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We're all about education on this show. Over the years we've learned a lot about beer and beer styles. This episode we learn about NEIPA and how to best store them. Stefan has been doing this for years but Batch Brewing is educating the masses. Because NEIPA tend to settle over time, they created This Side Up, a NEIPA at 8.5% ABV. The label is upside down so you know which way to put in your fridge. Funky Fluid is teaching us that beer can be any color you want. They went with purple. Gelato XTREME: Blue Velvet is an 8% ABV pastry sour made with bananas, berries and ube, a type of blue yam. #beer #craftbeer #drinks #pastrysour #neipa   

 As fiddle player for the Avett Brothers, Grammy-winning founderof The Duhks, accompanist for Mary Gauthier and as a session player, TaniaElizabeth has spent two decades shaping the arc of modern-day roots music. Sherefocuses the spotlight on her own music with Storm Season, a solo album whosesonic textures are as dynamic and diverse as the songwriter who created them. “I've always backed other people,” she says. “I'm really good at supportingother musicians and holding down the fort so they can shine, but I've rarelyhad anybody else hold that space for me. With Storm Season, I'm investing inmyself for the first time.”  A longtime road warrior, Tania began recording Storm Season during the globalpandemic that brought her touring schedule to a standstill. It was a rare timeof rest for someone who'd been performing since the age of 9. Raised in asingle-parent household, Tania moved from Australia to Canada during her earlychildhood and began busking on the streets of Vancouver Island while still ingrade school.  By 15 years old, Tania had launched her own record label andcompleted her first solo album: Something, a self-financed collection ofinstrumental songs funded by her busking profits. By 16, she had left school,completed a cross-country Canadian tour in partnership with Save The Children(a humanitarian organization dedicating to supporting victims of childtrafficking), and recorded her second album, This Side Up. By the time sheturned 18, she'd already performed her songs in venues across Australia and China.  Looking for new horizons, Tania co-founded The Duhks, a genre-jumping rootsband whose debut album appeared in 2003. The Duhks quickly became one ofCanada's most decorated folk acts, earning a Grammy nomination and a Juno Awardduring Tania's tenure. She left the group's lineup in 2010 and began performingwith the celebrated folksinger Mary Gauthier. By 2013, she'd earned a permanentspot in the Avett Brothers' touring lineup, contributing heavily to Grammy-nominated releases like True Sadness along the way.  On a record stacked with appearances by roots-music luminaries, it's Tania Elizabeth's star that shines the brightest. She writes honestly and poignantly about the bad weather in her life,ultimately finding comfort in her own resilience. Heartbreak, resolve,struggle, and vigilance are common themes, with tracks like “What You Need”unfolding like wake-up-calls for those who have yet to prepare for incomingstorms. Storm Season also soothes, though, balancing itsown urgency with the comforting salve of Tania's voice and the rootsy sweep ofher multi-layered arrangements. This is music that targets the heart as well asthe head. It's the latest chapter in a life story that's still being written.It's the sound of a lifelong musician who's making a return to centerstage,armed with the most compelling music of her career.  Find Tania here:  Website: Taniaelizabeth.net  IG: Telizabethfiddle  FB: Taniaelizabethfiddle  You Tube: Taniaelizabeth.com  Patreon: taniaelizabeth  

As and when he finally quits riding the kids to sleep, at least John Velazquez doesn't have to worry about a next career. Because what he did in Baltimore last week showed him to have everything it takes to lead a cortege. Not just the restrained tempo, but also the way he reliably maintained all

They used to say that all roads lead to Rome. Now they all seem to lead to Louisville, whether you're starting from the desert or up the road in Florence, Kentucky. Some of us, even so, still miss the forgotten turnpike long favored by horsemen of the old school. In fact, there are times when

On a weekend when we temporarily suspend our search for the adolescent Thoroughbred maturing sufficiently to beat his peers on the first Saturday in May, let's celebrate the fulfilments that remain available later in life–whether on two legs or four.

We had the Forte (Violence) bit last week. Now for the piano. The champion juvenile resumed his sonata in virtuoso fashion, reprising themes established in its first movement with familiar verve.

Season 3 : Session 11 Show Date: 2023.02.20 Show Topic: Meet Güd Tymz Guests: Güd Tymz 4:18 - 4:20 Show Intro: 4:20 - 4:30 Why is CannaQueen Mad today? CQ & MJ Smoke, Banter, History, Any News we wanna cover: Every Day History: -Black History *It Was an Ordinary Wooden Box https://discover.hubpages.com/politics/The-Fascinating-Escape-Story-of-Slave-Henry-Box-Brown The wooden box prominently displayed the caption ‘This Side Up with Care' but the baggage handlers ignored it as they rudely shoved it onto the steamship deck with those words exactly on the bottom. Had they opened the box, they would have been surprised to learn that the box contained Henry Brown, a Richmond slave who was mailing himself to freedom. In March 1849, Henry Box Brown, a slave paid $86 to ship himself into a 3-foot by 2-foot crate from his master's home in Richmond, Virginia, to Philadelphia. The box was lined with baize, a coarse woolen cloth with a small hole on one side for Brown to breathe. It was nailed and tied with straps and Brown carried with him a packet of biscuits and a can of water. Brown was fully prepared to ‘conquer or die' on his mission as he traveled 350 miles over 27 hours by a variety of wagons, railroads, steamboats, ferries, and finally, a delivery wagon that deposited the box in the office of the Philadelphia Anti-Slavery Society just before the office closed for the day. Brown reportedly jumped out the box and greeted the abolitionists Passmore Williamson, James Miller McKim, and the rest of the Philadelphia Vigilance Committee by saying. “How do you do, gentlemen?” 4:30 - 4:45 Advertisements CQ, LLC QK 4:45-5:20 Let's Dive In GÜD TYMZ: Güd Tymz was born out of our President and Co-Founder Michael Visher's realization that in order for edibles to work well in most social situations, they needed to kick in quickly and deliver a predictable experience that lasts for a reasonable amount of time. So he set out to create an edible that could do just that. In 2018, Michael joined forces with biochemist Dr. Audrey Shor to tackle the problems of slow-acting, inconsistently dosed cannabis edibles. Over many months of research and development, they successfully produced a wholly new, water-soluble cannabis formulation capable of powering truly fast-acting cannabis edibles and revolutionizing the edibles market. From there, Michael and Audrey dove head first into developing fun, novel edibles infused with their proprietary solution and designed to work perfectly in most any social setting. Combining pharmaceutical-grade delivery technology with confectionary chemistry, Güd Tymz was born. With dedicated attention to the highest quality ingredients and the most sophisticated processing techniques, Audrey and Michael launched Güd Tymz Cannabis-Infused Gelatin Shots in 2021 in Denver, Colorado, followed shortly by Güd Tymz Java Shots. Both products are currently available throughout the Colorado market, and will soon be launching in recreational markets nationwide. 5:20 West Coast 4:20 5:20-5:30: Upcoming Events: Feb 22 Deb Nash

How apt that one of Burt Bacharach's very first hits was The Story Of My Life. Because reading the tributes prompted by his loss a couple of days ago, it turns out that his music was pretty well a soundtrack to the lives of millions who–especially in the Sixties, an era of profound societal tension

And so we begin anew. The GIII Lecomte S. always warms the heart: it's like noticing the first buds on the bare trees, as the quiet midwinter promise–familiar, expected, miraculous–of another spring to come.

Fusebox 214: “This Side Up” 26:45 – Looking A Bit Lopsided, It's Gonna Be Another Fascinating Year, Next Show Is Remote From Suicide Sally's, Thanks For The Reviews Folks! Thanks As Well To The Stations That Carry Us, Fusebox Liner ID, WTF IPA Spot, Welcome To Our Two Newest Patreon Members, Greg and Elena, The […]

Hey MC listeners, welcome to a Part II episode of This Side Up! If you haven't listened to the original This Side Up episode, go back to Episode 2 of Season 3 and find out how the US postal system was used to carry quite the unexpected yet vitally important package some 250 miles away. What was in that package you ask? Well we won't ruin it for our listeners who haven't tuned in, but let's just say the parallels between the two stories are astonishing. So grab a coffee, put your earbuds in, and let's get to it… Go to The Missing Chapter Podcast website for more information, previous episodes, and professional development opportunities. Click here to send us a voice message of your name, where you're from, what your favorite MC story is and be featured on an upcoming episode! Don't forget to click subscribe! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themissingchapter/support

Well, that was one even I managed to see coming. With sterling bleeding at the bottom of the stairs, the most expensive yearling transaction of 2022 was duly enacted at Tattersalls this week. It was always going to be a wild market: Keeneland had shown the big spenders to remain impervious to war and inflation,

Even in a market like this one, weirdly insulated from economic and geopolitical chaos, trading Thoroughbreds will always remain a precarious business. Speculators never hesitate, then, to pounce whenever the odds appear skewed temporarily in their favor. Sure enough, with the dollar squeezing other currencies dry, around one in eight of the yearlings sold at

In this business, simply “doing the math” would stop us right in our tracks. Luckily, we have algebra on our side. A daunting equation can always be rescued by that helpfully vague variable, 'x', the unquantifiable ardor of wealthy people: their competitive instinct, their sportsmanship, or simply their outsized egos. At the top of the

Even as the British Turf grieves a revered sovereign and, in the same person, its most cherished and indispensable servant, I hope you'll forgive me for instead reflecting on the loss, only the day before, of someone she would have loved to be typical of all her subjects: a horseman, and true countryman, who divided

The race is not always to the swift. Pretty old news, by this stage: it's right there in Ecclesiastes and, nearly as long ago now, you could see as much when More Than Ready cut the last corner in the Kentucky Derby. He transparently didn't get home, flattening into fourth behind Fusaichi Pegasus.

Polite but perfunctory. That was pretty much the tone in which people tended to praise Kitten's Joy while he was with us, and I guess it should be no different now that he's gone. Even so, it strikes me that his loss has been inadequately lamented. Not just in his own right, as an avowed

He's a rebel with a Causeway. But he is a rebel, all the same; or a maverick, at least; an outlier. Certainly we can't expect everyone to train horses like Kenny McPeek, nor indeed to buy them the same way. Apart from anything else, most people simply wouldn't be good enough.

In the end, things work because they work. We try stuff, often if not always with the best intentions, and see whether it gains our trust. Lived experience, among horsemen and fans, will eventually tell us whether an experiment has failed or whether, once every generation or so, we might have struck a game-changing seam

So we get another day of sun, after all, out in La La Land. It was not so long ago that a night without end appeared to have descended on Santa Anita. Like Ryan Gosling's character in the film, fighting his quixotic rearguard action on behalf of jazz, we were clinging to the wreckage of

The bit that most concerns us, naturally, is that the race is not to the swift-albeit ours is a business that will also disclose, fairly reliably, that nor is the battle to the strong; bread to the wise; riches to men of understanding; or favor to those of skill. “Time and chance happen to them

I'm pinning my faith in Happy Jack. Not to win, obviously, even after a Derby so outlandish that it still confounds the handicapper's genius for rationalizing the most unaccountable events with the invincible benefit of hindsight.

“The Derby gods.” It's a device that tells us rather more about us than them. We know there's no such thing, really; and that if they did exist, they would find sadistic satisfaction in stringing us along in the delusion that they will ultimately even out their torments and benedictions, only to let the ground

We live in a world where change is routinely mistaken for progress, draped in the cheap frills of “modernization”—a word that needs treating with extreme suspicion, implying as it does that any who challenge innovation are obstructing our species in some otherwise inexorable journey to fulfilment.

They call it “pilot error.” It's just that you have all the correction of perspective, right there, that anyone could possibly require. If a jockey makes a mistake, the consequences obviously tend to be a good deal less drastic than for a guy flying a plane.

It stands to reason, I guess, that the fountain of youth—the quest for which supposedly brought the first conquistadores to the shores of Florida—should instead turn out to be in Hot Springs. Certainly it seems as though there must indeed be something in those celebrated Arkansas waters, judging from the eternal vigor of an 86-year-old

In the long story of the breed, there has never been a week's work remotely approaching the one Mandaloun (Into Mischief) bids to complete in the desert on Saturday. It opened with his formal elevation as winner of America's most prestigious race; and could conclude with him banking the biggest prize anywhere on planet Turf.

Tune in this week for a story that needed to be told. Tea that needed to be spilt. Cards that needed to be dealt. A song that needed to be sung. A book that needed to be read...You get it?At the beginning of 2021 I worked for an interior design company (that I am calling Pop Rocks) in an effort to stretch myself into a new comfort zone and potentially, even, into a new career. What ensued was an actual nightmare. By the end of this pod, I put it all to rest once and for all.In the second half of the ep, my better half joins us and shares all the deets on the time he got food poisoning during his Bar Mitzvah, yet gallantly pulled through to perform at his own party with his band, "This Side Up". Exclusive pics for members of my email list!! Sign up today :) https://heyeveryoneitstiff.buzzsprout.comLove you folks.

This week, on Szn 3 Ep 17 of the Anybody Can Do This Show, Neighbor and Skater have packed house. First, those two go over last week's questionnaire and Counter Punch results. After that, Top Shelf Tom pops in to give a little preview of his Shelf Reflection for next week, and he also gives the Anybodys some homework. Then, Skater and Neighbor are joined by Shelah Larson of This Side Up for a different perspective of the project, as well as to provide some insight into her creative journey. Shelah sticks around some Beat or Beat Those Cheeks on water with lemon, anklets (for men), and Air Pods. Remember, if you want to be featured on next week's show, make sure to fill out a questionnaire on our IG page @theanybodycandothisshow or email us your Counter Punches at theacdtshow@gmail.com !

This week, on SZN 3 Ep. 15 of The Anybody Can Do This Show, Skater and Neighbor open with the feedback from last week's Dating Game, and also give an update on Miss Bleepanema and CodyCodyJones. Next, the Bozos take another look at This Side Up, this time with lead actor Theo Newton. Theo discusses everything from his creative journey to his jealousy of snow. Finally, Theo sticks around for a session of Beat or Beat Those Cheeks pm reacting to texts vs. texting back, lo mein, and remote control apps. Remember, if you want to be featured on next week's show, make sure to head to our IG page @theanybodycandothishshow and fill out a questionnaire via the link in our bio, or send us a Counter Punch via email theacdtshow@gmail.com

Benjamin Schoos discute de l'industrie musicale avec Valérie Dumont, attachée de presse indépendante (This Side Up) et Jacques Duvall, le parolier de Lio et Chamfort. Valérie et Jacques font découvrir à Benjamin 4 coups de coeur musicaux.

Benjamin Schoos discute de l'industrie musicale avec Valérie Dumont, attachée de presse indépendante (This Side Up) et Jacques Duvall, le parolier de Lio et Chamfort. Valérie et Jacques font découvrir à Benjamin 4 coups de coeur musicaux.

This week, on SZN 3 Ep. 13 of the Anybody Can Do This Show, Neighbor and Skater start by going over the questionnaire results from last week's episode with David Lanning of This Side Up. After that, the Bozos are joined by Mick Mulligan aka Doc Props, to discuss some action on the upcoming “Big Game”. Finally, J.W. Yolk returns for another round of cheek beating, expect this time, he brought PayPay Karate with him. The crew discuss who they think we will “The Big Game”, which former Steeler they would rather see get a ring, and the best food to have for “The Big Game”. Remember, if you would like to be featured on next week's show, make sure to submit a questionnaire but hitting the link in our IG bio @theanybodycandothisshow or by sending a counterpunch to our email, theacdtshow@gmail.com

This week, on the Anybody Can Do This Show, Neighbor Nick and Skater Rob open up with the questionnaire and Counter Punch submissions from last week's episode with Charlie Bloom. Next, the Bozos are joined by the director of This Side Up, David Lanning. David talks not only about his creative journey, but also unveils the new partnership between ACDT and This Side Up! Finally, David sticks around for Beat or Beat those Cheeks, where the crew discusses sandals and In and Out Burger. Remember, if you want to be featured on next week's episode, make sure to fill out the questionnaire at our IG page @theanybodycandothisshow or email us at theacdtshow@gmail.com!

This week, on the Anybody Can Do This Show, Neighbor Nick and Skater Rob react to their report card grades from the Anybodys. After the questionnaire results and Counter Punch submissions, the guys are joined by Comedian/Writer/Actor/Producer Auguste DeRose Jones. Auguste joins the show to discuss his upcoming film, This Side Up, as well as his creative journey thus far. After the interview, famed Anybody J.W. Yolk joins the show for a brief cheek beating sessions. Make sure to follow Auguste on IG @auggied32. Also, make sure to hit the link in our IG bio @theanybodycandothisshow to fill out a questionnaire or email us a counterpunch at theacdtshow@gmail.com to be featured on next week's episode!

Kathy Prior is the Owner of Kathy Prior’s Interior Creations, LLC, an interior design firmprimarily in Dallas, Frisco, Plano, Murphy, and McKinney. Kathy served on the board ofthe Interior Design Society as Membership Chair for two years. As Lead Designer, Kathyhas an excellent reputation throughout the industry in residential and commercial design. Her design firm has been successfully expanding for the past 18 years. This award- the winning firm has been recognized by Houzz, Plano, and Frisco Star Local Media. Kathy is originally from Charleston, SC where she met her wonderful husband of 32 years andhas two sons. Davis is 29 and lives and works in Houston for Chevron and Austin is 26and attends UT Arlington working on his second degree in aerospace engineering. Kathy is dedicated to community service and local charities. Her firm has helped with design projects for Emily’s Place, Dwell with Dignity, Make A Wish, This Side Up, TheSamaritan Inn, and Junior League of Collin County.

As we conclude This Side Up, Pastor Jon tackles the topic of politics as we are currently living in a tense political climate. How should we view politics as citizens of the Kingdom of God? As followers of Jesus, what should we point political and religious topics to? Listen to this week's sermon to find out more.

In our third week of our This Side Up series, Pastor Jon Dupin talks about the controversial topic of money. Can our character be defined by how we handle earthly resources? As a matter of fact, how we handle earthly resources influences our trust in God and God's trust in us.

In Week 2 of our This Side Up series, Sofia Thomas teaches on the topic of justice and how God's version of justice is different from what our culture tells us. Without Jesus' truth and righteousness, we are susceptible to creating our own definition of truth and righteousness, so what does God say about justice?

Are you living as if the Kingdom of God is already here? What does it mean to live in the kingdom of God while still living on Earth? When Jesus started His ministry, He continually talked about the new kingdom that would be created and it was the exact opposite of what everyone had expected...Join in for Week 1 of our new series, This Side Up.

Happy Tuesday! Bernadette gets deep today. Please, rethink dove hunting. The doves live behind Bernadette's house and she loves seeing them every morning! Please, rethink your hobby. If you kill for sport, please rethink your actions. As far as actions, our two guests are always in action! Jerry Yudelson and Lauren Herring will be joining One Life Radio today! So exciting! Jerry Yudelson Yudelson is a social activist, environmentalist, engineer and spiritual seeker. He’s chronicled his extensive 50-year career and spiritual journey in his book, “The Godfather of Green: An Eco-Spiritual Memoir.” Jerry’s environmental activism began with the inaugural Earth Day Celebration in 1970, when Jerry was a campus organizer at Caltech. He was a key player in California’s solar energy movement during the 70s and 80s, appointed by Governor Jerry Brown to run the state’s solar development program. Jerry has authored 12 books on green building, sustainable development, water conservation, green homes, building performance and green marketing. Fires, Floods, Coronavirus & Climate Change – The Real Challenges We Face in the Coming Decade. Jerry is here to tell us a little bit more about climate change. Currently, there are so many wildfires in California right now due to lightning! The influx of storms is directly due to climate change. Right now, we have more carbon dioxide in the universe than we have in 3 million years. We are heading into doubling and tripling the temperature rise than ever before. Let's look at hurricane Laura. Laura went from a category 1 to a category 4 in 24 hours. The increased heat in the Gulf of Mexico allowed for hurricane Laura to gain strength. We have changed a lot in the last 50 years since the first earth day in 1970. The United States need to be a good example for other countries around the world. We are taking advantage of our earth and planet. We must respect the planet we were given. There is no planet B! Lauren Herring Lauren Herring is CEO of IMPACT Group, the largest woman- owned career coaching company supporting over 200 Fortune 500 companies worldwide. Over the past 30 years, IMPACT Group has successfully helped hundreds of thousands of people find jobs. Additionally, Lauren has donated IMPACT Group’ s services to thousands of individuals in underserved communities, helping them to find jobs, dignity and economic independence. She has received the "Game Changer Award" by Workforce Magazine and has been published or quoted in the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Fast Company. Lauren’s passion for making a positive impact led her to write "Take Control of Your Job Search!" as well as  "This Side Up!" Lauren can also be found running the streets of St. Louis while training for a triathlon or spending time with her husband, Ted, and two young children. 10 Emotions To Master During Your Job Search So many people are out of work right now, so Lauren's book is a great read, and so timely! Networking is the #1 driver of jobs right now, especially now, more than ever. The saying "it's not about what you know, it's who you know" is a saying for a reason! Career IQ and EQ are important, but EQ can often be forgotten. Your emotional expertise matters too! Sometimes, not having a job is not the worst thing ever. Take time to get your game plan together. Take time to strengthen your skills. If you do not have connections, that's okay! Bernadette says that she respects people who want to work hard, more than those who just "sit" or know someone. You must master both the positive and negative emotions alike! Having a team of support behind you is critical during a job search. Think of it as a personal advisory board. Lauren says to the people that are desperate to find a job during COVID, do not be discouraged. Get out there and try! Focus on your personal branding and make your intentions clear. Show your value and what you can bring to the table! Have faith in yourself. Thank You!

TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR JOB SEARCH: 10 EMOTIONS YOU MUST MASTER TO LAND THE JOB by Lauren Herring When it comes to finding a job, resumes and networking will only get you so far. Chances are your emotions are showing up in your job search, and possibly derailing any forward movement. From fear and anxiety to ego and overconfidence, your emotions might be making it harder for you to get a job. Luckily, those emotions can be mastered! Take Control of Your Job Search! will help you discover that the key to success often depends on managing and even mastering your emotions. In this book you’ll learn to identify, confront and conquer the 10 emotions that are preventing you from landing that new job including emotions of loss and emotions that paralyze. Written by internationally recognized career development expert and CEO of IMPACT Group Lauren Herring, this book offers the collective wisdom of hundreds of career coaches and provides tactical approaches that job seekers can implement to be successful in their search. Through case studies and real-life examples, you’ll have a step by step guide to ensure you are in control. And this method is proven! IMPACT Group has worked with hundreds of thousands of job seekers helping them to land jobs in half the time of the US national average. If you’ve been laid off, fired, furloughed or forgotten, this book is for you. If you know someone who’s out of work and has been struggling to land the job, this book is for you. If you’re having trouble finding work and can’t figure out why, this book is for you! This book will help you uncover unproductive behaviors that might be consciously or unconsciously holding you back and discover the tools and exercises needed to take control of your job search and LAND YOUR DREAM JOB! Lauren Herring is CEO of IMPACT Group, the largest woman-owned career coaching company supporting over 200 Fortune 500 companies worldwide. Over the past 30 years, IMPACT Group has successfully helped hundreds of thousands of people find jobs. Additionally, Lauren has donated IMPACT Group’s services to thousands of individuals in underserved communities, helping them to find jobs, dignity and economic independence. She has received the Game Changer Award by Workforce Magazine and has been published or quoted in the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Fast Company. Lauren’s passion for making a positive impact led her to write Take Control of Your Job Search! as well as her previous book, This Side Up! When not running her business, Lauren can be found running the streets of St. Louis while training for a triathlon or spending time with her husband, Ted, and two young children. https://www.amazon.com/Take-Control-Your-Job-Search-ebook/dp/B08BJCY553 http://www.bluefunkbroadcasting.com/root/twia/lherring.mp3

New episode for Emotional Melodies summer series with an exclusive set mixed by Susana Lee. She has been fully focused on searching superb sounds that allow her to fusion classic and pioneer genres mixing it with her passion for innovation. Years living in different countries she has connected with important amount of inspiration, and that's one of the reasons why she has a very special sensitivity for music that truly reflects on every DJ set. Her diversity and adaptation to fusion can also be reflected in her family; Korean father and Spanish mother, the mix of cultures also plays an important part in her DJ work, being able to create a soft and smooth atmosphere with Funk, Deep House and Chill Out to also closing the most underground venue you can imagine. Susana is passionate about quality electronic music, being inspired by organic and balearic sounds, Funk and Melodic Deep House, creating always a proper and unique atmosphere. In the Club scene, during the time Susana lived in Berlin it pushed her to reach perfection for a clean underground sound, always combining with danceable hypnotic rhythms from Deep House to Techno, always keeping some time for House and Deep-tech, creating a full trip in each session connecting deeply with the crowds. She has been part of Dystopia experience at Ushuaïa Ibiza, visiting the magnetic island playing alongside amazing artists like Bedouin, Luciano or Adam Port. In this scene, she has played in venues like Heart Ibiza, R33, Macarena Club, This Side Up among others. Currently you will find Susana as a resident DJ at Puro Beach Barcelona and W Hotel, also collaborating frequently with Deep-fusion 124 BPM on Ibiza Global Radio. Susana provides good vibrations to turn this session into a good sunset experience. Enjoy this journey !!!

New episode for Emotional Melodies summer series with an exclusive set mixed by Susana Lee. She has been fully focused on searching superb sounds that allow her to fusion classic and pioneer genres mixing it with her passion for innovation. Years living in different countries she has connected with important amount of inspiration, and that's one of the reasons why she has a very special sensitivity for music that truly reflects on every DJ set. Her diversity and adaptation to fusion can also be reflected in her family; Korean father and Spanish mother, the mix of cultures also plays an important part in her DJ work, being able to create a soft and smooth atmosphere with Funk, Deep House and Chill Out to also closing the most underground venue you can imagine. Susana is passionate about quality electronic music, being inspired by organic and balearic sounds, Funk and Melodic Deep House, creating always a proper and unique atmosphere. In the Club scene, during the time Susana lived in Berlin it pushed her to reach perfection for a clean underground sound, always combining with danceable hypnotic rhythms from Deep House to Techno, always keeping some time for House and Deep-tech, creating a full trip in each session connecting deeply with the crowds. She has been part of Dystopia experience at Ushuaïa Ibiza, visiting the magnetic island playing alongside amazing artists like Bedouin, Luciano or Adam Port. In this scene, she has played in venues like Heart Ibiza, R33, Macarena Club, This Side Up among others. Currently you will find Susana as a resident DJ at Puro Beach Barcelona and W Hotel, also collaborating frequently with Deep-fusion 124 BPM on Ibiza Global Radio. Susana provides good vibrations to turn this session into a good sunset experience. Enjoy this journey !!!

Hailing from Okinawa, now-Tokyo-based producer IORI once cut his teeth as an assistant for David Mancuso’s revered party, The Loft, in New York City, where he learnt a meticulous sonic mentality from his audiophile mentor. This permeates his carefully-handled arrangements, which have helped make his name and define a series of spacey, atmospheric originals and remixes for proponent imprints like Phonica and Prologue to name a few. Since his striking 2009 debut, Galaxy, which took its cue from Basic Channel and Manuel Gottsching, the Japanese producer has developed an immensely expressive dubbed-out sound in his own right. The first culmination of that is 2012’s excellent Nexus album for Bitta, a label owned by Far Eastern rising star DJ Nobu, seeing his ambient productions sit nicely with his hypnotic dance tunes. Two year stay in Berlin in early 2010s helped IORI gain a foothold in the international stage. He has since traveled across Europe, validating his characteristic meditative techno set, which is just the tip of his huge musical iceberg that ranges from low-slung house to leftfield oddballs. Despite his return to Japan in 2015, his presence remains strongly felt through frequent European tours. 2016 saw IORI release the Cold Radiance album, where his sci-fi ambient side grew fully- fledged. For an artist that has produced immersive and spacious pieces, it was a logical continuation of his extensive career as a producer. Eschewing the club-orientated perspective, it certainly proved IORI’s expressional depth and does justice to his artistic intention, his acute ears for spellbinding details standing out in sharp relief, which raised expectations of his promising future. (by Yusaku Shigeyasu) You can find IORI productions on labels such as @phormarecords, @semantica-records, @phonicarecords, @kr3_records, @djnobu_bitta, @awryrecords, @user-79693200 (Oktave Records), @fieldrecords and more Tracklist : 1 @artefakt-official - Ganzfeld Effect 2 @ValentinoMora - Yant Suea 3 @erikadotnet - North Hex ( @Orphx remix) 4 @Cassegrain - Lop Nor 5 @toma-kami - This Side Up (@forest-drive-west Remix) 6 @naturalelectronicsystem - Marea 7 @mownofficial - A New Life Is Born 8 @iori927 - Under The Water (@Wata Igarashi remix) 9 @benbui - Star dust 10 @Psyk - Outline 11 @Forest-Drive-West - Hidden Past 12 HIGMA (@djyukimasa & @drafted01 )- Follow the Sign 13 @svrecaofficial - Mountain Splitter (@ValentinoMora remix) 14 Marsel - Bambu 15 @stefanvincent - Grey Haze Follow IORI here : @iori927 https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/iori https://www.facebook.com/ioria92781/ https://www.instagram.com/iori_asano/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Follow OUTER DIMENSION here : https://open.spotify.com/show/7AuvVaOqgYPxL7NTME38cT https://soundcloud.com/outerdimension www.instagram.com/outerdimension/ www.facebook.com/OUTERDIMENSION/ Infos & Promos outerdimension.au@gmail.com

El argentino afincado en Barcelona nos muestra lo que se baila en su club This Side Up

Mike and Ting talk about Minit. Contains SPOILERS for Minit! The “book club” game is: Prey. Finish "Restore from Backup" and get to "This Side Up" by the next episode! Discuss: @lostlevelsclub /r/lostlevelsclub Lost Levels Club on YouTube and Twitch mike.and.ting@lostlevels.club Show Notes: What’s A Hong Kong Style BBQ? Sanrio Character Ranking Haida (Aggretsuko character) Just a Minute Can't take screenshots? Minit World Map (No HUD/Player) DOG WASHER LISTENER PUNCTUAL BEST FRIEND Hidden pipe maze area question MINIMALIST Minit Speedrun Any% in 6:57.98 (YouTube) Minit Second Run in 3:43.17 (YouTube) PACIFIST, SORT OF @minitmary - Hi there! You unlock Mary's mode by 100%ing the game. Let me know if you want a cheat though. ;-) Baba Is You Minit – Flipbook Launch Trailer | PS4 (YouTube) Prey (2006 video game) Prey - Mimic Madness (YouTube)  

UPDATE: (Noticias breves de actualidad) - Cómo ha afectado la película de Infinity Wars a los juegos de Marvel: - Vuelve el Mobile Masters de Amazon: (Power Rangers: Legacy Wars, Survival Arena, World of Tanks Blitz y Critical Ops) - Empires & Puzzles -> Mejor juego de Google Play - Google Play Instant -> Abierto para todos los developers - This Side Up de Virtual Bandits #AQuéEstamos Jugando Clash Royale Marvel Strike Force FINAL BOSS: (El debate) Hablamos de Activision Blizzard y de cómo será el Call of Duty de King 3 ESTRELLAS: (Juego de la semana. Comentar/analizar los aspectos más interesantes del juego y valorarlo con 0, 1?, 2?? o 3???) DUNGEON HUNTER CHAMPIONS Recomendaciones (o no) de la semana: @Aleix: Power Ranger Legacy Wars @Haokarlos: Survival Arena

My very first experience with Arizona craft beer was Railhead Red at Beaver Street Brewery. It changed my life. For better and worse. I now know what good beer tastes like. But I also gained a few pounds. Well worth it. After hitting up Beaver Street periodically over the next year or so II was super excited when word came out that they were expanding and opening a new bigger brewery and restaurant which became what is now Lumberyard Brewing Company. Owners of what is quite possibly the best patio view in downtown Flagstaff Lumberyard has become an oasis of freshly made craft beer and amazing food.  In fact, another life-changing experience happened to me right on that very patio. I’m a huge fan of BBQ pulled pork. Hands down one of my favorite foods of all time. I also love mac n cheese because I’m an American. Seriously, you show me an American who doesn’t like mac n cheese and I’ll show you a terrorist. Well anyways, I’m looking over the menu and suddenly a single  beam of light shone from the heavens with the sound of angels singing their heavenly tune filled my ears. I followed the shining heaven beam directly to the bottom corner of the menu and quickly realized the purpose of this beam: baked mac n cheese. Ok, you have my attention. But what fell slightly below is what really blew me away: “Don’t forget to include one of our add-ons” and on THAT list I quickly shuffled past everything and saw BBQ pulled pork. Done. Deal. I didn’t even look at the rest of the menu which is rare. My normal process is to narrow it down to about 4 things and then experience self-induced anxiety before making a decision that I immediately regret and dwell on for days. Not this time. I nailed it. And to top it off it was even better than I imagined it would be. So good that I think about that dish at least once a week and that was over 6 years ago! I have also not been able to eat mac n cheese without BBQ sauce ever since.  Oh yeah, guess what?! They have beer too. Really good beer.The Knotty Pine Pale is one of my go-to Arizona pale ales and their Red Ale is stellar as well. I’m a sucker for reds and Lumberyards red is fantastic. They even started a single hop series which I love. I want to know what each hop tastes like so that I know what to look for when making future selections. These guys have won awards. Like, the big kind. Not the “Most Shotgunned Beer at Glenns Bachelor Party” kind of awards. I’m talking Great American Beer Festival Gold Medal type of stuff. They know what they’re doing. In this episode I sit down with Ken Wilson the sales manager at Lumberyard and an overall beer expert. Ken is also the president of the Arizona Craft Brewers Guild. Needless to say Ken knows his beer. We recorded this episode during the can release of “This Side Up”, the collaboration between The Shop, Dark Sky, and Helton so things escalated from a sound perspective really quickly. This was a misjudgment on my part but hey, you live and learn right. Anyways, Ken and I have a plan of doing a mini-series about the business of beer so you’ll be hearing more from him in the future. Enjoy the show!  Intro/Outro music is "La Negra Tomasa" by the awesome local Arizona band Fayuca Want to show your support and help this show grow? Simply click here, give the show a rating and share some feedback!

Simon Dumas lead singer of local band This Side Up is our guest this week. Simon discusses his early days of jamming along with a present he got for his 5th or 6th birthday, performing alongside his brothers as well as his early days being part of the Loreto Convent School Choir. We also discuss how This Side Up was formed, joining Santos Productions Choir as well as future gigs, performing at the Gibraltar Music Festival in both 2013 & 2014 alongside the likes of Olly Murs, Emeli Sandé, Lawson, The Script, Rita Ora etc. We also discuss the local music scene, the future and of course This Side Up's new EP 'Universe'

In a broadcast first aired on November 4, 2013, episode 93 of "Come To The Sunshine" features a full hour of fab 45's by Thor's Hammer, This Side Up, The Thomas Group, Sounds Of Modification, Steve Tudanger, The Excels, Mark Radice, The Common Cold, The Stained Glass, The Staccotos, Steve Elliot, Stone Poneys, featuring Linda Ronstadt, Jim Valley, Peter Thom, These Vizitors, Dave Berry, Harpers Bizarre, Danny Warner, The Coronados and Now. Part two of the show features selections from Chicago's own American Breed all in original MONO mixes (not available digitally), plus rare commercials and productions.

This Side Up returns for its second episode, and we're already a man down as Jack is sick this week. Joe and Christa take advantage by making fun of him while he can't defend himself. This week: A startling fact about Jack; Microsoft killing the new Xbox before its born; the Batman prequel everyone saw coming; Level-5's PS4 game; a very real, very cancelled Mega Man first-person shooter; Tales of Xillia comes overseas; the new Mewtwo (Newtwo?); Guacamelee!; the greatest characters this generation; upcoming games in 2013; mechanically separated chicken butts. Hosts: Joe Garcia (@Wons23), Christa Plunkett (@cosmixlove) Music: Dubstep Daycare by George & Jonathan

Welcome to the inaugural episode of This Side Up, the official podcast of Stealthy Box! Stealthy Box is a brand new multiplatform video game news site, where you can get all of the latest info, reviews, and editorials for Nintendo, PlayStation, and Xbox platforms. This Side Up features EIC Joe Garcia, contributor Christa Plunkett, and social media manager Jack Shrout as hosts. The goal of This Side Up is to produce a fun show discussing the various topics of gaming from this past week as well as site editorials and upcoming game releases. We also plan on attempting to lure in some great audio interviews for you to enjoy and already have one planned for a future episode, so stay tuned. Expect to see our podcast release every on Wednesday afternoon. This week's release is early due to us wanting to get out an episode on launch, but due to a busy schedule, we were unable to. Give it a listen and let us know what you think! We'd love your feedback so we can tweak the show as needed. This week’s talking points: An intro to Stealthy Box and your hosts; Metal Gear Solid V loses its true voice; Joe digs Shovel Knight; what Kickstarter means for the industry; Darksiders II is pulled from the European Wii U eShop; a hidden mode in Gears of War Judgment; new releases; BioShock Infinite; Christa went to PAX East; our favorite new franchises this generation; Jack’s film blog, for some reason. Hosts: Joe Garcia (@Wons23), Jack Shrout (@thecinemajack); Christa Plunkett (@cosmixlove) Email the show: thissideup@stealthybox.com Follow Stealthy Box on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube www.stealthybox.com

LOTL Welcomes The Great David Benoit . Discuss his latest CD (CONVERSATION) Since launching his recording career in 1977, David Benoit's expansive career as a contemporary jazz pianist and composer has included over 25 solo recordings. His '80s releases This Side Up, Freedom at Midnight and the GRAMMY-nominated Every Step of the Way are considered influential genre classics. Among his other GRAMMY nominations are those for Best Instrumental Composition (for “Dad's Room,” from 1999's Professional Dreamer) and Best Large Jazz Ensemble Performance (for the GRP All-Star Big Band). His prolific output since 2000 includes several prominent Charlie Brown related projects (including Here's To You, Charlie Brown: 50 Great Years and the star-studded 40 Years: A Charlie Brown Christmas) that reflect his lifelong passion for the music of original Peanuts composer Vince Guaraldi and solidify Benoit's role as his musical heir. Benoit has also released the Billboard Contemporary Jazz charting albums Fuzzy Logic, Right Here, Right Now, Full Circle and Heroes, which paid homage to the pianist's top jazz and pop influences.