Podcasts about We Were Young

Following in the tradition of our episodes on Ukraine and Egypt, where we tried to find our way into national cinemas that are virtually inaccessible in the West (not to mention our other single-nation episodes on Poland, Brazil, Hong Kong, West Germany, Japan, Czechoslovakia and Mexico that focus more narrowly on a single movement or genre), we gathered up as many movies as we could find, read some academic articles, and then watched the six most promising Bulgarian movies from the ‘60s. Our intention, of course, is to give a taste of what the country has to offer, rather than a full overview. Plus, I mean gosh, appease all of those fans who have been lighting up our switchboard asking for Bulgarian ‘60s cinema…In this episode, the starting point was Binka Zhelyazkova, who was the first Bulgarian female director. She was also one of the very few women from behind the Iron Curtain, pre-Glasnost era, to have her films shown in the West. From there we spread out to other filmmakers whose works seemed to get written about most often and, crucially, can be seen today with decent prints and English subtitles. Though Bart & Jenna generally agree on the most noteworthy film and least noteworthy film of the episode, there's quite a bit of discussion in the merits of each. Dive in – none of these films require the kind of fortitude you might expect would be required to sit through little-known 60s art cinema from Bulgaria.The following films are discussed:• We Were Young (1961) А бяхме млади/A byahme mladi Directed by Binka Zhelyazkova Starring Dimitar Buynozov, Rumyana Karabelova, Lyudmila Cheshmedzhieva• The Inspector and the Night (1963) Инспекторът и нощта/Inspektorat i noshtta Directed by Rangel Vulchanov Starring Stars Georgi Kaloyanchev, Nevena Kokanova, Dimitar Panov• The Peach Thief (1964) Крадецът на праскови/Kradetzat na praskovi Directed by Vulo Radev Starring Nevena Kokanova, Rade Markovic, Mikhail Mikhaylov• Armourless Knight (1966) Рицар без броня/Ritzar bez bronya Directed by Borislav Sharaliev Starring Oleg Kovachev, Mariya Rusalieva, Apostol Karamitev• The Tied-Up Balloon (1967) Привързаният балон/Privarzaniyat balon Directed by Binka Zhelyazkova Starring Georgi Kaloyanchev, Grigor Vachkov, Ivan Bratanov• The White Room (1968) Бялата стая/Byalata staya Directed by Metodi Andonov Starring Apostol Karamitev, Elena Rainova, Dorotea Toncheva

François Pitton, programmateur sur La 1ère, présente son coup de cœur de la semaine, le titre "We Were Young" de Yves Ali Zahno.

How does writing about your life change the way you see it? Cathy Thomas talks to Lucy Scholes about her first book, Islanders, interlocking short stories set on her childhood home, Guernsey – the pleasure of joining the dots and how playwriting informed her structure. Discovering a shared love of Annie Ernaux's essays, they dive deeply into whether difficult experiences – from publisher rejections to trauma – may be reframed through the power of writing.On the nightstand: We Were Young by Niamh CampbellOn my mind: Olivia Fitzsimons' recent essay, Notes on Resilience, for The Stinging FlyOn the shelf: Annie Ernaux's A Girl's Story. On the pedestal: playwright Caryl Churchill See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Anne Enright on Ulysses: The Wandering I, an exploration of what the brain does when we read Joyce's masterpiece - We Were Young, a new novel by Niamh Campbell which takes us to Dublin's contemporary arts scene - Album reviews: Big Thief, Beach House, And So I Watch You From Afar.

It's 2022 already (yikes) and we've got our first episode of the year. We chat about: Why Yellowjackets should be your new TV obsession Why the sitcom The Cockfields is a hidden gem How the series Gomorrah holds up What makes Licorice Pizza so great Why you should check out the books We Were Young, Aisling and the City and Breaking Point. And we have a bonus chat about the Choice Music Prize at the end. Enjoy!

A story about my walk across Spain on the Camino De Santiago.  Music Credit: People Watching written and performed by Parker Brown.  Find Parker Brown's album "We Were Young" on Spotify or Apple Music.

On this month's episode of the podcast, editor Danny Denton is joined by novelist Niamh Campbell, to read and discuss Kevin Power's darkly surreal story 'The Dead Hotel', which first appeared in the Summer 2006 issue of the magazine. Niamh Campbell's debut novel This Happy was published by Weidenfeld and Nicolson in 2020, and nominated for the An Post Irish Book Awards, the Kerry Group Irish Novel of the Year Award, and the John McGahern Book Prize. In 2020 she also won the Sunday Times Audible Short Story Award for her story 'Love Many'. Her short work can be found in The Dublin Review, 3:AM, Banshee, Tangerine, Five Dials, Granta, and gorse. She has been funded by the Arts Council of Ireland and is 2021 Writer in Residence at University College Dublin. Her second novel We Were Young is forthcoming with Weidenfeld and Nicolson in 2022. She lives and works in Dublin. Kevin Power's first novel, Bad Day in Blackrock, was published by Lilliput Press in 2008 and filmed as What Richard Did, directed by Lenny Abrahamson, in 2012. His second novel, White City, was published earlier this year by Scribner. He won the Rooney Prize for Irish Literature in 2009 and the Hennessy XO Award for Emerging Fiction, also in 2009. Kevin is currently Assistant Professor of Literary Practice in the School of English, Trinity College Dublin, and he holds a PhD in American Literature from University College Dublin. His writing has appeared in The New Yorker, The Guardian, Irish Times, The Dublin Review, and the Los Angeles Review of Books. The Stinging Fly Podcast invites Irish writers to choose a story from the Stinging Fly archive to read and discuss. Previous episodes of the podcast can be found here. The podcast's theme music is ‘Sale of Lakes', by Divan. All of the Stinging Fly archive is available for everyone to read during the coronavirus crisis.

Edición 287 de Corazón Púrpura Rock. ¡¡¡Comenzamos septima temporada!!!! Una edición llena e estrenos de nuevos discos ¡11 temas de estreno! PLAYLIST: 1- THUNDERMOTHER – LOUD AND ALIVE 2- U.D.O. & DAS MUSIKKORPS DER BUNDESWEHR – FUTURE IS THE REASON WHY 3- JESSICA WOLFF – ALL THE RIGHT THINGS 4- ARCTIC RAIN – BREAKOUT 5- JANET GARDNER & JUSTIN JAMES – RISE UP 6- ALCATRAZZ – POLAR BEAR 7- ESPACIO CRUE: NITRATE – HEART GO WILD 8- DARK SARAH – THE CHOSEN ONE 9- BLUES PILLS – DREAMING MY LIFE AWAY 10- HALESTORM – BREAK IN (feat. Amy Lee) 11- 11- LORD OF THE LOST – WE WERE YOUNG (feat. Heaven Can Wait Chor) Sobre Corazón Púrpura Rock: Es un programa de radio musical que nació en Córdoba (España) en 2014. Actualmente se emite en directo todas las semanas en varias emisoras españolas. Está dirigido y presentado por Gracia Santiago. Si quieres conocer en qué emisoras se emite y tener más información, te remitimos a nuestro blog: http://corazonpurpurarock.blogspot.com/2019/06/donde-escucharnos-actualizado.html Por último, estaremos encantados de que nos sigas a través de nuestros canales en las redes sociales: Facebook: www.facebook.com/corazonpurpurarockradio Twitter: https://twitter.com/cpurpurarock Instagram: https://instagram.com/corazonpurpurarock Contacto: corazonpurpurarockradio@gmail.com

Edición 287 de Corazón Púrpura Rock. ¡¡¡Comenzamos septima temporada!!!! Una edición llena e estrenos de nuevos discos ¡11 temas de estreno! PLAYLIST: 1- THUNDERMOTHER – LOUD AND ALIVE 2- U.D.O. & DAS MUSIKKORPS DER BUNDESWEHR – FUTURE IS THE REASON WHY 3- JESSICA WOLFF – ALL THE RIGHT THINGS 4- ARCTIC RAIN – BREAKOUT 5- JANET GARDNER & JUSTIN JAMES – RISE UP 6- ALCATRAZZ – POLAR BEAR 7- ESPACIO CRUE: NITRATE – HEART GO WILD 8- DARK SARAH – THE CHOSEN ONE 9- BLUES PILLS – DREAMING MY LIFE AWAY 10- HALESTORM – BREAK IN (feat. Amy Lee) 11- 11- LORD OF THE LOST – WE WERE YOUNG (feat. Heaven Can Wait Chor) Sobre Corazón Púrpura Rock: Es un programa de radio musical que nació en Córdoba (España) en 2014. Actualmente se emite en directo todas las semanas en varias emisoras españolas. Está dirigido y presentado por Gracia Santiago. Si quieres conocer en qué emisoras se emite y tener más información, te remitimos a nuestro blog: http://corazonpurpurarock.blogspot.com/2019/06/donde-escucharnos-actualizado.html Por último, estaremos encantados de que nos sigas a través de nuestros canales en las redes sociales: Facebook: www.facebook.com/corazonpurpurarockradio Twitter: https://twitter.com/cpurpurarock Instagram: https://instagram.com/corazonpurpurarock Contacto: corazonpurpurarockradio@gmail.com

Davaion Bristol, also known as Spaceman Jones is an MC, beat maker, event promoter, co-owner of Urban Combat Wrestling, co-owner of OTG Unlimited, 1/2 of Spaceman Jones And The Motherships, and creator of the #smokebreak podcast and Instagram video series. His childhood and background was a quite unique from every guest so far on We Were Young. Spaceman shares his story with host Rob Gray about his experiences as a young black man growing up in the South, his love for WWE wrestling and being incarcerated in prison. His views on life and the world are deep, thought-provoking and full of hard truths. Big love for Spaceman coming though on this one!

Who's our guest? The Dallas-based synthwave duo of Krisluv and Danni James known as PRIZM! They released their self-titled debut EP earlier in 2019 where it would soon catch some buzz around the synthwave world and later lead to their signing with the independent synthwave label FiXT Neon. The pair continue to work in the studio with pretty much the third member of PRIZM, producer and songwriter Geoff Rockwell and recently released a new single "We Were Young", along with a feature on the Fury Weekend track "Escape From Neon City". PURCHASE/STREAM EP: fanlink.to/prizm Why should you care? This up and coming duo is already making waves in the synthwave world as they shared with us how the group got started, the dynamic of their friendship, how they got signed to FiXT Neon, the worries of working with labels, and their day-to-day routines. PRIZM wants variety in their music as they share the benefits of being on a label like FiXT that has such a diverse roster. FOLLOW/STREAM FRESH IS THE WORD ONLINE: linktr.ee/freshisthewordpodcast Follow PRIZM: Twitter: twitter.com/weareprizm Facebook: facebook.com/prizmwave/ Instagram: instagram.com/weareprizm Bandcamp: prizmwave.bandcamp.com (Photo Credit: Jessica Rockwell) Follow FiXT Neon: Web: fixtonline.com Twitter: twitter.com/fixtneon Facebook: facebook.com/fixtneon Instagram: instagram.com/fixtneon --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/freshistheword/message

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24th 1hr episode of monthly mix full of the newest global house music. This time including music from CROATIA SQUAD, ME & MY TOOTHBRUSH, DAVID PENN and many more… and of course two new releases from me “WE WERE YOUNG” out @NO DEFINITION records + debut release “I SEE THE LIGHT” under new project “B&B” … Continue reading HOUSE YARD 024 →

On This Episode: Will Haze has a public service message Is Kodak Black saying he wants to pipe down Young M.A. a 'Down Low' statement? Is there a conspiracy in Hip Hop to condition us to emasculation & feminization? And then we debate HEAVY about the Good & Evil and if there is a difference between Evil & Wrong Will Haze learns what a sober house is   This Weeks Top 5: Top 5 Talk Shows from We Were Young   This weeks episode brought to you by Lex (@LexAve17th), the #1 apparel supplier for all of your hype beast needs! 17th Ave & Chinook Mall across from Urban Outfitters. DON'T SLEEP!! * Check us out on Social Media: www.Facebook.com/IWANTALLTHESMOKETHEPODCAST www.Facebook.com/DigitalDiamondent Instagram: @_IWantAllTheSmoke // @Eydol_1 // @Parnel.Ramlall // @IAmWillHaze

hmseb.com/mix 00:00 Junior Gee – We Were Young 06:50 D-Malice – #87 09:57 Olivier Giacomotto, Noir – Reste (Raxon Remix) 15:41 Harry romero & Doorly – The truth 20:06 Butch – Countach (Kölsch Remix) 24:48 Marc Romboy & Stephan Bodzin – Kerberos 30:31 Onix – Daboom 36:45 Adriatique – Rollox 40:16 Joeski – Set In…

hmseb.com/mix 00:00 Junior Gee – We Were Young 06:50 D-Malice – #87 09:57 Olivier Giacomotto, Noir – Reste (Raxon Remix) 15:41 Harry romero & Doorly – The truth 20:06 Butch – Countach (Kölsch Remix) 24:48 Marc Romboy & Stephan Bodzin – Kerberos 30:31 Onix – Daboom 36:45 Adriatique – Rollox 40:16 Joeski – Set In…

Record shopping. Dirty Nil and Dilly Dally up for Junos. Morrissey, Descendents playing We Were Young.

Electric For Life 092! World premiere of the new ‘We Were Young’ remix, a classic from Gareth Emery and more. Make sure to vote for your favourite track this week at http://electricfor.life

Who’s ready to hear the Tritonal remix of ‘We Were Young’, plus music from Christina Novelli, Ilan Bluestone and Ben Nicky?! Today’s episode is not the one to miss!

Today’s episode is all about uplifting trance and nothing else! Featuring the new remixes of ‘We Were Young’ and ‘Make It Happen’. Definitely one of our best shows this year. Make sure to give it a listen and you wont be disappointed!

01. Ready For Your Love (feat MNEK) by Gorgon City 02. Gecko (Overdrive) by Oliver Heldens, Becky Hill 03. Sleepless (feat The High) by Cazzette 04. Lovers On The Sun (extended) by David Guetta, Sam Martin 05. Tear The Roof Up by Alesso 06. GODS by S-A vs AN21 07. Rambo (Hardwell Edit) by Deorro/J Trick 08. GO by MAKJ And M35 09. Shake That (Tom Staar Remix) by Dansson & Marlon Hoffstadt 10. Get Enough by Sander Van Doorn 11. Five Hours (Don't Hold Me Back) by Deorro 12. Tokyo by Night (Axwell Remix) by Hook N Sling feat Karin Park 13. Gold Skies by Sander Van Doorn, Aleesia 14. Invincible by Borgeous 15. Ready For The Weekend (feat Ayah Marar) by NERVO 16. Arcadia by Hardwell 17. How We Party by R3hab 18. Apocalypse 2014 (Kryder & Tom Staar Remix) by Arno Cost And Norman Doray 19. SMASH! by Ummet Ozcan 20. C.U.B.A. by Calvin Harris 21. Flashlight by R3hab & Deorro 22. We Were Young by DVBBS 23. Where We Were Young by Dillon Francis, Sultan & Ned Shepard