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Episode 398... Inching our way to 400 with a ton of newer stuff you can find on Bandcamp! Mad added an "Annihilate" playlist to the YouTube Channel you should check out. No themes this week, shredding like always though. Enjoy!Download and stream here (iTunes and Google Podcasts as well):BROS GRIM 398!!!!! Airing Wednesdays 7pm PST on PUNK ROCK DEMONSTRATION & Fridays/Saturdays 7pm PST on RIPPER RADIO.Send us stuff to brothersgrimpunk@gmail.com.Punkers delight...Sweden Nato 1:38 SPEED GRUNTER DEMO 2023 Chile Cuarzos 1:58 Cistitis Infección PunkSwitzerland Parkinglot Drunktards 2:20 Disarm Demo Germany The Never-Ending Virus Story 2:17 crappy nice Wild Bore Spook Surf (bkgrd) 1:25 Artificial Peace Complete Sessions 1981_Dischord Netherlands Gentrification Hipstershit 1:24 Azijnpisser Cold Cuts MO Final Fuckin' Breath 2:02 Sarin Reaper Noxious Black Vomit Cleveland Done Is Done 2:23 FRENZY Trial By Fire Alberta Hellride 2:03 Plëzher Stick It In Japan 反撃 (counterattack) 1:58 COLONY·DROP Casval Not Enough Recs Blind Lead the Blind 2:01 Simbiose Simbiose / Visions of War Born To Die (bkgrd) 3:28 Choking Victim Crack Rock Steady Ep And Squatta's Paradise Ep Seattle Padded Cell 1:08 LYSOL Down The Street CS KY Padded Cell 2:33 NEGLECT Demo Germany Endless Disease 1:46 Bunkerfieber Exercises In Simplicity Japan Hunger games 2:55 DISAD May I got death? MS I Stand Alone 0:56 Clean Needle Demo 2023 Chicago Media Junkies 2:37 Runstate Tapes MOCK EXECUTION - Rebels Without A Cause What Will The Neighbors Think (bkgrd) 3:50 Reagan Youth 1994 - A Collection Of Pop Classics Zucker 1:19 ill! Split with Turtle Rage Sycophant 1:21 Heavy Discipline Comp. 2 Keep Your Money We Are Happy With Our Rats 2:02 Mushroom Attack Discography 憎火 (hate) 1:16 Zouka Demo 2022 No End 2:15 Lacerate Cassette EP Post War Trauma 1:17 The Pist Collapsing Worlds Erase The Days (bkgrd) 2:31 Whatever It Takes Various Sampler Vol. 2 Asshole 0:35 Seein Red SeeinRed split with Shikari National Erection 1:12 Ten Minutes Later Social Alert Social Disease 1:32 Zipper Don't Fit Projection 1:45 3D & The Holograms 3D & The Holograms Promo Malted Vomit 2:20 Guttermouth The Album Formerly Known As Full Length LP AU Y.F.W 2:17 SUCC Better Fucking Things To Do

Are you a Wild Bore, or do you happen to know or work with one? Truth is wild bores are everywhere as so many people try and give as much information as possible, in as short a time as possible and wind up putting everyone to sleep. Luckily the NERDS are joined by friend-of-the-showLeesa Wallaceas she provi des simple tips to avoid the pitfalls of sharing to much and losing your audience. Leesa shows how the PARE strategy can help keep you on track, focused and how it can be used in any part of your presentation. As always Leesa does an incredible job bringing the knowledge to YOU our audience; so don't skip this one! If you would like to connect with Leesa and pick up her book you can do so here: (43) Leesa Wallace (she/her/hers) | LinkedIn performancearchitech@comcast.net https://performance-architect.com/ Sharpen Your Point  https://www.amazon.com/Sharpening-Your-Point-Communication-Efficiency/dp/1947480723/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1648646682&sr=8-1 If you would like to participate in the discussion, please email us at learningnerdscast@gmail.com #learning #strategy #opportunities #innovation #content #wildbore #communication #PAREstrategy #focusedcommunication #effective communication #leadership #sharpenyourpoint #openers #closers #effective #instructionaldesign #instructionaldesigners #traininganddevelopment #trainingdelivery #mobilelearning #learninganddevelopment #learningdesign #learningdesigner #podcasting #podcasts #podcastlife #trainingsolutions #trainings #education Daniel Coonrod Abby Dawson

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This week we talk about Mika Miko's noughties punk hit "Wild Bore." Want to know what song we're doing next week so you can cover it? Want to tell us how stupid we are in the Discord? Want to watch the Tom DeLonge alien show with us? Join our Patreon at patreon.com/155pod  

Krishna Istha and I discuss their stand-up comedy show about trans experience, Beast, directed by Zoë Coombs Marr. Krishna is a London-based performer, writer, live artist, and theatre maker whose work explores gender politics and queer culture. They created performance persona Bambi Sexsmith during Duckie’s Homosexualist Summer School, trained with GETINTHEBACKOFTHEVAN and comedian Hannah Gadsby, and performed in Rosana Cade’s Walking:Holding, Laura Bridgeman’s The Butch Monologues, and Wild Bore by Zoë Coombs Marr, Ursula Martinez, and Adrienne Truscott. Krishna and I discuss Beast’s infusion of comedy with live art; its costuming, audiences, scenography, and making process; and topics from racism to QTIPOC cabaret, mentoring, visibility, and touring while trans.

Taken from an old episode of Soggy Popcorn (under The Wild Bore umbrella) I discuss Korean film The Wailing with fellow film buff Simon.Remember to support the show and get exclusive content by going to Patreon.com/anewwinterTwitter @anewwinterInstagram @anewwinter Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/anewwinter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

An update on what's to come including Star Wars (Last Jedi / Rise of Skywalker), thoughts on M Night Shyamalan's 'Glass', and re-releasing Wild Bore episodes over Xmas. Support the show by going to patreon.com/anewwinterStatic Statek album on Spotify Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/anewwinter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The brilliant Adrienne Truscott joins the Queens!!! Check out WILD BORE at NYU Skirball (discount code: CRITIC10) and (STILL) ASKING FOR IT at Joe's Pubs! After the interview Reid and Jack discuss critics, hustlers, and ballet. Also, learn more about P50 by watching Episode 9: With Martha and Abe of The Dance And Stuff Show! youtube.com/DANCEANDSTUFF SUPPORT THE MAKING OF DANCE AND STUFF via PATREON www.DANCEANDSTUFF.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Lee and Ryan sit down with Sam, who uses they/them pronouns, at the Docklands library. Sam is the first dedicated LGBTIQ outreach lawyer in Victoria, and works out of St Kilda legal service. Sam talks about growing up in Perth, student activism at La Trobe, listening to and learning from trans and gender diverse young people, and some of the challenges involved in working in the legal system. They pitch the idea of a communal life admin day, changing lawyers’ titles to the gender-neutral ‘Advocate,’ and tell Lee and Ryan about a particularly moving theatre performance they saw in Sydney earlier this year, called Wild Bore. Music throughout by 90s Flav. To find more on 90sFlav check out the following links:

Sofie talks to Australian comedian and theatre-maker Zoë Coombs Marr about marrying "a gay dandy Tilda Swinton", political comedy, the trickiness of earnestness, lesbian separatists, a mirage-like cabin in the woods and her character Dave. Works mentioned in this episode: Wild Bore by Zoë Coombs Marr, Adrienne Truscott and Ursula Martinez. Lesbian Nation by Ariel Levy in The New Yorker. Artwork by Linda Brinkhaus Jingle by Bailey Lenart Produced by Sarah Garvey A huge thanks to Phoenix Artist Club in London for letting me record my podcast and do my shows with them. Special thanks to Peter Dunbar.   Made of Human Podcast online: Twitter: @podmoh Facebook: facebook.com/madeofhumanpodcast Web: madeofhumanpodcast.com Patreon: patreon.com/mohpod   Sofie Hagen online: Twitter: @SofieHagen Facebook: facebook.com/sofiehagen.komiker Web: sofiehagen.com Instagram: @sofiehagendk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As soon as I dropped last weeks podcast of misery... I felt a million times better! My friends continued to reach out to me and I gradually accepted that and remembered that friends are freaking awesome. Talking on the pod got the darkness out of my skull and into the ether, lifting a huge weight off of my mind. I got myself out to the theatre and saw a banging show called WILD BORE at the Soho Theatre, which inspired me massively and reminded me of the creative power of performers and artists, do go and check it out! You won't regret it. Well you might but still, I thought it was sick!  I joined my family on a trip up to the Midlands to meet my sister's new boyfriend and some old family friends and some family I don't really get to see anymore, that was also great. It got me out of my cabin for a start but also got my head out of my bottom. Thank you to everyone who commented on the post last week, it really made me think about some bits and started a great discussion on the yins and yangs and turns out... without the rubbish times, there would be no need for inspiration, motivation and all the other things that are awesome in life. So maybe I should be more grateful for the dark times as it means I'm constantly searching for inspiration and eventually expose myself to it in its many cool forms... Thank you for continuing to listen to me try and get my head around this whole life thing. The podcast truly has saved me many times and the fact that I think there are a few people out there having a listen is a life saver!  THANK YOU!!!

I've never seen such an immediate standing ovation as the one we gave Zoe Coombs-Marr at the end of her show "Trigger Warning" this year. Her multiple award-winning creation "Dave" is a troubled hack comic and the centre of an awesomely meta-textual subversion and dismantling of the craft of comedy. We talk about the range and limits of character work, learn about feminist super-group show "Wild Bore", and find out why she'd be happy to fail if it meant the world changed. Get ad-free new episodes, bonus content from interviews and much more by joining the Insiders Club at www.comedianscomedian.com/insidersSee Stu on tour www.comedianscomedian.com/tourJoin the growing Facebook comcompod community HERE@ComComPod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

这周的节目也是几位文化土豆的嘉宾久别重逢，我们聊聊大家的假期感受(1分22秒)，没想到晏礼中还在最后向我们透露了缅甸南传佛教高僧向他传授的佛学真理。在好心人众筹的帮助下，纪录片《二十二》终于在八月找到足够宣发费用全国公映，也许这是十三亿人向背负了一生耻辱与光荣的慰安妇老奶奶们最后的道别？我们讨论了慰安妇三个字背后的历史与个人反思（20分06秒）。最后，Vice新闻从美国夏洛茨维尔种族歧视运动现场发回的一则20分钟晚间报道让全世界人看到了纳粹主义在美国可怕的抬头和总统川普释放出的危险信号。让曾经在美国南方生活的龙荻为我们介绍她的亲身经历（40分52秒）。播客里提到的作品信息图书《因圣亚玛大师》，晏礼中三民网路书店：http://www.sanmin.com.tw/Product/Index/006409408舞蹈 Blak White Gray, Boy Blue Entertainmenthttp://www.boyblueent.com舞台剧 Wild Bore, SOHO Theatre信息：http://www.sohotheatre.com/whats-on/wild-bore-at-the-edinburgh-festival纪录片《二十二》，郭柯豆瓣：https://movie.douban.com/subject/26430107/纪录片《三十二》，郭柯爱奇艺：http://www.iqiyi.com/v_19rr9p3eqk.html文章《在谈日本道歉问题》，刘柠腾讯大家：http://dajia.qq.com/blog/194498031647018.html新闻报道 Charlottesville: Race and Terror, Vice News/HBOhttps://news.vice.com/story/vice-news-tonight-full-episode-charlottesville-race-and-terrorIntro 音乐：The Ship Song, Camille O’Sullivan百度音乐：http://music.baidu.com/song/313285235Outro 音乐：Comfort Killing Night from The Rape of Lucrece, Camille O’SullivanSpotify：https://open.spotify.com/track/7yuC0we6dhR69SE4h4FQSO最后我们没有提到但是依然推荐的文章：《夏洛茨维尔事件引发的一连串思考》，五月豆瓣：https://m.douban.com/note/634030951/?bid=TZLnAI0Ih3M See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brace yourself: our theatre editor Gareth K Vile confesses he's actually enjoying himself at the Fringe. It might be down to his enthusiasm for Wild Bore, which he describes as the 'most important piece of work I'll see this year at the Fringe, or anywhere else for that matter'. Today's episode is a little inspired by that show, as he looks at different ways of making theatre, starting with traditional, script-based director and ensemble cast. First up, director James Haddrell of Greenwich Theatre introduces to the festival two shows from female playwrights, Under My Thumb and Gazing at a Distant Star. In part two, Sha Nazir, Art Director and Publisher of BHP Comics and Founder of Glasgow Comic Con, shares a couple of festival picks. Finally Gareth talks to Rachel Briscoe, director of Lists for the End of the World, and they discuss that show, theatrical form, and the meaning of dramaturgy.Show notes: 00:00:00 – introduction00:01:11 – interview with James Haddrell, director of Under My Thumb and Gazing at a Distant Star00:11:09 – Sha Nazir (Glasgow Comic Con, BHP Comics) festival picks: One Man Shoe, Ahir Shah: Control00:19:41 – interview with Rachel Briscoe, director of Lists for the End of the WorldCredits:Festival City Podcast is co-created by Gareth K Vile (host) and Scott Henderson (producer). Intro music by The Joy Drops. Supported by SGSAH.Please send feedback to podcasts[at]list.co.uk

Wild Bore is a new theatre production by three comedians, Zoe Coombs Marr, 
Ursula Martinez 
and Adrienne Truscott. It is a meta theatrical production where the three performers analyse and deconstruct theatre criticisms, drawing material from real reviews they have received and other brutal reviews of other theatre productions. A lot of the themes of the show revolve around their experience of being ‘female comedians/theatre artists’ and the sexism and misunderstandings and backlash they receive. It’s very farcical and crass and is delivered in a very satirical tone. It opens with the three performers bums at a long table reading reviews of the show performing as theatre critics, this image is repeated through the whole show. Then there is an ‘interval’ and the curtains part and there’s a giant long table and the performers are wearing bum hat mask sort of things and continue with the critiquing of theatre critics, it then gets a bit surreal and there’s a big scene where they are all eating food and it’s really wacky and bizarre. There is then a series of very short vignettes exploring the same themes as pervious. It ends with a monologue by a third performer Krishna Itsha, they are a trans person of colour and their monologue is about their feelings about Wild Bore. Then there is a choreographed dance scene where all four performers dance naked. I overall had a pretty good time, I do feel like I would have enjoyed it more if I wasn’t reviewing it, I felt pretty anxious a lot of the time but still was having a ball. I was so ready to tear apart the cisexism/white privilege in my review and then Krishna came out and put a lot of my thoughts about that in the show and I was like dang, they got me. All the performers were great, and really fun to watch, I just love watching Zoe Coombs Marr on stage, she’s just got such a great thing going on, I want to see more and more from her, I don’t know what else to say, she’s just really great. Krishna's monologue was one of my favourite parts of the show, it was very powerful and felt like the most important part of the show, what a champ! Go see this show if you want to have a good time, don’t go to review it, it’s too hard! God knows why I signed up to review a show about theatre critics, what a silly move. Written by Finley FletcherSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wild Bore is a new theatre production by three comedians, Zoe Coombs Marr, 
Ursula Martinez 
and Adrienne Truscott. It is a meta theatrical production where the three performers analyse and deconstruct theatre criticisms, drawing material from real reviews they have received and other brutal reviews of other theatre productions. A lot of the themes of the show revolve around their experience of being ‘female comedians/theatre artists’ and the sexism and misunderstandings and backlash they receive. It’s very farcical and crass and is delivered in a very satirical tone. It opens with the three performers bums at a long table reading reviews of the show performing as theatre critics, this image is repeated through the whole show. Then there is an ‘interval’ and the curtains part and there’s a giant long table and the performers are wearing bum hat mask sort of things and continue with the critiquing of theatre critics, it then gets a bit surreal and there’s a big scene where they are all eating food and it’s really wacky and bizarre. There is then a series of very short vignettes exploring the same themes as pervious. It ends with a monologue by a third performer Krishna Itsha, they are a trans person of colour and their monologue is about their feelings about Wild Bore. Then there is a choreographed dance scene where all four performers dance naked. I overall had a pretty good time, I do feel like I would have enjoyed it more if I wasn’t reviewing it, I felt pretty anxious a lot of the time but still was having a ball. I was so ready to tear apart the cisexism/white privilege in my review and then Krishna came out and put a lot of my thoughts about that in the show and I was like dang, they got me. All the performers were great, and really fun to watch, I just love watching Zoe Coombs Marr on stage, she’s just got such a great thing going on, I want to see more and more from her, I don’t know what else to say, she’s just really great. Krishna's monologue was one of my favourite parts of the show, it was very powerful and felt like the most important part of the show, what a champ! Go see this show if you want to have a good time, don’t go to review it, it’s too hard! God knows why I signed up to review a show about theatre critics, what a silly move.   Written by Finley Fletcher

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