Podcasts about sex drugs rock and roll

¡Bienvenido a los Vinilos de Barbarella! El podcast donde sólo se escucha música en formato de vinilo    Hoy tenemos una nueva entrega de las famosas sesiones ofrecidas por el disc-jockey y productor John Peel. Si en un anterior programa pudimos escuchar algunos de los grupos que aparecieron por la emisora en la década de los 60, hoy vamos a dedicarlo a la década de los 70. A pesar que el programa, como veréis al final del texto incluye muchas actuaciones, vamos a destacar la relación de gran amistad que John Peel y Marc Bolan mantuvieron al inicio de la carrera de este último. La relación de John Peel con Marc Bolan (T. Rex) La amistad de Marc con el disc-jockey John Peel se inició cuando nuestro artista le envió una copia de ‘Hippy Gumbo’. Peel no se cansó de pincharla en su Perfumed Garden Show en Radio Caroline, y poco tiempo después en Radio One. En efecto: el aprecio mutuo duró unos cuantos años como veremos más adelante. Pero ahora es Peel quien recuerda su primer encuentro con Bolan: “Un día de 1967, Marc y Steve (Peregrin Took) vinieron a mi apartamento, se sentaron en el suelo y comenzaron a cantar su repertorio. Yo les dije que tenían que registrar aquellos temas inmediatamente”. En esta ocasión, reseñamos los temas: ‘Jewel’ de T. Rex, grabada el 26 de octubre de 1970 y emitida el 7 de noviembre de 1970. El tema aparece en el álbum ‘T. Rex’ de 1970. ‘Jailbreak’ de Thin Lizzy, grabada el 12 de febrero de 1976 y emitida el 12 de marzo de 1976. El tema aparece en el álbum ‘Jailbreak’ de 1976. ‘She’s Lost Control’ de Joy Division, grabada el 31 de enero de 1979 y emitida el 14 de febrero de 1979. El tema aparece en el álbum ‘Unknown Pleasures’ de 1979. ‘Lady Stardust’ de David Bowie, grabada el 11 de enero de 1972 y emitida el 28 de enero de 1972. El tema aparece en el álbum ‘Ziggy Stardust’ de 1972. ‘Son And Daughter’ de Queen, grabada el 5 de febrero de 1973 y emitida el 15 de febrero de 1973. El tema aparece en el álbum ‘Queen’ de 1973. ‘Louie Louie’ de Motörhead, grabada el 18 de septiembre de 1978 y emitida el 25 de septiembre de 1978. El tema aparece en el álbum ‘Overkill’ de 1979. ‘This Is The Modern World’ de The Jam, grabada el 26 de abril de 1977 y emitida el 2 de mayo de 1977. El tema aparece en el álbum ‘This Is The Modern World’ de 1979. ‘Put This Way’ de Colosseum II, grabada el 15 de agosto de 1977 y emitida el 23de agosto de 1977. El tema no aparece en ningún álbum de estudio de la banda. ‘Boys Don’t Cry’ de The Cure, grabada el 4 de diciembre de 1978 y emitida el 11 de diciembre de 1978. El tema aparece en el álbum recopilatorio ‘Boys Don’t Cry’ de 1980. ‘Sex & Drugs & Rock And Roll’ de Ian Dury and The , grabada el 30 de noviembre de 1977 y emitida el 12 de diciembre de 1977. El tema aparece en el álbum ‘New Boot And Panties!’ de 1977. ‘Down At The Doctors’ de Dr. Feelgood, grabada el 5 de septiembre de 1978 y emitida el 18 de septiembre de 1978. El tema aparece en el álbum ‘Private Practice’ de 1978. ‘Message In A Bottle’ de The Police, grabada el 23 de julio de 1979 y emitida el 30 de julio de 1979. El tema aparece en el álbum ‘Reggatta de Blanc’ de 1979.

In the late 1960s, James Baker transitioned from the spiritually-minded owner of a vegetarian restaurant on Los Angele's Sunset Strip to Father Yod - the leader of a cult based on the belief that he was, pretty much, god-in-the-flesh. The cult was also based in a lifestyle of sex, drugs, and rock n'roll. And also vegetarianism. Bust mostly sex and rock n'roll. Roughly 150 counter-culture flower children lived together, first in LA, and then in Hawaii, giving themself super cult-y, crystally names like Moonbeam the Aquarian. And then Father Yod lost his faith and the whole cult went down in a tragic hang-gliding accident. It's a strange story and I enjoyed telling it today, on Timesuck! Check out Lynze and I's new horror podcast Scared to Death. Listen on Spotify, Stitcher, iTunes, Youtube, and more! Donating $3200 this month to the nonprofit - Holding Out Help. https://holdingouthelp.org/ Holding Out HELP provides those who come from a polygamous culture the resources needed to transition from isolation to independence! Thank you, Space Lizards! Happy Murder Tour Standup dates: (full calendar at http://dancummins.tv) October 19 Minneapolis, MN 10,000 Laughs Comedy Festival CLICK HERE for tix! October 24-26 Portland OR Helium Comedy Club CLICK HERE for tix! November 1-2 Columbus, OH Funny Bone Comedy Club CLICK HERE for tix! November 7-9 Denver, CO Comedy Works (downtown) CLICK HERE for tix! November 10 - Denver, CO LIVE TIMESUCKCLICK HERE for tix! November 21-23 Grand Rapids, MI Dr. Grins (at the B.O.B) CLICK HERE for tix! November 23 Grand Rapids, MI LIVE TIMESUCKCLICK HERE for tix! Listen to the best of my standup on Spotify! (for free!) https://spoti.fi/2Dyy41d Away Travel! For $20 off a suitcase, visit awaytravel.com/timesuck and use promo code TIMESUCK The Great Courses Plus! Get a FREE month when you sign up at TheGreatCoursesPLUS.com/TIMESUCK Watch the Suck on Youtube: https://youtu.be/cJIms3jhpeM Merch  - https://badmagicmerch.com/ Want to try out Discord!?! https://discord.gg/tqzH89v Want to join the Cult of the Curious private Facebook Group? Here it is: https://www.facebook.com/groups/cultofthecurious/ For all merch related questions: https://badmagicmerch.com/pages/contact Please rate and subscribe on iTunes and elsewhere and follow the suck on social media!! @timesuckpodcast on IG and http://www.facebook.com/timesuckpodcast Wanna become a Space Lizard? We're over 5000 strong! Click here: https://www.patreon.com/timesuckpodcast  Sign up through Patreon and for $5 a month you get to listen to the Secret Suck, which will drop Thursdays at Noon, PST. You'll also get 20% off of all regular Timesuck merch PLUS access to exclusive Space Lizard merch. You get to vote on two Monday topics each month via the app. And you get the download link for my new comedy album, Feel the Heat. Check the Patreon posts to find out how to download the new album and take advantage of other benefits.

While going through our father’s files after the funeral, Sam finds stunning information about Dad’s ancestry that bounces crazily off of our mother’s. But Dad had altered his legacy. Also, his overt appreciation of my daughters has a healing effect.

Dad's presence would be more keenly felt after the revelations that followed his funeral...

I regret missing Woodstock, and resolve to tune in, turn on and drop out. Soon, all but one of us have left or been expelled from school. Dad melts down, then rebounds and moves his family to New York, marking the end of our childhood.

You really want to smoke pot? It's strong as f**k these days!

Just as Papa Harper dies of alcoholism, Dad gets promoted and moves his reluctant family to the east coast. Billy and Diana and I go to college, seeking sex, drugs and rock ‘n roll, while the younger three are miserable in their new home.Just as Papa Harper dies of alcoholism, Dad gets promoted and moves his reluctant family to the east coast. Billy and Diana and I go to college, seeking sex, drugs and rock ‘n roll, while the younger three are miserable in their new home.

You could just hear their golf clubs rattle as their parents realized their daughters were sleeping with hippies.

JFK’s assassination in ‘62 marks a sea change. I lose faith, while big sister Diana finds it, and marches for civil rights. My brothers commit a string of petty crimes, and Billy becomes the first to push back against Dad’s anger.  

I had crossed a threshold, and Mom was on the other side.

By 1962, my little brothers emulate their father’s work ethic while they fear his unpredictable rages. But the Cuban Missile Crisis makes us aware of greater dangers in the world outside our home.

As was customary in our family, I opted out of confrontation in favor of the harbor-resentment-for-life plan.

Mom comes from a long line of ministers, and the goodness persists in the Emery family. The actions of Dad’s father, Papa Harper, also echo those of his forebears, but goodness has nothing to do with it.

“I got interested in boys then. Not so much for romance as for a Billy surrogate, when he was out raising hell."

In ‘56, we settle in Winnetka. When, in July, Mom gives birth to twin baby boys, Dad’s temper rises like the temperature does. But he keeps us in his thrall with signs of love.

“The trouble with being a stay-at-home mom, wasn’t that the work was so hard, but that it was so unvalued.”

My twin brother Billy and I are close pals. In spite of our fear of our angry father, we each wish he would shine his love light on us. The arrival of an adorable baby sister does not help our cause.

A Marine (Dad) and a nightclub singer (Mom) are married in 1946. By 1950 they live in a Chicago suburb with three babies. Dad starts his career in advertising, while my mother struggles with being a stay-at-home mom. Dad shows an unexpected angry side, which Mom attributes to PTSD.

“Memory is tricky after all. It can morph over time, and events get reimagined.”

My family and I attend Dad’s funeral in ’13. As I listen to my siblings’ eulogies that extol his virtues, I note how our memories of childhood differ. But what we’ll all discover some days later is an awful piece of our history that none of us can change, misremember, or deny.

WINNETKA is a ten-episode memoir by actress Jessica Harper. She narrates her story of growing up in the fifties and sixties in a six-kid household in Winnetka, Illinois. You might expect a tale of an idyllic childhood. But when you meet the Harper family, you meet the unexpected…

WINNETKA is a ten-episode memoir by actress Jessica Harper. It tells her story of growing up in a six-kid household in Winnetka, Illinois, in Eisenhower’s postwar America. It seems like an idyllic time and place, but the children are dominated by an angry father, rocked by cultural change, and ultimately stunned by a long-held family secret…

"Moms, Manson and the Science of Comedy."We discuss the artisty behind Marilyn Manson, when it's ok to shed some man tears, and his fond memories of Patrice O'Neal. With guest host, stand up comedian, Big Jay Oakerson. (From Legion Of Skanks podcast, What's Your F@#kin Deal and seen on This Is Not Happening on Comedy Central. For all things Big Jay: www.bigjaycomedy.comFor all things Jessimae go to:www.Jessimae.comTwitter: @JessimaePeluso www.twitter.com/JessimaePelusoIG: www.instagram.com/jessimaepeluso/

Author and actor Eric Bogosian explains why he left the text of "Talk Radio" essentially unchanged for its current Broadway revival, but made more significant rewrites in "subUrbia" for its revival at Second Stage last fall; shares why he was perfectly happy to pass the role of "Talk Radio"'s radio host Barry Champlain on to Liev Schreiber; recalls the genesis of his acclaimed solo shows, including "Sex Drugs Rock and Roll" and "Drinking in America" in the 1980s and 90s; and frankly declares why, after a lifelong passion for theatre, he has turned to writing novels. Original air date – March 30, 2007.

Author and actor Eric Bogosian explains why he left the text of "Talk Radio" essentially unchanged for its current Broadway revival, but made more significant rewrites in "subUrbia" for its revival at Second Stage last fall; shares why he was perfectly happy to pass the role of "Talk Radio"'s radio host Barry Champlain on to Liev Schreiber; recalls the genesis of his acclaimed solo shows, including "Sex Drugs Rock and Roll" and "Drinking in America" in the 1980s and 90s; and frankly declares why, after a lifelong passion for theatre, he has turned to writing novels. Original air date – March 30, 2007.