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How does having a stalker change your life? We talk with bestselling novelist Pip Drysdale about her latest novel 'The Close-Up,' its real-life inspirations, and how surviving a stalker shifted her worldview.  We also discuss how to navigate public image and the role anxiety has to play in creative pursuits.  Plus, this ep's What Are You Reading? inspires a debate about what's derivative and what's inspired, and if those can be the same thing.  Join Ashley & Pip in conversation at Five Dock Library speaking about Cold Truth, Five Dock Library, Wednesday 30 April 5.30 for 6pm start. Free, book online.  Pip Drysdale is an author, musician and actor. She grew up in Africa, Canada, and Australia, became an adult in New York and London, and lives on a steady diet of coffee, dreams, and literature. Her first four books – The Sunday Girl, The Strangers We Know, The Paris Affair and The Next Girl – have been bestsellers in Australia. Her latest book, The Close-Up is out now in Australia/NZ and North America. She lives in Sydney. Books & authors discussed in this episode: 'My Stalker, My Novel' by Pip Drysdale for Crime Reads;  I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman;  We Used to Live Here by Marcus Kliewer;  Anna Downes;  House of Leaves by Mark Danielewski Upcoming events: Ashley & Pip in conversation at Five Dock Library speaking about Cold Truth, Five Dock Library, Wednesday 30 April 5.30 for 6pm start. Free, book online.  Ashley is the guest author of the Bloom & Bound 'Bound to Roam' bookshop crawl happening Saturday 26 April, Sydney  Ashley is teaching Online: Writing Crime for Faber, 8 weeks starting Tuesday 6 May  Ashley is launching Jay Martin's debut novel at Better Read Than Dead on Sunday 18 May, 3pm Ashley is teaching a multi-day memoir masterclass as part of the Writers at the Woolshed Winter Writing Retreat in the Southern Highlands, 13-18 July  Join Ashley and podcast fav Hayley Scrivenor for the Mystery and Mayhem Readers Retreat at the 5-star Tamborine Mountain Glades, 3-5 October Learn more about Ashley's thrillers, Dark Mode and Cold Truth, and get your copies from your local bookshop or your library.  Learn more about James's award-winning novel Denizen and get your copy from your local bookshop or your library. Get in touch! ashleykalagianblunt.com jamesmckenziewatson.com Instagram: @akalagianblunt + @jamesmcwatson

Questa domenica parliamo di donne speciali con un'attenzione proiettata su cinema, teatro e letteratura. Sunday Girl della puntata l'attrice e regista Sonia Bergamasco, nelle sale con Duse The greatest mentre nella seconda parte parleremo di donne scrittrici - e lettrici- con Maria Ida Gaeta curatrice del festival Multipli Forti di New York.

Zumindest so stuft Franz Ferdinand-Frontmann Alex Kapranos das sechste (oder siebte?) Album seiner schottischen Indie-Kapelle im Sounds!-Interview ein. Weil: Hinter den Kulissen hat sich Line-up-technisch – mal wieder – einiges getan. Audrey Tait ersetzt Drummer Paul Thompson, der seit Beginn mit dabei war, und Dino Bardot ist zwar schon seit 2017 fester Teil der Band, bei den Aufnahmen zum letzten Franz Ferdinand-Album «Always Ascending» (2018) war er allerdings noch nicht Teil der Studiocrew. Aber genug von den Line-up-Kapriolen. Schliesslich haben wir uns heute hier versammelt, um alle Geheimnisse der neuen Franz Ferdinand-LP zu lüften! Und diesbezüglich lässt uns Kapranos nicht im Stich. In unserem Gespräch klären wir u. a., woher sein zweiter Vorname Paul kommt und warum seine Mutter lange ein riesiges Geheimnis daraus gemacht hat, welcher Song des neuen Albums man am ehesten als «Black Sabbath geremixt von Timbaland» umschreiben könnte und welche überraschende Rolle Kapranos' Ehefrau Clara Luciani auf dem neuen Album spielen durfte. +++ PLAYLIST +++ · 22:56 – ANKLES von LUCY DACUS · 22:51 – RIDDLES OF MY YOUTH von LAUREL BLOOM · 22:49 – SINGLE FILE LINE von BOLDY JAMES · 22:46 – SUNDAY GIRL von BLONDIE · 22:42 – NARCISSIST von THE TUBS · 22:38 – YOU WERE THE ONES I HAD TO BETRAY von DEAN WAREHAM · 22:35 – WE MUST HAVE BEEN ASLEEP von AINO SALTO · 22:31 – BANG BANG BANG von SPORTS TEAM · 22:28 – OCEAN STEPPIN' von JOHN GLACIER FEAT. SAMPHA · 22:23 – DISCO 2000 von PULP · 22:19 – SAD MAKEUP von YUKIMI · 22:15 – RITUAL UNION von LITTLE DRAGON · 22:12 – ALL I NEED von MARIBOU STATE FEAT. ANDREYA TRIANA · 21:56 – BOVINE EXCISION von SAMIA · 21:54 – TIME FOR ME von ZISKA STAUBLI · 21:51 – ONE MORE REASON von HOTWAX · 21:48 – SPECIAL DIFFERENT von LAMBRINI GIRLS · 21:43 – NOTHING TASTES AS GOOD AS IT FEELS von LAMBRINI GIRLS · 21:40 – IT'S A MIRROR von PERFUME GENIUS · 21:36 – VALLEY von PERFUME GENIUS · 21:32 – LIVE FOREVER von OASIS · 21:28 – DRIED UP von LUCE · 21:25 – SWITCH OVER von HORSEGIRL · 21:19 – MAHGEETAH von MY MORNING JACKET · 21:15 – TIME WAITED von MY MORNING JACKET · 21:12 – WISH YOU WOULD NOTICE (KNOW THIS) von ZZZAHARA · 21:08 – STRETCH THE STRUGGLE von BRIA SALMENA · 21:03 – LET IT GROW von SKELETEN · 20:57 – BUILD IT UP von FRANZ FERDINAND · 20:50 – IT'S TIME TO WAKE UP (2023) von LA FEMME · 20:45 – EVERYDAYDREAMER von FRANZ FERDINAND · 20:40 – HOOKED von FRANZ FERDINAND · 20:37 – LIVE AND LET DIE von WINGS · 20:30 – TELL ME I SHOULD STAY von FRANZ FERDINAND · 20:25 – LET'S GO CRAZY von PRINCE · 20:18 – AUDACIOUS von FRANZ FERDINAND · 20:15 – CATS von FRANZ FERDINAND · 20:04 – TAKE ME OUT von FRANZ FERDINAND

Pip Drysdale is an Australian author, musician and actor. She grew up in Africa, Canada, and Australia, became an adult in New York and London, and lives on a steady diet of coffee, dreams, and literature. All four of her books – The Sunday Girl, The Strangers We Know, The Paris Affair and The Next Girl – have been bestsellers in Australia. She lives in Sydney. Her latest book is The Close-Up.Learn more at pipdrysdale.comIntro reel, Writing Table Podcast 2024 Outro RecordingFollow the Writing Table:On Twitter/X: @writingtablepcEverywhere else: @writingtablepodcastEmail questions or tell us who you'd like us to invite to the Writing Table: writingtablepodcast@gmail.com.

A popular writer of books that critics around the world have praised as “electric,” “unexpected,” “tension-soaked,” and “seriously addictive,” Pip Drysdale makes her American breakout with the novel, THE CLOSE-UP. Her previous books—The Sunday Girl, The Strangers We Know, The Paris Affair, and The Next Girl—have all been international bestsellers, propelling Australia's Stellar magazine to crown her the next Liane Moriarty. This is a great interview with an exciting new novelist. Podcast Show Host: Toni Ann Marcolini

Pip Drysdale writes ‘sexy-cool' thrillers with a dash of witty humour. She grew up in Africa, Canada, and Australia, became an adult in New York and London, and lives on a steady diet of coffee, dreams, and literature. Her books — The Sunday Girl, The Strangers We Know, The Paris Affair and The Next Girl — have been bestsellers. She currently lives in Sydney and we're chatting about The Close Up. Our interview begins at 15.00We've got a Substack publication now! On the last day of the month, we share recommendations for two things we reckon you should read/watch/listen to. The beauty of Substack is you can revisit all our old editions and comment on our episode updates to share your thoughts. Come say hi! Caitlin recommends: Lovestruck by Laura Jane WilliamsA very enjoyable Sliding Doors-style concept romance, where a woman manifests her dream life. But which life is the right one?Michelle recommends: Rare Singles by Benjamin Myers*A gem of a novel about an ageing American singer whose trip to a fading English seaside town reveals more than he expected. A heartwarming character-driven novel. In this interview, we chat about:The inspiration for Pip's new novel, The Close UpWhy she wanted to set it in LA and the importance of research tripsHow Pip visualise while writing (and how we read)How Pip uses scent to help her writingPip's process for plotting and writingBooks and other things mentioned:Listen to our previous interview with Laura Jane Williams How to Build a Life with Laura Jane Williams on SubstackThe Husbands by Holly GramazioA Novel Love Story by Ashley PostonNobody Wants This (TV show)Melrose Place (TV show)Follow @pipdrysdale on InstagramThe Close Up is available in Australia and the US now. Thank you to the publisher for providing us with copies of the book to prepare for the interview. Please note that we choose podcast guests independently of Caitlin's job at HarperCollins Publishers. Although her job does help put us in touch with authors, we choose our guests based on what we've enjoyed reading and think you'd find interesting. Connect with us on Instagram: @betterwordspod

Perché l'impegno contro la violenza sulle donne si lega a quello sul superamento del gender gap per salari e lavoro? Maria Latella ne parla con Antonio Calabrò, presidente di Museimpresa e della Fondazione Assolombarda. Sunday Girl l'attrice Paola Minaccioni.

Sunday Girl della nuova puntata di Nessuna è Perfetta è l'attrice Greta Scarano, tra le protagoniste della serie Rai Circeo, che ripercorre la vicenda del massacro del 29 settembre 1975.

Mit "Parallel Lines" veröffentlichten Blondie im September 1978 ihr drittes Studioalbum. Nachdem die ersten beiden Alben eher mäßig erfolgreich waren, holte man für Album Nummer drei dann den Produzenten Mike Chapman mit ins Boot und damit auch gleichzeitig den großen Erfolg. Die Songs von Blondie fand Produzent Mike Chapman von Anfang an zwar sehr gut, die Arbeitseinstellung und die Qualität der Band war für ihn allerdings weniger überzeugend. Er soll die Band rund um Sängerin Debbie Harry als "die schlechteste Band, mit der er jemals zusammengearbeitet habe", bezeichnet haben, erzählt SWR-Musikredakteur Stephan Fahrig im Meilensteine Podcast. Trotz dieses vernichtenden Urteils schafften sie es gemeinsam, das Album "Parallel Lines" nicht wie geplant in sechs Monaten, sondern sogar schon in sechs Wochen fertigzustellen. Auf "Parallel Lines" verschmelzen viele unterschiedliche Musikgenres zu einem Mix. Die Band um Sängerin Debbie Harry war eigentlich eher eine Rockband, die aber immer mal wieder auch Reggaeelemente mit reingebracht hat. Und weil zu der Zeit auch noch Discomusik angesagt war, durften wichtige Bestandteile davon auch bei dem Album nicht fehlen. Das zeigt auch der Überhit des Albums "Heart of Glass" mit seinem treibenden Discobeat. Musikalisch ging es Ende der 70er-Jahre dann schon in Richtung elektronischer Musik und Synthieklänge, auch die hat die Band mit auf das Album gepackt. Sängerin Debbie Harry selbst hat darüber hinaus auch noch ganz viel Punkfeeling mit in die Band gebracht – auch durch ihre Texte. Einen elementaren Anteil am tollen Sound von Blondies Album "Parallel Lines" hat natürlich Produzent Mike Chapman, der Ende der 70er der Experte für glamourösen und rockigen Sound war. Neben Blondie produzierte er auch Bands wie The Sweet, The Knack oder Suzi Quatro. Er arrangierte und produzierte die Songs so, dass sie einen glamourösen aber urbanen Sound hatten, der auch zur Herkunft der Band New York passte – schillernd, aufregend und auch ein bisschen schmutzig. Das passte auch zum Look der Band, den man auf dem Cover zu "Parallel Lines" sieht: Die Band im Anzug mit Krawatte und dreckigen Turnschuhen. Debbie Harry im Kontrast und im Mittelpunkt dazu mit weißen Kleidchen, aber dafür mit Händen in den Hüften und einem ernsten Blick. Diese Rolle hatte Debbie Harry inne. Sie war "die Chefin im Ring", heißt es im SWR1 Meilensteine Podcast. Debbie Harry wusste ihr Aussehen in ihrer Karriere wohl einzusetzen, war dabei aber stets selbstbestimmt und hat sich nichts sagen lassen. Mit dieser Einstellung war (und ist sie bis heute) ein Vorbild für viele starke weibliche Künstlerinnen, die Debbie Harry auch immer wieder als Vorbild nennen. Darunter sind auch absolute Megastars wie Madonna, Miley Cyrus, Cyndi Lauper, Lady Gaga oder auch Gwen Stefani. __________ Über diese Songs vom Album “Parallel Lines” wird im Podcast gesprochen (09:06) – “Hanging On The Telephone” (28:06) – “One Way or Another” (41:43) – “Picture This” (46:41) – “Sunday Girl” (53:06) – “Heart of Glass” __________ Über diese Songs wird außerdem im Podcast gesprochen (40:45) – “One Way Or Another” von One Direction (54:11) – “Rock The Boat” von The Hues (01:17:01) – “Heart of Glass” von Miley Cyrus __________ Shownotes: Wie “Hanging On The Telephone” entstanden ist: https://www.soundonsound.com/techniques/classic-tracks-blondie-hanging-telephone Blondie Youtube-Kanal: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiNz8SJChrsACj3MKj_0QEA “Heart Of Glass” in der Version von Miley Cyrus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbdRLyixJpc Arte-Reihe Music Queens „Blondie”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqqAbic6cn0 Autobiographie von Debbie Harry: https://www.penguin.de/Autor/Debbie-Harry/p631434.rhd “Parallel Lines” Review im Rolling Stone: http://www.rollingstone.com/artists/blondie/albums/album/178491/review/6068366/parallel_lines SWR1 Meilensteine Podcastfolge zu “Sports” von Huey Lewis: https://www.swr.de/swr1/rp/meilensteine/swr1-meilensteine-sports-huey-lewis-and-the-news-100.html SWR1 Meilensteine Podcastfolge zu “Songs In The Attic” von Billy Joel: https://www.swr.de/swr1/rp/meilensteine/billy-joel-songs-in-the-attic-102.html __________ Ihr wollt mehr Podcasts wie diesen? Abonniert die SWR1 Meilensteine! Fragen, Kritik, Anregungen? Schreibt uns an: meilensteine@swr.de

Kaum einer Band ist so ein müheloser Spagat zwischen New Wave, Punk, Disco und Pop gelungen wie Blondie. Ende der 70er und Anfang der 80er dominieren sie die Charts und bieten vor allem dank der charismatischen Sängerin Debbie Harry eine erfrischende Alternative in der männerdominierten Musiklandschaft. Wir sprechen über die größten Hits der Band und eher unbekannte Song-Perlen. Außerdem erzählen wir, warum Giorgio Moroder nie wieder mit Blondie zusammenarbeiten will, unter welchen teilweise chaotischen Umständen die Band ihre Songs geschrieben hat und warum Blondie von Produzenten-Legende Mike Chapman erstmal auf Vordermann gebracht werden mussten. ++++++++++Song-Tipps zur Folge++++++++++ "X Offender", "In The Flesh", "Rip Her to Shreds", "Fan Mail", "Denis", "(I'm Always Touched by Your) Presence, Dear", "Hanging on the Telephone", "One Way or Another", "Picture This", "Fade Away and Radiate", "Sunday Girl", "Heart of Glass", "Dreaming", "Union City Blue", "The Hardest Part", "Accidents Never Happen", "Atomic", "Rapture"

Basta provìni a mezzanotte in hotel" Vittoria Puccini è la Sunday Girl di Nessuna è perfetta questa domenica. Con l'attrice parleremo del decalogo anti molestie presentato a Roma da molte associazioni e da attori e attrici. Con la giovane psicologa Laura De Dilectis parleremo della app che accompagna le donne a distanza quando rientrano a casa la sera da sole.

Amongst all my summer reading good intentions I knew that I wanted to find something pacey and fun in a good old fashioned edge of your seat kinda way. Pip Drysdale has a way with pacey thriller's. She's the author of The Sunday Girl, The Paris Affair and The Strangers We Know. She's been shortlisted for a Ned Kelly Award and most importantly she's got a new novel out called The Next Girl.  So let me read you the byline on the cover of my copy of The Next Girl; “The only way to protect his next victim is to be his next victim…” How could you not want to read this book with that intro?! It promises a morally upright hero who's going for a proper takedown of some sticky predator. A badass girl boss of a protagonist whose moral introspection never hides the fact that she's a stone cold predator slayer, and I was absolutely here for it. Hero Billie is working her way towards becoming a lawyer. Only hitch is it looks like her actions may have blown her latest case, letting abusive douche Dr Samuel Grange go free. Drinking away her sorrows should have helped but instead Billie has woken up in a strange apartment with less than the desirable amount of memory from the night before. Putting that seemingly trivial mystery to the side Billie has to figure out how to pay her rent now that her job's on the line. Oh, and she also has to figure out how to serve some serious extrajudicial justice onto Samuel Grange before some other woman becomes his next victim. Cue… Billie is going to be The Next Girl (That's the name of the book!) I'm having fun with this review because I had fun reading The Next Girl. Billie's earnest first person, confessional style narration keeps you going with her heartfelt backstory, overindulgence in naming dropping band names and ridiculously low key revelation of Billie's vigilantism. Billie has her own utility belt of gadgets and tricks for taking down the bad guys, which are either annoyingly convenient or frighteningly widespread (and we all need to fear for our data and safety - not necessarily in that order). Pip Drysdale's storytelling is designed to hook you in and it does just that. Billie sets us up with all the right plot points so she can knock them down later in the novel. The story gets pretty convoluted whilst still keeping its lightness as Billie flirts with a danger, that as our protagonist we know she likely won't fall victim to. With a lot going on the reader gets the satisfaction of watching multiple douchebags get their just desserts. And even at its most convoluted The Next Girl doesn't go full Keyser Soze on the reader, giving us a fair chance at both keeping up and even guessing the twist. With plenty of summer still left to enjoy, The Next Girl is a solid read for lazy weekends spent at the beach. Toxic men beware because The Next Girl continues Pip Drysdale's run of protagonists who are done with your shit. The Next Girl is available from Simon & Schuster Loved this review? You can get more books, writing and literary culture every week on the Final Draft Great Conversations podcast. Hear interviews with authors and discover your next favourite read! Book Club is produced and presented by Andrew Pople Want more great conversations with Australian authors? Discover this and many more conversations on Final Draft every week from 2ser. Get in touch with Andrew and Final Draft. We love to hear about what you're reading! Twitter - https://twitter.com/finaldraft2ser  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/finaldraft2ser/  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/finaldraft2ser/ 

Ne parliamo con l'imprenditrice Ivana Ciabatti, CEO di Italpreziosi azienda leader nella lavorazione, nel commercio e nel trading di metalli preziosi e punto di riferimento per il polo orafo italiano e internazionale.Con la Sunday Girl della settimana, Elena Sofia Ricci parleremo invece della nuova ondata italiana del Me Tuo che sta coinvolgendo. il nostro mondo dello spettacolo.

I wanted to give a story time on a situation that happened recently. Im learning everyday and the good news is I'm still here. One day someone will appreciate me and see me for me until then I'm riding the single train. Will be giving a part two tonight. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cherelleh/message

Today's guest is story-teller, and in this conversation we travel across countries, stories, and experiences that will captivate you. Pip Drysdale is a bestselling author, musician and actor. She grew up in Africa, Canada, and Australia, became an adult in New York and London, and lives on a steady diet of coffee, dreams, and literature. Her debut novel, The Sunday Girl, was a bestseller and has been published in the United States, Australia, Italy, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia. The Strangers We Know was a bestseller, shortlisted for The Ned Kelly Award, and is being developed for television, and The Paris Affair was also a bestseller. Her fourth book, The Next Girl, is out in Australia and NZ in December 2022 and Canada in Spring 2023. Pip shares a bit about her compulsion to write each day (as long as there's coffee), how she navigates her time and energy and what she's learnt about life from some key experiences - one in particular she shares of being in a car accident when she was 17. Stories connect us all, telling them with strength and vulnerability as someone who continues to explore life the ever engaging, Pip Drysdale. Key People: Host & Producer: @alihill Guest: @pipdrysdale Connect with Pip: https://pipdrysdale.com/

This was recorded Sunday but wanted to share with you all Join me for this quick girl talk. Should we make Sundays girl talk days? Or maybe go back to Bible study days? I have some ideas in the works look out for more episodes coming soon. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cherelleh/message

This episode originally aired on April 19th, 2021. Steve Cooper talks with musician Clem Burke. Clem is best known for being the drummer for Rock & Roll Hall of Fame members Blondie. Blondie emerged as the great pop icons of New York's celebrated late '70s new wave punk scene and achieved commercial success in the late 1970's and early 1980's with number 1 hit singles Atomic, Heart of Glass, Sunday Girl, Call Me, Rapture, and The Tide is High. During periods of inactivity with Blondie during the 1980s and 1990s, he played with a number of well respected artists and bands, including: Bob Dylan, Pete Townshend, Iggy Pop, The Ramones, Chequered Past, The Romantics, and Joan Jett. Perhaps the most notable collaboration was with Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart (Eurythmics) who he helped record the Grammy-winning hit Missionary Man. Lately Between Blondie tours, he has been recording and touring with his other musical collaborations, the Split Squad and the Empty Hearts. Cooper Talk website: CooperTalk --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/supercoolradio/support

Come può crescere l'occupazione femminile se avere figli è ancora un ostacolo per una donna? MariaLatella ne parla domenica Bruno Vespa e la CEO di Illy Cristina Scocchia. Sunday Girl l'attrice e regista Claudia Gerini

Perchè la formazione ha un ruolo centrale nel promuovere l'occupazione femminile? Maria Latella ne parla con il direttore della Fondazione Agnelli, Andrea Gavosto, e il Ceo e managing partner di The European House- Ambrosetti Valerio De Molli. Sunday Girl della settimana l'attrice Paola Minaccioni.

Diplomazia e capacità di integrarsi sono caratteristiche fondamentali nel mondo del lavoro, ecco perchè è importante formare i giovani anche su questi aspetti. MariaLatella ne parla con il prof. Andrea Prencipe, rettore dell'Università Luiss e ClaudioCorbino pres. Associazione Diplomatici. Sunday Girl della puntata l'attivista ligura Rushan Abbas

Questa settimana parliamo di donne che viaggiano ed imprenditrici del turismo, settore che occupa il 54% delle donne. Ospiti di MariaLatella Augusta Iannini che dopo una vita da magistrato insieme al marito Bruno Vespa ha aperto e gestisce una masseria in Puglia e Francesca Zanutto, esperta in turismo. Sunday Girl la scrittrice Nora Venturini.

Quanto e in che misura oggi stiamo intervenendo per evitare che stabilità e precarietà economica inducano una giovane coppia a rimandare la scelta di concepire un figlio? Maria Latella ne parla con il prof. Alessandro Rosina e la giornalista Simonetta Sciandivasci. Sunday Girl l'attrice Giuliana De Sio

Pip Drysdale is the author of The Strangers We Know, The Paris Affair and The Sunday Girl. She's a literary powerhouse, true, but her bold choice of desert island Christmas dish is what will really blow you away. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Zajímá vás, jak vznikl váš oblíbený hit, jaké byly okolnosti jeho nahrávání, kdo ho ve skutečnosti složil nebo třeba zda ho kapela vůbec chtěla natočit na desku a vydat? Pro vás je tu naše Hudební knihovna.

Che peso hanno oggi le donne nella P.A? Che ruoli rivestono e soprattutto il Recovery Plan aiuterà davvero l'impiego femminile riducendo anche in questo settore le discriminazioni? Ne parliamo con la sottosegretaria all'economia Maria Cecilia Guerra, la conformista della Regione Campania Simona Pagano.Sunday Girl l'attrice Kasia Smutniak

Sunday Girl host Orla Rapple discusses the findings of Beat's My So Called Covid Life survey with Niall, Vinny & Trish on Beat Breakfast ahead of a full panel discussion on The Sunday Grill on May 9th.

Recorded on April 27, 2021 Book Talk starts at 29:49 Virtual get-together via Zoom on Saturdays, 12 noon  PST - Details here   There are a few weeks left in our Anything-But-Wool KAL!  From You have until May 15 to complete a project of at least 200 yards of any yarn that does not contain wool - that means cotton, linen, cashmere, silk, soy, steel, milk, corn - even acrylic!  Join our very active chatter thread here, and post your FOs here.   Stay tuned to the end to find out if you won the Abington Mitts pattern by Jennifer Lassonde!   Giveaway for fans of The Office!  Tracie has made an The Office-themed project bag to give away.  Post in the giveaway thread telling us what your favorite episode is and why.  The thread will close May 15.   Andrew of the Fruity Knits podcast has passed away due a brain tumor.  The podcast was the family’s only source of income, so please help if you can.   How to contribute to Fruity Knitting:   https://fruityknitting.com/contribute/KNITTING   KNITTING Tracie finished Tulip Tank Top by Purl Soho in Newton’s Yarn Country Linen Tweed - Brown Barberpole.  This one is a miss for a variety of reasons and has gone into the donate bag! 2 Mother Bears (230 and 231), both in Louisa Harding Mariposa   Barb finished Alaska Hat by Camille Descoteaux, using a kit from Knit Circus  Abington Mitts by Jennifer Lassonde in Lil Weasel DK in the Porcelain colorway   Tracie has cast On: Confetti by Veera Välimäki in Kelbourne Woolens Mojave - Sky Blue   And continues working on: Color Stacking Cowl by Stephanie Pearl-McPhee in Blue Heron Rayon Metallic in the Mossy Place colorway Snake River Poncho by Katy H. Carroll in Western Sky Knits Aspen Silk 600 in Downtown Colorway   Barb has been working on Zephyr cardigan by Celia McAdam Cahill, using Malabrigo Rios in the Solis colorway One Splendid Skein shawl by Fredi Baker, using Hedgehog Fibers Sock in the Budgie colorway   And has cast on Pioneer Braid Scarf by Catherine Ryan, using Elegant Yarns Kaleidoscope in color 27  Purl Strings tee by Heidi Kirrmaier, using Blue Sky Fibers Organic Cotton (Skinny) in the Sprout colorway   She frogged Building Bridges Cowl by Gretchen Tracy in Elegant Yarns Kaleidoscope in color 27  Cool Hemp Ponchette by Lana Hames, using Hemp for Knitting AllHemp3 in Green   BOOKS  Tracie read A Cold-Blooded Business: Adultery, Murder, and a Killer's Path from the Bible Belt to the Boardroom by Marek Fuchs - 3 1/2 stars The War That Saved My Life by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley - 4 1/2 stars The Sunday Girl by Pip Drysdale 3 1/2 stars The Bean Trees by Barbara Kingsolver - 4 1/2 stars You’ll Never Believe What Happened to Lacey: Crazy Stories About Racism by Amber Ruffin and Lacey Lamar - 4 1/2 stars   Barb read Dead in the Water by Penny Farmer - 5 stars The Scandal by Nicola Marsh - 3 stars The Coldest Case by James Patterson - 2 stars The Sweetness of Forgetting by Kristin Hamel - 3 stars   Barb recommends: RABOM (Ribbons and Buttons Oh My!) for all your grosgrain ribbons needs      

Steve Cooper talks with musician Clem Burke. Clem is best known for being the drummer for Rock & Roll Hall of Fame members Blondie. Blondie emerged as the great pop icons of New York’s celebrated late ’70s new wave punk scene and achieved commercial success in the late 1970’s and early 1980’s with number 1 hit singles Atomic, Heart of Glass, Sunday Girl, Call Me, Rapture, and The Tide is High. During periods of inactivity with Blondie during the 1980s and 1990s, he played with a number of well respected artists and bands, including: Bob Dylan, Pete Townshend, Iggy Pop, The Ramones, Chequered Past, The Romantics, and Joan Jett. Perhaps the most notable collaboration was with Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart (Eurythmics) who he helped record the Grammy-winning hit Missionary Man. Lately Between Blondie tours, he has been recording and touring with his other musical collaborations, the Split Squad and the Empty Hearts.

Pip Drysdale’s The Paris AffairPip Drysdale is an actor, Musician and writer. She’s the author of The Sunday Girl, and The Strangers We Know which is currently in production for a TV adaptation. Her latest is The Paris Affair.Harper Brown is in Paris to fulfil her dreams. She’s landed a job as an arts writer for an online publisher covering all the hippest corners of the city of lights.Sure her colleagues refuse to take her seriously, her ex keeps sliding into her DMs to remind her he’s doing great and now the hottest new artist in Paris is hot for her, but Harper has sworn off love.Harper is jaded and she’s got reason. Her ex is a grade 1 gaslighter who won’t let go even after taking her time and money and dumping her just as his band hits the big time (he was fucking the bass player). Harper segues her anger into her writing garnering an online following for her blog ‘How to not get murdered’.And that’s what makes The Paris Affair so compelling. Harper is savvy not just to the typical bastardry of men behaving badly, she tacitly acknowledges the ways seemingly innocuous male behaviour can become dangerous.The Paris Affair does lots of things you’ve seen before in thrillers. There’s a dead woman and an indifferent police force. Another body turns up and this time Harper knows the victim. Yes there is likely an unknown killer stalking the streets of the city of love preying on young women.As mystery/thriller tropes these are not original but here’s where The Paris Affair says ‘hold my bookmark’ and takes the reader down a different cobbled street.Through Harper, Drysdale explores the dangers and benefits of our perpetually online and broadcast world. Harper’s column ‘How to not get murdered’ is a hyper reality version of the sort of situational awareness that women must live with to survive in a world where victims are more likely to be asked what they were wearing than if they are alright.The Paris Affair shows us how in the hands of good guys and bad social media can be weaponized and will definitely have you checking whether your location services are active or not.Pip Drysdale seems to asking the reader to look at their own desire to be seen through a multitude of social platforms and then start to question who is doing the watching.The Paris Affair is an eminently readable novel. I didn’t hate being able to fly through the streets of Montmartre (even if vicariously) while we all site ourselves never too far from home. The writing is pacy and Harper is cynically endearing.You could absolutely take yourself away for a few hours and read The Paris Affair for the escape of it all, but I’d suggest there’s a lot more going on here - dudebros and would-be nice guys need not apply.

4,000 Downloads! Thank you! So in return for this gift, I give you...   Lou Christie - Guardian Angels 12" Dance Mix (1981) Producer Ed O'Laughlin co-founded Next Plateau Records, which featured (and was kept afloat with sales by) early Salt 'N' Pepa. On the left is Curtis Sliwa. The 1981 CBS made-for-TV movie We're Fighting Back, featuring Bronx-born Ellen Barkin, was based on the Guardian Angels. Al Martino - Volare (Disco version) (1976) POACA know this song from multiple recordings and performances by Dean Martin, Conny Francis, Bobby Rydell, The Ames Brothers, Wayne Newton, Barry White, even David Bowie. And here it is in Disco form.  From Wikipedia: Franco Migliacci (the composer) began working on the lyrics of the song in June 1957, inspired by two paintings by Marc Chagall. He had planned to go to the sea with Domenico Modugno, but while waiting for Modugno to show up, Migliacci started drinking wine and eventually fell asleep. He had vivid dreams, and when he woke up, he looked at the Chagall paintings (reproductions) on the wall. In "Le coq rouge" was a yellow man suspended in midair, while in "Le peintre et la modelle", half the painter's face was coloured blue. So he began penning a song about a man who dreams of painting himself blue, and being able to fly. Later that same night, Migliacci discussed his lyrics with Modugno, and for several days they worked on the song, tentatively entitled "Sogno in blu" ('Dream in blue').  In 2008, Modugno's widow, Franca Gandolfi, recalled that her husband, after a storm forced open his window, had the idea of modifying the chorus of the song, introducing the word "Volare," which is now the popular title of the song. Blondie - Once I Had A Love (Heart Of Glass) (1978)  The Lettermen - The Way You Look Tonight (Disco version) (1976) D. C. (David) LaRue - Do You Want The Real Thing (1978) Read about D. C. LaRue here. He was a dance artist through and through, but that could only take him so far. But I like his voice, the fact that he didn't (or couldn't) fill the songs with grace notes. Pet peeve, that.  D. C. LaRue - Don't Keep It in the Shadows (feat. Lou Christie) (1977) This is basically a "You Should Be Dancin’" clone. I love the grunts at the end. Only some are mine.  D. C. LaRue - Have A Good Time (feat. Rita Moreno) (1979) Like Michael Franks. A little.  Bill Saluga  - Dancin’ Johnson (1978)  Exile – Heart and Soul (1981) Huge hit for Huey Lewis and the News. Didn't know it was a cover, did ya? Mike Chapman produced "Heart Of Glass" (the hit version you don't hear on this show) "The Tide Is High", "Sunday Girl", "Atomic" and "Rapture" for Blondie, the band of the early '80s. Chinn/Chapman wrote "Kiss You All Over" for this very same Exile, and too many credits to type out here.  Free Design - Hurry Sundown (1968) Lou Christie - People (1978) This is a pretty good production for a song that isn't listed in Discogs, Wikipedia, etc. Lou says this was released as a single in 1978, attendant to the short-lived People TV show of the same year. if either of you can find a reference to it, let me know. There's a fin in it for ya. And if you can find the RECORD, so I can buy it, I'll do a "Rasputin" dance on Reels for you.  Rufus Featuring Chaka Khan - Street Player (1978) Lou Christie and Pia Zadora - Don't Knock My Love (1980) Cover of Wilson Pickett's last Top 20 song, from 1971. What an odd choice of cover. I love Lou, but between him and Pia, they didn't possess any soul or chemistry whatsoever.  Lou Christie - Clouds of Rock Roll On (?) I just know it was before his 2nd (and pretty needless) Greatest Hits album in 1994. Ah, record companies. Is there anything they can't make artists do? Ivan Dixon - Shoo Shoo Baby (1966) POACA recall a top-rated TV show from the '60s called Hogan's Heroes. It was a heart-warming (if somewhat flat) arc about a bunch of American POWs in Germany during WW2, constantly befuddling, bedeviling, and flummoxing the oblivious Colonel Klink and the lovable Sgt. Schultz, while American and Russian soldiers scythed their way through Europe, trying to close the circle in the city of Berlin in a seemingly endless Bacchanalian traveling parade of rape, destruction, desecration, and madness. And don't get me started on the Germans. Aaaaannnnnnyhow, this was from the album made by the cast, which included Richard Dawson (high on goofballs in this picture), who parlayed his place in that ensemble to star in Match Game '74 and Family Feud, but began his recording career in earnest by recording "Apples and Oranges." Ivan Dixon had an even smaller role, but his performance shines. By comparison. I...guess? Suggested by Dan Lewis. He LOVES Nazi silverware. And dolls.  Lou Christie - Spanish Wine (1977) Stephen Tom Electronic Tape Experiment (1978)  Stephen Tom produced groundbreaking electronic music during the post-war years until the late 1970s. He passed away practically ignored by his peers in 1984. Very little is known about him other than that he was a radio engineer during the blitz of London and that he freelanced for Benson Fairlight at his Little Venice studios producing jingles for radio + TV advertisements. A single reel of Tom's electronic experiments was found in a box of personal tapes belonging to the composer Cissy Wakefield. The Velvet Underground - Friends (1973) Blondie - Once I Had A Love (aka "The Disco Song") (1975) D. C. LaRue (with Lou Christie) - Into The Ozone (1980)  

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Hello, My name is Travis Myers and this is the Hometown Hollywood Podcast. Today’s guest is John Paul Summers, a director, and cinematographer from Abbeville Louisiana. I’ve had the pleasure of getting to know JP over the past year or two. He’s a genuine, down to earth guy and I consider him one of my mentors whether he knows it or not. He’s known for his work on a Paul McCartney Music video, the best satellite college commercial ever created (his LSUE ad), his first feature ‘Sunday girl’ with Peter Ambrosio, and short films like “Today You, Tomorrow Me” directed by Chris Neal and the short film he directed recently, ‘When it Matters Most’. In this interview, he tells about his experience making his first feature film Sunday Girl, what it means to be an artist, and how to develop connections in the film industry. If you are wanting to get into the film industry or level up where you currently are and need some inspiration, you're going to want to save this podcast so you can reference back to it. To connect with JP check the links below for his website, Instagram, and some of my favorite examples of his awesome work. https://www.jpthedp.com/ https://www.instagram.com/johnpaul.summers/ https://vimeo.com/jpsummers/ https://vimeo.com/401282172 https://vimeo.com/383770875 https://www.amazon.com/Sunday-Girl-Dasha-Nekrasova/dp/B084DD6Z55/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hometownhollywood/support

Chaque jour de la semaine est baptisé selon une planète, un astre : lundi la lune, mardi mars… Mais dimanche ? En français le mot dimanche est issu du latin dies Dominicus ''jour du Seigneur'', un usage chrétien manifestement fort ancien. Mais si on y regarde de plus près en remontant le fil de l’étymologie des mots allemand 'Sonntag' ou anglais 'sunday', on trouve enfin notre astre tant attendu, le dimanche est littéralement ''jour du Soleil''. Quel est le rapport entre Blondie, les Foo Fighters, les Small Faces et Joe Jackson ? Ils ont eux aussi tous célébré le dimanche en musique… --- Du lundi au vendredi, Fanny Gillard et Laurent Rieppi vous dévoilent une anecdote sur le rock chaque matin dans le Morning Club à 6h30. Rediffusion à 13h30 dans Lunch Around The Clock sur Classic 21, la Radio Rock n' Pop.

Chaque jour de la semaine est baptisé selon une planète, un astre : lundi la lune, mardi mars… Mais dimanche ? En français le mot dimanche est issu du latin dies Dominicus ''jour du Seigneur'', un usage chrétien manifestement fort ancien. Mais si on y regarde de plus près en remontant le fil de l’étymologie des mots allemand 'Sonntag' ou anglais 'sunday', on trouve enfin notre astre tant attendu, le dimanche est littéralement ''jour du Soleil''. Quel est le rapport entre Blondie, les Foo Fighters, les Small Faces et Joe Jackson ? Ils ont eux aussi tous célébré le dimanche en musique… --- Du lundi au vendredi, Fanny Gillard et Laurent Rieppi vous dévoilent une anecdote sur le rock chaque matin dans le Morning Club à 6h30. Rediffusion à 13h30 dans Lunch Around The Clock sur Classic 21, la Radio Rock n' Pop.

Chaque jour de la semaine est baptisé selon une planète, un astre : lundi la lune, mardi mars… Mais dimanche ? En français le mot dimanche est issu du latin dies Dominicus ''jour du Seigneur'', un usage chrétien manifestement fort ancien. Mais si on y regarde de plus près en remontant le fil de l’étymologie des mots allemand 'Sonntag' ou anglais 'sunday', on trouve enfin notre astre tant attendu, le dimanche est littéralement ''jour du Soleil''. Quel est le rapport entre Blondie, les Foo Fighters, les Small Faces et Joe Jackson ? Ils ont eux aussi tous célébré le dimanche en musique… --- Du lundi au vendredi, Fanny Gillard et Laurent Rieppi vous dévoilent une anecdote sur le rock chaque matin dans le Morning Club à 6h30. Rediffusion à 13h30 dans Lunch Around The Clock sur Classic 21, la Radio Rock n' Pop.

Welcome to episode 34, which today is mainly Danny as Larry is not feeling well. But don't fret, Danny goes through what new habits we may of formed during lockdown and will they continue post lockdown. Larry does come into the podcast towards the end........

Katie and Rincey discuss the Edgar Award winners, Tana French's new book and celebrate the 100th anniversary of the publication of The Mysterious Affair at Styles. This episode is sponsored by TBR, Libro FM, and The Sunday Girl. Subscribe to the podcast via RSS, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher. To get even more mystery/thriller recs and news, sign up for our Unusual Suspects newsletter! Show Notes The 2020 Edgar Awards winners have been announced Watch the acceptance speeches on the Edgar Awards' YouTube channel A preview of Tana French’s upcoming novel, The Searcher A sequel to the Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark film is in the works Stephen King’s The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon is getting a film adaptation Trailer for Lovecraft Country 100 Years of Agatha Christie Stories Books Mentioned The Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha Christie A Good Marriage by Kimberly McCreight Seven Years of Darkness by You-Jeong Jeong The Boy in the Red Dress by Kristin Lambert A Deadly Inside Scoop by Abby Collette Death in the East by Abir Mukherjee The End of October by Lawrence Wright The Last Trial by Scott Turow The Goodbye Man by Jeffrey Deaver Birds of a Feather by Jacquline Winspear Shelter by Jung Yun Winter Counts by David Heska Wanbli Weiden

Jeff and Rebecca talk about PW publishing and argument against #booksareessential, a particularly dunder-headed reading list banning, how months turn into other months, and more. Email us your recommendation requests! podcast@bookriot.com This episode is sponsored by: The Sunday Girl by Pip Drysdale Fight Club 3 by Chuck Palahniuk The Hermione Granger for President 2020 campaign! Libro.fm Links discussed in this episode: Follow-up: two agents on why books are not essential Alaska school board bans 5 classics, residents respond by offering students $100 to read them all Federal appeals court declares literacy a constitutional right Michelle Obama’s BECOMING to be Netflix documentary We Need Diverse Books launches emergency fund

Quali nuovi professioni sta creando il settore della moda? Non solo sarte e artigianato, moda significa registi di spot, curatori di eventi e tanto altro. Lo scopriremo con Adriana Mulassano, storica penna del Corriere della Sera e la prof. Caterina Radvan, Academic Programme Leader for the Fashion & Textiles programme and a Principal Lecturer at the University of Brighton. Sunday Girl della settimana l'attrice Monica Guerritore.

Le donne sanno essere innovative, costruttive e creative? Ne parliamo con Sonja Blanc, Ceo Sireg Geotech, Martina Cusano alla guida di Mukako e Giorgia Pontetti, fondatrice di Ferrari Farm, alcune delle finaliste del premio GammaDonna, il Forum Internazionale dell’Imprenditoria Femminile e Giovanile. Le loro storie di innovazione chiuderanno i lavori dell’undicesima edizione del Forum Internazionale dell'Imprenditoria Femminile e Giovanile - #GammaForum, il 15 novembre nella sede de Il Sole 24Ore, a Milano. Sunday Girl di questa puntata Vanessa Incontrada.

This week I'm talking to Adrienne Lauren, creator of popular blog thesundaygirl.com We discuss our love of wearing makeup from a very young age, learn of a mutual adoration for Jennifer Lopez, and discuss why, with over 27,000 Instagram followers, Adrienne doesn’t share any images of her face on social. Find out more about Adrienne over on Instagram @thesundaygirluk. You’ll also find me there @beautymepodcast and you can follow my personal Insta @nogracekelly to see what I'm loving right now. I'd love it if you could subscribe, rate and review the show, and also, let me know what you’d like me to talk about, or who I should talk to, next!

This is episode 3 of season 2! Today I have Director of Photography, JP Summers. JP and I dive deep into the existential questions that haunt filmmakers like “does my work have meaning”, “is social media ruining my expectations”, and “why is my focus always soft”. JP is a deeply empathic and sensitive human being who pours himself into every project, and I’m glad to call him a (long distance) friend. 

 PLEASE support the final days of his Kickstarter for “Sunday Girl”, his new feature film. There’s only a few days left, and every bit counts! I was the first backer for the project, so let’s give him a Just Fix It In Post final push! 

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EP.281 Cut2theCHASE@8 Podcast Host Madison Chase chats Soul Filled Sunday Girl Code or Girl Confused? Really want to hear your thoughts? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/Cut2theCHASEat8/message

Pip Drysdale grew up in Africa and Australia, moved to New York when she was 20 to act in indie films and theatre, got married in a black dress and divorced at 22. In this podcast she chats to Emma Harvey about bad break-ups, method writing, and the Machiavellian men that inspired her thriller, The Sunday Girl.More about The Sunday Girl: http://bit.ly/2snOseNListen to this podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/good-reading-podcast/id1402922430?mt=2

Pip Drysdale grew up in Africa and Australia, moved to New York when she was 20 to act in indie films and theatre, got married in a black dress and divorced at 22. In this podcast she chats to Emma Harvey about bad break-ups, method writing, and the Machiavellian men that inspired her thriller, The Sunday Girl. More about The Sunday Girl: http://bit.ly/2snOseN Listen to this podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/good-reading-podcast/id1402922430?mt=2

Pip Drysdale chats to Dani Vee about her psychological thriller The Sunday Girl, the writing process and the importance of exploring serious issues in literature. The Girl on the Train meets Before I Go to Sleep with a dash of Bridget Jones in this chilling tale of love gone horribly wrong … Some love affairs change you forever. Someone comes into your orbit and swivels you on your axis, like the wind working on a rooftop weather vane. And when they leave, as the wind alway does, you are different; you have a new direction. And it’s not always north.’ Any woman who’s ever been involved with a bad, bad man and been dumped will understand what it feels like to be broken, broken-hearted and bent on revenge. Taylor Bishop is hurt, angry and wants to destroy Angus Hollingsworth in the way he destroyed her: ‘Insidiously. Irreparably. Like a puzzle he’d slowly dissembled … stolen a couple of pieces from, and then discarded, knowing that nobody would ever be able to put it back together ever again.’ So Taylor consults The Art of War and makes a plan. Then she takes the next irrevocable step – one that will change her life forever. Things start to spiral out of her control – and The Sunday Girl becomes impossible to put down.

This week on Harry's Sleeve Notes Harry and Danny make a foray into the world of new wave disco-punk and talk about the 1978 album 'Parallel Lines' by Blondie.  The tracks we talked about:- Sunday Girl- One Way or Another- Heart of Glass- 11:59

This week Catherine Raynes has been reading:The Sunday Girl by Pip Drysdale, Simon & Schuster, $35Dopesick: Dealers, Doctors, & the Drug Company That Addicted America by Beth Macy, Head of Zeus $35

Sunday Girl Lollapalooza Summer Festival Remix featuring DJ YING. More music coming up Stay Tune. www.Jacquelinejax.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jacquelinejax/message

Welcome back to Pilot Inspectors. On today's episode, we are discussing the first episode of the Netflix/Channel Four series Crazyhead, starring Cara Theobold and Susan Wokoma.   Today's intro music is a cover of the Pixies' "Where is My Mind?" performed by Sunday Girl.

I’ve assembled a few laid back jams from the likes of Hector Romero, Kerri Chandler, Romanthony, E-Smooth, Joi Cardwell, Josh Milan, Joey Negro, Timmy Regisford, Mr. Finger and many more. As always, feel free to let me know your thoughts on my Facebook fan page: https://www.facebook.com/djhenryhall Also, if you are interested here are two videos from an experimental project I’m developing. The project is focused on matching underwater elements with deep and soulful house music. I would love to hear your thoughts. Sea Lions of La Paz: https://youtu.be/bmRwQAxz31o Salt Pier, Bonaire: https://youtu.be/pfy5QIqH_2g Enjoy! 1. Nicholas Feat. Shaun J. Wright – Love Someone (http://www.traxsource.com/title/370051/love-someone-feat-shaun-j-wright) 2. Timo Beridze – Raw Feelings (http://www.traxsource.com/track/870982/raw-feelings) 3. Genvee Feat. Rona Ray – Tears of the Ocean [Darque’s 90’s Mix (http://www.traxsource.com/track/2272304/tears-of-the-ocean-darques-90s-mix) 4. Franco De Mulero & Hector Romero – I Found You [Original] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/861308/i-found-you-original) 5. Craig C. Presents The Other One Feat. Sarah Smith – Pictures [Richard Earnshaw Vocal Mix] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/1477517/pictures-richard-earnshaw-vocal-mix) 6. Rhythmic Groove – Secret [Original] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/1276454/secret-original) 7. Ekkohaus – D58 [Kerri Chandler Remix] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/1741474/d58-kerri-chandler-remix) 8. Irfan Rainy & Rex Leon Feat. Vaceo – It’s Your World [Deeper NY Club Mix] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/1402216/its-your-world-deeper-ny-club-mix) 9. Pete Kalenburg – Don’t Let [Disturbance of Silence Remix] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/2215221/dont-let-disturbance-of-silence-remix) 10. Romanthony – Trust [Motor City Drum Ensemble Deep Mix] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/1522906/trust-motor-city-drum-ensemble-deep-mix) 11. Eli Escobar – Emotion [Original Mix] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/1851644/emotion-original-mix) 12. Danny J Lewis – The Way (Original Mix) [The Ruff Trx EP] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/1005827/the-way-original-mix) 13. Elements of Life Feat. Josh Milan – Berimbau [Timmy Regisford & Adam Rios Retouch Mix] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/2318642/berimbau-timmy-regisford-and-adam-rios-retouch-mix) 14. Joi Cardwell & Steal Vybe – Wanderlust [Main Vocal] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/31284/wanderlust-main-vocal) 15. Shelia Ford – Why Can’t you See [Louie Vega & DJ Spen Mix Long Version] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/2451920/why-cant-you-see-louie-vega-and-dj-spen-mix-long-version) 16. Taliwa – Music For My Sun [Sean McCabe Remix] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/1289241/music-for-my-sun-sean-mccabe-remix) 17. E-Smoove – Lake Shore Drive [E-Smoove Mix] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/785901/lake-shore-drive-e-smoove-mix) 18. Jupiter Beyond – Burnin’ Soulfire [Joey Negro Soundcloud Mix] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/2532982/burnin-soulfire) 19. Lilac Jeans & Sean McCabe –Grandfather’s Blessings (http://www.traxsource.com/track/2437397/grandfathers-blessings) 20. Portia Monique – Never Give You Up [Joey Negro Rodox Dub] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/2673058/never-give-you-up-joey-negro-rodox-dub) 21. Dagui Rodann – Universal Prayer [Jocelyn Mathieu Remix] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/2445917/universal-prayer-jocelyn-mathieu-remix) 22. DJ Christos Feat. Monique Bingham – Outta Sight [Main Mix] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/1470036/outta-sight-main-mix) 23. Max Porcelli – Eso Deep (http://www.traxsource.com/track/2232198/esodeep) 24. Mr. Fingers / Larry Heard – What About This Love? [Extended Version] (http://www.traxsource.com/track/377675/what-about-this-love-extended-version)

On this week's show, I talk to the novelist Kalliope Lee, plus Scott Hoffman talks about John Demos's The Unredeemed Captive: A Family Story from Early America. TEXTS DISCUSSED NOTES Until Tuesday, September 17th, 8 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, you can get a free ebook of Sunday Girl by going to smashwords, searching for Sunday Girl, and entering the code  CV74V. The Taming of the Shrew runs September 11th through October 6th at Orlando Shakespeare Theater. Get tickets here. An author's first duty is to let down his country. --Brandon Behan. See my Pinupalooza photos here.

A Sunday Girl Party in Jordania by Fred Dupont

Sem dúvida uma das edições mais estilosas, com pérolas novinhas de Kylie Minogue e Escort, belas versões de Pixies, Warpaint e Sunday Girl... A parada tá classuda.

This one turned out very nicely, in my opinion. There is a nice mix of fast and slow, sweet and raunchy, hopeful and fucked. My Girl's Retro--great song. I think there is room to make it even greater by covering it as MY GIRL IS HETERO. Chixxdiggit! indeed A Girl Named Spike-- Mike Park and Pickles kicking ass Caught with the meat in your mouth--vegetarian porn star dilemma. Dead Boys still sounding snotty more than 30 years on. You just gotta blow my mind--perfect! cumming right in after "meat in your mouth" The Queers. This is end of the raunchy segment Skinhead Girl--This is so sweet...like the story out of a book... she wore braces and blue jeans. Symarip. I saw Mr. Symarip in Chicago last October and it was epic. Love Song--i'm like a cat, i like to sleep all the time...this is a love song, baby, and it goes out to you... Peacocks. A 3 piece with a stand up bass and great chops. Coming to Cali the first couple weeks in June. I will see them at The Blank Club in San Jose. Girl About Town--wears a different t-shirt everyday...goes out with a boy from the MC5. It'd be ok if he didn't hit her and sleep with the baby sitter. The Queers. Reminds me of Maddy in Chicago only because she put it on her myspace. Did You Have A Nice Life Without Me?--you made plans, I played in a band...did it all turn out the way you wanted it to be? Cock Sparrer. They have been rocking for years, but I just found out about them thanks to Cloverdale Dave. What a sound, and song writing to boot. Sunday Girl--cold as ice cream, but still as sweet...hurry up hurry up and wait...looks like he's in another world...please cum and see what you do to me, I got the blues. Blondie. The world's biggest band that didn't totally suck in 1979. Not just new wave. They paid their dues and were punker than you. Hey, Little Rich Girl--he's taken your freedom for a place unknown...hey little rich girl, where did you go wrong? You were a rich girl only having fun...The Specials. A great story and the music just perks along behind it and then in front. Rudi Wedding--rudy, rudy, rudy, rudy, rudy, have your heard the latest news.. rudy got married... in a pork pie hat and a black cravat...it was a jagger jagger wedding for a jagger jagger man...you should have seen all the rude boys run! Laurel Aitken. I never saw him. What a giant. His vocals are wonderful and about halfway through there is some fine sax and then a couple of trombone passages towards the end. Little Things--he knows the little things, the little things, they mean a lot...you see a kind man, take a step to help his fellow man...Deal's Gone Bad. It just moves along, not too fast, not too slow, then it comes back to that simple little keyboard line, and if you know the song and have had enough to drink you start to tear up. Finishes off dub-ish and perfect. Little Girl-- you don't know me I'm an ordinary guy...I don't know your name and such, and I'd like to know so much...I see you every time...and I want to make you mine... you're sending shivers down my spine...now that I've seen you smile, I'm happy for a little while...you know I try to make it true. Dr. Ring-Ding & The Senior Allstars. Saw da Doktor in Chicago on the same trip as mentioned above. He was great. This song is so sweet and honest. So... Adam and Donelle-- this episode is for you. I hope it brings a smile to your lips, and just maybe a tear to your eye. I wish the best for you. And I'll see you down front! love, Miles

Featured Artists: Betrayed with a Kiss, Gravity's Edge, Reasonable Deception, 3, Revolution, Mastodon, Cancer Bats, Brutal Intent, Dinner with Cannibals, Intoxicated, Bury Your Dead, Sunday Girl