels [mm:ss] a side: "Monkey Monkey" b side: "Come Back" Bellaphon 1030 1966 Fun for the whole family! A fun single from Germany. Dave and Ansil Collins [mm:ss] a side: "Monkey Spanner" b side: "Double Barrel" Big Tree Records BT-10526 1970* The nutsiest sound around. A reissue from Atlantic Oldies. Major Lance [mm:ss] a side: "The Monkey Time" b side: "Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um" Epic Records 15-2221 1963/1972 Whoops, flipped that one around, but you know where my priorities are. Mighty fine Curtis Mayfield tune. Fun fact: The current mayor of Atlanta, Keisha Lance Bottoms is the daughter of Major Lance and Sylvia Robinson. The Chimptations [mm:ss] a side: "Monkeyshines" b side: "I Go Ape" Ramo Records RAMO 105 2014 WFMU's master of monkey mayhem Dave the Spazz (http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/MS) brings us this smash hit with Neil Sedaka b-side. I do indeed go ape for this single. Music Behind the DJ: "Planet of the Apes (Main Title)" by Jerry Goldsmith.

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Episode 47: David Bowie - Let's Dance Part 1 (Bowie: 1980 to 1983)   During the "Colour by Numbers" episodes, our hosts mentioned the fact that a David Bowie song, "Let's Dance," prevented a Culture Club song from reaching number one on the charts. Brian and Sarah decided that now would be a good time to look into that number one song, and the album from which it came-- which is just about to celebrate its 35th anniversary. Part 1 - Album History "Let's Dance" was the first studio album from David Bowie in three years, which for him was a rather long break. It also marked several departures: from his record label, from his longtime producer, and from his typically more avant-garde, less accessible sound. Brian felt it was important to explore the three-year gap between albums, to better understand what led David Bowie to create "Let's Dance." So with his stack of Bowie books at his side, he and Sarah spend time talking about the period from 1980 to 1983 and what activities and events were prominent in Bowie's life during that time.  Our hosts touch on films like "The Hunger" and "Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence", songs like "Under Pressure" and "Cat People", and Bowie's feud with one-time manager Tony Defries.  Then they get into discussing the actual making of the record, the album's release and worldwide success, and the massive tour that followed. They close the episode by talking about the video for the first song on Side One, which was filmed during the "Serious Moonlight" tour and setting the stage for next week's in-depth look at all four songs from side one.    See the video we discuss here: Modern Love   Read more at http://www.permanentrecordpodcast.com/ Visit us at https://www.facebook.com/permrecordpodcast Follow us at https://twitter.com/permrecordpod

Eva Yaa Asantewaa (2017 Bessie Award winner for Outstanding Service to the Field of Dance) is a writer, curator and community educator. Since 1976, she has contributed writing on dance to Dance Magazine, The Village Voice, SoHo Weekly News, Gay City News, The Dance Enthusiast, Time Out New York and other publications and interviewed dance artists and advocates as host of two podcasts, Body and Soul and Serious Moonlight. She blogs on the arts, with dance as a specialty, for InfiniteBody and served as Editor in Chief of Dancer's Turn, a blog devoted to longform profiles of dance artists, created by students of her "Writing on Dance" workshop series at New York Live Arts. Ms. Yaa Asantewaa joined the curatorial team for Danspace Project’s Platform 2016: Lost and Found and created the skeleton architecture, or the future of our worlds, featuring 21 Black women and gender-nonconforming performers for an evening of group improvisation. Her cast was awarded a 2017 Bessie for Outstanding Performer. As EYA Projects, she has begun partnerships with organizations such as Gibney Dance Center, Abrons Arts Center, Dance/NYC, BAX and Dancing While Black to curate and facilitate Long Table conversations on topics of concern in the dance/performance community. She was a member of the inaugural faculty of Montclair State University’s MFA in Dance program. She has also served on the faculty for New England Foundation for the Arts' Regional Dance Development Initiative Dance Lab 2016 for emerging Chicago-area dance artists. In May 2017, she served on the faculty for the Maggie Allesee National Center for Choreography's inaugural Moving Forward Dialogues Dance Lab for Emerging Choreographers. Ms. Yaa Asantewaa served as a member of the New York Dance and Performance (Bessie) Awards committee for three years and as a consultant or panelist for numerous arts funding or awards organizations including the New York State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts. A native New Yorker of Black Caribbean heritage, Eva makes her home in the East Village with her wife, Deborah, and cat, Crystal. https://infinitebody.blogspot.com

Eva speaks with Lucy Sexton, Executive Director of the New York Dance and Performance Awards (AKA The Bessies). Named for revered and influential dance educator Bessie Schönberg, the Bessie Awards are the New York dance and performance community's highest honors. Other art disciplines have their Oscars, Tonys, Emmys, Grammys, and OBIEs. Dance and performance have the Bessies--local to New York City, but influential worldwide.

Eva talks with Cassie Mey about how the New York Public Library gathers and preserves the living history of the art of dance.

Eva talks with choreographer Jessica Chen, artistic director of J Chen Project, whose busy, diverse career moves are a literal model of the expression "survive and thrive."

Eva talks with dance artist Sydnie L. Mosley of SLMDances about her multifaceted work as a performer, dancemaker, scholar, educator, administrator and activist dedicated to social justice.

Eva moderates Not The Master's Tools, a panel of dance artists sharing ideas and strategies that have worked well for them as they make art, and life, in New York.

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Título original Serious Moonlight Año 2009 Duración 81 min. País Estados Unidos Estados Unidos Director Cheryl Hines Guión Adrienne Shelly Música Andrew Hollander Fotografía Nancy Schreiber Reparto Meg Ryan, Timothy Hutton, Kristen Bell, Justin Long, Kimberlee Peterson, Nathan Dean, Bill Parks Productora Magnolia Pictures / Night and Day Pictures / All For A Films Género Comedia. Romance | Comedia romántica Web oficial http://www.seriousmoonlightfilm.com Sinopsis Después de trece años de matrimonio, Louise (Meg Ryan), una brillante abogada, descubre que su marido (Timothy Hutton) la va a abandonar para irse con una veinteañera (Kristen Bell). Para impedírselo, lo ata a un inodoro con cinta adhesiva, pero la situación se complica cuando unos ladrones entran a robar en casa de la pareja.

In its landmark 1963 decision Gideon v. Wainwright, the Supreme Court mandated the right to counsel in federal and state criminal proceedings. Fifty-one years after that unanimous decision, some question whether Gideon's promise has been fulfilled, as public defenders struggle against heavy caseloads, limited resources and low pay. On this episode of Lawyer2Lawyer, hosts Bob Ambrogi and J. Craig Williams interview Jonathan Rapping, founder of the Atlanta-based public defender training program Gideon's Promise, and Dawn Porter, director and producer of the documentary Gideon's Army. Together they discuss the daily rigors faced by public defenders in the south, their personal beliefs about unequal access to justice, and their ideas about how to better deliver on the promise of Gideon. Jonathan Rapping is the president and founder of Gideon's Promise, a training and support group for public defenders in the south aimed at creating greater access to justice for indigent defendants. He is also the director of the Honors Program in Criminal Justice at Atlanta's John Marshall Law School, where he teaches criminal law and criminal procedure. Rapping is the former director of public defender training programs in the District of Columbia, Georgia, and Louisiana. He is the recipient of the Lincoln Leadership Award from Kentucky's Department of Public Advocacy, the Sentencing Project Award from the National Association of Sentencing Advocates and Mitigation Specialists, and the Gideon's Promise Award from the Southern Center for Human Rights. Dawn Porter is a lawyer and the founder of Trilogy Films. She was the director and producer of the award-winning Gideon's Army, a documentary about public defenders associated with Gideon's Promise, which premiered at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival and aired on HBO Documentary Films. Prior to beginning her film and television career, Porter worked as an attorney at Baker and Hostetler and ABC Television Network. Among her many projects, she directed "Spies of Mississippi," a documentary on PBS about celebrity Chef Alexandra Guarnaschelli; produced "Serious Moonlight" starring Meg Ryan and Timothy Hutton; and produced "The Green," an independent feature starring Cheyenne Jackson (from 30 Rock) and Emmy-winning actress Julia Ormond. Special thanks to our sponsor, Clio.

Another all-vinyl mix from the bedroom. These are all new to me, but found randomly in the record shop bins. None were heard prior to purchase. All were selected from the gut. I am sure some of these are already played out in the clubs and well passé, since it has been awhile since I have stepped out on the scene. This mix is dedicated to all the bangin' summer festivals, djs, artists, dancers and nomads. Viva Techno! KEVIN SAUNDERSON ‘World Of Deep’ Jesse Rose Remix DANILO VIGORITO ‘Appendix D’ GAETANO PARISIO & DANILO VIGORITO ‘Conform.20.Logica’ UNDERWORLD VS. PINK FLOYD ‘Brown Acid’ White Label MARILYN MANSON ‘Heart Shaped Glasses’ Black Label (Austria) THE PRODIGY ‘Smack My Bitch Up’ Slacker Remix White Label THE PRODIGY ‘Jericho’ Genaside II Remix SPOKESMAN ‘Acid Creak’ Pierre’s Reconstruction Mix MARTIN HANNET SFX ‘Lift Recording’ PERC ‘Serious Moonlight’ AUDION ‘Against All Odds’ DETROIT GRAND PUBAHS ‘La Chuppa Roussa’ DETROIT GRAND PUBAHS ‘Thanks For Coming’ SILICONE SOUL ‘Nosferatu’ Soma 93 THE FLOORFILLERZ ‘Balance’ Håkan Lidbo Remix ADAM BEYER ‘Ask Yourself’ MARTIN HANNET SPEAKS + SFX FREAKS ‘Where Were You When The Lights Went Out?’ Tiefschwarz Licht Aus Dub JOY DIVISION ‘N4 Europop’ (renamed Decades) Thank you for supporting these artists by purchasing their work.