Podcast appearances and mentions of Toby Keith

Shannon has a rare disorder. When she first heard Toby Keith's music --the young girl was changed by the sounds and the character of the country superstar. She traveled hundreds of miles to see him in person. What happens next changed both their lives.

In this episode of Ear and Loathing, your hosts Aaron, Damon and George (The Gitmo Bros), along with Joey Ponchetti (First Guest Ever!) talk about Jimmy Fallon's comedy void, George's Mr. Clean phase, a five-dollar word at a five-cent buffet, and Belgians up your Congo. In the Torture Chamber segment, Aaron, Damon and George compete for meaningless points by making Joey listen to his most hated songs. Will Joey survive the Torture Chamber long enough to share one of his favorite songs? Tune in and find out!  Songs featured in this episode: "We Didn't Start the Fire" (Billy Joel), "Rico Suave" (Gerardo), "Whole of the Moon" (The Waterboys), "Red Solo Cup" (Toby Keith)

This week, Trae and Corey discuss his recent bout with Covid, a new Florida man story, the structural integrity of Rascal scooters, and the polarizing career of Toby Keith! Sign up for Corey's Newsletter to get funny stories and videos at CoreyWritesForYou.com Go see Trae on Tour at TraeCrowder.com Check out Corey and Trae's new Podcast Puttin On Airs wherever you get your podcasts or at WatchPOA.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This was supposed to be a love letter. An exaltation. A fanfare for the public pool. I’d call upon the muses, pray they sing of the high dive and the snack bar. The smell of sunblock and laundered towel and chlorinated water evaporating on hot macadam. Of the gutter and the lap lane; the wet sandal’s “thock,” and the belly flop’s “smack.”And this was to be a recitation of its virtues on Independence Day, no less. With neither irony nor pollyanna in mind but rather, to go armed with the sobering knowledge of the country’s fraught past and its perilous moment and still partake of the Republic’s finest achievements: encased meats, cheap suds, and the public pool.Pools make people more legible. People’s needs and desires become harder to repress. There’s the child, so excited by the prospect of a swim, that she cannot help but run across the pool deck, lifeguard’s whistle be damned. And the teenager who, on surfacing from a plunge, cannot suppress that vain little flick of his head. The parents desperate for a place where their adolescent children can while away a few hours. And the lizard need, across ages, just to get some sun. It’s all there, right on the surface, at the pool.So given all that, there was something…unnerving happening at the pool that day. Or, more precisely, happening on the pool’s stereo. There’s no PA system at the Samford Pool. Instead, they have one of those rolly suitcase amps hooked up to someone’s phone. The pool’s small enough — 25 by 50 yards, roughly — that a single rolly suitcase amp can reach the far end of the grounds, no problem. And songs on the stereo that day, the nation’s 246th birthday, well, they certainly had a sense of moment to them.While I rolled out my towel, Lee Brice was singing about driving a dead brother’s truck. “I roll every window down / And I burn up every back road in this town / I find a field, I tear it up til all the pain's a cloud of dust / Yes, sometimes, I drive your truck.” A bit maudlin for the occasion but it sounds like the brother died in service. So, condolences. Tree of liberty, etc., etc.But before I’d finished putting on sunblock, Blake Shelton was singing about how whistling Dixie would get you heaven-bound and promising that “I don't care what my headstone reads / Or what kind of pinewood box I end up in / When it's my time, lay me six feet deep / In God's country.” Which, I mean, c’mon dude. Inane but also just a bummer.Okay, but here was Miranda Lambert to lighten the mood, maybe? Not so: “Whether you're late for church / Or you're stuck in jail / Hey, word's gonna get around / Everybody dies famous in a small town.”Pretty bleak. Isn’t today supposed to be a happy day? Or if you let the algorithm play long enough does it always land in a death wish? I looked around, a little confused, hoping to catch the eye of someone similarly put off. Slow day at the pool, though. Slow enough that the off-duty lifeguards had set up a basketball hoop and were shooting jumpers off the diving board. They seemed unfazed by the tunes. Inoculated, maybe. I hope not.Maybe you’re hearing this and thinking to yourself, “Oh please. Spare me the pointy-headed writer being annoying about country music.” But I love country music. And not just those Terry Allen and Gene Clark re-issues, either. I’ve tried to play music for almost twenty years now and the closest I’ve ever come to entertaining anyone was with a rendition of Toby Keith’s “Should’ve Been a Cowboy” at karaoke night in an SEC college town. But this alienated, atomized, only-finding-meaning-in-consumer-goods-and-death country? I mean, to quote Greil Marcus: “What is this s**t?”But the songs kept playing.Now, you’re going to think I invented this next song but you’d be flattering my imagination. Every verse of this song is from the perspective of a dead soldier from a different war. But that’s not all. Then — I kid you not — there’s a coda with this whole chorus of the undead singing, “Set our spirits free (set us free) / Let us lay down our guns / Sweet mother Mary, we're so tired / But we can't come home ‘til the last shot's fired.”At this point, I would have gladly listened to “Proud to be an American.” On repeat. I would have even considered letting Lee Greenwood give me a lobotomy. I mean, we live in a society, don’t we? Might we hope for better? What irrepressible thing was the pool revealing today on the rolly suitcase speaker? That we might only hope for death.No, but wait. Here was Zac Brown. Zac Brown, with a voice like James Taylor. He might show us a way to reclaim some civic pride even at this late hour of our democracy. Zac, you show us the way, won’t you? And, lo, Zac replied: “Salute the ones who died / The ones who give their lives / so we don’t have to sacrifice / All the things we love / like our chicken fried.”I went to the pool to indulge in some Americana. Maybe I was naive to expect anything less.Still, this soundtrack to a small town death wish felt like a betrayal. Not just of country music — which, at this best, celebrates and ironizes rural life with a kind of pathos and wit not at all in evidence that day — but, more to the point, a betrayal of the Samford Pool. Which is to say it felt like a betrayal of public life. Of even the possibility of public life. The Samford Pool is run by the city and it sits right behind the public junior high school. Which really makes it the hub of public life in Auburn (such as it is). It’s the most integrated place, by class and race, in this southern town. It’s cheap to get in. It’s well maintained. Its only shortcoming, really, is a lack of shade. At its best, it embodies the democratic enterprise — the idea that we might be more than consumers and candidates for the reaper, but citizens, too. That we might collectively endeavor to improve our lives by, in this case, providing a place for children to run on the pool deck, for teenagers to flick their heads, and for us all to get some sun.And part of the premise of this swimming project is to go out beyond my door and find something vitalizing. So on the Fourth, I wanted to get my Walt Whitman on, and find that vitality in the public sphere. I wanted to find a meaning that came somewhere other than the specter of death.Matthew Sitman touches on this idea in a recent essay calling for renewed civic culture. Sitman looks to the New Deal for instruction: “Franklin Roosevelt and his administration understood that despair could be countered and democracy fortified by a kind of social infrastructure…They built theaters and public pools and commissioned murals to beautify public spaces…They were also public goods that brought people together, and were ways of making communities easier to feel a part of and entertainment and culture enjoyable for more than the rich.”And, on the flip side, we might read the closing of so many public pools in response to the gains of the civil rights movement as a tacit understanding by conservatives of the democratic power of the space.So, all to say, I had harbored a small hope that, even in this eleventh hour, the muses might sing of something other than the inevitability of our demise.But if only I would wrest my attention away from the music, they were doing exactly that, all around. Singing of gainers off the diving board, of shoulder tans turning the corner into sunburns, of my own daughter holding tight to a pool noodle and flailing her legs in something beginning to approximate a flutter kick. More people had arrived, the deck chairs filled, a hive hum of the group fortifying the air against the rolly suitcase amp.A counter-melody to the algorithm, singing that for whatever its worth, for as long as there remains a collective will and the water to fill it, there is the public pool. Sing o muse.Before we left that day, I needed a tonic, something to jar me from the malaise on the stereo. I decided to go off the high dive, something I hadn’t yet done this summer. The climb up seemed higher than I’d remembered. My stomach fluttered. So without delay, I ran off the board and into the air. And much sooner than I’d expected the water had risen up to meet me. This is a public episode. 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Episode 215: Since moving to Nashville at age 21 in 1978, Kenny Greenberg has built a reputation as a guitarist who could bring rock and roll punch and jangle to commercial country records as well as a standout behind the glass. Besides his seminal work with Allison Moorer, Kenny has produced albums by the Mavericks, Josh Turner, Joan Baez, Toby Keith and just recently Hayes Carll. And his studio resume is extensive and diverse, including work with Etta James, Chris Knight, Lee Ann Womack, Amy Grant, Jon Randall, Bob Seeger, and his wife of many years, Ashley Cleveland. Now he's released the first solo album in his career. Also in the hour, the Bros. Landreth from Canada about their new record and the song they wrote that Bonnie Raitt just released, with Kenny Greenberg playing guitar. 

We talk with country singer and songwriter Adam Doleac on the eve of KNIX Secret Show #10 We find out what his first concert was and what happened during his first country concert He and Brooke share a love of John Mayer's music and lyrics Recorded July 25, 2022 with Tim Hattrick, Ben Campbell and Brooke Hoover

Casey is at a right to life basketball event, so TJ steps in and the guys talk about Toby Keith hood ornaments for f-15s and the worst kind of casket and the best kind of eggs. Thank you to all the women who listen. Keep it up. Stay woke. 

Touching many third rails of conservative talk radio: Challenging military spending, Trump, and Toby Keith's Patriot Porn.

Joe, Matt, and Bobby are back at it again! Talking about Africa, fast food, and Toby Keith. Matt reunites with college friends, Bobby eats natural peanut butter, and Joe loves Arby's. Was King Tut mentally disabled? What if p*ssy tasted like fried chicken? What race is Joe? This episode has it all!

Dodie Stevens was a singing prodigy at the age of four. By the time she was seven she began making local television appearances, and in 1959, at age thirteen, she had the #1 hit, gold record “Pink Shoe Laces”. She followed with “Yes, I'm Lonesome Tonight”, “No” and “Merry, Merry Christmas Baby”, which all hit the Billboard charts in the early '60s.While still in high school, Dodie's career skyrocketed. She appeared on Dick Clark's American Bandstand and starred with Fabian in her first film, “Hound Dog Man”, followed by “Convicts Four”, starring Ben Gazzara. She also co-starred with Frankie Avalon in “Alakazam The Great”, an animated feature film. She continued to record a string of singles and albums, and more television guest appearances followed, including The Bob Hope Show, and Pat Boone's Chevy Showroom. Dodie also toured worldwide with Fabian, Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicello, Paul Anka, Bobby Rydell and many more teen idols from that era.In the early 70's she joined Sergio Mendes and Brasil '77 touring internationally and recording three albums for A&M Records until 1973. She continued to perform in concert with artists such as Harry Belafonte, Boz Scaggs and Loretta Lynn, including numerous appearances on The Tonight Show, Midnight Special and Solid Gold. For twelve years she worked exclusively with Mac Davis in Las Vegas, Lake Tahoe and every major music theatre worldwide. During this time, she also appeared in television specials with Dolly Parton, Donna Summer and Luther Vandross. In addition, in the '80s, you would have heard Dodie's voice on television commercials including Sprint and Dole Pineapple.By 1990 she was starring in, as well as co-producing her Doo Wop Revue, “Bop”, a high-energy show full of some of the most memorable songs from the early years of rock & roll, including her own hit, “Pink Shoe Laces”. For the next few years, they worked casinos in Las Vegas, Lake Tahoe and Reno to standing ovations.Shortly thereafter, Dodie began touring with other recording artists from the 50s and 60s and included her talented daughter Stephanie in her shows. They later formed a southern-rock band, “a.k.a. Stevens”, singing classic rock & roll and country and co-writing all their originals. They recorded only one album “Outlaw of the Heart”, which was the opening act for Toby Keith and worked in a variety of venues across the country.During Dodie's career, she has performed in every major city in the United States and internationally, including Canada, Mexico, Australia, Japan, China, Philippines, France, Monaco, Saudi Arabia, the Caribbean, United Kingdom, (command performance for the Queen), and a special performance at The Kennedy Center for former President George H. W. Bush.Today, Dodie continues to sing with her daughter, making personal appearances in Doo Wop concerts nationwide. She recently appeared on the PBS television special “At The Drive-In”, hosted by her earlier co-star, Fabian, and the TNN special, “Rock & Roll Graffiti”. In February 2009, she joined her peers in Clear Lake, Iowa at the Surf Ballroom to perform in a 5-day memorial concert, “Fifty Winters Later” (in memory of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper). When Dodie is not performing, she teaches singing and is a performance coach in San Diego, California, which gives her the opportunity to share her expertise and experience in the music industry with the new generation of talent.In 2018, Dodie and Stephanie developed a unique, motivational concert, "Affirmasong", using musical affirmations (written by Dodie) to inspire change in the world. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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PART 2 of 3 On today's episode, Mason and Zach will continue their conversation with Scott Engle, Greg Maynard, and Randy Morgan. They discuss the great Wipeout Echo, compare Echo and Mojo's Electric Rodeo. They talk about the start of Pro Sport, and Mr. Randy shares a Toby Keith story and much more. This is not an interview that you want to miss! Y'all sit back and enjoy!   CLASS IS IN SESSION!!!   For all your hound hunting and outdoor needs, visit conkeysoutdoors.com G&C Cedar Dog Boxes G&R Cedar Dogboxes | Facebook Midwest Laserworks Midwest Laserworks | Facebook Find us on Facebook and Instagram @coonhuntingU. Receive a 5% discount on Superior Hunting Light  @ Nitehunters.com    Use Discount Code - CHUPODCAST at check out Check out all Coon hunting university merch @ AudioHound Productions (audiohound-productions.myshopify.com) Check out FEED IT FOR LIFE - (extremedogfuel.com) and find a retailer near you today.    Receive a 10% discount on Bayou Legacy Game Calls @ Bayou Legacy Game Calls Use Discount Code - COONHUNTINGU10 at check out

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We said it'd never happen, so obviously it had to happen! Entrepreneur Summer 3: Back in Business! We're talking all summer long about musicians with businesses and we're kicking it off with the king of island escapism Jimmy Buffett and the hit that kicked off his entire array of business ventures: "Margaritaville". Covers by: Alan Jackson ft. Jimmy Buffett, Reggae Machine, Richard Cheese, The Holophonics, Sammy Hagar and Toby Keith, Artichoke Spotify playlist here

Abortion is returned to being a states' rights issue, the FDA says no more Juuls, Toby Keith's stomach cancer diagnosis, Zach recaps his 2022 Bonnaroo experience, and we compare our results for Jordan Peterson's online personality assessment Understand Myself. 0:00 - Roe vs Wade has been overturned 56:03 - America bans Juuls 1:02:51- Toby Keith has stomach cancer 1:19:46 - Bonnaroo 2022 recap 2:05:11 - We compare our Understand Myself personality assessment results 2:20:38 - Outro twitter: @dlttpodcast instagram: @dlttpodcast facebook: @dlttpodcast email: dlttpodcast@gmail.com beat god: https://soundcloud.com/user-752579376

Happy Independence Day! I appreciate you tuning in every year during this holiday weekend. For this podcast's 3rd edition of celebrating 4th of July, I selected 7 songs to do with America. Some have never been on a playlist until now. Theme Song: "Dance Track", composed by Jessica Ann Catena4th of July - America Songs: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6Gw4EU7xf2YRYwlHthduYV?si=c1c8f912094d4033“Party in the USA” - Miley Cyrus (2009)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M11SvDtPBhA“Only in America” - Jay & The Americans (1963)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1cvWTBK9zIhttp://mcantil.com/song-of-the-day-jay-and-the-americans-only-in-america/“Firework” - Katy Perry (2010-2011)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGJuMBdaqIw“America” - Neil Diamond (1980)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZXcPva-xLA“American Boy” - Estelle feat. Kanye West (2008)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ic5vxw3eijY“American Ride” - Toby Keith (2009)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNDcAWNscg8“America” from West Side Story (1961/2021)1961 film clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_e2igZexpMs2021 film clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoQEddtFN3QRelated Music Notes with Jess episodes:Episode 25: Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" Historyhttps://www.spreaker.com/user/jesscatena/episode-25-neil-diamonds-sweet-caroline-historyEpisode 38 - 4th of July Themed Songs: https://www.spreaker.com/user/jesscatena/episode-38-4th-of-july-themed-songsEpisode 90 - Patriotic Songs' History: https://www.spreaker.com/user/jesscatena/episode-90-patriotic-songs-historyEp. 113 - Annie/MJ The Musical/West Side Story: https://www.spreaker.com/user/jesscatena/ep-113-annie-mj-the-musical-west-side-story

It's Episode 30!  It's the 4th of July!  It's Independence Day!  It's a Monday!  It's XRadioX!In this (not) special episode we take a few shots at some institutional "Freedom" songs.  Some of ya'll might get upset and some of ya'll might agree but that's FREEDOM BABY!!!  Deep down you know you don't care for that Lee Greenwood shlock fest either.  JUST.  ADMIT.  IT! Matt and Jayce also talk some songs that they think you should add to your 4th playlist.  Picks include Neil Diamond, James Brown, CCR, The Menzingers, Public Enemy, John Cougar Mellencamp, Brad Paisley, Lee Greenwood, Toby Keith and Gil Scott-Heron even got a mention.  One that didn't make the list (Jayce got sidetracked) was Ragged Old Flag by Johnny Cash.  That should be on every playlist in my opinion.So...  Sit back, chill and listen to this installment of XRadioX.  Catch us on Twitter at @XRadioX1 or @JayceTheAce4.Have a wonderful 4th of July friends.  Be safe, shoot off fireworks, eat hotdogs, enjoy non-mayo based salads and thanks for listening.

Today, Walt and Alan welcome guest, Barry King from B.K. on the Air to join them in a discussion about patriotism. They open with thoughts on celebrating Independence Day in America and what it means to them. After a brief discussion, they get into the heart of the discussion. To prepare for the show, they each came up with a topic and those would be used to create a TOP 5 list. The topics were: Patriotic Music, Patriotic Figures (real) and Patriotic Films. Top 5 Patriotic Songs Walt 1. America the Beautiful by Ray Charles 2. Ragged Old Flag by Johnny Cash 3. American Soldier by Toby Keith 4. God Bless America by Kate Smith 5. America by Neil Diamond Honorable Mentions: In America by Charlie Daniels Band and Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue by Toby Keith Barry 1. The Stars and Stripes Forever by John Philip Sousa 2. Back in the USA by Chuck Berry 3. America the Beautiful by Katherine Lee Bates / Samuel A. Ward 4. This is My Country by Don Ray and Al Jacobs 5. America by Neil Diamond Honorable Mentions: Star Spangled Banner by Francis Scott Key, God Bless America by Kate Smith and Livin' in America by James Brown Alan 1. America by Neil Diamond 2. Proud to be an American by Lee Greenwood 3. Pink Houses by John Mellencamp 4. Ballad of the Green Beret by SSGT. Barry Sadler 5. Battle of New Orleans by Johnny Horton Honorable Mentions: America the Beautiful by Ray Charles, Take me Home, Country Roads by John Denver, and This Land is Your Land by Woody Guthrie Top 5 Patriotic Figures Barry 1. George Washington 2. Chuck Yeager 3. Paul Revere 4. General Douglas MacArthur 5. Normal Rockwell Honorable Mentions: Audie Murphy, Neil Armstrong, Bob Hope, Gary Sinise Alan 1. Abraham Lincoln 2. George Washington 3. Thomas Jefferson 4. Ronald Reagan 5. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Honorable Mentions: George S. Patton, James Madison, Jackie Robinson Walt 1. George Washington 2. General George S. Patton 3. Samuel Clemens, aka Mark Twain 4. Henry Ford 5. Daniel Boone Honorable Mentions: General Jimmy Doolittle, General Douglas MacArthur, Paul Revere, Ronald Reagan, Ed DiGilio Top 5 Patriotic Movies Alan 1. Patton 2. Saving Private Ryan 3. The Patriot 4. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington 5. Apollo 13 Honorable Mentions: Miracle, Captain America: The First Avenger, 13 Hours Walt 1. The Longest Day 2. Patton 3. Miracle 4. Top Gun (1986) 5. Flags of Our Fathers Honorable Mentions: Midway (1976), Midway (2019), Sergeant York and Saving Private Ryan Barry 1. The Patriot 2. The Right Stuff 3. Sergeant York 4. Yankee Doodle Dandy 5. Captain America: The First Avenger Honorable Mentions: Patton, Apollo 13, Saving Private Ryan, MacArthur, The Longest Day and Red Dawn (1984) Make sure you have subscribed to The Wilder Ride on your pod-catcher of choice so you will not miss a single episode! If you have not already done so, please come join our Listeners' Group on Facebook. Just visit our public page and click on the button to join the group. And don't forget you can support the show by visiting our Patreon page where they have a ton of exclusive content! You can learn more about us by visiting our About Us page. You can also find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Another milestone set, episode 80! 20 away from 100! I reached out to a brother way out in Tulsa, OK on Instagram for this episode. He is a professional life coach who has worked with the likes of Toby Keith, Bernice King, and Myles Monroe. He is also an Emmy Award winning film producer. For 2hrs I sat back and soaked in much wisdom from him concerning life principles including the importance of meditation, Black Wall Street, giving yourself grace, growing up as a pastor's kid, and allowing our kids to talk through their problems. You can follow him on Instagram @MalachiGross or visit his website at www.lifecoachmalachi.com. Please subscribe to the DCWT YouTube channel! I'm still accepting preorders for shirts, inbox me and let me know your sizes. Thanks for the continued support! All episodes are streaming at www.dadcanwetalk.com #DadCanWeTalk #ChangingTheNarrative #Fatherhood #DadTalk #LifeCoach #BlackWallStreet #DadPodcast #ByDadsForDads --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dadcanwetalk/support

On todays episode I chatted with restauranteur and current CEO of Hal Smith Restaurants, Hank Kraft. Hank grew up here in OKC and went to study architecture at OU. While at OU he met and starting working for Hal Smith and quickly found his passion for restaurants. After giving architecture one more year at OU he turned his attention to the restaurant industry and never looked back. Hank tells some fantastic stories about his journey through small to large scale restaurant operations and then back to to small again when him and Hal Smith started HSR. 30 years on they've been through thick and thin and today Hank says they are like brothers. No doubt we didn't get to all the stories today but Hank takes us through the last 30 years of HSR and how they have built a family orientate businesses culture. 13 concepts, 83 restaurants in 5 states.  Concepts such as: Charlstons, El Huevo, The Garage, Jimmy B's, Neighborhood Jam, Upper Crust, Pub W, Hefner Grill, Hollie's, Mama Roja, Louie's, Mahogany, Toby Keith's, The Winston. Listen in to this brilliant episode with one of Oklahoma's greatest restauranteurs.  Michael Kraft episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/this-is-oklahoma/id1387331955?i=1000497119392 Hal Smith episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/this-is-oklahoma/id1387331955?i=1000465673437  This episode is presented by the Oklahoma Hall of Fame, telling Oklahoma's story through its people since 1927. For more information on the Oklahoma Hall of Fame go to www.oklahomahof.com and follow them on instagram www.instagram.com/oklahomahof #thisisoklahoma 

#032 - Making Your Song's Character Fall in Love and Influence your Audience's Engagement.In today's episode, we'll go through the lyrics of the song “You Shouldn't Kiss Me Like This” by Toby Keith.The lyrics are so amazing to see how much the power of storytelling influences your audience's engagement.The song is written so great, and the lyrics show you how you can make your song's character fall in love.And you'll learn exactly how you can pull that off too by using Pat Pattison's Development Engine of the three boxes as an outline and fill it with life by looking at this song's narrative techniques.Furthermore, they offer you lots of great insights you can take away from them – especially when it comes to using the power of storytelling to keep listeners engaged from the first phrase to the last.Episode Overview:[00:01:29] The S.O.N.G. Framework[00:02:19] “You Shouldn't Kiss Me Like This” by Toby Keith[00:04:20] Step 1: Summary - What is the song about?[00:12:08] Step 2: Observer - Who is the main character of the song?[00:18:55] Step 3: Narration - Analyzing the storytelling craft.[00:21:53] Analyzing the scene told in the song.[00:27:30] The Change[00:29:35] Writing Techniques[00:32:32] Step 4: Gist - What is the message of the song?[00:34:57] What we've learned from “You Shouldn't Kiss Me Like This”[00:38:19] Song Exercise - The First KissLinks mentioned in this episode:You Shouldn't Kiss Me Like This lyrics © Tokeco TunesFinding Topics to Write about by Looking at Universal Human Values“Rumor” by Lee Brice – Using Multiple Love Story ConventionsA Songwriter's Six Best Friends - ADVANCED: The Story Grid Diorama Model“Shut Up and Kiss Me” by Mary Chapin Carpenter – Avoiding Contradictions in LyricsDevelop your Lyric's Verses by Using Progressive ComplicationsEvery Character WANTS something. But how do you figure out WHAT that is?To get your free gift: Uncover Irresistible Lyric Ideas go to lyrics.storiesinsongs.comTag me on Facebook: @LyricArtistsTag me on Instagram: @stories.in.songsSupport the show

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‘El amor maduro en la literatura'. Especial de Patricia del Río sobre los amores otoñales. En esta oportunidad, conversa con la escritora, poeta y guionista, Giovanna Pollarolo, autora del libro de relatos cortos ‘Matusalén' (Cocodrilo ediciones, 2022). Historias de mujeres que enfrentan los miedos de la madurez, la vejez, y solo les queda esperar el final de su vida. La psicóloga clínica y educativa, Rachel Watson, explica cómo viven su sexualidad las personas adultas mayores. El periodista Diego Pajares recomienda las películas ‘El amor tiene dos caras' (‘The mirror has two faces''), con Barbra Streisand y Jeff Bridges; ‘Los puentes de Madison county', con Meryl Streep y Cleant Eastwood; y ‘Alguien tiene que ceder', con Jack Nicholson y Diane Keaton. Mientras que el crítico literario y gerente de la librería ‘Escena libre', nos introduce al mundo de las novelas ‘Lo bello y lo triste', de Yasunari Kawabata; ‘En nombre de la tierra', de Vergilio Ferreira; ‘Los besos', de Manuel Vilas; y ‘Verano', de John M. Coetzee. Recrean el programa pasajes de una entrevista a Gabriel García Márquez, sobre ‘El amor en los tiempos del cólera', y una escena de ‘El Quijote', de Mi novela favorita. Las canciones relacionadas con este tema son: ‘Tan joven y tan viejo', de Joaquín Sabina; ‘Quijote', de Julio Iglesias; ‘Viejos amores', de Monsieur Periné; ‘Hay amores', por Shakira; ‘Don't let the old man', por Toby Keith; ‘And so it goes', de Billy Joel; y ‘Canción de los viejos amantes', de Isa Burnau. Conducción: Patricia del Río ||| Producción: Amelia Villanueva ||| Edición de audio: Andrés Rodríguez ||| Episodio 23 – Tercera temporada

Sarah's phone is going crazy, Britney Spears is back on Instagram, Chris Stapleton has Covid-19, the most important festivals, Toby Keith has cancer, an update on a local shark attack, the FDA wants to make cigarettes less addictive, JUUL e-cigarettes are getting banned, a new device can tell if you're watching porn, and don't pee in the pool!

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Shout out to fellow Okie and super Sooner fan Toby Keith, who announced his battle with cancer earlier this week. This seems like the perfect reason to talk about Toby's song "As Good as I Once Was" and the success lessons that we can glean from it. A lifelong pursuit of success, competing with yourself (not anyone else) and how to add Kobe Bryant's Mamba mentality to your pursuit of excellence. Let's talk about it! It's Saturday, I'm in the office, this is the #SaturdayMorningHustle. The podcast is for anyone willing to come in early, stay late or hustle on the weekend to be successful. https://bit.ly/SubscribeSMH. The #SaturdayMorningHustle + #EntrepreneurAF + #CoffeeAndDonuts ☕️ &

No, she's not. But she has a HOME COLLECTION coming. Toby Keith reveals some scary health news. Carly lets fans raid her closet. Lainey joins the Yellowstone cast. Thomas Rhett reveals the 2 of his kids he would allow to tour with him.

Dog in gorilla cage // Purchase Power // Temperature in San Fernando Valley// Country Music//Jack and Coke // Toby Keith Music/Yellowstone Flooding

Glenn's trips to Subway and the gas station reminded him just how “great” the Biden economy is. Meanwhile, the Russian ruble is one of the only currencies doing well. Glenn and Stu review the latest Supreme Court rulings and what's still to come. The Founding Fathers made a crucial mistake that Congress is exploiting. A Google employee is warning that its A.I. has become sentient. Country music star Toby Keith has cancer. Is Aaron Rodgers' girlfriend a witch? Glenn can't take it any more, as the White House insists the economy is strong. A Biden official claims the market is “driving” the green transition, but Glenn wouldn't call it the “free” market: It's ESG. A new chart reveals how Biden's “Putin's price hike” excuse is a lie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode… Britney Spears gets married in a trashy wedding, Justin Bieber's face is paralyzed, AI is becoming sentient (00:18:20), gun control bill + inflation update, Reefer Madness is coming back to the mainstream media, new technology lets you create sperm and eggs from a person's skin (00:38:40), man in Wales beats a horse in long distance race (00:50:10), trash cans in Sweden will talk dirty to you, woman wins millions from Geico after contracting HPV in the back of a Hyundai Genesis (00:58:50) (00:00:00) - Timestamps Cup of Coffee in the Big Time (00:05:50) - Fun Fact: Jurassic World Dominion is getting screwed by the critics (00:08:25) - Toby Keith has stomach cancer and RIP to the Marines that died in CA (00:09:30) - Britney Spears gets married and her ex gets charged with trespassing at wedding (00:11:50) - Weekend sports update (00:16:20) - Justin Bieber's face is not looking good due to Ramsey Hunt Syndrome (00:18:20) - Google suspends engineer for leaking their AI Lambda became sentient (00:22:10) - Political update: Gun control Bill & Inflation Update (00:26:25) - Cream of the Crop: “Reefer Madness” is coming back to the U.S. and mainstream media The Future Of Reproduction (00:38:40) - New technology called IVG could allow you to have a baby with any celebrity by stealing a piece of their skin TikTok International Moment (00:50:10) - Wales - A man finally beats a horse in a race of 22.5 miles (00:54:55) - Sweden - New trash cans will talk dirty to you as reward for throwing your rubbish away Legal Insanity (00:58:50) - Woman is going to win millions against GEICO for contracting HPV in the back of a 2014 Hyundai Genesis These stories, and much more, brought to you by our incredible sponsors: Black Buffalo - It's 2022. Are you still dipping traditional tobacco or those white portion things? If so and you're 21, it's time to get with Black Buffalo. It's everything you love about dipping, just without the actual tobacco leaf or stem. Head to BlackBuffalo.com and use promo code HARDFACTOR at checkout for 25% off your first order. Upside - “Check In” at the business, pay as-usual with a credit or debit card and get paid! Download the FREE Upside App and use promo code hardfactor to get $5 or more cash back on your first purchase of $10 or more. Go to store.hardfactor.com and patreon.com/hardfactor to support the pod with incredible merch and bonus podcasts Leave us a Voicemail at 512-270-1480, send us a voice memo to hardfactorvoicemail@gmail.com, and/or leave a 5-Star review on Apple Podcasts to hear it on Friday's show Other Places to Listen: Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Lots More... Watch Full Episodes on YouTube Follow @HardFactorNews on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hard-factor/support

 6/13 Hour 4   3:00 Jurrasic Park's huge opening 10:00 Toby Keith's cancer 24:00 Previewing the Purple Heart 34:00 Squirrel Calls in

MONDAY HR 4 Legal with Jeff Kaufman. Russ and Jeff super nerd out over Shazam and Superman. Jeff offers advice on the legal system. Celebrity Health watch - Justin Bieber, Ozzy Osbourne and Toby Keith. To The Top with Carlos - Talk to people. Apology to Justin.

Toby Keith and Justin Bieber reveal health diagnoses, Donna finished Candy, Matt is loving I Love That For You, COPCK....

Mattman got into a confrontation this weekend that seems to be happening to people a lot these days, over a pretty "in demand" item Fat Boy hides things in stores, why? Headlines with Toby Keith announcing he has stomach cancer

The show OPEN... weddings... the Ravine... Toby Keith... and Puddle of Mudd!

We caught up on some stories from the weekend. Toby Keith and Justin Bieber health news, Kenny Loggins v Garth Brooks lawsuit, Tom Cruise relationship ending, and comparing Katie Holmes to Kim Kardashian. Also go to OmahaSteaks.com and enter "Pat and JT" in the search box to unlock some crazy Father's Day savings on the "Dads Want Steak Pack" Welcome to our new podcast partner Centris Federal Credit Union!Get our email newsletter! --> HEREYou can rep our show! Buy some Pat and JT Podcast swag HERE!Subscribe, rate, and review our podcast wherever you get your podcasts so you don't miss an episode! Also follow up on Facebook, Twitter, and InstagramA Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today on the Good Day Download: A father had his late-daughter's fiancé charged with littering over gravesite flowers. We discuss. Other news includes: Toby Keith and Justin Bieber's health issues, Reese Witherspoon's hairdryer-on-the-go routine, the Senate's gun proposal, and so much more. It's all available in today's Good Day Download. Get more information on GoodDayShow.com. Follow us on social media. Facebook & Instagram - @GoodDayRadioShowTwitter - @GoodDayOnAir

AP entertainment correspondent Oscar Wells Gabriel reports on Toby Keith Cancer. Longer version of intro wrap.

KGMI's Dianna Hawryluk and Adam Smith chat about Toby Keith's battle with cancer and a news outlet pondering the end of editorials.

Ozzy to undergo a neck surgery today that will determine the rest of his life...Toby Keith has stomach cancer and Justin Bieber had one side of his face paralyzed by a rare condition!

The top 5 country songs of the week, Toby Keith has announced he has stomach cancer, a majority of Americans like being called “cheap,” Britney Spear's ex-husband brought a knife to the wedding he tried to crash, Rebel Wilson was … Continue reading → The post Monday, June 13, 2022 appeared first on New Country 92.1 The Frog.

Dean Richards, entertainment reporter for WGN, joined Bob Sirott to provide the latest news in entertainment. Dean talked about what you can see at Graceland, the new ‘Elvis’ biopic, and his interview with Tom Hanks. He also talked about Jennifer Hudson’s big night at the Tony Awards, Toby Keith’s cancer diagnosis, and Amber Heard’s TV […]

AP entertainment correspondent Oscar Wells Gabriel reports on Toby Keith Cancer

Chris was fortunate enough to hold a game-used Babe Ruth bat during his tour at the Louisville Slugger factory but might have to alter his travel plans due to a diesel shortage in the Northeast. Nick is excited that he and his wife picked a location for their first no-kids trip in a while. He also has some BIG news that he can't give too many details about at the moment. John went to a very special graduation for one of his wife's favorite students but had to give some hard news to his boss. We discuss interesting beverages we've had recently including a spicy Mexican lager from Sun King Brewing in Indianapolis, a multitude of Mexican lagers for Nick, and an interesting sweet potato ale from Fitzhugh. Each of us then gives our personal theme song. John tells a story about going to Fenway and sitting in front of the Boston version of the Sandlot kids. Then he hits us with a dad joke. Finally, he discusses the sometimes sticky situation when you are trying to balance being the child of your parents but the parent of your child. The featured beer style this week is the blood orange IPAs, and we taste the phenomenal Bloodwork Orange from Austin Beerworks.  As always, thank you for listening.

In this episode, Jay and Scott discuss the history of "The Little Drummer Boy" and also go deep into the Bing Crosby/David Bowie duet. They even dig up obscure versions of the song by Ringo Starr, Jimi Hendrix, and more. Check out the hilarious Saturday Night Live spoof of the Crosby/Bowie duet with Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly. Versions of the song played in this episode: Julie Andrews Patapan (1975) Trapp Family Singers (1951) Jack Holloran Singers (1957) Harry Simone Chorale (1958) Bing Crosby and David Bowie (1977) Perry Como (1968) Jimi Hendrix (1969) Ray Charles (1985) Ringo Starr (1999) The Kings Singers (2013) Leslie Odom Jr. feat. Mzansi Youth Choir (2020) Hip-hop version by Lauryn Hill (1999) Jazz version by Dave Koz (2001) Country version by Toby Keith (2007) Jamaican Drummer Boy (Reggae version) by Shaggy (2011) Punk version by Sean Quigley (2011) Ska version by Reel Big Fish (2014) Acoustic version by Justin Gambino (2015) Chiptune version by Sara Lopez (2018) Metal version by Ben Dixon (2019) African Tribal Style by Alex Boye ft. Genesis Choir 2015

Terri interviews Joe Nichols on the 20th anniversary of his debut song "The Impossible."  Joe had just released a new album called "A Good Day For Living."  The album includes a duet with Blake Shelton.  Joe & Blake were signed to the same record label in the 90s.  Over the years, Joe has toured with Alan Jackson and Toby Keith.  Lots of great stories covering a great 20-year career! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Final Episode of Bubba Season 1, and what else could we have chosen? Who else could we have closed out with than the undeniable but very hateable Toby Keith. TK is a firebrand, a political nightmare, and an expert songwriter. SBAC is his masterpiece. This episode discusses toxic masculinity, Old Hollywood, love, sex, whore houses, and relives a great moment in wellRED history. This is a fire season finale and a great way to let you all know we will bringing even more heat next season. See yuns soon! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kathleen opens the show drinking a Raygun IPA from Backpocket Brewing in Coralville, IA. She talks about the highlights of her weekend in Iowa City, Des Moines, and Kansas City including meeting Justin Bieber's Tour Manager at the hotel in Des Moines and shopping at her favorite Raygun store. She then reviews her Kansas City Sunday lunch at the downtown Arthur Bryant's location in Kansas City.“GOOD BAD FOOD”: In her quest for new and delicious not-so-nutritious junk food AND in continuing her search for the best Ranch, Kathleen samples Better Made's Special Salt & Vinegar chips, which she rates a B+ and loves the vinegar content. She moves on to try Hidden Valley Ranch Secret Sauce, which is sweet and tangy, and she thinks would be fantastic on chicken fingers. She finishes her tasting with Iowa's own Brown Dog's Farm Habanero Peach hot sauce, which scorches her mouth and makes her laugh out loud. QUEEN'S COURT: Kathleen read an article where Queen Stevie Nicks announces that the person with whom is her “favorite person to sing with” is Natalie Maines from The Chicks (The Dixie Chicks). The two artists first crossed in 2002 when The Chicks covered Fleetwood Mac's ‘Landslide', and they eventually had the chance to perform it together, which was an unforgettable moment for Nicks.UPDATES: Kathleen gives updates on the oldest person in the world, and the status of Anna Delvey's deportation fight.“HOLY SHIT THEY FOUND IT”: Kathleen is amazed to read about the discovery of a 1,500-year-old knife once owned by a Norwegian reindeer hunter, and a 12,500-year-old sphinx in Pakistan. KINDERGARTEN HAPPY HOUR: Kathleen laughs out loud when reading an article about a Michigan Kindergarten class who accidentally consumed tequila during snack time. One of the kids brought a bottle of ready-to-drink Jose Cuervo margaritas in her backpack, and several students drank it. One kindergartner "felt woozy" and a "little dizzy" after having four or five sips from a Dixie cup, which prompted the teachers to investigate.CNN PLUS FOLDS AFTER ONE MONTH: Kathleen can't believe it when she reads an announcement that CNN's news app CNN Plus is folding after only 1 month of activity. CNN+ was launched on 29 March in an attempt to bring in revenues from news streaming subscriptions, and even though the company spent as much as $300m on developing the service it got off to a slow start, attracting just 10,000 viewers a day, according to reports.Kathleen reads the list of contributors from news reporters to celebrity chefs, stating that the only “food” show that she watches religiously is Trisha Yearwood's “Trisha's Southern Kitchen.” NETFLIX STOCK PLUNGES AFTER SUBSCRIBER PURGE: Kathleen laughs when reading an article advising that Netflix stock has plunged 35% after announcing that password sharing on accounts was no longer going to be tolerated. She wonders aloud that “didn't they KNOW we were sharing accounts?” Netflix said it expected to lose two million global subscribers in the current quarter.ELON BUYS TWITTER AND PLANS TO COLONIZE MARS: Kathleen is fascinated by Elon Musk's business moves, and is thrilled to read that he has successfully become the majority shareholder of Twitter. With some of his remaining riches, he's planning to colonize Mars, warning that life on that planet will be dangerous, cramped, and difficult. MEET THE WORLD'S OLDEST DOG: Kathleen is amused to read that the world's oldest living dog is a chihuahua named Toby Keith. TIKTOK CHILDREN VS DOLLAR GENERAL: Kathleen applauds reading an article about a Dollar General manager named Mary who created a viral video detailing the difficulties involved in running one of their stores.WHAT TO WATCH THIS WEEK: Kathleen recommends watching “Basquait” on Amazon Prime. SEE KATHLEEN LIVE: See Kathleen live on her “Do You Have Any Ranch?” Tour. Tickets available at kathleenmadigan.com/tour See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.