Podcast appearances and mentions of urban tribes

Today Cierra dives into the art of loneliness and the necessity of Weak Ties. As a concept from the book of The Defining Decade; Twenty-Somethings may not have as much time to waste, especially with their Urban Tribe. In other words, authenticity requires personal belonging and our world is designed for Group Thinking.

We are back, and after the last episode where we spent our time in New Jersey, we are popping over the Atlantic to Manchester circa 1980. For this episode of MSG10 we have author, podcast host, and once drummer with The Fall, PAUL HANLEY. We discuss bands he saw at the legendary Rafters (and Fagins) venue in Manchester at the start of the 80s. And before you mention it, yes there are ten songs. And he also picked two by The Fall. We discuss Urban Tribes, The Fall going to gigs together, Nico looking for a (tape?), Manchester taking itself very seriously, being an occasional Goth, and much more. THE BEST WAY TO LISTEN IS FOR FREE WITH ALL THE DISCUSSED SONGS OVER AT https://www.mixcloud.com/tempfans/ (https://www.mixcloud.com/tempfans/) and there are also options to support us over there as well. Please also check out our other podcast at www.tempfans.com including our 6 episode run on The Fall, and Paul's guest slot on two episodes discussing Arthur Lee's Love There is a Spotify playlist (though it is one song short due to their catalogue) if you want it. https://sptfy.com/MSG10RAFTERS (https://sptfy.com/MSG10RAFTERS) Also please leave a review somewhere, anywhere, for new pods it is VERY VERY helpful, thanks. Paul currently plays with Brix and the Extricated https://www.brixandtheextricated.com/ (https://www.brixandtheextricated.com/) and you can buy his books from the publisher http://www.route-online.com/authors/paul-hanley.html (http://www.route-online.com/authors/paul-hanley.html) The Fall podcast he hosts with his brother Steve is at https://shows.acast.com/oh-brother (https://shows.acast.com/oh-brother) All theme music and background music from the wonderful Jonathan Fisher, and you can check out more of his Low-Fi, Krautrock, Post Punk, Synth Pop at his bandcamp at https://jonathanfisher.bandcamp.com/ (https://jonathanfisher.bandcamp.com/) THIS IS A TEMPFANS PRODUCTION Support this podcast

With tracks from Dreams, DJ Krush, J M S Khosah, Funkineven, Theo Parrish, Deenamic, Ideograma, KMFH, Urban Tribe and Kyle Hall. For complete tracklist visit: https://individualactiviti.es Follow i-94 here: https://soundcloud.com/interstatenuevecuatro

Da die Uhren im Balkan anders ticken, startet URBAN TRIBES erst Anfang März  ins neue Jahr. In der heutigen Episode hört ihr mich mit Leepa und unserem Heizstrahler in gemütlicher Dreisamkeit um die Wette frieren und über unsere Drogenerfahrungen, Männer und Selbstwert philosophieren. 

Writer Ethan Watters joins Marcia Franklin to discuss the themes in his book, Urban Tribes, which looks at the ways in which young, unmarried Americans create their own sense of family. Ethan Watters has written about psychiatry and social psychology for 20 years. He has also taught writing at Berkeley, Stanford, and California College of the Arts. In 1994 he co-founded the San Francisco Writers' Grotto. In addition to several books, he's written about social trends for publications from Esquire to the New York Times Magazine, among other national and regional publications. He has also created pieces for Public Radio International's This American Life. Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast and visit the Dialogue website for more conversations that matter!  Originally Aired: 12/18/2008 The interview is part of Dialogue’s series, "Conversations from the Sun Valley Writers' Conference," and was taped at the 2008 conference. Since 1995, the conference has been bringing together some of the world’s most well-known and illuminating authors to discuss literature and life.

Das toxischste Spin Off seit es Podcasts gibt - diesmal auch noch süffig. Greeny und ich beantworten einander leicht alkoholisiert leicht freizügige Fragen. Mehr Konzept haben wir nicht. Man darf plump sein wenn man süß ist. 

In der heutigen Urban Tribes Folge spreche ich mit Finch Asozial über Kunst in Krisenzeiten und sein so genanntes verlorenes Jahr.  Außerdem diskutieren wir das Influencer Dasein und die heutige Internetkultur, damit ihr lernen könnt, was Memes mit der Interviewfreudigkeit von Künstlern zutun haben und weshalb Finch Travel Influencer vorm Hoteleingang stehen lassen würde. 

Wisst ihr wer wirklich keinen love advice geben sollte? Greeny und ich. Genau deswegen mischen wir jetzt jeden Monat unseren Hirnschmalz unter das sexualethisch desorientierte Volk und lassen Euch an der geistigen Verwirrung teilhaben, die die Dating Welt auch bei uns hinterlassen hat. Jeden zweiten Sonntag des Monats plaudern Greeny und ich bei URBAN TRIBES unter dem Namen Toxiccity aus dem Nähkästchen und versuchen herauszufinden, wie Zeitgeist, Großstadtleben und Gesellschaft darauf Einfluss nehmen, wie und wieso wir lieben.

Terrell Woods a.k.a Carnage The Executioner stops by and gives a review of the vegan cheezeburger from Trio in Minneapolis, thoughts about voting, a discussion about Prince's "Erotic City," and so much more. I am so thankful, grateful, and touched by your well-wishes, prayers, and generosity. It is a huge reason why I am healing so well. Thank you! If you'd like to chip in and help me out here's the link. https://www.gofundme.com/f/rick-ausland This episode features the beatbox track that Andy Ausland and Ricci Milan recorded for the opening number from 10 Foot 5's show called "Urban Tribe" in 2001. The end of the episode features the song "Times Square" from Bucket Drummin' Volume 1 by The Ausland Brothers. As promised, our website launched on Saturday August 14th, and we've got HTSWT stickers and buttons just waiting to get into your hands! Please check it out, and let us know what you would like to see on it. havetapshoeswilltravel.com Questions? Comments? Ideas? Visit Anchor.fm/HaveTapShoesWillTravel and record a quick voicemail message using your phone. We also welcome your tap dance-related book recommendations and movie suggestions. While you're there, please make a donation to the podcast. It's very easy to become a monthly supporter at the $1, $5, or $10 levels. Any amount is greatly appreciated and goes toward hosting our website and purchasing equipment. Send me an email. Hit me up! rick@havetapshoeswilltravel.com We're on Tik Tok now! Follow us @RickTheTapDancer & @HaveTapShoes Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. @HaveTapShoesWillTravel Thank you to Matt and the staff at Dancing Fair, Cathy Wind & Keane Sense of Rhythm, and Andy Ausland for the music! Bucket Drummin' Volume 1 by The Ausland Brothers is available on iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, and Spotify. Copy/paste and search it. 10 tracks all-percussion. Perfect for tap class! ADDITIONAL WEBSITES Dancing Fair - dancingfair.com Buckets and Tap Shoes - bucketsandtapshoes.com Twin Cities Tap Festival - twincitiestap.com Keane Sense of Rhythm - tapcompany.org Rhythm Street Movement - rhythmstreetmovement.com Sarah Reich - sarahreich.com M.A.D.D. Rhythms - maddrhythms.com "Go in rhythm, y'all." - Professor Robert L. Reed, St. Louis Tap and Heritage Festival #BlackLivesMatter #tapdancepodcast #HaveTapShoesWillTravel --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/havetapshoeswilltravel/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/havetapshoeswilltravel/support

URBAN / TRIBE presents Hunt + Gather hosted by Artistic Director Mathew James. Hunt + Gather is an inquiry based audio experience that forages for diverse perspectives to examine pressing questions of our time as a way to foster community and connectivity. This project is birthed out of a need for a space in a time where we have physical constraints that have halted many of our communal practices that serve us as a modality for personal and professional growth. In other words, this is an adventure to foster connectivity and explore new avenues of creativity. Through thoughtful conversations we will share in an experience that can draw us together by listening carefully with compassion, open mindedness and a willingness for understanding. In a time when our world is so polarized, I believe that sharing our experiences and embracing others with radical differences is the way in which we can evolve and reach our fullest potential, together. Be brave. Commit to something. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/huntandgather/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/huntandgather/support

On this episode of Healing is Mutual, I connect with Mathew James — a dancer, maker, and founder of Urban Tribe: platform for movement based practices. He also just so happens to work as an administrator focused on advancement and business development at the Guggenheim museum in New York. We start our talk reminiscing about how we met studying dance at Sacramento State University, giving an homage to our faculty and the invaluable education we received from them. We talked about how impactful it was for us each to study with professionals who embodied years of experience, and how dance has informed our own professional careers in profound ways. All of this supports our thoughts on the times, and the revolution that's occurring. Naturally, as two Gemini dancers, we oscillate between emphasizing the importance of dialogue and finding new language to articulate the revolution, as well as deepening embodiment through experience and honoring the unnamable. Mathew expressed a deep gratitude for his experience as a graduate student, dancing side by side with legends in the dance world, and this stirs a million thoughts in my head about the value of lived experience and embodiment... this is Part I

Rubi hat sich mit mir in Berlin getroffen, um über ihren derzeitigen Alltag, die richtige Zielsetzung und über das Frau sein gesprochen. Hab heute nicht viel mehr zu sagen. Willkommen in der dritten Staffel putas!!!! 

Booz hat sich kurz vor dem Release seines Albums Rachel mit mir darüber ausgetauscht, was ihn aktuell beschäftigt, was von dem kommenden Release zu erwarten ist und was er in Afrika gelernt hat. Ich bedanke mich bei @shlomatikk für den Beat x

It’s book club, baby! We discuss Defining Decade, the book about why your twenties “matter” and how to “make the most of them”. Author and therapist and Meg Jay, PhD, urges urgency, dismantles reckless relationships, and tells us to network like Benjamin Franklin. We weigh the merits of her suggestions with indignation. Mostly, Meg Jay tells us we’re doing it wrong.Topics included: How to get out of a metaphoric ocean (cont.), identity cultivation, judgemental therapists, are your twenties long or short?Have you felt changed by something you read, watched, or gulped down recently? Had a psychedelic or existential epiphany or a come to jesus moment? Did you wake up this morning feeling different? Better? Way worse? F*cked up recently and want to get it off your chest? Us too. Write us an email about it at  doingitwrong.diw@gmail.com

Yun Mufasa und ich wollten halbe Stunde auf chillig ne Folge über seine kommende EP aufnehmen und endeten 5 Stunden später in einem Gespräch über luzide Träume, frühere Leben und Finanzeliten. Die mit Abstand persönlichste und längste Folge URBAN TRIBES

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Marvin und ich haben uns zu einem Telefonat zusammengefunden, um über seinen Umgang mit der Corona Krise und seine Meinung zur Überwindung der Krise zu sprechen. Wie die Legalisierung zum Wirtschaftsaufschwung verhelfen kann und wie man sich von innen gegen die Krise wappnet, hört ihr in der zweiten Folge der Quarantine Season.

URBAN TRIBES geht unfreiwillig in die Isolation, dafür aber freiwillig in die zweite Staffel. In der Quarantine Season werden anders als in der vorherigen Staffel alle folgenden Interviews telefonisch stattfinden und die dazugehörigen Coverbilder illustriert, um keinen zusätzlichen Virenumschlagplatz in der Hauptstadt darzustellen. Fler und ich haben uns bereits vor einigen Wochen zum Interview getroffen, hatten aber nach verlegtem Fototermin keine keimfreie Gelegenheit, euch mit einem Coverbild zu blessen. Da wir auch als Comics ein Augenschmaus sind und Fler für diesen Anlass extra  seinen Frauenhass überwunden hat, um ein unabhängiges weibliches Format zu unterstützen, wollten wir euch diese Perle des Investigativjournalismus nicht vorenthalten. BLEIBT GESUND, KNABBERT NICHT AN FLEDERMÄUSEN UND STREAMT ATLANTIS

Meydo hat sich während seines Berlin Aufenthalts mit mir getroffen, um über die vergangene Zeit aus seiner Perspektive zu sprechen. Was er zum Wert von Kontakten und zu neuen Chancen für Künstler zu sagen hat, hört ihr in dieser Folge. Nachtrag: Es handelt sich selbstverständlich niht um die 16, sondern  um die 17 Folge URBAN TRIBES und das 'O ye' zugrunde liegende Sample ist William Bells 'I forgot to be your lover'.

Quang als auch die gesamte Bewegung sind für mich nicht nur Motivation, sondern der lebende Beweis dafür, zu wie viel unsere Generation in der Lage ist und wie viel Macht in der Jugend liegt. Mit gerade einmal 18 Jahren ist Quang nicht nur Pressesprecher der größten Klimabewegung der Bundesrepublik, sondern moderiert auch Demonstrationen mit bis zu 300 000 Teilnehmern neben seinem Studium. In unserem gemeinsamen Gespräch reden wir über die bisherigen Bemühungen von Fridays For Future, über das Pariser Klimaabkommen und den Wandel der öffentlichen Wahrnehmung von jungen Menschen. Ich danke Quang und Fridays For Future für diese Möglichkeit aber vor allem danke ich für ihr Engagement und ihren unerbittlichen Kampf in UNSEREM Namen für UNSERE Zukunft.

Nach einer einmonatigen Pause gibt es heute Großstadtphilosophie in Überlänge mit keinem geringeren als Morlockk Dilemma. Er nimmt uns mit auf seine persönliche Reise durch zwanzig Jahre Musikkarriere und Entwicklung. Dabei diskutieren wir darüber, wer die neuen Gatekeeper sind, welche Chancen die neuen Medien mit sich bringen und was er im Hip Hop hinterlassen möchte. 

Pete Boateng hat sich in dieser Folge mit mir unter anderem über Vaterschaft, seinen Weg von Bonn nach Berlin und seine kommenden Solo Projekte unterhalten. Was er sich von seinen Kindern wünscht und was Dankbarkeit für ihn bedeutet, erfahrt ihr in der dreizehnten Folge URBAN TRIBES 

Dr. Randy Freeman stops by Faith Church to update us on what he's doing with Urban Tribes in South Africa.

D-Bo ist gestern bei uns im Studio vorbeigekommen, um sich mit mir über seinen Lebensweg, den Rechtsruck in Deutschland und die Erkenntnisse zu unterhalten, die er nach über 20 Jahren Showgeschäft so mitgenommen hat. In dieser Zeit hatte er die Gelegenheit, sich vielseitig auszuprobieren. Zu zum Beispiel als Produzent, Künstler, Basketballtrainer aber auch in der Mode. Nach dem Mitbegründen von I Luv Money Records und Ersguterjunge Anfang der 2000er, gründete D-Bo ein paar Jahre später letztlich das Label Wolfpack Entertainment, das er bis heute vertritt. Nach welchen Qualitäten er bei Newcomern sucht, was man seiner Meinung nach von jungen Menschen lernen kann und wo der Unterschied zwischen Hype und Erfolg liegt, erfahrt ihr in dieser Folge.

Wie vier junge Männer Partywelten vereinen, Talente rekrutieren und eine neue Szene mitgestalten

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This edition opens the door to imaginary places: from prospective dystopias and post-truth societies, to euphoric landscapes and crystal cities. These possibilities are brought to you by new releases from Aphex Twin, The Black Dog, Yves Tumor, Helios, Skee Mask, and more. Classics from FSOL, Carl Craig, and Urban Tribe remind us all that Future […]

Palestinian Christian Daoud Nassar just completed a very successful speaking tour in Arizona. Daoud's compelling testimony explains his family's non-violent actions to save their 100 year old farm that is surrounded by five, illegal, Israeli settlements in the West Bank of Palestine and subject to the injustices of a brutal military occupation. Daoud's project is called Tent of Nations, and is truly unique in peacemaking efforts as it follows what Jesus taught, "Blessed are the peacemakers for the shall be called sons of God" (Matthew 5:7). Please take time to watch this inspiring, 8 minute video by Urban Tribes that gives an excellent overview of what Tent of Nations is all about and explains their principles and objectives that include: 1. We refuse to be victims. 2. We refuse to hate 3. We live with our faith. 4. We believe in justice. The Tent of Nation's motto is "We Refuse To Be Enemies." (Photo: In one of his presentations in Arizona, Daoud Nassar points to the Tent of Nations on a map that shows how it is surrounded by Israeli settlements [in blue]. The Israeli separation wall goes deep into Palestinian territory and will eventually cut off the Tent of Nations and other Palestinian land from the nearby Palestinian city of Bethlehem.) Daoud's tour in Arizona was sponsored by Friends of Tent of Nations, North America: http://fotonna.org/

We would like to think we have served up plenty of special treats in our podcast series so far, but this latest one is certainly one that many people will get very excited about. It is not often that Detroit key-figures step out and offer us a window into their current musical world, but that is what we have here from Sherard Ingram aka DJ Stingray. Famed for many reasons—not least for always DJing in a black balaclava—he is founder of the Urban Tribe super group with KDJ, C2 and Shake, was DJ for the legendary electro outfit Drexcyia and is also a fierce DJ and producer in his own right. He came up playing tough techno and electro in hardcore motorcycle clubs in the D, but is now a regular in the world’s finest underground spaces, where he pushes a dark, intense sound that is socially and politically charged. Shades of Miami bass and ghetto tech also characterise his work on labels like Shipwreck, Bleep43, [NakedLunch] and Unknown to the Unknown, and in 2016 he is as busy and prolific as he has ever been. This summer he plays a rather exclusive back to back set with Helena Hauff at our festival in Amsterdam. The mix he serves up is a great snapshot of what Stingray does - forces you to dance to his high tempo, high impact sounds. He mixes them quickly and slickly and there is a real sense of urban paranoia and future menace in every tune he reaches for. Sit back, then, and bask in the glory of a real master.

Vad ingår i LG:s crazy weekends, hur undviker du mellanmjölksträsket och vilken roll spelar en allt mer rörelsestörd vardag för maratontiderna? Det och mycket annat snackas det om med löpcoacherna Sirpa Felhendler, Urban Tribes och Lars-Gunnar ”LG” Skoog, Runner's World/Springtime, samt trail- och ultralöparen och Hjärnfysik-bloggaren Johan Renström. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With tracks from Savoir, Mike James Kirkland, Grackle, Art Of Tones, Garnica, KZA, James Welsh, Urban Tribe, Darko Kustura, Max Sedgley, Le Club, The Revenge, Romare, Paxton Fettel, Ilya Santana, Todd Terje, Munk, Hotlane, Valerie Dore, Mr Beatnick, Rui Maia and Latimore. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

Time has come for a long interview with the runner and running coach Rubin McRae for the Husky International series. In Sweden Rubin is famous for his company Urban Tribes and for coaching runners like Lisa Nordén and Kajsa Berg. Hear about Rubins childhood with a twin brother, sister, young parents and a running father. About New Zealand, about meeting the love of his life and moving to Sweden. About starting his own company, about coaching the pros, about the trends and future of running and his old dream to become a opera singer… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Time has come for a long interview with the runner and running coach Rubin McRae for the Husky International series. In Sweden Rubin is famous for his company Urban Tribes and for coaching runners like Lisa Nordén and Kajsa Berg. Hear about Rubins childhood with a twin brother, sister, young parents and a running father. About New Zealand, about meeting the love of his life and moving to Sweden. About starting his own company, about coaching the pros, about the trends and future of running and his old dream to become a opera singer... The interview was recorded at Clarion Sign in Stockholm. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stories From: Ethan Waters - Author of Urban Tribes, co-founder of the SF Writers' Grotto, contributor to print, radio, and TV Kelly Kegger-Beardsley - BART train operator, tour and school bus driver, and storytelling star Veronika Cauley - Activist, former Army football player, and the first transgendered officer appointed to the San Francisco Veteran's Affairs Commission Alex Momtchiloff - Marriage and family therapist Joyce Maynard- Author of fiction and non-fiction works including At Home in the World, To Die For, Labor Day, and The Good Daughters Hosted by Beth Lisick and Arline Klatte.  Podcast produced by Briana Breen.  From 2004 at San Francisco's Cafe Du Nord.

Yep, we’re throwing it down with the rest of the wine world…but doing it the normal way. It’s a family time, so MC Ice and Elizabeth huddle ’round the mic to share some ideas about Thanksgiving wine. Shout outs from Facebook, iTunes, and email (elizabeth(at)winefornormalpeople(dot)com) It’s a tough holiday for wine, but great to be with Urban Tribe or family (Elizabeth explains the Urban Tribe, and how it differs from being a Member of the Tribe) MC Ice talks about a dessert that he’ll never eat again Wine Pairing Horses of the Apocalypse: Why food and wine pairing is tough for Thanksgiving Elizabeth waxes poetic on pairing philosophy — it’s not just about the meat! The Brass Tacks: Elizabeth and MC Ice discuss pairings for Thanksgiving — why the standard recommendations work, and why some other wines should be on the menu. They discuss everything from traditional Thanksgiving food to smoked and fried turkey, to spicy glazed ham. Eli [...]

It’s a broad maze of beats this week, with a bit of bass for everyone. New releases from Clams Casino and Samiyam kick things off, while classic tracks from Detroit legends Urban Tribe and Kenny Larkin continue to provide an education. Miracle Fortress informs us of “Miscalculations,” and Peter Van Hoesen remixes Mount Kimbie to […]

Another mix of Allez-Allez approved gems from Bleep as well as an interview with JD Twitch from Optimo.

2 Hours mix including : Bad Books "Baby Shoes", JJ "Still", Tom Tom Club "Genius Of Love (Senor Coconut)", Big Gipp & Pat "Sleepy" Brown "Steppin Out", Broken Bells "The Ghost Inside", Gary Davis "One Lifetime To Live - Greg Wilson Version", Urban Tribe "Insolitology", Trentemøller/Bruce Springsteen "State Trooper (Trentemøller Mix)", Hercules and Love Affair & Shaun J Wright "My House", Jori Hulkkonen feat Jerry Valuri "I Am Dead (Hercules & Love Affair remix)", Munk "Violent Love (The Twelves Remix)", I Blame Coco "Quicker (Shook Remix)", Eli Escobar "Love Thing Part 2 (DJ Mehdi Club Mix)", Creep "Days (Azari & III Remix)", ESG "Dance to the Beat of My Moody", Cut Copy "Take Me Over", Foster The People "Helena Beat", Gorillaz "Empire Ants (Miami Horror Remix)", Christoph Andersson "Metropol", Villa Nah "Running On", Yelle "Safari Disco Club", Senor Stereo "I am the Beat feat. Louisahhh!", Magnetic Man "Getting Nowhere feat. John Legend (Skream Remix)", Marcy Playground "Sex and Candy (Snapdragons Remix)", Skream & Example "Shot Yourself In The Foot Again (Extended Mix)", Two Door Cinema Club "Undercover Martyn". All tracks selected by Celine Paul.These titles have been purchased @ itunes store, & are all AAC format.