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This week the crew gets drunk on sangrias/vodka while talking about different reboots, remakes that we think should or shouldn't happen, and what media would work in other forms? Tezeta deals with fire alarms, Jake goes off about Power Rangers, Devin makes a lot of Drake Bell sexual predator jokes. You know what to do

Cinematische Welten, epische Crescendi, kOpFkiNo, blablabla: Wenn die schottischen Post-Rocker Mogwai ein neues Album heraushauen, sind auch die Floskeln direkt aus dem Post-Rock-Phrasenschwein nicht allzu weit entfernt. Zu Unrecht. Auch wenn der einst so zukunftsgerichtete Post-Rock mittlerweile mehr nach Past-Rock klingt und längst nicht mehr für so viel Aufregung sorgt wie Ende der 90er-Jahre, ist bei der schottischen Instrumentralrock-Institution von Album zu Album eine softe Weiterentwicklung festzustellen. Seit einiger Zeit gibt's Mogwai sogar regelmässig mit Gesang, auch auf dem elften Album «The Bad Fire» wieder. +++ PLAYLIST +++ · 22:09 – SOUNDS! MIXTAPE 118: TODAY'S FEMALE AVANTGARDE · 21:58 – SCHWARZE MAGIE von DIE HEITERKEIT · 21:52 – TEZETA von MULATU ASTATKE · 21:47 – ROOM OF FOOLS von FKA TWIGS · 21:42 – A BETTER SON/DAUGHTER von RILO KILEY · 21:38 – EARTHSTAR von HANNAH COHEN · 21:34 – TURNED TO DUST von BONNIE 'PRINCE' BILLY · 21:31 – THIS IS WHAT I'M DOING von DICK STUSSO · 21:27 – I MELT WITH YOU von MODERN ENGLISH · 21:20 – SIDE BY SIDE von A=F/M · 21:14 – DROP von TUNDE ADEBIMPE · 21:09 – GOLDEN AGE von TV ON THE RADIO · 21:05 – J'ADORE LE MONDE von THE LIMIÑANAS & BERTRAND BELIN · 20:56 – MAPS von YEAH EAH EAHS · 20:52 – POKERFACE von STAHLBERGER · 20:49 – IT AIN'T HARD TO TELL von Nas · 20:46 – GET BY von KATE TEAGUE · 20:41 – WANDERLUST von FKA TWIGS · 20:36 – GIRL FEELS GOOD von FKA TWIGS · 20:33 – WATERTREES von SUPERNOVA EASY · 20:29 – STARBURSTER von FONTAINES D.C. · 20:25 – HAVEN'T YOU HEARD von ARAB STRAP · 20:21 – FANZINE MADE OF FLESH von MOGWAI · 20:15 – PALE VEGAN HIP PAIN von MOGWAI · 20:10 – HI CHAOS von MOGWAI · 20:04 – HAMMER ROOM von MOGWAI

Join us in this insightful episode as we sit down with Tezeta Roro, a successful real estate agent, speaker, and LinkedIn specialist from New Jersey. Tezeta shares her top strategies for leveraging LinkedIn to grow your real estate business, build a professional network, and stand out in a competitive market. Whether you're new to LinkedIn or looking to enhance your presence, Tezeta's expert tips will help you take your career to the next level. Don't miss this valuable conversation packed with actionable advice!   Tez is a community builder, a power connector and a real estate professional, Tez epitomizes Life by Design and has made the leap from Corporate to Real Estate while also raising 2 young boys and serving her community. Tez serves in leadership positions within the PTA community as well as in the real estate industry. She is intentional about making genuine and authentic connections as well as supporting her network in a meaningful way. In this process, she has mastered the art of networking and has documented her strategies to share with others to help them reap the benefits of authentic networking. She enjoys storytelling, jamming to reggae music in her car and quiet time alone. You can reach Tez on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/tezroro/

Join us in this insightful episode as we sit down with Tezeta Roro, a successful real estate agent, speaker, and LinkedIn specialist from New Jersey. Tezeta shares her top strategies for leveraging LinkedIn to grow your real estate business, build a professional network, and stand out in a competitive market. Whether you're new to LinkedIn or looking to enhance your presence, Tezeta's expert tips will help you take your career to the next level. Don't miss this valuable conversation packed with actionable advice!   Tez is a community builder, a power connector and a real estate professional, Tez epitomizes Life by Design and has made the leap from Corporate to Real Estate while also raising 2 young boys and serving her community. Tez serves in leadership positions within the PTA community as well as in the real estate industry. She is intentional about making genuine and authentic connections as well as supporting her network in a meaningful way. In this process, she has mastered the art of networking and has documented her strategies to share with others to help them reap the benefits of authentic networking. She enjoys storytelling, jamming to reggae music in her car and quiet time alone. You can reach Tez on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/tezroro/

Voyage dans la ville éternelle sur les traces d'une histoire coloniale partout visible mais longtemps restée muette.  Juste après son unification, à la fin du XIXe siècle, l'Italie fait tout pour se doter, comme les autres puissances européennes, d'un empire colonial ; mais elle arrive tard dans la « course »... Et c'est sous l'impulsion du régime fasciste de Mussolini qu'est achevée la conquête de « l'Afrique orientale italienne » : Libye, Somalie, Érythrée et Éthiopie occupées pendant quelques années. Rome se dote alors d'un nouveau quartier et d'une architecture typique qui exaltent le « nouvel empire romain » : musée colonial, ministère des Colonies, rues aux noms des possessions italiennes…Aujourd'hui, au-delà de ces stigmates de pierre, c'est l'histoire coloniale toute entière du pays qui ressurgit ces dernières années, portée par des jeunes générations et des afro-descendants, malgré de vigoureuses résistances. Car le mythe de la colonisation faite par des « braves gens » a la peau dure, en dépit des évidences historiques. Voyage en cheminant dans la ville à travers un passé colonial italien peuplé de fantômes, de mythes et d'obélisques…Un reportage en deux épisodes de Vladimir Cagnolari initialement diffusé en octobre 2023. En savoir plus :  Tezeta : un collectif qui s'est donné pour mission de faire connaître l'histoire italienne et révéler la présence notamment érythréenne, en proposant notamment des visites guidées du « quartier africain » de Rome. Le Musée des civilisations ou Muséo delle civilita qui a notamment hérité des collections de l'ex-musée colonial, créé en 1923 pendant l'époque fasciste. Aujourd'hui, ces collections sont exposées, réinterprétées et mises à distance à travers une confrontation avec des oeuvres d'art contemporain. À lire : L'aventure coloniale italienne et son échec, un article de Philippe Conrad  La ville coloniale italienne, un article de Romeo Carabelli L'agression italienne contre l'Éthiopie, une fiche pédagogique utile sur le site Lumni Tous sauf moi (Sangue giusto), Francesca Melandri. Éditions Gallimard 2019 Roma negata, Igiaba Scego. Ediesse réédition 2020, non traduit

Voyage dans la ville éternelle sur les traces d'une histoire coloniale partout visible mais longtemps restée muette.  Juste après son unification, à la fin du XIXe siècle, l'Italie fait tout pour se doter, comme les autres puissances européennes, d'un empire colonial ; mais elle arrive tard dans la « course »... Et c'est sous l'impulsion du régime fasciste de Mussolini qu'est achevée la conquête de « l'Afrique orientale italienne » : Libye, Somalie, Érythrée et Éthiopie occupées pendant quelques années. Rome se dote alors d'un nouveau quartier et d'une architecture typique qui exaltent le « nouvel empire romain » : musée colonial, ministère des Colonies, rues aux noms des possessions italiennes…Aujourd'hui, au-delà de ces stigmates de pierre, c'est l'histoire coloniale toute entière du pays qui ressurgit ces dernières années, portée par des jeunes générations et des afro-descendants, malgré de vigoureuses résistances. Car le mythe de la colonisation faite par des « braves gens » a la peau dure, en dépit des évidences historiques. Voyage en cheminant dans la ville à travers un passé colonial italien peuplé de fantômes, de mythes et d'obélisques…Un reportage en deux épisodes de Vladimir Cagnolari initialement diffusé en octobre 2023. En savoir plus :  Tezeta : un collectif qui s'est donné pour mission de faire connaître l'histoire italienne et révéler la présence notamment érythréenne, en proposant notamment des visites guidées du « quartier africain » de Rome. Le Musée des civilisations ou Muséo delle civilita qui a notamment hérité des collections de l'ex-musée colonial, créé en 1923 pendant l'époque fasciste. Aujourd'hui, ces collections sont exposées, réinterprétées et mises à distance à travers une confrontation avec des oeuvres d'art contemporain. À lire : L'aventure coloniale italienne et son échec, un article de Philippe Conrad  La ville coloniale italienne, un article de Romeo Carabelli L'agression italienne contre l'Éthiopie, une fiche pédagogique utile sur le site Lumni Tous sauf moi (Sangue giusto), Francesca Melandri. Éditions Gallimard 2019 Roma negata, Igiaba Scego. Ediesse réédition 2020, non traduit

1.  One More Night – Can (5:35)                                                                                                                                          2.  Paperhouse (EDF ‘Beat Club', 1971) – Can (6:51)                                                                 3.  Spoon – Can (3:06)                                                                                                                                                                                                               4.  Trenchtown Rock (live) – Bob Marley & the Wailers (4:22)                                                           5.  Dub Organiser (Cloak & Dagger v.3) – The Upsetters (3:26)                        6.  Watch This Sound – Slim Smith (2:37)                                                              7.  Mr Big Stuff – Jean Knight (2:44)                                                                                                                             8.  Tezeta (slow version) – Getatchew Kassa (5:09)                                            9.  Woman of the Ghetto – Marlena Shaw (6:00)                                         10.  Ghetto Child – Detroit Spinners (3:48)                                                                                                                                                                                                         11.  Body of An American – The Pogues (4:46)                                                                                   12.  A Pair of Brown Eyes – The Pogues (3:40)                                                      13.  The Broad Majestic Shannon – The Pogues (2:50)                                        14.  Sally Johnson – Lowe Stokes & Riley Puckett (2:57)                                    15.  Great Balls of Fire – Jerry Lee Lewis (1:50)                                                    16.  Raunchy – Bill Justis (2:24)                                                                         17.  Say You Don't Mind – Denny Laine (3:11)                                                           18.  American Without Tears – Elvis Costello (4:30)                                                              19.  Koresy – Ninie Doniah (5:05)                                                                            20.  O Those Who Envy Our Love – Mohammad Al-Amin (8:02)                                         21.  The Shake – Laurie Johnson Orchestra (2:13)                                       22. Balancê – Sara Tavares (4:04)                                                                                                                                                           23.  Visa från Utanmyra – Jan Johansson (4:28)                                         24.  Lawns – Carla Bley Sextet (7:06)                                             25.  Trinity – Tomasz Stanko (5:06)                                         26.  Past, Present & Future – Shangri-Las (2:40)                                                                                                                                     Outro: Pogles Walk – Vernon Elliott Ensemble

Pierre Chrétien is a Canadian bandleader, multi-instrumentalist and composer who has had international success with his bands The Souljazz Orchestra, Atlantis Jazz Ensemble and his project Cinephonic, and in this episode you'll learn about all of these and hear highlights from some of these albums on the Marlow Records label. http://www.marlowrecords.com/artists.html Pierre shares how left his career as an Engineer to devote himself to a full-time career as a performer. He also demonstrates some rare vintage instruments at the beginning of this episode, which he's also an expert at repairing. Pierre is so creative and some of his gorgeous album covers are linked to the episode notes on my website, which of course links to Marlow Records. Like all my episodes, you can watch this on my YouTube channel or listen to the podcast on all the podcast platforms, and I've also linked the transcript to my website: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/pierre-chrtien Did you know that this podcast is in Season 4, and that I send out a weekly email newsletter where you can get access to Sneak Peeks of upcoming guests and be inspired by highlights from the archive? https://mailchi.mp/ebed4a237788/podcast-newsletter Speaking to such a diversity of people shines a light on the persistence required to attain mastery in any field. I try to constantly improve every aspect of this podcast, since I take care of all the many jobs of research, production, and publicity. I really do need the help of my listeners to keep this project going; please can you buy me a coffee (which is linked to Paypal)? https://ko-fi.com/leahroseman Mike Essoudry (drummer with Atlantis Jazz Ensemble) episode: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/mike-essoudry-drummer Please follow me on Social Media: https://linktr.ee/leahroseman Timestamps (00:00) Intro (02:14) marimba (05:33) Vintage Vibe electric piano, Mellotron (10:01) Cinephonic albums (13:05) Le Combat from Visions, the second Cinephonic album (17:01) film score influences (18:09) Musser Ampli-Celeste  (19:52) Atlantis Jazz Ensemble, vintage keyboards (21:45) Pierre childhood and youth, Engineering degree (25:07) Souljazz orchestra, tours, graphic design (29:09) Kingdom Come from album Inner Fire Souljazz orchestra  (33:20) harp (34:14) please buy me a coffee to support this series? (34:52) Atlantis Jazz Ensemble (37:46) Joyful Noise from Celetial Suite Atlantis Jazz Ensemble (42:48) Mike Essoudry drummer (43:06) Atlantis Jazz Ensemble (47:10) Blue Nile Atlantis Jazz Ensemble (52:15) Marlow Records, recording to analog tape (53:43) writing process, musical influences (55:47) changes in music distribution, benefits of Bandcamp, problems withSpotify (58:19) decision to leave Engineering and become full-time musician (01:00:57) other projects, Tezeta for orchestra (01:04:26) Pierre's teen years  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-roseman/message

La 42.ª edición del Cartagena Jazz Festival, el Villanos del Jazz 2023 o la 30.ª edición del Womad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, del 9 al 12 de noviembre, en el programa de hoy.  VIDA - A COLORS SHOW  Pol Batlle, Rita Payés      Vida - A Colors Show The Catalyst Núria Graham                Cyclamen Boredom    Núria Graham                Boredom Me Quedo Contigo                  Rocío Márquez, Fernando Vacas        (BSO Adiós) Niña De Sangre - Verdiales       Rocío Márquez, BRONQUIO      Tercer Cielo De Mí - Rumba      Rocío Márquez, BRONQUIO, 41V1L   Tercer Cielo Passarinha   Bala Desejo, Julia Mestre, Dora Morelenbaum, Zé Ibarra, Lucas Nunes SIM SIM SIM Toda Beleza Rubel, Bala Desejo AS PALAVRAS, VOL. 1 & 2 Bia Bia         Liraz  Zan Yègellé Tezeta               Mulatu Astatke     New York - Addis - London: The Story of Ethio Jazz 1965-1975 Escuchar audio

Born in 1980 in Moscow and educated at the Yerevan State Conservatory in the capital of Armenia, Artur Avanesov is among the leading Armenian composers of his generation. He is also an accomplished pianist and musicologist, having published multiple research papers and held seminars on Armenian music internationally. On the podcast, we discuss the many international references in his work, his piece Tezeta and its connection to Ethiopian popular music, and microtonality in his piano quintet Quasi harena maris. Music: Tezeta by Artur Avanesov, performed by Artur Avanesov; Quasi harena maris by Artur Avanesov, performed by Movses Pogossian, Ji Eun Hwang, Morgan O'Shaughnessey, Niall Ferguson, and Artur Avanesov (New Focus Recordings) Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. otherminds.org Contact us at otherminds@otherminds.org. The Other Minds Podcast is hosted and edited by Joseph Bohigian. Outro music is “Kings: Atahualpa” by Brian Baumbusch (Other Minds Records).

Voyage dans la ville éternelle sur les traces d'une histoire coloniale partout visible mais longtemps restée muette.  Juste après son unification, à la fin du XIXème siècle, l'Italie fait tout pour se doter, comme les autres puissances européennes, d'un empire colonial ; mais elle arrive tard dans la « course »... Et c'est sous l'impulsion du régime fasciste de Mussolini qu'est achevée la conquête de « l'Afrique orientale italienne » : Libye, Somalie, Érythrée et Éthiopie occupées pendant quelques années. Rome se dote alors d'un nouveau quartier et d'une architecture typique qui exaltent le « nouvel empire romain » : Musée colonial, ministère des Colonies, rues aux noms des possessions italiennes…Aujourd'hui, au-delà de ces stigmates de pierre, c'est l'histoire coloniale toute entière du pays qui ressurgit ces dernières années, portée par des jeunes générations et des afro-descendants, malgré de vigoureuses résistances. Car le mythe de la colonisation faite par des « braves gens » a la peau dure, en dépit des évidences historiques. Voyage en cheminant dans la ville à travers un passé colonial italien peuplé de fantômes, de mythes et d'obélisques…Une série en deux épisodes de Vladimir Cagnolari sur les traces du passé et du présent africain de Rome. En savoir plus : - Tezeta : un collectif qui s'est donné pour mission de faire connaître l'histoire italienne et révéler la présence notamment érythréenne, en proposant notamment des visites guidées du « quartier africain » de Rome.- Le Musée des Civilisations ou Muséo delle civilita qui a notamment hérité des collections de l'ex-musée colonial, créé en 1923 pendant l'époque fasciste. Aujourd'hui, ces collections sont exposées, réinterprétées et mises à distance à travers une confrontation avec des oeuvres d'art contemporainÀ lire :- L'aventure coloniale italienne et son échec. Un article de Philippe Conrad - La ville coloniale italienne. Un article de Romeo Carabelli- L'agression italienne contre l'Éthiopie. Une fiche pédagogique utile sur le site Lumni- Tous sauf moi (Sangue giusto), Francesca Melandri. Éditions Gallimard 2019- Roma negata, Igiaba Scego. Ediesse réédition 2020, non traduit.

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard's legendary three-night run at Red Rocks continues. This is the second set from night two (October 11, 2022) and includes a Mind Fuzz suite, The Tale of the Altered Beast and a Nonagon Infinity suite.1) Perihelion 0.132) I'm In Your Mind 3.053) I'm Not In Your Mind 6.454) Cellophane 9.555) I'm In Your Mind Fuzz 13.016) Tezeta 15.527) The Tale of the Altered Beast (incomplete) 20.308) Ambergris 32.499) Muddy Water 38.1010) Iron Lung 44.5211) Robot Stop 55.0912) Gamma Knife 1.02.2713) People-Vultures 1.07.2914) Mr. Beat 1.13.15Support the show

I am excited for this weeks guest, she is a rootin' tootin' talented cutie on this side of the LA River. She plays guitar, sings, customizes wardrobes, and everything in between. Xochi sings, plays guitar, customizes and thrifts clothes for herself and for her musical projects. Tune in and hear about her experiences with The Healing Gems and The Mail Order Cowgirls, while you're at it, check out her IG over at Xochi.Mochi. Tumbleweed Session: The Mail Oder Cowgirls As always, guests pick the episode playlist: Lee Hazlewood & Duane Eddy. Words Mean Nothing Bonnie Lou. Seven Lonely Days Webb Pierce. Georgia Rag Carolina Cotton. Boo Hoo Blues Marcel Riesco. How Do You Pretend Waylon Jennings. Anita you're Dreaming Betty Cody. Pale Moon Jimmy Wakely. My Heart Cries For You Background: Hailu Mergia. Tezeta

Sintonía: "Mombassa Outro" "Black Egypt (Intro)" - Bukky Leo & Black Egypt; "Magret Aloor" - Owiny Sigoma Band; "Nogo" - Issa Bagayogo; "Oba Oluwa" - Ekiti Sound; "Konokassilé" - Bamba Wassoulou; "Ake Bo Je" - Bukky Leo & Black Egypt; "Dambalou" - Issa Bagayogo; "Jonny Ra Ha" - Owiny Sigoma Band; "Manla" - Kimi Djabaté; "Tezeta" - Hailu Mergia & The Walias Band; "Tabara" (feat. Ali Farka Touré) - Vieux Farka Touré; "Olufela" - Kayode Olajide Escuchar audio

As rebroadcast August 3, 2022 with plenty of vintage vibes for your streaming experience.  Tonight we went back to one of our favorite countries in the world that has always been on Danno's bucket list (and he'd better hurry, cuz he's like...old):  Ethiopia!  Magic vibes both past and more contemporary await as we fly off to Addis Ababa with Dunia Aljawad, who promptly upon landing sponsored the capital city changing the name to Adidas Ababa.  What clout our Iraqi maven doth have!  Great tunes all around, questionable but nonetheless enjoyable banter for hour two on the trip, and some Korean cuts to mark our return.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Mulatu Astatke – Yegelle TezetaAlamayehu Eshete – Talantena ZareSeyfu Yohannes – Mela uelaAyalew Mesfin & The Black Lion Band – Feqer aydelem weyThe Scorpions feat Saif Abu Bakr – Saat AlfarahDur-Dur Band – Garsore Waa Ilaah Part II (36:14)Hailu Mergia – Yefikir Engurguro (mixed)Tsegue Maryam Gebrou – Homesickness Pt 2Akale Wube – Jour de pluieGirma Bayene feat Akale Wube – Feqer Ende Krar (Yebeqagnal)Gigi – Gud FellaAbyssinia Band – I Am A Flower At Your YardPart III (66:17)Hailu Mergia - TezetaHailu Mergia - Yene MirchaMulatu Astatke - MulatuMulatu Astatke & The Black Jesus Experience – To Know Without KnowingTeddy Afro - Mar eske Tuwaf Part IV (102:31)Gigi - EnoralehuAbdu Kiar & Melat Kelemework (Weye Weye)Hamelmal Abate – LINURDub Colossus – Azmari DubSung Si-kyung - On the street (거리에서)015B – Goodbye Now

Ethan Brown means so many things to both me and the world. Besides the titles of son, brother, father, husband, friend, bartender, boss, and expert, he has earned the right to be called kind, thoughtful, clever, witty, warm, and a bucketful of other things, too. He's the portal to what's hip. He's a vehicle for what's hilarious. He's the embodiment of passionate when it comes to the things he loves, and his presence is the elixir you need to right yourself.Ethan blew my mind with his selection of badass records, except for that he really didn't.That is -- right, wrong, or otherwise -- I had a natural expectation that what he would come up with would leave me feeling like a musical novice, and I was not off the mark in unintentionally thinking that that would be the case.I mean…It's hard to believe that I've somehow managed to churn out 14 of these sons o' guns, and not one guest has disappointed me. In fact, I've really, really enjoyed every last one of the conversations and the records that accompanied them. All of them have been fun; a large majority have been surprising and educational. And if you like nice, round numbers like I do, the 15th installment wound up being the perfect slot for Ethan in that each privilege I get in the form of hanging with a fantastic human while chatting life and music refuels the tank that often feels somewhat depleted upon the conclusion of producing a finished episode. And it seems as though laughter is the primary component in the fuel of said recharging; no one has made me laugh harder than Ethan, and that's a tribute to his electric personality.Ethan and I have seen the other side of midnight together a time or two, and each of those occasions were both some of the best nights I've ever had and precursors to the worst mornings rememberable (or barely rememberable). I recall one evening at a Waldo watering hole in which we were having shots of some concoction called Five Alive.I know. Makes you think akin to fruit punch, right? Nope. Pretty gross, actually. But we had more than one a piece. And the next day we agreed to forever call those red beverages, Hello and Have a Shitty Tomorrow. On another occasion, I had to be retrieved -- due to overindulgence -- from his housewarming party, and between his front porch and my then-fiancee's car, I lost my keys and stepped directly in the mud I'd been attempting to avoid. Pretty sure a portion of the evening (once safely home) was spent on the bathroom floor.Anyway, Ethan picked Hailu Mergia's Tezeta, Super Ape by The Upsetters (a Lee "Scratch" Perry outfit), El-P's Fantastic Damage, Too Hard to Swallow by UGK, and GZA's Liquid Swords. And if you're anything like me, first glance at that list might yield a heavy dose of, Huh?! Turns out, the thing's a pile of gems.And that's kinda the point of this whole deal. I enjoyed this conversation so much. Hope you do, too. Thanks for stopping by. If you happened to share this episode with a friend, I wouldn't be mad at ya'. And if you're viewing on the YouTube channel, it'd sure be swell if you hit “like,” and “subscribe” on your way outta here. Oh, and by the way, if you happen upon Ethan out there on them streets, please refer to him by his true given name, Pipecock Jackson. Thank you. That is all.copyright disclaimer: I do not own the intro/outro audio clips. They are samples from Coolbone's cover of the Bill Withers tune, “Use Me,” and it's off of their 1996 record called Brass-Hop, c/o Broadcast Music, Inc.

As broadcast May 11, 2022 with plenty of vintage vibes for your trip to the truly ancient lands.  Tonight we pay tribute to one of our favorite countries in the world that has always been on Danno's bucket list (and he'd better hurry, cuz he's like...old):  Ethiopia!  Magic vibes both past and more contemporary await as we fly off to Addis Ababa with Dunia Aljawad, who promptly upon landing sponsored the capital city changing the name to Adidas Ababa.  What clout our Iraqi maven doth have!  Great tunes all around, questionable but nonetheless enjoyable banter for hour two on the trip, and some Korean cuts to mark our return.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Mulatu Astatke – Yegelle TezetaAlamayehu Eshete – Talantena ZareSeyfu Yohannes – Mela uelaAyalew Mesfin & The Black Lion Band – Feqer aydelem weyThe Scorpions feat Saif Abu Bakr – Saat AlfarahDur-Dur Band – Garsore Waa Ilaah Part II (36:14)Hailu Mergia – Yefikir Engurguro (mixed)Tsegue Maryam Gebrou – Homesickness Pt 2Akale Wube – Jour de pluieGirma Bayene feat Akale Wube – Feqer Ende Krar (Yebeqagnal)Gigi – Gud FellaAbyssinia Band – I Am A Flower At Your Yard Part III (66:17)Hailu Mergia - TezetaHailu Mergia - Yene MirchaMulatu Astatke - MulatuMulatu Astatke & The Black Jesus Experience – To Know Without KnowingTeddy Afro - Mar eske Tuwaf Part IV (102:31)Gigi - EnoralehuAbdu Kiar & Melat Kelemework (Weye Weye)Hamelmal Abate – LINURDub Colossus – Azmari DubSung Si-kyung - On the street (거리에서)015B – Goodbye Now

On this episode of The Game of Nerds Podcast, we sit down with Let's Talk Fandoms Podcast host Tezeta Gant for the second time. This episode was slated for last year, but her episode was part of the infamous microphone fiasco of 2021. It was only fitting that we sat down for "take two" and got an even better conversation than the first. We start the podcast chatting about our love of Netflix's documentaries and how Nick Miller is our soul animal. But this episode is all about animation, so let's jump in! Tezeta and I are of similar ages and grew up during the 90s when animation reigned king. So it's no secret that animation holds a special place in our hearts. It's been amazing to see animation projects thrive during the pandemic since creators can do these series at home much more effortlessly than on-set filming. Just look at the latest Disney+ day and how they announced many animated series for the coming year. Animation is one of those creative processes that I'm in awe of and aware of how many TALENTED people it takes to create some of these series/movies that we've loved. We talk about this extensively in the Anime episode and the Voice Acting episode of this podcast. But first, the age-old question, Disney or Nickelodeon? Which did you watch more? It was safe to say that Disney was more for their movies, and Nickelodeon was more known for their animated cartoons. We talk extensively about the early start to watch parties with cousins and neighbors to watch the newest animated movie. I reminisce about Saturday morning cartoons with my dad and brother, which is a tradition I still hold with my daughter to this day. It brings up the point that these animation series tie into our nostalgia factor and critical moments in our lives. The best example I had was watching Toy Story when it first came out on VHS with my little brother on my lap and how much he loved it. Marvel came home the day Toy Story 4 came out, and we watched it, and I bawled. It was the whole circle of nostalgia hitting me like a ton of bricks. Animation has also been known to push the boundaries. Tezeta and I had similar childhoods where certain animated shows were off-limits. Ren and Stimpy were one of those series. In retrospect, in comparison to South Park, it's nothing, but at the time, we have to remember it was the "South Park" of the time. There was nothing ruder or cruder on tv other than Bevis and Butthead. Cartoon Network was also a network that was a hit or miss with most families. Tezeta wasn't allowed to watch Courage the Cowardly Dog. Why we might never know?!? But this diverted our conversation into a meaningful discussion about how animation is viewed currently. A lot of people see animated movies or television as "childish." Tezeta brings up a great point about how animation really has gotten away with many things that would be impossible to explain or talk about. (We are looking at you, Big Mouth!) Most people are introduced to animation as children, so when they recall animation is usually from a frame of mind or a time/place in that person's life. We agree that animation has pushed the boundaries for good. It goes back to the original awe factor. It takes talented voice actors to make these characters come to life, plus the insane creativity of illustrators and creators on top of the fact of someone coming up with this entire universe for these characters to live in. If you think about it, animation has nothing on live-action films. The possibilities are frankly endless. Not only is animation pushing the boundaries, but it also gives us tools to explain things that may be hard to do otherwise. Movies like Inside Out and Lion King give children ways to explain their feelings or complex topics like death. Big Mouth is one of the most recent animation hits that has pushed boundaries on South Park and Rick and Morty levels. If you haven't heard about the series, it's about a group of middle schoolers going through puberty.

This episode showcases Ethio-jazz legend Mulatu Astatke's composition "Tezeta," which translates roughly as "nostalgia."

S3 Ep1 : Iconic Vehicles and more with Let's Talk Fandoms Podcast Host...Tezeta Gant. Davey chats with new guest..and friend of the show..Tezeta about some of the iconic vehicles they admired as youngsters, toys they played with, movies of 1994 in That's my Year and more. Follow her on the socials @gantgram and @letstalkfandomspodcast #idgivethat10mins #daveya10mins #iconicvehicles #podcasts #podcasting --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/davey-a/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/davey-a/support

Tezeta Gant, the host of ‘Let's Talk Fandoms' and the co-host of the upcoming Dungeons and Dragons podcast, ‘Into The Tavern,' is here to talk not only about all the podcasting she has going on nor one ‘Harry Potter' crush. Oh no, we're dishing about several ‘Harry Potter' characters that have made their way into her heart since she was a mere 11-years-old. Keep Up with Tezeta Gant: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/GantGram Twitter: https://twitter.com/TezetaTweets Follow Let's Talk Fandoms: Official Site: https://www.letstalkfandomspodcast.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/letstalkfandomspodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/FandomsPodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LetsTalkFandomsPodcast Follow Into The Tavern: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/intothetavernpodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/IntoTheTavern Crushgasm: Official Site: https://crushgasmpodcast.wordpress.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/CrushgasmPod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crushgasmpodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Crushgasm Anchor: https://anchor.fm/crushgasm Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/crushgasm YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV5fMDy4_uGsQ-izsXURCXA --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crushgasm/support

Big thank you to Wife Signs for putting together this week's guest mix. Check out their recent release on Healing Sound Propagandist (Past Inside the Present sublabel) entitled "Beneath the Weight of Care": https://healingsoundpropagandist.bandcamp.com/album/beneath-the-weight-of-care Twitter: @WifeSigns 1 Menelik Wèsnatchèw - "Tezeta" 00:00  2 Federico Durand - "Se Hizo De Noche" 04:21  3 Ironomi - "歩風" 05:50  4 Kibrom Birhane, Etsegenet Mekonnen - "Tizita" 09:49  5 Anenon - "Open" 15:09  6 Wife Signs - "In an Outworn Cage" 18:21  7 Justin Walter - "Red Cabin" 24:18  8 Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou - "Homesickness, Pt. 1" 25:37  9 Djivan Gasparyan - "I Will Not Be Sad in This World" 9:24  10 [Artist unknown] - "Shipibo Song" 35:35  11 Metei - "Seto"37:07  12 Lilien Rosarian - "Moss Hugs All Walls" 38:36  13 Trevor Powers - "2166" 41:45  14 Marz - "The Rain Rains" 45:39  15 Celer - "Text Me When You Wake Up" 48:51  16 Eleanor Cully - "Lark in the Clear Air" 55:35

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Hoy contigo: COLONIA. A los mandos técnicos, Diego Herguera con Inés Aparicio. INTRO Walkürenritt – Richard Wagner “Love the smell of napalm in the morning” del film Apocalypse Now Wipe Out – The Surfaris AFRICA (07:30) Atfal Elalem Yeteema – Mariem Hassan - Mario Torrecillas Fragmento documental Fernando Poo en el año 1968 Yègellé Tezeta – Mulatu Astatke - Juanlu Romero - Fede Szarfer Prelude De La Partita Pour Violon N°3 - Pepa Nzac Gnon Ma Prelude (After Bach) – Coup Fatal Nous Pas Bouger – Salif Keita - Victor Bauza The Congo River – Hank Cramer FAUNA Y FLORA (42:12) - Giovanna Bartolesci Ping Island Lightning Strike Rescue Op – Mark Mothersbaugh The Seed – Red Leaves VERANO (49:06) - Candela Carroceda La flaca – Jarabe de Palo CONTESTADOR DE VOZ (54:57) AMERICA (59:33) - Pakito Zumbayto Aguan bendita – Los Pinzones - Raquel Gálvez Baby me vuelves loco – Guadalupe Plata - César Augusto García Colombiana vasca – Niño de Elche, Maialen Lujanbio, Beñat Achiary - Pablo Martin Money – Pink Floyd ENTREVISTAS (1:22:44) - Rommy Arce Cariñito – Los hijos del sol - Sofia de El Suañacóptero de Radiokras Semaforismo 37 – Inés y Diego PERFUME (1:33:33) - Citlali Herguera Como la flor – Selena y los Dinos Budapest – Red Leaves - Gianmarco Serra Conversazione con mio padre – Gianmarco Serra Preghiera – Alessandro Moreschi - Toni Planas ALEMANIA, ROMA, COLONIAS Y ESCLAVAS (1:50:00) - Pedro Mena Be Home for Tea – Triumvirat - Toni Galvez OST Overture – Spartacus “Esta esclava huele a perfume” – Spartacus - Jairo del programa Cinefagia en Radiokras Electronic Music and Stockhausen – CAN - Rosa Gallardo La Isla Bonita - Red Leaves I’d Rather Go Blind – Evelina Kölsche Jung – Brings 3 Nights – Red Leaves - Joris van Oeveren Islas Baleares – Antonia Font DESPEDIDA (2:24:44) - Maricarmen Gálvez - Juan Carlos Herguera Sinnerman – Nina Simone Once Upon a Time in the West – Ennio Morricone

Episode 6 of That Scene, That Song features a conversation with actor and model Gaia Weiss who has featured on screen in Judy, Vikings, Mary Queen of Scots and The Legend of Hercules. Doing ballet from the age of four, and drama from 7, performing and being on stage was always in her blood. Through a career that she says 'just happened' is thread of tenacity and doing the hard work. The Scenes Live and Become - a film that Gaia describes as a lesson in humanity. It is the story of Christian Ethiopian mother who saves her son by sending him to Israel, where he is adopted by a family in Tel Aviv and must acclimate to his new life while guarding the secret of his past. The particular scene that moved Gaia was where the mother implores her son to 'go, live and become'. Cold War by Pawel Pawlikowski is described as an impossible love story in impossible times. The film is a passionate love story between a man and a woman who meet in the ruins of post-war Poland. With vastly different backgrounds and temperaments, they are fatefully mismatched and yet condemned to each other. Set against the background of the Cold War in 1950s Poland, Berlin, Yugoslavia and Paris, it’s the tale of a couple separated by politics, character flaws and unfortunate twists of fate. The Songs Jerusalem by Alpha Blondy with an inspiring message of community and meaning of togetherness; something we can all take some inspiration from these days. Tezeta by Mulatu Astatke that joins Gaia whenever she needs to recharge from the frenetic nature of life. If you have nothing left, you can't give anymore. This song will fill your soul. Gaia discovered it under extraordinary circumstances: she was at Sting's house in Tuscany listening to Mia Moretti sing a captivating song that caressed her spirit. She Shazam'd it, and we get to listen to it today.

Episode 6 of That Scene, That Song features a conversation with actor and model Gaia Weiss who has featured on screen in Judy, Vikings, Mary Queen of Scots and The Legend of Hercules. Practicing ballet from the age of four, and drama from 7, performing and being on stage was always in her blood. Through a career that she says 'just happened' is thread of tenacity and doing the hard work. The ScenesLive and Become - a film that Gaia describes as a lesson in humanity. It is the story of Christian Ethiopian mother who saves her son by sending him to Israel, where he is adopted by a family in Tel Aviv and must acclimate to his new life while guarding the secret of his past. The particular scene that moved Gaia was where the mother implores her son to 'go, live and become'. Cold War by Pawel Pawlikowski is described as an impossible love story in impossible times. The film is a passionate love story between a man and a woman who meet in the ruins of post-war Poland. With vastly different backgrounds and temperaments, they are fatefully mismatched and yet condemned to each other. Set against the background of the Cold War in 1950s Poland, Berlin, Yugoslavia and Paris, it’s the tale of a couple separated by politics, character flaws and unfortunate twists of fate. The SongsJerusalem by Alpha Blondy with an inspiring message of community and meaning of togetherness; something we can all take some inspiration from these days. Tezeta by Mulatu Astatke that joins Gaia whenever she needs to recharge from the frenetic nature of life. If you have nothing left, you can't give anymore. This song will fill your soul. Gaia discovered it under extraordinary circumstances: she was at Sting's house in Tuscany listening to Mia Moretti sing a captivating song that caressed her spirit. She Shazam'd it, and we get to listen to it today.

The Lost Tooth greets the morning sun for the first time but danger awaits in the form of Candy Cane and Her Band of Ne'er Do Wells. Set to Tezeta, a beautiful piece by Mulatu Astatke, the father of Ethiopian jazz.

An eclectic compilation of some of my favorite evocative tracks to whet one's appetite for whatever possibilities the day or evening may bring. Perfect for watching the sun come up. Tracklist: Mulatu Astatke “Tezeta” Pekka Pohjola “The Madness Subsides” Pink Floyd “The Great Gig in the Sky” The Durutti Column “Sketch for Summer” Jun Miyake “Lillies of the Valley” Astra “Oasis” Brian Eno and David Byrne “Regiment” Parlour No. 2 “The City” Rothko “Roads Become Rivers” (Four Tet Remix) Kings of Convenience “The Weight of My Words” (Four Tet Remix) Calm “Space is My Place” (Mark Barrott’s ReImagination to the Sacred Heart Center) Vangelis “Let it Happen” Radiohead “Reckoner” (Johnny Miller Remix) Cassiano “Onda” Sampology “Smile” As always, vinyl only used in this recording.

The Mayer World Peace Episode! Epcot Center, Swedish Princesses, Chet Hanks, Diamond Medallion quest and a boatload of killer foreign records I picked up on tour. All that and above on the station you love... Tracklist: Bob Marley "So Much Trouble in the World" (Jamaica) Ziad Rahbani "Prelude Theme from Mais al Rim" (Lebanon) Diane Tell "Tes Yeux" (France) Future World Orchestra "Desire" (BeNeLux) Bull Wackie All Stars "Free For All" (Jamaica) Frida "I See Red" (Sweden) RD Burman "Tum Kitne Dim Baad Mile" (India) Mulatu Astatke "Yègellé Tezeta" (Ethiopia) Luigi Mola "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag" (Italy) Mavi Isiklar "I Know What I Want" (Turkey) Johnny Clarke "Never Never (King Tubby's Version)" (Jamaica) Joe Cruz & The Cruzettes "Hindi Kami Damong Ligaw" (Phillipines) Tony Allen "Asiko" (Nigeria) The Gunter Kallmann Choir "Daydream" (Germany) Juan Pablo Torres "Extracto De Son" (Cuba) Banda Macho "Cada Quien Por Igual" (Mexico) Yambu "No Te Vayas" (Venezuela) Mayer Hawthorne "M.O." (USA) Sanullim "Do Lee Seo" (South Korea)

The Mayer World Peace Episode! Epcot Center, Swedish Princesses, Chet Hanks, Diamond Medallion quest and a boatload of killer foreign records I picked up on tour. All that and above on the station you love... Tracklist: Bob Marley "So Much Trouble in the World" (Jamaica) Ziad Rahbani "Prelude Theme from Mais al Rim" (Lebanon) Diane Tell "Tes Yeux" (France) Future World Orchestra "Desire" (BeNeLux) Bull Wackie All Stars "Free For All" (Jamaica) Frida "I See Red" (Sweden) RD Burman "Tum Kitne Dim Baad Mile" (India) Mulatu Astatke "Yègellé Tezeta" (Ethiopia) Luigi Mola "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag" (Italy) Mavi Isiklar "I Know What I Want" (Turkey) Johnny Clarke "Never Never (King Tubby's Version)" (Jamaica) Joe Cruz & The Cruzettes "Hindi Kami Damong Ligaw" (Phillipines) Tony Allen "Asiko" (Nigeria) The Gunter Kallmann Choir "Daydream" (Germany) Juan Pablo Torres "Extracto De Son" (Cuba) Banda Macho "Cada Quien Por Igual" (Mexico) Yambu "No Te Vayas" (Venezuela) Mayer Hawthorne "M.O." (USA) Sanullim "Do Lee Seo" (South Korea)

Teseracto - Podcast de misterio, cine y cómics Capítulo 11 / Temporada 03 "Relatos III"  por Francisco y Gabriel   Suena en este capítulo:  - Claypool Lennon Delirium - South of Reality  - Mulatu Astatke - Yègellé Tezeta   contacto: teseractopodcast@gmail.com   #TeseractoPodcast

After going through a negative experience when buying her first house Realtor Tezeta “Tez” Roro decided to quit her job as a risk averse investor and pursue her next passion in real estate. On this episode, Tez talks about her early career paths, being an introvert at a social job, and the positive and the negative aspects of working for yourself. She also shares her experiences being an immigrant in the United States, interacting with different cultures, and the importance of living one's values with every step of the way.

After going through a negative experience when buying her first house Realtor Tezeta “Tez” Roro decided to quit her job as a risk averse investor and pursue her next passion in real estate. On this episode, Tez talks about her early career paths, being an introvert at a social job, and the positive and the negative aspects of working for yourself. She also shares her experiences being an immigrant in the United States, interacting with different cultures, and the importance of living one’s values with every step of the way.

Emission improvisée depuis la boutique "Au bon souvenir"Animée et mise en musique par Cyril Doche Benavente Diaz — "Color color Punchituchay"Alain Péters — Complainte pour mon défunt papa"Mahmoud Ahmed — "Tezeta"Francis Bebey" — "Sunny Crypt"Robert Mitchum — "Beauty is Only Skin Deep"Serge Gainsbourg — "Cha cha cha du Loup" (instrumental)Mongo Santamaria — "Gabrielle"Moby — "Run On"Fever Ray — "Triangle Walks"Blvck Sand — "Variations"Boards of Canada — "Open the light"Arne Vinzon — "Les belles structures — variations"Aphex Twin — "aisatsana (102)Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band — "I'm Glad"Chokebore — "Person You Chose"J Mascis — "Wide Awake"Pavement — "We Dance"Elvis Perkins — "The Night & The Liquor"The Clash — "Straight to Hell"J.C.Satàn — Ti Amo Davvero"Damaged Bug — "Transmute"Chafouin — "La gorge"David Lynch — "These are my friends"Eleanor Shine — "Territoire"France Gall — "Amor Tambien"Niagara — "Encore un dernier baiser"Ghostpoet — "Be Right Back, Moving House"Lado and the Rockers — "Viens"Louie Baltazar — "Disco Placebo"The Bran Flakes — "Van Pop"

BERTRAND BELIN. JE PARLE EN FOU – 4:05Cap Waller, Cinq7, 2015 MAHMOUD AHMED. TEZETA – 12 :35Éthiopiques 10 – Ethiopian Blues & Ballads, Buda Musique, 2002 MULATU ASTATQE. YEKERMO SEW – 4:00Éthiopiques 7 – Ethio Jazz & Musique Instrumentale, Buda Musique, 1998 GETATCHEW MEKURIA & THE EX. SETHED SEKETELAT – 4:25Moa Ambessa, Terp records, 2006 THE EX […] Cet article Errance #50 : De Bertrand Belin à Iva Bittova est apparu en premier sur Eldorado.

Discussions on appropriation, purity,transcendence and the culture mine with Miles Seaton of Akron/Family and Aaron Kenyon of Man is the Bastard. IF AN OLD MAN DOES NOT GRUMBLE…DO WE KNOW HE YET DRAWS BREATH?TracklistEnsemble de Gongs Musique for the Sacrifice to the Spirits of the Community House Hanatarashi HanazumariBehead The Prophet, No Lord Shall Live Lewd Lewd LewdVoodoo Drums of the CongoHanatarashi Hanazumari 2Bill Orcutt Lip RichHowlin' Wolf The Natchez Burnin'Kim Suk Chul 門クッ四物Bahta Gèbrè-Heywèt TezetaGuided By Voices I Am a ScientistExuma You Don't Know What's Going OnPharaoh Sanders Gretting To SaudNils Okland SlorNils Okland Blond BlaLonnie Holley Looking For AllAlbert Ayler Ghosts

Post-punk, glam, rocknroll DANCE party from DJ Sex Libris @ Circus of Dreams performance art night in Bushwick. http://houseofscrewball.com/ 1. CAPTAIN & TENNILLE - "LOVE WILL KEEP US TOGETHER 2. ESG - "Moody (Spaced Out)" 3. Donna Summer - "I Feel Love" 4. ESG - "Dance" 5. The Velvet Underground - "I Can't Stand It" 6. David Bowie - "The Jean Genie" 7. The Equals - "Baby Come Back" 8. The B-52's - "Mesopotamia" 9. Roxy Music - "Love Is The Drug" 10. Bush Tetras - "Das Ah Riot" 11. Sparks - "Number 1 Song in Heaven" 12. Queen - "Don't Stop Me Now" 13. Heart - "Crazy On You" 14. Falco - "Der kommissar" 15. Jobriath - "I'm a Man" 16. Erkin Koray - "Estarabim" 17. Damon - "Don't You Feel Me" 18. The Misty Wizards - "It's Love" 19. THE TROGGS - "Love Is All Around" 20. Sunny Ade And His African Beat - "Ja Fun Mi" 21. Eji Oyewole - "Unity Of Africa - Eji Oyewole" 22. Ayaléw Mèsfin & Black Lion Band - "Gèdawo" 23. Mulatu Astatqe - "Tezeta"