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Disfrutamos hoy de otro programa dedicado al pop, empezando por David Myhr y su oda We Wanted to Shine con ese estribillo imposible de olvidar o los Blips, de Alabama, que deben ensordecer a los del cuello rígido con sus acordes como Jon Flyn de vuelta a tí. Los de Neil Finn han vuelto unos más de 10 años después pero no hay ningún number one en el disco, pena. Para eso, tenemos que escuchar a los clásicos Krayolas, psicodélicos, al teclista Jay Gonzalez o al baterista Frankie Siragusa con esos dos primerizos Lennon-McCartneys, como la pareja de Glen Tilbrook y Chris Difford, alma paters de Squeeze con sus grandes éxitos nos siguen maravillando tantos años después. Cambio drástico en el final para ver si a los powerpoperos les gusta el R&B, com los Hungry Williams o los Kaw-Ligas, presagiando el domingo rocker que se avecina.⦁ David Myhr, We Wanted to Shine⦁ The Blips, Throw Me Around⦁ The Blips, Walking Home⦁ Jon Flyn, Back To You⦁ Crowded House, Whatever You Want⦁ Jay Gonzalez, You Make It Hard (To Be Unhappy)⦁ The Krayolas, Cry Cry, Laugh Laugh⦁ The Krayolas, You Really Got Me⦁ Frankie Siragusa, Like Dreamers Do (with Keith Slettedahl)⦁ Frankie Siragusa, I'm in Love⦁ Squeeze, Annie Get Your Gun (Live at the Fillmore)⦁ Squeeze, Tempted (Live at the Fillmore)⦁ The Hungry Williams, Go On Fool⦁ The Kaw-Ligas, Hopped On Your Love⦁ The Kaw-Ligas, T For Texas

We Wanted to make Karson feel better about starting a forest fire behind his Cape house so we decided to ask... what big problem did YOU cause. And boy have you guys done some stuff! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is a companion episode to the first part of our Robert Thurman interview. We Wanted to give our thoughts, reflections and insights into the interview and highlight some of the topics that came up that might be new for people. We touch again on the idea of authoritarian dependency, epiphanies and the enlightened state, happiness as a means of liberation and much more. We hope this helps to highlight some of the deep teaching that Professor Thurman shared with us and with you. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gintantra/message

In episode 54 of The Great Women Artists Podcast, Katy Hessel interviews the LEGENDARY artist Howardena Pindell !!!! [This episode is brought to you by Alighieri jewellery: www.alighieri.co.uk | use the code TGWA at checkout for 10% off!] Working across a variety of mediums, from painting to film, and who has employed a range of unconventional materials, such as glitter to talcum powder; since the late 1960s, Howardena Pindell has examined a wide range of subject matter, from the personal, historical, political and social for her highly important and activistic like work that deals with racism, feminism, violence and exploitation. Born in 1943 in Philadelphia, Pindell first studied painting at Boston University and later Yale University, and upon graduating, accepted a job in the Department of Prints and Illustrated Books at the Museum of Modern Art, where she remained for 12 years, from 1967 to 1979. A co-founder of the pioneering feminist A.I.R Gallery, Pindell is also a professor at the State University of New York, Stony Brook, where she has been since 1979.  Renowned early works include her mesmeric and labour intensive, pointillist paintings of the 1970s, created by spraying paint through a template, and Free, White and 21, a video made in 1980 in which the artist plays herself and, wearing a mask, a white woman, whose conversation relays Pindell’s own experiences of racism, which was first shown at artist Ana Mendieta’s curated exhibition at AIR in 1980.  Currently the subject of a major exhibition right now at New York’s The Shed, a show examining the violent, historical trauma of racism in America and the therapeutic power of artistic creation, other recent museum solo exhibitions have included at the MCA Chicago, Rose Museum, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, as well as an upcoming exhibition at Kettle’s Yard in Cambridge.  Pindell has also featured in recent landmark group exhibitions such as the touring Soul of a Nation: Art in the age of Black Power, We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, 1965–1985 at the Brooklyn Museum, and WACK! Art and the Feminist Revolution, at LACMA. Among many many others.  Addressing important subjects that continue to educate people around the world, when asked about her viewers Howardena recently said in an interview, “I want them to look at the hidden history instead of the history we were taught”. And that is why we are so lucky to have her work out on the world stage, and I couldn't be more delighted to be speaking with her today. ENJOY!!! FURTHER LINKS! https://www.howardenapindell.org/https://theshed.org/program/143-howardena-pindell-rope-fire-water https://mcachicago.org/Exhibitions/2018/Howardena-Pindell https://www.garthgreenan.com/artists/howardena-pindell https://www.victoria-miro.com/artists/216-howardena-pindell/ Follow us: Katy Hessel: @thegreatwomenartists / @katy.hessel Sound editing by Laura Hendry  Artwork by @thisisaliceskinner Music by Ben Wetherfield https://www.thegreatwomenartists.com/

Sometimes Whitney and I fight!! We have built a business on a foundation of us being connected and in love - we did that on purpose!! We WANTED the inspiration to FIND SOLUTIONS instead of numb, pout, and hide. Well ...it worked. I had a BIG BREAKTHROUGH a few nights back and I wanted to share it. If you've ever felt angry with someone and simultaneously wished you weren't feeling angry, don't miss this. There's no "step 1 step 2 and step 3" in this one - it's raw and it's real ...but everything you need is in there. And if this stirs up anything that you want to talk about even deeper, you know where to find us: www.steadfastlifecoaching.com

The Hollywood Monsters – a music collective that includes Steph Honde, Vinny Appice and Ronnie Robson as the core, with an amazing collaborative of internationally known musicians with huge resumes – have released their third album entitled; “Thriving On Chaos” with a star studded selection of guest musicians: Glen Drover, Greg Godovitz, Tommy Denander, Danko [...] The post HOLLYWOOD MONSTERS’ Bassist RONNIE ROBSON Shares Details About “Thriving On Chaos” Album: “We Didn’t Aim For a Perfect Song Take, We Wanted to Keep The Raw Energy Of The Band In the Album” appeared first on Sonic Perspectives.

For several years, singer Jan Willem Ketelaers has been pondering the meaning of life—and what comes afterward.  It’s not like he’s had a lot of time on his hands.  Last year, he wrote the lyrics for and sang lead on Knight Area’s WWII epic concept album “D-Day.” But there’s much more in Jan Willem‘s musical [...] The post INTO THE OPEN’S Vocalist JAN WILLEM KETELAERS Talks About the Debut Album “Destination Eternity:” “We Wanted to Explore the Next Life” appeared first on Sonic Perspectives.

Having risen to fame in what is now regarded as the “classic” Symphony X lineup, Mike Lepond has surely kept himself busy in recent times. Aside from commanding the grooves on Symphony X, he decided to put his metal influences to good use on Mike Lepond’s Silent Assassins and Ross the Boss Band. More recently, [...] The post MIKE LEPOND Talks New Band DEADRISEN and Debut Album: “We Wanted the Band to Sound Live, with a Modern Production and to Go Anywhere We Wanted Stylistically” appeared first on Sonic Perspectives.

On November 22, doom metal wizards AVATARIUM released their heavy and emotionally dense new album “The Fire I Long For”. The new effort sees them return to their epic doom roots whilst paying their respects to rock legends like RAINBOW, LED ZEPPELIN and THE DOORS. Born from epic doom laden mastermind known as Leif Edling [...] The post MARCUS JIDELL Discusses New AVATARIUM album: “We Wanted a Heavy, and Big Fat Production, a Little Bit Darker Than Our Previous One” appeared first on Sonic Perspectives.

If you are an addict to the NWOBHM, or a fan of traditionally sounding heavy metal in general, most likely you know of Steve Grimmett and his former band Grim Reaper, which achieved major success worldwide with three highly acclaimed studio albums along with single releases and MTV airplay. Steve not only was the vocalist [...] The post GRIM REAPER Front-man STEVE GRIMMETT Talks New Album: “We Wanted to Keep The New Album Sounding Old-School Heavy Metal” appeared first on Sonic Perspectives.

Whenever and wherever guitarist, keyboardist and composer Turilli and vocalist Lione have been working together, the result has been something extraordinary. Something both metal and rock lovers around the globe loved, cherished and remembered forever. Now, after eight long years, the two brothers in arms are finally back together again. They reunited to start an exciting new chapter on their [...] The post LUCA TURILLI Talks Upcoming TURILLI/LIONE RHAPSODY Album: “We Wanted to Modernize Our Approach to Symphonic Metal” appeared first on Sonic Perspectives.

Prog metal fans can expect a great 2019, and evidence of that can already be found in one of the first releases of the year – Soen’s new album Lotus. Formed in Sweden in 2004, Soen released their debut album Cognitive in 2012, to critic and fans’ acclaim. Since then two more albums followed, and [...] The post SOEN’s Drummer MARTIN LOPEZ: “We Wanted the Guitars on LOTUS to Sound Louder, Heavier and Crispier” appeared first on Sonic Perspectives.

Bruce Soord started The Pineapple Thief nearly twenty years ago, but almost feels like they have become a new band in the best sense of the word. The group has been reinvigorated by drummer extraordinaire Gavin Harrison joining the band as a full-time member, who also collaborates with Bruce on their new material. This has [...] The post PINEAPPLE THIEF’s Frontman BRUCE SOORD: “We Wanted the Melodies to Hit People in the First Listen, But then for Them to Go Away and Say: Oh My God, I Have to Listen to that Again.” appeared first on Sonic Perspectives.

With The Official World Cup Song Being Released This Week, We Wanted to Dive Into How Music Has Impacted Soccer Not Only In The World Cup But Also In Every Other Aspect of Soccer. We Discussed This and Much More. As always you can find us: iTunes Google Play YouTube You Can Also Find out […] The post Episode 30 – Music & It’s Impact on Soccer appeared first on Trebl Soccer.

2018-03-25 We Wanted a King... God gave His Son by Mentor Church

We Wanted him back. He's Back! The first episode of our new format begins with John Wick Chapter 2. We pick up shortly after the first movie. Expanding the universe, we find out about John's ties to his past, and what they mean for his future. Buckle up because we're going to Applebees after this!

Mike Newton reviews the exhibit “We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, 1965-1985” currently on view at the Brooklyn Museum until September 17th. To read Mike Newton's article go to http://bit.ly/2tk4l4m

Hanna Rosin, Noreen Malone, and filling-in for June Thomas— The New York Times Magazine's Susan Dominus discuss open marriages, Amazon's new series, I Love Dick, and the Brooklyn Museum Exhibit, We Wanted a Revolution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hanna Rosin, Noreen Malone, and filling-in for June Thomas— The New York Times Magazine's Susan Dominus discuss open marriages, Amazon's new series, I Love Dick, and the Brooklyn Museum Exhibit, We Wanted a Revolution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Poly Story Repository is a live conversation with our friends about their experiences navigating a conceptually non-monagamous life. We like talking to cool people. We thought we could share that with you. Sometimes the best way to learn things is to hear other people's experiences. We Wanted to make a venue for these stories, so that others can hear and relate. These conversations are incredibly informal, and totally veer into strange areas. But that's part of the fun. This is a great podcast for folks that are new to non-monogamy, so we'll be sure to go over introductory concepts. But we won't let that get in the way of having more nuanced conversations in non weekly episodes; meaning whenever it is convenient for us. We will publish new content when it's ready. Poly people have crazy schedules, and so it's hard to coordinate an actual schedule for episodes.But don't let that stop from tuning into the Poly Story Repository. Find us on soundcloud at soundcloud.com/poly_story, or on twitter @poly_story