Podcasts about trabants

Click here to send a text to Christian and DougOur guest reminds us to visit the annual event at the International Spy Museum in Washington DC where they have a yearly event called the Parade of Trabants. Listen to the end to hear what fun they have and be sure to check out the museum - https://www.spymuseum.org/past-events/17th-annual-parade-of-trabants/2023-11-04/#trabant #trabant601 #berlinwall  #carsloved #carcast #podcast #everycartellsastory #everycarhasaculture #toallthecarsivelovedbefore #carrestoration #coldwar #sovietunion #internationalspymuseum #spymuseumRemember to Follow/Subscribe and visit https://linktr.ee/carsloved to find all of our episodes and latest content.

Click here to send a text to Christian and DougAndrew is a close friend of the show and has no shortage of stories about cars. He became a huge fan of the Trabant 601 thanks to visiting his wife's birthplace is Iceland. Listen to the story of how Trabants became a popular rental and subsequent disposal at in Budapest, Hungary. #trabant #trabant601 #budapest #carsloved #carcast #podcast #everycartellsastory #everycarhasaculture #toallthecarsivelovedbeforeRemember to Follow/Subscribe and visit https://linktr.ee/carsloved to find all of our episodes and latest content.

Beth Riley and I chat with legendary guitarist Bob Berryhill of The Surfaris in The Green Room segment on this hour of Catching A Wave. Hear how "Surfer Joe" and "Wipe Out" came about as well as country music influences (and a song from Joe Maphis), surf influencing punk rock and more! We hear a tune from an album by Chuck Berry that's celebrating it's 60th anniversary in our Good Time Segment. Beth has a deep track from America's band The Beach Boys in her Surf's Up- Beth's Beach Boys Break and we drop a coin in the Jammin' James Jukebox to hear our selection of the week (The Atlantics from 1964). Plus, there's tracks from The Tremolo Beer Gut, The Jagaloons, The Midnight Callers, The Baron Four, Christian Love, The Bablooneys, Sun Bus, Culebra & Thee Evolution Surf School and Trabants!   Intro music bed: "Catch A Wave"- The Beach Boys   The Jagaloons- "Red Sunrise" The Tremolo Beer Gut- "Branded Dinosaur" The Midnight Callers- "Jumpin' Jack Flash" Trabants- "Mantra" Culebra & Thee Evolution Surf School- "Fictional Love"   Good Time segment: Chuck Berry 60th anniversary of St. Louis To Liverpool (1964) Chuck Berry- "Liverpool Drive"   Sun Bus- "Diablo Del Mar" The Babalooneys- "Sittin' On The Line"   Surf's Up- Beth's Beach Boys Break: The Beach Boys- "Cool, Cool Water" Follow "Surf's Up: Beth's Beach Boys Break" HERE   Christian Love- "Silhouette"   Green Room segment with Bob Berryhill of The Surfaris: The Surfaris- "Surfer Joe" Bob Berryhill on country influences Joe Maphis- "Hot Rod Guitar" Bob Berryhill on surf influence on punk and stories behind "Surfer Joe" and "Wipe Out" The Surfaris- "Wipe Out"   Jammin' James Jukebox selection of the week: The Atlantics- "War Of The Worlds"   The Baron Four- "You Need Me"   Outro music bed: Link Wray- "The Wild One"

April 10th birthday girl Beth Riley has a deep track from The Beach Boys in her Surf's Up: Beth's Beach Boys Break! Producer/musician Norbert Putnam talks about producing Jimmy Buffett's biggest hit (and one of the most popular songs of all time).  We play a track from our buddy Bruce Johnston from an album celebrating it's 60th anniversary this year in the Good Time Segment and we drop a coin in the Jammin' James Jukebox to hear our selection of the week (with a tie to another member of The Beach Boys too).  Plus, we've got rockers from Sys Malakian, The Tourmaliners, Perry Dear & The Deerstalkers, Susanna Hoffs, The Desolate Coast, Shoreline Dreamers, Dick Dale, Into The Soup, Trabants, The Foreign Films, Pollo Del Mar and Spooky Boys!   Intro music bed: "Catch A Wave"- The Beach Boys   Sys Malakian- "Surf 190" Shoreline Dreamers- "Liberty Bell" The Tourmaliners- "Starshine" Trabants- "Leaving Town" Susanna Hoffs- "Under My Thumb"   "Good Time" segment: Bruce Johnston 60th Anniversary of Surfin' 'Round The World (1963) Bruce Johnston- "Malibu"   Into The Soup- "Surfin' With Winkle" Spooky Boys- "Past Tense"   Surf's Up: Beth's Beach Boys Break: The Beach Boys- "I Just Got My Pay" Follow "Surf's Up: Beth's Beach Boys Break" HERE   The Foreign Films- "A Perfect Future" Pollo Del Mar- "Inner Sunset" Dick Dale & His Del-Tones- "Flashing Eyes" The Desolate Coast- "Dracutela"   Green Room segment: Norbert Putnam on working with Jimmy Buffett Jimmy Buffett- "Margaritaville"   Jammin' James Jukebox selection of the week: Chicago- "Baby, What A Big Surprise" (Carl Wilson on BGV's)   Perry Dear & The Deerstalkers- "Motorkonvoien '64"   Outro music bed: Eddie Angel- "Deuces Wild"      

    Best of the underground, week of Mar 15, 2023: Garage vs Folk Punk! Also: Experts in appreciation. Boiling sewage! (All podcasts are on www.hlycrp.com, and you can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.)

Richard's in an echoey room and Jonny has a question. Also in this episode, the new Honda HR-V, slipping clutches, how school proms help classic car maintenance, trying to get comfortable in an Audi R8 Spyder, a surprising gearlever, asking Ant Anstead for a deal on a Radford, choosing a Ford Crown Vic over an Aston Virage, late model Trabants, repairing a car with loyalty cards, disappointing looking engines, getting stressed looking at a Jag V12, Morette headlight conversions, getting annoying by pigeons, and predicting the future with Mystic Metcalfe. patreon.com/smithandsniff Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We Radio GDR hosts all agree on this simple truth - our favorite interviews are of you the listeners and members of the Facebook group. Jeff Myers joined the group in January of 2022 and has proceeded to post some of the most captivating photos of his trip to the GDR in 1987. From pictures of old East Berlin to Trabants to an eerie "teaching assistant" Stasi officer observing a class, Jeff's pictures tell a story of a trip he's never forgotten. Today an Associate professor at Wake Tech Community College and host of the Let's Talk Wake Tech Travel podcast, Jeff went to the GDR in 1987 as a study abroad participant at Salzburg College where he took a class on capitalism vs. communism. The trip to the GDR inspired his love of travel, and he's been to 54 countries including Cuba, Myanmar, China, Vietnam, and even North Korea in 2007. He has taken 23 trips with his students and teaches at his former study abroad college, Salzburg College, every summer. Join us as Jeff tells us about his trip behind the Berlin Wall.

Adam swears he met Fidel Castro in Montreal 25 years ago. But ever since, no one's believed him. Fortunately for Adam, the one person—one Canadian—who can prove his story is Jonathan Goldstein. Heavyweight returns with a full new season on September 30th. Credits This episode was produced by Stevie Lane, Kalila Holt, and Jonathan Goldstein. It was mixed by Catherine Anderson, with music by Trabants, Blue Dot Sessions, and Bobby Lord. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Adam swears he met Fidel Castro in Montreal 25 years ago. But ever since, no one's believed him. Fortunately for Adam, the one person—one Canadian—who can prove his story is Jonathan Goldstein. Heavyweight returns with a full new season on September 30th. Credits This episode was produced by Stevie Lane, Kalila Holt, and Jonathan Goldstein. It was mixed by Catherine Anderson, with music by Trabants, Blue Dot Sessions, and Bobby Lord. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

En este capítulo, junto a Carlos y Arturo, hablamos sobre el coleccionismo de Vinilos de U2 (comenzando a los 35:08), cuándo comenzaron a acumular vinilos, y sobre muchas historias, anécdotas, tips y recomendaciones para poder comenzar tu propia colección. Tornamesas, audífonos vs parlantes, primeras ediciones vs remasterizados, dónde comprar, sus vinilos más preciado y mucho más. Como siempre, mucha conversación random, incluyendo: CHAYANNE, Coldplay, Inhaler (la banda del hijo de Bono), historias de emprendimiento colegial, cómo manejar Trabants en Alemania, cuando conversamos con Bono en Tulsa, como funcionan los bootlegs en vivo en vinilo También aprovechamos de repasar las últimas noticias: Bono en Sing 2 (02:00) Últimos videos en Youtube (9:42) La Eurocopa y "We Are The People" (14:43) 28 años de Zooropa (23:02) Vinilos de "Fire" y "Elevation" en Record Store Day (29:52) Suscríbanse al podcast y compartan esta interesante conversación. Sígannos en Facebook.com/u2Chile.net, en Twitter e Instagram @u2chile y en nuestro sitio web U2Chile.net. Buena onda!

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Brandon and Sarah talk about their choices for top 5 (or so) songs, some of the history and drama behind the songs and videos, and as usual, they embark on some interesting tangents.UB40 - “Red, Red Wine”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXt56MB-3vcUlfulz - “Wasurechimae - omoidase”https://youtu.be/4hz_RZV4Z9Y Van Morrison - “Into the Mystic”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6r2P4W9YogWeen - “Happy Colored Marbles”https://youtu.be/p4MnPORRfxw U2 - “Mysterious Ways”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxcDTUMLQJIU2 - “One”https://youtu.be/JFWPeVfWB9oThree music videos were created for "One" by U2. The first, directed by Anton Corbijn, was filmed in Berlin and features the band members performing at Hansa Studios interspersed with footage of Trabants (an East German automobile they became fond of as a symbol for a changing Europe) and shots of them dressed in drag. However, the band pulled the video, fearing the single's status as an AIDS benefit would result in critics finding AIDS-related interpretations of the video.Peter Gabriel - “I Grieve”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQ3wpjdYMqk Deftones - “Minerva”https://youtu.be/mLa0-sQg1YMFartbart Albumhttps://youtu.be/EORf0IvEXKo Cranberries - “Linger”https://youtu.be/G6Kspj3OO0s

Until now, only 127 professions in Cuba were allowed to have an element of private participation to them. The rest were controlled and administered by the government; that figure will be raised to more than 2,000 professions; we hear more from Will Grant, the BBC's Cuba Correspondent. Sales of classic cars have not crashed despite the pandemic, with people buying Morris Minors, Ford Capris and even Trabants and Ladas. We speak to John Mayhead, editor of Haggerty's Price Guide and Kiril Vitanov, a Bulgarian man living in Cambridge who drives a Russian Volga M21, the same kind of car owned by astronaut Yuri Gagarin. Spanish farmers have condemned the central government's move to declare the Iberian wolf a protected species and farmers are extremely angry, many claiming that romantic city-dweller notions of wolves in the moonlight are at odds with the reality farmers face of potential threats to livestock; we speak to the BBC's Madrid correspondent, Guy Hedgecoe. Plus, we hear from Mariana Mazzucato, a high-profile economist noted for her advocacy for more active state involvement in the economy. She's calling on governments to solve some of our most pressing problems by taking inspiration from the mission-driven methods of the Apollo project.

Live Performance by Trabants

Roland Schulze war vier Jahrzehnte im Automobilbau der DDR tätig, zuletzt in leitender Funktion im VEB Sachsenring in Zwickau. Er erinnert sich an die Anfänge der Entwicklung des Trabants, die Unzufriedenheit seiner Konstrukteure und die Wendezeit in Sachsens Fahrzeugindustrie.

It’s the summer of 1953, and, across East Germany, angry people take to the streets. This isn’t a polite street protest. This is a furious, red flag ripping, police beating, office burning rampage. The crowds demand: - better living conditions; - the reunification of Germany; and - free elections. Instead, they would get: - Trabants; - the Berlin Wall; and - another 35 years of hardline Communist government. Could the 17 June 1953 uprising have ever been successful at bringing down Soviet-dominated eastern Europe? Or were the people’s protests doomed to fail before they even started? Do you like the podcast?Please rate or review the podcast and share it with friends. On iTunes, this takes a couple of steps but it is the best way to help me reach a wider audience. 1. Search for Vaguely Interesting History on the Podcast app. 2. Tap the podcast artwork under the Podcasts heading (the red and white logo). 3. Tap reviews and leave a star rating or, even better, add a review as well! Music credits The theme music is Newsroom by Riot. The other music featured in this episode was Cylinder Seven and The Life and Death of a Certain K. Zabriskie, Patriarch, both by Chris Zabriskie and Sunset by Kai Engel. All tracks are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).

Robert Dunn of Aging Wheels we talk communism, Trabants, a great answer to the hardest food to eat while driving, being a youtube creator, and much more https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1lIHn3KlcJimyxsVugP4uw

Winter and Trabants "Just Stay" Written by Eric Penna and Samira Winter Produced, Recorded and Mixes by Eric Penna Mastered by Nick Zampiello Art by Beatriz Perini WATCH THE VIDEO: https://youtu.be/PvzV470tA9g

Shrunken Head Lounge Surf Radio Show Running Time: 29 minutes 30 seconds Trabants 1. Trabants - And The Morning After (2:43)2. Trabants - El Dorado (2:37)3. Trabants - St. Petersburg Shake (2:08)4. Trabants - Berlusconi Shake (1:54)5. Trabants - Cinecitta '65 (2:54)6. Trabants - Highwire Walking (1:53)7. Trabants - Maui (2:40)8. Trabants - Zubrowka (2:32)9. Trabants - Swampscott Stomp (2:01)10. Trabants - El Dorado (live) (2:09)    

Liebe Menschen, meine Freunde! Hier bin ich wieder und begleite Sie in den unendlichen Weiten zwischen Wien und Strasshof und dem traurigen Rest des Universums auf ihrem Weg zum Massel. Heute gibt es wieder eine politische Bildungssendung, wie sie ein jeder mündige Wahlbürger sie zumindest einmal in der Woche über sich ergehen lassen sollte, damit er weiss, dass er nix versäumt, wenn er sich nicht für Politik interessiert und statt wählen zugehen, lieber so wie ich Schlammcatchen und Oben-Ohne-Golfen schaut oder singt und bläst, wie Rudi Carell. Heute erzähle ich Ihnen, wie Sie gleichzeitig die Wirtschaft fördern können und trotzdem die Umwelt schonen. Machen Sie es wie ich: Ich hab mir ein neues Auto gekauft. Was sag ich Auto, eine Limousine. Ich möcht' hier keine Schleichwerbung machen, aber es ist von der Firma, die auf der Motorhaube dreizackige Fadenkreuze zur Zielerfassung von über Zebrastreifen streunenden Fußgängern montiert. Sie können nicht verstehen, wie ich mit so einer Dreckschleuder der Umwelt nutzen will? Dazu kommen wir gleich. Auf dem fabriksneuen Stück prangten bereits jede Menge hilfreiche Vignetten, so dass man fast nicht mehr aus dem Fenster sieht: Solche die die Umwelt schützen, Umweltplakette von München, oder mich vor Knöllchen, wie das Sportabzeichens der Münchner Polizei Sportverbandes, wenn´s nix nutzt, dann schadet es nicht. Dann noch die Blutgruppen und Organspendeverfügungen jedes einzelnen der sechs möglichen Insassen. Vor allem aber, und das schützt sowohl die Umwelt als auch den Kapitalismus überhaupt, das schöne Stück beinhaltet für den zugegebener Maßen exorbitanten Preis ein lebenslängliches Emissionszertifikat. Wie Sie als politisch gebildeter Bürger ja wissen, zumindest aber wissen sollten, zahlen wir noch nix für die Luft, die wir atmen, wenigsten einatmen, aber dank des Kyotoprotokolls für die, die wir ausatmen, denn die enthält das fürchterlich gefährliche Kohlendioxid, wie es auch im Bier und im Sekt vorkommt. Für jedes Gramm CO2 wird gelöhnt. Gut, dass ich dank der eingebauten Hi-Tec Plakette lebenslänglich Autofahren und ausatmen darf. Das Stück ist eine Meisterleistung der deutschen Umwelttechnik Hochglänzend und witterungsbeständig. In jedem Moment kann man alle relevanten Messdaten von einem Server der UNO abrufen. Zu diesem Zweck findet sich auf der Plakette eine Webadresse und ein sogenannter QR code, diese zwei dimensionalen Barcodes von denen Sie noch nie gewusst haben, wozu Sie gut wären. Aber ich, ich weiß das. Und weil ich ein Menschenfreund bin, verrate ich es auch Ihnen. Weil ich als überzeugter Europäer nicht nur die Deutsche Autoindustrie fördere, sondern als vorbehaltloser Verfechter der Globalisierung auch die chinesisichen Handyhersteller, habe ich mir vor kurzem nämlich auch ein niggelnagelneues Android – Handy gekauft. Front und Back Kamera mit je 12 Megapixel. 7 Zoll AMOLED Multitouchscreen, Ein bisserl unhandlich, drum trag ich das gute Stück immer wie eine Känguruhmamma im Latz meiner Lederhose.Macht echt was her. Schließlich bin ich auch bekennender, gar enthusiastischer Ösi. Mit einer der Kameras habe ich diesen QR Code fotografiert, und wurde schwupps die wupps, über UMTS und/oder WLAN, mit der Internetrate von ALDItalk, mit den geheimen Server der Illuminati im Vatikan verbunden. Auf der dortigen Webseite findet man alles, was man wissen will. Sofort stachen mir mehrere verfassungsfeindliche Symbole, das Bild eines prähistorischen Trabants mit Storchennest am Dach, Leonid und Erich beim Oralsex und Kati Witt und Simone Thomalla beim gemeinsamen Duschen ins Augen. Trotz des kontraststarken, 7 Zoll AMOLED Displays konnte ich die schriftlichen Daten, wegen meiner fortschreitenden Altersweitsichtigkeit nur schwer entziffern. Aber dank modernster Text-To-Speech Technologie des Logix Kombinats Leipzig kann man sich das auch vorlesen lassen. Trotz der automatisierten akustischen Umsetzung verzichten die Umwelthüter dabei nicht auf eine erotisch rauchige Stimme und einen sympatisch regionalen Tonfall. Tags: Kyotoprotokoll, Emmissionszertifikat, Erich und Leonid beim Oralsex, Kati Witt mit Simone Thomalla unter der Dusche