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In this engaging conversation, Nate shares his journey from growing up on a family farm in Oklahoma to exploring the barns of Georgia. He discusses the importance of agricultural history, the unique architecture of barns in the South, and how he integrates farming values into his suburban family life. The conversation also touches on the significance of preserving family stories and the challenges of parenting in today's fast-paced world. Nate's passion for barns and community shines through as he emphasizes the connections formed through shared experiences and storytelling.Follow Nate on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/barnsofgeorgia/We're glad you're joining us for another episode of Barnyard Language. If you enjoy the show, please tell a friend (or two) and be sure to rate and review us wherever you're listening! If you want to help us keep buying coffee and paying our editor, you can make a monthly pledge on Patreon to help us stay on the air. You can find us on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok as BarnyardLanguage, and if you'd like to connect with other farming families, you can join our private Barnyard Language Facebook group. We're always in search of future guests for the podcast. If you or someone you know would like to chat with us, get in touch.If you have a something you'd like to Cuss & Discuss, you can submit it here: speakpipe.com/barnyardlanguage or email us at barnyardlanguage@gmail.com.TakeawaysNate has a strong connection to his agricultural roots.Barns serve as a focal point of farm life and history.The architecture of barns varies significantly by region.Nate's Instagram account, 'Barns of Georgia,' aims to document and celebrate local barns.Connecting with barn owners often leads to rich stories and history.Parenting involves embracing the seasons of life and being intentional.Preserving family history is crucial for future generations.Nate believes in the importance of storytelling in agriculture.The unique barns of Georgia reflect the culture and history of the area.Nate's experiences highlight the joys and challenges of rural life. Chapters00:00 Introduction and Personal Growth02:46 Nate's Agricultural Background and Family History06:00 The Unique Barns of Georgia08:50 The Inspiration Behind 'Barns of Georgia'12:06 Documenting Barns: A Personal Journey14:57 Connecting with Barn Owners and Their Stories17:59 The Intersection of Barns and Other Interests21:10 Parenting and Raising Kids with Farm Values24:01 Preserving Family History and Farm Stories27:05 The Importance of Seasons in Parenting29:59 The Architecture of Georgia Barns32:48 The Stories Behind Barns and Their Owners35:53 Cultural Significance of Barns39:11 Final Thoughts and ReflectionsThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Are You Wondering if City or Suburban Life is Right for You?In this episode, we're diving into one of the biggest lifestyle choices you can make: city living or suburban life? Our hosts are tackling this age-old debate with fresh perspectives, hilarious stories, and some unexpected insights.Get ready to hear about the pros and cons of both worlds, including the challenges of driving, parking, and daily routines, along with the benefits of community life and convenience. Remember to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts with us!00:00 City vs. Suburb: The Great Debate Begins00:20 Suburban Life: Planning and Community00:41 Personal Experiences: City vs. Suburb03:06 Driving and Parking Woes in the City04:09 Historical Tidbits and City Life04:59 City Celebrations and Community Vibes06:15 Pros and Cons: City vs. Suburb09:41 Parallel Parking: A City Challenge10:43 Parking Woes in the City10:57 Living in Philadelphia: Pros and Cons13:26 Suburban Life: Pros and Cons14:51 The Importance of Community

This week we bask in the glory of a Micheal Matthews win, inflate our own Montreal results and wonder about Tudors finances. We talk more floor pumps, invent new grand tours and plan a suburban paradise.  This podcast is supported by the generous and amazing donors to the Wide Angle Podium Network, and but Hammerhead cycling! Visit hammerhead.io to check out the Karoo cycling computer, and use code SLOWRIDE at checkout to get a Heart Rate strap for free! Find us, and other fantastic cycling podcasts on the Wide Angle Podium Network, at wideanglepodium.com! Check out the brand new WAP app available in the Apple and Android app stores! You can email us at theslowridepodcast@gmail.com

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Listen to this awesome story from SendMe Goodies visit our website www.sendmegoogies.com and our Tic Tok Shop SendMe Goodies for awesome merchandise and listen to our SendMe Radio while you shop. This story depicts the struggles we all undergo in order to reach success. The long hours, lack of sleep and the dedication and constant motivation it takes on the journey. However don't give up your reward awaits you!#merchandise #clothing #SendMe #hoodies #sweatshirt #nightshift #London #nightnurselife #londonundergroundBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/sendme-radio--732966/support.

This story captures the stark contrast between the ideal and the reality that can often be found in suburban life. Through the Parker family's experience, you explore themes of community, disruption, and resilience in the face of adversity. The narrative effectively builds tension with the ongoing issues caused by Ms. Cooper and her household, culminating in a resolution that restores peace to the neighborhood. This resolution not only brings relief to the Parkers but also reinforces their values and commitment their faith. The story offers a poignant reflection on the challenges and rewards of suburban living, emphasizing the impact of community dynamics on individual lives.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/sendme-radio--732966/support.

Oh oh oh hypocrisy, religious business naming, "what about the children?" (child labor), banning social media & porn, let's arm ALL women, suburban living, TikTok conspiracy videos, & insurance w/ housing. Hypocrisy - religious naming, what about the children (clid labor), banning social media, let's arm all women and when they feel threatened they can shoot any man. Child labor violations - source Banning social media - source TikTok conspiracy videos - source Insurance companies won't insure in climate issue zones - source This episode is sponsored by Joe Ugly Apparel - ⁠www.JoeUglyApparel.com⁠ Stylish, bold, & modern apparel. For the rare misfit. Be something different. Be a misfit. Joe Ugly Apparel If you or anyone you know is looking for podcast editing, podcast production, or any other podcast services reach out to The Wild 1 Media. Produced by The Wild 1 Media. ⁠www.thewild1media.com⁠ ⁠https://darksidediaries.sounder.fm⁠ ⁠https://anchor.fm/ttmygh⁠ ⁠https://crypto101.sounder.fm/

Just in time to decolonize Thanksgiving, even in "progressive" Pacific Northwest Seattle Suburbs where exclusive and protective...does not always mean...safe...for everyone...Check our Hawaiian Artist and Indigenous Human Rights Activist Malialani Dullanty! Please consider following her work on instragram: https://www.instagram.com/malialani/And supporting her Patreon!https://www.patreon.com/malialanimadeThe podcast primarily involves Josephine Jarvis and Malialani Dullanty discussing their experiences in relation to cultural assimilation, systemic racism and the importance of decolonizing their mindsets and practices.-Both discuss their school experiences, highlighting the lack of accurate and comprehensive historical education regarding marginalized populations.-They delve into the topic of indigenous science, emphasizing its validity and the need to view it through a non-colonial lens.-A significant portion of the conversation revolves around the systemic abuse and sexualization of women, particularly women of mixed-race and native heritage.-The two express their shared experiences of growing up in white supremacist structures and discuss the need for systemic change and healing, rather than solely focusing on healing the victims.-Josephine Jarvis acknowledges the trauma and harm caused by her ancestors and commits to not letting that be her legacy.-The conversation touches upon the importance of acknowledging and understanding the harm caused by their ancestors, and the importance of healing together.-The participants discuss the need for critical thinking and challenging the established norms and systems.-The conversation ends with Josephine expressing her admiration for Malialani's authenticity and bravery.Disorienting Deliemma Toolkit to Help Navigate Challenging Emotions Available in the Onboarding Module of Foundations of Occupational Science 101 Course (free)Supplementary Learning:Occupational Consciousness [Free open access article] (helpful decolonizing lens contributed to OT and OS literature by 2023 Ruth Zemke Lecturship Recipient Dr. Elelwani L. Ramugondo, PhD, MSc, BSc(OT), Associate Professor) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4606822/The Devastating Effects of Colonization on Hawai'ihttps://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/83474c5d6077492d990b961bab0bcd74 What is indigenous science?https://wisn.org/about/what-is-indigenous-science/Resources to help with Decolonizing Whiteness for Settler Descendents:https://www.marybethbonfiglio.com/blood-and-belongingContext on Decolonizing Occupational Science Educationhttps://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14427591.2020.1780937Evolved Living Network Instragram @EvolvedLivingNetworkFree Occupational Science 101 Guidebookhttps://swiy.co/OS101GuidePodcastOS Empowered OT Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/1569824073462362/Link to Full Podcast Disclaimer https://docs.google.com/document/d/13DI0RVawzWrsY-Gmj7qOLk5A6tH-V9150xETzAdd6MQ/edit

The boys are back with Pod Doc Colin filling in for Jordan this week. We cover quite a few topics this ep, including the horror in Hawaii, more Supreme Court bribes, and Indicted Trump v no one. We focus our two main stories tonight on the insane right-wing response to the USWNT getting knocked out of the World Cup and, of course, Utah's most famous (nearly) almost sniper. Almost had it. If you can, please donate to Maui Mutual Aid here. Thanks to Colin for helping out this week

Stand-up comic and Duck Boat Tours guide, Mike O'Brien sits in and highlights some glaring differences between living in the burbs and the city. His wisdom stretches far and wide to include how to upgrade seats at sporting events, get through high school, and spy on your neighbors. Also, summer camps for nerds.

Sherman, Connecticut, Pigeon, Eagles, November Birthday, Scott Bartman, Jared Bartman, Noah Kessler, Zachary Kessler, Gordon Kessler, Paul Simon, Bunk Plaques, Jewish Camp, Kosher, Conservative Judaism, Non-religion, Athletes at Sleepaway Camp, New Jersey, Long Island, Eli Hartman, Alex Epstein, Aidan Mach, Alec Berkowitz, Max Berkowitz, Harrison Tulchiner, Reid Tannenbaum, Sandy Friedman, Eli  Josef, Ben Schwartz, Lord of the Flies, Olympics, Sing, Mobile Phones, Sleepovers, Zorn's, Livingston, New Jersey, Rutgers, Jay-Z, Cousin Relationships, Visiting Day, Stranger Danger, Milo's Tree in Prospect Park, Milo Day at Camp Starlight, Long Black Socks, Basketball Jersey, Tennis Racket, Flat-Brim Baseball Cap, Senior Bunk Plaque, Mr. Milo Day, Love for Movies and Theater, Suburban Living, Thanks to Camp Starlight

Owners of Born Losers Records and bandmates in Suburban Living, Chris Radwanski and Mike Cammarata, come on the show to talk all about their label, their band, and of course their vinyl. Listen as they talk about the reasons why they decided to start their label, how they provide their artists with the hands on attention they deserve, and how they adapt to an ever-changing business. How they signed the supergroup FUCKIN WHATEVER that includes: Anthony Green, Adam Lazzara, John Nolan, and Ben Homola. They share their experiences of being longtime friends and bandmates and how they came to be a part of Suburban Living. Hear some of the best tour stories that involve heavily armed Canadian Police, sleeping in strange frat houses and getting kicked out, and friendly drunken brawls. And find out how they methodically shop for and choose their vinyl. On The Platter: Rage Against the Machine (Self-Titled) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tasteofvinyl/support

Anybody else in disbelief that it’s already April? 2020 was a year that felt like a decade and, now, 2021 is just flying by. But it's all good because we’ve dusted off our podcast gear and are excited to share a very special conversation with two amazing work-from-anywhere travelers. We stumbled upon Will and Jess Sueiro while researching info on travel visas in February 2017. We loved their passion and energy and proceeded to binge-watch every video on their YouTube channel about their travels as digital nomads with their two kids, Avalon and Largo. We were early into our long-term travel planning, and their insights, practical instruction and passion put us on the perfect trajectory. We resonated so much with them that we reached out and said hello. Within weeks of connecting, they launched WorldTowning and we scheduled a consultation and, ultimately, attended their inaugural WorldTowning University program. Needless to say, they've guided and inspired us in immeasurable ways. Check out this episode for a spirited and personal glimpse into the Sueiros’ journey from a “living the American Dream” family (but wanting more) to a globe-trotting, “seize the day” quad of adventurers who have carved out a lifestyle that feeds them. You’ll discover that the process isn't always easy, and it often manifests over time as an initial desire transforms into a tactical plan. Listen and learn what it takes to face down your fears, craft a game plan, take the leap … and never look back. Follow WorldTowning on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.Follow us on Instagram: @SumplaceNewFollow us on Facebook: @SumplaceNewCredits:Intro/Outro Music: The World at Large by Daniel O'ConnorIntro VO: Laura WelshWe use SquadCast for recording our podcasts. If you're interested in starting a podcast, Jon highly recommends this easy-to-use, high-quality web app. Click here to start a 7-day free trial!

In this episode, Adam and Drew discuss the flight from the cities to the suburbs during the pandemic, and more importantly, warn you about what to expect when living that suburban life.  We’ll cover beer selection (or lack thereof), home owners associations, yard of the month, and discuss the personality types you can expect to encounter in neighborhood Facebook groups.  Come join us while we drink an interesting Scotch Ale from Oskar Blues Brewery and prepare yourself for a double dose of the burbs!Episode Notes:Featured Beer:  Old Chub Scotch Ale.  Oskar Blues Brewery in Longmont, CO.  8% ABVTasting Notes:  Very tasty scotch ale with hearty malt flavor with hints of smokiness, raisins, and molasses. Other Mentioned Beers/Breweries:The Maharaja DIPA.  Avery Brewing Company, Boulder, CO.  10% ABV Other Shout-Outs:Sesh Coworking Podcasting Studio in Houston, TX On every episode, we rate beers on a scale from 0-5, 5 being the highest.Follow Beering Ain’t Easy on Facebook or Instagram, email us at beeringainteasy@gmail.com, or follow our beer quest on Untappd, usernames BeeringAintEasyAdam and BeeringAintEasyDrew.

In Episode 139 of Look At My Records! Tom and co-host Zach Romano chatted with Wesley Bunch of the Philadelphia dream-pop band Suburban Living. The band just released their excellent third album, How To Be Human, on Egghunt Records, but the road to get there was full of challenges. In 2018, Bunch’s home caught fire on New Year’s Eve, leaving their third album in a bit of a limbo period. The band rebounded and were about to hit the road in 2020, until COVID-19 hit, canceling their tour and delaying the release of the record until August. The record was well worth the wait, though, as the songs are gorgeous and dreamy with towering synths, celestial guitars, and an awesome sax solo on “Indigo Kids.”In our interview, we talked about the challenges Suburban Living faced leading up to the release of How To Be Human, Wesley’s experiences touring with the legendary shoegaze band Swirlies, their new approach to recording, and a whole lot more. This episode features records from Hole, Buzzcocks, La Sera, Swirlies, and No Joy.How to Be Human is available on limited edition green vinyl at select independent record stores and on standard black vinyl via Egghunt Records. You can also stream it on your favorite platform. Keep up with Suburban Living by liking them on Facebook and following them on Instagram.

The inaugural trip into the cosmos. Kathryn Edwards talks with Olivia Scibelli and plays selections from Truth Cut, Corridor, Suburban Living, Weeping Icon, No Man, NOTS and Home Body.

In this episode of Thotty Thoughts, Roxanne discusses the ties between Anime and Pedophilia, Suburban Living Magazine, and old-fashioned poop --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blaine-andrew-patalon/support

Listen and explore: Why it's important to pay attention during transitions What we are appreciating about caravan life after 2 months in the US The challenges of caravan life The differences in culture and mindset between the US and France An unhealthy habit the transition back to France highlighted for Julie-Roxane Mentioned on this episode: The Obstacle Course Podcast Connect with us: Email us at host@thefaroutpodcast.com Follow FAR OUT on Instagram Follow JR on Instagram Support this podcast: Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to the FAR OUT podcast Subscribe to FAR OUT and share this episode with friends! :D Credits: Intro music: "Complicate ya" by Otis McDonald Outro music: "Running with wise fools" written & performed by Krackatoa (www.krackatoa.com)

No new information on the Midtown helicopter crash as the NTSB continues their investigation, but the incident has stoked local officials to criticize the conditions that led to the crash: Carolyn Maloney, the Congressmember who represents the district where the helicopter came down renewed her calls for private transit and tourism helicopter flights to be banned over the city. After a deadly helicopter crash atop the Pan Am building helipad in 1977, flights to helipads in Manhattan were banned, but no new restrictions have been put in place despite multiple deadly crashes around Manhattan by helicopters and small planes. In a statement on Representative Maloney's web site, she says: "We cannot rely on good fortune to protect people on the ground. It is past time for the FAA to ban unnecessary helicopters from the skies over our densely packed urban city. The risks to New Yorkers are just too high." Senator Chuck Schumer also called on the FAA to require helicopters be equipped with flight data recorders, and cited years of recommendations from the NTSB that the FAA should mandate flight data and cockpit voice recorders. Schumer noted how the lack of flight data will now impede the investigation. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand added: "After last week's helicopter crash in midtown, the FAA should immediately reconsider the recommendations federal transportation safety investigators have urged since 2011 and take steps now to implement these basic safety features. Flight data recorders provide critical information to help prevent future crashes, and I urge the FAA to act quickly to ensure black boxes are in every helicopter." A memorial service was held for the helicopter pilot, Tim McCormack, in Poughkeepsie, NY. A young boy entered a real-life spy thriller 66 years ago on June 22, 1953 in The Case of the Hollow Nickel — If you're looking to pass along some secrets of your own, you can order a modern-day hollow nickel on Amazon designed to hide a MicroSD memory card or an accurate replica of the 1953 hollow nickel from spy-coins.com. This week finally brought the sad confirmation that a swimmer has been found dead after going missing during a race in the Hudson River. Renowned AIDS researcher, Charles van der Horst, had been competing in the Eight Bridges Hudson River Swim, a 120-mile, week-long competition that was scheduled from June 8th to June 15th, with swimmers covering about 17 miles per day between Hudson River bridges. On Friday, June 14th, Charles had disappeared beneath the water near the George Washington Bridge and did not resurface. His disappearance occured at the end of that day's swim, which had begun 15.7 miles away at the Tappan Zee Bridge. The Coast Guard and NYPD boats began searching immediately, but it wasn't until four days later that his body was discovered near Fort Tyron, north of the GWB. In a statement from the van der Horst family, Charles is described as living life to the fullest and will be remembered for his work in social justice and in the medical field. He immigrated to the United States as an infant from the Netherlands, and was the son of a Holocaust survivor. As a professor of medicine, he provided care to HIV/AIDS patients, contributed meaningful research concerning the diseases, and volunteered at a free clinic after his retirement. When Charles disappeared, he was under the watch of safety crew in kayaks following each swimmer, and another participant describes the extreme care taken to ensure the safety of each swimmer, so it was unclear how this tragedy took place. Last week I told you about the very first roller coaster that was modeled after a mine cart, but 92 years ago on June 26, 1927, The Coney Island Cyclone wooden roller coaster opens to the public A baby doll wearing a "Crawling Dead" t-shirt was realistic enough to be officially pronounced dead by first responders after an early-morning 911 call on June 18th. A jogger spotted the horrifying scene of a baby lying face-down in the grass at 215th Street and 35th Avenue in Bayside, Queens and police quickly arrived to seal off a crime scene. It wasn't until hours later that officials announced it was actually realistic doll that they had earlier pronounced dead without physically inspecting it. In a statement, the FDNY described the doll as having "discoloration consistent with signs of prolonged death" as it was painted gray and blue to simulate loss of oxygen. Once the doll was physically inspected, the ruse became known, and the doll was found wearing a shirt that said "Crawling Dead", presumably a play on the classic horror film "The Walking Dead". The police have opened an investigation into who placed the doll and if it was intended as a prank. You may be able to get legal bike boost soon now that lawmakers have voted to legalize electric bikes and scooters statewide. Ride safe, and enjoy the freedom of being able to bike across the Williamsburg Bridge without showing up to your meeting covered in sweat! 44 years ago on June 24, 1975 — Eastern Air Flight 66 crashes on approach at JFK Airport, killing 113 people There won't be a new tower rising up between NYCHA houses as the city scrapped a plan this week that would have begun the first proposed building in their 50/50 project. A Great Big City has been running a 24-hour newsfeed since 2010, but the AGBC News podcast is just getting started, and we need your support. A Great Big City is built on a dedication to explaining what is happening and how it fits into the larger history of New York, which means thoroughly researching every topic and avoiding clickbait headlines to provide a straightforward, honest, and factual explanation of the news. Individuals can make a monthly or one-time contribution at agreatbigcity.com/support and local businesses can have a lasting impact by supporting local news while promoting products or services directly to interested customers listening to this podcast. Visit agreatbigcity.com/advertising to learn more. AGBC is more than just a news website: Our fireworks page monitors the city's announcements of upcoming fireworks, lists them on our site, and automatically sends out a notification just before the fireworks begin, so that you can watch the show or prepare your pet for the upcoming sounds of explosions. Visit agreatbigcity.com/fireworks to see the full calendar and follow @agreatbigcity on social media to receive the alerts Park of the day Charlton Garden — EAST 164th and Cauldwell Avenue in Morrisania in the Bronx — This garden honors the heroism of Korean War Congressional Medal of Honor recipient Sergeant Cornelius H. Charlton. Parks Events Summer Solstice Celebration — Date: June 21, 2019 If you've got Coney Island on your mind, don't miss the 37th Annual Mermaid Parade — Saturday, June 22, 2019 Concert Calendar Tank and the Bangas / Cory Henry and the Funk Apostles, Tank and the Bangas, and Cory Henry and the Funk Apostles are playing Prospect Park Bandshell on Thursday, June 20th. Liturgy, Luminous Vault, lutkie, and M. Lamar are playing Saint Vitus Bar on Thursday, June 20th. The Lonely Island is playing The Rooftop at Pier 17 on Friday, June 21st. Skankfest NYC and Legion of Skanks Podcast are playing Brooklyn Bazaar on Friday, June 21st. Calexico and Iron and Wine / Adia Victoria, Calexico, Adia Victoria, and Iron and Wine are playing Prospect Park Bandshell on Friday, June 21st. AC2: An Intimate Evening With Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen, Anderson Cooper, and Andy Cohen are playing Beacon Theatre on Friday, June 21st. Titus Andronicus are playing Rough Trade NYC on Friday, June 21st. Alt 92.3 Summer Open, Catfish and the Bottlemen, Sharon Van Etten, The Lumineers, and The Revivalists are playing Forest Hills Stadium on Saturday, June 22nd. Punk Island 2019, Abrupt, All Torn Up!, Alouth, Anxious? Anxious!, Babe Patrol, Bethlehem Steel, Bigspender, Bint, and Bushies are playing Randalls Island Park on Saturday, June 22nd. Frank Iero and The Future Violents, Frank Iero And The Future Violents, and Reggie and the Full Effect are playing Rocks Off Concert Cruise on Saturday, June 22nd. Skankfest NYC and Legion of Skanks Podcast are playing Brooklyn Bazaar on Saturday, June 22nd. Jawbox and LAPêCHE are playing Brooklyn Steel on Saturday, June 22nd. Culture Abuse, Dare, Lil Ugly Mane, Tony Molina, and Young Guv are playing Music Hall of Williamsburg on Saturday, June 22nd. Bambi kino is playing Union Pool on Saturday, June 22nd. ALT 92.3's Summer Open: The Lumineers with The Revivalists and Sharon Van Etten and Catfish and The Bottlemen are playing Forest Hills Stadium — 1 Tennis Pl — Forest Hills on Saturday, June 22nd at 5pm. Diana Ross is playing Radio City Music Hall — 1260 6th Avenue — Midtown on Saturday, June 22nd at 8pm. The Lonely Island is playing Kings Theatre — 1027 Flatbush Avenue — Ditmas Park / Flatbush on Saturday, June 22nd at 8pm. Camilo Sesto is playing United Palace Theatre — 4140 Broadway — Hudson Heights on Saturday, June 22nd at 8pm. Regina Spektor is playing Lunt-Fontanne Theatre — 205 West 46th St. — Midtown on Saturday, June 22nd at 8pm. Jackson Browne is playing Beacon Theatre on Sunday, June 23rd. ALT 92.3 Summer Open Day 2, The Head and the Heart, Chris Carrabba, Fitz and the Tantrums, Smith and Thell, and Young the Giant are playing Forest Hills Stadium on Sunday, June 23rd. Skankfest NYC and Legion of Skanks Podcast are playing Brooklyn Bazaar on Sunday, June 23rd. The Ocean Blue and Suburban Living are playing Rough Trade NYC on Sunday, June 23rd. The Head and the Heart with Fitz and the Tantrums, Young The Giant, and Chris Carrabba are playing Forest Hills Stadium — 1 Tennis Pl — Forest Hills on Sunday, June 23rd at 5pm. Dead & Company is playing Citi Field — 123-01 Roosevelt Avenue — North Corona / Flushing Meadows on Sunday, June 23rd at 7pm. Jackson Browne with Lucius is playing Beacon Theatre — 2124 Broadway — Upper West Side on Sunday, June 23rd at 8pm. Lady Gaga at the Apollo Theater and Lady Gaga are playing Apollo Theater on Monday, June 24th. slayyyter, Robokid, and Umru are playing Elsewhere on Monday, June 24th. Pelican, Cloakroom, and Planning for Burial are playing Brooklyn Bazaar on Monday, June 24th. Jackson Browne with Lucius is playing Beacon Theatre — 2124 Broadway — Upper West Side on Monday, June 24th at 8pm. Regina Spektor is playing Lunt-Fontanne Theater on Tuesday, June 25th. Regina Spektor is playing Lunt-Fontanne Theatre — 205 West 46th St. — Midtown on Tuesday, June 25th at 8pm. Foxwarren and Hannah Cohen are playing The Bowery Ballroom on Wednesday, June 26th. Jackson Browne with Lucius is playing Beacon Theatre — 2124 Broadway — Upper West Side on Wednesday, June 26th at 8pm. Joey Dosik/ Kat Wright, Joey Dosik, and Kat Wright are playing Industry City Courtyard on Thursday, June 27th. GOT7 is playing Prudential Center — 25 Lafayette Street — on Thursday, June 27th at 7pm. LadyLand Festival, Allie X, bottoms, Clara 3000, COI LERAY, Dorian Electra, FEE LION, Gossip, Honey Dijon, and HU DAT are playing The Brooklyn Mirage on Friday, June 28th. Screaming Females and Swearin' are playing Industry City Courtyard on Friday, June 28th. Astronoid and Infinity Shred are playing Saint Vitus Bar on Friday, June 28th. Masters of Ceremony with 50 Cent and Snoop Dogg and DMX and The Lox are playing Barclays Center — 620 Atlantic Avenue — Boerum Hill on Friday, June 28th at 8pm. Liz Phair, Caroline Rose, and Ted Leo and the Pharmacists are playing Prospect Park Bandshell on Saturday, June 29th. Adam's Atoms, Bitters and Distractions, New Lives, Sharp Violet, Steve and the Not Steves, and Stugots are playing Buckley's on Saturday, June 29th. Wreckless Eric is playing Union Pool on Sunday, June 30th. Thanks for listening! Find more fun things to do at agreatbigcity.com/events. Today's fact about New York Here's something you may not have known about New York: JFK Airport was previously called "Idlewild Airport" in reference to the golf course it replaced, but it had also been named Major General Alexander E. Anderson Airport and New York International Airport before 1963 Weather The extreme highs and lows for this week in weather history: Record High: 100°F on June 26, 1952 Record Low: 49°F on June 20, 1914 Weather for the week ahead: Rain through Tuesday, with high temperatures rising to 86°F next Thursday. Saturday and Sunday will be clear to partly cloudy with highs in the 80s. Intro and outro music: 'Start the Day' by Lee Rosevere — Concert Calendar music from Jukedeck.com — Hollow Nickel music: 'Abby as in Abigail' episode of 'I Was a Communist for the FBI' from June 17, 1953

Episode 160 of Suburban Underground, WBNH-LP Bedford 105.1 FM's alternative mixtape show with hosts Drew Cline and Steve Poschmann.  Mini themes this week are songs from John Hughes movies and songs about being attacked by scary creatures.  Artists are Vampire Weekend, Suburban Living, The Middle Kids, Does It Offend You, Yeah?, Late of the Pier, The Rezillos, Caviar, The Kills, Delta 5, Suburban Lawns, Chastity Belt, Living Colour, Wang Chung, The Dream Academy, Ray Charles, and The Thompson Twins.  Originally aired May 24, 2019. 

Cinnamon raps again. John is JayZ. Avengers. Plus lots of great music! (Follow us on Facebook! Instagram! Twitter! And lots of stuff about these and other bands, including artist interviews, is at www.hlycrp.com.)

Dr. David Aveline is a brilliant physicist, and he’s back to talk more about getting atoms really cold on the ISS, his work at CAL (Cold Atom Laboratory), and what the universe might be. More Citrus Wheat from Angel City Brewing keeps things casual. Music at the end from Suburban Living with Drowning. 

This season, More Perfect is taking its camera lens off the Supreme Court and zooming in on the words of the people: the 27 amendments that We The People have made to our Constitution. We're taking on these 27 amendments both in song and in story. This episode is best listened to alongside 27: The Most Perfect Album, an entire album (an ALBUM!) and digital experience of original music and art inspired by the 27 Amendments. Think of these episodes as the audio liner notes. The 25th and 26th Amendments-- ratified in 1967 and 1971, respectively-- are some of the newest additions to our founding document. However, they tackle some pretty basic questions: who gets to rule, and who gets to vote? If a president dies or is incapacitated, who takes over? And how old do you have to be in order to participate in American democracy? In recent months, the 25th Amendment has swirled in and out of news cycles as Americans debate what it takes to declare a president unfit for office. But this episode looks back, even before the 25th Amendment was ratified: a moment in 1919 when President Woodrow Wilson became bedridden by stroke, and his wife, Edith Wilson, became our country’s unofficial first female president. The 26th Amendment is best encapsulated in a Vietnam-era slogan: “Old enough to fight, old enough to vote.” Eighteen-year-olds at the time argued that if they were old enough to be drafted to fight in the War, they were old enough to have a voice in our democracy. But what about today, when even younger Americans are becoming victims of gun violence and finding themselves at the center of national political debates? Does it mean we should lower the voting age even further? When you're done with the episode, check out songs by Devendra Banhart and Suburban Living inspired by Amendments 25 and 26 on 27: The Most Perfect Album. And watch Devendra Banhart's incredible music video here!   Video illustration by Justin Buschardt.Video animation by The Mighty Coconut. Special thanks to The White House Historical Association. 

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Dr. Chickering provides the insight, ideas, and information you need to become a champion. In the first double digit episode of the podcast, important topics covered include Clowns, New Jersey, Saturday Night Live, Thoroughbreds, Rap Careers vs. Suburban Living, and 3-Day Weekends. Dr. Chickering's Podcast for Champions is powered by Zorse Industries.

Rob and Callum present a podcast with new music to listen to in puzzlingly abandoned buildings in deeply gentrified areas. For such an area you'll be needing to listen to sparse tense avant-garde from Thollem/Oliveros/Cline, some city living folk blues from Monomyth and some mellow jazz hip hop to chill you the F out. For everything else there's power pop (of course there is) from Talkies, swinging punch the air synth stuff from Suburban Living, contemplative whimsy from Slip Disco and the wonderfully infantile pop of Benny Gringo. There's plenty more too, take a listen and enjoy.

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I've been making these mixes for over 4 years  now and pretty much every year I make some sort of statement about how end-of-year lists are stupid. I just can't stand the precision of a numbered, ordered list of music. But recently a friend asked me what my favorite songs of this year were (after I said I wouldn't give a year-end list of albums), so I went through all the BiH mixes from this year and picked my favorite songs. Here they are, in absolutely no particular order.This was an interesting year from music. It was not dominated by 'the great album', though there were some great EPs (Doss, Ana Caprix, Diarrhea Planet)). Mostly, this was a great year for songs. I had a few albums I got into this year (Real Estate, Haerts, Fucked Up, Temples...I am not counting the new Panda Bear because officially it hasn't come out yet, and until I have the vinyl it doesn't count), but really I am so wrapped up in making these mixes that I paid more attention to the great songs everyone was putting out rather than the handful of great albums that hit the shelves. But really, if you are only going to listen to 1 BiH mix per year, then this is the one for 2014. I have never produced a year-end mix before but I think this is something I'll start doing from now on. All of these songs have appeared on BiH mixes previously, so for the few avid listeners out there, you'll recognize all of this. That's okay. This should be a fun mix for all. I definitely noticed that I have  given greater weight to music that came out later in the year, and that's possibly because of how I went about accumulating music in the 2nd half of the year (and ended up with a better selection), or maybe it's just because I already overplayed my favorites from earlier in the year. At any rate, here they are in honestly no particular order (or even any particular number of songs; I only decided to pick 1 hours' worth of my favorites from the last 12 months...we ended up with a 'top 15' mix). I only wanted to make a mix that included my favorites and actually had some decent flow. Enjoy! And Happy New Year... See you in 2015.BiH Favoritest of the Year: 2014 feat. (in order for once): John Southworth, Moodoid, Desert Stars, Breakfast in Fur, Shocking Pinks, Temples, Sucre, Suburban Living, Doss (remixed by Ana Caprix), Rubblebucket (remixed by Body Language), Pepa Knight, Milo Greene, Morning Harvey, Betty Who, Ana Caprix

It's starting to rain here in Santa Cruz. And the dark nights come much earlier than just 2 short months ago, when we could still grasp the last light around 7:30 or so. It's a great time to cuddle up with a loved one, some great music, some wine and just relax. There has also been a lot of great new music this past month, making the days seem just a bit longer than they actually are. This mix is really flexible. You can play it loud or quiet and be equally rewarded. Play it in headphones or speakers, with bass turned up or down low. Play it once or on repeat a few times. At only 43 minutes long, it is among the shorter BiH mixes, but that's okay by me. Listen lovingly, and give hugs.BiH 43 feat. Suburban Living, Breakfast in Fur, Highs, Editors (remixed by Dinner Date), The Notorious B.I.G. (remixed by Sterling Flow), Dan Bodan, Osca, Pepa Knight, Clanch, Panda Bear, Bon Iver (remixed by Satchmode)