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Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson... Efervescencia juvenil a tope (aunque sea la de hace casi 50 años, no caduca). Entre 1976 y 1977, suenan: DWIGHT TWILLEY BAND - "JUST LIKE THE SUN" ("SINCERELY", 1976) / THE BECKIES - "RIGHT BY MY SIDE (ETUDE)" ("THE BECKIES", 1976) / THE RUBINOOS - "WOULDN'T IT BE NICE" ("THE RUBINOOS", 1977) / MILK 'N' COOKIES - "CHANCE TO PLAY" ("MILK'N'COOKIES", 1976) / RAMONES - "I WANNA BE YOUR BOYFRIEND" ("RAMONES", 1976) / BLONDIE - "X OFFENDER" ("BLONDIE", 1976) / THE QUICK - "IT WON'T BE LONG" ("MONDO DECO", 1976) / NICK GILDER - "ALL ACROSS THE NATION (THE WHEELS ARE ROLLING)" ("YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE", 1977) / CHEAP TRICK - "OH CANDY" ("CHEAP TRICK", 1977) / PEZBAND - "IT WAS ALRIGHT" ("PEZBAND", 1977) / THE POP - "DOWN ON THE BOULEVARD" ("THE POP", 1977) / SHOES - "BOYS DON'T LIE" - ("BLACK VYNIL SHOES", 1977) / THE BOYS - "FIRST TIME" ("THE BOYS", 1977) / THE REAL KIDS - "ALL KINDSA GIRLS" ("THE REAL KIDS", 1977) / THE SCRUFFS - "MY MIND" ("WANNA MEET THE SCRUFFS?", 1977) / EDDIE & THE HOT RODS - "DO ANYTHING YOU WANNA DO" ("LIFE ON THE LINE", 1977).Escuchar audio

Join us as Mike Bongo continues our series, Strength In Weakness: A Study of 2 Corinthians, with a sermon entitled "Don't You Know Who You Are?" speaking from 2 Corinthians 6:14 - 7:1.

Old diaper Donald's got less than 1% of delegate votes at the libertarian convention! He got six votes, Stormy Daniels got one vote and bend over got one vote too!

Those jury members are national heroes! THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE! NOW PLEASE PUT HIM AWAY, HE IS ORANGE MENACE TO SOCIETY I wish to be the first to thank congressman ro khanna for being the lone vote against the 1 trillion dollar defense budget! He was booed by his colleagues for doing the right thing. He's the only one worth keeping, apparently! The rest are bought and paid for- Israel spent $100 million dollars purchasing our elected representatives, and it worked!!!! Congress just flushed a trillion dollars down the toilet, everybody! Another win for the prison industrial military complex police surveillance state TRISTA4SHERIFF

Dude this place is insane. I wish to be the first to thank congressman ro khanna for being the lone vote against the 1 trillion dollar defense budget! He was booed by his colleagues for doing the right thing. He's the only one worth keeping, apparently! The rest are bought and paid for- Israel spent $100 million dollars purchasing our elected representatives, and it worked!!!! Congress just flushed a trillion dollars down the toilet, everybody! Another win for the prison industrial military complex police surveillance state TRISTA4SHERIFF

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DOWN WITH THE ORANGE MENACE!

1. Bitcoin Hits $68K + $ETH Hits $3,650 Today! Buckle up this ride is just about to start, as I suspect BTC to go even higher as we approach the Halvening in April!2. A quick Note for our friends using Coinbase:  They are experiencing slow downs on the network, so dont panic!3. Michael Saylor - Bitcoins Global Influence on tyrannical finance systems. As global fiat collapses, people around the world will choose self-custody to manage their money, they will opt-in 4. Jack Dorsey:  The beautiful thing about bitcoin and many, many other Web3 projects, YES Web3 is competitive but everyone is building towards a decentralized future and what I see almost everyday is, Web3 founders communicating with each other, sharing knowledge around (code, regulations, community, resources) and other topics as well.5. A quick shoutout to my friends and colleagues who have Diamond Hands, You Know Who You Are!6. **PODCAST PLUG:**  Where to find us and Up and Coming Episodes (New podcast with Alex Svanevik - Founder & CEO of  @Nansen-ai   Analytics platform + an analytics platform built for the blockchain that unifies on-chain data with essential market signals.…LEARN MORE ABOUT MVMThttps://linktr.ee/mvmt.media#$68K #Bullrun #btc #eth #michaelsaylor #jackdorsey #strike #jackmoller #blockchain #microstrategy #crypto #cryptocurrency #ATH #web3unpacked  #cryptounpacked #metaverse #emergingtech #technology #technologynews #coinbase

#168: You Know Who You Are (2/9/24) Donate to AEA: https://secure.anedot.com/6d8d68c3-3f3c-4ffe-835c-0af14cce0895/c75bcffed88b6e14ca092 Links: Reuters: Ford slows EVs, sends a truckload of cash to investors: https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/ford-offer-regular-supplemental-dividend-2024-02-06/ Fox Business: Biden's latest climate rules crack down on manufacturing, ignoring industry warnings of economic devastation: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/bidens-latest-climate-rules-crack-down-manufacturing-ignoring-industry-warnings-economic-devastation OilPrice.com: China was responsible for 96 percent of coal plants constructed in 2023: https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/China-Was-Responsible-for-96-of-Coal-Plants-Constructed-in-2023.html TPPF Greg Sindelar: https://www.texaspolicy.com/about/staff/greg-sindelar/

Episode 431.. Wrapping up (haha) the year with some pretty new shredders and some random stuff! New one sent in by Sweden's Verdict! Get their new release over at Phobia Records. Along with another new one from Noise Itch Cassettes (Germany) consisting of a project from Noise Itch's Julio! A little Christmas vibe here, but tune into Punk Rock Demo and Ripper Radio this week for a special Christmas show from the Mad Ax himself! Aaaaaaand a new lick from the El Matador and The Bros Grim themselves! Enjoy (eggnog)!!!Listen to Episode 431: (scroll for set list)On ARCHIVE.On Apple or Google Podcasts, hit "play."On blogspot, play it below:Listen to The Brothers Grim Punkcast:ARCHIVE.Org - hear/download past episodesPUNK ROCK DEMONSTRATION - Wednesdays 7 p.m. PSTRIPPER RADIO - Fridays & Saturdays 7 p.m. PSTApple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsContact Brothers Grim Punk:brothersgrimpunk@gmail.com - In a punk band? Send us your music! Want us to make you a punk song? Email us some lyrics!@Punkbot138 on Instagram@BrosGrimPunk on XMore Punk Music:Bandcamp - Follow us and download our albums: Brothers Grim Punk, Fight Music, and more!YouTube - tons of punk playlists, from Anarchy to Zombies!Punk to The World (Problems)...Sweden Shove it up 1:37 VERDICT The Rat Race Noise Itch CS Germany Llantos de dolor (Cries of Pain) 0:57 Forget Promo 2023 Toronto Hardcore 0:43 OLD OLD - LP Nova Scotia BITTER HATE 0:45 Bitter Hate DEMO 2023Yellin' At the Xmas Tree (bkgrd) 4:14 Billy Idol Devils Playground 2005 Here To Take A Shit 1:00 El Matador and The BGP Unreleased Single STTW Recs Germany solo You Know Who You Are 1:25 Preemptive Strike Demo 2023 Brazil No Sufoco 1:03 Dente Canino Alerta Vermelho (Red Alert) Hate Mongers Must Die 1:37 TENSION Discography 2011 - 2014 [NTR 338]  Surveilled 1:51 Richter Scale Memory Ward - S/T Germany Brainwashed Records Crime Nuclear 1:22 NÃO Demo OC Headcheese 0:48 Entropy Entropy L.A. Fist Fight 0:49 Barbie and the Hookers Bandcamp Single Belgium I Hate Christmas 1:26 Suffer Damage Suffer Damage demo 2014 Mexico MUNDO CORROSIVO 1:21 COVID SS DEMO Denver No Place Like Home 1:09 Certain Punishment Certain Punishment Ha-Glue-Cinations 1:25 Sad Boys Sad Boys_Junko Recs Chile Reseda Clean your own house 0:50 Shut The Fuck Up First World ProblemsChristmas Party Tonight! (bkgrd) 3:33 Black Hole Records Missile Toads Herald, The Punk Rock Elf 2:31 Katye Kellye and The Interruption Sparkle!

WHAT CAN WE SAY EXCEPT HAPPY BIRTHDAY.... YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE

Mad Good is a singer/songwriter project based in San Francisco, CA. Konstantin Domnitser was born in Kiev, Ukraine. At an early age, his family would move to New York City, in pursuit of a better life. His original reflective, honest lyrics, along with an atmospheric touch feel like a road trip through an internal abyss of love, loss, and regret. This interview is about Konstantin's journey up to the point of recording his album, 'You Know Who You Are", and where he goes from here.Sponsors: www.manscaped.comPromo Code: PORCHTALKwww.calderalab.com/porchPromo Code: PORCHMusic: Mad Good - Tune Me OutSubscribe, rate, and review the show!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/porch-talk/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Join us for a heartfelt and inspiring episode of 'Legacy of Roberto Cintli Rodriguez.' In this special podcast, two lifelong friends, Luis Rodriguez, author of Always Running, and Raquel Salinas cultural artist and part of Chicanas Cholas and Chisme. Come together to honor the incredible legacy of Professor Roberto Cintli Rodriguez, a visionary who left an indelible mark on the Chicano/Indigenous community. Through personal anecdotes and shared memories, our guest takes you on a journey through Professor Gutierrez's life, highlighting his passion plus tireless advocacy for social justice, and his unwavering commitment to empowering the indigenous community. Tune in to 'Legacy of Roberto Cintli Rodriguez' as we celebrate a remarkable individual whose influence continues to shape generations.Topic: Roberto Cintli RodriguezGuest:Luis J. Rodriguez Luis served as the official Poet Laureate of Los Angeles.Luis is also a novelist/memoirist/short story writer/children's book writer/essayist as well as a community & urban peace activist, mentor, healer, youth & arts advocate, husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. Raquel SalinasRaquel is a cultural artist dedicated to healing our community through the arts. She gives voice to those seldom heard. She has been performing as a solo artist since 1993 with her work; La Mano de Dios, Mami Mami Quien Soy? You Know Who You Are!”Heat Your Own, Madres de Juarez, Verde Blanco y Rojo, Muñeca de Carton, and Malintzin, Malinche, Maria.Theme Song- Lost Souls by Anahuak Underground

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Ben Dolnick is the author of four novels including The Ghost Notebooks, You Know Who You Are, and At the Bottom of Everything. He wrote this 2011 Bright Eyes essay in The Awl: https://www.theawl.com/2011/01/taste-has-never-met-shame-i-love-you-conor-oberst/ This episode features an excellent audio essay from Dominic Ronzani about why The People's Key is his favorite Bright Eyes record. It's a great supplement to the Pitchfork 5.0 Pitchfork review. We talk about Ben's Garden State moment with “Something Vague,” fear of outgrowing Bright Eyes, the idea of taste, the idea of shame, liking what you like, Ben's piano teacher digs Bright Eyes, Elliott Smith as a Tesla and Bright Eyes as a taped-together golf cart, Ben's excellent fader-knob theory about Sincerity/Professionalism, science fiction, Rastafarianism, Hitler, Ben blows my mind w/ the first lines of “Shell Games,” the post-Napster-pre-Spotify window of 2011, reptilians, pomegranates, Denny Brewer as a Joe Rogan guest, the non-rhyme fake-out on “Triple Spiral,” “Ladder Song” is a goosebumps tune, and 13-year-old Oberst's song about Space Invaders. Ben Dolnick http://bendolnick.com/ Justin Cox patreon.com/afterthedeluge twitter.com/routinelayup --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/afterthedeluge/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/afterthedeluge/support

Ladies and Gentlemen, Let's Get This Party Started with This New Year Coming Up! What Do You Do For New Years? Do You Have Traditions? Some People Dance Around Their Crooked Table For More Traveling? Do You Give Your Favorite Neighbor A Blowjob For More Child Support? I Have No Clue But Best Believe I'm Wearing An Elephant Thong For My Loved One. Follow Us on Every Platform and Spread The Word Chula. This Train Ain't Stopping Like The One You Had…. Trust I know! You Know Who You Are! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

ABOUT THIS EPISODE: In this episode, host Megan Cole talks to Ian Williams. Ian's book Disorientation: Being Black in the World was a finalist for the 2022 Hubert Evans Non-Fiction Prize. In their conversation Ian talks about the word "disorientation" and how he used it in the book, he also reflects on polarization and conversation. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Ian Williams was born in Trinidad and raised in Canada. In 2019 he won the Scotiabank Giller Prize for his first novel, Reproduction, which was published in Canada, the US, and the UK, and translated into Italian. His poetry collection, Personals, was shortlisted for the Griffin Poetry Prize and the Robert Kroetsch Poetry Book Award. His short story collection, Not Anyone's Anything, won the Danuta Gleed Literary Award for the best first collection of short fiction in Canada. His first book, You Know Who You Are, was a finalist for the ReLit Poetry Prize. Williams holds a Ph.D. in English from the University of Toronto and has recently returned to that university as a tenured professor, after several years as a professor of poetry. ABOUT MEGAN COLE: Megan Cole the Director of Programming and Communications for the BC and Yukon Book Prizes. She is also a writer based on the territory of the Tla'amin Nation. Megan writes creative nonfiction and has had essays published in Chatelaine, This Magazine, The Puritan, Untethered, and more. She has her MFA in creative nonfiction from the University of King's College and is working her first book. Find out more about Megan at megancolewriter.com ABOUT THE PODCAST: Writing the Coast is recorded and produced on the traditional territory of the Tla'amin Nation. As a settler on these lands, Megan Cole finds opportunities to learn and listen to the stories from those whose land was stolen. Writing the Coast is a recorded series of conversations, readings, and insights into the work of the writers, illustrators, and creators whose books are nominated for the annual BC and Yukon Book Prizes. We'll also check in on people in the writing community who are supporting books, writers and readers every day. The podcast is produced and hosted by Megan Cole.

Hello :) This is the recording of the eighth edition of my semi-regular Twitter Space sessions. Today's episode was all about hiking, but specifically the Hike Across Great Britain I did with my hiking buddy Becky, in the summer of 2019. We're chattering about why I chose to do a hike of such length, how we planned it, the high and low points of the journey, and ponder on how people willingly do ultramarathons. Usual disclaimer, be aware this conversation took place over the phone and is then recorded directly from playback on Twitter. I notice there's a few biffs and bangs in the first few minutes but they settle down. Also a shout out to Somebody, and You Know Who You Are (because there are very few people who do call me, and one of them I was already on Twitter Spaces with), who tried calling me at the very end of the recording. When this happens it causes my audio quality to drop considerably for reasons known only to Android. Topics discussed include: * Catchphrases * Whatever happened to the Word Cloud Creation site 'Wordle' * Overview of what my hike was * How it took 57 days and why that was fewer than we'd planned * Places where we camped en route * Why I didn't do the hike alone, and how our styles fitted together * The Singing Sands beach in Scotland * Things That Went Wrong when I prepared for the Hike * Taking footpaths not roads, and sometimes getting stuck * Comparisons with hiking in Vanuatu * British Summer Weather, and all that entails * What we were carrying in our backpacks * We've been hiking 9 miles, time for lunch and recharging * Food, and why I lost weight on the hike despite the calories * Why I only hiked barefoot for a quarter of the journey * Things That Went Wrong (including injuries, broken windows, and getting lost) * Saddleworth Moor is very bleak and remote * Mental Health and how we motivated ourselves to keep going * The best days of the hike (North Pennines and the end of the Pennine Way) * Why I wouldn't have done anything much differently * How it felt to complete the Hike, and what we did afterwards * Why we did the Hike and what other challenges would I do * Why pubs are useful places * Ultramarathons * Raising money for charity * The next Spaces will be Hometown Travel I was interviewed by the lovely Victoria, but you can call her V. A PDF transcript of this episode will be available soon. As always, if you have anything to say about the topic, or indeed about my podcasting in general, leave a comment or let me know. You can also sign up to my newsletter and find out about future podcasts and recent blog posts. I also have a Patreon - if you like what you hear, and want to access exclusive content (or just to show your appreciation), then head on over. Until next time, bye for now. :)

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Welcome to Showcasing House Music DJ Mixes by dattrax!!                                                  Went into an HMV at Bloor & Yonge in Downtown Toronto a while ago for some mixed house cd listening. I needed a house music fix badly. Stayed for hours listening to at least 40 "electronica" cds. They hated me there because the staff have to reseal the ones that you don't buy. CDs are expensive, you have to love what you spend your hard earned dollars on. Bought these five for about $130 w/ taxes:"In The House: Little Louie Vega" mixed by Little Louie Vega. I lent this double mixed cd to a good friend (another DJ) a few weeks after buying it, and haven't seen it since. YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE! I hope you feel guilty. It's fine, we'll still be friends, just give it back please…"Asa Breed" by Matthew Dear. Great techy tracks."Release Yourself" mixed by Roger Sanchez. The “S” Man, NUFF SAID!"Bring Enough To Spill Some” mixed by Chuck Love. WOW! This guy's music is CRAZY!“F*** Me I'm Famous!” mixed David Guetta Not bad, like some tracks.Listened to these for about a week, then marked all the tracks that I loved, the levels, when the vocals started, and made these two mixes. Took a few takes. I never put this much preparation into a mix, because usually just like to have fun and if it sucks, then toss it. Usually one out of 10, I keep. Hey... baseball players are making millions at 3 out of 10. One out of 10 isn't too bad, I guess. Also,because the tracks were from these authorized mixed cds that have been mastered professionally w/ top dollar, these two mixes by default sound amazing.---------------Reach out to us and comment if you like our mixes. Just Google 'dattrax' and you'll find all places online that we've been a part of. Please share with other like-minded individuals.---------------There's a PayPal donate button on the right if you're on our main Podomatic site if you want to buy us a beer to say cheers ; )Our PayPal donation email if you are listening to our mixes on another platform. Any amount of support is welcomed. We appreciate you! dattrax@gmail.com---------------As always - massive thanks to the amazing vocalists, producers, DJs and dancers (even in your homes or while walking about) for their incredible advancement of this beautiful musical genre!! Makes us all feel young, vibrant and extremely happy!! ---------------Our main mix site: https://dattrax.podomatic.com/ or at: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/dattrax or Google "dattrax" and find the Podomatic link.THIS IS THE BEST OPTION: You can download the free "Podomatic" app, sign up with your email, then search 'dattrax' and subscribe to 'house music by dattrax'. It has a cute pic of my youngest boy when he was little and over my DJ mixer. BOOM!! 120+ mixes, the last 27yrs of our lives in the crack of time between family, friends and work.---------------This is an all CD house mix.

Live music is back in Toronto, so the Reaction Brats head to the Legendary Horseshoe Tavern to see podcast faves Nada Surf. Before they go, they chat about Nada Surf's 2016 record "You Know Who You Are. Come for the Nada Surf, stay for the laughs, the sliced pork, and the lesson in Krautrock. Instagram: @reactionbratspod

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This is Part 2 of the podcast on Full Moon Revolution! In this podcast I go through the twelve zodiac signs with suggestions of how you can make use of the very special and dynamic Taurus Full Moon on Oct 31st 2020! If you know your rising sign, (also called the Ascendant) read that as well. If you wish to have a private reading, please check out my astrology website, the link - http://www.kitchensari.com Thanks for listening! Thank you to my Patrons! ~YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE!~Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/ParkerMcP)

Episode 11 - A NEW HOST! Jeff C. joins the team, and along with Corey, Calvin, and Jeff B., take us through their approaches to common bond and mystery theme round writing. Listener and "teledu" enthusiast Nicolle returns, periodically, with another keyword, and Jeff C takes the rest of the guys on a scenic tour with a mystery theme of his own. Digressions include: Ranking and enumerating the emerging Jeffosphere, knowing it's not a music episode but continuing to talk about it anyway (YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE), Corey's impromptu music composition skills, and Calvin's obsession with Gossip Girl. Your hosts:Jeff Bimm - RMT Trivia, ChicagoJeff Carter - Jeff's Trivia, San FranciscoCalvin Hu - Footnote Trivia, San FranciscoCorey Marcoux - Third Degree Entertainment, Spokane/Coeur d'Alene Don't forget to RATE/REVIEW/SUBSCRIBE! We think that would just be swell of you. Web: QuadriviaPodcast.comEmail: QuadriviaPod@gmail.comTwitter: @QuadriviaPodFacebook: @QuadriviaPod Intro and outro music courtesy of Limbo LaddsMid-episode music courtesy of Will FedanzoEditing support from Ken Pendola

This week on the Richard Crouse Show Podcast: Ian Williams is the author of Personals, Not Anyone's Anything, You Know Who You Are, and a finalist for the ReLit Prize for poetry. He was named one of ten Canadian writers to watch by CBC. His latest book is a novel called “Reproduction,” a love story about the way families are formed. That novel, which explores unconventional connections and brilliantly redefines family made him the second writer with Trinidadian roots to win the coveted Giller Prize, the biggest prize in Canadian Literature. Then, Sir Ben Kingsley stops by. He burst onto screens in 1982 playing the title role in "Gandhi," a part that won him an Oscar for Best Actor and a shelf full of other awards… other memorable roles followed in "Schindler's List," "Bugsy," "Sexy Beast" and dozens upon dozens of other great films. He was made a Knight by Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace in 2002 and it is there that we began our conversation. Finally, an in-depth interview with Arlene Dickinson, Canadian businesswoman, investor, television personality and author of, “Reinvention: Changing Your Life, Your Career, Your Future.” She is a dragon investor on CBC television’s Dragons' Den, she owns one of Canada's largest independent marketing and communications firms and is someone who has shaped and reshaped her life. Arlene stopped by to discuss her new book, and how to make meaningful changes in your life at any age.

This week on the Richard Crouse Show Podcast: Ian Williams is the author of Personals, Not Anyone's Anything, You Know Who You Are, and a finalist for the ReLit Prize for poetry. He was named one of ten Canadian writers to watch by CBC. His latest book is a novel called “Reproduction,” a love story about the way families are formed. That novel, which explores unconventional connections and brilliantly redefines family made him the second writer with Trinidadian roots to win the coveted Giller Prize, the biggest prize in Canadian Literature. Then, Sir Ben Kingsley stops by. He burst onto screens in 1982 playing the title role in "Gandhi," a part that won him an Oscar for Best Actor and a shelf full of other awards… other memorable roles followed in "Schindler's List," "Bugsy," "Sexy Beast" and dozens upon dozens of other great films. He was made a Knight by Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace in 2002 and it is there that we began our conversation. Finally, an in-depth interview with Arlene Dickinson, Canadian businesswoman, investor, television personality and author of, “Reinvention: Changing Your Life, Your Career, Your Future.” She is a dragon investor on CBC television's Dragons' Den, she owns one of Canada's largest independent marketing and communications firms and is someone who has shaped and reshaped her life. Arlene stopped by to discuss her new book, and how to make meaningful changes in your life at any age.

Hey hunnies! We are back to regularly scheduled programming after a brief pause. Join us for Ep. 3 as we explore Presidential candidates...interesting, proper gym etiquette (YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE), the chilling statistics of missing children in America as well as unpacking what it means to "code-switch," we all have done it and unfortunately still feel the need to do it. Just ask Beth... Grab a seat and come prepared with an open mind as we tackle this week's news topics. Please remember to LIKE, COMMENT, RATE & SUBSCRIBE to us wherever you listen to podcasts! We are still super appreciative of all of the constant support and love we have received on this journey thus far, stay lit baby hoes! If you have any topics you would like for us to discuss on any of our segments, please email us at norespectpodcast@gmail.com or hit our ratchet asses up on Twitter, @NoRespectPod. Catch y'all next week hunnies!P.S. We cape for you Zion! Stay black beautiful and proud!*We do not own the rights to any of the music heard on the podcast.*

Host Peri Pakroo chats with Pilar Westell, owner of Zendo Coffee, a coffeehouse and art gallery in south downtown Albuquerque. We talked about the intersection between art and coffee, and the ins and outs of building and running a community space. Peri also chats with Ruth Dove from Coffee + Creatives about the upcoming Unconference week in Albuquerque, and the varied mix of venues that will host the week's events. Many thanks to Marty Adamsmith and Stue Trory for audio and production assistance. Photo by Ruth Dove. Theme song: "You Know Who You Are" by Sam Miller. Thanks to our sponsors Pyragraph and Coffee + Creatives. Be sure to Like our Facebook page!

Around ten years ago, Kei Tsuzuki and Molly Luethi wanted to create a social enterprise that would enable them to create quality jobs for refugees and immigrants. Today, Kei & Molly Textiles has made good on that mission, and has grown into a vibrant artisan manufacturing business that employs about eight full-time workers, and sells its screenprinted textiles at nearly 400 stores around the country. Host Peri Pakroo talks with Kei and Molly about the origins of their idea and how their values drive their business model. Peri also chats with Ruth Dove and Ayanna Nelson-Freeman from Coffee + Creatives about the role that employers can have in improving people's lives and communities. Many thanks to Marty Adamsmith and Stue Trory for audio and production assistance. Photo by Ruth Dove. Theme song: "You Know Who You Are" by Sam Miller. Thanks to our sponsors Pyragraph and Coffee + Creatives. Be sure to Like our Facebook page!

I had the distinct pleasure of welcoming John Fugelsang to the studio to talk about comedy, politics, religion, and how he’s woven all those elements and more into his unique creative career. John is the host of the "Tell Me Everything" series on Sirius XM Insight (channel 121) and a frequent commentator and panelist. I chatted with him about how he got started in theater and comedy, and how he evolved into a funny-yet-incisive political commentator and broadcaster after a childhood suffused with religion and liberal thought. I also chat with Ruth Dove, co-founder of Coffee + Creatives about how her networking group helps creative folks in Albuquerque and beyond. Many thanks to Marty Adamsmith and Stue Trory for audio and production assistance. Photo by Marya Jones. Theme song: "You Know Who You Are" by Sam Miller. Thanks to our sponsors Pyragraph and Coffee + Creatives. Be sure to Like our Facebook page!

Ian Williams is the author of "Personals," "Not Anyone's Anything" and "You Know Who You Are," a finalist for the ReLit Prize for poetry. He was named one of ten Canadian writers to watch by CBC. His new book is a novel called “Reproduction,” a love story about the way families are formed.

This week on The Richard Crouse Show, Ian Williams. He is the author of Personals, Not Anyone's Anything, You Know Who You Are, a finalist for the ReLit Prize for poetry. He was named one of ten Canadian writers to watch by CBC. His new book is a novel called “Reproduction,” a love story about the way families are formed.

When Danielle Vincent left her job at Oprah to start a soap-making business with her new husband, more than a few folks thought she was, well, crazy. Six years later, Outlaw Soaps is a success, propelled largely by Danielle's high-level marketing chops and time management skills. She has just written a new book, "You-Nicorn: 30 Days to Find Your Inner Unicorn and Live the Life You Love." Peri talks with Danielle about forging her own path and her passion for targeted, data-driven marketing.  Theme song: "You Know Who You Are" by Sam Miller. Thanks to our sponsors Pyragraph and The Octopus and the Fox.  Be sure to Like our Facebook page!

It's a hairy world out there, and Kyle Malone has a comb for it. Kyle had been running his branding firm Kinfolk Branding when he had the idea for an heirloom-quality beard comb, and he ran with the idea. Peri and Eph Sharpe talk with Kyle about launching Big Wood Beard Co, learning about his audience, and where the beard trend is going. Theme song: "You Know Who You Are" by Sam Miller. Thanks to our sponsors Pyragraph and The Octopus and the Fox.  Be sure to Like our Facebook page!

Building a business takes resourcefulness, resilience and often a lucky accident or two. No one knows this more than Sheri Crider, who has built a life as an artist and founder of visual art centers (currently, the Sanitary Tortilla Factory in downtown ABQ), despite challenges of addiction and incarceration in her early life. Peri and Eph Sharpe chat with Sheri about the intersection of "businessperson" and "artist" and how she built upon skills in drawing and construction to create a rewarding, creative self-employed life.  Theme song: "You Know Who You Are" by Sam Miller. Thanks to our sponsors Pyragraph and The Octopus and the Fox.  Be sure to Like our Facebook page!

Today on Self-Employed Happy Hour we get our activism on and talk with Maggie Byers and Emilie De Angelis of Moms Demand Action NM, a bi-partisan grassroots organization fighting the epidemic of gun violence in the US. Peri and Eph Sharpe chat with Maggie and Emilie about the group's advocacy for common sense gun control legislation and how regular folks can get involved.  Theme song: "You Know Who You Are" by Sam Miller. Thanks to our sponsors Pyragraph and The Octopus and the Fox.  Be sure to Like our Facebook page!

Today on Self-Employed Happy Hour we talk wellness with coach, educator, bass player and grateful human Antonia Montoya. Peri and Eph Sharpe chat with Antonia about how to carve out time and intention for self-care within a busy self-employed life. Peri also shares a slice of her self-employed juggle this winter, from her frosty living room studio. Segment music by Eph Sharpe. Theme song: "You Know Who You Are" by Sam Miller. Thanks to our sponsors Pyragraph and The Octopus and the Fox.  Be sure to Like our Facebook page!

We're back with our second episode of 2018, featuring a fantastic conversation with Burque Noir founder Ebony Isis Booth! Peri and Eph Sharpe chat with Ebony about how she created a showcase for Black performers in Albuquerque, and how she balances the many different identities — poet, organizer, marketing pro, auntie-mom, holder of the mic — that make her who she is.  Audio clip courtesy of Ebony Booth. Segment music by Eph Sharpe. Theme song: "You Know Who You Are" by Sam Miller. Thanks to our sponsors Pyragraph and The Octopus and the Fox.  Be sure to Like our Facebook page!

Since May gave us a bonus Tuesday to post an episode, we decided to try something new, as in new album reviews. We gathered up some of our roundtable regulars and Patreon subscribers, and put together a bunch of reviews for new albums released in the winter and spring of 2016. Steve Muczynski reviews You Know Who You Are by Nada Surf  Joe Royland reviews Hidden City by The Cult Annie Zaleski reviews Night Thoughts by (London) Suede Annie Zaleski reviews The Narrows by Grant-Lee Phillips Scott Russell Halgrim reviews Post Society EP by Voivod Jeff Takacs reviews Weezer (The White Album) by Weezer Jeff Takacs reviews Patch The Sky by Bob Mould Jim Kopeny reviews Black Star by David Bowie Jim Kopeny reviews Distroland by The Dandy Warhols Eric Grubbs reviews The Astonishing by Dream Theater Eric Grubbs reviews Protection by Face to Face Andy Derer reviews Change of Fortune by Soul Asylum Andy Derer reviews A Moon Shaped Pool by Radiohead Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request a 2016 Review / Subscribe at Patreon

Since May gave us a bonus Tuesday to post an episode, we decided to try something new, as in new album reviews. We gathered up some of our roundtable regulars and Patreon subscribers, and put together a bunch of reviews for new albums released in the winter and spring of 2016. Steve Muczynski reviews You Know Who You Are by Nada Surf  Joe Royland reviews Hidden City by The Cult Annie Zaleski reviews Night Thoughts by (London) Suede Annie Zaleski reviews The Narrows by Grant-Lee Phillips Scott Russell Halgrim reviews Post Society EP by Voivod Jeff Takacs reviews Weezer (The White Album) by Weezer Jeff Takacs reviews Patch The Sky by Bob Mould Jim Kopeny reviews Black Star by David Bowie Jim Kopeny reviews Distroland by The Dandy Warhols Eric Grubbs reviews The Astonishing by Dream Theater Eric Grubbs reviews Protection by Face to Face Andy Derer reviews Change of Fortune by Soul Asylum Andy Derer reviews A Moon Shaped Pool by Radiohead Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request a 2016 Review / Subscribe at Patreon

This week we speak with legendary indie rocker Doug Gillard. Between solo records and endless days of touring and recording with Guided By Voices, Doug has found a home with Nada Surf, who ironically enough, are set to release a brand new album this week titled ‘You Know Who You Are.’ This is a short 25 minute show this week, but we’ve got some excited things happening very soon. Enjoy!

The FUNemployment Files makes its triumphant return, and we have had just about enough of your sass. YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE! Dutch is once again joined by Charles(Chucky Tater-Sacks), so strap in for an hour of hardcore sex talk.

Classic chicken/egg scenario: are scumbag sexual harassers drawn to work in the comics industry, or does the comics industry turn these a-holes into harassers? All we know is, there's a LOT of them. AND THEY NEED TO BE STOPPED. YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE. UNRELATED, Jose returns to The PoP!-Cast after an international adventure!

It's not often that we have Filey's favourite son on the show, and this week was no exception as Leo Blair (Tony Blairs' Dad) was unable to attend for some reason. So we had to settle for second best and allowed The Official Spokesperson for Videogames, Guy Cocker on as a Special Guest. Unfortunately we failed to kill Guy with kindness but did manage to maim him slightly with politeness. Guy also offered us dating advice while we told him about a further subject that he could specialise in at the BBC. We just like to offer support to those people starting in the business who obviously have lots to learn.Simon also offered us support by giving Ann and Ste advice on how to stream over the internet, whilst withdrawing support from certain people who send us letters every week and also getting rather annoyed at listeners who dob us in to indie developers. YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE. We also learnt how much Jon Snow knows about videogames.Doctor Avatar got some fan mail to go alongside the feature that he sent in, but it probably wasn't from the doyouinverts as the two factions had some 'beef' last week. It did result in a new song by the doyouinverts so it was worth it in the end. Sega Badawi reported on the latest videogame local news, but that's a given these days.We're also going to do a benefit for Resonance FM some time in April so keep an eye out on our Twitter feed for confirmation of dates and how you can get to attend. It'll be fun*.Cheerio!Team OLL x* Fun not guaranteed and is dependent on amount of alcohol drunk.Links:http://www.guycocker.com/https://twitter.com/guycockerhttp://thedoyouinverts.bandcamp.com/track/just-tyt-my-loveTrack list:1. Klamm - Dreams About Something (Emerald)http://chipmusic.org/klamm/music/dreams-about-something2. the doyouinverts - Just TYT My Lovehttp://thedoyouinverts.bandcamp.com/track/just-tyt-my-love3. Jredd - Do The Tiidohttp://chipmusic.org/jredd/music/do-the-tiido

dattrax: Went into an HMV at Bloor & Yonge in Downtown Toronto a while ago for some mixed house cd listening. I needed a house music fix badly. Stayed for hours listening to at least 40 "electronica" cds. They hated me there because the staff have to reseal the ones that you don’t buy. CDs are expensive, you have to love what you spend your hard earned dollars on. Bought these five for about $130 w/ taxes: "In The House: Little Louie Vega" mixed by Little Louie Vega. I lent this double mixed cd to a good friend (another DJ) a few weeks after buying it, and haven’t seen it since. YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE! I hope you feel guilty. It’s fine, we’ll still be friends, just give it back please… "Asa Breed" by Matthew Dear. Great techy tracks. "Release Yourself" mixed by Roger Sanchez. The “S” Man, NUFF SAID! "Bring Enough To Spill Some” mixed by Chuck Love. WOW! This guy’s music is CRAZY! “F*** Me I’m Famous!” mixed David Guetta Not bad, like some tracks. Listened to these for about a week, then marked all the tracks that I loved, the levels, when the vocals started, and made these two mixes. Took a few takes. I never put this much preparation into a mix, because usually just like to have fun and if it sucks, then toss it. Usually one out of 10, I keep. Hey... baseball players are making millions at 3 out of 10. One out of 10 isn't too bad, I guess. Also,because the tracks were from these authorized mixed cds that have been mastered professionally w/ top dollar, these two mixes by default sound amazing. BTW... if you enjoy this mix, then why don't you buy us a beer? There's a PayPal DONATE button on the top right side of this website. For Toronto or Global bookings: dattrax@gmail.com This was an all CD house mix.