Podcasts about Taciturn

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for October 14, 2024 is: taciturn • TASS-uh-tern • adjective Taciturn is a formal word that describes someone who tends to be quiet or who tends to speak infrequently. // One of the twins was taciturn and shy, while the other one was more outgoing. See the entry > Examples: “Joan Didion looks straight at the camera, with her fist curled in front of her mouth—as if to indicate it is through her hands that the taciturn thinker speaks.” — Evelyn McDonnell, The World According to Joan Didion, 2023 Did you know? Even if you consider yourself a person of few words, taciturn is a good one to keep in your pocket, if for no other reason than it's an efficient way to describe your own particular deportment. While ramblers ramble and babblers babble, the taciturn among us turn things down a notch, preferring to keep mum rather than add their voices to the verbal hubbub. Taciturn traces back ultimately to the Latin verb tacēre, meaning “to be silent.” While English users were quicker to adopt other tacēre descendants such as the adjective tacit (“expressed without words” or “implied”) in the 1600s and even the noun taciturnity in the 1400s, taciturn wasn't on anyone's lips until the 1700s.

It's a double act this week but not the usual one. Taciturn northerner Garry Doyle joins our normal “fan with a typewriter” Johnny Ward as we trawl through the week's news which is not too harsh on Pats, but harsh on RTE and rugby fans. But isn't rugby a popular sport? Not before 1987 apparently and Andy Farrell raises some questions too. Back with the roundy ball and we dip into the U19 league which has a Drogheda team flying, and United Park (or is it Weavers?) gets a thumbs up from the lads too, even though Sky don't like it. But even with the increased depth in the Premier Division we ask is it the coaches and the coaching that has generated the most fascinating league in recent memory? We reign Johnny in on Tangets, refuse to rule out Shamrock Rovers, and is Waterford the story of the season? All this and much much more as Collar & Cuff, Rascals Brewery, Lily's Childcare and Future Ticketing bring you episode 28 of a season that may be getting longer!

Hello and welcome to The Stress Factor Drum and Bass Podcast episode 309, The DJ B-12 Christmas Special for December of 2023. We hope you are all doing well and ready for the holidays. We are so happy that you can join us for this momentous occasion. Not only is this our Christmas show, it's also our New Years show, and believe it or not, we are also celebrating 14 years online on January 1, 2024! It feels like just yesterday that we made the transition from a radio station to this new format called podcasts. We would like to thank each and every one of you from the bottom of our hearts for your listenership, love and support for all of these years. A lot of you have become personal friends and family to us. Massive shoutout and Christmas love to my SFP Crew: Ste-J, Scottie B, Tribo, and DJ R1 and special shout to my best friend, DJ Oneduz, who started Stress Factor Productions with me back in 1997 in a bedroom on Long Island, New York and who I also learned to DJ with, and went record shopping with weekly back in the day. This drum & Bass mix is 107 minutes long and contains 60 tracks. This set features the best and most exciting new dnb available, featuring that good electro dnb that we all know and love, as well as the soulful and emotional vocal tracks that give you goosebumps and send shivers down your spine. It's also full of lush synths and pads with bits of roughness, rollers, and of course the signature bangers and dancefloor smashers. The set also features chill uplifting atmospheric and intelligent dnb with a touch of jungle beats and vibes. It's a journey from start to finish for your body, heart, soul and mind. It expertly showcases what this podcast is all about and the amazing cumulation of 14 years as a staple in the DNB podcast community. Truly showing what sets us apart from the rest. Sit back relax and get ready to experience something truly special from the one like DJ B-12, who intelligently weaves something so special and beautiful with such joyful emotional that you will need to listen to it again and again and share with everyone you know! We'd like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas, an amazing New Year 2024, and ask you to help us celebrate 14 years going strong! We'd also like to thank all of the artists and labels for the amazing tracks we've showcased throughout the years. Here's to another 14 or 16 years even (why not go for 30!) We love you, we thank you and we ask God's Blessing upon you all! Big ups and Respect! This episode contains tracks by the following artists and on the following labels: Armin van Buuren, Dimension, Armada Music, Document One, Elevate Records, Dux n Bass, Grace Barton, Northern Zone, Santorin Records, Fluidity, Fokuz Recordings, Nasz, 4 Jungle Records, Uintah, Occult Cats Records, Koven, NCS, DC Breaks, Viper Recordings, Indi, Kanine, UNLEASHED, Qumulus, Galacy, Technimatic, Technimatic Music, Tokyo Prose, Trail, Footnotes, Twintone, FX909 MUSIC, Swarm, Taciturn, Frameshift, Bop x meesh.r x tominthechamber, Hospital Records, Gravity, Totally Liquid, Hiraeth, Dan Guidance, Aleyum, Celsius Recordings, Manifold (DnB), Monrroe, Shogun Audio, Neuron, Break, Symmetry Recordings, ArpXP, SUNANDBASS Recordings, Crissy Criss, 5572, Bladerunner, War On Silence, Otik, 3024, Mylo Fane, Dispatch Recordings, Adred, Frank Carter III, Inperspective Records, Operate, Javeon, Riya, Aperio, Loz Contreras, Felix Raymon, Bella Luna, Delta9 Recordings, Phrase, Delta9 Recordings, Quadrant, Iris, Impish, Computer Integrated Audio, Visages, 1985 Music, Motiv - Drawn Together, Phil Tangent, Lunar Records, ALB, Blue Frequency, Skuff, Ruff DnB, Note, The North Quarter, Issey Cross, Lens, Atlantic Records UK, Phloem, Deep Notion, Viper Recordings, Delta Heavy, Hayley May, SST, Boomslang Recordings, Koven, Circadian, Bassrush Records Please Listen, Like, Share, Comment, Repost, and Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts! Tracklist 01. Armin van Buuren, Dimension - Lose This Feeling (Dimension Extended Remix) [Armada Music] 02. Document One - Bad Intentions [Elevate Records] 03. Dux n Bass, Grace Barton - Break The Cycle [Elevate Records] 04. Northern Zone - Lush Smile (VIP) [Santorin Records] 05. Fluidity - Dream To Be Free [Fokuz Recordings] 06. Nasz - Pain [4 Jungle Records] 07. Uintah - Old Soul [Occult Cats Records] 08. Koven - Never Have I Felt This (VIP) [NCS] 09. DC Breaks - OOZE [Viper Recordings] 10. Indi, Kanine - Release Me [UNLEASHED] 11. Qumulus - Moonlight [Galacy] 12. Technimatic - Breath Sequence [Technimatic Music] 13. Tokyo Prose, Trail - Three Colour Portrait [Footnotes] 14. Twintone - The Drifter [FX909 MUSIC] 15. Swarm - Soul Sister [Taciturn] 16. Technimatic - Moment to Moment [Technimatic Music] 17. Frameshift - Into Deep Slumber [Galacy Records] 18. Bop x meesh.r x tominthechamber - 4 nothing [Hospital Records] 19. Gravity - Vector Space [Totally Liquid] 20. Hiraeth - Rowdy [Galacy] 21. Dan Guidance, Aleyum - Eudaimonia [Celsius Recordings] 22. Manifold (DnB) - Been And Gone [Celsius Recordings] 23. Monrroe - Harsh Reality [Shogun Audio] 24. Neuron - Go [Celsius Recordings] 25. Technimatic - Aftermath [Technimatic Music] 26. Break - Tell Me [Symmetry Recordings] 27. ArpXP - Juniper [SUNANDBASS Recordings] 28. Crissy Criss, 5572 - Kiss The Sky (Bladerunner Remix) [War On Silence] 29. Otik - Cosmosis [3024] 30. Mylo Fane - Soundboy [Dispatch Recordings] 31. Adred - Don't Leave feat. Frank Carter III [Inperspective Records] 32. Gravity - Chasing Stars [LW Recordings] 33. Neuron - Limited [Celsius Recordings] 34. Operate, Javeon - Lifelines [Shogun Audio] 35. Fluidity - One Belief [Fokuz Recordings] 36. Technimatic - Departure [Technimatic Music] 37. Twintone - Unparadized [FX909 MUSIC] 38. Riya, Aperio, and Loz Contreras - Keep You With Me [Galacy Records] 39. Fluidity - Minotaur VIP [Fokuz Recordings] 40. Felix Raymon, Bella Luna - Love In [Delta9 Recordings] 41. Neuron - Breeze Of Wind [Celsius Recordings] 42. Phrase - Too High [Delta9 Recordings] 43. Quadrant, Iris, Impish - Mute City [Computer Integrated Audio] 44. Visages - Margit [1985 Music] 45. Motiv - Drawn Together [Fokuz Recordings] 46. Phil Tangent - Corridor of Uncertainty [Lunar Records] 47. ALB - Don't Waste Time [Galacy Records] 48. Blue Frequency - Inside of Me (Skuff Remix) [Ruff DnB] 49. Note - Cold Nights [The North Quarter] 50. Twintone - The Lotus Eater [FX909 MUSIC] 51. Gravity - World Of Magic [Totally Liquid] 52. Issey Cross - Bittersweet Goodbye (Lens Remix) [Atlantic Records UK] 53. Gravity - Dusty [Totally Liquid] 54. Twintone - Memory Lane [FX909 MUSIC] 55. Phloem - Utopia [Galacy] 56. Gravity - Teleportation [Totally Liquid] 57. Deep Notion - Right All Along [Viper Recordings] 58. Delta Heavy, Hayley May - Get Down Tonight (Extended Mix) [Delta Heavy] 59. SST - Guidance [Boomslang Recordings] 60. 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Our special guest for a deep dive into British naval espionage during the Cold War is Mike Hurley, a veteran of undersea deployments in dangerous waters. As a very young submariner in the late 1950s Mike endured marathon patrols in diesel-electric submarines, most notably HMS Taciturn. In this fascinating discussion with Warships Pod host Iain Ballantyne, Mike reveals how Taciturn ventured into Arctic waters to gather intelligence on Red Navy exercises and, potentially, the foe's secret technology. As a conventional (non-nuclear) submarine, Taciturn had to risk ‘snorting' to vent diesel fumes while charging her battery and also to suck in fresh air. This could expose the boat to the Russians. She was on one occasion attacked by a Russian destroyer and even detected by a potentially hostile submarine. With often grim conditions - going short of water, running out of fresh food and oxygen, not daring to make the slightest noise when in close company with the Soviets - HMS Taciturn's submariners somehow got through 38 days dived. On another patrol, communications were lost and it was feared by the boss of the Royal Navy's Submarine Service that Taciturn and her men might have disappeared. Such missions into the High North to spy on the Soviets were top secret. Once home again, Royal Navy submariners were under threat of imprisonment if they told even their families and loved ones about what they had been up to. Mike did not dare tell his family anything for a quarter of a century.  It is a privilege therefore to take Warships Pod listeners on a Cold War voyage with Mike Hurley aboard HMS Taciturn. Mike's warts and all account can only be likened to a latter-day ‘Das Boot' adventure due to its grungy details. Some of them are not for the faint-hearted! • Warships IFR magazine is available in shops and direct as both a hard copy mag and digital edition. You can make sure that you receive a regular delivery of global naval news and features by subscribing bit.ly/wifrsub  For more information on Warships IFR magazine http://bit.ly/wifrmag  Follow it on X (formerly known as Twitter) via @WarshipsIFR and on Facebook @WarshipsIFR • Iain Ballantyne is the founding and current Editor of Warships IFR. He is also author of the books ‘Hunter Killers (Orion) and ‘The Deadly Trade' (Weidenfeld & Nicolson), both about submarine warfare, including the Cold War under the sea.  For more details on Iain and his books visit the websites http://iainballantyne.com and https://www.bismarckbattle.com/ Follow him on the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) via @IBallantyn

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Episode 150.  Let's Read Spider-Man The Musical.  To celebrate 150 episodes, James B and Eddie are joined by the man who performs the theme music to this podcast, Jeff Kenniston,  to cover The Amazing Spider-Man 200 by singing through the summaries. Special Theme Intro and Outro performed live by Jeff Kenniston,  Sponsor Bassline by Eddie. Summaries written by Eddie. Song Lyrics by Eddie with assistance from a GPU Bot.   This Episode Edited by Eddie using Audacity with assistance from James B.  Suggestion of the word "Taciturn" by Irving Forbush. Check out all the episodes on letsreadspiderman.podbean.com or wherever you get your podcasts!   Follow your favorite Spider-Man Singer and Guitarist, Jeff Kenniston on Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/jeffkenniston/?hl=en  We will be back in 5 days with the return of The Black Cat!  Don't you miss it!

Learn vocabulary to describe taciturn people! Are you interested in immersive intermediate course? Essential Grammar and modern Vocabulary explained in Russian together with a workbook that includes translation. Join the waitlist to get the best deal! ⬇️ https://www.russianwithyulia.com/russiancourse2-b1 As a greeting, I will send you a free transcript of the episode 56 + English translation!

For this episode I bring on Tak, a freehand furry artist and photographer. We talk unique unique art styles, as well as street and furry photography in which they're currently pursuing. As well as this, we also talk about the film and album choices of this week, which were 'Wolf Children' (Dir. Mamoru Hosoda) and 'forgetmenot' (Five Pebbles).

In the spotlight, Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award winner Cormac McCarthy, who is releasing two new novels, his first since “The Road” 16 years ago. The new novels, which will be released one month apart, are titled “The Passenger” and “Stella Maris” and tell the story of siblings Bobby and Alicia Western, who are tormented by the legacy of their father, a physicist who helped develop the atom bomb, and by their love for and obsession with one another.More to the point, this episode speaks to McCarthy longtime aversion to being interviewed, though several old newspaper articles from his early career have been unearthed and offer some insights into his writing process.Novelist Spotlight is produced and hosted by Mike Consol, author of “Family Recipes: A Novel About Italian Culture, Catholic Guilt and the Culinary Crime of the Century,” “Hardwood: A Novel About College Basketball and Other Games Young Men Play,” and two yet-to-be-published manuscripts, “Lolita Firestone: A Supernatural Novel,” and the short story collection “Love American Style.” Write to him at novelistspotlight@gmail.com. We hope you will subscribe and share the link with any family, friends or colleagues who might benefit from this program.

A Dose of Dave is a series of bite sized podcasts featuring me on my own. I'm just trying it out to see where it takes me. They're only about 5 mins long. If you wish to contribute to the podcast you can here: - https://www.patreon.com/bullshitdetective

33 discos tienen publicados Öresund Space Collective. Son escandinavos. Solo este año han sacado tres y la semana que viene van a publicar un cuarto. Os pongo 20 minutos de anticipo. Se va a llamar "Four Horses Take the Space Mountain". Previamente ha sonado Esabuc desde Berlín. Otra pieza de su estupendo "Taciturn". Luego os presento dos grupos que debutan: Proteus de Nashville y Taskaha de Oslo. Ambos tienen muy diversas influencias. Proteus mira a la mitología. Su disco se llama "Prometheia I: Arrival". Taskaha busca un Metal Sinfónico. ¿Es posible? No por definición, pero suenan muy bien. Tienen un guitarrista muy bueno. Pongo dos temas de cada grupo. Escuchar audio

Novedades de Rock Sinfónico y progresivo. Al morir John Wetton se acabó Asia, pero John Payne decidió continuar su memoria con otro grupo, Dukes of the Orient, haciendo el mejor A.O.R. del momento. John Payne, inglés se unió al norteamericano Eric Norlander y creó The Dukes of the Orient. Su segundo disco es "Freakshow", oimos tres canciones del mismo. Otras dos de los suecos The Flower Kings, que en plena pandemia han hecho otro estupendo disco, doble, llamado "Islands". Han tenido tiempo, sin duda. Oimos la primera canción de cada disco. En Berlin reside Esabuc que publica un disco, Taciturn, tratando de narrar que le ocurre a un individuo afectado por el Sindrome de Usher. (Enfermedad hereditaria que conduce a la pérdida de audición, visión...) Musicalmente es una fantástica obra conceptual que recuerda a las clásicas del género. Escuchar audio

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This is the second edition of Free City Radio podcast, recorded in Montreal during the global #COVID19 pandemic. This episode highlights voices of frontline workers less covered in the mainstream media, grocery shop workers, food delivery people, bakery workers and transport workers. All voices highlighted to share the love of support for frontline workers being expressed around the world. It is inspiring to see the popular support for medical workers, doctors, nurses, hospital staff, this is amazing and so important, but also let us remember to celebrate and respect many other workers who keep serving. First we hear Ikram + Faiza speaking on working at Pharmaprix in #COVID19 crisis, speaking to the importance of social solidarity and also the importance of being respectful toward pharmacy workers during this time. https://soundcloud.com/freecityradio/ikram-faiza-speaking-on-working-at-pharmaprix-in-covid19-crisis Then we hear from Soraya from Boucherie Al-Khair speaking on working during #COVID19 pandemic, Soraya speaks about serving as a frontline worker, serving groceries and food, but also expresses concern about potential health risks. https://soundcloud.com/freecityradio/soraya-from-boucherie-al-khair-speaks-on-working-during-covid19 Next we hear from Vaso at Picadilly bakery on Ogilvy in Parc ex speaking about working at a bakery during the COVID19 crisis and serving the local community at a distance, despite health risks. https://soundcloud.com/freecityradio/vaso-at-picadilly-bakery-on-working-during-covid19-crisis On the food delivery front we then hear from some exchanges recorded at Dominos pizza on St. Hubert street with the delivery workers, working over time right now to keep up with demand, important to hear the voices of all types of front-line workers. On this show you hear the voices of 2 international students from India, Chintan Patel and Sahil Lather. https://soundcloud.com/freecityradio/dominos-delivery-workers-on-work-during-covid19 On the front of transport workers we hear from Tito Marouf, who is a taxi driver in Montreal, who speaks on the ways that the COVID19 pandemic impacts the taxi industry in Montreal. Tito speaks particularly about the precarious situation of taxi drivers at this time, but also critiques the fact that the government has been encouraging taxi drivers to transport COVID patients during this time of crisis. https://soundcloud.com/freecityradio/tito-marouf-on-taxi-industry-during-covid19-in-montreal Finally also on this show is a discussion with Aaron, an editor at Uneven Earth journal : http://unevenearth.org, it is an exchange that we recorded while postering in Parc ex for the five demands poster that emerged from anarchist networks, info : https://5demands.global For music in this show, I featured a harp duet track with Sarah Pagé and Robin Best called Noonday Bells, it was recorded at a Howl! arts show, you can download the full track here : https://soundcloud.com/howlarts/sarah-pag-robin-best-noonday Also featured is a recently released track "Enamoured" by musician Nick Schofield, you can listen / download the track here : https://nickschofield.bandcamp.com/album/sound-mind Finally the program finishes with "Out Of Sight" a track by Taciturn from their tape "Punk Death" - a band that I got to see live at Casa del Popolo, you can hear the track here : https://taciturntheband.bandcamp.com/track/out-of-sight-3 Finally opening track is "Hope" by Dirty Three, but in the episode I feature excerpts from an album that I have been listening to a lot this year, this one : https://soundcloud.com/villainrecords/void-002

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Welcome to the first Taciturn Podcast! This episode consists of an intense discussion about corrupt governments and human suffering. We referenced several pieces of literature. We loved recording it! Thank you and go Knights!!!!

Buttoned Up. Taciturn. No-Nonsense. We all know the magnetism of a stern man, and how it compels thirst. Writer, benevolent internet queen and genteel bisexual lady Nicole Cliffe joined us to discuss her many thirsts, both real and fictional — from her formative crush on Gillian Anderson as Dana Scully on The X Files to Mindhunter’s Bill Tench. We also made a stop at the door of stoic-but-filled-with-rage KGB agent Ilya Kuryakin (played by Armie Hammer) in The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Last but not least, we explored the flinty charm of 1920s-but-modern Detective Inspector Jack Robinson from Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries. Both our drabbles are caretaking masterpieces, if we do say so ourselves. You can follow us on Twitter @ThirstAidKit. Nichole is @tnwhiskeywoman and Bim is @bimadew. Our music is by Tanya Morgan. You can find show notes, gifs and more on our Tumblr at thirstaidkitpodcast.tumblr.com. Don’t forget to send us your drabbles by emailing thirstaidkit@slate.com. And you can leave us a voicemail at our new phone number, (510) 9-THIRST. Be safe out there, thirst-buckets… undo your top button and get to it!

Buttoned Up. Taciturn. No-Nonsense. We all know the magnetism of a stern man, and how it compels thirst. Writer, benevolent internet queen and genteel bisexual lady Nicole Cliffe joined us to discuss her many thirsts, both real and fictional — from her formative crush on Gillian Anderson as Dana Scully on The X Files to Mindhunter’s Bill Tench. We also made a stop at the door of stoic-but-filled-with-rage KGB agent Ilya Kuryakin (played by Armie Hammer) in The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Last but not least, we explored the flinty charm of 1920s-but-modern Detective Inspector Jack Robinson from Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries. Both our drabbles are caretaking masterpieces, if we do say so ourselves. You can follow us on Twitter @ThirstAidKit. Nichole is @tnwhiskeywoman and Bim is @bimadew. Our music is by Tanya Morgan. You can find show notes, gifs and more on our Tumblr at thirstaidkitpodcast.tumblr.com. Don’t forget to send us your drabbles by emailing thirstaidkit@slate.com. And you can leave us a voicemail at our new phone number, (510) 9-THIRST. Be safe out there, thirst-buckets… undo your top button and get to it! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We explore the world's oldest mystery: why do baseball players wear hats? We find out you can shout your chakras back into alignment, and discover the world's most adorable method of drug smuggling. And just in time for Halloween, we've seen the end of the world, and in begins in France! Taciturn is playing Comet Ping Pong in Washington D.C. on Thursday, October 24th. Checkout more of their music at: https://taciturntheband.bandcamp.com/

Buttoned Up. Taciturn. No-Nonsense. We all know the magnetism of a stern man, and how it compels thirst. Writer, benevolent internet queen and genteel bisexual lady Nicole Cliffe joined us to discuss her many thirsts, both real and fictional — from her formative crush on Gillian Anderson as Dana Scully on The X Files to Mindhunter’s Bill Tench. We also made a stop at the door of stoic-but-filled-with-rage KGB agent Ilya Kuryakin (played by Armie Hammer) in The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Last but not least, we explored the flinty charm of 1920s-but-modern Detective Inspector Jack Robinson from Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries. Both our drabbles are caretaking masterpieces, if we do say so ourselves. You can follow us on Twitter @ThirstAidKit. Nichole is @tnwhiskeywoman and Bim is @bimadew. Our music is by Tanya Morgan. You can find show notes, gifs and more on our Tumblr at thirstaidkitpodcast.tumblr.com. Don’t forget to send us your drabbles by emailing thirstaidkit@slate.com. And you can leave us a voicemail at our new phone number, (510) 9-THIRST. Be safe out there, thirst-buckets… undo your top button and get to it! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we look at board game design based on the word "taciturn". : temperamentally disinclined to talkhttp://buttonshy.com/designdiary/DD160-Taciturn.mp3

DRAW, PAINT, WRITE, CREATE, WORK. Let the sounds of field processor provide the soundtrack to your daily activities. Mute on Drums, Percussion, Bass and Acoustic Guitar. Taciturn on Electric Guitar, Keys, and Vocoder. TRACKLIST: (1) The Day the Robots Fought Back (2) The Service (3) When the Drum Tolls (4) Rewind (5) Funk Mountain Blues. (6) Night Preacher (7) Ploomi Moos. All content © 2017 Field Processor (www.fieldprocessor.com)

Govinda Van Maele, Frederick Lau and Face2Face host David Peck talk about their new film Gutland, irony, cynicism, childhood dreams, fairytales for adults, and why evil doesn’t think its evil. Biography Govinda Van Maele, born 1983 in Luxembourg to Belgian-Sri Lankan parents, started making films as a teenager. After high school he took on an apprenticeship of sorts in producer-director Pol Cruchten’s company Red Lion, working as an asstistant director, casting assistant and stills photographer among other positions. His short films JOSH (2007), A DAY IN THE OPEN (2012) and YOU GO AHEAD (2013) travelled extensively on festivals and won several awards. He worked on documentaries as director (WE MIGHT AS WELL FAIL, 2011) and director of photography (MUEZZIN, 2010) and is a member of Kollektiv13, producing documentary shorts for RTL in Luxembourg. In 2014 he founded the production company LES FILMS FAUVES with producer Gilles Chanial and director Jean-Louis Schuller. In his spare time he curates exploitation cinema at the Luxembourg Cinematheque. He lives in Turkey and Luxembourg. Frederick Lau was born in 1989 in Steglitz, Berlin, where he still lives. He was cast in his first role in 2000 and has since played in over 50 films and television series. In 2008 he was awarded the Deutscher Filmpreis (Lola) for best male secondary role in DIE WELLE (The Wave). In 2015 he won the Lola for best main role in Sebastian Schipper’s VICTORIA. Synopsis “Gutland begins with the arrival of an outsider in the agricultural community of Schandelsmillen. Harvest season is already well underway, but Jens a German drifter, is looking for work. He's taken on as a farmhand — and taken to bed by Lucy (Vicky Krieps), a single mother who picks him up at the village beer hall. Taciturn and solitary by nature, Jens doesn't ingratiate himself to the locals, yet they take an instant liking to him, bringing him along to parties, gifting him a trumpet, and inviting him to join the village band. Jens' first days in his new home flow by with bucolic tranquillity, but over time he will begin to unearth clues to Schandelsmillen's shadowy side — just as the villagers will slowly catch on to something shady about Jens' past.” With thanks to Kerri Craddock Trailer ---------- For more information about David Peck's podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit his site here or check out the site of his podcast on film, social change and much more. With thanks to producer Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound. Image Copyright: Les Films Fauves and Govinda Van Maele. Used with permission. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Shortly after this group of perfectly normal kids went to a perfectly normal class outing to the local theater, finding themselves literally immersed in the show.  They discovered walking behind the set that things were more complex than they appeared on the stage and that the lead actor may in fact be in danger from the goings on.  It’s up to them to stop it. PLAYERS Axe – Eric Windholm. Creepy looking kid of 15.  Wears an eyepatch because he threw one eye away for magical powers. Nate – Cameron Cross. 16 years old, Goodwill clothes.  Pretends to be British and learned a bunch of magic as a kid. Definitely not John Wick. Manda – Elijah Grace.  17 year old gangly androgynous kid.  Has a strong sense of justice. Zach – Mary “Hellsdale” Dellsdale. Taciturn young woman who attends a french-style boarding school and wields a terrible demonic sword.  Also is kinda half-demon. Travis – Tommy Cashew. Dirty blond with a big wrench.  He’s totally normal.  Car might be magical. The post MaOCT – Playhouse (Part 2) appeared first on The Drunk and The Ugly.

A group of perfectly normal kids is on a trip to the local theater to see a showing of their newest production.  They discover the performance to be highly engrossing and immersive.  The show comes to life and leaps off the stage, leaving them free to walk on and into it. Side Chatter PLAYERS Axe – Eric Windholm. Creepy looking kid of 15.  Wears an eyepatch because he threw one eye away for magical powers. Nate – Cameron Cross. 16 years old, Goodwill clothes.  Pretends to be British and learned a bunch of magic as a kid. Definitely not John Wick. Manda – Elijah Grace.  17 year old gangly androgynous kid.  Has a strong sense of justice. Zach – Mary “Hellsdale” Dellsdale. Taciturn young woman who attends a french-style boarding school and wields a terrible demonic sword.  Also is kinda half-demon. Travis – Tommy Cashew. Dirty blond with a big wrench.  He’s totally normal.  Car might be magical. The post MaOCT – Playhouse (Part 1) appeared first on The Drunk and The Ugly.

Mike and Casey continue their chat with Rebecca Friedman and Joe Preti, and they chew the fat about porno Mahjong, how the weirdest things end up at used bookstores, and why we just can’t stop thinking about nunchucks. We also … Continue reading →

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Nick Borror (a.k.a. Snakehead) is the bassist for rock band Index Case, Tool tribute act; Saturn Ascends, and one third of Party! Party!: Ultimate Karaoke Band. He has played in numerous bands since the mid 90's including: Feathers are Beautiful, By the Beard of Zeus, Films of John C. Riley, and Taciturn to name a few. Safe to say the he's been around the block a time or two. In the conclusion of our conversation; we hit on his joining veteran rock outfit Index Case and what his experiences taught him, favorite show memories, time in other bands, attempting to work office jobs within music, making his career as a professional musician, the what's and how's that determines his value, and a lot more.

Nick Borror (a.k.a. Snakehead) is the bassist for rock band Index Case, Tool tribute act; Saturn Ascends, and one third of Party! Party!: Ultimate Karaoke Band. He has played in numerous bands since the mid 90's including: Feathers are Beautiful, By the Beard of Zeus, Films of John C. Riley, and Taciturn to name a few. Safe to say the he's been around the block a time or two. In this first half of our conversation; we bullshit and reminisce on past hi jinks, talk about his early musical inclinations, early bands in Norwalk, jazz background, improvisational noise, a little on his time in Feathers are Beautiful, and a lot of randomness.

Shaun Riekena is the drummer for instrumental rock group Taciturn, Tool tribute act Saturn Ascends, and main force behind his electronic ambient side project Prisms and Portals. Shaun's technical drumming ability is hard to rival. We talk about his growing up in Osceola, musical upbringing, turn of the century Des Moines music scene, the process of writing instrumental music, his 30+ piece drum kit, his chance collaboration with a Hollywood visual effects artist, family life, and other stuff.

A mesmerizing journey through wayward music of all kinds of genres.

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