Podcasts about timmah

We've had a lot of fun in Season 11 of ATTT. We've met a lot of awesome people and had many of them on our show for the first time. In that spirit, we'd like to close out with some epic fun. The man behind the big beautiful Nord keyboard that brings the band Mighty Love the essentials is none other than this week's special guest Tim Battig. Tim knows his way around a keyboard, be it piano, organ, or synth; and while the definition of the term "epic" is subjective, Timmah knows his epicness. Thanks for another great season, folks!Hire Mighty Love! Have gear will travel, folks. You can find out everything we're up to by our Instagram page:https://www.instagram.com/mightyloveband/Tim and Starr (of Mighty Love) have all kinds of other stuff going on, like Tapestry, America's premiere Carole King tribute band:https://www.bicoastalproductions.com/tapestry-carole-kingHelp keep the archives going! Join the Patreon thing for $2 a month. We'll make it worth your while with a complete bonus episode every month. December's episode is Top Ten 1-2 Punches To Start An Album. https://www.patreon.com/alltimetopten

Living With Country brings together a range of Indigenous Australians to reflect on land management and our built environment. In this edition, hear from Ballardong Noongar writer and former urban planning scholar, Timmah Ball on the complexities of seeing Country in a discipline charged with parcelling up, packaging and selling.

This week, Timmah joins me to talk about Dream Warriors (but not Craig Wasson, for some reason), Dokken, evil nurses/doctors, and we rank the Nightmare films from best to worst. ___________________________ Stuff I mentioned in this episode: The Sawyer Massacre @ Indiegogo HERE BEFORE - First Look for SXSW THE FEAST - First Clip Exclusive for SXSW Too Much Horror Business! - The Impact of Horror on Rock Music The Slasher App ___________________________ Original music by Gory Rory. Check out my very slowly growing den of nonsense @ finalgirlfriday.net Support this podcast @ Buy Me A Coffee Clip #1: Baby One More Time (metal cover by Leo Moracchioli) Clip #2: FREDDY KRUEGER (ROBERT ENGLUND) Interview 2020 Miscellaneous sound effects from https://freesound.org/

This episode featuring Timmah Ball is part of Six Walks an audio walking tour series commissioned by ACCA – Australian Centre for Contemporary Art. Find bio, access notes, images and further information here: https://acca.melbourne/six-walks-episode-five-timmah-ball/ ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Hidden between parkland and suburbia along the Maribyrnong River, a 128-hectare site formerly occupied by the Australian Defence Force lies vacant as government planners and private developers speculate its future use. Timmah Ball takes us on a walk around the periphery – considering the colonial history of the site, its use by the military in producing explosives and ammunition, its eery abandonment in the present-day, and predicted future gentrification. Considering the resonance between the military history of the site and the unprecedented limitations imposed upon Melbourne during COVID-related lockdowns, Timmah asks, as the city begins to open again, what futures can we imagine as we walk past the site’s forbidding walls? Timmah Ball is a nonfiction writer, researcher and creative practitioner of Ballardong Noongar heritage. Read the extended bio via the link above. Curator: Annika Kristensen Audio technician: Simon Cotter ABOUT THE SERIES: Six Walks has been conceived to be ideally listened to in situ, with headphones on a personal mobile device. Maps, directions and access notes are available with each walk to assist with orientation. ACCA reminds participants to be aware of their surroundings and to adhere to road safety guidelines at all times. Please note that when undertaking a walk, participants must assume personal responsibility for any liability, injury, loss, or damage in any way connected with their experience of Six Walks. Six Walks can also be listened to from anywhere and at any time and Text versions of each walk are available for download. ACCA acknowledges the support of Creative Victoria in the development of the Six Walks series.

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 Acknowledgement of country News headlines with Cait Kelly In episode 8 of Liberation Loops, Carly speaks with Simon Clough. Simon is currently the culture and practice manager of Brook RED a peer led mental health service. Simon is a passionate advocate for lived-experience practice, learning to live with his own mental health concerns and using them to assist others.  Timmah Ball reads her recent piece ‘Imaginary Conversations about the Past and the Future’.Timmah is an emerging nonfiction writer of Ballardong Noongar heritage whose writing is influenced by studying and working in urban planning. In 2016 she won the Westerly magazine Patricia Hackett Prize, and her writing has appeared in a range of anthologies and literary journals. Max speaks with Dr Patricia Ranald, convener of the Australian Fair Trade and Investment Network and a research fellow at University of Sydney, about how mining companies, Big Pharma and other global corporations use trade agreements to pressure and sue governments. They discuss how this has occurred recently in relation to essential COVID-19 public health measures. We hear soundscapes of Tanger, Morocco produced – as part of a workshop run by Chloé Despax in collaboration with Think Tanger – by two participants, Bill and Amina. Think Tanger is an organisation that looks into the social impacts of urbanisation in the northern city.  Max speaks with Paul Kidd from Fitzroy legal service about their new Covid policing service - a free information and advice phone service for people who have been stopped, questioned, fined, and/or charged for breaching the new COVID-19 restrictions.

Iris is joined by Timmah Ball and Azja Kulpińska who talk about the launch of volume 2 of their zine Wild Tongue. Azja and Timmah talk to many issues including their experiences of unpaid labour, zine production and some of the contributors to the zine.Wild Tongue Vol. 2 – How Should an Artist Be? is launching on the 19th of May at Southbank Library from 2-4pm. There is also a  zine workshop at 5:30pm at the same venue on the 16th  of May.

On this week's Earth Matters show you'll meet two deadly fine Aboriginal Contemporary Urban Creatives. Writer Timmah Ball on Aboriginal Art, Writing, Feminism, Urban Planning and her latest creative Art project at YIRRAMBOI Festival.And Kent Morris Artist CEO of The Torch Project on his Digital Photography and his important day job, helping prisoners creating and selling art in Victorian prisons and finalist in the 2017 National Indigenous Art Awards. Earth Matters #1092 produced by Kerri-Lee Harding.

Australian cities face a range of environmental challenges. Do ever-taller concrete towers pose a threat to the sustainability of our vibrant inner cities? What can we do to protect and preserve green or culturally significant public spaces, especially on our expanding urban fringes? And how do we develop new ones? A new generation of Aboriginal architects, designers and leaders is making significant contributions to these issues. Jefa Greenaway, director of both Greenaway Architects and Indigenous Architecture and Design Victoria—and the first registered Indigenous architect in Victoria—works to connect the Indigenous community to the built environment, and vice versa. Timmah Ball is a mixture of things: an urban planner, a writer and a community arts worker. She grew up in Melbourne but her heritage, on her mother’s side, is Ballardong Noongar from Western Australia. She is a member of the Clean Air and Urban Landscapes (CAUL) Hub Steering Committee. Hear Jefa, Timmah and moderator Dr Cathy Oke—knowledge broker at the CAUL Hub—for an inspiring discussion, and discover how Aboriginal culture and knowledge can improve our urban places and spaces.

Ok, I swear I'm not on cocaine or hepped up on goof balls.  It's just me...raw...don't forget to wash your hands... OH and here's that video:

Hello everyone, today I talk about my daddy issues or something close to it.  Also general family traits and my parent's imminent move.  It's not as drab as it sounds.  Or it is, thats up to you to decide. Have a great week. -T P.S. Timmah topic suggestions are always welcome.  =)

Hello everyone.  On this edition of Timmah I talk about Holiday feelings, how our show is different, a contest kind of, and a little more.  I've missed you! -Tim or Call @ 817-754-0570

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The Heat, The Weddings, the celebrities that died who no one cares about...all of this and more! or call 817-754-0570

Behold this Timmah! in which I announce some kind of new stuff and some tiny changes...if you cant make it through that then skip to 17 minutes in, and go from there.  Don't miss the Deadie Grams promo, its a spooky good time.  Hope you are all doing well.   Take care. Tim 817-754-0570 tlbshow @ gmail . com

Join us for this not so secret recording of James and Tim and our very good friend Megan!!!    

Just wanted to drop in, say hello.  There's weight loss, An Anniversary, A Birthday and Surprises inside....Come on by for some coffee...we'll talk.... 206-350-7345  or tlbshow @ gmail . com

  Bell Jars on Tables but no Hershys Kisses, One Jury Summons I better not Misses, Download the show, I swear I wont sing... P.S. One of these is my favorite thing.... or call @ 206-350-7345 or 817-754-0570

  Unless they do....   Oil in the Gulf, Shrimp in the pan, sounds like a new Timmah! Yall..... I think I just threw up in my mouth a little.   206-350-7345 or tlbshow @ gmail . com

I'm feelin' good from my head to my shoes... Know where I'm goin' and I know what to do... I podded up my point of view... I got a new attitude...   Us or Call @ 206-350-7345

Heya People,   I get sick of health, the Oscars, thinking of presents for Mom and other stuff, aren't you totally shocked out of your mind?   Yeah Yeah Yeah, I'm Crafty!!! And goofed up on Nyquil.   tlbshow@gmail.com 206-350-7345

A Whale of a tale as only Timmah and James can tell it. Enjoy. tlbshow@gmail.com 206*350*7345

Tastes Like Burning: Timmah! 5: Glitter Monkey Snow Globe is ready for your ears.  Have a great week.  -T

It's a new Timmah!  Well sort of.  T.L.B. Presents Glitter Monkey Theatre.  Chills and thrills await, or hopefully some laughs.  So sit back, relax and enjoy.  Don't forget to bring a cup of your favorite hot beverage.

It's like a phone conversation but without the charges,  I think maybe I need to get a Zoom H2 for my portable recording.  What do you think?  Enjoy.-Tim

While I made light of Ezry being missing on the last show, it really does bother me.  I guess I thought if I took it to seriously, it would really mean she was gone.  I always did deal with serious issues with humor first.  I think I have come to the conclusion that she isn't coming home.  I know it has only been a week but I feel like I need to mourn her and move on.  We had Ezry for 10 years.  She was our first pet, and I loved her very much.  Nothing would make me feel better than to be proven wrong by the universe and to have her bound out of nowhere and back to us, but the reality is, we had a wonderful 10 years together and her memory will be with me always.  I love you Ezry, no matter where you are, I hope you are at peace.  We Miss You.

Just me on this one, NO NO Don't run away, it's just butterfly kisses and marshmellows for you guys.  Just a 10 minute shorty to let you know that we are still here......Have a great weekweekend.   -Tim