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Sometimes you feel like you've know someone forever... well at least since that one time he came to your small town during his "Impossible Truth" tour back in 2013 and played your local coffee shop. I'm talking about our southern brother, William Tyler. A legend among greats, Tyler played with the likes of Silver Jews and Lambchop prior to launching his solo career around 2010. He has crossed paths with the late Jack Rose, rocked with KY legend Bonnie "Prince" Billy and so many wonderful artists over the years. A Tennessee boy born and raised, Tyler grew up with his sister, whom he started the Stone Fox venue with in Nashville back in the day. Eventually signing with Merge Records, Tyler went on to release a large body of work with titles such as "Goes West", "Music From First Cow" and his Thrill Jockey debut entitled "Lost Futures" with Marisa Anderson back in 2021. Eventually relocating to LA for a few years, he has since been back in the south during the Pandemic crisis to reset and figure out his vision for the next chapter. Tyler is true blue and we couldn't be more excited to share this episode with you. Enjoy!
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There was very big news in the Messaging Industry last week, after a decade since Apple launched iMessage and Google had standardised on RCS, Apple announced that it plans to support RCS in 2024. This will mean messaging interoperability between iOS and Android phones. But what does it mean for the A2P or Rich Messaging Business (RBM)? We reached out to Bill Dudley of Sinch to get his informed opinion about what it means. Bill has a very good analysis of what we know, what it means and what it could ultimately mean. We talked about The probably timing of the roll out The support for Universal Profile The impact of the EU DMA Act While P2P is announced, what does it mean for A2P (or C2B strictly) The future of SMS – is there one? We want to thank Bill for coming on as a very informed guest at short notice to give us all a heads up on the enormous implications of this shift in the market. Bill can be contacted at the following: https://www.linkedin.com/in/williamdudley/ https://william-dudley.com/ https://www.sinch.com/ Lyrics for Bull Mountain Ridge Music and Lyrics © Paul Thorn Stone Fox Dan was a Romeo man Made a livin' sellin' marijuana He went around turnin' all the good lookin' women on He wore a feather in his hat and drove a big black Caddy He was always lookin' for a party He played Big Daddy to the women when the men wasn't home Well now, Bull Mountain Hawk was the cock of the walk He said Stone Fox Dan needed killin' When he got to drinkin', he was meaner than a copperhead He was leader of the clan…took the law in his hands When he caught Stone Fox with his woman Guess who's sleepin' at the bottom of the cold waterbed? And the Hawk said, “Take him on down below the Bull Mountain Bridge Tie his hands and throw him in the river You might as well give him his farewell party night” He said, “Knock him in the head…he's better off dead Break his arms and throw him in the river If anybody asks, just tell `em he committed suicide” And the Hawk said, “Take him on down below the Bull Mountain Bridge Tie his hands and throw him in the river You might as well give him his farewell party night” He said, “Knock him in the head…he's better off dead Break his arms and throw him in the river If anybody asks, just tell `em he committed suicide” And the Hawk said, “Take him on down below the Bull Mountain Bridge Tie his hands and throw him in the river You might as well give him his farewell party night” He said, “Knock him in the head…he's better off dead Break his arms and throw him in the river If anybody asks, just tell `em he committed suicide” “If anybody asks, just tell `em he committed suicide”
Tanner and @StonefoxDetroit sit down and go through this week on twitter. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pissmagazine/support
Watch out for our short film High Concept Individual coming out Spring 2024. Hosts: Tanner (@pissmagazine) Izzy (@IzzyNGriffin) Stonefox Detroit (@StonefoxDetroit) Check out all the shows on Kill Podcasters (@killpodcasters) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pissmagazine/support
We talk to Michael Pate, an actor & lead singer/guitarist of the band, Electric Black Horse. While he wears many different hats (and sometimes, leather, eye makeup and funky footwear), he makes sure that his daughter, age 7, never has to question who her father is.His credo is showing up as you are. His insistence in authenticity has been a cornerstone in his life and now, his fatherhood journey. Michael reminds us to remain connected to who we were prior to having children and the importance in sharing the successes as well as our challenges, with our children.Age isn't but a number to Mike, but he appreciates the life experiences along the way, which have made him the father he's never had and the father he wanted to be to his child. Please join us for this delightful chat and male perspective on being an older parent.
We have a really cool guest on the show today. His name is Jordan Loretz and he's a singer-songwriter and saxophonist from Endwell, NY. He draws influence from jazz, folk, rock, and the blues, and has performed across New York State and around the world in countries like Europe, Ecuador, China, and Taiwan. Jordan currently plays in a duo project with Kevin Ludwig and is getting ready to play a bunch of live shows in the area. We get to hear his song called, "Celebrating" on the podcast. To see past videos of Jordan and more that he's uploading, subscribe to his YouTube page. You can follow Jordan on Facebook and Instagram and follow his duo with Kevin Ludwig on Instagram as well. Make sure to go support Jordan at his live shows! - Friday 9/10 at Stone Fox in Binghamton from 6-9 p.m. - Friday 9/17 at Stu's Place in Endicott from 7-10 p.m. - Sunday 9/19 at Stone Fox in Binghamton from 12-3 p.m. Be sure to like, subscribe and give the More Than Music Podcast a review wherever you listen to the podcast and share us with a friend! We release shows every Wednesday and look out for a bonus episode every now and then. Find me, Kara Conrad on Facebook, and the podcast on Instagram at More Than Music Pod. If you want to talk to me or suggest a guest just send me a message on Instagram or email me at karaaconrad@gmail.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/morethanmusicpod/support
Listen to why children's library, Lisa K thinks you should read Stone Fox by John Reynolds Gardiner. Written For: 3rd-4th Grade Genre: Adventure Themes: bravery, dogs, sled racing, family Check it out here: https://search.westervillelibrary.org/iii/encore/search/C__St%3A%28stone%20fox%29%20a%3A%28john%20reynolds%20gardiner%29__Orightresult__U?lang=eng&suite=gold
MaalGotItAll & DeuceShizzle are back in this bish & we conversing, but what's the convo bout today? We starting off where we started last week with Maal's Brady story before continuing Draymond Green's convo about the unfair treatment of NBA players & the trading block. A quick shoutout to TheCheatsMovement before we give our Judas and The Black Messiah movie review & talk about watching similar movies with our younger kids. Deuce is back with Witcho Goof Ass & the homie Beasley Belafonte is who we're shouting out this week on #FlagFootballWontEnuffTho then a lil nursery rhymes back story tho!? We finish w/a shoutout to Albert Pujols & Robert Horry & ..As always #SupportYourOwn cause #SupportIsImportant
An interview with Ben on starting your own business as a black smith. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrew-laughbon/support
Alicia Bognanno is a musician from Rosemount, Minnesota who earned a degree from Middle Tennessee State University in audio recording before getting an internship at Steve Albini's Electrical Audio studios in Chicago. She is the founder of the band Bully whcih she plays guitar and sings for. She started recording demos of her own material before relocating to Nashville, Tennessee, where she worked as an engineer at Battle Tapes Recording and The Stone Fox venue. Bully has released the following albums: Feels Like (2015)Losing (2017) and the just release Sugaregg on SupPop records.
Peewee Herman, 4th of July movies, Jaws 5, Don't look up, This isn't improv it's my dick, scaring old people, a vendetta against the faeries, Birthright, Never A Straight Answer, Broken Promise, Paul Rubens, Meatballs, This is not a time travel movie, Are you the Navigator, Stone Fox, Peewee's Playhouse, the new Bill and Ted movie, What we are blanking. Opening theme by the Assassins. Closing theme by Lucas Perea Email: Yhblankthat@gmail.com Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/youhaventblankedthat/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/yhblankthat https://anchor.fm/blanked-that --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blanked-that/message
Standing in solidarity with our Black friends, followers, family, and colleagues and to support the efforts of Black Lives Matter in response to the police murder and brutalization of Black Americans, we are participating in the #podcastblackout and #amplifyblackvoices movements and we are not having a regularly scheduled episode this week. Instead check out Black creators that we recommend in this episode. Stars on Fire Podcast - Astro podcast through the lens of pop culture and current events. Talking Tarot with the Stone Fox - A podcast that integrates tarot and mystical practices.The Killing of Freddie Gray - Deep dive into the death of Freddie Gray with Addendum episodes hosted by D. Watkins. Scam Goddess - A comedy true crime podcast dedicated to fraud and all those who practice it.Good Ancestor Podcast - Layla Saad has conversations With Change-Makers & Culture-Shapers about what it means to become a Good Ancestor. 1619 Podcast - An audio series on how slavery has transformed America, connecting past and present through the oldest form of storytelling.Sparkle Divine Tarot - Havana's channel on Youtube that includes tarot deck walk-throughs, reviews, and hauls! Abundant Life Tarot - Kim's Youtube channel includes deck combos, unboxings, and favorite thematic decks. A must watch video is "8 Minutes and 46 Seconds". Black Chick Lit Podcast - A twice-monthly podcast that talks books by and for black women. Ice Planet Podcast - A weekly in-depth discussion of every character and plot point of Ruby Dixon's "Ice Planet Barbarians" romance series. Because why not?The Black Witch Podcast - A podcast dedicated to destigmatizing mysticism through conversation that integrates spirituality & everyday life.Lil' Black Witch Podcast - A podcast with minorities in mind created by Black Women in love with the human race.Book Recommendations - If you're unsure where to get started, we have a list of books in the post for this episode. Please consider donating to one of the many Bail Funds for Protesters across the Country. This episode is dedicated to the lives, memories, and loved ones of Ahmaud Aubrey, Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, Tony McDade, Sean Reed, and to everyone who fights police brutality in their name.
There are so many things about this film that I love. Specifically the 70s easy listening soundtrack that helped me through my study days. Soundtrack on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0AaK4RrSB2Rt5Ld449CjCH?si=NhO3AX03QxOkr9zRBjh9Ew---Hosts: Lauren @lauren_melanie & Jai @jai_stylefactoryIntro & Outro music by Den-Mate @imdenmateFollow Fashion Grunge on Instagram @fashiongrunge and fashiongrunge.comemail us : info@fashiongrunge.com
Alllllllllllllrighty. Sam's got a MONSTER 90 minutes of jam-packed new Aussie tunes riding the airwaves directly into your earholes. Sound uncomfortable? It's not. It'll be amazing. You'll love it. On the bill TODAY on 94.7 The Pulse, we have delicious tuneage from: Destrends, DickLord, Aubergine (get a tag guys!), Jordan Merrick, Modern Divide, Daniel Trakell, Coalfalls, Radio Rejects, The Phazes, The Butterfly Effect, Cicadastone, BIN, Elenore, TAFE, Pretty Thrills, Down For Tomorrow, Lakelend, Bee Virginia and Stonefox.
Take this journey to Kentucky with me! Here comes the brand new F.L.A.V.A in ya ear with SashaRenee! Critics describe Sasha Renee as playful, lyrical, and honest. Stephen Trageser of "Nashville Scene" magazine wrote about Sasha Renee before a show she did in Nashville, TN at The Stone Fox, stating "With a boxer's grace and lightning speed, she shifts from mellifluous and soulful to fierce and piercing." Sasha Renee is an independent hip-hop/soul femcee originally from Louisville, KY. Sasha Renee's first project was a mixtape titled "A Proper Introduction" Hosted by K Camp’s Atlanta DJ, DJ Genius and released in 2011. Sasha has since released another mixtape in 2012, a compilation album in 2014, an EP in 2017, various singles and is set to release her F.L.A.V.A. EP by April 2019. Check out Sasha Renee's archive of work on Soundcloud, Audiomack, and Bandcamp and continue to keep up with new releases on Spotify. Featured Tracks: "My City," "Dedicated" (feat. Berran Lee & Jordan Jetson), "Candy Bars," "What You Need," "Misery and Pain" and "Crush" (feat. Kori Black. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/officiallyout/message
Not to make it a big deal or anything, but the Stone Fox is finally back for good and talking all types of tarot. After a much needed reflective break, Erin returns to the show and comes in hot with 5 'Woo Woo' Ways to Deal with Avoidance, using new age healing and modern mysticism. Avoiding the truth, avoiding others, avoiding a specific situation... no matter what it is, there are woo woo methods designed to give you the back bone needed to take these issues off the back burner for good. She introduces techniques from regulating your Solar Plexus chakra to finding your Power Days in numerology. Erin also touches on major updates from the last three weeks and closes with a simple tarot spread to help you shine light on things you had let grow in the dark.Don't forget Subscribe, Rate and Review!Send Questions or Drop a Line to: erin@thestonefx.comSlide into those DMs at: @stonefoxspiritualityBook Appointments or Learn More at: www.thestonefx.com/services Support the show (http://www.thestonefx.com)
Hi everyone! Andrew’s taking the helm for today’s Matinee Monday, with a review from the debut offering from the recently renamed 20th Century Studios. Like that Fox brand might be toxic or something. Anyway, Andrew will be up in a minute with his review of THE CALL OF THE WILD. Don’t miss Andrew’s other recent reviews for BLISS (Episode #723), SCHOOL’S OUT (Episode #716), and COME TO DADDY (Episode #709). None of those are family films, by the way. Not even COME TO DADDY. Before the review, we’ll have a promo from our good friends at the Book of Lies Podcast. Every week, Brandi Fleeks and Sunni Hepburn take a look at a fraud case or famous con artist, breaking down the methods, the signals, and how to spot similar scams in your life. You can find them on Twitter @Bookofliespod and on Facebook and Instagram @bookofliespodcast. Be sure to like, retweet, share, review, and subscribe! Subscribe to stay current with the latest releases. Contribute at Patreon for exclusive content. Connect with us over social media to continue the conversation. Here we go! ///// > ///// Hello film fans! Andrew here, pinch-hitting today with... a Disney film. Don’t worry, I’ll be back on Friday with my usual dose of death and destruction. One of the perks to being an accredited film critic (well, actually, the only perk) is access to check out the occasional film at a press-screening or through a screener link or on DVD during awards season. Somehow, I didn’t even know of the existence of today’s film until I got my invite to go check it out at arguably Austin’s dingiest theater - remarkable, considering the budget was in the $150M range. What secured my RSVP was the ability to bring along my three kids and gauge their response to a film that has been marketed to both parents and children. Today’s movie is THE CALL OF THE WILD (2020), with a screenplay by Michael Green based on the Jack London novel, directed by Chris Sanders. THE CALL OF THE WILD tells the story of Buck, a St. Bernard / Scotch Collie mix and his adventures in the late 19th Century. After Buck is abducted from his mischievous life on a bucolic California estate, he’s shipped by boat up to the Yukon territory on the US-Canadian border. Buck is soon acquired by a kind couple in charge of delivering mail to the remote Alaskan town of Skagway. At first a reluctant member of a sled dog team, Buck begins to learn life lessons, as all dogs do, maturing and gaining confidence along the way. And I haven’t even gotten to the Harrison Ford part yet. Director Chris Sanders has three other directorial efforts to his name, all of which are animated - LILO & STITCH, HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON and THE CROODS. This makes a ton of sense after the fact as the film is live action except for the dogs and a few other animals you meet along the way. The sequences that rely heavily on the animals feel very much like a cartoon, albeit a well-crafted one, though thankfully none of the animals talk or provide the narration. Harrison Ford steps into the narrator role and does excellent work. Ford is always such a curmudgeon in real life that I was worried the whole film would feel like he was just showing up for a Disney payday, but his voice feels genuine, keeping the larger narrative aloft until his on-camera role expands in the second half of the picture. Dan Stevens and Karen Gillan appear as well, but feel miscast as the film’s villains. Bradley Whitford kicks off the story as Buck’s original owner in another strange bit of casting, putting a noteworthy actor in a role that barely outlasts the film’s credits. And the unsung hero is motion-capture actor Terry Notary who apparently stood in for Buck. I didn’t learn this until after the film and it’s certainly not apparent during the viewing, but hey, that’s good work if you can get it. One minor complaint is that the story itself feels more episodic rather than having a traditional three-act structure. Maybe it’s just because we are in the age of peak TV, but the whole thing might have worked better as 6-episode Disney+ series. Almost a full hour goes by before Buck inevitably hooks up with Ford’s John Thornton and it feels like everything prior is just a lead-up to this point. The primary problem with THE CALL OF THE WILD is that it tries too hard to be everything to everyone. The source material is not as light-hearted as the film would have you believe. The film features a number of violent scenes, even including some ambiguous allusions to death, though it sands down the corners to deliver the sanitized Disney version that audiences expect. (Incidentally, I have heard the live-action MULAN remake will be PG-13 and I am curious to see what that means for both the film itself as well as the box office). What did not work for me, for at least the first hour, was the juxtaposition of a rugged survival tale with humanized dogs that are uncannily expressive. I get that much of what was required of the dogs in this film probably could not have been done with actual animals, but it feels like the CGI went one step too far, making Buck in particular feel more like a cartoon animal living in the real world. What makes THE CALL OF THE WILD fantastic? THE CALL OF THE WILD is not afraid to take its time. There are just enough action scenes to keep the kids engaged and plenty of slapstick comedy, but there are also more moments of reflection (quiet or narrated) than you’re used to seeing a modern family film. My viewing experience recalled how I felt watching family adventure films growing up in the 1980s, like THE JOURNEY OF NATTY GANN, CHEETAH, or the made-for-tv movie STONE FOX. I really enjoyed experiencing this one with my kids, which has to be a much better sit than subjecting them to SONIC THE HEDGEHOG or the critically-derided DOOLITTLE. THE CALL OF THE WILD is a throwback family film that provides ample, if not particularly memorable, entertainment for all ages. Fans of adventure films that merge live action and CGI-animation such as THE JUNGLE BOOK or PETE’S DRAGON will enjoy this film. Rotten Tomatoes: 70% Metacritic: 53 One Movie Punch: 7.6/10 THE CALL OF THE WILD (2020) is rated PG and is playing in theaters. Come back on Friday and we’ll get back to the wild ways of Fantastic Fest with JALLIKATTU. In a rural Indian village, a buffalo has broken loose, damaging the town while mobs of men begin to form, seeking to restore order. You’ve seen movies with every other kind of killer animal, so why not a buffalo! See you then.
Liam and James host an interview with Melbourne-based, Canada-signed trio Stonefox! Aired on 14/02/20. Produced by Liam Marziano.
Fox Sports studio host Rob Stone stops by to talk with Nick about the brand new Fox Big Noon Kickoff College football studio show, his excitement in working Urban Meyer, what makes a good studio show, and the Nebraska football brand. Plus Nick gives his top 10 story lines for the upcoming college football season. #NickBahePodcast #CollegeFootball #CollegeBasketball #Huskers #Creighton #FoxSports #BigTen Subscribe, rate, and review our podcast wherever you get your podcasts so you don't miss an episode! Also follow up on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter OR NickBahe.com A Parkville Media Production. A podcast and audio production based in Omaha, NE.
Previewing the college football season with the Fox host.
In the first episode you meet The Stone Fox, Erin, as she opens up the discussion on all things tarot, crystals, spellbinding and otherwise meta related. Erin describes her somewhat unorthodox introduction to tarot and how it became her gateway drug to all things metaphysical. She also shares her mission to take the "woo-woo" out of mystic practices and alternative healing - because you don't have to eat crystals for breakfast and sleep in a moon garden to be spiritistic (whether she does or not.) In a very candid conversation she gives a general introduction into the world of cards and explains the history of the Fool's Journey for novices, experienced practitioners and skeptics alike. The episode concludes with a weekly card pull to help you find out what you Wantvs. what you Need in the upcoming week. Up Next Week: A fun talk about the boss of the fire signs, Aries, and how to make the most of the hot energy from Aries new moon. Send Questions or Drop a Line to: erin@thestonefx.comSlide into those DMs at: @stonefxBook Appointments or Learn More at: www.thestonefx.com Support the show (http://www.thestonefx.com)
Welcome to the Enter VR podcast! Today's episode features Harvey Ball AKA the Stone fox. Join us as we take a deep dive into VRTK an amazing tool set that allows anyone the ability to make vr experiences with Unity. SHOW NOTES: 30: Getting rid of impostor syndrome thanks to VRTK. 2:00 How did VRTK first get started? 9:30 Why is working on VRTK important for the Stonefox? 13:00 What guided the Stonefox in building out VRTK. 16:40 What sets VRTK apart from other vr prototyping tools. 19:00 The features the community is asking for the most. 25:00 Advice on how to create multi player VR experiences. 28:00 Tips and advice for VRTK beginners. 30:00 Where to publish your content once you are done prototyping. 31:30 Long term and short term goals for VRTK. 36:00 Getting webVR and VRTK working together. 39:00 How to understand what's going on underneath the hood of your unity vrtk experiences? 43:00 Figuring out the logistics of delivering VRTK educational content. 47:00 Working on VRTK and the VR industry landscape. 54:00 Dealing with acquisition offers from big companies. 56:00 Is VR dead? 1:00:00 Where will VRTK be 10 years from now? 1:04:00 What will crossing the uncanny do to society? 1:10:00 Will VR create a massive cultural divide? 1:14:00 The Stonefox's hopes for the future of VR. 1:17:00 How to stay in touch with the Stonefox Thanks again to the Stonefox for being a true scholar and gentleman of virtual reality and thank you for listening. More information on VRTK and the stonefox in the links below: https://twitter.com/VR_Toolkit https://twitter.com/The_StoneFox https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWRk-LEMUNoZxUmY1wO7DBQ https://github.com/thestonefox/VRTK https://vrtoolkit.readme.io/
Hosts Sarah Connell and Molly O'Connor discuss the delicate art of proposals. They highlight Michael & Holly and Kim & Kanye before delving into their latest Scooter Braun conspiracy theories. They also revisit Nicholas Sparks' teen-bride classic "A Walk to Remember." Sarah shares details of her recent Worcester-Magazine-inspired engagement. The ladies of the Creative Hub, Stacy and Laura, share their own romantic tale about popping the question at Worcester's first rooftop event space. Stacy talks about what it was like to (basically) go to space courtesy of NASA. And, the show ends with a #stonefoxrings casting call. Here's looking at you, Rosie.
On this episode of Uncle Sam's Soccer Podcast, Lead studio host for FOX Sports, Rob Stone, joins Steven and Jake to discuss some of the hottest topics in US Soccer including promotion/relegation, soccer culture, and USSF Presidency. They also discuss Rob's career as he grew up playing soccer and has been involved in soccer media since 1992.
01. Stonefox, Alok & Liu - All I want feat Stonefox (extended mix) 02. The City Never Sleeps, Emma Horan - Home is where I’m with you (extended mix) 03. JAKE - Need to know 04. Jyye - Tender love (Akido remix) 05. Gryffin, Katie Pearlman- Nobody compares to you (original mix) 06. Jack Shizzle, Emilie Adams, PBH - Feel the music feat Emilie Adams (extended mix) 07. Gil Sanders, Keanu Silva, Jacob Wellfair - Loud & clear (club mix) (radio edit) 08. Stevens - I don’t care 09. Sagan- Tempus (extended mix) 10. XCRPT - You (original mix) 11. Dj Licious - I can’t stop (extended mix) 12. Block & Crown, Pete Rose - Hypnotised (original mix) 13. Mark Villa - Atlas (original mix) 14. Karra, RBYN - Beautiful disaster feat Karra (Metrush extended remix) 15. Tajunta - Symphony (original mix) 16. Sydrops - The unknown (original mix) 17. Mor Avrahami - Pyur (Enrry Senna remix) 18. Tom Swoon, Maximals - Helter skelter (extended mix) 19. Dannic - Rockin (extended mix) 20. Will Sparks, Gloria Kim - Take me feat Gloria Kim (extended mix) 21. JuicyTrax, Dirty Ducks - Equinoxe (extended mix) 22. TripL, Radiology - Alive (extented mix) 23. Max Landry, Dj Mattic - Get loose (original mix)
Joining the program today is Rob Stone of Fox Sports. Simon Provan rejoins Baxter Colburn for and the two talk MLS, NWSL, USMNT, and more.
Joining the program today is Rob Stone of Fox Sports. Simon Provan rejoins Baxter Colburn for and the two talk MLS, NWSL, USMNT, and more.
Tracklist 1.-Somnia (Extended Mix) – Jay Hardway 2.- Bump In The Night (Original Mix) – Lliam & Latroit ft. Sam Sparro 3.- All I Want (Extended Mix) – Alok & Liu ft. Stonefox 4.- Nowhere To Be Found (Original Mix) – Inpetto & Hits O Good ft. Neta Hait 5.- Sonic Boom (Original Mix) – Vato Gonzalez ft. Kris Kiss 6.- 4000 (Extended Mix) – La […]
We have a very special 100th episode this week live with Salute Your Shorts at The Stone Fox.
Wally Clark: gold chains, slick hair and plenty personality. This live set at the Stone Fox is exemplary of Mr. Clark’s great taste in music and crowd pleasing capabilities. Every head in the place was bouncing to his smart mix of upbeat disco shit and bump tracks. Enjoy! Come drink a brew with us at […]
Awwww yeahhh, another edition of the G.E.D. Soul Records Strictly vinyl night at the Stone Fox in West Nashville. We’ve got Joe D (flute and sax extraordinaire) and D Guy (Mr. G.E.D.) spinning spaced out jazz oriented jams. Enjoy and come drink a beer with us next month at the Stone Fox.
As we say goodbye to July, we welcome back to the show Rob Stone of Fox Sports. Rob is the studio host for Fox Soccer and will also have a role on Fox's college football coverage this fall. Today, Rob chats with AA about the USA's victory in the Gold Cup and the imminent launch of Fox Sports 1. Topics include...-The USMNT's record winning streak and how excited fans should truly be.-How expectations have changed for the USMNT and goals at next year's World Cup.-Gus Johnson joining Fox's soccer coverage and the reaction to it.-The complicated relationship between TV and the soccer culture.-The death of Fox Soccer and launch of Fox Sports 1.-The increased battle for parking at Fox and which FS1 debutant will make the biggest impact.-Whether or not FS1 can surpass ESPN as the #1 cable sports network.There may even be a hambone mention as well.
G.E.D. Soul Records Strictly Vinyl live at the Stone Fox in West Nashville! Featuring G.E.D. Soul’s own Flava Dave and DJ Eticut, blessing us with their vinyl selections. Flava Dave takes the start and DJ Eticut follows up making this set worth bumping on and on, enjoy! Listen Here: GEDSOULREVUE-058-FLAVADAVE&ETICUT
Once a month at the Stone Fox bar on the westide of Music City, Sal Rucco hosts an evening of vinyl, drinks and booty shakin’. This month Sal invited down Hal Greens, G.E.D. Soul’s favorite D.J. and friend, to rock the discs until late in the night. We recorded 30min of Hal, 30min of Sal […]
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