Podcast appearances and mentions of Vienna Ditto

Best of the underground, week of Oct 8, 2024: The Kennedys prove with their voices, if not with their brains, that they have made it through the storm and are ok. (All podcasts are on www.hlycrp.com, and you can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.)  

In Arrokoth: Meteorites Strike Twice - by Chad Bolling - narrated by Tim Borella Meat - by Chris Karageorge Groupie - by Col Helmuth Our Audio License AntipodeanSF Radio Show by Ion Newcombe is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. Based on a work at www.antisf.com.au. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at https://www.antisf.com.au/contact-editor Music Credits Strike Witches Get Bitches by Azureflux is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License. Meat Bap by junior85 is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 International License. A Happy Car Is a Stolen Car by Vienna Ditto is licensed under a Attribution License.   Intro & Outro Music Celestial Navigation by Blue Dot Sessions is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License

The Readipop 'Music Changing Lives' podcast is back once again! This time we're joined by singer-songwriter Frances, who has written for the likes of Elton John, Rudimental, Katy Perry and Dua Lipa, as well as producing her own solo work, and Hatty Taylor, who is starting a new solo recording journey of her own after playing as one half of local legends Vienna Ditto.This month the group discusses music as a tool for communication, the craft of songwriting, and keeping your cool in front of music legends.Find out more on Hatty Taylor here:https://www.instagram.com/hattytaylormusic/?hl=en-gbFind out more on Frances here:https://www.francesmusic.com

This episode uses a 1327 petition to the English king from Welshman Adda ap Einion and his English wife Agnes as a jumping-off point to tell the story of the system of anti-Welsh race law that was created when England colonized Wales.  This system of legal discrimination would last 469 years, from 1067 until its abolition by Henry VIII in 1536. For more on this topic, see the recent article by Teresa Phipps and Matthew Stevens, ‘ Towards a characterization of Race law in Medieval Wales', The Journal of Legal History, number 41 (2020). Research presented here has been supported by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange (Narodowa Agencja Wymiany Akademickiej), fellowship no. PPN/ULM/2019/1/00033 .The music used in this episode is, in order of appearance:I know his blood, by Vienna Ditto; Global Warming, by Kai Engel; Abiding, by Kelly Latimore; Harbor, by Kai Engel; Miss very much, by Kosta T; and, Funeral Battle, by Damiano Baldoni. All are Attribution 4.0 International  (CC BY 4.0) and available from Freemusicarchive.org. 

En esta edición de nos sentamos a tener un “Happy Hour” virtual para discutir los anuncios recientes de Warner Media y Disney sobre contenido y modelos de distribución. Tambien hablamos de algunas cosas que vimos en 2020 que nos ayudaron a contextualizar este año pandémico. Cinemánico utiliza para sus secciones elementos de:Vienna Ditto los cortes “Ugly” […]

ReencuentroTb. rencuentro. m. Acción y efecto de reencontrar. m. Encuentro de dos cosas que chocan una con otra. m. Choque de tropas enemigas en corto número, que mutuamente se buscan y se encuentran. Cinemánico utiliza para sus secciones elementos de:Vienna Ditto los cortes “Ugly” y “Stop” bajo una licencia CC Attribution 2.0 GenericTambien de Marrach los cortes “Durk” y […]

As part of marking our 15th birthday, we've dug into our archives to take you back to 2014 when Dave had an exclusive interview with Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood - ahead of his one-off classical concert at St John the Evangelist Church in Oxford. Plus there's a live acoustic session from Ags Connolly and great tunes from Alphabet Backwards, Charlie Cunningham, Peacetalks, D. Gwalia, Vienna Ditto, MDNIGHT, thelittlelostco and Totie.

(Documentaire) Een groot deel van Dennis’ aanrecht is gevuld met weckpotten en flessen, gevuld met zuurkool, via kombucha tot dingen met rare schimmels. Sinds chefkok Emile van der Staak hem kennis liet maken met het proces, is hij bezeten. In deze documentaire gaat hij op zoek naar het waarom van die obsessie. Dit is fermentatie. Met bijdragen van: Sandor Katz - http://wildfermentation.com Emile van der Staak - https://denieuwewinkel.com Christian Weij - http://verrotlekker.nl Meneer Wateetons - https://wateetons.com Het Rotzooi Festival - http://rotzooi-festival.nl Peter van Berckel - https://petervanberckel.nl Sasker Scheerder - https://manenwolfs.nl Wil je zelf aan de slag met fermentatie? Luister aflevering 4 van De Groene Podcast, waarin je stap voor stap meegenomen wordt in het maken van een zuurkool: https://www.ondercast.com/de-groene-podcast De intro- en outrotune van deze aflevering is ‘This is normal’ van Vienna Ditto: https://viennaditto.bandcamp.com/track/this-is-normal Productie: http://ondercast.com

The New York State Police have not only withheld critical information but they may have also intentionally circulated misleading sketches of the suspect in Richard's Aderson's homicide to further divert the public from learning the true identity of the killer.   In this episode, we conclude our two part examination of the police investigation and determine whether the police have remained complicit in concealing the truth.   This podcast may contain information that some may find disturbing.   Thanks to:   “Liar Liar” by Vienna Ditto is licensed under CC BY 4.0   "Swan Dive" by Waxahatchee is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0    “Turkey Time” by Monk Turner is licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0    "Hellidays (b/w Christmas in Hollis)" by The Impossebulls is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0   "The Ballad of Albany" by WPTR Radio   Conger, Cristen. "How Police Sketches Work." HowStuffWorks.com; Accessed 21 December 2018.

Louis and Fraser are joined by Lolo as they take on the Vampire Motorcycle! Noddy bought a slightly busted up bike, only to realise that she runs on blood, not gasoline! This 1990 thrill ride offers up prescient commentary on the iraq war (if you'll believe it).Remember to like us on Facebook and leave a quick rating on iTunes!Music by Vienna Ditto:http://viennaditto.com/ 

Unser Buch liegt in den Läden - Höchste Zeit, mal eine kleine Leseprobe zu veröffentlichen! Es gibt auch noch Tickets für die beiden Lesungen in Heidelberg und Karlsruhe, wo wir genau das live machen - und auch noch ein paar Kapitel dabeihaben, die nicht im Buch stehen! Musik: Camille Saint-Saens – Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso, Chopin - Klavier: Donald Betts – Ballade 4, Op52; Richard Wagner – Friedrichs Funeral March & Finale; Anonymous – Two Visitors to the St. Louis Worlds Fair 1904; Eddie Elkins Orchestra – Kicky Koo Kicky Koo You For Me Me For You; Paul Arden Taylor – Medieval Dance Tunes. Verwendete Geräusche: Glocke - Daniel Simon, Sports crowd - Gogo, Telefon - acclivity, jeweils von Soundbible.com. Unser Intro basiert auf einem Sample von Vienna Ditto. 

This week, it's regrets and reconciliation. Regrets? I've had a few but by and large, I've moved on. It seems a measure of success by how little regret we take to our graves. The trick, of course, is in deciding how much of your personal past you are willing to overlook. Making that judgment on this episode of Idyllic Music are We came as Strangers, Surek, Vienna Ditto, Knoto, Zebrat, and Helicalin.

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Unser drittes Interview mit John Girkin! Pünktlich zum Sommeranfang stellen wir die wichtigste aller Fragen: Warum sieht der Stiel von Eis eigentlich genau so aus, wie er aussieht? Wir haben knallhart nachgefragt! Im Sinne der wissenschaftlichen Überprüfung der hier gemachten Angaben empfehlen wir Empirie - ab zum Tiefkühlfach!Wir sind hier auf Patreon und freuen uns enorm über iTunes-Reviews! Dennis hat zusammen mit fünf anderen Fotografen eine Fotoaustellung vom 10. bis zum 19. Juni in der WOW gallery by willibender in Heidelberg. Infos auf der Facebook-Seite zum Kalamari Klub - so nennen wir uns. Die Musik findet sich wie immer hier: (Link.) Sie war diese Mal von Cosmic Analog Ensemble, Vienna Ditto, UltraCat, Airglow, Scott Holmes, Fog Lake, Maurice Ravel, gespielt von Luis Sarro und Malaventura. Science Pie (Deutsch) RSS

It's summer time! Which means that our most trusted companion for hot sticky days is out there again: ice cream! In our third episode with John Girkin, we explore the most important question of 'em all: Why does the the stick of an ice cream look the way it does? And is there such a thing as a luxury stick? This question actually requires us to consider things like liquid nitrogen, heat capacity and crystalline solids.You can find and support us on Patreon! Dennis is part of a group of photographers who will have an exhibition from the 10th June to the 19th at the WOW gallery by willibender, Heidelberg, Germany. Visit us! This episode contains music by Cosmic Analog Ensemble, Vienna Ditto, UltraCat, Airglow, Scott Holmes, Fog Lake, Maurice Ravel played by Luis Sarro and Malaventura. You can find all the music here. Science Pie (English) RSS

Zebrafische sind faszinierende Tiere. Ihr Herz, ein Schlauch, der das Blut simpel im Kreis pumpt, ist beispielsweise ein hervorragendes Modell für das menschliche Herz - viele Herzmedikamente funktionieren in ihm, auch wenn das Herz dem von Menschen kaum gleicht. Doch eine Superpower kann nur das Zebrafisch-Herz - und das motiviert Forscher, mit einem Laser auf ebenjenes Organ zu schießen. Ist das gerechtfertigt? Ihr entscheidet. Wir tun das, was wir können: Berichten. Musik von Tchaikovsky, Chopin gespielt von Edward Neeman, Vienna Ditto, Malaventura, Airglow, Chris Zabriskie und Portrayal. Ein Geräusch von Mike Koenig, das Intro basiert auf einem Sample von Vienna Ditto. Produziert von Dennis Schulz und Annika Brockschmidt. Foto von zebra danio / flickr (CC-BY).Unterstützt uns auf Patreon: www.patreon.com/sciencepie.

Zebra fish are gaining popularity compared to lab mice - their heart, for example, seems to be a remarkable model for the human heart, despite it looking completely different. But: Their heart has one superpower the human heart has not - which motivates people to use lasers to shoot at it. Why? And is it worth it? You decide.  Music by Tchaikovsky, Chopin played by Edward Neeman, Vienna Ditto, Malaventura, Airglow, Chris Zabriskie and Portrayal. Beating heart sound by Mike Koenig, Intro based on a sample by Vienna Ditto. Produced by Dennis Schulz and Annika Brockschmidt. Photo by zebra danio / flickr (CC-BY).Please support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/sciencepie.

Wir sind zurück im Windkanal, beflügelt von unserem Thema: Windenergie! Diesmal, mit Professor Simon Hogg: Warum Trägheit so ein großes Ding ist (nicht nur, wenn es ums morgendliche Aufstehen geht) und was das Ganze mit Windparks zu tun hat und was Engländer in der Halbzeitpause tun. Hängt euren Mantel mit uns in den Wind! Music von The Fish Who Saved the Planet, Dennis Schulz, Chris Zabriskie, Frederic Chopin gespielt von Zuzana Šimurdová. Letzter Titel: fasan - The Last Watch. Zudem Geräusche von Mike Koenig. Titelmusik immer noch mit Musik von Vienna Ditto drin. Alle Lieder hier. Produziert von Dennis Schulz und Annika Brockschmidt. Foto von Lawrence Murray/flickr (CC-BY)

We're back in the wind canal, on the rotor blade, on the wings of change, so to speak. We continue to tackle wind energy and the mysterious inertia (cue to Dennis singing creepily in the backgorund) with Professor Simon Hogg of Durham University. Hang your coat in the wind! (We think that saying only works in German, but we're not sure.) Music by The Fish Who Saved the Planet, Dennis Schulz, Chris Zabriskie, Frederic Chopin played by Zuzana Šimurdová. Final song: fasan - The Last Watch. Also: a sound effect by Mike Koenig. The Science Pie title is still based on a song by Vienna Ditto. Find all the tracks we used here. Produced by Dennis Schulz and Annika Brockschmidt. Photo by Lawrence Murray/flickr (CC-BY).

This is part 2 of our episode on black holes - again with Chris Done from Durham University! We recommend listening to the first one, "This side of the horizon", first. In this episode: Stephen Hawking! Black holes of all sizes, supermassive, tiny, you name it! Collisions of black holes! Huge detectors to detect gravitational waves! And mouse droppings. Of course. We hope you enjoy it! Music by Malaventura, Rest You Sleeping Giant, Chris Zabriskie, Kai Engel, Vienna Ditto, Simon Mathewson and Pyort Il'yich Tchaikovsky. A complete list of all the tracks used in our episodes can be found here. Prouduced by Dennis Schulz and Annika Brockschmidt. Photo by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (CC-BY).

Das ist der zweite Teil unseres Handbuchs für Schwarze Löcher - diesmal mit Stephen Hawking, riesigen und winzigen schwarzen Löchern, Zeitreisen als Partyexperiment und Mäusekot, wieder mit Chris Done, Durham University. Wir empfehlen, die erste Folge namens "Diesseits des Horizonts" zuerst zu hören! Viel Spaß im neuen Jahr. Musik von Malaventura, Rest You Sleeping Giant, Chris Zabriskie, Kai Engel, Vienna Ditto, Simon Mathewson und Pyort Il'yich Tchaikovsky. Alle Musik seit Episode 11 findet sich hier. Produziert von Dennis Schulz und Annika Brockschmidt. Foto: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (CC-BY).

Why does a physicist build a tiny replica of a dishwasher to put under a microscope? And what invention has made going to the optician or eye doctor that much more bearable (and also created a fun moment in TV history)? Join in as Durham University's Professor John Girkin answers these questions (and some more) and explains his optical toys to us. Yes, you read that correctly, toys. What they are? Click play and listen. Music by Josh Woodward, Robert Schumann, Frederic Chopin played by Donald Betts, Alexander Borodin and Vienna Ditto. Sounds by Mike Koenig. You can find the music here, as always. Photo by Ben Mortimer/flickr (CC-BY). Science Pie (English) RSS

Wieso baut jemand einen winzigen Geschirrspüler, der unter ein Mikroskop passt? Und wem haben wir es zu verdanken, dass uns beim Augenarzt oder Optiker nicht mehr das Auge zusammengequetscht wird? Diese Fragen und noch viel mehr beantwortet uns Professor John Girkin der Durham University, als er uns von seinen optischen Spielzeugen erzählt. Spielzeuge? Was für Spielzeuge? Klickt auf Play! Musik von Josh Woodward, Robert Schumann, Frederic Chopin gespielt von Donald Betts, Alexander Borodin und Vienna Ditto. Geräusche von Mike Koenig. Die benutzte Musik findet sich wie immer hier. Foto von Ben Mortimer/flickr (CC-BY). Science Pie (Deutsch) RSS

Stellt euch vor, Hitler wäre mit einem Fallschirm über Glasgow abgesprungen und gefangen genommen worden. Das ist nicht passiert. Zumindest nicht ihm - dafür aber seinem Stellvertreter, Rudolf Heß. Wir tauchen zusammen mit Jo Fox, Historikerin an der Durham University, ein in die merkwürdige Geschichte von Heß' Gefangennahme. Was kann uns der Fall Heß über die Unterschiede zwischen demokratischer und totalitärer Propaganda sagen? Sollten wir überhaupt zwischen diesen beiden unterscheiden? Und was hat das Ganze mit Gerüchten zu tun? Musik von Ian Alex Mac, Health and Beauty, Sergei Rachmaninoff gespielt von Vadim Chaimovich, Chris Zabriskie, Little Glass Men, Breuss Arrizabalaga Quintet, Louis Lefébure-Wély gespielt von Markus Staab, Maurice Ravel gespielt von Luís Sarro, Edvard Grieg gespielt von Edward Rosser, Franz Liszt gespielt von Maurio Tortorelli und Constantin Catena, zudem Geräusche, aufgenommen von Mike Koenig. Das Intro enthält Musik von Vienna Ditto. Die verwendete Musik findet sich wie immer hier. Science Pie (Deutsch) RSS

Wir sind wieder da! Wir tauchen ein in das faszinierende Feld der Propaganda - zusammen mit Jo Fox, einer Spezialistin für die Geschichte von Propaganda im Europa des 20. Jahrhunderts der Durham University. Es ist unsere erste Interview-Episode - eine Einleitung für zwei weitere Episoden mit Jo Fox zum Thema Propaganda, die noch folgen werden. Musik von Franz Schubert, Maurice Ravel, Leopoldo Miguez, Scott Holmes and Vienna Ditto. Ihr findet alle Lieder, die wir verwendet haben, inklusive Links , hier.

We are back! Join us as we dive into the fascinating field of propaganda with the help of Jo Fox, a specialist in the history of propaganda in twentieth-century europe and professor at Durham University. This is our first interview episode! Tune in as she unravels what we need to know in order to try to begin to understand propaganda and what propaganda does. There will be at least two more episodes based on this interview, both due soon! Music by Franz Schubert, Maurice Ravel, Leopoldo Miguez, Scott Holmes and Vienna Ditto. You can find all the tracks we used, including links, here.

Gaz Ellis Show #2 Some great music played from some up and coming artists! Pat Hull (http://pathullmusic.com) Vienna Ditto (http://www.myspace.com/viennaditto) Yer Beauties (http://www.yerbeauties.com) Jemma Willard (http://www.jemmawillard.com) Emory St (http://www.myspace.com/emorystreet) http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Gaz-Ellis-Show/372534563874?v=app_2347471856&ref=ts#!/pages/The-Gaz-Ellis-Show/372534563874?ref=ts http://www.bigapplebrits.com/home.php