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The end of the cruel Peace & the start of the desperate War.Based on ‘One In Ten' by FinalStand, adapted into 17 parts. Listen to the ► Podcast at Explicit Novels.A frightened Mother Mouse will devour her young; similarly, a frightened culture will devour its future.Roni was still working away while the rest of us were in the man-cave once more. Flame seemed happy taking long pulls on the Wild Cherry and smacking her lips. I wasn't surprised she wasn't worrying about Silent. Her wounded comrade was a reliable pair of guns guarding her back and nothing more. Emotional bonds were contrary to her psychopathic nature.Jethro had been sitting on his 'throne' for fifteen minutes, deep in thought."I guess it is about time we got those guns," he announced as he stood up. His words captured everyone's attention yet he didn't appear to care. He started walking from the room and the rest of us followed along. The need for guns had brought us here in the first place.His path led us into his walk-in pantry. One wall of shelves rolled out and to the sides on seamless wheels. Beneath that spot was a steel door, a tad over one meter wide and three meters long. It must have been spring-loaded because once Jethro yanked on the hole that only one finger could fit into, the portal swung open and back.Stairs led down into darkness. Jethro turned around and followed them out of sight for several seconds. Then a light came on. The drop looked to be around four meters. Angel went next. A strange level of respect allowed me to go third. Flame was at my back then Kuiko, Venus and Lavender.The floor was grey-painted concrete. The room stretched out five meters in each direction. 80% of the room was covered with stacked crates with a variety of markings on them, a few even in English. Angel was incredibly tense. I didn't know why, but I had a feel for her moods. The other 20% of the room was an immaculate workbench.Considering Jethro's aversion to cleanliness, this was definitely something noteworthy."What is all this stuff?" Venus asked."Weapons," Angel preempted the old guy."This is an awful lot of weapons," Lavender muttered. No one wanted to say it, so I did."Jethro, you were in the MRA, weren't you?" I tossed out there. I'd told the nation that the MRA was dead and here I was looking at a small armory of illegal weaponry. Jethro had been walking over to the work area. He turned and looked us over."I'm going to do something I don't normally do," Jethro met each of our gazes."I'm going to explain myself. Let's pull some assault rifles out of those crates, make sure they in top shape then go upstairs 'cause I am only going to do this once," he stated."These people don't know how to use firearms," Angel cautioned angrily."They'll never learn if they don't have one and we are approaching the point where we'll need everyone to be a shooter," he countered. "Let's get to it."And that's what we did. These weapons had been top rate stuff at the start of the 21st century. Now, they weren't quite antiques, only old. The basics of using some sort of explosive substance to propel an object at your target remained the same. In the case of firearms, it was remarkably the same, or so Angel said.Kuiko went straight for the Russian-made Surface-to-Air missile, because she thought that the Cyrillic writing looked pretty. It was one of the few exotic devices. Most were clearly Federation military, or Police issue, undoubtedly stolen from some armory at some point early in Jethro's terrorist career.I was irate that Kuiko looked so cute with a bandolier of ammo packs and an automatic shotgun. Angel insisted that only she and Jethro took loaded firearms upstairs. We could carry the gun and the ammo as long as the ammo wasn't in the gun. Venus argued that this defeated the purpose of having the weapon.Angel countered that if she couldn't load it quickly, she probably shouldn't have it in the first place. I caught Flame bagging up a few boxes of ammunition, but Jethro didn't seem to care so I let it slide. It fell to Flame and me to lug extra rifles and cartridge belts up to the rest of the group, being the strongest, Angel was keeping an eye on Jethro and he was keeping an eye on her.Fifteen minutes later, we had gathered back in the spacious dwelling space of our host. Jethro, on his throne, finished off a glass of Wild Cherry and began his tale:"I was seventeen and in high school when the Gender Plague first broke out. I was quarantined for a month before the Supreme Court decided it was illegal and set us men free.I took the opportunity to enlist in the Navy, the U S Navy, because of the man shortage when I was released. Went through Basic, the Specialist School, I was a Damage Control Technician which meant I was a fireman, then a second outbreak happened. I was quarantined for three months this time.I got out and was assigned to the destroyer Michael A. Mansoor. During the Relief of Athens, we all damn near died. Of the eighteen men and women in Damage Control, only me and one other rating enlistee survived. My officer, an ensign, stayed behind to make sure the forward ammunition storage was secure. Our Chief Petty Officer had us seal the ensign in. We saved the ship long enough for the crew to be pulled off.The Mansoor exploded. We were never able to locate her body. She was some R O T C kid who was only with us four months. I never knew her first name until the ceremony after it was all over. She may have been the bravest human being I've ever known. After that, I served aboard the Little Rock working anti-piracy in the Philippines and Indonesia.Since I took part in some land action during that tour, the Navy, I hate using the term Federation, reassigned me to Shore Patrol duty. I took police training and everything. I did another tour aboard the Little Rock the following year then they dragged me off when Congress decided that men couldn't be given combat assignments.Seven months later, they discharged me and thousands of other men as part of a down-sizing program. Unfortunately, the same act of Congress that exited me from the Navy also forbid me joining the fire, or police departments. A buddy of mine was able to find me work in a machine shop where I learned the craft of welding.After that, I was a good boy. I dated, joined a motorcycle club and built up a nice life. When the Gender Inequality Act was passed I was more annoyed than angry. All that changed when I was twenty-nine. See, I had some male friends who joined up with a group called Male Awakening. They were a group devoted to the repeal of the G I A through political means.Things including publically supporting male-friendly candidates and working against G I A-supporters through boycotts and the like. I was rolled up in an FBI sting and those ladies informed me that they'd make those charges go away if I agreed to go inside and spy on Male Awakening. They knew I was friends with those guys. I told them to fuck off, fought the charges and beat their trumped up bullshit.By the time I cleared up my legal troubles, they took the M A down anyway. It seems their Treasurer took off with their funds after leaving some financial irregularities. That was a total load of crap because they never caught that guy, but they did manage to put away most of the group's leadership.A few months later, I ran across one of my buddies who had asked me to join Male Awakening. He'd heard about my troubles and over a few beers, he hinted that the fight wasn't over. This time I bought in. This incarnation didn't have a name. We weren't public. We dug up dirt on corrupt female officials by any means necessary.We destroyed the careers of the worst oppressors of men. Violence wasn't our aim yet we armed ourselves for what we knew would be a harsh crackdown. We operated in small cells, but I knew we had lawyers, judges and even a few Congresswomen on our side. Since we had bracelets by that time, we used women to communicate between cells.Our cell received word of the major Federation sweep, a day before it happened. We were able to move most of our material stashes to new locations before they fell on us. The Writs of Exclusion were abominations. No one ratted me out. For weeks I sweated bullets every time I saw a cop car, a mysterious unmarked car, or heard a siren.After a few months, I began searching for other survivors. We came together in secrecy, united in our fury. The Federation had broken every law and covenant so we agreed that waging a guerilla war was our only option. A week later I bagged my first cop. Put a bullet under her left eye at 80 meters. She was dead before she hit the ground and it felt good.They, the Federation, had murdered my country and now they were paying. Three days later, I waited for a Federation agent to walk out on her porch to see her little girl off to school. I walked up, told the little girl her mother was a whore and put nine slugs into that whore's body and I felt just fine about that too.""No," squeaked Kuiko."That is the way it was," Jethro gave Kuiko a paternal look. "Those women came at me with every dirty trick they could come up with to take away my freedom and I put them in the grave for it.""You murdered people," Angel growled."Fuck you, Cop. The Gender Inequality Act was passed by women to enslave men. No man ever voted on it," Jethro snarled. "Men tried to use the system so you cheated. Boohoo that your bosses didn't figure out our only option left was violent resistance.""I killed seventeen government officials and my only regret is I didn't kill more. Not one was a fair fight. Kuiko, I killed that bitch in front of her daughter because I wanted her buddies to come around and see the anguish on that little girl's face. I wanted them to worry about their own daughters. I wanted them to know they were at war.""You are a murdering scumbag," Roni snapped."I disagree," Flame shook her head. "You are morons if you think he should have called out every freaking target and said 'hey, I know you have all the back-up in the world and I'm alone so I'm giving you ample warning that I'm going to try and kill you.'""You are a psycho," Aniqua pointed out. "It figures you would agree with him.""He didn't have a choice," Samantha intervened. Her speaking so decisively was almost as stunning as her words themselves. "Having a gun might not have saved Israel against the Aurora Slasher, but it might have discouraged those sorority students.""The politics of payback," Flame laughed. "Jethro might sound like some sadistic bastard to the rest of you; not to me. His tactics are sound and they work. Kill enough cops and women stop joining the force. The authorities either crack down harder, bringing more over to your cause, or they concede to some of your demands.""It is how a very small force fights a much larger adversary," Flame concluded."That's still cold blooded murder," Angel reiterated. I didn't know what to think. Jethro butchered defenseless women. The President doomed millions. I admired what Zara did except it was some of the same things that Jethro did, yet she was a soldier and he was a terrorist."There is no resolution to this argument," I spoke clearly and loud. "Short of violence to silence the opposition, there is nothing we can do to rectify the past now. Jethro, why did you stop being a member of the MRA?""Spokane," Jethro answered. "I had no problem with killing cops and Feds, and intimidating their families. They were part of the problem.""Those high school girls though, that made no sense to me. We weren't at war with the female gender; we were at war with the government and their policy of enslavement. Killing random kids was wrong and I wouldn't be associated with it. I talked this over with my cell, they disagreed and I told them that if I saw any of them again, I'd kill them," Jethro clarified."I had several caches only I knew about. I waited a few months then moved up to the city, slowly bringing everything up here as I had the time. A year and a half later, my old buddy was caught up in a traffic stop, shot it out with the cops and was killed. From stuff they found on his body, he rolled up the rest of the gang, but the other members didn't know my real name.""The G E D came out and talked with me. They kept an eye on me for a few years. I behaved and grew old so they eventually went sniffing elsewhere. We wouldn't be here now if I hadn't gone drinking with Kuiko and let slip about my gun stash," Jethro smiled at my little friend. "I knew she'd never betray me, and she hasn't.""Now I've got a front row seat to the End of the World so I get one last chance to make a difference," he said. Yeah, this old guy wanted to go down in a hail of gunfire, no doubt about it."Good for you, you butcher," Roni glared. "I won't do this.""I signed on to make a difference," she continued, "not to hang out with cold-blooded killers. I'm out of here. Is anyone with me?" Aniqua stood up. Venus seriously hesitated before joining them. Venus was looking right at me. Angel's eyes were boring holes into me as well."Israel?" Angel inquired.I could go with them. I could stay. I could beg them to stay. I could stay silent and let events drag me along. My mind was playing Jinga with the vortex of intellectual input and buzz saw emotions that were boiling forth."Angel, Roni, Venus and Aniqua sit back down," I stood and stated. It took them a varying number of seconds to realize I was Not pleading."Israel, you don't get to decide that for us," Roni replied evenly. "We let you go to the Arena last night. This time, we get to choose and we are leaving. If you are the man I hope you are, you will come with us.""At the same time you're pressuring me to give more to the group despite my misgivings, Roni, you are giving less?" I countered. She started to protest. I raised my hand for a reprieve."Hear me out," I continued. "It isn't that simple. I am not questioning your moral quandary about working with people too comfortable with taking human life. It is very real and I feel it. The difference is that you would rather be right and dead than alive at any cost. You've never had to make that call before, but I have and I'm alive to tell you that you are wrong, Roni.""You are dead wrong because dead does nothing. The living can always come back and make something better. Hell, that's what my life has been about the past week and a half. The rest of you are neophytes going into this. I'm not. I know exactly what it takes morally to survive. Don't make me follow any of you out that door. I love each and every one of you.""I do love you, but am I obligated to jump off a cliff for you? I respect your choice to choose suicide. It would be wrong of me to rob you of that freedom. Please don't try to make this about affection, compassion, or loyalty though. It is a matter of life and death. Roni, you are trying to kill me, which I'm okay with. I resent you killing Angel, Aniqua and Venus," I stressed."That's fucked up reasoning," Roni fought back. "Those two get off on killing other people. They enjoy it. Why can't you see that they are just as likely to get you killed as keep you alive?""I will agree with you that Flame gets off on watching people suffer and die," I nodded. "It is the way she is. I don't know Jethro so I'm not ready to make a judgment call on him.""I do know that both of them have exquisite weapon skills and I'm pretty sure we are going to need them before we are truly free," I explained. "I would prefer an all-male super commando squad who had passed every psychological test ever made. That doesn't appear to be on the menu, so I'm willing to hold on to whatever resources are available.""So you are willing to risk all our lives for the sake of expediency," Angel glared."Absolutely," I shot right back. "In case no one is paying attention, I am not in some government facility helping working on some kind of serum to fight the new plague. In case you missed it, everyone here agreed with my decision to flee instead.""Roni, Angel, you do realize that young lady who saved me this morning is going to die, right? I could have insisted she come with us. I could have given her the cure. I didn't. None of you asked me to even after I told the whole globe of an unstoppable wave of death coming for everyone. I'm not asking you to take responsibility for my decision because it was mine.""I'm begging you; understand that it isn't the end of morality to stay. When the madness ends, you need to decide if we will still be worthy of continuing on. You'll no longer be part of that equation if you go now," I declared."Are we supposed to ignore that he was a terrorist and she is a homicidal maniac?" Aniqua said."I'm not homicidal," Flame grinned. "I'm a psychotic sociopath. I don't randomly kill people. I do it with malice of forethought." Jethro didn't show a desire to defend himself."Israel, Flame almost killed you last night," Venus pointed out. "Why would you stick around?"Why was I sticking around?"Israel, don't do this," Angel said. "You promised me you would stop running into danger.""Angel, why do you have to be right and I have to be wrong?" I sighed."Because those two are dangerous criminals," Roni answered. Didn't Roni understand that I was a far more callous killer than either of those 'criminals' and I didn't have to lift a finger, or look at a single grave?(Before the Curtain Call)Shortly after nine-thirty that night, the awaited and feared seismic event happened in China. A few minutes past sunrise over Hong Kong the rains broke and a fleet of helicopters and V T O Ls (Vertical Take-Off and Landing) were heard over the city. Helicopters were not unknown in this center of wealth and commerce. Well over a hundred all coming in at once was noteworthy.For many of the citizens of the city, it had been a restless night. After midnight, police sirens had been wailing all over the city. Some even heard gunfire. What they didn't know was that for the past four hours, private security forces working for the most prominent communities and some special police units had raided the middle class communities of the city and stolen their men.They forced the men into protective suits and hustled them back to the high-rises that sheltered the most 'important' people. This was an outrage that they could not get away with, had China still functioned normally. A new order based on brutal social cannibalism was taking place. The rich were taking their vassals and their new 'acquisitions' to their estates far from the population centers.This was supposed to be a gradual process except late yesterday afternoon the other Great Families learned that one of their own had their first reported case of this new 'flu.' They could wait no longer. They would have preferred to flee under the cover of darkness, but rain and the danger of so many helicopters and V T O Ls moving around forced them to postpone until first light.You didn't have to be a connoisseur of conspiracy theories to figure out what was going on. Men had been stolen and now the rich were bugging out of town in one big hurry. Late Friday, the 'flu' began to appear in the population in a big way. The workers in the hospital were afraid, not fearful, afraid.

Celebramos un nuevo Viernes Eléctrico repleto de cañonazos. Comenzamos con punk rock riot grrrl de la mano de Panic Shack, The Linda Lindas, Bikini Kill, Wet Leg y Lambrini Girls. Pasamos por el post punk con Shame, Idles, Joy Division y The Cure, y nos lanzamos a la pista de baile con Fat Dog, Lalalar, The Chemical Brothers, Wild Cherry, Lizzo, Janelle Monáe, Outkast, L'Impératrice, Dua Lipa y Tame Impala.Playlist:PANIC SHACK - Girl Band Starter PackTHE LIND LINDAS - Oh!BIKINI KILL - Rebel GirlWET LEG - Catch these fistsLAMBRINI GIRLS - Cuntology 101FRANK CARTER & THE RATTLESNAKES - Go Get A Tattoo (feat. Lynks)IDLES - Danny NedelkoSHAME - ConcreteJOY DIVISION - DisorderTHE CURE - Boys Don't CryTHE CLASH - Spanish BombsTHE POLICE - No Time This TimeLOS INVADERS - BatmanKASABIAN - AlygatyrFAT DOG - All the SameTHE CHEMICAL BROTHERS - GalvanizeLALALAR - Hem Evimsin Hem CehennemimBEAR MCCREARY - All Along The WatchtowerGARY CLARK JR. & JUNKIE XL - Come TogetherJAXSON GAMBLE - Won't Take It AnymoreIMAGINE DRAGONS - I'm So SorryWILD CHERRY - Play That Funky MusicJUNGLE - Keep MovingBREAKBOT - Baby I'm YoursLIZZO - JuiceJANELLE MONÁE - Tightrope (feat. Big Boi)OUTKAST - Hey Ya!L'IMPÉRATRICE - EntropiaDUA LIPA - HoudiniTAME IMPALA - Let It HappenEscuchar audio

In this episode, the Goods from the Woods Boys are THRILLED to welcome the hilarious Heather Winter back to Disgraceland Studios for an absolute banger of an episode. We kick this one off with an Ardor Energy Seltzer and we talk about its slob-coded owner. Then, we talk about a YouTube idiot who went to a forbidden island and a teacher who tried to hire a student as a hitman. Wild Cherry's "Play That Funky Music" is our JAM OF THE WEEK. Get into it, y'all!  Follow Heather on all forms of social media @HeatherRWinter  Follow the show on all the socials @TheGoodsPod   Rivers is @RiversLangley  Sam is @SlamHarter  Carter is @Carter_Glascock  Subscribe on Patreon for the UNCUT video version of this episode as well as TONS of bonus content!  http://patreon.com/TheGoodsPod   Pick up a Goods from the Woods t-shirt here:  http://prowrestlingtees.com/TheGoodsPod

CW: Parental LossAfter a month of mourning Papa Bottles, we're back with fan fave Andreas Tsironis (The First Annual Inaugural Grief Awards) for a very special episode. We talk about love, loss, and whether there can be ethical consumption under capitalism. Listen as we try to keep loss light and try three new soda flavors: Blackberry Dr Pepper, Wild Cherry and Cream Pepsi, and Coca-Cola Orange. Let your people know you love them and get your advance directive done asap!  Visit our Merch closet at https://poppinbottles.threadless.com!

In a world, where ancient Kaiju's roam the streets terrorizing folks on a daily basis... There is only one innocent garbage man who can save the day! Welcome to season 1 of Kaiju No. 8!  Join us through a tale, where an blatantly unskilled, old-fogey of a man, Kafka, gets a corgi-sized ghost monster shoved down his throat which gives him the powers of an all powerful Kaiju! See his incredible journey, as he goes back to school at 32 years old to finally get his certification as a monster-killing cop. Will his secrets be revealed? Will he befriend his cookie cutter nepo-baby classmate? Will he win back his ultra successful girlfriend from middle-school? Will pee continue to come out of his monster nipples?!   Talking Points: The Selfish Soup Situation; No Cappin' With Joe Chaplin; Kaijuce; Bad DnD: Groundhog Day at the Club Intro/Outro Music: Down With The King/Orbit by Good Kid Game Music: Play That Funky Music by Wild Cherry

In our 50th episode of That Westfield Podcast, guest hosts Christine Escribano and Gene Salerno discuss their exciting new venture, Wild Cherry Furniture. The business blends Christine's Cherry Home Designs with Gene's Wild Edge Designs, focusing on furniture restoration, transformation, and creation. They reveal their passion for salvaging and repurposing old wood to create unique, bespoke pieces. The duo also shares anecdotes from their work, including their contributions to the EMS remodel and their design philosophy. As they plan to officially launch in November, fans are encouraged to follow their journey on social media and visit their website for more updates. This episode is brimming with creativity, collaboration, and a shared love for craftsmanship.Be sure to watch them on George to the Rescue this Saturday on NBC at 9am!To learn more visit https://cherryhomedesigns.com/furniture and follow them on IG @cherryhomedesignsWant to promote your business on That Westfield Podcast? Email thatwestfieldpodcast@gmail.com

Du kan komme en tur med tilbage til efteråret 1976. Det var året, hvor jordfarver stadig dominerede og gabardine bukser, lange flipper på skjorterne og strikkede pullovers var højeste mode. Lyt med til soundtracket fra en svunden tid med Climax Blues Band, Hot Chocolate, Wild Cherry, Wings, Smokie, Rod Stewart, Manfred Mann's Earth Band og … Læs videre "Single hitliste d. 9/10 1976"

Wanting to arm yourself with a full arsenal of immune support this season? Nature really has provided us with everything we need! On this episode of Vitality Radio, Jared welcomes back Jamie Cotter from WishGarden Herbs to talk about their Kick-Ass Immune formulas (yes that's really the name of the products!) You'll learn the incredible benefits of the carefully selected herbs in each of their formulas for preventing illness, kicking it when it does take hold, specific symptom support, as well as how to support the recovery process and rebuild resilience. And for the moms out there, they also have formulas for pregnancy and nursing as well as a great line for kids! You'll want to check them out!Products:WishGarden Herbs FormulasAdditional Information:#420: Fast Relief From Seasonal Allergies Using Some Kick-Ass Herbs with Jamie CotterVisit the podcast website here: VitalityRadio.comYou can follow @vitalitynutritionbountiful on Instagram, or Vitality Radio and Vitality Nutrition on Facebook. Join us also in the Vitality Radio Podcast Listener Community on Facebook. Shop the products that Jared mentions at vitalitynutrition.com. Let us know your thoughts about this episode using the hashtag #vitalityradio and please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts. Thank you!Just a reminder that this podcast is for educational purposes only. The FDA has not evaluated the podcast. The information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The advice given is not intended to replace the advice of your medical professional.

Hello and welcome to How Did I Get Here? From The Vault! Today we go back to October 27, 2023 for episode 1325 with Bryan Bassett from legendary 70's multi-platinum, classic rock band, Foghat. Below are my original notes from the show. Enjoy!   Legendary, multi-Platinum, classic rock band, Foghat, the band that brought you the classics "Slow Ride", "Fool for the City", "I Just Want to Make Love to You" and so many more is releasing their 17th studio album, Sonic Mojo on November 10th, and guitarist /co-producer, Bryan Bassett is my guest for episode 1325! Go to foghat.com for Foghat info, tour dates, vinyl, merch and more. Bryan and I have a great conversation about the history of Foghat and working original drummer, Roger Earl, making Sonic Mojo, how Rick Rubin got the band back together in the early 90's for an album that never happened, Bryan's first band, Wild Cherry and recording "Play that Funky Music", playing on Soul Train, American Bandstand and much more. I had a great time getting to know Bryan and learning more about Foghat. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down!     Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere you pod. If you feel so inclined. Venmo: venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie

A mix of Top 40 hits from September 1976. Artists include The Steve Miller Band, Seals & Crofts, The Beach Boys, The Manhattans, Wild Cherry, Gordon Lightfoot, Linda Ronstadt and more!

Josh's guests: Smokey Santillo - herbalist, author, Your Body Speaks Your Body Heals Smokey Santillo's  research helped create JUICE PLUS the first green drink to contain digestive enzymes and probiotics Bryan Bassett - guitarist, Wild Cherry number #1 hit song Play That Funky Music Now touring with Foghat, number #1 hit song, Slow Ride James Song, MD How to treat the skin condition known as Plaque Psoriasis find us at: www.HeresToYourHealthWithJoshuaLane.com  

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Dancefloor Memories with Patrick Hawkins, over 60 Minutes of Disco, Soul and Funk Podcast. One Hour of Classic tracks, Dancefloor fillers from, The Commodores, Wild Cherry, James Brown, The Brothers Johnson, Labelle, Mass Production, Chic, Crown Heights Affair, The Philadelphia All Stars, Steve Walsh and McFadden and Whitehead. Just settle down with a long drink and chill or boogie around your kitchen to tracks others would never dream of playing! Spread the word, give me a like and follow my Podcasts. Much Love Pat

Welcome to the Chronic Cluckers! A show where we run our mouths and nobody cares! Leave a review and 5 stars, follow on Spotify! Introducing a brand new Intro song for the show AEW Dynamte ANFL Draft Trailer reactions! AI music Everything Else.... and a brand new never before heard OUTRO SONG produced by DJ Biscuits! ⁠⁠TWITCH⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠X⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YOUTUBE⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

-Sip has been reminding us for years how to properly age gracefully….what does he have for us today?-Also, SONG OF THE DAY (sponsored by Sartor Hamann Jewelers): "Play That Funky Music" - Wild Cherry (1976)Show sponsored by GANA TRUCKINGAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Dans ce 13e épisode, nous faisons une plongée dans l'année 1976. Au programme : Johnnie Taylor, Candi Staton, Rhythm Heritage, Wild Cherry, KC And The Sunshine Band, The Whispers, Brick, Dexter Wansel, The O'Jays, Labelle, Johnny Guitar Watson, Thelma HoustonAidez nous, en soutenant gratuitement ce podcast !Comment ? C'est très simple :1)

Bryan Bassett has been a contributing member to Foghat, Wild Cherry, and southern rock luminaries Molly Hatchet.  He joins the show to discuss his five decades in music.

Recorded live on KX FM 104.7 in Laguna Beach, California, today's Keith's Music Box show features The Beatles, Grand Funk Railroad, Cheap Trick, Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, Sublime, The Fraternity of Man, Brewer & Shipley, Paul McCartney, Wild Cherry, Sly and the Family Stone, The Ohio Players, Curtis Mayfield, The Record Company, The Kinks, Hole, The Pretenders, Steely Dan, Grouplove, The Who, The Jayhawks and a deep dive into the music of 1973 with Aerosmith, ELP, Led Zeppelin, Sammy Johns, King Harvest and Pink Floyd.

-SONG OF THE DAY (sponsored by Sartor Hamann Jewelers): "Play That Funky Music" ~ Wild Cherry (1976)Show sponsored by GANA TRUCKINGAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Brutality!   Everything fitting as we're thrashing about Looking for Clues as we Twist and Shout California dreaming no Communication Breakdown  Lol knocks a beat out and we go Downtown!  Religion! 20 seconds Over Babaluma It's Metal Machine Madness  Who's in the Big box? Drums and Love are All around And a Dancebeat! Is Bigger better or is Better Bigger?  Jack the Knife is the One and Only Clean or Dry we venture into Geeksville Thought train set in Motion - Don't miss the Ferry! A Chicory Tipper!  Is this the Last Train to Clarksville? Or Wooley Edge after a late-night show Respect and Trust is the New Order of the day Conception is instrumental to our Train of Thought Or a Day Tripper! A Big empty space that's Big in the middle Music is Everything in the Hole in the Donut  It's as much about what isn't as it is about what is Ai glides our Love Train to the beautiful station Winifred Atwell and The Poor People of Paris! Shadows of Angels to drift off to sleep with Where was the vocal, in Mr Bloe and Mouldy Old Dough? Moog meets Wasp as The Edge channels that Chord! Come on Paul give us a Break – It's all icing on the cake  with a Wild Cherry on the top! ___ Respect: Shane MacGowan (25 December 1957 – 30 November 2023) ___ CONNECT WITH US: Curious Creatures: Website: https://curiouscreaturespodcast.com Facebook: @CuriousCreaturesOfficial Twitter: @curecreatures Instagram: @CuriousCreaturesOfficial Lol Tolhurst:  Website: https://loltolhurst.com Facebook: @officialloltolhurst  Twitter: @LolTolhurst  Instagram: @lol.tolhurst  Budgie:  Facebook: @budgieofficial  Twitter: @TuWhit2whoo Instagram: @budgie646 Lol Tolhurst x Budgie x Jacknife Lee: Facebook: @loltolhurstxbudgiexjacknifelee  Twitter: @LolBudgieJCKNF Instagram: @lolxbudgiexjacknifelee Curious Creatures is a partner of the Double Elvis podcast network. For more of the best music storytelling follow @DoubleElvis on Instagram or search Double Elvis in your podcast app. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bryan Bassett is an American guitarist who has played with several notable bands but is best known as a member of Wild Cherry in the 1970s who had a hit with "Play That Funky Music"

Beth Riley chats with guitarist Bryan Bassett on this episode of Artist Spotlight Podcast Series. They chat about his influences, various bands he's been in (including Molly Hatchet and Wild Cherry). They talk about how he joined Foghat and their new album "Sonic Mojo"that was released on November 10, 2023. Bryan picks his favorite track off of the album and his favorite from his entire career. He also talks about the late Kim Simmonds of Savoy Brown and his influence on Foghat and him personally. Of course, Beth had to talk about Jackson Browne and Bryan talks about his love of Jackson's songwriting. Bryan tells his favorite memories from each band he has been a part of, as well as talking about his time teaching in college and how difficult it was to answer to Professor Bassett. Current influences and bands that Bryan listens to are also on this episode. Beth mentions a surf band called Froghat and Bryan talks about a piece of Foghat merch that was a frog head made for babies to wear as a hat...making it a frog-hat. Lots of laughs on this one, and, as always, there's the time machine question and Bryan's desert island disc picks....all of that and so much more. 

In this episode we speak with guitarist Bryan Bassett of Foghat about the legendary band's latest album Sonic Mojo.  

Hello friends! Legendary, multi-Platinum, classic rock band, Foghat, the band that brought you the classics "Slow Ride", "Fool for the City", "I Just Want to Make Love to You" and so many more is releasing their 17th studio album, Sonic Mojo on November 10th, and guitarist /co-producer, Bryan Bassett is my guest for episode 1325! Go to foghat.com for Foghat info, tour dates, vinyl, merch and more. Bryan and I have a great conversation about the history of Foghat and working original drummer, Roger Earl, making Sonic Mojo, how Rick Rubin got the band back together in the early 90's for an album that never happened, Bryan's first band, Wild Cherry and recording "Play that Funky Music", playing on Soul Train, American Bandstand and much more. I had a great time getting to know Bryan and learning more about Foghat. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! Get the chords and tabs to over a million songs and start playing today with Ultimate Guitar If you feel so inclined. Venmo: venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie  

Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil Haley and Greg Hanna interview Bryan Bassett. Bryan Bassett (born August 11, 1954) is an American guitarist who has played with several notable bands but is best known as a member of Wild Cherry in the 1970s who had a hit with "Play That Funky Music".

Tune in to here a couple of white boys talk about other white boys writing a song that addresses a hypothetical white boy demands some funky music. This week, it's this song!

Shingles is a viral infection that can effect anyone who has the varicella zoster lying dormant in their body. We used to think of it as being a disease of the elderly, but statistics show it is happening to more and more people under the age of 50. The two most common triggers are a deficient immune system and stress. Today I share with you, as an almost 37 year old, what shingles was like for me, and the lifestyle changes and herbs I have worked with to recover. Herbs mentioned include St. John's wort, calendula, comfrey, milky oats, cleavers, skullcap, prickly ash, lemon balm, Helichrysum, clove, echinacea, lavender, Yarrow, aloe, vera, sweet fern, chamomile, ginger, hops, Lobelia, kava, motherwort, Manarda, self heal, Wild Cherry, Linden, Cayenne, myrrh, gold, thread, licorice, golden seal, plantain, and peppermint. Thank you for listening! If you have questions, or would like to work with me, visit www.laureltreewellnessllc.com or email laureltreewellness@gmail.com Have a wonderful week!

Chelsea & Grace teach each other about cold treats and an old computer game. Who said learning can't be fun? Pour yourself some Wild Cherry and set off West - just try not to get dysentery. Talk to us! twitter: https://twitter.com/thegoodevegirls instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thegoodeveninggirls/ tiktok: @thegoodevegirls Meet Me In Forks iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/meet-me-in-forks/id1536002186 Meet Me In Forks Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1bg7cusgycBhIFFguMf8k7

Join Nick and Shannon as they craft their fantasy Beltane celebration! Shannon also covers Wild Cherry. To keep up with the witches, follow them on Instagram @wandsandfrondspod. They're always happy to hear from you (and take topic requests). You can also email them at wandsandfrondspod@gmail.com. If you've wanted to see the video podcast recordings, you're in luck! Since the Patreon is on hiatus, check out the youtube channel for never before released episodes, and live video recordings of the last 30+ episodes!

From a 70s funk band, to an 80s southern rock band and the last 23 years in an English blues rock band, Bryan Bassett's guitar chops have probably made you get up a dance at one time or another. Hailing from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Bassett was surrounded by incredible musicians in a city where jazz flourished in the 40s and 50s expanding to an incredible nightlife scene full of clubs and lounges belting sounds of rock-and-roll and funk from every entrance. Bassett found music in his hands as a young teen one Christmas morning opening presents in his childhood home. “It was a Harmony Rocket, a big red guitar with white knobs,” Bassett said. “Santa Claus, you know, my parents had bought me that and two Jeff Beck records. I mean talk about putting up a hard thing to follow, but yeah, I loved it.” Bassett's love for guitars grew more and more. Like something out of “A Christmas Story” the young musician had a Ralphie moment. Unlike the movie where Ralphie sees the Red Ryder B.B. Gun in the window at Higbee's, Bassett said he remembers clearly seeing one guitar he just had to have. “I used to take a bus downtown after school and to Lomakin music shop in downtown Pittsburgh and a Les Paul gold top hung in that window and I literally (said) ‘One day you will be mine,'” Bassett said. Working in a grocery store all summer the eager 17-year-old saved every penny he could. Bassett said his dad pitched in half of the money and he was able to buy his first great guitar. Bassett's first break into music happened after his friend Rob Parissi decided to disband a group called Wild Cherry, known now as the early version of the band, and decided to manage a few restaurants. “I said, ‘Rob, if you ever get back in the music business, give me a call,'” Bassett said. “After about a couple of months, I guess he got sick of the restaurant business and he called me up and said ‘OK, Brian, you know what, I'm going to put together a new version of Wild Cherry and so we started.'” It was that band that gave us the dance hit “Play that Funky Music” that's still played for its feel-good vibrations today. You know that iconic opening riff that the song is known for? That's right, Bassett is responsible for that! Over the years, all roads led to Florida and eventually, Bassett decided to take a break as he embarked on this move. He started working odd jobs and even did television repair at a Radio Shack while living in Daytona Beach. It was in Central Florida where Bassett met Dave Peverett, known as Lonesome Dave, who was the original lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist for the rock band Foghat. Bassett and Peverett became close friends and bandmates while Foghat had been on a brief hiatus. It was when they returned with all the original members that Bassett was out of a job and his friend Danny Joe Brown, who was the lead singer for the southern rock group Molly Hatchet, asked him if he wanted to join their band. Bassett recorded three albums with Molly Hatchet and toured not only in the States but abroad as well. Bassett spent a little over seven years with Molly Hatchet, but one phone call from a dear friend changed his musical path and ultimately led him back to Foghat — where he's been part of the family for over 23 years. Bassett has so many amazing stories in this episode of Riff On This, that we can't possibly cover them in this article. They range from the wild story about how the song “Play That Funky Music” was created to playing in two bands at one time and even walking into the wrong dressing room while on tour. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Foghat, are the undisputed Kings of Boogie Rock with their unique blend of blues, hard rock, boogie, and signature use of slide guitar. The band has earned eight gold records, one platinum album, and one double platinum record. Guitarist, Bryan Bassett who is also a songwriter, recording engineer, producer, and former music professor discusses his journey in the music industry and his time with Wild Cherry, Molly Hatchet, and Foghat. Foghat will be in concert on Friday, April 14 at 8:00 pm at the Lincoln Theatre in Belleville, Illinois. Watch for their upcoming new release this summer!This is Season 6! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#foghat #bryanbassett #guitar #electricguitar #slideguitar #wildcherry #mollyhatchet #lincolntheatre

Foghat, are the undisputed Kings of Boogie Rock with their unique blend of blues, hard rock, boogie, and signature use of slide guitar. The band has earned eight gold records, one platinum album, and one double platinum record. Guitarist, Bryan Bassett who is also a songwriter, recording engineer, producer, and former music professor discusses his journey in the music industry and his time with Wild Cherry, Molly Hatchet, and Foghat. Foghat will be in concert on Friday, April 14 at 8:00 pm at the Lincoln Theatre in Belleville, Illinois. Watch for their upcoming new release this summer![00:00] Introduction[00:54] Return to Civility[01:33] Interview with Bryan Bassett of Foghat (Part I)[20:30] Break - More on Saint Louis In Tune[22:40] Interview with Bryan Bassett of Foghat (Part II)[41:17] How Bands Got Their Names[48:38] Today is the Day of?[54:20] FunnyThis is Season 6! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#foghat #wildcherry #mollyhatchet #bryanbassett #

Hey friend--Thank you for joining me on this new podcast series where my goal is to help us PAUSE and consider a NEW SEASON for our SOULS!Lets talk for a few weeks about getting unstuck from Winter to Spring. A  lot of us, over the last couple of years have dealt with a whole different level of life transition so I specifically want to talk a bit about getting our SOULS unstuck--FROM WINTER TO SPRING? You might know--my book is called LIFE UNSTUCK  (It's on AMAZON!) There are several tools in my Amazon Shop that will help you along this journey. Right now, on my beautiful little northwest Georgia bit of heaven, there is so much new growth all around our property. I'm looking out through the windows of my She Shed at the  gorgeous, wild Day Lilies, Forsythia blooms, Pear trees, Wild Cherry trees, and my favorite is the fabulous Dogwoods right outside my window. They actually line our driveway but have not quite bloomed yet. within the next days or week they are going to be bursting out in beautiful little white flowers. It makes me think about how change of seasons not only effect the natural world but also our emotional and spiritual worlds.  I would imagine wherever you are wherever your listening to my voice you are living with the same fresh natural beauty, as Easter approaches, things start to bloom and turn green all around you but you may be still feeling a bit STUCK IN WINTER emotionally or spiritually!Lets' PAUSE and think about ways that we can get UNSTUCK from Winter so that we can prepare our souls for a NEW SEASON of Spring blooms!Thank you for joining me on today's Permission to Pause. I would love to hear from you!For comments and episode suggestions contact patlaytonauthor@gmail.com I'd love to have you vsist my BLOG to join the conversation about today's/ PAUSE! Join the conversation via my blog at www.patlayton.net PLUS my IG REELS https://www.instagram.com/patlayton/reels/Find DEEPER DIVE Pause notes and LOTS OF FREE RESOURCES here. Again! Thank you for Pausing with me!

In the mid 70s, Wild Cherry thrived in all the funk and disco hot spots, from the Northern West Virginia panhandle to the Ohio Valley region. People were getting down to the sweet sounds of “Play That Funky Music” in Steubenville, Ohio, all the way to the bright lights of the big city…of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The groundswell created by the band's popularity in these areas took the song all the way to #1 on the Billboard charts, which was unfortunately a peak they'd never come close to again. This week, we're joined by John Franklin (The Circle Season 4) to discuss the history and legacy of Wild Cherry, a band that's been the soundtrack to dancin', singin', movin', groovin', and one-night stands for decades. If you like the show, be sure to rate, review, and subscribe. Email us at onehitthunderpodcast@gmail.com. Also, follow us on our social media: Twitter: @1hitthunderpod Instagram: onehitthunderpodcast Wanna create your own podcast? Contact us at www.weknowpodcasting.com for more information. Visit punchlion.com for Punchline tour dates, news, and merch. Sign up for more One Hit Thunder on our Patreon www.patreon.com/OHTPodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wild Cherry played that Funky Music into oblivion. One hit wonders are a curse for a reason says Professor Markus Bauer from Washington University in Saint Louis. He speaks to Jesse.

Part 3 Iconic Bassist Talks "The Dream Is Free" His Second Solo Album #bassplayer #bassguitar #soloalbum #newmusic #reminiscing Original Crack The Sky Bassist Joe Macre To Release Second Solo Album “The Dream Is Free”Hot on the heels of his critically acclaimed first solo album. Bassist Joe Macre will be releasing his second album “The Dream Is Free” on August 1st on Cuppa Joe Records. Joe is known as the original bassist for the progressive rock band Crack The Sky best known for achieving “debut album of the year” in Rolling Stone Magazine and still included in the top 50 albums of all time. Joe was a member of Crack The Sky from 1975–1980 and 2004-2009. Joe has also worked with The B. E. Taylor Group, Wild Cherry, King Friday, Jim Croce, David Sanborn, The Brecker Brothers, Marie Osmond, Keith Green, Clint Brown, and others.In 2018 Joe began work on Joe Mac's American Garage with the debut album, “Bullet Train” released in 2021 with a cast of musicians and superstars including Grammy Award Artists Oliver Wakeman (Yes), and Andy Timmons (Danger Danger), Robert Schindler (Johnny Nash), Madukwu Chinwah (Erikah Badu), Chris Elliot and Jerry Oxendyne (86 Bullets), Pete Hewllett (Billy Joel), John Palumbo, Rick Witkowski, Bobby Hird and Joey D'Amico (Crack The Sky).Joe's latest effort, “The Dream Is Free” was written immediately after the “Bullet Train” release and features him on all instruments and voices, with guest appearances by Crack The Sky's Rick Witkowski and Al Macre (keys) and solos by Chris Elliott. It's a collection of 10 songs with Bonus tracks. The first single is a light commercial song entitled “I Need You.”Says Joe, “‘The Dream Is Free' album is a reflection on my life experiences as a musician. The Dream Is Free BUT the pain's sold separately. It takes some talent to get in but there are consequences if you have no idea of the BUSINESS of music. So, I guess it's a loosely concept album but also a collection that was written during the covid times. I write all the songs and play all the instruments and vocals with the exception of some solos by Chris Elliott, Rick Witkowski and Al Macre. Two incredible soloists and a classical keyboardist who played on a few songs. My former bandmate Rick Witkowski co-wrote two songs with me on this album. My musical inspirations are The Beatles, Yes, Genesis, King Crimson, Strawbs. I grew up playing Funk as a bassist. These early years were filled with Motown, James Brown and anything with a cool rhythm. The context for my songs is positive, giving the listener the chance to explore what I'm saying. Most are based on my musical experiences and years on the road.”Joe Macre's Award-winning Post Production mixing credits in films include Monster in Law, House of D and Fire Down Below. His “Cuppa Joe Music” Library and Sound Design are chosen for many national spots, including the award-winning Super Bowl Tabasco's “Mosquito”, Corona's “Ship in a Bottle”, Nickelodeon, Showtime, Ford, McDonald's, Corona, and Hyundai.Website: https://www.joemacre.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/joe.macreThanks for tuning in, please be sure to click that subscribe button and give this a thumbs up!!Email: thevibesbroadcast@gmail.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/listen_to_the_vibes_/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thevibesbroadcastnetworkLinktree: https://linktr.ee/the_vibes_broadcastTikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeuTVRv2/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheVibesBrdcstTruth: https://trut

Iconic Bassist Talks "The Dream Is Free" His Second Solo Album Part 2#iconicmusician #bassist #joemacre #soloalbum #newmusic Original Crack The Sky Bassist Joe Macre To Release Second Solo Album “The Dream Is Free”Hot on the heels of his critically acclaimed first solo album. Bassist Joe Macre will be releasing his second album “The Dream Is Free” on August 1st on Cuppa Joe Records. Joe is known as the original bassist for the progressive rock band Crack The Sky best known for achieving “debut album of the year” in Rolling Stone Magazine and still included in the top 50 albums of all time. Joe was a member of Crack The Sky from 1975–1980 and 2004-2009. Joe has also worked with The B. E. Taylor Group, Wild Cherry, King Friday, Jim Croce, David Sanborn, The Brecker Brothers, Marie Osmond, Keith Green, Clint Brown, and others.In 2018 Joe began work on Joe Mac's American Garage with the debut album, “Bullet Train” released in 2021 with a cast of musicians and superstars including Grammy Award Artists Oliver Wakeman (Yes), and Andy Timmons (Danger Danger), Robert Schindler (Johnny Nash), Madukwu Chinwah (Erikah Badu), Chris Elliot and Jerry Oxendyne (86 Bullets), Pete Hewllett (Billy Joel), John Palumbo, Rick Witkowski, Bobby Hird and Joey D'Amico (Crack The Sky).Joe's latest effort, “The Dream Is Free” was written immediately after the “Bullet Train” release and features him on all instruments and voices, with guest appearances by Crack The Sky's Rick Witkowski and Al Macre (keys) and solos by Chris Elliott. It's a collection of 10 songs with Bonus tracks. The first single is a light commercial song entitled “I Need You.”Says Joe, “‘The Dream Is Free' album is a reflection on my life experiences as a musician. The Dream Is Free BUT the pain's sold separately. It takes some talent to get in but there are consequences if you have no idea of the BUSINESS of music. So, I guess it's a loosely concept album but also a collection that was written during the covid times. I write all the songs and play all the instruments and vocals with the exception of some solos by Chris Elliott, Rick Witkowski and Al Macre. Two incredible soloists and a classical keyboardist who played on a few songs. My former bandmate Rick Witkowski co-wrote two songs with me on this album. My musical inspirations are The Beatles, Yes, Genesis, King Crimson, Strawbs. I grew up playing Funk as a bassist. These early years were filled with Motown, James Brown and anything with a cool rhythm. The context for my songs is positive, giving the listener the chance to explore what I'm saying. Most are based on my musical experiences and years on the road.”Joe Macre's Award-winning Post Production mixing credits in films include Monster in Law, House of D and Fire Down Below. His “Cuppa Joe Music” Library and Sound Design are chosen for many national spots, including the award-winning Super Bowl Tabasco's “Mosquito”, Corona's “Ship in a Bottle”, Nickelodeon, Showtime, Ford, McDonald's, Corona, and Hyundai.Website: https://www.joemacre.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/joe.macreThe Bandmates' club, Supporters of the channel: Matthew Arrowood Host of The ONLY Brocast podcast:https://youtube.com/channel/UCsfv1wWu3oUg42I2nOtnMTADon Hahn of In the Margins: https://www.youtube.com/c/InTheMarginsBukas Siguro: https://www.youtube.com/c/BukasS%C4%ABgur%C3%B8Will Scoville of Ranch Rehab DIY: https://www.youtube.com/c/RanchRehabDrew Lee Nicholas of DN-TV: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8TVqL9mn6N

Iconic Bassist Talks "The Dream Is Free" His Second Solo Album#bassist #newmusic #progmusic #soloalbum Original Crack The Sky Bassist Joe Macre To Release Second Solo Album “The Dream Is Free”Hot on the heels of his critically acclaimed first solo album. Bassist Joe Macre will be releasing his second album “The Dream Is Free” on August 1st on Cuppa Joe Records. Joe is known as the original bassist for the progressive rock band Crack The Sky best known for achieving “debut album of the year” in Rolling Stone Magazine and still included in the top 50 albums of all time. Joe was a member of Crack The Sky from 1975–1980 and 2004-2009. Joe has also worked with The B. E. Taylor Group, Wild Cherry, King Friday, Jim Croce, David Sanborn, The Brecker Brothers, Marie Osmond, Keith Green, Clint Brown, and others.In 2018 Joe began work on Joe Mac's American Garage with the debut album, “Bullet Train” released in 2021 with a cast of musicians and superstars including Grammy Award Artists Oliver Wakeman (Yes), and Andy Timmons (Danger Danger), Robert Schindler (Johnny Nash), Madukwu Chinwah (Erikah Badu), Chris Elliot and Jerry Oxendyne (86 Bullets), Pete Hewllett (Billy Joel), John Palumbo, Rick Witkowski, Bobby Hird and Joey D'Amico (Crack The Sky).Joe's latest effort, “The Dream Is Free” was written immediately after the “Bullet Train” release and features him on all instruments and voices, with guest appearances by Crack The Sky's Rick Witkowski and Al Macre (keys) and solos by Chris Elliott. It's a collection of 10 songs with Bonus tracks. The first single is a light commercial song entitled “I Need You.”Says Joe, “‘The Dream Is Free' album is a reflection on my life experiences as a musician. The Dream Is Free BUT the pain's sold separately. It takes some talent to get in but there are consequences if you have no idea of the BUSINESS of music. So, I guess it's a loosely concept album but also a collection that was written during the covid times. I write all the songs and play all the instruments and vocals with the exception of some solos by Chris Elliott, Rick Witkowski and Al Macre. Two incredible soloists and a classical keyboardist who played on a few songs. My former bandmate Rick Witkowski co-wrote two songs with me on this album. My musical inspirations are The Beatles, Yes, Genesis, King Crimson, Strawbs. I grew up playing Funk as a bassist. These early years were filled with Motown, James Brown and anything with a cool rhythm. The context for my songs is positive, giving the listener the chance to explore what I'm saying. Most are based on my musical experiences and years on the road.”Joe Macre's Award-winning Post Production mixing credits in films include Monster in Law, House of D and Fire Down Below. His “Cuppa Joe Music” Library and Sound Design are chosen for many national spots, including the award-winning Super Bowl Tabasco's “Mosquito”, Corona's “Ship in a Bottle”, Nickelodeon, Showtime, Ford, McDonald's, Corona, Hyundai, and Oprah Winfrey.Website: https://www.joemacre.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/joe.macreEmail: thevibesbroadcast@gmail.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/listen_to_the_vibes_/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thevibesbroadcastnetworkLinktree: https://linktr.ee/the_vibes_broadcastTikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeuTVRv2/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheVibesBrdcstTruth: https://truthsocial.com/@Koyote

In today's episode I narrate jim mcdonald's wild cherry monograph. If you'd like to read it CLICK HERE Learn more about jim at HerbCraft.org Today's episode is sponsored by our good friends at Mountain Rose Herbs.  Get 15% off of your order with coupon code HERBRALLY15 at checkout.  Visit MountainRoseHerbs.com for organic herbs, spices, essentail oils, bulk ingredients and more.  Thanks for listening!  HerbRally www.herbrally.com  Follow us on YouTube!  

Today, my podcast website broke. I tried to deactivate my themes and plugins, and then I tried to update my PHP, then I tried to restore the whole database from an October 3 backup, and then I tried to change the wp-config file and add lines of code to give myself more memory because someone on reddit said that might be the problem. At the end of all of that, the whole enchilada was way more screwed up than before and I lost my entire podcast and my whole life's work. My entire Magnus Ovum—gone. Today was also a very difficult day in the bowels of the hospitality industry. Then, at 1AM, a nice Indian man from the GoDaddy tech support helped me fix everything and it turns out I was just using the wrong username and logging in as Not Admin. So now it's fixed, and thanks to Sahu the tech support guy, we can all sparkle on. Thank you for your service, Sahu. Water of the week is Cherry Limade from Gold Emblem, Black Cherry from Crystal Geyser and Wild Cherry from Cleary Canadian.

On this episode I speak to musician, entrepreneur and valley ambassador Cherokee. I met Cherokee briefly at work and kept in touch. I had a fun & enlightening conversation with Cherokee about her upbringing, where she got her style, love of thrifting and her online retail store Wild Cherry. We also delve into our early rap days, early stage names & lyrics. Cherokee also helps other artists navigate their entertainment careers and steer them away from industry pitfalls through Spin Spider LLC. We also talk about her plant based journey, having a positive mindset and more! www.cherokeeofficial.comwww.thewildcherry.store/IG:https://www.instagram.com/cherokeethechief/Buy Podcast Enamel Pins here:https://www.chavezsound.com/vonstoreSocial Media:Podcast:https://instagram.com/thevoncastshowMusic:https://www.instagram.com/shibavon/Website:https://www.iamvon.net/

Why is there a Christmas tree shortage? Should you move Christmas birthdays to the summer? How did Capri Sun get cleaning solution in its Wild Cherry drink? The answers to these questions, plus school starts, in today's show.

I'm okay with Nostradamus! My problem is with Nostradamnit and his panic attack! Are you in the 'Bang Zone'?Capri Sun and their recall! I have the details!LADIES! Here's your chance! Liz Cheney would make a fantastic Madam President because she has bigger balls than any of the sissy boy repubics!Mr. & Mrs. Ben Affleck are having a huge marriage celebration for the friends and families this weekend! I have the details!Motley Crue killed my only fan in Indianapolis last night! I have the details!

In this edition of the Wild World of Pepsi we look at Cherry Pepsi…I mean Wild Cherry Pepsi…no, I mean Pepsi Wild Cherry and learn the history on the highly popular drink.

This episode is messy and we try to talk about everything all-at-once and it doesn't work very well. However, if you vibe with me then you'll love it. Also, the water must flow: Cherry Blossom from La Croix, Wild Cherry from Signature Select, Wild Cherry from Syfo, and Black Cherry from Clover Valley.

This isn't our Valentine's Day episode no matter how much it may seem like it. Today we learn way too much about coke flavors, intellectually and practically. We discuss the flavor brown, Molly's magic act and the importance of brand loyalty. This episode gets wild. Wild Cherry that is. Transcript Coke Freestyle Flavor combination chart I Tried 60 Weird Coca Cola Flavors From Around the World at the Coke Museum in Atlanta Listen to our spin-off show Dire Desires Molly's Now but Wow! Be Holding, by Ross Gay See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.