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Det här är berättelsen om smörsångarsonen som genom åren gjort allt för att ta sig ur sin fars skugga. Frågan är om han lyckats? Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Artisteliten är uppklädd till tänderna och stämningen inne i The Shrine Auditorium i Los Angeles går att ta på. Det är januari 1998 och just i år är intresset för den annars lite sömniga kategorin årets latin extra stort.– Now you think after 25 years, the American Music Awards would have seen it all. But something really unusual happened in this category.– For the first time ever a father and son, Julio and Enrique, are competing for the same award.22-åriga Enrique är märkbart nervös, där han sitter och svettas bredvid sin mamma i en av de röda bänkraderna. – It's really a tight race. So let's take a look at the three favorite artist for latin artist.Huruvida pappa Julio, vars smokingklädda ryggtavla tornar upp sig några rader längre fram, är lika nervös är svårt att avgöra. Men faktum är att far och son inte pratat med varandra på över ett år.– And the winner is Julio Iglesias!Med ett vant leende kliver den legendariske smörsångaren fram till mikrofonen.– Well, this is funny because, you know when they tell you that your son is against you in competition, you feel a little like, eh, your brain is in another place, because I adore my kids. Kamerateamet missar inte chansen att zooma in på Enrique som sitter och gapar i sin stol. Avgudad är det sista han känt sig av sin framgångsrike far. – And more than anything, to tell my son, and my new sons, that as much I will be on a stage, as much I will compete with them. Thank you so much.Medverkande: Anders Bagge och Margret AtladottirProgrammet är gjort av Joanna Korbutiak i december 2024Producent Robin JonssonExekutiv producent Lars TruedsonSlutmix Fredrik NilssonProgramledare Siri HillP3 Musikdokumentär produceras av Tredje Statsmakten MediaLjudklippen i programmet kommer från VH1 Behind the Music (VH1, 2011), Sábado Gigante (Televisa Univision, 1995), American Music Awards (1998), Eurovision Song Contest (1970), RTVE (1982), La movida del verano (Telefe, 1996), ZTV (1999), The Howard Stern Show (WRX, 2000), CNN (2001), Making The Video (MTV, 2001), Al Rojo Vivo (Telemundo, 2014) och youtubekontot Nathan Fernandez.

Before they were flattened into part of the public's collective generic memory of the 1960s, and before an astonishing level of in-fighting and tragedy turned the group's story into one of the best VH1: Behind the Music episodes, The Mamas and the Papas released one of the best debut albums of the 1960s. It produced three massive hits you've heard hundreds of times apiece if you listen to oldies radio, but it also produced a handful of worthwhile deeper cuts, with interesting songwriting (most of the time) and top-notch singing throughout. John leads a discussion with Amanda, Phil, and Ben about the collection of musicians who created one of his favorite 1960s albums and one of the most jaw-dropping soap-operas of the decade.Cohosts: John McFerrin, Ben Marlin, Phil Maddox, Amanda RodgersComplete show notes: https://discordpod.com/listen/147-the-mamas-and-the-papas-if-you-can-believe-your-eyes-and-ears-1966Discord & Rhyme's merch store: http://tee.pub/lic/discordpodSupport the podcast! https://www.patreon.com/discordpod

Serial entrepreneur with bad back slows it down Stepping into RowSeeLee teahouse at 81 Main St. in Cold Spring is like entering a portal to another dimension. On one hand, the juxtaposed interior is sleek, modern and bright, with shiny white-and-black tile floors that resemble marble. Futuristic French jazz bounces off the brick walls and a mesmerizing digital fireplace stretches half the length of the storefront. Yet the flowing water, petrified birch trees, wooden tables and live terrarium with bright green moss lining the floor and a trough behind the wood-slatted booths smooth the harder edges. For years, Jon Koon, 41, has shaped his high-end and conceptual retail outlets to draw on all five senses. (For a quick summary, see his Wikipedia entry.) Lately, he's slowed down. Instead of jetting all over the world to make the scene at fine art and designer fashion events with bold-name celebrities, he shuttles from Cold Spring to his other tea parlor in Mahopac, which opened last year. RowSeeLee is a phonetic representation of the name Rosie Lee, a term in Cockney English rhyming slang that refers to a cup of tea. Conversing with Koon can be like pulling the rip cord on an outboard motor. In his telling, life unfolded like an action movie: He says that Hollywood exaggerated his lifestyle to create the Fast and Furious franchise after he became a millionaire at age 16 by modding four-cylinder Japanese cars and racing them on the mean streets of Queens. With the right gear, "I can beat a Porsche," says Koon, whose career also mirrors a VH1 Behind the Music episode about rise, fall and resurrection. This one stars the only child of hardworking immigrants from Hong Kong who urged him to be a doctor or lawyer but who instead became an artist helming international brands and opening buzzy retail outlets with the rich and famous. Then, he's laid low - not by drugs, in this case, just a bad back. "I worked so hard hunching over a drafting board or a drawing while designing clothes that I ruptured two-thirds of my discs," says Koon. After buying a home in Putnam County and downshifting, Koon is doing more fishing. But as a serial entrepreneur, he created the RowSeeLee brand, which includes candy, fragrances and retro T-shirts. The spiffy spot, formerly the home of Cape Cod Leather and the Cold Spring Candy Co., is a lightning rod. One merchant says: "He must've spent half a million dollars. How many cups of tea would you have to sell to pay that off?" A visitor offers: "It doesn't seem like it belongs in Cold Spring." Koon dismisses these sentiments: "Food and beverage employs more people than any other sector on Earth and, now that the pandemic is over, people are going back out to eat. I noticed that the subcategory 'alternative drinks' priced at $3 to $10 that people buy even when they're not thirsty spiked upward, and the needle sticking up the highest is alternative tea." On a recent Saturday soon after RowSeeLee opened, a parade of people skewing young plunked down $6.95 to $8.95 for fruit tea, slush tea, milk tea and fresh milk tea. Fine tea (cold and hot brew) is $4.50 to $6.50. Koon is especially bullish on bubble tea, which he said is expected to become a $6 billion global industry. The shop also offers coffee, matcha, four kinds of sandwiches and desserts. Though Koon intended the Cold Spring location to be his flagship, the venture became mired in red tape because the building's former owner, the nonprofit Knights of Columbus, had to clear the deed transfer with New York State. Koon and his team built and designed the interior, including the furnishings and artwork, based on his technical drawings for "every tile, piece of wood and sprig of moss down to the millimeter." During his heyday, "I never stayed in one city for more than 14 days straight," he says. "When my back went out, it humbled me. My body isn't a rubber band, so I can't keep running around like I did. I have to be more selective with my energy and calm down...

This is episode 313. Today we'll be talking about TV including Traitors Australia, Caught, VH1 Behind the Music: Wolfgang Van Halen and Psych. Movies including Under Paris, The Watchers, Atlas and Hitman. And as always, The week in Sports and The NBA Playoffs, the week in Funko and collecting, Weekly Star Wars moment, and our weekly random movie and song recommendations.   Hit up E Society on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/ESocietyPodcast/ Check out our ESP Spotify For Podcasters feed: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/esoc E Society YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCliC6x_a7p3kTV_0LC4S10A E Society and Mac-Nez t-shirts Tee Public: http://tee.pub/lic/9ko9r4p5uvE X: @esocietypod @macnezpod @TheoZissou Instagram: @esocietypod @thezissou @macnezpod Nez and Taylor Blu-ray IG pages: @bluraynez @blurayterror TikTok: @esocietypod   Intro/Outro Music by Mixla Beats Productions https://www.mixlaproduction.com  

Det här är berättelsen om hur en envis liten killen från New Orleans lyckas bli världens största rappare, samtidigt som han är med och gör hiphop mainstream. Det här avsnittet innehåller en beskrivning av ett självmordsförsök. Har du eller någon du känner självmordstankar kontakta din vårdcentral, självmordslinjen Mind på telefonnummer 90101 eller via mind.se eller Jourhavande Medmänniska på telefonnummer 08 - 702 16 80. Vid akut självmordsrisk bör du ringa 112. 11 november 1994, New Orleans, Louisiana. Ute på gatan passerar bilar med jämna mellanrum och kvarterets barn leker precis som vilken fredagseftermiddag som helst. Men inne i apartement D på Monroe Street är ingenting som vanligt. Väggarna i den slitna lägenheten är vita. På sängen ligger en halväten hamburgare och i ett hörn står en tv-apparat. På den lilla skärmen rullar en musikvideo med rapparen Biggie, men Dwayne rycks inte med av musiken.Han står istället framför spegeln - med en pistol i handen. Det var inte så här han hade tänkt sig att allt skulle sluta, men han känner att han inte har något val.För precis nu - när hans musikkarriär efter flera års rappande, äntligen är på väg att ta fart - så har hans mamma satt stopp. Trots att ett skivkontrakt känns inom räckhåll, så har hon förbjudit honom att fortsätta med musiken. Dwayne Michael Carter Junior har nyligen fyllt 12 år och han har bestämt sig. Om han inte får hålla på med hiphop så vill han inte längre leva. P3 Musikdokumentär om Lil Wayne handlar om hur det är att komma in i musikbranschen som barn och lyckas nå toppen, helt på egna villkor. Dokumentären är gjord av Joanna Korbutiak, vintern 2023 Producent Siri Hill Exekutiv producent Anna Johannessen Slutmix Fredrik NilssonMedverkande: Assia Dahir, Petter Hallén och William HallströmLjudklippen i dokumentären kommer från dokumentären The Carter (2009), intervjuer i den amerikanska talkshowen Katie (ABC, 2013), VH1 Behind the Music (2009), Skip and Shannon Undisputed (Fox Sports 2016), tv-programmet Club Hot Spot (1999), youtubeserien Uncomfortable Conversations With Emmanuel Acho (2022), nyhetssändningar från CNN (2021) och Fox News (2021), Grammy Awards (2023) och youtubekontot The Hollywood Fix.

Hey Yo! (In Razor Ramone Voice) This episode we go over how much fun I had at my tourney over the weekend, Berg Nerd's Oscar worthy masterfully crafted Mash Up (Link Below) and maybe our new favorite metal pleasure Fascinus Rex (Link Below). How neat would it be if DGN produced a VH1 Behind the Music type show based on DG called Behind the Discs? The dark and seedy side of Professional Disc Golfers! Please go show Berg Nerd and Fascinus Rex some lovins!! Enjoy knuckleheads. Berg Nerd Links BergNerd Courtesy Violation Podcast Mashup - CartBag - YouTube BergNerd - YouTube https://twitter.com/berg_nerd?s=20&t=C9jyDEVdMIlWbIaaj8aG3Q Fascinus Rex Link Fascinus Rex - YouTube https://twitter.com/fascinusrex?s=20&t=C9jyDEVdMIlWbIaaj8aG3Q https://twitter.com/cviolationpod https://instagram.com/cviolationpod?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= https://discord.gg/HBTqVgYh https://www.tiktok.com/@courtesyviolationpod?_t=8Ya0k5hDtPS&_r=1 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/courtesyviolationpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/courtesyviolationpod/support

This week on S&A, Lindsay is joined by Ken Walker Texas Ranger, as they sneak in back stage and get their own VHS Behind the Music Special.  It's a Double of Rob Reiner's This is Spinal Tap (1984) & Milos Foreman's Amadeus (also 1984). Both movies both look at the myth making of musical geniuses.  The Sex, Drugs and Rock n Roll.  It goes to 11.  Don't even look at it.   Listen to Ken on Film Feast Here   Follow Ken on Letterboxd @elwoodbalboa92/   Follow Schlock & Awe on Instagram @schlockandawe1/ Follow Schlock & Awe on Twitter @schlockandawe1 Follow Lindsay on Twitter @readandgeek   Say Hi schlockandawemovies@gmail.com Please Rate & Review Schlock & Awe on Apple Podcasts and Spotify   Original Music Composed and Performed by Anthony King    

Guys, we've done a lot of concept albums. From the greats, like The Wall and Deloused in the Comatorium, to some of the less greats, such as Songs about Jane and Christmas in the Stars. But NEVER have we encountered a concept that has been so poorly executed as today's album. "Garth Brooks in... the Life of Chris Gaines" (or Chris Gaines' "Greatest Hits" as it was released) is like a fever dream. It's seemingly a pretty simple story. Garth Brooks creates an alter ego that has black, straight hair and wears skinny pants and sings rock music. It's weird. People reject it. But the more you look into what went into this infamous publicity stunt, the stranger the story gets. Originally Chris Gaines was a character for a movie about a rock musician. This movie didn't pan out, but Brooks still wanted to do something with the idea, so he created a VH1 documentary about Chris Gaines' career, in which he is horribly disfigured and turned into the Garth Brooks look-alike that he became. Then he tried to take this prank to the next level by playing both himself and Chris on an episode of SNL, which approximately no one was fooled by. Confused? So are we. Join us as we try to understand why this album was made and what it even is. Brad, Jon, and Trevor are here for it. Links from ep: "The Life of Chris Gaines" full album (listen at your own risk): https://musicmp3.ru/artist_garth-brooks__album_in-the-life-of-chris-gaines.html# Chris Gaines "Lost in You" music video: https://youtu.be/pYWzAmov-Ks Chris Gaines' VH1 "Behind the Music" doc: https://vimeo.com/197107209 Other Links: OUR DISCORD: https://discord.gg/2stA2P7pTC Flyover State Hotline - 1 608 HIT-NERD FLYOVER STATE TV YOUTUBE live every other Tues. at 730pm CST: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClxl2ivi_eO93zL49QZDuqA (for local listeners) Under the Covers is Wednesday mornings from 6 to 8am on 91.7 WSUM FM, 92.5 WISY FM Sunday afternoons 1-3pm EVERYTHING ELSE: https://linktr.ee/FlyoverStatePark --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/albumconcepthour/support

THIS WEEK we take a break (mostly) from local foibles and goings-on to focus our attention on the HOLIDAYS. * We start with an impromptu discussion of Handel's Messiah * There is now a 2-lane drivable Main Street Bridge (though it may not yet be time for a ribbon-cutting) * Local holiday event recap (along with what we've got to deal with in the years to come - and why) * The connection between Christmas and The Wire (an HBO Max subscription would make a great gift for anyone who likes good things) * There is no fishing in Succession (but is it aspirational?) * Sam doesn't watch Christmas movies (but we do a deep dive into many, many Christmas movies - good and bad and very bad - anyway) * The VH1 Behind the Music episode on the California Raisins is discussed * Xmas with the mafia MERRY CHRISTMAS - even to our enemies Contact us: Hate mail and information about how to leak info strategically to the media: diloreto@monadnockunderground.com Submissions: submit@monadnockunderground.com AgEx Farm Listings: zoe@monadnockunderground.com Advertising/Sponsorship: sam@monadnockunderground.com www.gomonadnock.com/ www.monadnockunderground.com/ This episode was produced by Sound Lord Chad Patterson of Studio 117. GO TO Studio 117 - www.studio117.net/ - for ALL your mixing, mastering, and recording needs! This dude is the reason we got this episode out early. He's a hero.

Pull out your Press Pass and step behind the curtain. It's time to go backstage with this interview!!!! On this Bonus Track we hear from Sean Kostur, the man behind the mic for Iggy Rotten, and give him the full VH1 Behind the Music treatment! Sean's taste in music is a little different from Iggy's, so he put together a special playlist of some sh*t he likes: Apple Music: Click to listen! Spotify: Click to listen! Created by: Eric Larner

Doug doesn't hate the Panthers bringing Cam Newton back to the team, but he says please don't expect anything close to the way it was back in the glory days. Cam to the Panthers is like the VHI Behind The Music of the NFL. Regarding the Odell Beckham situation, no team wants to be the team that misses out on the star with a chip on his shoulder. Former NFL Head Coach and FOX Sports 1 NFL Analyst Eric Mangini joins Doug to talk about OBJ, Cam Newton and other main headlines going into week 10 of the NFL. Doug then reacts to the news that OBJ is finalizing a deal with the Rams. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

*** Ep 36: The Real Story of ... Lowered Influencez !!! is now online! *** Woooo, boys. This is going to be a good one! In our VH1 Behind the Music style expose, gather around our virtual front porch and listen to your favorite hillbillies explore, recap and expose the recent East Kentucky River Drag Show! Find out just who "Trey Cool Collins" is, see why Deez Grafix failed miserably, and listen all about the rise and fall of the Lowered Influencez Minitruck Club... !!! who needs 2 listyn to this episoad ??? NOBIDIE !!! wat up wat up 606 !!! Neat. For more old parking lot stories told by slightly offensive #hillbillies, check out the #lcdpodcast for all things #minitruckin and #appalachia. Straight from the hills and hollers of Eastern Kentucky, listen and find out why we are YOUR #voiceofthelowlife !

Greg fuels his soundbite addiction with a special "Behind The Soundbites" edition of Chairshot Radio! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Todays host: Greg DeMarco (@ChairshotGreg): Greg takes you on an exciting tour of the soundbites! This very special "VH1 Behind The Soundbites" episode sees Greg share some of the current and prior soundbites prevalent on the Greg DeMarco Show and others, with Greg explaining where they came from, why they're significant, and more! Don't miss out on this fun history lesson, full of soundbites and more! *About Chairshot Radio* ----------------------- The rebirth of Chairshot Radio will see a rotating cast of hosts delivering you a new show EVERY day. Sports, Entertainment and Sports Entertainment is the umbrella under which we seek to invade your earballs. So sit back, relax and LET US IN... Your Weekly Chairshot Radio Schedule: * Monday - PC Tunney * Tuesday - Greg DeMarco * Wednesday - Greg DeMarco * Thursday - Rey Cash & Mags Kirkby * Friday - PC Tunney * Saturday - Andrew Balaz & Chris Platt * Sunday - Patrick O'Dowd & Big Dave Ungar For the latest, greatest and "up to datest" in everything pro wrestling, sports and entertainment head to TheChairshot.com and remember to ALWAYS #UseYourHead. *About the Chairshot Radio Network* ----------------------------------- Created in 2017, the Chairshot Radio Network presents you with the best in wrestling and wrestling crossover podcasts, including POD is WAR, Women's Wrestling Talk, Chairshot Radio daily editions, The #Miranda Show, Badlands’ Wrestling Mount Rushmores, The Outsider’s Edge, DWI Podcast, Bandwagon Nerds, the Greg DeMarco Show, 3 Man Weave, Five Rounds, Turnbuckle Talk, The Reaction and more! You can find these great shows each week at theChairshot.com and through our distribution partners, including podcasting’s most popular platforms. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/chairshot-radio-network/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

A tractor cab might not seem like the ideal place for an aspiring artist to nurture her musical dreams, but it sure did the trick for Clare Dunn. Growing up in tiny Two Buttes, Colorado (population: 43), she spent days at a time helping plow and plant the family farm, sharpening her ears with uninterrupted music-listening in the driver’s seat, even as she strengthened her work ethic. “That’s where a lot of my creativity came from and where a lot of my vision was forged, was just having nothing else to do other than listen to music and dream all day long in the vast wide open of those plains,” she reflects. By the time the genial, grounded Great Plains native got the chance to record for MCA Nashville, she had fine-tuned her creative vision and was ready to do what it would take to make it a reality, which landed her in a truly unique position: she is the only female country artist in recent memory to have a hand in all of the writing, arranging and producing for her debut release, the Clare Dunn EP. “I remember feeling like, ‘I know that I’m asking my label to take this tremendous leap of faith on me. I will be in the studio day and night. I will go until it’s right,’” says the guitar-slinging singer and songwriter. “I feel so grateful that I’ve had a team around me that’s allowed me to do that and supported me every step of the way.” True to her word, Dunn spent virtually every waking moment holed up in The Cave at Nashville’s House of Blues studios, crafting her standout sound beneath the watchful eye of a Chuck Berry portrait with such A-list collaborators as Terry McBride, Jesse Frasure, and Ben West. And it definitely paid off. The hooks have irresistible pop-rock punch, the sentiments are shot through with heartland rock grit, the vocals show R&B-schooled rhythmic daring and the arrangements are both towering and dynamic. Every lick of guitar on there, from agile melodic figures to aggressive shredding, is hers. “I think there’s, like, one song where I didn’t play a mandolin part or something like that,” she says. “But other than that, every lead part is my playing—acoustic, electric, everything.” That goes for all of the vocal parts, too—except for a solitary Eric Paslay guest harmony. Dunn doesn’t sound quite like any other singer in any genre, but her sumptuous lower range and the attitude and lustiness she summons whenever it suits the song recalls such world-class pop performers as Pink or Annie Lennox. In her teens, Dunn geeked out over a VH1 “Behind the Music” documentary that showed Fleetwood Mac working out their meticulous vocal arrangements, and in the studio, she might devote as many as a dozen tracks to doubling the melody in a different octave or layering precision harmonies, which adds to the sheer size of her sound. Dunn began paying her dues back in southeast Colorado, where she grew up the second of two daughters born into a long line of farmers and ranchers. “We didn’t have any brothers,” she says. “We did basically everything that boys would normally do, driving 18-wheelers, combines, tractors. I was very grateful that my parents raised us with the mentality that we didn’t even think about it; it was just normal for us to do all that stuff. We were a small family operation, and it’s all hands on deck, all the time.” In her early years, Dunn soaked up her parents’ favorite classic rock and country records—lots of Bob Seger titles among them—and stocked up on Top 40 singles when the family made the trek to a store in a neighboring town that actually had a record bin. She also absorbed all manner of rhythmic pop and R&B during marathon dance classes, so devoted to her hip-hop dance team that she won a scholarship to study with Janet Jackson’s backup dancers in California. Says Dunn, “My mom wore out an engine in a Suburban hauling me back and forth to dance. I couldn’t go every day like the other kids, because I lived an hour away. So I would do makeup days, and spend all day from 10 in the morning to 10 o’clock at night just learning dances so that I could be in the recitals and competitions. Dance, for me, is such a form of expression. When I’m making music, I’m thinking about it from a dance perspective—beats and musicality and phrasing.” For all of her sonic smarts, the aspiring musician lived in a town with zero places to play live shows, and she had no clue how to pursue her dream after high school until she heard about the music business program at Nashville’s Belmont University. The private school was out of her family’s price range, but she didn’t let that stop her, raising a big chunk of her tuition by driving a silage truck. “Anytime that there wasn’t school going on,” she recalls, “I was on that truck. Spring break, summer break, fall break. If you could’ve grown silage in December, I would’ve been on it over Christmas break. Whenever I couldn’t be home to drive the truck, my family kept the wheels rolling. My mom, dad and sister all drove it for me when I couldn’t be there due to classes or internships.” It wasn’t until Dunn got to college that she learned how to play guitar. Unlike a lot of dorm room dabblers, she wasn’t content to just reach the point where she could accompany herself by strumming basic chords. “Whenever I’d try to talk to a guitar player and explain how I heard things, I could never explain it,” she says. “So I thought, ‘If I can’t explain it to them, I’d better see if I can learn how to do it myself, so I can get it the way that I hear it in my head.’ Lead guitar, for me, was where it was at. I had no interest in learning G, C, and D and stopping. I wanted to be able to sing on guitar.” After college, Dunn signed a deal that went sour and turned her attention to building a grassroots following through decidedly unglamorous touring. “I loaded up me and three guys in a four-door F-150 pickup and a trailer and we took off,” she laughs. “We put 100,000 miles on it in just a little over a year. We played bars—teeny, tiny bars—and honky-tonks and festivals. It was very bleak to start out with, pinching pennies, trying to magically make a dollar turn into three dollars, trying to keep morale up. Like, ‘I know we played for two people tonight, guys, but it’s fine. We’re gonna get beyond it!’ My family helped me then too. They believed in me so much that they were willing to sacrifice in order to help me build that following to get a record deal.” The audience quickly multiplied when SiriusXM’s The Highway channel put Dunn’s flirtatious number “Cowboy Side of You” in rotation, and the fans who came out to the shows found a vital, confident band leader stomping around, swapping fearsome solos and singing likes she meant it. Universal Music Group Nashville soon snatched her up, and she attracted in-demand co-writers like Paslay, West, Frasure, McBride, Tom Douglas, Liz Rose, Hillary Lindsey, Troy Verges, Chris Lindsey, Brett James, and Ryan Beaver, and hit the road with many of her musical heroes including Keith Urban, Miranda Lambert, Luke Bryan, and Seger, who hand-picked Dunn as direct support on his Ride Out Tour. Now, that her with-it, down-home vision is captured on record and her sensuous single “Tuxedo” is impacting the country radio, Dunn is in the position to bring her music back to the people and places that taught her what determination was in the first place. “I can confidently say I would not be in this chair had it not been for that work ethic my parents and community instilled in me,” says the forward-thinking, farm-bred artist. “It’s been a tough road getting here and it’s taken longer than I would’ve liked, but I’ve always felt confident in setting and pursuing my goals. That work ethic is what drove me to learn how to play, and to go back out and play another show for ten people. Where I’m from, that’s just what you do—you work.”

In Part Two of going all VH1: Behind the Music with Billie Stevens, the man behind the J & Lazy N Ramble On... theme song (also known by some people as "Back to the Grind") we lead off with epigenetics (hinted at in Part One) and then... well, you'll have to listen.

We go all VH1: Behind the Music with Billie Stevens, the man behind the J & Lazy N Ramble On... theme song (also known by some people as "Back to the Grind"). In Part One, we talk music, high school shenanigans that would likely result in criminal charges today, and being exposed to sexual content at an early age that totally didn't affect us (and also would have likely to led to intervention by Child Protection Services nowadays) among other random things... In Part Two we lead off with genetics (hinted at in Part One) and then... well, you'll have to listen to Part Two.

We discuss Garth Brooks' alter ego and Jon Pardi's album launch Garth Brooks' alter ego Chris Gaines is celebrating 20 years. The album has a cult following as Brooks portrayed an Australian pop/rock star with a sex addiction. The project, released on September 28, 1999, was dubbed the pre-soundtrack to a film called The Lamb, but never made it to production. The album, which sold two million copies, was a "greatest hits" project full of great material, but fell short compared to Brooks' previous efforts. The Gaines project came with an elaborate backstory and very believable VH1 Behind the Music episode. Brooks lost weight, donned makeup and wore a body suit for the album's artwork. However, many people didn't quite understand the project and Brooks has chosen not to relive the era, stating, many fans and critics "kicked the shit out of me" for releasing the album. Jon Pardi has just released his third studio album, Heartache Medication, and on Friday night (Sept 27th), Pardi celebrated the album's launch with a performance at New York City's prestigious Hammerstein Ballroom. Our East Coast reporter Matt Bailey was in attendance and talks about how Pardi has now joined the ranks of Luke Combs, Eric Church, and Kacey Musgraves, whose music took off among the country music masses this decade. Matt also attended Pardi's Verizon BUILD Series earlier in the day, where he got to ask a question on the livestream. Hear that question and Pardi's answer, and hear Matt's commentary on how well the show went. Check out our other Podcasts. Subscribe to us on iTunes Podcasts, Spotify Podcasts and TuneIn.

Paul and Chris return to discuss the depression involved with TAICHI winning the NEVER Title, Wrestling Dontaku Night 1 results, a preview of Night 2, Mailbag questions as well as Paul discussing his work with Beyond Wrestling. In addition, we do a deep dive on classic VH1 and Nickelodeon shows!

Another day, another episode in our Conversation with Oscar series. In our fourth review of the Best Picture nominees, we talk about the most hyped VH1 Behind the Music. Bohemian Rhapsody left us underwhelmed. Brian Singer left us angry, but Rami Malek saved the entire experience. His performance of Freddie Mercury was beautiful and vivacious too bad the same things cannot be said about the rest of the movie.  #BohemianRhapsody #Oscars 2019 #ConversationswithOscar #JusticeforBealeStreet

This week, more NSFW nerdishness from NYC with Bill, Bob, and Uncle Jay! Up front, Bob's bringing the Future Reports, while Jay can kick a lot of ass, Bill does an Uncle Jay impression, and we pitch you VH1: Behind the Mask... In the News; Billy Dee is returning as Lando! Joss Whedon is coming back to TV on HBO, Joaquin Phoenix Joker movie is officially greenlit, Black Widow is finally getting her movie, Robocop returns, Alien 3 script becomes a comic, Zombieland 2 is officially greenlit, Jim Jarmusch's “The Dead Don't Die” and casting is complete for Y the Last Man! Next, in the review portion we call “Meanwhile”, Bill has podcast reco's for Bubble and Magic Lessons, Uncle Jay caught up on The Disaster Artist and then lists off a bunch of other movies and special editions he loves and then Bill recommends comics, remember comics, kids? Go get Cosmic Ghost Rider #1, Immortal Hulk #1... On to Emails! Benny has a slew of questions for us, Wes asks us about movies we wish were done by another production company, and then James compliments Bill on the Friday Night Mic Test. This is The Wicked Theory Podcast, and for that, we apologize. But thanks for listening! Hear us LIVE every Saturday at 7pm eastern until … whenever! On desktop just go to http://Mixlr.com/wicked-theory  or download the FREE Mixlr app and search for us! Join the chatroom and click the “FOLLOW” button for reminders when the show goes live! Support our humble endeavors for as little as just $1 a month with other reward tiers available! http://patreon.com/wickedtheory Follow the guys on twitter: Bill (@WickedTheory)  Dom (@Dom_Torre)  Bob (@BobWTPC)  Ed (@EdwardOHareTBD)  Jay (@UncleJaysThing) and Provisional Remote Assistant Producer @AgentPalmer   Still bored? Check out WickedTheory.com and visit our YouTube Channel and join our FB Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/500230130359994/

In this week's episode, we take a break from our Binge & Purge episodes to talk about one of our favorite VH1 shows 'Behind The Music.' The Metallica episode is clearly at the top of our list, but whoever VH1 did a 'Behind The Music' on was a great episode. There's a lot of content in this episode that we already knew, but VH1 did a great job of cramming a long Metallica history into 45 minuets. It makes us wish someone would do a 4 hour documentary on the boys. Do you remember watching this episode when it first aired live? Let us know your thoughts at metalupyourpodcastshow@gmail.com.

In this episode, the Goods from the Woods Boys sit down with actor and comedian Jim Hegarty to talk about Garth Brooks's 1999 outing as his kayfabe, fictional alter ego: CHRIS GAINES. We cover the album In the Life of Chris Gaines, the NBC special, the fake VH1 Behind the Music, and the hilarious and bizarre episode of Saturday Night Live which featured Garth as the host and Chris Gaines as the musical guest. This is a deep dive into the strange, ridiculous world of mega-stardom. Garth Brooks fan or no, this episode will leave you shocked and amazed. Give us a listen! Follow Jim Hegarty on Twitter and Instagram @JimHegarty. You can follow us on Twitter: @TheGoodsPod  Rivers is @RiversLangley  Dr. Pat is @PM_Reilly  Mr. Goodnight is @SepulvedaCowboy Pick up a Goods from the Woods t-shirt at: http://prowrestlingtees.com/TheGoodsPod Sources Cited: Bruchard, Jeremy. “Remember When Garth Brooks Became Chris Gaines?” Wide Open Country, 21 Sept. 2017. Deusner, Stephen. “Party Off, Garth: The Short Life And Long Death Of Chris Gaines.” Stereogum, 17 May 2016. Flippo, Chet. “NASHVILLE SKYLINE: Garth Brooks' Musical Progeny: Monster or Misunderstood?” CMT News, CMT, 30 July 2009. Flippo, Chet. “True Story Behind Brooks as Gaines.” Billboard, 16 Oct. 1999, pp. 45–45.

The full ZAMP crew is back to break down the zombie news, plan a fake VH1 Behind the Podcast skit, and of course spoil the most recent Fear The Walking Dead. Does the plane based web series Flight 462 pay off? Bob, Ryan, and Lou break it down on a new Zombies Ate My Podcast […] The post ZAMP 137 – The Plane People Have Landed appeared first on Zombies Ate My Podcast.

Joe White is an author, speaker, international trainer, and life coach dedicated to helping individuals, business leaders and couples.  Joe White, who was born and raised in Sharon Hill, Delaware County, has more than 14 years of experience helping people turn their lives around. Following years of “real life” experience, Joe founded Get Life Coaching in 1999.  His perseverance to survive a near-death overdose , beat drug addiction, and a lifetime of personal struggles have given him the skills and energy to help thousands of people change their lives for the better. The story of how Joe White came into life coaching more resembles a VH1 Behind the Music episode than a traditional story.  After dropping out of college, Joe left the Philadelphia area to pursue his dreams of becoming a model.   He took a job as a VIP concierge in a New York City nightclub in the early 90's to supplement his modeling income, but encountered a serious alcohol and cocaine addiction.  Joe's battle with addiction eventually cost him his success and nearly killed him.  In an act of desperation to change his life, he purchased a set of Tony Robbins self-help cassette tapes and studied them relentlessly.  Within a few short years, Joe had not only turned his life around, but was being courted by The Tony Robbins Organization to join his coaching team.  Being the perennial entrepreneur, Joe decided to go out on his own and, thus, Get Life Coaching was born. For more information, visit http://www.getlifecoaching.com/ 

Allow a few seconds for buffering.Yahoo! player or right click HERE to download | Launch pop-up player Greg Renoff is not only a rabid Van Halen fan, but also a Ph. D. in history. Dissatisfied with the lack of information on Van Halen's earliest years, he put his degree to use studying not what happened to the lost colony at Roanoke Island (snore!), but how did Van Halen's years playing backyard parties prepare them to be the dominant hard rock group of the following decade?The result is Van Halen Rising: How a Southern California Backyard Party Band Saved Heavy Metal. The book is deep with drama and detail, thanks to the over 230 interviews Renoff conducted with insiders such as longtime bassist Michael Anthony, producer Ted Templeman and even David Lee Roth's sister.Just a month after its release the book already tops Amazon sales charts for its categories, and has garnered positive reviews from top rock writer Chuck Klosterman and Rolling Stone. Now Greg Renoff talks to Art about his book, possibly the most detailed rock n' roll bio ever written. 59 minutes.Art's comments: "I mean to brag, but I've made a pilgrimage to the original Van Halen home, Pasadena City College and the Pasadena Civic. As exciting as it was, if I had had Van Halen Rising and had known the exact history that transpired on these sites, it would've been even better! After reading this book, I can just see David Lee Roth on the Van Halens' doorstep, preparing to knock and take his place in history."In any future VH1 Behind the Music about Van Halen, Greg Renoff will certainly be the talking head you'll see most. I had a great time chatting with him." Links:Van Halen Rising official siteBook at the Van Halen online storeBook at AmazonBook at Barnes and NobleBONUS: Greg Renoff's article on the photo shoot that sparked war inside Van Halen (next book preview?)

In an exclusive behind the scenes opportunity with Blunt Lancet roadie Jeff Mather, I bring you Episode 70 of the Just Talking podcast. Jeff opens up about his blog, his diabetes, his love of photography, and his hatred (not really) of certain cupcake shops. There's also talk about Motorhead, software development, and of course, the international phenomenon that is Blunt Lancet. Enjoy. If you want to learn more about Blunt Lancet's escapades, check out their VH1 "Behind the Music" episode here, and the Rolling Stone interview here. Send your feedback to feedback@justtalkingpodcast.com Run Time - 55:22

Joins us as we get Close-Up with Grammy Award winning Producer Kevin Bond. Plus learn How to Identify a Staker and How to Be Street Smart. Also The Marketing Moment With Kelly Cole and 2 juicy Ask Mo Questions. Today 2pm est. log on http://www,mostegall.com or dial and listen LIVE 347-826-7120.