Podcasts about Shinoda

Linkin Park just started their North American tour and Mike Shinoda took some time to talk about everything with me!We discussed how Linkin Shark was out in Austin and maybe needs to be at every show, multiple generations of fans are coming out to the concerts now and sharing that experience together, how easy of a fit it was for Emily and Colin to join the band (and now have Alex playing guitar on tour), everybody felt right together during the first few times they jammed, putting out more music with the deluxe edition of 'From Zero' in a few weeks and his hands-on experience with the new Nintendo Switch 2!Big thanks to Mike Shinoda for a great chat and if you want to see them out on the new tour, grab your tickets at LinkinPark.com.

On this episode of Kirk and Marianne we are joined by the co-founder of the iconic group, Linkin Park, Mike Shinoda. Tune in to hear Kirk and Marianne live in the Boom Boom Room chat with Mike about Linkin Park coming Up From The Bottom and more. What exclusive content did Shinoda give us? Get One Step Closer by smashing that play button!

Episode 77 - Pack your bags, we're headed to... heaven? Well for week one we are still in Japan, and depending on whether or not you are talking to Marco, it's all the same. Yes, Marco is bringing us a month of Catholic films, and the first one we are watching is Silence (1971) from the director Shinoda. This film is based on a novel which is based on a true story of the persecution of Catholics in feudal Japan, and a foreign priest who is looking for his mentor who went missing. This was remade by Scorcese in 2016 and stars Liam Neeson and Adam Driver, but we are going back to the OG. We went into a bit of a religious vortex so don't miss out on that.and email us at mracfilmclub@gmail.com

Emily Armstrong and Phoenix join Mike Jones to talk about the next era for Linkin Park, how Emily came into the band, the nerves going into the first shows and now the North American tour is starting soon, choosing what would go on the deluxe edition of 'From Zero' and wanting more music to come soon, Phoenix needs to play more golf, Emily's 12 year old Prius and the crazy green alien sunglasses!If you can, go see Linkin Park on their tour (with all of the dates and tickets at linkinpark.com) and listen to the deluxe edition of 'From Zero' on May 16th!Big thanks to Emily and Phoenix for the fun conversation!

Masahiro Shinoda, a film director known for his unique Japanese aesthetic style, died of pneumonia on Tuesday. He was 94.

Linkin Park's third album arrived after delays and side projects from members of the band, but arrived with “honed, metallic pop with a hip hop stride and a wake-up kick”.“Minutes” is a roller coaster of emotion, including vicious anger, political rants, forlorn musings on lost love, and a heartbreaking final request that came to pass far too soon.Today's root beer is Boot's Sarsaparilla. Intro and Outro music by Stockmusic331 on Pond5Send us a text

Eric is back for a continuation of the exhaustive look at the films of Masahiro Shinoda. We've gone some 20-plus films deep on Shinoda's filmography, and are still finding hidden gems in his catalog. This time, Shinoda's "island" films, with Island of the Evil Spirits and Captive's Island, two films with excellent cinematography and a mixed bag on story.... listen in and discover which film we highly recommend and which one you can happily skip.

Our first conversation of the year begins with thoughts around the recent rise in yields, along with where pockets of vulnerability and opportunity exist within fixed income as we enter 2025. Leslie and Ken also spend time sharing their overall outlooks, along with views when it comes to monetary policy, and positioning across the asset class. Featured is Ken Shinoda, Portfolio Manager for RMBS at DoubleLine Capital, and Leslie Falconio, Head of Taxable Fixed Income Strategy Americas with the UBS Chief Investment Office. Host: Daniel Cassidy

There's a recommendation schools put clearer relationship and sexuality education in place. An Education Review Office report has found too much inconsistency in what students are learning. It calls on secondary schools to increase sex-ed teaching and tell parents what will be taught, rather than consulting them. It also found young people are being exposed to risks, particularly online. Education evaluation centre lead Ruth Shinoda says the curriculum should be revised. She told Heather du Plessis-Allan that schools should be required to inform and explain to parents what they're going to teach, as they found that parents are more comfortable with the curriculum when they're better informed. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

More schools are dropping NCEA Level 1. An Education Review Office review has found it's not a fair or reliable measure of knowledge and skills, and needs substantial change. Less than three-quarters of schools plan to offer NCEA Level 1 next year. ERO's Ruth Shinoda told Mike Hosking that in more affluent communities, it's less than half. She says three quarters of school leaders say the credits students receive don't reflect an equal amount of work or degree of difficulty. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Education Review Office says there's a chronic absence crisis. This Term 2, one in ten students were chronically absent. Chronic absence has doubled in secondary schools since 2015, and almost tripling in primary schools. By age 20, chronically absent students can cost the state three times more than a student who went to school. ERO Ruth Shinoda told Mike Hosking the education they're missing out on damages their life chances. She says less than half get NCEA level two, and by age 25 almost half are receiving a benefit rather than working. Shinoda told Hosking the contributing factors are long-standing. She says half of schools don't refer to attendance services because they're often not effective as they're overwhelmed, with some having 500 students to one worker. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Part 1 of episode 117 is here, time to play catch up, as we near the halloween season. We talked about the announcement before the revealing of Emily Armstrong, which we talk about a little bit the next 2 episodes with all the controversy so stay tuned. But we talked about Ray Gun in depth, as well as Marvel and their plans. Also we review our trip to Limp Bizkit's concert in TO...

There are calls for less screen time and more conversations with children before they begin school.  The Education Review Office research reveals too many children are starting school without knowing how to read and write.  More than two-thirds of parents report their child had language difficulties before they started school last year.  Head of ERO's Education Evaluation Centre Ruth Shinoda told Mike Hosking that parents need to limit device use to boost learning.  She says language is developed by talking to children, and they need to know words before learning to read and write them at school.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eric is back to talk Masahiro Shinoda again with Jason, this time chatting about three of the master's movies centered around love: One Way Ticket to Love, Epitaph to My Love and Love, New and Old. These are early Shinodas, which means they're less experimental - but even in these early films, a lot of the genius of Shinoda shines through and makes these films well worth watching. Join us and find out why!

Now Eric and Jason come to an odd point in their look at the films of the great Masahiro Shinoda. Shinoda made one unabashedly commercial film, his look at the 1972 Sapporo Winter Olympics. So they had to look at that movie, but what to pair it with? They ended up deciding to look at perhaps the most critically acclaimed Olympics documentary ever made, Kon Ichikawa, 1965 Tokyo Olympiad. The films are almost in dialog with each other. Both take similar concepts and do different things with them, so what emerges from a watch of both is an intriguing compare and contrast: about these films, about the portrayal of sports on celluloid, and even about tthe way Japanese society changed in one short decade. It's a fun listen, and we'd love to hear your take on the same ideas.

New teachers across the country are not being set up to succeed, according to the Education Review Office (ERO).  Two thirds of principals are reporting new teachers coming into the role are unprepared, and a third of new primary teachers claim they are unprepared to teach science.  The ERO is calling for more to be done.  Ruth Shinoda, Head of ERO's Education Evaluation Centre, tells Mike Hosking the combination of teachers themselves saying they don't feel prepared, and their principals reiterating this is concerning.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When you think of hypnotism, what comes to mind? In the self growth world, we constantly hear about the subconscious and how it is running the show, without us being aware of it. We are thrilled to have Kat Shinoda, a seasoned behavior change expert, a certified health coach, and a dedicated hypnotist with a mission to inspire and empower over one million individuals to transform their lives here to explain it all to us. You'll even hear about Brooke's first-hand experience with Kat as her hypnotist!As the owner of Your Life Depot Hypnosis and Coaching, LLC, Kat has created a thriving space for individuals seeking positive change and personal growth. Her coaching services provide support in various aspects of health, including nutrition, fitness, stress management, and lifestyle modifications. Her approach is holistic, addressing the physical and mental aspects of well-being.What sets Kat apart is her expertise in hypnosis. Over the years, she has successfully assisted numerous clients in areas such as phobias, smoking cessation, anxiety relief, confidence building, and performance enhancement. Her passion lies in helping individuals overcome their fears, navigate life transitions, and supporting members of the LGBTQIA+ community.Guest: Kat ShinodaInstagram: Kat Shinoda | Hypnotist and Health Coach (@yourlifedepot) • Instagram photos and videosWebsite: Home - Your Life DepotMentioned in the episode:MOVE with Gold Ivy: MOVE with Gold Ivy (sutrapro.com)BetterHelp: BetterHelp - Get Started & Sign-Up TodayFor Promotion Inquiries contact- sarah@goldivyhealthco.com Find Gold Ivy Health Co. and resources mentioned- Website- https://goldivyhealthco.com/blog/ Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/goldivyhealthco/ Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/Gold-Ivy-Health-Co-103783871542834 TikTok- https://www.tiktok.com/@goldivyhealthco?lang=en YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXBMqcMHUwkToYb-kkAuD_w #hynotism #hypnotist #hypnotherapy #addiction #entrepreneur #mentalhealth #womenshealth #womenempoweringwomen #selfgrowth #goldivyhealthco #ivyunleashedpodcast #ivyunleashed #ivyleague #inspiration #motivation #selfidentity #behaviorchange #holistichealth #healthcoach #personaltrainer  #wellness #lifestyle #healthandwellness #adSupport the show

Eric and Jason are back talking about the films of Masahiro Shinoda, this time discussing three films with bizarre emotional triangles of a sort: Our Marriage, Gonza the Spearman and The Petrified Forest. The guys are surprised how emotionally satisfying Our Marriage is despite its brief 66-minute running length. The film captures a specific moment in Japanese history with a brilliant sort of all-encompassing eye... hopefully a listen to this pod will convince you to check out this vastly under-known film. Which is not to say that Gonza and Forest are not excellent films. As Eric and Jason explore, they both are satisying in that particular sort of massive dark way Shinoda often delivers. Each is a fascinating, deep insight into human nature and well worth a listen and a watch. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-sacks/message

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Students are learning more about our history but less about our place in the world.   An Education Review Office report finds schools have been working hard to implement the new Aotearoa Histories Curriculum.   It's being taught in three quarters of all schools up to and including Year 10, but to varying degrees.   Education Evaluation Centre Head Ruth Shinoda says it takes up a lot of teachers' time making their own teaching resources.   She told Mike Hosking that more off-the-shelf content would help support schools to teach the full range of the curriculum.   Shinoda says those resources could help teachers have more time to teach other social sciences too, like geography and economics.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The behaviour of our kids in the classroom continues to be a problem.  New research from the Education Review Office shows disruptive behaviour has become worse over the past two years, despite New Zealand ranking among the worst in the OECD for the last 20.  A quarter of principals are seeing students physically harm others and steal property at least every day.  Education Evaluation Centre Head Ruth Shinoda told Mike Hosking that there's evidence to show prevention helps.  She says there's great schools in the report who have clear expectations and consistent consequences to ensure behaviour doesn't escalate.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another hit to the already fragile view of the education system.  A new report from the Education Review Office has found that less than half of year eight students are meeting expectation in maths.  It's also found that nearly a quarter of new primary school teachers feel unqualified to teach the subject.  Ruth Shinoda, Head of the Education Evaluation Centre, told Mike Hosking that the country's maths level has been on the decline for the last twenty years.  She said that the report captures and shares the good teaching practices as well as the bad, so they can be implemented by more educators.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eric and Jason are back to continue their looks at the brilliant films of Masahiro Shinoda. This time they look at two films which present intriguing, contrasting views of childhood in wartime and post-War Japan, MacArthur's Children and Takeshi: Childhood Days. The films are a great pair for each other and for any study of Japanese post-War cinema, and we think the discussion of them makes for a great listen! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-sacks/message

Formed back in 1996 in California as rap-rock band XERO, Linkin Park went through massive changes to become the band we know today. Original singer Mark Wakefield left the band in 1999 when record labels began noticing the group - but felt he wasn't a strong enough vocalist to truly push the band forward.  Mark was soon replaced with Chester Bennington, a singer from Arizona who had just left his band Grey Daze.The Chemistry between Xero and Chester was much better; the Hybrid of sounds between rapper and vocalist Mike Shinoda's Rap influences and Chester's hard rock background inspired the band to change their name to Hybrid Theory. Hybrid Theory *the band* self-released Hybrid Theory *the EP*  in 1999, and although initially still struggling to court a major label to sign with- they were signed to Warner Brothers records on the third time of trying. Warner Brothers was still quite skeptical of Hybrid Theory - they asked the band to change their name so that people wouldn't confuse them with a Welsh band called ‘Hybrid' and even suggested they demote or fire Mike Shinoda and refocus their efforts to creating a more traditional rock record with Chester as the sole frontman. The band took the label's first piece of advice - They officially re-christened themselves as Linkin Park, but they refused the second directive - the ‘Hybrid' in Hybrid theory was important to Bennington and Shinoda and they carried on with both vocalists playing a crucial part in the band. Not only was the album a success, it was the MOST successful album of 2001, and included hit after hit after hit, with singles Crawling, One Step Closer, and In the End topping charts worldwide.  Pressure was now incredibly high for Linkin Park - they went from being a band that very few people believed into the biggest band in the world. They knew that in order to avoid the 'second album slump', they'd need to make a really great record. Recorded all throughout 2002, and released in March 2003, Linkin Park's second effort entitled Meteora gave Linkin Park fans what they wanted and then some. This is the story of the third and most recognizable single, with words from MIke Shinoda and Joseph Hahn from the time.

Interview with Kat Shinoda regarding the empowerment and healing that can be released through the integration of hypnosis and health coaching.Topics of Discussion:-Science behind hypnosis and how it can be used to treat phobias.-Differences between the conscious and the subconscious mind.-Tips to begin using the tool of self-hypnosis.Kat Shinoda, NBC-HWC, Board Certified Hypnotist, is a seasoned behavior change expert, a certified health coach, and a dedicated hypnotist with a mission to inspire and empower over one million individuals to transform their lives. During her 15-year career, she has excelled in the field of professional development and corporate training.As the owner of Your Life Depot Hypnosis and Life Coaching, Kat has created a thriving space for individuals seeking positive change and personal growth. Her services provide support in various aspects of health, including nutrition, fitness, stress management, and lifestyle modifications. Her approach is holistic, addressing the physical and mental aspects of well-being.What sets Kat apart is her expertise in hypnosis. Over the years, she has successfully assisted numerous clients in areas such as phobias, smoking cessation, anxiety relief, confidence building, and performance enhancement. Her passion lies in helping individuals overcome their fears, navigate life transitions, and supporting members of the LGBTQIA+ community.Kat believes we all have a depot of inner wisdom and creativity that hypnosis can unlock. Your personal life depot holds the tools to overcome fear, increase motivation, and achieve the results you desire. Join Kat to create a world where empowerment and inspiration are at the heart of personal transformation.Did you know that you don't have to be in the same room as your hypnotist for hypnosis to work? All sessions with Kat are conducted virtually, allowing appointments to fit seamlessly into your schedule, no matter where you are in the world!Interested in learning more? Schedule a free 30 minute discovery call: https://calendly.com/yourlifedepot Website: www.yourlifedepot.comSocialsInstagram: @yourlifedepotFaceBook: Your Life Depot LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kat-shinoda-a21192133/Well Connected Twin Cities is connecting you with local health and wellness professionals in your community. Discover what's possible by surfing the directory, taking a class, or attending the next event. http://wellconnectedtwincities.com/Follow us on instagram https://instagram.com/wellconnectedtwincities

As Eric and Jason are learning, Masahiro Shinoda is a director who delivered many sui generis works. And though his second movie, the rebel-without-a-clue Youth in Fury is pretty straightforward (though complex, for reasons we get into), Shinoda's third movie, Killers on Parade is an odd surrealistic semi-masterpiece, semi-WTF exploration of... what in particular, we're just not sure. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-sacks/message

Triple M's very own Dangerous Dave dives deep into the creative mind of Linkin Park's iconic Mike Shinoda, who is currently gracing Australian shores with his presence for the momentous Bigsound Festival. This episode promises to venture deep into the facets of Shinoda's genius, unraveling the layers of his expertise not just as a sensational artist, but as a maestro behind the music production scenes and a mentor nurturing budding talents. Join us as we explore the depths of his creative journey, unraveling the unspoken intricacies of song production, and the profound influence he holds as a mentor in the music industry. Discover the stories behind his unreleased collaboration with Melbourne's shining star, G-Flip, a partnership that promises to stir waves in the music scene. As we navigate through Shinoda's creative universe, we delve deep into his latest single 'In My Head', a sensational track that debuted alongside the recent blockbuster, 'Scream'. Mike spares no detail, shedding light on what it takes to be a remarkable producer, sharing invaluable insights and highlighting the red flags that could potentially hinder a blossoming collaboration. From unearthing the innovative ways he selects artists to collaborate with, to reminiscing about a life-altering encounter with his music teacher, and the exhilarating moment he first heard Linkin Park resonate through the radio waves - this episode promises an intimate glance into the life and mind of a musical prodigy. Get ready for a rollercoaster of emotions, inspiration, and pure musical delight, only on Triple M.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eric and Jason love their Shinoda films, so they jump back into the filmography of the great, little-appreicated Japanese master with a look at A Flame at the Pier and The Ballad of Orin. At first glance these two films - one a noir about Japanese labor unions and the other about a traveling blind performer - have little in common. But in fact, they're both of a common type and provide a great contrast with each other. Please tune in to our latest exploration of the work of this underappreciated filmmaker. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-sacks/message

Eric is back with Jason to talk about the films of Japanese master Masahiro Shinoda, this time talking about Double Suicide, The Scandalous Adventures of Buraikan and Sharaku. All three are good films, but one of them is a classic, one of the finest films of its era as well as a cracking good film noir. Join the guys as they debate, twist and turn these movies to get a clear view into greatness and what it means to fall short. Great or near-great, Shinoda is always worth a good talk. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-sacks/message

The Education Review Office is seriously concerned about the lasting impact Covid-19 disruptions are having on education. Its research has found the pandemic has had a lingering and significant impact - particularly on students' progress. Nearly half of principals say learning is worse than expected at this time of year and only one in five think their school has recovered from the disruption. Education Evaluation Centre head Ruth Shinoda told Mike Hosking getting attendance back up is important - then targeting the learners who have fallen the furthest behind. She says they're concerned those in poorer communities have been most impacted. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Eric joins Jason to continue their look at the films of Masahiro Shinoda, this time with a different approach. We look at Shinoda's version of the classic Japanese novel Silence and compare his version with the Martin Scorcese version. This provides one of the richest, most thoughtful conversations we've ever done on Movienauts - one of those chats where we seem to get to deeper and more thoughtful levels of insight which allow us to appreciate these films even more. We think this is a good listen, even if you haven't watched either version of Silence. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-sacks/message

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Eric and Jason are back looking at the cinematic work of Masahiro Shinoda with a look at three of his most mysterious and beautiful films, Under the Blossoming Cherry Trees, Himiko and Demon Pond. These complex dives into Japanese history provide the guys with fertile ground to discuss the role of nature in the Japanese tradition, female independence, and the terror of mass murder along with much, much, much more. Really, dear listener, Shinoda's films are absolutely fascinating and we hope we tap into even a small amount of what makes them so terrific. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-sacks/message

Ken Shinoda, who chairs DoubleLine's Structured Products Committee and leads the firm's non-Agency mortgage securities team, discusses his asset class and housing market outlook with Jeffrey Sherman and Samuel Lau on April 10. Mr. Shinoda discusses his path in asset management, ... Read More

Eric and Jason continue their look at the films of Masahiro Shinoda, this time looking at two films, Samurai Spy and Assassination, which promise on the surface to be standard samurai films. Instead, Shinoda subverts expectations and delivers two films which veer far away from what we expect, and present smart, deeper looks at the nature of the spy art in Japan. Along the way, Shinoda and his team deliver some stunning visuals and captivating characters. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-sacks/message

In this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Ken Shinoda, Chairman of the Structured Products Committee at DoubleLine and co-manager on the firm's Total Return, Opportunistic Income, Income, Opportunistic MBS and Strategic MBS strategies. Ken will be sharing his thoughts on current Fed policy and its eventual effects on economic activity and inflation. He will also provide an update on the state of the securitized lending market covering autos, credit cards, and residential / commercial real estate.

Ken Shinoda, portfolio manager at DoubleLine Capital, joins Julia La Roche on episode 64 to provide his macro outlook and views on housing. He also shares one of his highest conviction ideas right now. Ken joined DoubleLine at its inception in 2009. He is Chairman of the Structured Products Committee and oversees the non-Agency RMBS team specializing in non-Agency mortgage-backed securities, residential whole loans, and other mortgage-related opportunities. He is co-Portfolio Manager on the Total Return, Opportunistic Income, Income, Opportunistic MBS and Strategic MBS strategies. He is also lead Portfolio Manager overseeing the Mortgage Opportunities private funds. Ken is a permanent member of the Fixed Income Asset Allocation Committee and also participates in the Global Asset Allocation Committee. Ken is also the host of DoubleLine's “Channel 11 News” (@DLineChannel11), a YouTube and webcast series that provides market insights and commentary with peers and industry experts. 0:00 Intro 0:38 A ‘master's degree in finance' analyzing MBS during the GFC 2:20 Macro view 5:07 Way more negative on the economy 6:00 Structured Products, explained 7:50 Why housing didn't crash 8:27 Mirror opposite of the financial crisis 9:30 Office space 12:00 Less of a soft landing now 13:30 Housing outlook 17:50 Existing home sales 19:11 The Great Migration 21:00 Institutional buying in housing 24:55 Why the desert states are declining 25:30 Seeing homebuilding pick up again 26:37 Investing in RMBS explained 31:50 Forbearance 33:00 Views on credit quality, performance during different market cycles 37:00 Rates 40:00 Structured products 41:41 Commercial real estate 45:00 Parting thoughts

Masahiro Shinoda is one of the finest directors of Japan's Nouvelle Vague period, but his work is often overlooked when discussing the great filmmakers of the 1960s and '70s. Eric is a big fan of Shinoda, so he persuaded Jason to begin a look into the great man's films, starting with Pale Flower and With Beauty and Sorrow. And what a beginning it is! These two films are powerhouses, smart genre work which has a real energy and strength that makes them stand out. They are indeed overlooked masterpieces. Join the guys for 90 minutes' discussion about these overlooked gems - both of which are available on Criterion Channel. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, review and tell a friend! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jason-sacks/message

Concern education is becoming less of a priority, as New Zealand's school attendance falls behind other parts of the world. A report by the Education Review Office's evaluation centre has found only 58 per cent of students go to school regularly. It's further found four in 10 parents are comfortable with their child missing more than a week of school a term. ERO's Ruth Shinoda told Mike Hosking it's a key problem,  as parents don't appear to be prioritising school enough. She says it's a lot of lost learning, and primary school in particular sets the foundation for later education. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Grafelman tells John and Mike about how he acquired Larry Shinoda's Boss 302, and the effort involved in verifying its authenticity.

Linkin Park is an American rock band from Agoura Hills, California. The band's current lineup comprises vocalist/rhythm guitarist/keyboardist Mike Shinoda, lead guitarist Brad Delson, bassist Dave Farrell, DJ/turntablist Joe Hahn and drummer Rob Bourdon, all of whom are founding members. Vocalists Mark Wakefield and Chester Bennington are former members of the band. Categorized as alternative rock, Linkin Park's earlier music spanned a fusion of heavy metal and hip hop, while their later music features more electronica and pop elements.Formed in 1996, Linkin Park rose to international fame with their debut studio album, Hybrid Theory (2000), which became certified Diamond by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Released during the peak of the nu metal scene, the album's singles' heavy airplay on MTV led the singles "One Step Closer", "Crawling" and "In the End" all to chart highly on the Mainstream Rock chart; the latter crossed over to the pop chart. Their second album, Meteora (2003), continued the band's success. The band explored experimental sounds on their third album, Minutes to Midnight (2007). By the end of the decade, Linkin Park was among the most successful and popular rock acts.The band continued to explore a wider variation of musical types on their fourth album, A Thousand Suns (2010), layering their music with more electronic sounds. The band's fifth album, Living Things (2012), combined musical elements from all of their previous records. Their sixth album, The Hunting Party (2014), returned to a heavier rock sound, and their seventh album, One More Light (2017), was their first pop-oriented record. Linkin Park went on a hiatus when longtime lead vocalist Bennington died by suicide in July 2017. In April 2022, Shinoda revealed the band was neither working on new music nor planning on touring for the foreseeable future.Linkin Park is among the best-selling bands of the 21st century and the world's best-selling music artists, having sold over 100 million records worldwide. They have won two Grammy Awards, six American Music Awards, two Billboard Music Awards, four MTV Video Music Awards, 10 MTV Europe Music Awards and three World Music Awards. In 2003, MTV2 named Linkin Park the sixth-greatest band of the music video era and the third-best of the new millennium. Billboard ranked Linkin Park No. 19 on the Best Artists of the Decade list. In 2012, the band was voted as the greatest artist of the 2000s in a Bracket Madness poll on VH1. In 2014, the band was declared as "The Biggest Rock Band in the World Right Now" by Kerrang!.

Way back on an early episode of the podcast we looked at the 2001 debut album from Shinoda, Copperpot and the boys so let's see how they rounded out their as-of-now resume with 2017's One More Light.  Released barely 2 months before Chester's death, the overall sound of the record is completely different to any of the previous output and divided an already fractious fanbase.  Copperpot's no.1 fan Neil Strong hops onboard with Simon to dissect this one. Thanks for listening/downloading. Click that subscribe button and get in touch with any hate mail on jukboxpod@gmail.com  Alternatively, follow the pod on Instagram @jukeboxpod or search us up on Facebook xxx

A timely conversation with insights into the current environment for fixed income investing and considerations when it comes to allocation within the asset class. Featured are Leslie Falconio, Head of Taxable Fixed Income Strategy Americas, UBS Chief Investment Office, and Ken Shinoda, Portfolio Manager at DoubleLine Capital. Host: Daniel Cassidy

Episode 305:We've featured guitar duos in our past episodes - this episode brings us duo-singers! Bower gives LINKIN PARK songs the righteous “rushmore treatment". PLUS: How the LP and JAY-Z mash-up really occurred; and the business decision behind the spelling of the bands name.

Greetings and welcome back to Awakening Aphrodite! I am beyond excited to share this week's guest with you and our powerful discussion on goddess archetypes, self-knowledge, mythology's relevance in the modern world and so much more. My amazing guest, Dr. Jean Shinoda Bolen, is a Jungian analyst, an M.D., a clinical professor of psychiatry, an activist, a diplomat of the American Board of Psychology and Neurology, an NGO permanent representative to the United Nations' Commission on the status of women, and, among other wonderful things, a prolific author. You may recognize her for her most famous book, Goddesses In Everywoman, a world-famous classic on women's psychology that uses seven goddess archetypes as a way of describing personalities, behaviors and the true self. I have all of her books and I am just so thrilled to have this wise and accomplished being on my show. You can look forward to a wide range of topics in this special episode! Our conversation begins with the recent Chinese New Year of the Water Tiger and the optimism it symbolizes as we simultaneously transition from the patriarchal Piscean Age into the egalitarian Age of Aquarius. We dive into the history of humanity and the origin of the goddess and Dr. Jean Shinoda Bolen illuminates the unique artistic aspects of human societies and civilizations. Together, we debunk myths about mythology and relate ancient Greek tales of gods and goddesses to the psyches of people like you and I in the modern day. In honor of the Aphrodite archetype in me (and for the title of my show!) I ask Dr. Jean Shinoda Bolen some deeper questions about the this alchemical goddess of love and how we can invite more Aphrodite energy into our lives. She illuminates the truth that the sacred feminine archetype is in all things: from the awe humanity experienced upon seeing the Earth from outer space for the first time to the liminal gray areas we each must navigate when making a major life decision or transition in life. We conclude with tips on balancing masculine and feminine energies to live our purpose in harmony. Enjoy! TIME STAMPS 00:11:00 Interview Begins 00:12:37 The Year Of The Water Tiger 00:23:56 The Matriarchal History Of Humanity 00:18:32 Mythology In The Modern World 00:24:56 Seven Major Goddess Archetypes 00:28:41 Archetypes Vs Stereotypes 00:30:00 The Progress Of Women's Rights 00:31:51 Symbolism Of Viewing The Earth From Space 00:34:32 The Right To Abortion 00:38:44 Patriarchal Greek Mythology 00:40:25 The Freedom Of Modern Women 00:46:01 Dr. Shinoda's Memoir In The Making 00:57:06 Navigating Uncertainty 01:03:27 Advice For The Liminal Aquarian Age 01:06:50 The True Alchemy Of Aphrodite 01:10:07 Advice For Cultivating Aphrodite Within You 01:13:38 Today's Goddess Movement 01:14:26 The Millionth Circle 01:16:47 Join My Women's Circle! 01:22:41 The Wyrd Sisters 01:24:19 Subscribe To Dr. Jean's Newsletter At Her Website: www.jeanbolen.com TO CONTACT AMY FOURNIER: WEBSITE: http://amyfournier.com/ EMAIL: amy@amyfournier.com INSTAGRAM: @FitAmyTV YOUTUBE: Awakening Aphrodite Podcast/FitAmyTV FACEBOOK: Amy Fournier JOIN MY FREE ONLINE WOMEN'S CIRCLE

Greetings and welcome back to Awakening Aphrodite! I am beyond excited to share this week's guest with you and our powerful discussion on goddess archetypes, self-knowledge, mythology's relevance in the modern world and so much more. My amazing guest, Dr. Jean Shinoda Bolen, is a Jungian analyst, an M.D., a clinical professor of psychiatry, an activist, a diplomat of the American Board of Psychology and Neurology, an NGO permanent representative to the United Nations' Commission on the status of women, and, among other wonderful things, a prolific author. You may recognize her for her most famous book, Goddesses In Everywoman, a world-famous classic on women's psychology that uses seven goddess archetypes as a way of describing personalities, behaviors and the true self. I have all of her books and I am just so thrilled to have this wise and accomplished being on my show. You can look forward to a wide range of topics in this special episode! Our conversation begins with the recent Chinese New Year of the Water Tiger and the optimism it symbolizes as we simultaneously transition from the patriarchal Piscean Age into the egalitarian Age of Aquarius. We dive into the history of humanity and the origin of the goddess and Dr. Jean Shinoda Bolen illuminates the unique artistic aspects of human societies and civilizations. Together, we debunk myths about mythology and relate ancient Greek tales of gods and goddesses to the psyches of people like you and I in the modern day. In honor of the Aphrodite archetype in me (and for the title of my show!) I ask Dr. Jean Shinoda Bolen some deeper questions about the this alchemical goddess of love and how we can invite more Aphrodite energy into our lives. She illuminates the truth that the sacred feminine archetype is in all things: from the awe humanity experienced upon seeing the Earth from outer space for the first time to the liminal gray areas we each must navigate when making a major life decision or transition in life. We conclude with tips on balancing masculine and feminine energies to live our purpose in harmony. Enjoy! TIME STAMPS 00:11:00 Interview Begins 00:12:37 The Year Of The Water Tiger 00:23:56 The Matriarchal History Of Humanity 00:18:32 Mythology In The Modern World 00:24:56 Seven Major Goddess Archetypes 00:28:41 Archetypes Vs Stereotypes 00:30:00 The Progress Of Women's Rights 00:31:51 Symbolism Of Viewing The Earth From Space 00:34:32 The Right To Abortion 00:38:44 Patriarchal Greek Mythology 00:40:25 The Freedom Of Modern Women 00:46:01 Dr. Shinoda's Memoir In The Making 00:57:06 Navigating Uncertainty 01:03:27 Advice For The Liminal Aquarian Age 01:06:50 The True Alchemy Of Aphrodite 01:10:07 Advice For Cultivating Aphrodite Within You 01:13:38 Today's Goddess Movement 01:14:26 The Millionth Circle 01:16:47 Join My Women's Circle! 01:22:41 The Wyrd Sisters 01:24:19 Subscribe To Dr. Jean's Newsletter At Her Website: www.jeanbolen.com TO CONTACT AMY FOURNIER: WEBSITE: http://amyfournier.com/ EMAIL: amy@amyfournier.com INSTAGRAM: @FitAmyTV YOUTUBE: Awakening Aphrodite Podcast/FitAmyTV FACEBOOK: Amy Fournier JOIN MY FREE ONLINE WOMEN'S CIRCLE

Greetings and welcome back to Awakening Aphrodite! I am beyond excited to share this week's guest with you and our powerful discussion on goddess archetypes, self-knowledge, mythology's relevance in the modern world and so much more. My amazing guest, Dr. Jean Shinoda Bolen, is a Jungian analyst, an M.D., a clinical professor of psychiatry, an activist, a diplomat of the American Board of Psychology and Neurology, an NGO permanent representative to the United Nations' Commission on the status of women, and, among other wonderful things, a prolific author. You may recognize her for her most famous book, Goddesses In Everywoman, a world-famous classic on women's psychology that uses seven goddess archetypes as a way of describing personalities, behaviors and the true self. I have all of her books and I am just so thrilled to have this wise and accomplished being on my show. You can look forward to a wide range of topics in this special episode! Our conversation begins with the recent Chinese New Year of the Water Tiger and the optimism it symbolizes as we simultaneously transition from the patriarchal Piscean Age into the egalitarian Age of Aquarius. We dive into the history of humanity and the origin of the goddess and Dr. Jean Shinoda Bolen illuminates the unique artistic aspects of human societies and civilizations. Together, we debunk myths about mythology and relate ancient Greek tales of gods and goddesses to the psyches of people like you and I in the modern day. In honor of the Aphrodite archetype in me (and for the title of my show!) I ask Dr. Jean Shinoda Bolen some deeper questions about the this alchemical goddess of love and how we can invite more Aphrodite energy into our lives. She illuminates the truth that the sacred feminine archetype is in all things: from the awe humanity experienced upon seeing the Earth from outer space for the first time to the liminal gray areas we each must navigate when making a major life decision or transition in life. We conclude with tips on balancing masculine and feminine energies to live our purpose in harmony. Enjoy! TIME STAMPS 00:11:00 Interview Begins 00:12:37 The Year Of The Water Tiger 00:23:56 The Matriarchal History Of Humanity 00:18:32 Mythology In The Modern World 00:24:56 Seven Major Goddess Archetypes 00:28:41 Archetypes Vs Stereotypes 00:30:00 The Progress Of Women's Rights 00:31:51 Symbolism Of Viewing The Earth From Space 00:34:32 The Right To Abortion 00:38:44 Patriarchal Greek Mythology 00:40:25 The Freedom Of Modern Women 00:46:01 Dr. Shinoda's Memoir In The Making 00:57:06 Navigating Uncertainty 01:03:27 Advice For The Liminal Aquarian Age 01:06:50 The True Alchemy Of Aphrodite 01:10:07 Advice For Cultivating Aphrodite Within You 01:13:38 Today's Goddess Movement 01:14:26 The Millionth Circle 01:16:47 Join My Women's Circle! 01:22:41 The Wyrd Sisters 01:24:19 Subscribe To Dr. Jean's Newsletter At Her Website: www.jeanbolen.com TO CONTACT AMY FOURNIER: WEBSITE: http://amyfournier.com/ EMAIL: amy@amyfournier.com INSTAGRAM: @FitAmyTV YOUTUBE: Awakening Aphrodite Podcast/FitAmyTV FACEBOOK: Amy Fournier JOIN MY FREE ONLINE WOMEN'S CIRCLE

In the latest episode of Columbia House Party, hosts Jake Goldsbie and Blake Murphy are joined Elamin Abdelmahmoud (@elamin88), host of Pop Chat (@popchatcbc) to discuss Linkin Park's 2000 debut Hybrid Theory. A re-exploration of this album for its 20thanniversary in 2020, and after the death of Chester Bennington in 2017, reveal a long-lasting impact for fans of the band and their relationship with vulnerability and emotional space. Find out more about Linkin Park's influence, Bennington's reaction when the label wanted him to ditch Mike Shinoda and go solo, and the immense success of Hybrid Theory on this week's podcast.Come join the Patreon family for bonus episodes, mailbags, show notes and even more goodness: https://www.patreon.com/columbiahouseparty Follow @ColumbiaHP on Twitter! While you're there say hello to @BlakeMurphyODC and @JGoldsbie. If merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store: http://bit.ly/chpmerch Or reach out to the show and say hey: podcast@columbiahouseparty.com If you enjoyed today's show, please rate Columbia House Party 5-Stars on Apple Podcasts.See you next week for an all new episode of CHP.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4114831/advertisement

Hello to all our faithful friends and listeners out there, and welcome to episode 23 of The Curly Mustache Podcast! Each week, we take one real-life villain and one fictional villain, discuss their histories, crimes, motives, any connections they may have, and whether they are redeemable on our Bowler Hat Scale. This week, Cheats "The Streets" McGee (Motion Picture