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This Patch starts with Josh expressing concern over his own reaction to a message chain in the Patchwork thread. Christian and Dion can't hold back their pride for a Josh looking to grow and learn. We scratch the surface of Josh's brain and try to understand whether it's to react with frustration to a text message that is checking up on you. Is it harder than ever to interact with friends via messaging? Why do we read so much into EVERYTHING?! Dion then beautifully pronounces charcuterie before telling Christian and Josh about an unfunny work colleague that he couldn't find the energy to fake laugh with. Do you go out of your way to support someone who has made a bad joke? How do you do that? Christian reflects on the feeling of validation that comes with a true back and forth but then recalls the feeling of disappointment that comes with a "yeah yeah yeah" response. Josh talks about the half-laugh walk off and Christian explores the classic next door neighbour walking away response by telling us about his chatter-box landlord. For the second week in a row, fluff strikes the Patchwork studio and Dion searches for a new word or phrase that instantly wraps up a conversation. We then discuss the elderly and their capacity to sit with their thoughts and stare - are we jealous or do we think they're nuts? Should their be something that is occupying them? Christian hosted dinner and drinks and the final guest stayed for an extra hour after the other guests had left. Have they overstayed their welcome? Do different guests have maximum time allowances? How long should a pop in last? Does the nature of the event impact how long you should be hanging around? If you go to someone's place to watch a movie, do you leave immediately after? Do you have duties to say hello to everyone in the house if you're popping in?       With very special guest Soundcheck (Billionaires) and Really Good.  Also, it's Groundhog Day and this time, Dion is going away! We're going to miss him SO MUCH but Season 9 of Patchwork will continue with Josh and Christian and special guests. Have the best trip Dion, we'll see you on the other side! Follow us on Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Twitter and Facebook to see clips from the show: linktr.ee/welcometopatchwork For a couple of dollars a month you can sign up to our Patreon page and get a bonus Patch every off week! Check out: www.patreon.com/welcometopatchworkSupport the show: https://www.patreon.com/welcometopatchworkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back, again! Jeez, we spend a lot time not recording this podcast. Anyway, you get what you're given. If you want more, become a Patreon! This Patch opens with Dion telling us about his recent trip to Texas and a close call with a tornado. We then discuss people who think they're cool for not liking nature and using TikTok to follow live events. Christian then recalls a time that he went for dinner with a couple of friends who refused to start eating until his meal arrived. Is this considered polite? Should you prioritise letting your food go cold above everyone starting to eat at the same time? Can you at least start with a couple of chips? We then talk about expecting cold meals through meal delivery services and Dion and Christian harmonise over a Thornbury pizza shop. Dion doesn't wait for his Mum to sit down for dinner; Christian's Nonna refuses to ever sit down. Josh then asks Dion and Christian a very important question - what's your end to end approach to dipping a full bowl of chips into a very small bowl of sauce? Will you ever decide to not sauce a chip so that other chips may be fully loaded? Why are wedges always served with so much sauce? Finally, we discuss whether you need to acknowledge a stranger who is walking by you on the street. Josh surprises them with a mini “Hi”, Christian pretends he doesn't see them and Dion still has no idea. Josh decides whether movement on an aeroplane is a shimmy, a shuffle or a slide past. Christian then completely loses the plot over someone saying “hey stranger” to him and Dion and Josh try to calm him down.       We also play Oh Wow and Time To Think Follow us on Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Twitter and Facebook to see clips from the show: linktr.ee/welcometopatchwork For a couple of dollars a month you can sign up to our Patreon page and get a bonus Patch every off week! Check out: www.patreon.com/welcometopatchworkSupport the show: https://www.patreon.com/welcometopatchworkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Grab a handful of canvas bags and a gold coin because Welcome to Patchwork is teaching you how to go grocery shopping.What prompts you to go grocery shopping? How do you manage your shopping list? What's your shopping strategy once you step foot inside the supermarket? If you lose the person you're with, how do you find them? Should you ever shop on an empty stomach? This Patch is full of big questions with tiny answers. In fact, the answers are so small you can barely hear them. What you will hear is Christian taking Josh and Dion through his jazz shopping; Josh reflecting on his Dad's 'late night shopping' escapades and Dion's obsession with the price of raspberries.We also play Scrolling Through Time and Really GoodFollow us on Instagram, YouTube, Tiktok, Twitter and Facebook to see clips from the show: linktr.ee/welcometopatchworkFor a couple of dollars a month you can sign up to our Patreon page and get a bonus Patch every off week! Check out: www.patreon.com/welcometopatchwork Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/welcometopatchworkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

طرف ما شب نیست صدا با سکوت آشتی نمی‌کند، کلمات انتظار می‌کشند من با تو تنها نیستم، هیچ‌کس با هیچ‌کس تنها نیست شب از ستاره‌ها تنهاتر است... طرف ما شب نیست چخماق‌ها کنار فتیله بی‌طاقت‌اند خشم کوچه در مشت توست، در لبان تو، شعر روشن صیقل می‌خورد من تو را دوست می‌دارم و شب از ظلمت خود وحشت می‌کند. #احمدشاملو اپیزود چهل و نهم دیالوگ‌باکس به ترتیب از فیلم های: خاک‌آشنا (بهمن فرمان آرا)، تنها دوبار زندگی می‌کنیم (بهنام بهزادی بروجنی)، برگ جان (ابراهیم مختاری) و رضا (علیرضا معتمدی) تشکیل شده است. حامی این پادکست: ایرانیکارت ایرانیکارت وب سایت معتبری‌ست که پرداختهای ارزی شما را انجام می‌دهد و درآمد دلاری شما را نقد می‌کند. در این وب‌سایت می توانید بیت کوین و دیگر ارزهای دیجیتال را نیز خرید و فروش کنید. ایرانیکارت خدمات بسیار دیگری نیز ارائه می‌دهد که می‌توانید برای آشنایی با آنها به وب‌سایت www.IraniCard.ir مراجعه نمایید. اطلاعات اپیزود به ترتیب ورود: گوینده اعلان: رخشید فنایی متن و خوانش محمد صالح علاء / احمد شاملو موسیقی Stefán Hafsteinsson - Haltu موسیقی Chase The Dream موسیقی آهوی وحشی - فرامرز اصلانی موسیقی همایون شجریان - هوای زمزمه‌هایت متن و خوانش از محمد صالح علاء موسیقی Mark Wilkinson - How'd We End Up Here موسیقی Day Blue - You And Me متن و خوانش از احمد شاملو (رستاخیز) استاد محمد ابراهیم جعفری (برنامه 100 برگ) موسیقی This Patch of Sky - Lyssna موسیقی Battlefield - Söderqvist & Andrén موسیقی Silent Night - Adi Goldstein موسیقی سارا نائینی - فاصله استاد محمد ابراهیم جعفری موسیقی losses - Ilya Kuznetsov موسیقی I Didnt Find You Luminbird - Luminbird موسیقی Secret Moments - Adi Goldstein آواز از شهرام ناظری (تیتراژ پایانی فیلم رضا) موسیقی Peyman S’oyle ft. Eendo - Ten Thousand Miles Away موسیقی Max Richter - Autumn متن و خوانش از محمد صالح علاء طراحی و تنظیم: مهدی ستوده دستیار تهیه: سعید قاسمی ارادتمند، مهدی ستوده، بیست و هفتم اردیبهشت ماه 1400 instagram.com/dialoguebox_episodes

An extraordinary guest, Armando “Mando” Torres, joins Christopher and Lance on this episode of the Waves of Sound Pod Podcast. Lance regales his two friends with a story of seeing This Patch of Sky a week before the band broke up. He also shares his story of seeing The Midnight at The Novo in Los Angeles. Mando invents “Saxvember.” They jump into a conversation about new music, including Slow Meadow, A.L.I.S.O.N, Cult of Luna, Flamingosis, Sannhet, Ranges, Trna, LFO Waves, and Max Richter. Another special guest, Buck Yuma, makes an appearance to discuss his movie review of Ad Astra. Christopher, Lance, and Mando dive back into new music by M83, From Indian Lakes, and round out the episode with the featured artist, Sadness.Episode Playlist:Slow Meadow - Helium Life JacketA.L.I.S.O.N - pink cloud daysCult of Luna - A Dawn to FearPure Colors, Flamingosis - Bootsy’s New BassSannhet - So NumbRanges - Babylon the Great, Pt. 3Trna - EarthcultLFO Waves - Pulsating Ice Sheet. Max Richter - To The Stars - From “Ad Astra” SoundtrackM83 - Temple of SorrowFrom Indian Lakes - It Pulls You UpSadness - Somewhere

Heavy Pod Is Heavy Cast! This week we have Nick! Also some news. Kadinja's new album DNA, covering nu metal classics. Metallica's recent tour cancellation, Morbid Angel guitarist Richard Brunelle passing away, and the This Patch of Sky situation. Also new material from Babymetal, Leander, and Blut Aus Nord. Drewsif's video on creativity. The Dillinger Escape Plan's Calculating Infinity turning 20. Then, cool people time with Ad Astra, Undone, and Elvia Wilk's Oval. Enjoy!

Sponsors RxJS Live Panel Charles Max Wood Christopher Beucheler Aimee Knight Episode Summary Today’s episode is an exploration of the question “What is JavaScript?”. Each of the panelists describes what they think JavaScript is, giving a definition for both technical and non-technical people. They talk about how the different layers of JavaScript tie into their definitions. They agree that it’s incorrect to call JavaScript one of the ‘easy’ programming languages and some of the challenges unique to JavaScript, such as the necessity of backwards compatibility and that it is used in tandem with CSS and HTML, which require a different thinking method. They discuss the disdain that some developers from other languages hold for JavaScript and where it stems from. They discuss methods to level up from beginner to mid level JavaScript programmer, which can be tricky because it is a rapidly evolving language. They revisit the original question, “What is Java Script?”, and talk about how their definition of JavaScript has changed after this discussion. They finish by talking about the story they want to tell with JavaScript, why they chose JavaScript, and what is it they are trying to do, create, become through using the language. They invite listeners to share their answers in the comments.  Links JQuery JavaScript JSON React.js Follow DevChat on Facebook and Twitter Picks Charles Max Wood: The Dungeoncast  Aimee Knight: This Patch of Sky Christopher Beucheler: Silversun Pickups album Widow’s Weeds Andrew Huang YouTube channel

Sponsors RxJS Live Panel Charles Max Wood Christopher Beucheler Aimee Knight Episode Summary Today’s episode is an exploration of the question “What is JavaScript?”. Each of the panelists describes what they think JavaScript is, giving a definition for both technical and non-technical people. They talk about how the different layers of JavaScript tie into their definitions. They agree that it’s incorrect to call JavaScript one of the ‘easy’ programming languages and some of the challenges unique to JavaScript, such as the necessity of backwards compatibility and that it is used in tandem with CSS and HTML, which require a different thinking method. They discuss the disdain that some developers from other languages hold for JavaScript and where it stems from. They discuss methods to level up from beginner to mid level JavaScript programmer, which can be tricky because it is a rapidly evolving language. They revisit the original question, “What is Java Script?”, and talk about how their definition of JavaScript has changed after this discussion. They finish by talking about the story they want to tell with JavaScript, why they chose JavaScript, and what is it they are trying to do, create, become through using the language. They invite listeners to share their answers in the comments.  Links JQuery JavaScript JSON React.js Follow DevChat on Facebook and Twitter Picks Charles Max Wood: The Dungeoncast  Aimee Knight: This Patch of Sky Christopher Beucheler: Silversun Pickups album Widow’s Weeds Andrew Huang YouTube channel

Sponsors RxJS Live Panel Charles Max Wood Christopher Beucheler Aimee Knight Episode Summary Today’s episode is an exploration of the question “What is JavaScript?”. Each of the panelists describes what they think JavaScript is, giving a definition for both technical and non-technical people. They talk about how the different layers of JavaScript tie into their definitions. They agree that it’s incorrect to call JavaScript one of the ‘easy’ programming languages and some of the challenges unique to JavaScript, such as the necessity of backwards compatibility and that it is used in tandem with CSS and HTML, which require a different thinking method. They discuss the disdain that some developers from other languages hold for JavaScript and where it stems from. They discuss methods to level up from beginner to mid level JavaScript programmer, which can be tricky because it is a rapidly evolving language. They revisit the original question, “What is Java Script?”, and talk about how their definition of JavaScript has changed after this discussion. They finish by talking about the story they want to tell with JavaScript, why they chose JavaScript, and what is it they are trying to do, create, become through using the language. They invite listeners to share their answers in the comments.  Links JQuery JavaScript JSON React.js Follow DevChat on Facebook and Twitter Picks Charles Max Wood: The Dungeoncast  Aimee Knight: This Patch of Sky Christopher Beucheler: Silversun Pickups album Widow’s Weeds Andrew Huang YouTube channel

In this episode of Eugene Weekly’s What’s Happening Podcast, EW arts contributor Will Kennedy chats with Kit Day of local post-rock band This Patch of Sky to preview this year’s Whiteaker Block Party happening in the Whiteaker neighborhood Saturday, Aug. 4, 2018. Hear details about the block party and listen to tunes from This Patch of Sky and other artists playing the event.

What Up, Get Up Nation? My name is Ben Biddick, the Host of the Get Up Nation Podcast and Co-Author of Get Up: The Art of Perseverance with former Chicago Cub, Miami Marlin, and CEO of Lurong Living, Adam Greenberg. Today I have the honor and privilege of speaking with Marysol Castro. Marysol's amazing career in broadcast journalism spans ABC News, The Early Show on CBS, Good Morning America, ESPN, Only Good TV, and Somos On Air. Marysol was named public address announcer at Citi Field, home of the New York Mets on May 30, 2018. She is the first female PA announcer in Mets' history. The first game she announced was May 31, 2018 against the Chicago Cubs. For the first time, Mets fans and baseball fans everywhere heard the sound of a woman's voice bringing the brilliance and beauty of the game of baseball to them. Marysol, thank you for joining me on the Get Up Nation Podcast. www.getupnationpodcast.com Music: "Awaken" by Ethan Rank and "Standing on the Shoulders of Giants" by This Patch of Sky You Tube: https://bit.ly/2yMVHCG Facebook: @getupnationpodcast itunes: apple.co/2xZPeih Instagram: @getupnationpodcast Twitter: @getupnationpod Soundcloud: bit.ly/2gNLtXk iHeart Radio: ihr.fm/2Jr08DU Stitcher: bit.ly/2yzoklu Overcast: bit.ly/2zry0LS Spreaker: bit.ly/2l4pmR3 Acast: bit.ly/2z1P6AM Buy Get Up at: amzn.to/2rt2lWN --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/get-up-nation-podcast/support

Huge thanks to This Patch of Sky for allowing me to feature their music in this episode! Give them some love by going to their Bandcamp page and purchasing their record: Bandcamp Follow me on social media! Twitter Show's Twitter Instagram If you like what I'm doing please subscribe, rate, and review! It would help the show out immensely if you did, and maybe share it with someone you know!

Noyan is away, so Eden hosts fellow blog editor, Nick Cusworth! This gives the two opportunity to talk about stuff that usually doesn't come up on the cast which they use to shine a light on Jim Grey from Caligula's Horse releasing a video for the A Capela segment on their latest album, Plini releasing a new track, and a deep dive on the changes undergoing the post rock scene, recommended bands that make post rock or metal and the close knit networks that make these scenes happen! Along the way, they mention bands like Man Mountain, This Patch of Sky, Town Portal, VASA, Rumour Cubes, The Physics House Band, Alpha Male Tea Party, Mountain, Below a Silent Sky, Flora, Soldat Hans and more! Then, it's time for the bad news. They start off with surprising opinions revolving around gun control, first from Run the Jewels' Killer Mike and then from Taylor Swift. They then move on to the click-bait article published on The Washington Post which claims that physical sales exceeded digital ones in 2017. While that's technically true, the two analyze why that happened and get pretty personal on vinyl and CDs! Lastly, there's a trio of terrible politics from the metal community. The first is the ridicule in the wake of The Faceless breaking up again, and what that says about the community's terrible perspectives on addiction. Then, there's another statement from Decapitated who totally by accident (allegedly) misinterpret and represent the facts of their trial again. Finally, there's the awful news of Inquisition's Dagon involvement with child pornography and, surprise, the community's desire to protect him. Cool people time includes The Witcher 3, CW's Black Lightning and Ninefox Gambit!

Will, Barrett and Chris discuss new music by Soccer Mommy, Camp Cope, and This Patch of Sky, plus a live report and classic rock trivia.

Dillon Nettles is the Community Programs Director for the Montgomery Education Foundation (MEF) in Montgomery, Alabama. Dillon has lived in the south his entire life, and the timing of the heinous, racist, and bigoted events this weekend in Charlottesville, he shares his thoughts with me! We also dig into his work at the MEF and what got him into the education field, as well as what keeps him doing this work in spite of the various systems of racialized oppression and segregation that still exist and persist in America in 2017. This is a fascinating conversation and I am so excited to share it with you all. EPISODE NOTES (visit CraigBidiman.com/epupunxpod for full details and links): - Dillon needs to remind you all that can use Google and it is free. So there is no need to be stingy about it's resources. - Check out the fantastic work that Dillon and his colleagues do at the Montgomery Education Foundation by visiting www.montgomeryed.org. - Dillon and some of his colleagues have a blog focused on progressive work in the South, so check out the forewordsouth.com! - In addition to the blog, Dillion JUST posted a new piece on his thoughts about the events that occurred in Charlottesville, VA this weekend. - Dillon hypes up the great work of the P.O.W.E.R. House in Montgomery, Alabama, which provides a safe environment for folks in the South to access reproductive care services. - Dillon is currently jamming out to the new SZA album, "CTRL" - A massive Beyonce fan, Dillon is all about her album, “4,” and especially the track, "Countdown." - He claims the book that changed the game for him was, "I Know Why the Cage Bird Sings," by Maya Angelou. - Also, if you haven't seen it already, Dillon suggests checking out "Girl's Trip!" MUSIC NOTES: - This week you get tunes from This Patch of Sky, who release their new album, "These Small Spaces," on September 22 through Equal Vision Records and Graphic Nature Records. - You can preorder the new album on vinyl, CD, and digital at thispatchofskymusic.com and equalvisionrecords.com! - Make sure to check out the band's tunes on Spotify as well! Plenty of fantastic sleepytime/study music! - Also, you can watch the time-lapse music video for "Pale Lights," directed and created by Nevan Doyle (see below), which showcases how Nevan made the album artwork for the "These Small Spaces." ADVERTISING NOTES: - If you need some design work done, check out the work by my buddy, Nevan Doyle! He is one of the best up-and-coming graphic designers and artists today! - Visit Mishko.co to check out his artwork, videos, and music! You can commission him to create artwork and/or videos for your band, brand, program, company, and/or office! Make it happen! FOLLOW, RATE, REVIEW, SUBSCRIBE, AND SHARE! - Any love on the iTunes app helps! CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE ITUNES STORE! - Follow along on Instagram and Twitter @eduPUNXpod! See you next week! Let's get to work.