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Danny and Paul discuss the up and coming event they are hosting, victory over Hamilton, Lyall Cameron, Paul McGowan joining the 300 club, new stadium plans and Cove and Arbroath away.Radio presenter and Dundee fan Jim Gellatly joins them this week to reminisce about TITP and his family's association with the club. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back for the Second Episode of What's The Craic Podcast. This week I'm joined by Sharpy & Conor from Mark Sharp & The Bicycle Thieves.We discuss some of the memorable gigs that the bicycle thieves boys have both played and attended as fans, how we all miss TITP, what the band have planned after Lockdown and as always we answer some very important life questions plus much more.Enjoy!

Man oh man, who doesn’t love a good Top 5 list? Everyone else does it, so we here at This is the President thought it was time we jumped on the bandwagon as well. After a carefully hand-selected team of This is the President interns spent weeks combing through the JFK archives, these are the top 5 JFK phone calls that they emerged with. And good for them, because if they weren’t digging up some JFK gold, they weren’t coming back at all. We kid. We love our TITP interns. Anyhooo, since the tile of the post and episode pretty much says it all, we’ll keep the introductions to a minimum. You might have heard a couple of these calls before - especially any Silly Bastard fans out there - but there are also a couple of new tidbits. I found…I mean, the TITP Intern Team found, the call about JFK and the American Supersonic Transport pretty fascinating. I had always wondered that to myself - where the hell was the good old USA version of the Concorde? So as you’ll hear in the episode, we tried something a little different - releasing the podcast AND a video. There are a few extra easter eggs in the video, so be sure to give it a watch. And - hey - if you’re over by our YouTube channel - why not subscribe? Why do you hate us?

Ahhh, the 80s. The days of neon, Rambo movies, big suspenders, bigger hair and back when you could buy good old fashioned crack across the street from the White House. So, President George HW Bush would have you believe back in September of 1989. That was when the Prez held up a big back of crack - “as innocent as candy” - in front of a nationally televised audience to announce his version of the War on Drugs. But what they never mentioned at the time was that the dealer behind the sale was an 18 year old high school student (African-American, of course) who had to be lured to Layfayette Park, across the street from the White House, in order to make the sale. Now, we’ve covered this Bush Crack speech before here on TITP, but I discovered a new twist. I’ve usually only watched the first part of the speech. So, one day while nosing around, I played this video and let it keep running. That’s when I noticed that the Democratic response to the President’s speech was none other than one of our current candidates for the 2020 election, Senator Smokin’ Joe Biden. And - it turns out - Senator Biden has a bit of personal familiarity with crack. This episode also brought to you in part by our other podcast Comedy History 101. Check out our latest multi-part episode all on Dolemite! Like This is the President? Why not subscribe to the podcast over at iTunes! Hey - and while you’re there, leave us a comment or rate us! Don’t cost nothing!

We’re always happy when presidential tapes get a bit of play in the news. Unfortunately, it seems that whenever a new presidential tape is discovered, the president in question doesn’t always have the nicest things to say. Which is exactly what happened just a few days ago when a recorded phone conversation between President Nixon and then Governor of California Ronald Reagan was released by the National Archives. And it wasn’t too pretty. The story got quite a lot of play in the national news media so, of course, we here at TITP felt like we had to cover it. We’ve tried to give you a little bit more background of the call and play more than just “those” sound bites that you’ve already heard a thousand times. And - if by some chance, you haven’t heard the clip yet - get ready for a doozy. Sure, we might not be hitting the heights of the president talking to an Aquanaut on helium gas, but - as far as racist presidential phone calls go - this one is right there at the top. ALSO ON THE SHOW - Harmon and Scott discuss the current “least racist president ever” and they both come to an agreement that watching the Democratic debates is a waste of time .

Remember that time when President Reagan joked about bombing the Soviet Union and almost started a global thermonuclear war? Well, if you don’t, you will after you listen to our first remote edition of TITP, broadcasting at you all the way from the land of the Twin Cities - Minnesota! That’s right, Harmon was on vacation, but was so excited to do a TITP episode that we called on the TITP tech team to put their heads together to figure out how we could make this work. And they did it! On this episode, Harmon and I will talk about the aforementioned Reagan “joke”, the difference between Minnesota and Wisconsin, and the current goings on in Washington, DC.

#TITP 091: Did you know that there is a map in your hands that can help you uncover your blocks to success, hidden talents, strengths, how you love and so much more?  In today’s episode, Janis speaks with Scientific Hand Analyst, Elaine Callahan about what scientific hand analysis is and what you can learn about yourself from a hand analysis.  

Don’t think that “Fake News” is solely President Trump’s domain. Oh no…. As we listen in to this weeks phone call, you’ll hear TITP fave President Lyndon B. Johnson bitching about news coverage - even suggesting that a reporter be taken out and shot at one point. Granted, Johnson was having a pretty tough week. This phone call, taken from February 5, 1968, was recorded during a time when Johnson was under a bit of stress. Just a few weeks prior, the USS Pueblo, and all it’s crew, were captured in the waters off North Korea (yean, that North Korea) and accused of spying. Then, just a few days before this phone call, the North Vietnamese launched the Tet Offensive, immediately dismissing any notion that the end of the war was anywhere near. This episode is brought to you in part by Blinkist.  Blinkist is the only app that takes thousands of the best-selling nonfiction books anddistils them down to their most impactful elements, so you can read or listen to them inunder 15 minutes, all on your phone. Get started with a FREE seven day trial. along with a 25% discount, for Blinkist today, by clicking here!  And last, but not least, this episode is also sponsored by Words Over Chair Productions and Comedy History 101. Like This is the President? Why not  subscribe to the podcast over at iTunes! Hey - and while you’re there, leave us a comment or rate us! Don’t cost nothing!

In this week's episode, we'll delve into the real story behind one of the most famous political photographs of all time, which you can see over there to the right. A pictures that does such an amazing job of catching a specific moment in time that it is now in the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. The place is Amarillo, Texas and the time is November 3, 1960 - just a few short days before the 1960 presidential elections. US presidential candidate John F. Kennedy and his running mate Lyndon Johnson make a brief touchdown in the Texas panhandle on a whirlwind campaign stop. They'll be speaking briefly at the Amarillo airport before jetting off to their next engagement. The Kennedy campaign team, always planning ahead, ensured that flight traffic would be stopped long enough for the candidates to make their brief speeches. What they didn't realize, however, was that some of the pilots of the waiting planes weren't exactly the biggest Kennedy fans. So they made their displeasure known and tried to harass the candidates with the loudest tools at their disposal - their jet engines The result? Well, you'll be able to hear for yourself when you listen to our episode where you can hear - for the first time ever - just how loud those engines were! Also - Harmon brings us the latest Trump news from that famous shithole, Brooklyn, and tells us about his latest book, Meet the Deplorables, now on Amazon. In addition, we're welcoming a new sponsor onboard - Dennis Miller. Yes, THAT Dennis Miller. Maybe you’ve seen him on “The O’Reilly Factor.” Perhaps you remember him from his days as an anchor of the “Weekend Update” segment on “Saturday Night Live.” So wherever you may know him from, now you’ll have the chance to see Dennis Miller live at the Silver Legacy Resort Casino in Reno, Nevada on Saturday, Feb. 10, 2018. Tickets start at $49.50 and can be purchased at the Silver Legacy web site. Enjoy 20 percent off a hotel room on the night of the show with the purchase of a show ticket. What a great Valentines Day idea! Use offer code TIX18 when purchasing. This episode is also sponsored by BLACKBX. Running a restaurant, bar, pub or retail business? Offer your customers fast, free and secure wireless while gaining awesome customer insights. Get started with a FREE trial today.

TO WATCH THIS EPISODE ON VIDEO PLEASE HEAD TO YOUTUBE! / / / SOUNDSHAPE PODCAST - EPISODE 17 / / / The response to Episode 16 was way outside any of our expectations and we’re a bit on the chuffed side to bring you our second new video episode. In this episode we talk about.... - DONALD TRUMP Again, yeah just a little bit this time but it’s all for the greater good. - T IN THE PARK Is back next year as a mostly over 18’s festival. Or is it? It’s all looking a bit weird just now. They need to sort their shit out. / / / GOOD VIBRATIONS / / / We bring you the best new music from bands we love, and bands that James produces from the studio. Don't worry we love them too. This time we feature... - A Plastic Rose / / / ‘This Side Of Winter’ - Monsters On Movie Posters / / / ‘Art School Dance’ - The Super Pumas / / / ‘Delicate Mess’ /// THANKS!!! /// Thanks for sticking with us, hit ‘Like’ if you like the video, and if you didn’t like it, let us know too. Please subscribe/follow to catch everything we get up to, and we'll seeya next time!

A packed podcast this week with an exclusive chat with Calvin Harris from TITP, plus so much more!

TItP review their strip club experience, talk sex work and PrEP.

We head to the UK for episode #068 in the DHA Podcast, to meet with Si Smith aka SiFi (http://www.soundcloud.com/iamsifi). SiFi is resident in chief at Snafu, a club voted in the top 100 clubs in the world by DJ Mag and he is also an accomplished deep and tech house producer. An EP released in early 2012 “The Vibe” received critical acclaim from artists such as Claude Von Stroke (DirtyBird), James Zabiela (Rennaissance), Yaya (Desolat) and Paco Osuna (Plus 8) to name a few. This was followed up with a remix for MomoProject - La Lluvia which broke into the top ten releases on Halfmoon (italy). This year has been a busy one so far for SiFi, as he has had releases on Halmoon (Italy), Kanzen (SA), La Maison (France) and Mandelstam (Russia). He has also been busy working on his new EP along with various collaborations, edits and remixes. Along with his residency at Snafu, festival gigs at TITP, RockNess and theBigBeachBall, and bookings in London, Italy and South Africa already confirmed, it seems that this year may just be the breakthrough one. Let's get into the mix... 01. SiFi | Octagonal Intro (Promo) 02. VID | Orchestral (SiFi Edit) 03. Dubsons | M Rooms (Original Mix) 04. Nu Zau | De Ja Vu (Original Mix) 05. Digitaline | Stuck off the Realness (Original Mix) 06. Itimar sagi | Little Helper 36-1 (Original Mix) 07. Nu Zau | In Sol (Original Mix) 08. Multiple Mono | Little Helper 58-5 (Original Mix) 09. Alejandro Fernandez | Difficult Transport (Original Mix) 10. Luca M / JUST2 | Another Earth (Original Mix) 11. Mindreaders | Marimba (Original Mix) 12. Arapu | Flash (Original Mix) 13. Vlad Caia | Chango (SiFi Edit) 14. Cristi Cons | Get Together (SiFi Edit) 15. Premiesku | Untitled 16. Andrade | Dancing (Quell's the Grind Remix) (SiFi Edit) 17. Julian Perez | REM Mode (Original Mix) 18. Thomas Melchior, Luciano | Father (Original Mix) Be sure to join the DHA community on Facebook, or subscribe to our podcast in iTunes.

It’s the first David Beatson Podcast of 2013...it’s Vol.9 time. 2012 was an amazing year for Dance Music with TITP & the Swedish House Mafia Final tour inspiring millions. We kick off 2013 with some dance floor destroying tunes setting the bar for the year ahead. As always you can here all these tunes and more at David's 3 weekly resident DJ sets in the clubs of Edinburgh. Track List 1, Will I Am Ft Britney Spears - Scream & Shout ( Reidiculous Mix ) 2, David Guetta Ft. Taped Rai - Just One Last Time (Hard Rock Sofa Mix) 3, Garrett , Ojelay - Jack That 4, Tommy Trash - Truffle Pig 5, Tujamo & Plastik Funk - Who 6, Burns - Lies (Otto Knowes Mix) 7, Rihanna - Diamonds (Mike Di Scala & Chris Henry Mix) 8, Pete Tha Zonk , Yasmeen , Deep blue - We Are Tomorrow 9, Tiesto - Chasing Summer 10, Vato Gonzalez - Not A Saint 11, Jack & Jordan - Bounce (David Beatson Edit) Catch David Djing @ Dirty Sexy @ Lulu (Tuesday) Play Ground @ Shanghai (Wednesday) Silk Saturday @ Silk ( Saturday) All 3 Resident Gigs are in Edinburgh