Podcasts about why don't you

This episode's guest is Jo Hunter. Jo is a change maker who is passionate about supporting people to make change in their lives through connecting with their creativity. She is co-founder and CEO of 64 Million Artists a social enterprise that is a catalyst for the creativity of everyone in the UK. She has worked in the circus, co-lead a programme to get every child in school singing every day and started life as a presenter of the legendary BBC TV series Why Don't You? and still aims to get people to turn off their TV set and do something less boring instead. Recorded in Old Street, London.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/stevexoh)

We are sooo far away from our 20s that Emmy can't even get the name right for a band that is apparently hot among the millennials now. Its "Why Don't We" bukan "Why Don't You". Kesian kita.

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De part et d’autres la parole se libère soit pour dénoncer le harcèlement dont sont victimes les femmes soit pour pointer les inégalités hommes/femmes dans les différents strates de notre société; qu’en est-il dans le jazz? Cette musique apparemment d’ouverture l’est-elle vraiment? En décembre 2017 la contrebassiste Joelle Leandre publiait une lettre ouverte intitulée « Chers Messieurs » en réaction à l’absence de femmes dans le palmarès des dernières victoires du jazz. Ce fait fut-il un acte isolé, une simple « erreur de casting » ou le reflet d’une situation plus profonde? Nous partons d’un calendrier ou s’affiche le nombre 20 comme 20 ans, comme les vingt ans de radio campus Paris. Avec la sociologue Marie Buscatto auteur de « Femmes dans le jazz » et la contrebassiste Joelle Leandre (tiens donc?) nous abordons cette question de la place des femmes dans cette musique, mais comme nous ne pouvons comprendre ce qui s’est passé pour « elles » depuis vingt ans sans élargir le point de vue, il y aura des intervenantes et intervenants: Philippe, Hélène, Olivier, Mylène, à savoir l’équipe de jazz and co…   Prochaine date de Joelle Leandre : https://www.joelle-leandre.com/calendar/ 24 juin, solo à la galerie Hus (Paris 18e) 21, 22 et 23 juillet, Kalamata Dance Festival (Grèce) 3 août, BERLIN festival  " Alarme "  le 3 août en trio Elisabeth Harnik piano et Matilda Rolsson drums 17 août, festival Jazz à Malguenac, Duo avec jean Luc Cappozzo tracklist de l'émission : - Archie Shepp, "Blasé", Blasé https://www.discogs.com/Archie-Shepp-Blas%C3%A9/release/1164730 - Tiger Trio, "Heavy Hail", Unleashed https://www.discogs.com/Tiger-Trio-Unleashed/release/9421209 - Mary Lou Williams, "Taurus", Zodiac Suite https://www.discogs.com/Mary-Lou-Williams-Trio-Zodiac-Suite/release/525085 - Joëlle Léandre/Phil Minton, "Si, lence", Léandre-Minton https://www.discogs.com/L%C3%A9andre-Minton-L%C3%A9andre-Minton/release/10725365 - Ida Cox, "Wild women don't have the blues", Wild women don't have the blues, https://www.discogs.com/fr/Ida-Cox-Wild-Women-Dont-Have-The-Blues/release/954374 - Lil Green, "Why Don't You do Right", Mean Mothers: Independent Women's Blues, Volume 1, https://www.discogs.com/fr/Various-Mean-Mothers-Independent-Womens-Blues-Volume-1/release/829650 - Joëlle Léandre, Jean-Luc Capozzo, "Instant Chav 5" Live aux Instants Chavirés https://www.discogs.com/fr/Jean-Luc-Cappozzo-Jo%C3%ABlle-L%C3%A9andre-Live-Aux-Instants-Chavires/release/9028631 - Madeleine et Salomon, "The Flowers, A Woman's Journey https://www.discogs.com/Madeleine-Salomon-A-Womans-Journey/release/10180037 Emission proposée par Pierre Tenne et réalisée par Robin Ferrari.    

As a special extra Summer treat for Looks Unfamiliar listeners, here’s a compilation of highlights from the archives, with extracts from Summer-themed podcasts by Tim Worthington, Ben Baker, Phil Catterall and Darrell Maclaine-Jones. A lot of this hasn’t been available for years, and a lot of it is still rather funny, so we hope you enjoy it! Along the way we talk about Summer Holiday television, Rat On The Road, Wimbledon, The Radio 1 Roadshow, Why Don't You? and Now - The Summer Album; rate the best and worst holiday camps and end of the pier variety acts; and lend an ear to some zany hilarious 'rude' records for fun DJs in wacky nightclubs. We'll also be finding out how to distinguish between different iterations of Mark Curry, what constitutes Roland Rat Canon, what happened when The Grumbleweeds went post-Blue Jam, and what Paul Shane definitely did not do to supplement his Hi-De-Hi income. Not to mention visiting a Hardwicke House Roadshow. Find more episodes of Looks Unfamiliar at http://timworthington.org/

Why Don't You feel Happy by Mohamed Hanbal

Yes we're back, it's been 14 days since your twofer weekend - make sure you listen to them... not that the Tale of the Unexpected episodes follow on from one another, but i'm certain that these podcasts are getting more listen-to-able as time goes on. *********** SO... What's today's all about? It's called Taste and delves into the world of wine, the aroma of dinner parties in the 80's, hints of potential child exploitation (only 11% VOL) and as always overtones of suspense. BUT THAT'S NOT ALL... if our attempts to pun our way through these notes have failed, we also chat about the voice of Janet Ellis, being part of the Why Don't You gang, the smell of a goose playing a bassoon and why 1985 is the best year for movies. WOW, what an episode. *********

On the day I sat down to record this episode we got the sad news that we lost Chester Bennington, the lead singer of Linkin Park. While completely unrelated to the theme of this episode, based on my level of obsession with Hybrid Theory all those years ago, I thought it was only appropriate to begin with a tribute. It is also a motivation to finally dig into my archives actually make that "Angry Man Music" podcast episode that I have been considering all these years.   This episode started out sort of trying to be an R&B podcast but then it turns out that for the most part I don't really like R&B. Basically, I don't really know how you categorize this music except that they are essentially love songs. Or, songs about love and how it may not be working out so well. Or, not so much love as lust. Or, I don't know, it's just awesome (as usual!). Regardless, it's time to settle in and turn it up.   Thanks for listening and don't forget to support the artists, Aaron     Tracklist (links to buy tracks) 1.Crawling by Linkin Park on Hybrid Theory 2.Gemini Feed by Banks on The Altar 3.Chill Out ft. SG Lewis by RAY BLK on Chill Out 4.Rather Be with You by Sinead Harnett on Rather Be with You 5.Day And Night by Majid Jordan on Majid Jordan 6.Watch My Back by Basecamp on Greater Than - EP 7.Warm by SG Lewis on Shivers - EP 8.Touch by Shura on Nothing's Real 9.Why Don't You by Cleo Sol on Why Don't You 10.Pine & Ginger by Amindi K. Fro$t, Tessellated & Valleyz on Pine & Ginger 11.Innamission by Smino on blkswn 12.Girls @ ft. Chance the Rapper by Joey Purp on Girls @ 13.Love$ick ft. A$AP Rocky by Mura Masa on Mura Masa 14.Heat ft. Sam Nelson Harris by The Knocks on Heat 15.Talk ft. George Maple by DJ Snake on Encore

In the most self-destructive moment since school holiday-dominating kids TV show Why Don't You told us to "switch off your TV set and do something less boring instead", we recommend films you could watch in the time it takes to listen to this semi-coherent drivel in this week's Triple Bill. Elsewhere on the podcast we pay tribute to the genius of Ray Harryhausen, review new releases 21 & Over and Chimpanzee, and welcome Gerry back to the 'ALL NEW' Failed Critics Podcast. Next week we'll set phasers to stun, don our red shirts, and have sex with beautiful alien creatures... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Solo is probably the most eagerly watched and most exciting House producer around at the moment, along with the likes of Zombie Disco Squad, Nat Self and Riva Starr. He is the man behind the huge hit Congoloid on Claude Vonstroke's Dirtybird label, and with his 'The Big Stef E.P.' out soon, things are going into overdrive for him. He has done this mix just in time for the spring/summer and boy does it deliver. Expect the unexpected with tracks such as James Brown's Superbad and Flash 2.9 taking you by suprise, and thats just the reason he is a genius. It's his originality to the genre that takes influences from all backgrounds of life. To top it off, any one who has met him will tell you he is probably one of the nicest and friendliest guys in the music industry right now. Go Support him by buying his records over at Juno.co.uk / Beatport. His Myspace and the Track listing for the mix follows... http://www.myspace.com/thedrunksolo 1. The Godfather Theme 2. Cypress Hill-"Hits from the Bong" 3. Mfdoom&Dangermouse-"Sofa King" 4. F.Rich,Prok&Fitch-"Naga" 5. Dj Chus,Niki B&Christian E-"Hossa"-C.Soul Rmx 6. DjGregory&GregorSalto-"Con Alegria"-SOLO Rmx 7. Gramophonedzie-"WHy Don't You" 8. James Brown-"Super Bad" 9. S.Samson-"Riverside"-Afrojack Rmx 10. SOLO-"Congaloid" 11. Bastian Schuster-"New Orleans" 12. Dj Jean,Asino-"The Bomb" 13. Afrojack&Diplo-"How I like it"-Kid Kaio/R.sinester Rmx 14. Dopamine-"Spunk" 15. SOLO-"Joga Bola" 16. Dennis_Dj Vasco- " 17. Renaissance Man-"Spraycan" 18. Layo&Bushwacka-"Love Story"-SOLO Bootyleg 19. L.Charmes,Kid Kaio-"This sound is" 20. Maskio-"Human Jungle"-Santos Reedit 21. "Flash 2.9"-Cdr 22. Tiga-"Shoes"- Noob Rmx 23. SOLO-"Rawmania" 24. Max Romeo-"Play with your pussy"