Podcast appearances and mentions of tommy jordan

With as "out there" as Geggy Tah's music was, and as clever as their biggest hit "Whoever You Are" was, it would be easy to not take them seriously. The thing is, they were serious about being as creative as possible and seeing what music could be without any borders. The duo of Tommy Jordan and Greg Kurstin produced three albums in the mid 90s that explored songs as if they were found art projects, mixing in whatever instrument or genre worked. After the band ended, Greg went on to form The Bird and the Bee and then became one of the biggest producers in the world while Tommy continued to do his own thing. Here's the story of one of the most delightfully weird bands of the decade!  www.patreon.com/c/thehustlepod

Pro Football Ireland returns for 2024 with a stellar guest. Brett Favre is one of the best to ever do it. A legendary quarterback in the NFL who forged an unparalleled career marked by durability, resilience, and a penchant for thrilling plays. Rising to prominence with the Green Bay Packers, Favre's 16-year tenure there saw him become a Super Bowl champion, three-time MVP, and a record-holder for consecutive starts by a quarterback. Favre's magnetic personality and blue-collar work ethic endeared him to fans across the league, even as he later played for the New York Jets and Minnesota Vikings, continuing to break records and captivate audiences until his retirement in 2010, leaving an indelible mark on the sport. This week, Favre joins us on the Pro Football Ireland podcast where he talks about his career, his affinity to Ireland, Father Tommy and much more.Thank you for listening. Please consider subscribing and following us all the way to New Orleans in 2025!

Tune in to the latest episode of AthCast Music where Marlene and Joe sit down for a chat with Athens music legends, William Tonks and Tommy Jordan. With a musical camaraderie that has flourished over 15 years, their story begins in a Boy Scout Troop. Join us as we uncork the tales behind their extensive discography, experience in the Athens music scene and enjoy a couple beers.Hosted by Marlene Stewart and Joe Hill.Thanks again to Mr. Tonks and Mr. Jordan for joining us this episode. Learn more about them at https://www.mrjordanmrtonks.com.

In the season 3 premiere of The Call of the Void, a year has passed since Etsy has left New Orleans. In this episode, Topher follows a dangerous new lead, Simone does science, and two guys on the night-shift have vending machine problems. Written and Produced by Josie Eli Herman & Michael Alan Herman. Directed by Josie Eli Herman. If you enjoyed our show and thought it was worth the price of a cup of coffee, please throw us a buck at: www.acornartsandentertainment.com/thevoid . We have perks and merch! This episode features the song, “Southside York” by Tommy Jordan, Feat. Dani Ross. Thanks for sharing this song with us, Tommy! Please check out his music at: https://tommyjordan.bandcamp.com/ and https://open.spotify.com/artist/0PEKbUpbrwM2A4GtBXfKNU?si=v2xnPyDiQXWekSNdd4whNQ&nd=1 Closing Credit Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio, CC Attribution License. This episode stars (in order of appearance): Josie Eli Herman as Etsy Delmen Jonathan Davidson as Jonah Michael Alan Herman as Topher Sommers Tim Pollack as Leroy Benjamin Dan Johnson as Officer Mason Amanda Buchalter as Simone Sommers Annie Dilworth as Fargo Kaminski Allison Megroet as Dani Parker Jeffrey Shawn Miller as Professor Fulton Josh Weber as Eli Cohen Emily Betz as Riley Nick Casella as Fry Mark Ujik as Gibby Paul Lapczynski as the Murphy's Bartender Callie Bussell as Tera Grace Reinhart And featuring Georgie the Cat as Martin Brody. A transcript for this episode is available on our website at: https://www.acornartsandentertainment.com/cotv-episodes This show features conversations about suicidal thoughts. If you or a loved one is struggling with mental health or thoughts of suicide, please contact the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at: 800-273-8255. Reach out to us at: Twitter: https://twitter.com/CallOfTheVoidP Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecallofthevoidpodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CalloftheVoidPodcast

In this week's episode we talk about the new `online safety bill` that is being pushed through parliament and has had two readings and is now most probably going to be put in place in the future. In this episode we discuss the bill and what it will mean for internet users in the UK as well as companies that are focused on encryption and privacy like telegram. In this episode we talk about the ethics of this bill to do with things like hate, scammers, misinformation and more. And is this online safety bill counter going to make it safer for people in the UK. Or will it be a tool for the state for authoritarianism to grow and to control the population now and also with future government? And as this is a UK libertarian podcast I have to raise the concerns of how this is going to effect are freedoms in the UK? I had a great time making this episode so I hope you enjoy it as much as I did making it :) (Love you all) Follow the Podcast - (https://www.instagram.com/regpodcast/?hl=en) Follow me Rory Jacobs (https://www.instagram.com/rory_jacobs_/?hl=en) Tommy's Instagram - (https://www.instagram.com/t.waterss/?hl=en) Jordan's Instagram - (https://www.instagram.com/jordwoodman_/?hl=en) The online safety bill explained here - (https://www.gov.uk/government/news/world-first-online-safety-laws-introduced-in-parliament) Bill in parliament - (https://bills.parliament.uk/bills/3137/stages) (01:36) - What is the online safety bill? (05:43) - Is this online safety bill good for UK citizens? (11:40) - Ofcom and how it will work with the internet (14:40) - Will the online safety bill ruin online internet use in the UK (15:38) - Will telegram not exist if the online safety bill become legislation (16:25) - Thoughts on Matt Hancock cheating on his wife and going on a podcast (19:23) - Will chats on Xbox,ps4 chats and messages be censored because of new online safety bill (20:40) - Scammers on the internet (24:48) - Brexit in the UK was bad? (29:28) - Why I am terrified of the online safety bill and Ofcom (29:55) - NHS 100K (37:40) - Joe Rogan and his guests (44:09) - What is the meaning of the internet? (45:36) -The will smith Chris Rock situation (55:29) - What the online safety bill will do to this podcast

In this podcast we talk about everything to do with weed. We dive into talking about the history of weed and then the progression of it being used as a material and then consumed. I explain the negative racist propaganda that was done to make weed seem like a bad substance. Talking about the specific time periods and people where this went on and how it is still in place today. Not only that, we talk about how weed compares to alcohol in how it affects your body and mind, citing specific statistics related to death by the two substances and how they compare with each other. We then go into talking about what weed actually does and can it be a helpful tool that can benefit your life in so many ways. Or is it an addictive substance that brings little to know value? I loved making this I found it so fun. I hope you did as well and if you did please consider sharing the podcast as it is one of the only ways the podcast grows :) Follow the Podcast - https://www.instagram.com/regpodcast/?hl=en Follow me - https://www.instagram.com/rory_jacobs_/?hl=en Tommy's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/t.waterss/?hl=en Jordan's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jordwoodman_/?hl=en (00:00) Introduction (01:55) - The history of weed (02:58) - The first recorded use of weed (15:15) - Why weed was thought to be a bad substance? (16:25) - How alcohol compares to weed (18:00) - tommy story being hospitalized with Covid (28:10) - Story of taking weed edibles (29:30) - Having a whitey on weed (32:10) - Being high listening to music (42:50) - The racist campaign that demonized weed (43:39)- The systemically racists word marijuana (44:40) - The racist propaganda against weed (49:36) - Diseases alcohol causes (51:31) - Positives of weed (56:40) - Making weed legal (01:09:43) - Can weed be used as a tool (01:13:20) - Lockdown in the UK (01:23:11) - My dream with the podcast (01:27:25) - Weed being a political neutral issue (01:35:30) - How many people smoke weed everyday? (01:38:05) - Getting caught with weed (01:47:44) - The difference between weed and edibles (01:50:33) - Who is bigger Joe Rogan or the Ellen show?

Basketball has been a prevalent theme in Tommy Jordan's life. After his college career he turned to social media and established a big following. He discusses the double edged sword the internet has turned into, the rewarding experiences with friends in college, the direction of the tech industry, and what lies ahead in his life.

Tommy's Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/yu-dive-deep/id1548535257 Thought Crunchies Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/thought-crunchies/id1536977412?uo=4 We play Slide Ride & Product Peril Time Stamps: 3:00: Guest Plug 6:00: A Brief History Of Japan Google Slides 20:20: Cool Magic Tricks I've Invented Google Slides 46:00: Product Peril 55:00: Wrap Up Music: Kevin Macleod Social Medias: Website: https://sammyssaga.wixsite.com/haha Gmail: sammyssaga@gmail.com Twitter: @SammyJi68913516 IG: @sammyssagacomedypodcast Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/tyhula Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=44622127&fan_landing=truee Listener Support: https://anchor.fm/sammy-jimenez/support Thank you for all the support! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sammy-jimenez/support

Tommy Jordan is a hip-hop artist, and I feel like he's much more that that. He does a great job of representing himself. so I'm not gonna say more. You know who, depending on who you ask, does a terrible job of representing himself? Me. This episode is full of disclosures I might regret someday. But, it's straight from the heart, and Tommy is a boss. So, please enjoy this fine contribution to podcastry.

I had a great time chatting it up with these two brilliant musicians. Tommy Jordan and William Tonks. They live to play and play to live! So much more to talk about but last night was a start.http://www.mrjordanmrtonks.com/

Episode Six, “Performance Review,” was written by Nicole Kimberling and produced by Tommy Jordan. Keith Curry’s Theme and Lauren’s theme were written and performed by Tommy Jordan.This week’s episode features the voices of:Ginn Hale, Ian EveryHope, Josh Lanyon, Laura Browne-Sorenson, Danielle Rose, Brendan Connor and Tommy Jordan.Addition featured music was: Mind of the Machine by Future Lab Rats and Skipping 7th Grade by CHRVNS

Episode Five, “Just Say No to Kraken,” was written by Nicole Kimberling and produced by Tommy Jordan.This week’s episode features the voices of: Dal Maclean, Ginn Hale, Ian EveryHope, Philipp Roser, Brendan Connor, Astrid Amara, and Tommy Jordan.Featured music is: OMG by Ricky Sprinkles, I Wish My Baby Was Born by East Coast Dave, Watts Hop by Future Lab Rats and Easy by Pascal

Episode Three: “Then She Feeds” was written by Nicole Kimberling and Tenea D. Johnson and produced by Tommy Jordan. It features the voices of Ginn Hale, Tommy Jordan, Tenea D. Johnson, Nicole Kimberling and Ian EveryHopeFeatured Music: is Jumper’s Theme, by Tenea D. Johnson, Runnin’ by Mr. and Mrs. Smith and So Extra by Tommy Jordan feat. Direwood.

This episode features the songs Cantina by The Second Hand Suits, I’m on Drugs by East Coast Dave and Who am I by Moongrass and SAY THAT I’M TRYING by Joji. "Lauren Proves Magic is Real!" was created by Nicole Kimberling and is a co-production of Tommy Jordan, Shepherd Boy Records and Blind Eye Books. Episode Two, “A Special Kind of Hell,” was written by Nicole Kimberling and produced by Tommy Jordan. It features the voices of: Ginn Hale, Ian EveryHope, Anthony Navarro, Spencer Reeves, Jake Wichrowski, Tommy Jordan, and Brendan Connor.

This episode features music by Infinite Third from their album, "Gladly" as well as the bespoke song, "Spider on My Face" by Joji and Nodalus from Motus. "Lauren Proves Magic is Real!" was created by Nicole Kimberling and is a co-production of Tommy Jordan, Shepherd Boy Records and Blind Eye Books. Episode One, “The Banana Thing,” was written by Nicole Kimberling and produced by Tommy Jordan. It features the voices of: Joji, Dal Maclean, Ginn Hale, Ian EveryHope, Tommy Jordan, Brendan Connor and Nicole Kimberling

Creator Nicole Kimberling and producer Tommy Jordan explain what it's all about

Cynthia Kahn interviews Canadian rapper Tommy Jordan aka Phaze.