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Jeff VanderMeer is the author of the novel Absolution, available from MCD Books. It was the official November pick of the Otherppl Book Club. VanderMeer's New York Times-bestselling Southern Reach Trilogy has been translated into more than thirty-seven languages. The first novel, Annihilation, won the Nebula Award and the Shirley Jackson Award. His other books include Hummingbird Salamander, Dead Astronauts, Borne (in development as a TV series at AMC), and The Strange Bird. VanderMeer has lectured at MIT, Yale, Vanderbilt, and Columbia. Most recently, he gave the John Hersey Memorial Address at the Key West Literary Seminar. His Florida reporting has appeared in Current Affairs, Time, the Nation, and Esquire. *** Otherppl with Brad Listi is a weekly podcast featuring in-depth interviews with today's leading writers. Available where podcasts are available: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, etc. Subscribe to Brad Listi's email newsletter. Support the show on Patreon Merch Twitter Instagram TikTok Bluesky Email the show: letters [at] otherppl [dot] com The podcast is a proud affiliate partner of Bookshop, working to support local, independent bookstores. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Today's cast: Dan, Stugotz, Chris, Billy, Mike, and Roy. Stugotz is full of energy after a splashy NFL trade, but for whatever reason, the crew wants to discuss a hypothetical QB trade of Matt Stafford for Sam Darnold because of a rumor on an aggregation account on X. Then, Billy missed his opportunity to become a millionaire after video has revealed he was inches away from obtaining the Shohei Ohtani 50-50 home run ball. Plus, Yankees GM Brian Cashman says the Astros didn't win in his personal record book and Jared Goff is the best QB is the NFL. Also, Michael S. "Mike on a Mobile" Schmidt of the New York Times joins the show to share info on Donald Trump's former Chief of Staff John Kelly saying Trump is a fascist, but instead, he discusses his love of Mad Dog Russo, the Astros cheating scandal, and "Steinbrenner Duty." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
In this episode host Doug Simcox sits down with renowned Western artist and calf roper, The Big Show from Bristow - Bradley Chance Hays, in his studio in Saratoga, New York. They dive deep into Bradley's unique journey, discussing everything from growing up in a small town in Oklahoma, to balancing his passion for rodeo with his thriving career as a Western artist. Discover how college rodeo shaped Bradley's path, the stories behind his stunning artwork, and how he juggles the demands of rodeo and art while maintaining a fulfilling work-life balance. You won't want to miss this engaging conversation packed with rodeo memories, creativity, and a glimpse into Bradley Chance's fascinating world.Here's how to find Bradley Chance Hays:https://www.facebook.com/bradleychancehaysoffical/https://www.instagram.com/bradleychancehaysofficial/https://www.spa-fine-art.com/bradley-chance-hays-1Here are some resources for Beyond the Chutes:Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093822821241Official Website:https://beyondthechutes.show/You Can Listen to Beyond The Chutes onSpotify: https://shorturl.at/bvK35Apple Podcasts: https://shorturl.at/jnGV4Amazon Music: https://tinyurl.com/24n3hmk4YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/bdcju8nzRSS: https://rss.com/podcasts/beyondthechutes/ParaSight SystemsCoupon: BTC023 for 50% off Mail In Test Kitshttps://www.parasightsystem.com/The IRA Projecthttps://www.facebook.com/groups/681292165259783#IPRARodeo #inourroots #rodeo #cowboy #cowboyboots #cowgirl #cowgirlstyle #westernstyle #westernfashion #horse #horseriding #bullriding #podcast #podcaster #podcastersofinstagram #rodeopodcast #rodeohouston #rodeofashion #prorodeo #sttite #fwst #dance #fwst2023 #fwst2024 #rodeohorse #rodeoroad #rodeocharm #rodeoclown #yellowstone #ipra #prca #pbr #pbrbrasil #historychannel #history #historybuff #historylovers
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SHOW 71 - BOURBON & BEYOND FESTIVAL (Kentucky) Today we start off with the new GRIPWEEDS song "Strange Bird" and end the show with Australian Band, The ON AND ONS new song "Long Ride". Then we go into some new music releases. The main subject is the BOURBON & BEYOND FESTIVAL. Rob talks about his trip last week to Kentucky to see the Bourbon & Beyond Festival. Rob goes over all the sights and sounds from Kentucky's biggest music festival! Great music from artists like : Matchbox 20, Melissa Etheridge, Sting, Beck, KT Tunstall, Beth Hart and many more ... all in one place. ********* KNOW GOOD MUSIC can be found on Podbean (host site), Spotify , Apple Podcasts, Iheart Radio, Pandora and almost anywhere you listen to podcasts. Links to more sources at Link Tree - www.linktr.ee/knowgoodmusic Help support our Podcast by purchasing some cool merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/knowgoodmusic Visit our YouTube Channel where you can see video segments from all of our interviews. Just search "know good music" ALSO - Now you can listen to all our episodes from YouTube! TURN OFF THE TV - TURN UP THE MUSIC!
Episode 459 - The Brewers of Strange Bird Happy Monday, Thieves! This week we're starting Day 2 in Rochester with Micah Krichinsky and Eric Salazar of Strange Bird Brewing. Tune in for a conversation about barrels, lagers, saisons, and more. Will Cleveland is back for more, sitting in the Don Tse seat. Tune in and let us know what you think!***As always, you can email your questions, complaints, whimpers, or whines to us at stealthisbeerpodcast@gmail.com. We read everything we get and we'll try to respond as quickly as we can. If not online, then on air. And THANKS! You can subscribe to STB on iTunes and PLEASE LEAVE US A REVIEW!!! Co-hosts: Augie Carton & John Holl Producer: Justin Kennedy Engineer: Brian Casse Music: "Abstract Concepts - What Up in the Streets" by Black Ant.
To learn more about Tina and Strange Bird Beauty, check them out at strangebirdbeauty.com And on Instagram @StrangeBirdBeauty Thanks to today's sponsor, Factor! Head to FACTORMEALS.com/truebeauty50 and use code truebeauty50 to get 50% off. That's code truebeauty50 at FACTORMEALS.com/truebeauty50 to get 50% off! Send your beauty questions and beauty baddie moments of the week to truebeautypodcast@gmail.com . Follow me on Instagram @thetruebeautypodcast and @thebrownelizabethtaylor Book virtual appointments with me at www.TRUEBEAUTYBROOKLYN.com And Click here to subscribe to my YouTube Channel Don't forget to rate us 5-stars, subscribe, and leave a review on Apple iTunes. Tell a friend to tell a friend if you like the show! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Host J.D. Reager talks with audio engineer and content creator Steve Mayer upstairs at Shangri-La Records. They discuss Steve's journey from Illinois to Memphis, his work as a live engineer, and the inspiration behind his current project The Merrycrest Sessions. Steve also shares Merrycrest Session performances from Memphis artists Seize and Desist and One Strange Bird. Support The Merrycrest Sessions at patreon.com/TheMerrycrestSessions For more episodes, music and other fine podcasts visit backtothelight.net.
Psalm 40:5 Many, O Lord, are Your wonderful works which You have done; and Your thoughts toward us cannot be recounted to You in order; if I would declare and speak of them, they are more than can be numbered. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1232/29
The Land down under, the Aussies, the lucky country, Oz - all nicknames for the area of the world that seems to have almost gone unnoticed by authors of the history textbooks. “How come we don't learn much about Australia”, some of our students ask yearly…well, you're about to, kids. Grab a cup of coffee, you know we are, because we're going to take you back to the 1930s and talk about one of the forgotten wars that Australians underwent in the early 1930s - while the world was feeling the effects of the great depression, and Germany was giving into the rise of fascism under Adolf Hitler, there was an active war on the smallest continent in the world, yet the 6th largest country. A strange bird part III is coming at you right now on this episode of the Missing Chapter. Go to The Missing Chapter Podcast website for more information, previous episodes, and professional development opportunities. Don't forget to click subscribe! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themissingchapter/support
If you're a fan of the Missing Chapter, you may recognize the title of today's episode. If you're a newbie to all things Missing Chapter, well, welcome to Part II of the crazy bird campaign from another bird-brained dictator. This time, it's not Kim Jung Un from North Korea, although the stories are eerily similar, we're focused on Mao Zedong from China, and Mao's first order of business - a violent campaign, a declaration of war even, against a threat to his authoritarian regime - what was the threat you ask? Well it wasn't the expansion of an imperialist nation or a rising threat on his borders, it was against birds. You heard me right, birds. Why would anyone, no less a feared authoritarian leader, make such an odd declaration, especially against birds? Find out today on this episode of the Missing Chapter. Go to The Missing Chapter Podcast website for more information, previous episodes, and professional development opportunities. Don't forget to click subscribe! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themissingchapter/support
Part 2 of the interview with Tina Chow Rudolf. Tina shares her spiritual practices and how she self-cares. She describes how the creation of her business, Strange Bird Beauty, healed her and served as a manifestation of her spiritual journey and her own healing process. Tina shares what is next for her, how she is growing and what she is creating for the future. This episode discusses how starting your own businesses might not always be about the business itself, but the process of creation. Curious about Tina's story and her Saturn Return? Check out part 1 of the interview. Tina is the founder/creator of Strange Bird Beauty, a plant-powered crystal-powered beauty brand. She started her career as a social worker based in Chinatown, but her creative voice got louder and louder until she developed her own company. Strange Bird Beauty promotes the idea of changing a skincare routine to a ritual routine. It combines ancient Chinese beauty traditions rooted in traditional Chinese medicine with modern energy medicine. Tina, a working mother of two, believes that true self-care is fundamental for creating a positive and healthy lifestyle. Connect with Tina https://strangebirdbeauty.com/ https://www.instagram.com/strangebirdbeauty/ Resources: Book a Career Clarity Reading to get the answers to your career questions 1:1 Mentorship to Shift Your Mindset and Unlock Your Purpose SoundCloud Meditations Sound Bath Meditations About Woo Woo Company: Alice Hu is a Career Intuitive and Mindset Coach. She is the founder of Woo Woo Company, a guide for all things woo, spiritual, and holistic wellness. Going through your Saturn Return or have questions about your career? Alice will use all the tools and modalities that helped her discover her calling and purpose to guide you in your journey. Connect with Alice via Instagram or text 202-918-3414 to join abundance challenges, receive messages from the Universe, and more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/into-the-woo/support
Part 1 of the interview with Tina Chow Rudolf. Tina shares her Saturn Return, which is something she didn't realize she was going through at the time. She describes her experience of dipping in and out of creativity throughout her life, and how she rerooted herself in creativity. Tina shares her passion for finding integrity, and how she was able to discover the best version of herself during her emotional Saturn Return. Check out part 2 of this interview to see how the creation of Tina's business served as a manifestation of spirituality. Tina is the founder/creator of Strange Bird Beauty, a plant-powered crystal-powered beauty brand. She started her career as a social worker based in Chinatown, but her creative voice got louder and louder until she developed her own company. Strange Bird Beauty promotes the idea of changing a skincare routine to a ritual routine. It combines ancient Chinese beauty traditions rooted in traditional Chinese medicine with modern energy medicine. Tina, a working mother of two, believes that true self-care is fundamental for creating a positive and healthy lifestyle. Connect with Tina https://strangebirdbeauty.com/ https://www.instagram.com/strangebirdbeauty/ Resources: Book a Career Clarity Reading to get the answers to your career questions 1:1 Mentorship to Shift Your Mindset and Unlock Your Purpose SoundCloud Meditations Sound Bath Meditations About Woo Woo Company: Alice Hu is a Career Intuitive and Mindset Coach. She is the founder of Woo Woo Company, a guide for all things woo, spiritual, and holistic wellness. Going through your Saturn Return or have questions about your career? Alice will use all the tools and modalities that helped her discover her calling and purpose to guide you in your journey. Connect with Alice via Instagram or text 202-918-3414 to join abundance challenges, receive messages from the Universe, and more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/into-the-woo/support
"Existential questions were not addressed" ... well, today they are!
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Today we are back from vacation with Tina Chow, the founder of the skincare line, Strange Bird Beauty. To learn more about Tina and Strange Bird Beauty, check them out at strangebirdbeauty.com And on Instagram @StrangeBirdBeauty Don't forget to send us YOUR beauty, skincare, or life, questions, your Milk?! With Your Dinner?! And “I Didn't Know Then, But I'm Older Now” segments to truebeautybrooklynpodcast@gmail.com. DM us on Instagram @truebeautybrooklynpodcast. Check us out on Twitter @truebeautyBKpod Don't forget to rate us 5-stars, subscribe, and leave a review on Apple iTunes. Tell a friend to tell a friend if you like the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
ln this episode of True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest, Kit Crumb researches sightings of a bird that died out millions of years ago.
Emily Gloekler discusses the entrepreneurial journey that started in Africa and led her to buy the gift store/art studio One Strange Bird.
The country of North Korea has been riddled with mystery - little is known about this Mississippi-sized country - until fairly recently. North Korea has been locked down to outsiders, and after miraculous escapes by defectors, and a handful of documentary film crews breaching the borders, we've become more enlightened about this Hermit Kingdom and what truly happens on the north side of the 38th parallel. As electric fences and barbed wire stretch along the border, we now know their purpose is not to keep foreigners out, but to keep their own people in, and after years and years of propaganda, their supreme leaders of North Korea, who have become deities to their people, have made some highly questionable decisions, as well as coming up with very odd, bizarre solutions to simple problems. Find out one of the more strange decisions the North Korean government made to fix a problem they created, on this episode of the Missing Chapter. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themissingchapter/support
Jeff VanderMeer's NYT-bestselling Southern Reach trilogy has been translated into over 35 languages. The first novel, Annihilation, won the Nebula Award and Shirley Jackson Award, and was made into a movie by Paramount in 2018. Recent works include Dead Astronauts, Borne (a finalist for the Arthur C. Clarke Award), The Strange Bird. These novels, set in the Borne universe, are being developed for TV by AMC and continue to explore themes related to the environment, animals, and our future. His latest book, Hummingbird Salamander, is out this week and already getting rave reviews.We had great fund talking with Jeff and learning about how he crafts his unique stories. We talked about how his work defies categorisation, why he likes to experiment with his writing and what themes are important to him in his writing. We also get his thoughts on the adaptation of Annihilation into a movie, and find out about how his unique writing process helps him get into the heads of his characters.Links:Buy Hummingbird Salamander and Jeff's other booksVisit Jeff's websiteFollow Jeff on TwitterWatch our video panel Page One Sessions as we discuss writing with great authors: https://youtu.be/gmE6iCDYn-sThe Page One Podcast is brought to you by Write Gear, creators of Page One - the Writer's Notebook. Learn more and order yours now: https://www.writegear.co.uk/page-oneFollow us on Twitter: @write_gearFollow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/WriteGearUK/Follow us on Instagram: write_gear_uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week on the Bird Report, it’s all about strange bird names.
Scott Birdsall is a character. He is a business owner, builder, fabricator, race car driver, used car salesman, Dad, and many more things, but for the purpose of this piece we will start with Chuckles Garage. This is where Scott transitioned from the corporate world to chase the dream of building and creating hot rods, one of those famed builds is the classic "Gasser" affectionately known as "Strange Bird". However Scott doesn't just limit himself to Chuckles Garage he is also part owner of Resolute Motorsports who specialize in improving 911's from 1983 to 1989 for either the road, track or safari rally's. Last but not least we can't not touch on the fact Scott currently holds the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb record for a diesel vehicle, beating previous record-holder, Uwe Nittel and his Mercedes Benz C300D 4MATIC, by just over 13 seconds in "Old Smokey".Now "Old Smokey'' his beloved truck is hard to characterize, maybe the best way is to say it is an IMSA race car hiding under 1949 Ford truck sheet metal. It is however registered and legal to drive on public roads and with the squeeze of the loud pedal it obliterates a pair of rear tires at will. This is in part thanks to a massive wave of torque from the turbocharged Cummins engine that sits up front. Honestly the truck defies easy explanation, and therein lies its appeal. It is cool because it's so functional in ways that it shouldn't be. Most people wouldn't build a race car out of a 1949 Ford F1 pickup, and for those who would, it is extremely doubtful they would go to the lengths Scott did. Originally, he didn't build Old Smokey to set records at hill climb or top speed events; he actually bought it to fix it up and flip (hence the used car salesman).Back to the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb and its 156 turns over the course of 12.42 miles. Scott has the current best diesel time of 11 minutes and 24.065 seconds, beating the diesel record set by Mercedes-Benz in 2016. His end goal is to get the record under 10 minutes in "Old Smokey". I know he will do it because Scott already made the impossible happen in getting a 1949 Ford F1 up a mountain faster than anyone else, that number is just going to get lower as Scott gets better
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1232/29 Psalm 40:5 Many, O LORD my God, [are] thy wonderful works [which] thou hast done, and thy thoughts [which are] to us-ward: they cannot be reckoned up in order unto thee: [if] I would declare and speak [of them], they are more than can be numbered.
In episode 407, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn do the thing and review Borat Subsequent Moviefilm and Rebecca! Also discussed: Lovecraft Country, The Vow, The Strange Bird, Fargo, David Attenborough, No Time to Die, and much more! Support the show and remember to damn the man, save the Empire! Listen to all back episodes of...
Take one 1949 Ford F1 pickup truck. Add a full-tube race chassis, a raced prepped Cummins diesel with compound turbochargers, and an insane builder/racer named Scotty Birdsall. Do that, and maybe, just maybe, you too could set a world record at the Pikes Peak Hill Climb and in the process best one of the oldest, and most well-respected automakers the world has ever seen. Scott Birdsall of Chuckles Garage in Santa Rosa, California created “Old Smokey” out of a farm truck which he purchased for a mere $250.00. Initially slated to be a parts hauler for his shop, the old F1 quickly escalated into one of the coolest diesel-powered vehicles ever created. Old Smokey however isn’t Scotty’s first foray into the world of mechanized awesomeness though. Some may remember Strange Bird, the 1962 Ford Falcon Gasser that was powered by a supercharged 401 Buick Nailhead. Or Brutus, the BMY Harsco M931A2 6x6 5-ton tractor. Either way it doesn’t much matter as this week on the Hot Rod BBQ, we’ve got him, and he’s here to tell us not only about his new world record, but how he got into this business, how he loathes the corporate world, and what’s next in his pursuit of flat-out speed. We’ve also got a wicked 1965 Volvo P1800 racer that we pulled from the Hemmings classifieds in honor of our special guest because, it looks like something he’d get a kick out of!
NEW EPISODE COME UP. Get ya tea, pens and thinking caps ready. This is a movement - not a moment. Brittany Gooden, recently featured in a Pink Among Men women crushing it segment, where we promoted her fundraising campaign for STRANGE BIRD, a documentary seeking #JusticeforIzellParrott, is back this week and this time we are talking with her directly! Ernest Media CEO Brittany Gooden is a filmmaker with 8+ years working in TV, media and advertising. For her directorial debut, she is raising a fund to continue shooting and pursuing experienced production partners to develop Strange Bird as as a series examining Izell Parrott’s death. The series will dive into the various elements surrounding Izzy’s death: physical evidence, circumstantial evidence, potential suspects and key players from the sheriff’s office, local news publications, Glens Fall, NY residents and Izzy’s family. She is the niece of Izell and grew up in Glens Falls, New York, where she has worked independently over two years to capture footage and interviews with Izzy’s family and key members of the community. From Brittany: "Strange Bird is personal. It is a story about America. It is a story about family. It is a story about truth. As an emerging filmmaker, I could not be more eager for this story to be my directorial debut. More than just an opportunity to serve my passion to make a documentary film, this is truly an opportunity to shed light and find answers about the tragic death of my uncle, Izell “Izzy” Parrott." Brittany chats with us about how she's balancing the brevity of emotions that come with undertaking a film like this, and what the response has been since releasing the trailer. It is a motivational and insightful hour. For more on Strange Bird visit: https://www.strange-bird.com/ and join Brittany on Instagram at @brittany_gooden ___ And it is #WCW - Women Crushing It time! This week we salute and honor MOLLY FREDENBURG!! Molly is a makeup and visual artist, most recently featured by the Washington Post for her unique concept of creating fluid, abstract paintings out of recycled expired makeup. She also partners with brands as a creative consultant promoting initiatives on innovative ways to create with their products while reducing waste in the beauty industry. Molly's clientele includes Loreal, Nike and Em Cosmetics, and has been featured by Allure and Real Simple magazine. Additionally, Molly is a philanthropist co-founder of the nonprofit Me Us We with her brother, with the goal to raise awareness in unique ways you can support at-risk foster youth. Molly's motto is to "create over consume" and believes we all possess unique skills and gifts that we can utilize to thrive and give back in our own individual way. Learn more by visiting https://meuswe.org/ and following @meuswemovement For every 50 donations to their fundraiser with Together We Rise of $25 and over Me Us We will be doing a raffle give away of a selection Molly's makeup paintings.
Back from our isolated mini summer vacay and so excited for you to get to know this week's guest! This week we are joined by, RAIN VALDEZ, an actress, an award winning filmmaker and an out and proud transgender woman. Rain is also the founder of ActNOW, the first and only acting class in Los Angeles prioritizing a safe space for LGBTQIA actors and teaches beyond the binary. Rain got her start playing ‘Coco’ in season 2 of TV Land’s Lopez and doubling in Amazon's Transparent as Miss Van Nuys on screen and a producer behind the scenes. Valdez’s rom-com short Ryans, which she stars in, screened in over 15 film festivals worldwide after premiering at Outfest, winning the Jury Award for Best North American Short at the NCGLFF. Rain’s short film Hexed was nominated for Best Director, Best Comedy and Best Actress at the Madrid International Film Festival. Rain has been named one of Outfest LA's Next Generation of Filmmakers and is Inside Out Pitch Please! Contest 2019 winner. She recently starred in a Paul Feig directed, half-hour comedy pilot for Freeform TV, guest stars in Amazon’s Sneaky Pete and can be seen in the CBS All Access new show Why Women Kill. Rain also appears in the critically acclaimed Netflix documentary, Disclosure, where she shares her story and joins us to talk about her latest series, which she wrote and stars in, Razor Tongue. A 7-part web series Razor Tongue, had its international premiere in Toronto at InsideOut Film Festival, its US premiere in San Francisco at Frameline Film Festival of June 2019, as well as, premiering in LA at the Outfest Film Festival. All 7 episodes of Razor Tongue are now available for streaming and can be found here: https://www.noweverartists.com/razortongue. The team behind Razor Tongue is currently promoting a For Your Consideration Emmy nomination campaign and we chat with Rain about doing that on an indie scale, her break into the industry, call out culture and more. Also featured in this episode, this week's WCW - Women Crushing It is filmmaker, entrepreneur and Good Media founder, BRITTANY C. GOODEN! Brittany C. Gooden is a multidisciplinary producer who has worked with premier clients in TV, media and advertising including Discovery, Spike, Bustle, Vox and Under Armor. Brittany also takes great pleasure in mentorship and cultivating safe spaces for young girls and women in creative fields. We are honored to feature Brittany this week and her most recent endeavor, the documentary feature film STRANGE BIRD which is a personal story; one about justice; about family and about the truth. The film is currently raising funds to tell the story of Izell "Izzy" Parrott, Brittany's uncle, who was found hanging in from a thirty-foot tree in the woods of her hometown, Glen Falls, NY, after missing for fourteen months. The film will investigate the truth behind Izzy's death aimed at finding justice for Izzy and will do so by examining the complexities of his life. At a time where we as a country are faced with addressing the racial injustices that exists prevalently amongst us, and advocating to hear stories for Black men, women and transpeople, we believe that this film is a super important discourse and for that we are matching the next $500 in donations towards the campaign for STRANGE BIRD. We hope you will join us.
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Augie March: Live at The Old Museum, Bowen Hills, 17 August 2019 From humble origins in Shepparton, Victoria, the story of Augie March has wound its way through periods of underrated accomplishment, untimely deaths, six albums, national and international tours, award wins and nominations, and the occasional lengthy hiatus. Singer/guitarist Glenn Richards, guitarist Adam Donovan, bass player Edmondo Ammendola and drummer David Williams first came together in 1996 as tertiary students. The band name was taken from the protagonist of a novel by Canadian-American author Saul Bellow. The band's first two EPs, "Thanks for the Memes" (1998) and "Waltz" (1999) were released on Ra Records. For the recording of debut album "Sunset Studies" (2000) Glenn Richards's friend Rob Dawson was brought in to play piano, though he tragically died in a car accident in January 2001. Kiernan Box was brought onboard to play keys for second album "Strange Bird" in 2002 and the lineup has remained stable ever since. Maintaining what might be described as a modest, though devoted fanbase was blown out of the water in 2006 with the release of third album "Moo, You Bloody Choir", which was nominated for ARIA Album of the Year and won the Australian Music Prize. Lead single "One Crowded Hour" took out APRA's Song of the Year and was voted number one in Triple J's Hottest 100. The success of "Moo, You Bloody Choir" led to new opportunities for the band such as North American tours, support slots with acts including Andrew Bird and Crowded House and two special concerts at Kings Park in Perth with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra. Fourth album "Watch Me Disappear" was released in 2008 and the following year Augie March embarked on stripped-back tour of the east coast dubbed "On The Quiet", with mostly acoustic instruments. Shortly after, the band took a major hiatus, and in 2010 Glenn Richards released a solo album, titled "Glimjack". Since then the band have come back together to record the albums "Havens Dumb" in 2014 and "Bootikins" in 2018. "Bootikins" was produced by longtime Nick Cave collaborator Tony Cohen, who was lured out of retirement to work with the band, although he died before the album was finished. In 2019 Augie March played a 10th anniversary "On The Quiet" tour, stopping in Brisbane to perform to a reverent audience at The Old Museum. While the music may sound beautiful and even sombre, the band were in a jovial mood between songs and we are pleased to have preserved the majority of their banter for the enjoyment of the listener. Recorded by Blake Howson Mixed by Conner McDonald Special thanks to live engineer Brendan Wright Show production, engineering and host: Scott Mercer Originally aired via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 7 June, 2020
Whelp. It's a pandemic. Drew spills his guts from his isolation chamber in Northeast Portland, but mostly plays some dope tunes to get you through the terror and ennui of social distancing. Please stay safe out there, please be kind to each other, and please support one another as much as possible. Music this week:"Basiphobia" by Bryson Cone (14:00)"Chip Away" by Serge Severe, ft. Mic Capes and Vinnie Dewayne, Prod. by Panama Red (21:03)"Up and Over" by Sunset on Mars (27:22)"Liar" by Inward Creature (32:55)"Sisters Song" by A Strange Bird (39:45)"Oh Billy" by the Prissteens (46:27)
Giusto in tempo per l’8 marzo e per la pubblicazione del loro libro, esce questa puntata con “le due Giulie” del podcast “Senza rossetto”, nato nel 2016 per celebrare i 70 anni del voto femminile in Italia e raccontarci come stavano le ragazze allora, oggi e come staranno forse domani. In questa puntata a 3 vi raccontiamo di com’è nato e come si è sviluppato il loro progetto, di quante donne podcaster ancora conosciamo e ci ispirano e di quanto ci sia bisogno ancora di fare rete per occupare in maniera più diffusa questo nuovo spazio mediatico che è il mondo del podcasting. La puntata è stata registrata a metà febbraio, nel frattempo sono nati altri progetti che vi elencheremo nelle shownotes :) Nelle rubriche viaggiamo invece a Berlino e Glasgow e vi spieghiamo la storia dietro al modo di dire “ambaradam”! Shownotes: Potete discutere della puntata sulla nostra pagina facebook: http://bit.ly/2n4G4xA Per supportare il Podcast andate invece su www.patreon.com/tuttifannulloni Trovate le due Giulie a questi indirizzi: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/senzarossettopodcast/ Instagram: @senzarossetto Sito: https://www.senzarossettopodcast.it Il loro libro “le ragazze stanno bene”: https://www.harpercollins.it/9788869055652/le-ragazze-stanno-bene/ Libro di Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie : https://bit.ly/2PZOvJY Sua Ted Talk a riguardo: https://bit.ly/2TBmOsW Podcast citati durante la puntata: “Serial”:https://serialpodcast.org/ "Strange Bird": https://bit.ly/2VXOl9G "Women of the hour": https://spoti.fi/3azZ8uC “Da costa a costa”: https://www.francescocosta.net/da-costa-a-costa/ “Scientificast”: https://www.scientificast.it/ “Ricciotto”: https://www.querty.it/show/ricciotto/ “Ordinary girls”: https://www.radiopopolare.it/trasmissione/ordinary-girls/ “Match and the city”: https://matchandthecity.it/podcast/ “Mis(s)conosciute”: https://www.facebook.com/missconosciute/ “Fika Podcast”: https://fikathepodcast.wordpress.com/category/puntate/ “Romantic Italia”: https://storielibere.fm/romantic-italia/ Puntata di "un buon giorno per morire" con Giulia&Giulia: https://spoti.fi/39DxfSi dopo la registrazione dell’episodio abbiamo scoperto anche questi altri podcast femministi: (se ne conoscete altri segnalatemeli!) - Cara sei maschilista: https://www.spreaker.com/user/caraseimaschilista - Modern Cinderellas Italia: https://linktr.ee/moderncinderellas Radio JP: https://bit.ly/2TBH9yd L’episodio di “l’altra strada” su Glasgow: https://www.spreaker.com/user/11094677/ep-10-laltra-scozia
I still have a cold, so let's let some birds do part of the talking in this episode about more weird bird calls! Further reading: Listen to the Loudest Bird Ever Recorded Further listening/watching: A video of the screaming piha. You need to see this. The yellow-bellied sapsucker is a real bird, and an adorable one too: The mute swan is not actually mute: The white bellbird is the loudest bird ever recorded (photo by Anselmo d’Affonseca): The screaming piha is hilariously loud. Left, sitting like a normal bird. Right, screaming: Show transcript: Welcome to Strange Animals Podcast. I’m your host, Kate Shaw. I still have this rotten cold, although I’m getting over it. As you can hear, my voice is pretty messed up, so for this episode I’ll let birds do some of the talking for me. Yes, it’s another weird bird calls episode! We’ll start with this cute little call: [yellow-bellied sapsucker call] That’s not a dog’s squeaky toy, it’s a yellow-bellied sapsucker. Yes, that’s a real bird. It’s a type of woodpecker that lives in much of eastern and northern North America, breeding in Canada and spending winters in the eastern United States and Mexico. I get them in my yard sometimes. The sapsucker will also drum on dead trees and other items to make a loud sound to communicate with other sapsuckers. It mostly eats tree sap, but it also eats berries, small insects, and fruit. To get the tree sap, it drills small holes in tree bark, usually in neat rows, and licks up the sap that oozes from the holes. If you ever see a tree with rows of little holes in the bark, that was done by a sapsucker. It can sometimes even kill trees this way, but for the most part it doesn’t hurt the tree unless the tree is already dying. Males and females both forage for insects to feed their babies. They usually dip the insects in tree sap before feeding them to the chicks. Yummy! Next up is this little grunty call: [mute swan call] Maybe it’s not exciting or loud, but it’s made by a bird you wouldn’t expect to hear, the mute swan. I mean, the word mute is right there in its name but it’s not mute at all. The mute swan is a big white waterfowl from Eurasia, although it’s been introduced to other parts of the world since it’s so pretty. Its legs are black with an orange and black bill, and it has a long neck that it uses to reach plants that are deeper underwater than ducks and most geese can get at. Its wingspan can be seven and a half feet across, or 2.4 meters. It’s more closely related to the black swan of Australia and the black-necked swan of South America than it is to other swan species from Eurasia. Mute swans get their name not because they can’t make sounds, obviously, but because they’re not as noisy as other swan species. Not only does it make the little grunting sounds we just heard, it will sometimes hiss aggressively if a person or animal gets too close to its nest. Also, swans can give you such a wallop with their wings that they could knock you out stone cold, so it’s best to just watch them from a distance and not get too close. When mute swans fly, their wings make a distinctive thrumming sound that helps them stay in contact with other mute swans. This is what their wingbeats sound like: [mute swans flying] That sounds more like a UFO than a bird, just saying. Next is a weird metallic call that doesn’t sound like a noise a bird could make either. It sounds like an industrial machine of some kind: [white bellbird call] That’s the sound the male white bellbird gives to attract a female. It also happens to be the loudest bird call ever recorded. In late 2018, an ornithologist from Brazil teamed up with a bioacoustician from the United States. They traveled into the mountainous forests of the Brazilian Amazon to record both the white bellbird and our next bird, which I’ll get to in a minute. The male white bellbird is white with a black bill with a lo...
Listen to our review of The Man From Beyond by Strange Bird Immersive, a meticulously crafted blend of immersive theatre and escape rooms. The review is short, but trust us, any more and we’d verge on spoiling the incredible surprises this show has to offer. This experience flipped our entire view of the escape room industry upside-down, in the best way possible.The review is followed by a conversation with the creators, Cameron Cooper and Haley ER Cooper! We discuss their approach to designing an immersive theatre escape experience, what escape rooms can learn from theatre, and their plans for the future. Experience reviewed in this episode:The Man From Beyond atStrange Bird ImmersiveHaley and Cameron's FavoritesImmersive Theatre Sleep No More presented by Emursive in New York, NYThen She Fell presented by Third Rail Projects in Brooklyn, NYSweet and Lucky presented by Third Rail ProjectsHaus of Creep presented by Just Fix It Productions in Los Angeles, CAThe Johnny Cycle presented by The Speakeasy Society in Altadena, CAMiss Jezebel’s Tea Party at 60 Out in Los Angeles, CAThe Nest presented by Scout Expedition Company in Los Angeles, CAStory-driven Escape RoomsLab Rat at Hatch Escapes in Los Angeles, CAStash House in Los Angeles, CAEscape Extension Sharks by Escape My Room in New Orleans, LAEscape My Room in New Orleans, LAPuzzle-centric Escape RoomsPalace Games in San Francisco, CAFollow Strange Bird Immersive:Twitter: @strangebirdimmInstagram: @strangebirdimmFacebook: @strangebirdimmersiveBlog: Immersology, an immersive theatre blog by Strange Bird’s Haley ER CooperWatch the podcast here!Youtube ChannelIndividual Game Review PlaylistCheck out our brand new website!Follow us on social media for updates!Twitter: @escexpeditions Facebook: @escexpeditionsInstagram: @escapeexpeditionsBusiness contact: Escapeexpeditionscontact@gmail.comHave a specific game review request? Ask us on twitter or send an email!That catchy jingle uses: Funky (Sting) by Twin MusicomSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/escapeexpeditions)
at Strum Guitars by Lost'N PortlandEmerge, a music podcast for the tightly woven creative community in Portland Oregon. Showcasing the incredibly talented musicians and songwriters of our city. Learn their story, be a part of their journey. Join host Hayley Lynn as she hosts a live monthly showcase of Portlands emerging artists at Strum PDX.This Weeks featured artistsA Strange Bird - strangebirdmusic.comCredits:Executive Producer - Chris FranklinAudio Production - Sony FelbergHost - Hayley LynnAnnouncer - Josh DonoghueTheme Music - James VillaVenue - Strum Guitars
This week we're going to learn not about strange birds, but about strange sounds some birds make. Thanks to Sam for the suggestion, and thanks to Llewelly and Leo for suggesting two of the birds we feature today! Further watching: Greater prairie chicken courtship display A bittern, weird swamp bird: An American woodcock, adorable: Ocellated turkey, beautiful and goofy: Greater prairie chicken: Show transcript: Welcome to Strange Animals Podcast. I’m your host, Kate Shaw. Halloween is over and we’re all just about sick of candy, or maybe that’s just me. Either way, if you live in the northern hemisphere we’re heading into winter, but if you live in the southern hemisphere spring is in full swing! And spring means birdsong! Thanks to Sam for the suggestion that we do a whole episode about interesting bird calls, and thanks to Llewelly and Leo for some excellent bird suggestions. But we can’t cover all the weird bird calls out there in one episode. I think I’ll make this a recurring topic, and every so often we’ll get a weird birdsong episode. This time we’ll learn about a few birds of North America, although one is from Central America. Let’s start with this unusual sound. [Bittern call] That’s the call of the male American bittern, a type of heron that lives throughout most of North America. It’s brown with paler streaks that help camouflage it in the reeds and water grasses where it spends most of its time. It likes freshwater marshes and other wetlands with lots of tall plants to hide in. When the bittern feels threatened, it stands still, points its long bill upwards with its neck stretched out, and sways slightly to imitate the reeds around it. But it still does this even if it’s standing out in the open, because while it’s a neat bird, it maybe is not exactly a genius. The bittern eats fish, crustaceans, insects, and other small animals. Like many birds, whatever parts of its food it can’t digest, like fish scales and dragonfly wings, form into pellets in its digestive tract that it regurgitates later. Males sometimes fight over territories by flying upwards in a spiral, both birds trying to stab each other with their bills. The male is the one that makes the weird call we just heard. He gulps air to inflate his esophagus, which is the inside part of the throat, and uses the air to make his call. This is more similar to the way frogs call than birds. He also clacks his bill. He only makes this call during breeding season, which is in the spring and summer. Next, let’s listen to the call of another North American bird, the American woodcock: [American woodcock sound] The American woodcock is a relatively small bird with short legs, basically no tail, large black eyes, and a long pointy bill. It’s considered a game bird although I’m not sure why, since people don’t seem to eat it. It’s brown with black and lighter brown markings which camouflage it perfectly among dead leaves, and it looks like a shore bird because it’s actually closely related to shore birds like sandpipers. It lives in woodlands and pastures throughout eastern North America. It uses its long bill to probe the ground for earthworms, and the tip of the upper half of the bill, properly called a mandible, is flexible so the woodcock can grab a worm without actually opening its beak. It also eats small insects and other invertebrates, and seeds. It’s mostly active at dawn and dusk, and it migrates at night. In spring, the male woodcock attracts females by a flight display called sky dancing. He spirals upward, then down again, chirping melodically while the wind through three specialized primary feathers in his wings make a twittering sound, which is what we just heard. Next is this bird, which was suggested by Llewelly. [ocellated turkey call] That’s the ocellated turkey, also called the green peacock. It mostly only lives in a small area of Mexico called the Yucatan Peninsula.
This week, we're talking future plans for the show, music we're playing and listening to, our future guest like Cam O'Connor of Rocketship Comedy, Jesse Rice of Black Circle Brewing and Loom, Mike Angel of Square Cat Vinyl, Virginia Avenue Music Fest, and Bigfoot Yancey, Lily & Madeleine, Annie Skinner of Indy CD and Vinyl, Chris Benadyk of Love Handle and Strange Bird + our favorite music videos and more. Check out our selections, we couldn't be more opposite! Can you guess which is Valerie's and which is Joy's favorite? Monster Magnet, Space Lord: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dscfeQOMuGw Vanessa Carlton, 1000 miles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cwkej79U3ek
It’s rare that you find an actor in an escape room. It’s even more rare to discover that the actor doesn’t detract from you an experience, but helps create it. Cameron and Haley, are masters of this very thing. Madame Daphne guides you through a seance in attempt to contact the ghost of Harry Houdini. While many escape rooms worship at the altar of the clock, Strange Bird laughs in the face of convention; stopping the clock entirely to ensure that the story has your complete and undivided attention. Strange Bird’s loyalty lies with the hero’s journey.In the Episode: We discuss what makes an escape room shine, how immersion gives you a space to practice your emotions, and how Immersive entertainment opens the door to creativity to any with an idea, and a drive to create. Truly, the frame in which we view the world of entertainment is changing. The way in which we interact with one another could be shifted and reshaped, as we learn how to see each other and the world around us with new eyes. Make it immersive:Star Trek: The Next Generation [22:19]Selected links: Strange Bird ImmersiveImmersologyThe Man From BeyondKlingon culture?MystWalter the Falcon!They have a trailer?Strange Bird on:-Twitter -Instagram-Facebook Show Notes:Introduction & context [1:19]Favorite fictional world [2:20]An inspiring and beautiful game [5:13]When escape rooms shine[7:49]What is strange bird? [9:29]Why is Strange Bird so unique? [11:09]Avoiding distractions and building story [13:28]Directing the attention of an audience [15:18]Escape Room VS. Storyline [17:19]What is the ‘Why’ behind ‘The Man From Beyond’? [18:19]How Strange bird creates immersion [22:10]Make it immersive [22:19]Setting the stage [31:15]The coopers on the value of Play [34:05]Why you should be dancing around a fire [40:35]Where did the name “Strange Bird” come from? [42:20]Where’s walter?? [46:19]Explaining immersion [48:55]Strange Bird’s here and now [51:23]
In this episode we discuss "And You Shall Know Her By The Trail Of Dead" by Brooke Bolander with our guest Dan Moren an author, journalist, and podcaster. We also discuss the art of swearing, cyberpunk, and famous character duos. We review The Strange Bird by Jeff Vandermeer and October Country by Ray Bradbury. Here's where you can find everything: "And You Shall Know Her By The Trail Of Dead" by Brooke Bolanderhttp://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/fiction/shall-know-trail-dead/ Dan Moren: https://dmoren.com/
Everyone wants to know if we’re normal. Is my body normal, is my brain normal, are my feelings normal? Data artist Mona Chalabi will tell you. And she’ll explain why normal is BS. In the right hands, data is more than statistics. It can expand our understanding of ourselves, and this strange planet that we call home. Mona is the data editor at The Guardian, and host of the new podcast Strange Bird. She makes hand-drawn illustrations of data, from when people eat pizza to how many women remove facial hair to average testicle size (that one’s an interactive chart. For real). And what data can and can’t tell us about America.
Everyone wants to know if we’re normal. Is my body normal, is my brain normal, are my feelings normal? Data artist Mona Chalabi will tell you. And she’ll explain why normal is BS. In the right hands, data is more than statistics. It can expand our understanding of ourselves, and this strange planet that we call home. Mona is the data editor at The Guardian, and host of the new podcast Strange Bird. She makes hand-drawn illustrations of data, from when people eat pizza to how many women remove facial hair to average testicle size (that one’s an interactive chart. For real). And what data can and can’t tell us about America.
Everyone wants to know if we’re normal. Is my body normal, is my brain normal, are my feelings normal? Data artist Mona Chalabi will tell you. And she’ll explain why normal is BS. In the right hands, data is more than statistics. It can expand our understanding of ourselves, and this strange planet that we call home. Mona is the data editor at The Guardian, and host of the new podcast Strange Bird. She makes hand-drawn illustrations of data, from when people eat pizza to how many women remove facial hair to average testicle size (that one’s an interactive chart. For real). And what data can and can’t tell us about America.
Everyone wants to know if we’re normal. Is my body normal, is my brain normal, are my feelings normal? Data artist Mona Chalabi will tell you. And she’ll explain why normal is BS. In the right hands, data is more than statistics. It can expand our understanding of ourselves, and this strange planet that we call home. Mona is the data editor at The Guardian, and host of the new podcast Strange Bird. She makes hand-drawn illustrations of data, from when people eat pizza to how many women remove facial hair to average testicle size (that one’s an interactive chart. For real). And what data can and can’t tell us about America.
Everyone wants to know if we’re normal. Is my body normal, is my brain normal, are my feelings normal? Data artist Mona Chalabi will tell you. And she’ll explain why normal is BS. In the right hands, data is more than statistics. It can expand our understanding of ourselves, and this strange planet that we call home. Mona is the data editor at The Guardian, and host of the new podcast Strange Bird. She makes hand-drawn illustrations of data, from when people eat pizza to how many women remove facial hair to average testicle size (that one’s an interactive chart. For real). And what data can and can’t tell us about America.
About one in five females will experience it, and yet we don’t talk about it. Mona Chalabi takes a close look at the data -- and the silence -- around miscarriage, and discusses it with experts, colleagues, friends and even her own mum. Listen to the episode in an experimental player built by the Guardian mobile innovation lab
Strange Bird is about things that can make us feel lonely, the things that we’re not great at talking about. Host Mona Chalabi, data editor of Guardian US, uses numbers to help answer questions on difficult topics and, hopefully, make us feel less lonely. Birds that seem like strange outliers often aren’t
The Divas join Haley and Cameron Cooper, professional actors who run Strange Bird Immersive, to discuss Immersive Theatre, Escape Rooms, and combining them to create a whole new experience. This is a topic dear to our heart, so we were very excited to do this interview! But because Errol has been busy developing the Cryptex Hunt, there is no song again. The interview is fantastic though!Haley also has a wonderful blog called Immersology. There, she chronicles their journey developing their escape room, as well as articles on Immersive Theatre and Escape Rooms. One day, we will be able to get to this Escape Room.
#16 We are joined by guests Jennifer Street and Aric Harding to review and give our thoughts on Strange Bird Immersive's newest escape experience "The Man From Beyond": Houdini Seance Escape Room. Check them out at strangebirdimmersive.com New iamGEEK shirts now available: https://shop.spreadshirt.com/iamGEEK/
Get ready to meet some galactic royalty known as Fuzzqueen, so strap your listening ears on and get ready to hear their tracks: Willing Girl, Strange Bird and Sailing Tonight. Recorded and Mixed by Mark Reiter and Ken Barnum at Bias Studios.
Show #292 Kevin Deal - Nothing Left To Prove (Nothing Left To Prove) Audrey Auld - Hey Warden (Hey Warden) John Cowan - The Things I Haven't Done (Sixty) The Mavericks - What Am I Supposed to Do (Mono) (mic break) Andrew Combs - Strange Bird (All These Dreams) Kristin Andreassen - Azalea (Gondolier) Stan Martin - Come On Trouble (Whiskey Morning) Kevin Deal - Let Them Horses Run (Nothing Left To Prove) (mic break) Jorma Kaukonen - The Other Side of the Mountain (Ain't In No Hurry) Grifters & Shills - Devil’s On My Side (Watershed) Whitehorse - You Get Older (Leave No Bridge Unburned) (mic break) Pharis & Jason Romero - A Wanderer I'll Stay (A Wanderer I'll Stay) Owen Campbell - Highway Bound (The Pilgrim) Tom Paxton - Skeeters'll Gitcha (Redemption Road) Eilen Jewel - That's Why I'm Walkin' (Signature Sounds 20th Anniversary Collection: Rarities from the Second Decade) (mic break) Kevin Deal - Play Me a Country Song (Nothing Left To Prove) Twitter: @Fratrain Flipboard: Americana Boogie Music (March 20th, 2015) Bill Frater
Are you ready for round 3 of our Who's That Bird contest: A-frickin' Edition? Well, get ready. Do it! Ah, forget it, we'll start even though you're NOT ready. Jackass. In fact, if you're expecting a detailed description of this episode so you'll have an advantage in the home version of Who's That Bird that we know you all play with your friends, forget it. Here's all you're getting: ungulate impressions, grounded asian beer, and just-about-to-die. Cop that, keyword search! I'm outta here. If you want to complain about the inadequacy of this week's episode description, send us an email (maskedman@limitedappeal.net). Theme music courtesy of Mugison and Ipecac Recordings.
Are you ready for round 3 of our Who's That Bird contest: A-frickin' Edition? Well, get ready. Do it! Ah, forget it, we'll start even though you're NOT ready. Jackass. In fact, if you're expecting a detailed description of this episode so you'll have an advantage in the home version of Who's That Bird that we know you all play with your friends, forget it. Here's all you're getting: ungulate impressions, grounded asian beer, and just-about-to-die. Cop that, keyword search! I'm outta here. If you want to complain about the inadequacy of this week's episode description, send us an email (maskedman@limitedappeal.net). Theme music courtesy of Mugison and Ipecac Recordings.
This summer Ana and I, in preparation for the "great long distance experiment" got to travel a bit around Maine and Canada and Vermont. On one occasion I had a prolonged discussion with a good man, here to be nameless to protect his reputation, about we humans and the big picture and what can be done about it all. It was a real and good pleasure and I hope I hadn't offended him as I usually do when I talk about these things. Anyways - one last thing. I had mistaken Andrew Bird for Bobby Bare Jr. This is because Mr. Bare has a song which is close to my dyslexic heart called "Strange Bird" hence if I have a few in me I start mixing things up in a poor way; like saying that Andrew Bird has a senior version in the country and western scene. That is clearly not the case. Be sure to check out "Strange Bird" it's really good. Anyways this is the short version which made the podcast: 01. Richard Hawley - As the Dawn Breaks 02. Six Organs of Admittance - The Desert is a Circle 03. Bill Callahan - A Man Needs a Woman or a Man to be a Man 04. Agent Simple - Make a Right at Jordfallsmotet 05. Devandra Banhart - Shabop Shalom 06. The Felice Brothers - Run Chicken Run 07. Larkin Grimm - Dominican Rum 08. Port O'Brien - In Vino Veritas 09. The Precisions - New York City 10. Jens Lekman - A Postcard to Nina 11. Kid Koala - Its All Over 12. Townes van Zandt - Intro Joke from "Mr Gold and Mr Mud" 13. King Creosote - Camels Swapped for Wives 14. Adam Green - What Makes Him Act So Bad 15. Sleepy Jackson Lovers - Mourning Rain And these are the tracks which got onto the Long Play version. Most of which can be found on previous podcasts of mine. 16.Adam Green - Castles and Tassels 17. King Creosote and Player Piano - Cod Liver and Orange Juice 18. Jill Barber - Oh My My 19. Bill Calahan - Eid Ma Clack Shaw 20. The Felice Brothers - Frankie's Gun 21. Cluthcy Hopkins Meest Lord Kenjamin - Brother John 22. Larkin Grim - Ride That Cyclone image from: Magic Hat Currently Reading: Locust - The Devastating Rise and Mysterious Disappearance of the Insect That Shaped the American Frontier by Jeffery A. Lockwood
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