Podcasts about Tiki culture

Today on AirTalk, everything you need to know about the Gallery Association Los Angeles's 4th annual Gallery Weekend. Also on the show, we touch on embracing your LGBTQ+ identity later in life; NPR music critic Ann Powers stops by to talk about her new book ‘Traveling: On the Path of Joni Mitchell;' we take a deep-dive into Los Angeles's Tiki culture; our TV critics review the latest shows; and more. What to know about Gallery Weekend Los Angeles (00:17) Embracing your LGBTQ+ identity later in life (11:57) Ann Power talks new book ‘Traveling: On the Path of Joni Mitchell' (26:26) The history of LA's Tiki Culture (51:23) Our TV critics review the latest shows (1:28:43)

It's so much more than just the Enchanted Tiki Room! On this episode we discover how Tiki culture found its way into Disney parks and look at how it became such a strong force among visitors and fans. Weekly Exclusive Bonus Episodes of our Podcast are available at  our Patreon page. Visit our Amazon Storefront to see what our must-haves are for the parks (Affiliate Link)     Follow us on IG Podcast Account: @ThatParkLifePodcast Beth: @TheRealBethMcDonald Greg: @TheDisneyGreg

In Episode 4 of "I Want That Too," where we venture into the world of Disney merchandise, with a special focus on the Tiki culture found within the Disney universe. Join entertainment writer Jim Hill and co-host Lauren Hersey as they uncover the stories behind Disney collectibles, explore the history of the Enchanted Tiki Room, and dive into the resurgence of Tiki culture among Disney fans and collectors. In This Episode: The Significance of April 5th in Disney Park History: Discover why this date holds a special place in the hearts of Disney fans. Spotlight on Tiki Culture: A deep dive into the history of the Enchanted Tiki Room and its controversial management change, exploring how Tiki culture has been integrated into the Disney parks and merchandise. Featured Merchandise: The newly released Zazu shoulder plush in celebration of "The Lion King's" 30th anniversary and a look at the coveted Tiki mugs that have become a collector's dream. Book Review: "Before the Birds Sang Words" by Ken Bruce, offers an in-depth exploration of Disney's feathered friends and the technology behind their creation. Sponsor Shoutout: A big thank you to TouringPlans.com for making this deep dive into Disney's Tiki culture possible. Listener Engagement: We invite our listeners to share their Disney collections and stories. Reach out to us at Lauren@laurenhersey.com or Jim@jimhillmedia.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What do you know about TIKI? Here's a quick run down of why the TIKI CULTURE exist. Also, what's happening in the Golden Tiki ladies room in Vegas?Virgin Mai Tai by agratefulmeal.com1 ½ ounces orange juice1 ½ ounces pineapple juice½ ounce lime juice½ ounce orgeat (or ¼ teaspoon almond extract mixed in an additional ½ ounce simple syrup)½ ounce spiced simple syrup (store bought or homemade syrup)Orange slice and/or fresh mint for garnish(optional)Add the orange, pineapple, and lime juices to a cocktail glass filled with ice. Add the orgeat (or almond extract syrup) and spiced syrup. Stir well and garnish with mint and/or an orange slice, if using.The Golden TikiGhost Adventures S23 Ep6Newspapers.comNyTimes History of TikiStaying Alive Mash UpThe Enchanted Sea Martin DennyThe China Town Poltergeist Food Truck SingingFood Truck The Chef Support the showwww.FrolickingChronicles.comPatreon for exclusive contentYouTube Subscribe to our ChannelInstagram @FrolickingChronicles for updates & current eventsTikTok @ParanormalCocktails for FUN

The boys are back after a bit of time off for the summer. They're talking about Tiki Room and all things Tiki Culture, Christian music takes over Food and Wine, Plant Based Patty Melts and more...

Tons of Disney fans are also Tiki fans.  I don't know much about Tiki culture at all! Luckly Kevin Quigley author of the brand new book: New England Tiki, knows tons.  Not only does he know Tiki he also knows Disney as a cohost of the 3028 Podcast!  Kevin serves as my liaison between the worlds of Disney and Tiki helping me sort it all out! From the Disney Parks and attractions like The Enchanted Tiki Room to Disney Music like Annette Funicello's Pineapple Princess, we'll delve into the intricacies of how Disney and Tiki Culture have crossed paths throughout the years. As the conversation progresses, Kevin gives me a better grasp on the ins and outs of what Tiki is from a Disney perspective Join us for an enlightening discussion on the intersection of two massive fandoms that often coalesce symbiotically and other times are at odds with each other. So make yourself a complex tiki Drink put on your favorite Hawaiian shirt, sit back, and enjoy this episode of Synergy Loves Company. Find Kevin Quigley online at https://kevinquigleydesign.com/ and on most socials @kevidently Thanks for listening to Synergy Loves Company: How Disney Connects to Everything. https://www.synergylovescompany.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@synergylovescompany Twitter: https://twitter.com/EricHSynergy  Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/synergylovescompany/Read transcript

Hello ModernJeepers welcome to Episode 223 of The ModernJeeper Show…Corey & Jessy are lost somewhere in the Midwest so Matson brought on John Larson, Chairman of Cantina for the Con 2023 to talk XJ's, the current conditions of the Rubicon, Tiki Culture, and why it shouldn't be hard to keep poop in the toilet.John also teases us with the long list of raffle prizes at this year's Cantina for the Con coming July 1 to Robbs Resort. Over $25,000 worth of goods for your Jeep, Bronco and even a classic Scout.As a bonus, we even get John's take (who is a classic Scout enthusiast) on Volkswagen's new Scout.If you are at all wondering what these guys are doing you can catch their full smiling faces watching the video version of the pod at youtube.com/modernjeeper.As always, we are incredibly grateful for this episode to our supporters and friends including Warn Winches, Raceline Wheels, Bestop, Milestar Tires, Rugged Radios, Nacho Lighting, Adventure Rack Systems, and of course, MetalCloak.Now, sit back, relax with a cold one, and enjoy Episode 223 of The ModernJeeper Show.Show Notes: Cantina for the ConBroncoXJ Gas Tank SkidRobb's ResortPowertankRuffStuffAll Around SoundMorrflateWarn4WheelPartsWheelprosThe Death of Rubicon ExpressOffroad WearhouseLegacy WeldersLine-XRubicon Parts  #### This episode would not be possible without the incredible team at Metalcloak. From Engineers to Production, Marketing to Sales, Accounting to HR... everyone at Metalcloak works diligently to ensure they make the very best products for your Jeep, Bronco, Ram and Toyota.Please visit Metalcloak.com and support our sponsor today.####Liked the episode? There's more...Join us at ModernJeeper.com for the latest Jeep and off road news.Join us at ModernJeeperAdventures.com for incredibleJeeping Adventures.Join us at ModernJeeperForum.com and join an incredible group of ModernJeepers.Visit our Sponsors including Metalcloak.com and check out their full line of Jeep, Ram & Bronco Suspension Systems, Fenders & Bumpers

Buckle up gang, it's time for Tiki Drinks 2: Electric Boogaloo. We got deeper into the culture of tiki drinks this time. How those tiki bars started popping up, and how the drink lasted long enough to see the trend leave and come back. So, make sure you have your Hawaiian shirt from the last episode, and join us as we Have a Drink.

Today we chat with Stefan Immke, Executive Producer of Squeezed Up - Tales of Polynesian Pop and Kustom Kulture! Squeezed Up documents an unforgettable road trip across Southern California, combining Hot Rodding, Polynesian Pop, Tiki Culture, and Kustom Kulture! On this episode, Stefan talks about traditional hot-rodding, rattlesnake breeding, tiki in Europe and more! On social media: @stefan_immke @squeezedupmovie On the Web: http://www.squeezed-up.com To follow our adventures, subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/polynesianpop For exclusive content subscribe to our Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/polynesianpop

Your next big opportunity might not have to do with your career. It could be as simple as finding a hobby or fun activity that is life giving. This week we hear from Max Shaw, a Tiki Culture enthusiast, about how he has personally benefited from discovering a new hobby during the lockdowns in 2020. Tiki is all about escapism, right where you are. Escape with us as we talk Tiki! Resources: Instagram: mahalo_max Smugglers Cove Tiki Book: https://www.amazon.com/Smugglers-Cove-Exotic-Cocktails-Cult/dp/1607747324 Find out more about the Learned Opportunity Podcast at danieleccles.com/podcast or you can follow us on Instagram @learnedopportunity This episode has been brought to you by Ekklesia Counseling Services LLC. ekklesiaindy.com For Career Coaching, Public Speaking, or Media Requests, visit DanielEccles.com

Dine Out Long Beach is back through April 15th! Join us and help support our restaurants, brewpubs, wine bars and lounges during the 6th annual Dine Out Long Beach, Restaurant & Cocktail Week! Discover dozens of restaurants offering special menus for breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as small plates with wine, beer and cocktail pairings. Just visit any participating restaurant, request the Dine Out Long Beach menu, sip and savor and sip some more, dine out in-person or take it to go, then repeat before the week is over. Dine Out Long Beach is the city's premier dining event and it only happens once a year. Dig in, and Crave the Dates! Currently, restaurants are open for outdoor and parklet dining.Chef Jessie has been in the restaurant industry for 20 years. The Bamboo club transports you to an alternate time and place. The cocktails honor the history of Tiki Culture with classics and standards alongside unique creations from the seasoned staff of bartenders. The interior reflects the laid back sensibilities of the Tiki Culture while welcoming everyone while offering booth and car seating. There is also a private patio that hides you from the stresses of the modern world.Chef Jessie tells Neil all about it, take a listen!

Partial Nudity talks to Editor-in-Chief Jason Croft of The Bachelor Bad Magazine.  He drops knowledge on pin-ups, tikis and 50's culture.     Happy Easter & Passover!  xo,  Partial Nudity Podcast

Not content with covering a whole load of rum history, this oar-inspiring episode features pirate puns and another duck joke, we discover some interesting dental facts about diminutive dictators, tackle Tiki Culture, make an Old Fashioned and, best of all, drink some Diplomatico Rum. It's a great listen whether you're a seasoned rum aficionado or someone who, quite frankly, doesn't know their molasses from their elbow.

“Weird Travel” returns & in this episode we’re talking about all things Polynesian, from Tiki Culture to the odd Kon-Tiki Expedition. More than Mai Tais & palms, the South Pacific and all Polynesian cultures have long and unusual histories, as Patrick and Matt chat about this week.

The Mid-Modcast, coming in July! The Mid-Modcast is a celebration of all things Mid 20th Century Modern. Dave, Paula, and Craig discuss all things post World War II that made it a magical era in America and around the world. We will talk about culture, arts, architecture, cars, music, food, entertainment, home life, subcultures like Tiki Culture and it's rebirth, you name it the sky is the limit! we will also be joined from time to time by our friends who are experts in many areas of this optimistic, historical time in our world. Be sure to subscribe now so that you don't miss any episodes. It's Swell - Guaranteed!

Donate to Black Lives MatterDonate to The Trevor ProjectJoin Buddy and Alice as they cover the rise of Tiki Culture in the United States—from its origins in post-prohibition Tiki Bars, to its relationship with soldiers returning from World War II, to the invention and somewhat artificial spread of the Aloha Shirt. How do we collectively imagine Tiki Culture—and how much of Tiki Culture is even distinctly Hawaiian?All this and more on this fourth episode of Birds of Paradise: A New Miniseries from Those Happy Places!CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains frank descriptions of colonialist actions. While we do not graphically describe violence, its effects within the story are evident. All told, it’s a bit of a downer, and may warrant some discretion.Be sure to visit our Patreon for all of the cool Passholder benefits, stretch goals, and an exclusive, long-lost episode of Those Happy Places! Join us on our Discord Server!Those Happy Places is Produced by Alice White and Edited By Buddy Duquesne. The Theme of Birds of Paradise is The Lonely Bull by Scotch & Soda (Max McMillan)Additional Tracks: Pingpong Voodoo by Narcotic Syntax. Acapulco 2000 by Jack Fetterman and the in Hi-Fi Music Direction, Bongo Avenger by Eric and Ryan Kilkenny, Exotica Revisited by Jeff Chenault and Andrew Izold, Shaken Not Stirred by Br. Cleve and His Lush Orchestra, Drift by Jan Fornell, Spy Perfume by Skip Heller’s Hot Seven, Jungle Village by Der Plan, and Venom by HybeAll Tracks Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License.

In Part Two of our conversation with Sly Augustin, we discuss the place his bar, Trailer Happiness in Notting Hill, has in the grand scheme of the Modern Tiki Revival. "Is the bar that sparked the Modern Tiki Revival in the UK allowed to be a tiki bar?” - Sly Augustin“What's more important for tiki: the drink and the philosophy, or the flotsam?” - Sly AugustinIn this episode, we talked about the history of Trailer Happiness, what it means to be tiki, finding hidden treasures, and bottled cocktails. Here's what you'll hear:The meaning, or lack thereof, of the name “Trailer Happiness”Is it allowed to be a Tiki Bar?Rum, whiskey, and who gets that Tiki moneyDoes the lifestyle require the cocktails or vice versa?Legacy Tiki BarsDon the Beachcomber and Trader VicHow to grow a Tiki BarHidden treasuresThe upside of smoking in barsNew York, New YorkTips, and their effect of serviceShowing loveIdentifying the community of a barBottled cocktails are here to stay?Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/michaelneff)

Cursed idols, topless wahines, flaming warriors, plastic palm trees and colorful exotic cocktails with 23 ingredients. We take a look at the kookie and beautifully tacky world of Tiki and Polynesian Pop in this week's episode! Then the education continues when Chris gives us a True/False round of Weird Trivia - was Napoleon really short? Does alcohol really kill your brain cells? Who was the first man to pee on the moon? Join us for some much needed fun and learn a thing or two along the way! EDIT: I claimed in the ep. That it was Trader Vic who was ordering all the Mr. Bali Hais to get the collector mugs, it was actually Beachbum Berry. I had confused two stories in one there.

Poppin' a bottle of bubbly as we enter our first episode of 2020 with our guest, Sam Jimenez, a bay area father, husband, bartender, and hospitality manager. We chop it about the travesty that is Tiki Culture. We get into the controversy about Saweetie's hula girl costume, Sammy J defending her, and how it relates to tiki culture that is rooted in colonialism.

In this episode of the Know Nonsense Trivia Podcast, Marc takes Lee to task over a difficult Muppets question. Lee gives an overview on his recent programming strategy based on player-suggested categories. Together the Quizmasters enjoy a full slate of trivia covering a variety of topics including Black History, Game of Thrones, Ancient Instruments, US Geography, Tiki Culture, Biology and more! Round One BLACK HISTORY - What jazz pianist and vocalist was the first African-American to host an American television series? BIOLOGY - In biology, what is the term for a vessel that carries a zygote? MAYOR PETE - Spell the last name of South Bend, IN Democratic Party candidate Mayor Pete? WORLD WAR II - The German submarine U-1206 sank 24 days before the end of WWII as a result of a malfunctioning what? GAME OF THRONES - Actor Joe Dempsie plays what character on the the hit television series Game of Thrones? MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - The phorminx is an example of what type of musical instrument, first used in Ancient Greece? Round Two FAMOUS CATS - Maru, a cat who holds the record for most views of a single animal on YouTube, is what breed of cat? SHAKESPEARE - Whose skull does Hamlet hold and talk to in Shakespeare's play of the same name? TESTICLES - Amounting to 8% of its total body mass, what kind of mammal has the biggest balls on planet earth relative to its body size? US GEOGRAPHY - How many U.S. States end in the letter 'O'? TIKI CULTURE - What piano-player and composer is known as “The Father of Exotica?” BIOLOGY - What primary chemical compound found in octopus and squid ink is also found in human skin? Final Questions OREGON TRAIL - In the original Oregon Trail, made in 1971, what were the four infectious diseases that could kill members of your party? NOTEWORTHY BLOWJOBS - What egyptian god king, who is believed to be the first mummy, was resurrected via blowjob, in what is considered to be the first documented blowjob in human history? Weekly Wrap-Up April 15, 2019 @ 3 Pepper Burrito Co. – The Wet Boiz (74 pts.) April 17, 2019 @ Bury Me Brewing Co. – The Moist Men (95 pts.) April 18, 2019 @ No. 3 Craft Brews & Beer Bar – Peanut the Dog & The Squeaky Chairs (88 pts.) April 22, 2019 @ 3 Pepper Burrito Co. – The Wet Boiz (87 pts.) April 24, 2019 @ Bury Me Brewing Co. – Tromboners (54 pts.) April 25, 2019 @ No. 3 Craft Brews & Beer Bar – Peanut the Dog & The Squeaky Chairs (88 pts.) Upcoming LIVE Know Nonsense Trivia Challenges April 29, 2019 - Downtown Fort Myers, FL – 7:30 PM @ 3 Pepper Burrito Co. (KNOW NONSENSE QUESTION: DISNEY MOVIES chosen by BRADRIANNA) May 1, 2019 – Fort Myers, FL – 7:00 PM @ Bury Me Brewing Co. (KNOW NONSENSE QUESTION: ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY chosen by BRADRIANNA) May 2, 2019 – Cape Coral, FL – 7:30 PM @ No. 3 Craft Brews & Beer Bar (KNOW NONSENSE QUESTION: WHALE SPECIES chosen by PEANUT THE DOG, ALT-RIGHT HERO)

PRIDE OF OLYMPUS Tonight: Cosmic Spirituality and Popular Culture Recorded Thursday 2/21/19 LIVE 9-11 PM EDT I: Popular Culture, Topic Tiki Culture, Host: Hercules Invictus Guests: Nicholas Diak and Michele Brittany II: Cosmic Spirituality, Topic: Seraphic Transports and Olympian Gods in the Urantia Book, Host: Hercules Invictus Guests: Nick Curto, Michael & Dianne Dunkin  

Tiki Culture was all about creating a frozen-in-time, idyllic wonder that bore curious resemblance to the World War II Pacific Theater. The crucial work of the 20th century to understand Tiki is The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit, which explored soldiers' return home while haunted by the pain of the ugliest and most mesmerizing moments of the war. We discuss this key film with an eye towards Tiki Culture. 

Tiki Culture was marked by a desire to explore lost worlds, particularly of Polynesia, but always from the comfort of your own home. This urge to explore found its voice in music but also in film. Voodoo Island (1957) is a prime example of the fascination/exploration/exploitation of the South Seas. We talk about this odd feature starring Boris Karloff and others like it.

This week we introduce California Tiki, a new podcast on America’s fascination with Tiki, that odd culture that made everyone suddenly put on Hawaiian shirts and start downing rum drinks. Tiki Culture was everywhere from the 40s to the 70s, and the reasons why are surprising, often involving exorcising America’s wartime demons. We start out with a look at Beach Party, the 1963 film that kicked off the beach movie trend and also introduced the pairing of Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello.  But at the center of the film is Robert Cummings, who plays a scientist yearning for a simpler life– a key element of Tiki.

Welcome to the new home of the California Tiki Podcast!  Hosts Adam Foshko and Jason Henderson will be discussing Tiki Culture in the runup to the release of our new book California Tiki from the History Press. What is California Tiki? After World War II, suburbs proliferated around California cities as returning soldiers traded in their uniforms for business suits. After-hours leisure activities took on an island-themed sensuality that bloomed from a new fascination with Polynesia and Hawaii. Movies and television shows filmed in Malibu and Burbank urged viewers to escape everyday life with the likes of Gidget and Hawaiian Eye. Restaurants like Don the Beachcomber and Trader Vic's sprang up to answer the demand for wild cocktails and even wilder décor. The culture--a strange hodgepodge of idols, torches, lush greenery and colorful drinks--beckoned men and women to lose themselves in exotic music and surf tunes. Authors Jason Henderson and Adam Foshko explore the state's midcentury fascination with all things Tiki.

John and Myself join Dr. Hans Utter(https://mindcontrolmusic.wordpress.com) for a riveting discussion regarding F.M. Radio, Car Club Culture, The Grateful Dead,The Drug Culture, The Aerospace Industry, Hot Rods, Modernism, The Crisis of Representation, Anti-representationalism, Postmodernism, Cubism, Walter Benjamin, Native Revivalism, Picasso, Tiki Culture, Bauhaus Movement, Da Da, Automatism, Hippy Culture, Jean Baudrillard, Simulacra and Simulation, Arnold Schoenberg, Stalanism, Punk Rock, American Hardcore, Discord Records, Ian MacKaye,D.C. Punk Music Scene, Art and Authority,Commute Music -Max Frost And The Troopers - Shape Of Things To Come......hoaxbusterscall.com

The Hawaii Travel Podcast Show 39 for Tuesday October 1st 2013.  On this episode we’ll talk about Tiki Culture, and we’ll be giving away another chance to win passes to Germaine’s Luau.  All that and more, on this episode of the Hawaii Travel Podcast. TIKI CULTURE Dan and Jennifer discuss Tiki Culture and explore the […]

In this episode of WEDway Radio Matt and Nate take a look at the relationship between Disney, the Disney parks and The Tiki Culture / Craze of 1950's and 60's.  First we delve into the Tiki Culture in America; discussing its origins and some of the more popular Polynesian style restaurants of the time.  Then, we look at Walt Disney and his trips to Hawaii on the 1930's, 40's and 60's that shaped his view of Polynesian culture. Finally, tying it into today, we look at the attractions at Walt Disney World and Disneyland that are Tiki / Polynesian themed. Show Notes available at wedwayradio.com Email us at podcast@wedwayradio.com Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/wedwayradio Join our Facebook page at facebook.com/wedwayradio Enjoy