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In this episode of Queer Cinema Catchup, Joe and Allison are once again joined by Dr. Khaliden Nas of the Referential podcast to review Lady Gaga's latest album, 'Mayhem.' Together, they discuss Gaga's evolution as an artist; reflect on their personal relationships to her music; and complete a track-by-track analysis. 00:00 Welcome to the Queer Cinema Catchup and Referential collab01:10 Personal Histories with Lady Gaga03:42 Gaga's Evolution and Public Persona08:31 Reactions to Born This Way17:40 Theater Kid Roots and Artistry20:04 Expectations for the New Album35:12 Madonna's Influence and Pop Culture Shifts36:10 Album Review: Mayhem's Chaotic Intentionality36:57 Fan Feedback and Emotional Themes37:35 Comparing Albums: Fame Monster vs. Mayhem39:32 The Pressure of Reinvention in Pop Music42:10 Success Anxiety and Artistic Authenticity50:15 Track-by-Track Breakdown: Disease & Abracadabra53:39 Garden of Eden and Perfect Celebrity57:50 Vanish into You & Killhah01:01:20 Zombie Boy & Gwen Stefani01:03:1 Love Drug01:06:40 Taylor Swift and 80s Influence in How Bad Do U Want Me 01:08:12 Diverse Songwriting Styles01:10:13 Emotional Ballads (Blade of Grass) and Personal Stories01:21:11 Final Thoughts and Final Review Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We talk about Star Trek as well as Matt's trek with KDP and making Billy The Zombie Boy check out @billy_the_zombieboy on insta or http://billythezombieboy.com to see when it's available!

Send us a Text Message.Is it possible for a place to be haunted only because you want it to be? Is it possible to create a ghost simply by thinking about it? A group in Canada claims to have done exactly that. This week we talk about the Philip Experiment. In 1973, members of the Toronto Society for Psychical Research set out to determine if paranormal activity associated with mediumistic activities like séances and other group settings might be psychokinetic and not evidence for ghosts. Their results were not only astounding but have broad implications for haunted spaces. We also cover Zombie Boy, a similar type of "haunting" that was investigated by Amy Bruni and Adam Berry on the show Kindred Spirits.Psi Encyclopedia - https://psi-encyclopedia.spr.ac.uk/If you have an experience, story, or anything else you'd like to share with us, you can email us at Opeaghost@gmail.com You can also follow us on Instagram, Join our Facebook group : Ope, A Ghost, or Follow us on YoutubeToodles!

The Cephalosquad Meet a young zombie on the other side of a door.   Please support Dugongs & Sea Dragons on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DugongsAndSeadragons

Mandagen byder på kropsudsmykningstema, når de tre værter Julie, Johannes og Amalie diskuterer tatoveringer og piercinger. Der bliver gennemgået piercingskalaen, vi taler om Zombie Boy og Black Alien, giver gode råd til dig, der skal have en piercing og får Johannes' sjove tattoo-historier.

Follow Matt on Instagram to see updates on his kids books Billy the Zombie Boy - https://www.instagram.com/mattyboy984/(Thanks for the title Lisa!)Matt and Dexter record right before trick-or-treating in Dexter's office. Dexter's co-worker guesses that he has a podcastStar Wars banterMatt watched 10.5 hrs of Treehouse of Horror (all of them)Matt watched some horror moviesMarvel banterMatt played Back 4 BloodIllustration banterQR Codes in BooksThen they trail off on Crypto... sorry folks

A leader in the ZED Run community, Joe shares his background, discusses his entry into NFTs, ZED Run and how Zombie Racing came to be with their stable's flagship stallion Zombie Boy. Zombie Racing has built an incredible stable and hosted some amazing tournaments, but their upcoming NFT drop may change the ZED Run landscape, forever. A 12-week tournament series culminated with a grand finale with a prize pole of $100,000. $250,000 prize pool in total, in season 1. Zombie Racing plans to run multiple seasons and these 10,000 genesis tokens will provide access to season 1 and the following seasons.With larger tournaments, larger prize pools and incredible productions - will come new stable owners, and new sponsors. The future is bright with community leaders like Joe and Zombie Racing helping push the entire ZED ecosystem forward.Minting scheduled to go live on September 3rd 23:00 UTCZombie RacingTwitter: @_ZombieRacing Site: https://zombie.racingArticle: $250K Tournament SeriesDiscord link: https://discord.gg/xt6cm3aH Twitter Mentions and Follows:https://twitter.com/dGenNetworkhttps://www.premiumcarrots.com/Show Linkshttps://boredapeyachtclub.com/https://zed.run/ The Ape and Pony Show is proud to be part of The dGen Network https://twitter.com/dGenNetworkhttps://dgen.network/     Swørn - Sorry https://chll.to/b851483fB.P. and his guests are not registered investment advisors. Nothing discussed should be relied on for investment decisions, nor is it investment advice. This show is solely for information and entertainment only. 

Rick Genest was born on 7th August 1985 in Quebec, Canada. By the time he was 17 he had become fully engrossed into the punk rock scene, and lived on the streets. He and his friends would sleep under bridges, squat in empty houses and generally live a chaotic and care free life - washing cars to earn enough money to get by. When he turned 21 he met a tattoo artist called Frank Lewis. According to Rico, Lewis was the mastermind behind the skeletal motif - a skeleton body suit complete with bugs, cobwebs, barbed wire, rotting flesh and tendons. Zombie Boy spent the next few years touring the world appearing at events, performing on stage, DJing, filming music videos, appearing in TV shows and films, as well as walking cat walks at fashion shows. However his career was unfortunately cut short. On 1st August 2018, Rick Genest was found dead outside his apartment complex, six days before his 33rd birthday after falling from his 4th floor balcony and landing on the pavement below. ✅ Let's connect: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/unusualweekly​ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/unusualweekly​ Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/unusualweekly​ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/unusualasusual​ Fact Analysis: Although careful research is implemented to assure accurate and correct information, sometimes it can be difficult to separate fact from fiction (or ‘humbug', as P.T. Barnum would say). If you find any information in this podcast inaccurate, please do let me know via social media.

Daniel Sidorowicz aka STEEP Daniels, is an artist, director, fashion collaborator, and filmmaker whose work and life have crossed the border and can be found in several collections throughout North America and other countries. He is a graduate of the New York Film Academy Cinematography program. He has produced and directed international film projects in NYC for cultural icons such as The Wu Tang's Method Man, and Zombie Boy. STEEP is also best known for his paintings of Prince. In this episode STEEP talks to Melissa and Jasia about how he began he founded 777 Overcoming and launched a children's initiative through a fundraiser for Sick Kids Hospital in Toronto using 7 original  paintings from his “Purple Frames”, a collection directly inspired by the spirit of Prince. On April 21st, 2016 when the American Icon passed away, Daniels' came up with this project, deciding to name it 777 while listening to Prince's Purple Rain. As the launch of June 7th, 2018, National Prince Day approached, Daniel's realized this date fell the 777th day of the project unknown to him when the number first inspired him. Full story in the episode.All paintings referencedhttps://www.brokencagegallery.com/artists/steep-daniels/IG @steepdaniels @777ov_FB www.facebook.com/steep.danielswww.facebook.com/777overcoming I Miss Him Podcast Socials:IG @istillmisshimpodcastFB https://www.facebook.com/ImisshimpodcastCredits: "I Miss Him" Podcast Is: Produced & Hosted by Melissa Williams & Jasia Kiersnowski | All Art by #Jdawnink | Original Music by Michael Schifanelli | "Mushroom" by Uros R. | 

This episode of The Bewitching Hour features Mr. He from the Haus of Femanon (NYC). Mr. He speaks on what its like to film a music video in a morgue, being a horror queen, manifesting, hometown stories, and the culmination of creativity behind Mr. He's newest singles, Zombie Boy and The Bride Of... Stay tuned for Part 2 with Mr. He! Follow Mr. He: @mrheslasher Check out her website at www.amrheslasher.com Download her music on iTunes, and Spotify Follow @thebewitchinghour_ on IG! Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, and leave a 5 star review! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thebewitchinghour/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebewitchinghour/support

We always hope that the stories we share with you on The Apple Seed spark memories for you to share with the people that you love. Sometimes those memories are sparked by listening to personal stories, and other times by listening to tall tales and fairy tales. And this time of the year it seems fitting to bring you some mildly spooky stories, nothing too terrifying. So sit back, relax, and get ready to have the memories wash over you as you listen to stories about zombies, vampires, and giant pumpkins.  On today's episode, enjoy the following: “Boo Stew” by Donna Washington from Angel's Laughter (11:15)Today's episode features a couple of stories written by or with kids, like this one called "Boo Stew". And in fact, in this story about a disgusting recipe for stew, there are even a few kid performers, led by Apple Seed favorite Donna Washington.  “Zombie Boy” by Octavia Sexton from Appalachian Haint Tales (5:59)A lot of the stories that Octavia Sexton tells are 'Jack Tales', like Jack and the Beanstalk or Jack the Giant Killer. This next story is fashioned after some of those Jack Tales. And speaking of stories made up by kids, this next tale was written by Octavia Sexton's grandson and it's called "Zombie Boy".  “The Blood-Covered Vampire” by Richard Martin from The Well of the World's End and other Tales (2:01)And now for a few stories that are really just jokes dressed up like scary stories. This first one is from England-born, Germany-based storyteller, Richard Martin about a seriously un-scary group of blood-thirsty vampires.  “The Voice in the Graveyard” by Big Joe Pagliuca from Spooky Ooky (9:06)This next story-with-a-punchline story is from "Big" Joe Pagliuca. The moniker "Big" Joe exists because that's how his preschool class could differentiate him from "Little" Joe, one of his students. Now generally, if you hear a spooky voice emanating from a graveyard, it's safe to say you should steer clear of said graveyard. Not true in this story, though.  “Long Bony Finger” by Liz Weir from Boom Chicka Boom (3:38)"Guess what I can do with my long bony finger and my ruby red lips!" is a chant heard throughout this story from the great Irish storyteller, Liz Weir. And that sounds like that's got 'scary story' written all over it. But in keeping with the last couple of stories, it's really just a setup for a joke.  “Samurai Over My Head” by Donna Washington from Growing Up Army (10:41)We started the hour with a Donna Washington story and we'd like to bring you another one here. And although it contains a seance it's actually a sweet story featuring Donna Washington's parents.  "Feegbah" by Bill Gordh (7:21)We thought we'd wrap up today's episode with a little musical adventure from Bill Gordh and his banjo. Have you ever been to a county fair and seen a giant pumpkin? Well, you've likely never seen one as big as the one in this story. A pumpkin so large and ornery that it'll chase you down if you disturb its sleep.  

On today's episode, enjoy the following: “Boo Stew” by Donna Washington from Angel's Laughter (11:15) “Zombie Boy” by Octavia Sexton from Appalachian Haint Tales (5:59) “The Blood-Covered Vampire” by Richard Martin from The Well of the World's End (2:01) “The Voice in the Graveyard” by Big Joe Pagliuca from Spooky Ooky (9:06) “Long Bony Finger” by Liz Weir from Boom Chicka Boom (3:38) “Samurai Over My Head” by Donna Washington from Growing Up Army (10:41) "Feegbah" by Bill Gordh (7:21)

2007 - years of engineering negligence lead to The Mississippi River Bridge disaster  which claimed the lives of 13. 2018 - Zombie Boy fell to his death and the media speculated that he killed himself.

All over the place right from the start. We discuss the problems with policing and how to talk about it. Cancel Culture -- too far? Adam doesn't mind the Confederate flag and has a modest proposal to fix it. After the break, Matt offers a heartfelt memorial for Anthony Bourdain, and how food affects community. We discuss Vermont COVID and policing issues. Glo might have a thing for Zombie Boy, some dude with a full body tattoo. 

Frede Rioux reçoit Karim Leduc, président et fondateur de l'agence de mannequins et influenceurs Dulcedo. Ensemble, ils discutent de son parcours, d'entrepreunariat, de la disparition de son ami Rick Genest (Zombie Boy), de l'affaire Alanis Desilets ainsi que des nouvelles tendances web.

Highlights of my commentary on the movie Return of the Living Dead 3. Girl turns Zombie Boy try to get her to be Normal ...well how is that working out.

“Pirate Field” by Sam Payne on Camelot (6:24) “Zombie Boy” by Ocatvia Sexton on Appalachian Haint Tales (5:59) “Cinderella and the Three Bears” by Willy Claflin on Maynard Moose Live at the National Storytelling Festival (5:38) “The Young Slave” by The Acting Company (9:27) “I'm Sean Connery” by Syd Lieberman on AKA Syd Lieberman (9:54) “Skeleton Dance” by Anne Rutherford on Tales that Go Bump in the Night (3:20)

Did you know zombies love worms more than the fish do? Zombie Boy and his dad attempt some father-son bonding, but our wrinkly green friend cannot be trusted with fishing poles or night crawlers. This is one of the first stories dad and the kids ever created.

Have you ever wondered why you don't see zombies at the supermarket? Zombie Boy attempts to shop for thanksgiving dinner but his appetite gets the better of him.

Zombie Boy and his neighbor Timmy discover hypnosis is a recipe for uninhibited mischief.

Welcome to another installment of the Heart Beats Series. This is a series we explore the stories of those making an impact outside of the music industry. I started this podcast in music, and while music artists will always be the foundation of Auxoro, I felt that I was watching fascinating stories outside of music pass me by. So, I created a space for these stories to exist called Heart Beats. This time we are going to do things a little bit differently. But first, let me tell you about our guest this week, Sam Brunell who started a company called Little Sam’s Art (@littlesamsart). Sam draws vivid, colorful, and striking sketches of music artists, actors, cartoon characters, and others. He makes some of the best artwork I’ve seen, and I don’t say that lightly. These aren’t just portraits. Sam incorporates elements from each person’s life into the artwork. For example, in a recent sketch of Ariana Grande, Sam included a mini sketch of Mac Miller covering his face and peaking through one eye (from the Vulture profile, the last interview he did before he died). Sam also included an Eevee, one of Ariana’s most recent tattoos, in the portrait. He describes this style as “portraits within portraits.” Sam, now 26, has been drawing since six years old. He’s done some epic collaborations, including one with Justin Bieber, and his drawings have even been featured on Will Smith’s Instagram. As a kid, Sam endured multiple, serious surgeries to address spinal problems and extremity issues. On his website he says “life was a big struggle for me when growing up, undergoing many serious surgeries from a young age. Drawing and creating characters I wanted to be around seemed like an escape from it all. Ever since I remember putting pencil to paper, I knew I wanted to do this for the rest of my life.” I think Sam makes amazing art and I reached out to have a conversation with him on the podcast. He responded, saying “I’d love to do it, but I have really bad speaking anxiety. One of my worst fears is giving speeches. I broke down in college before I had to give a presentation, and ever since then I can’t do it.” Even though Sam felt uncomfortable speaking, I still wanted to have him on the podcast. So I sent him some questions over email, and he sent me back his answers so I will be reading them for Sam. Without further ado, here is our latest installment of the Heart Beats series with Sam Brunell. Little Sam's Art: https://littlesamsart.com/ Zombie Boy: https://bit.ly/2QbPYeY Mickey Mouse: https://bit.ly/2We6GQi Ariana Grande: https://bit.ly/2YzeEAQ Will Smith: https://bit.ly/30ykpRi Song: 'Fresh Prince of Bel Air' (Le Boeuf remix) by Will Smith Intro/Outro Music: Produced by David Grossfeld Mixed and Mastered by Dbsound on Fiverr Sound Design: Matt Grossfeld Episode Art: @LittleSamsArt Auxoro main site: https://www.auxoro.com/ Insta: https://www.instagram.com/auxoro/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/auxoromag/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Auxoromag

S02e25, Fragments (aka In Memoriam), features Jay back in the mix to talk shop. They kick off by talking kratom, a new but old drug but not drug that Jay’s toying with whilst rehabbing, and discuss seeing random private parts in public and possible facial hair styles. Jay brings up The Combat Jack Show and the drama between the hosts before they talk wearing lady clothes and the untimely passing of Zombie Boy who was a neighbour to the studio. They discuss malls dying, a day in the life of Mark Zuckerberg were he Jay and the future of ageing. They hit Top of the Hour and answer some personal Qs before discussing the dangers of the road and Jay’s prolonged withdrawal from the internet. They reminisce over some Zombie Boy memories, speak sleeping aids, possible nude scene performance aids and probabilities of partaking in group sex. They close out by taking a closer look at friendship amongst geriatrics and discussing self-esteem for dudes. LASERS! of course

Words of wisdom, UFC, Ellismaina 15, Customers of the week, be humble, Tony Pepperoni, Oxygen for sale, Dr Octopus, Current Events, Zombie Boy, Demi lives, Kardashian Math, Chat with Dad, Black Motion.

On September 16, 2017, I spent a little time at the Dallas Comic Show in Richardson, TX. During my visit, I talked to Mark Stokes, creator of the Zombie Boy comic series - http://www.zombieboycomics.com/ Checkouy thevampirehistorian.com for my interview with Steve Niles from the same show.

Random Podcast Generator: Season Two, Episode ThirteenBlossomingSun and Nannercat are joined by a special guest, DarkReject. This episode is chockfull of anime discussion, kickstarting projects and #PlotsBadlyExplained. We hope you enjoy!LinkDump:Kore wa Zombie DesukaErasedGolden BoyGo Girl?The Duchess KickstarterWorld's Foldiest Sunglasses

Welcome to Oddtober! We just couldn't wait any long to drop this horror filled Halloween episode! In this spooktastic installment we recommend Zombie Boy and The Last Halloween webcomics, discuss the historical horror graphic novel The Cabinet, and get infected by the first 5 issues of Afterlife With Archie. Get pumped for Halloween with us, extra pizza all throughout.Full show notes: http://www.grawlixpodcast.com/2014/10/grawlix009★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

  Today on the show we have Mark Stokes Zombie Boy Comics Zombie Boy Comics Volume 1 Kickstarter Mark on Twitter @krash_pow Mark Stokes creates the comic Zombie Boy. He is also a freelance artist, children’s book illustrator, and animator. In this episode we talk about Mark’s process for creating his comic strips, choosing colors, self-prublishing his first […]

20 - Seven Ways to Use Twitter for Music Marketing, Part 2This is what happens when Zombie Boy meets Buzz Man! Last week Billy and Bob shared some valuable insights into using Twitter to promote your music. On this episode, Bob (who has 14.4K followers) runs through his top Twitter power user tips while Billy fights off sleep - yet he still manages to add a lot of semi-coherent value to the conversation :-) A must-hear podcast!

20 - Seven Ways to Use Twitter for Music Marketing, Part 2This is what happens when Zombie Boy meets Buzz Man! Last week Billy and Bob shared some valuable insights into using Twitter to promote your music. On this episode, Bob (who has 14.4K followers) runs through his top Twitter power user tips while Billy fights off sleep - yet he still manages to add a lot of semi-coherent value to the conversation :-) A must-hear podcast!

It’s Zombie Survival time geeks. And what better web-comic to spotlight than “Zombie Boy” by Mark Stokes! “Zombie Boy” is about an eleven year old named Morgan who had a little “accident” on a family trip to Voodoo Island… Morgan … Continue reading →

Welcome to the Minter Dialogue Radio Show number #31. This interview is with my friend and former colleague, Dominic Tremblay, who left L'Oreal to launch his own creative agency, TUXEDO. Dominic is on the cutting of marketing and digital marketing, in particular. His agency has gained huge traction in North America, making several wildly successful viral videos. We'll get some inside scoops and tricks of the trade in this interview.Meanwhile, you can comment and find the show notes on themyndset.com where you can also sign up for my weekly newsletter. Or you can follow me on Twitter on @mdial. And, if you liked the podcast, please take a moment to go over to iTunes to rate the podcast.Enjoy the show!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/minterdial)