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Blind Shots Podcast Season 5 Episode 1 - Nathan Crace ASCGA on the Roll Back
We don't do much news of the day on the Blind Shots Podcast, but the USGA/R&A decision to slow down the golf ball is significant. Nathan Crace (@lipouts) talks me through it and makes it make sense. He's so good: thoughtful, funny, bearded. Enjoy!
I’m honored to welcome Nathan Crace, ASGCA to the podcast to talk through and help me understand the much ballyhooed USGA decision to “roll back the golf ball.” Watermark Golf – http://watermarkgolf.com/nathan/ Moonbay Media – http://www.moonbaymedia.com/ Nathan Crace, ASGCA – https://asgca.org/architect/ncrace/
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#ball roll back#blind shot#blind shots#Blind Shots Pod#Blind Shots Podcast#Golf#golf architecture#Nathan Crace#R&A#roll back#USGA#Watermark Design
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O Captain, My Captain
Series Intro
characters: various aot boys x reader
genre: SMAU with writing, romance, smut, angst
for my marco fans, there’s a little sneak peak at him at the end :)
notes: this series will be 18+ even though this introduction does not have any smut in it. please do not interact with me if you are under 18. all characters in this series are over the age 18.
You learned that Eren Yeager was a stone wall incredibly quickly. It was a shock to you, considering how popular he was despite being unable to converse with someone he didn’t know well. You’d have steered away from him forever if it had been up to you. However, knowing your luck, you had to see him every day after all your classes were over.
It was a slip of judgment to allow yourself to be recruited as the next manager of the volleyball team. Sure, you had watched a couple of games here and there for school spirit, not to mention copious amounts of alcohol at the after-parties. But when one of your professors approached you on your way out of class, describing a great way to amp up your resume and get all-expenses-paid vacations, becoming a sports team manager was the last thing you expected.
“It’s kind of funny, actually,” Connie starts to explain after you walk into the gym, noting the tasks you'll be in charge of before you commit to the offer. “Our old manager, Hanna, got pregnant with one of my homies. Now she’s off giving birth and whatnot, so we’ve been down a manager.”
“So what does a manager typically do?” You question, shifting the conversation slightly to get to the point. The more you look at the different stereotypical characters running across the courts and the loud smacks that echoed throughout the gym, the more your desire to take the opportunity dwindles. Sure, cute boys and another achievement on your resume are great or whatever, but you really try to avoid getting committed to sports – especially after crashing and burning last time. You shudder as a chill runs down your spine at the thought before Connie starts talking again.
“Oh, um. I won't lie, I honestly have no idea what she did, either.” You stare at Connie in silence, cocking an eyebrow in disbelief.
“Uh, is there someone who does?” You ask. It's getting difficult to ignore your doubts about your decision to come here.
“Yeah, I think so. Let me go grab ‘im.” Connie jogs further down the court, interrupting someone as they finish their current spike. But as your eyes focus in on who was walking closer, you knew you we’re going to have the displeasure of meeting Eren Yeager.
Connie runs over to drag his brown-haired teammate over, who takes his sweet time walking over after sparing you only a glance. He is good looking, sure – but you aren't fooled by appearances, and you've heard far too much about him to even remotely consider him attractive from listening to Petra gossiping about him. She had a big mouth and somehow knew everything about everyone, the good and the bad, but it came in handy when it came to staying in the loop at school. Eren had a nasty habit of cursing out any girl who made an advance on him, citing his career and how a ‘bitch’ would only get in the way of it.
You think back to the memory of Petra sipping her drink, watching Eren walk out of school and head towards his Hellcat in the parking lot. You two had been sitting at the school’s cafe as you enjoyed your “study” date, which had inevitably just turned into a gossip session.
“You see that guy? That’s Eren Yeager. He’s on our volleyball team and he’s a fucking psycho.” She'd rolled her eyes as she recounted the gossip she had gotten from her friend. “Apparently Mina – y’know the one from our bio class? They hooked up at a party and afterwards he accused her of trying to sabotage his volleyball career. He even called her a psycho. That’s not even the only time he’s done it apparently. I know he’s cute, but stay away unless you want to end up on a true crime podcast.”
You brace yourself for the upcoming conversation as he nears.
“You’re going to be the new manager?” Eren says in a monotone voice, as if being forced by his mother to make small talk with a distant aunt. The displeasure of being interrupted is written all over his face.
“No – well –” You start before Eren cuts you off without hesitation.
“Usually Hanna prepares the towels, fills the bottles with water, and mops the gym after practice. Coach Levi's pretty anal about the gym being clean, so pay attention to that. You’ll want to learn about formations and strategies, too; Hanna fucking sucked when it came to game sense. You’ll work with the sports director Erwin to set up practice matches and travel plans. There’s probably more, but that’s your job, not mine.” He jogs back over to do spiking drills without another word. Your jaw slackens, scoffing at the attitude. What a little shit. Connie shrugs at you in an I’m pretty sure that’s right way. You smile at him, politely dismissing yourself before trudging your way back to your professor’s office.
“Absolutely not,” you say, dramatically sighing to emphasize the sheer disappointment you feel from the experience. “I only talked to Connie and Eren, which was already too much. You’d have better luck with a dog trainer or circus clown to manage them.” Your shoulders drop, but you prepare to defend yourself as to why.
“Please,” Professor Hange begs, their eyes beading with desperation. “I was the one who introduced the previous manager to the guy that got her pregnant. On accident, of course, but they’re totally on my tail about getting a new manager to fill the spot!” They spin around haphazardly before collapsing on their standing desk in an unconvincing sadness. “I’ll even see if they’ll pay you as if you were working a normal student job.”
You internally cringe, but are now forced to consider the prospects. Chewing on your lip, you respond. You know if you look back on this moment at any point, you’d want to go back in time and slap yourself.
“If you can make it a paid position, I’ll do it.”
Unsurprisingly, Professor Hange got their way in the end.
next: part 1, reiner x reader
#aot#aot x reader#eren yeager#eren jaeger#eren x reader#eren smut#attack on titan#aot fanfiction#attack on titan fanfiction#anime smut#marco bott#marco bott x reader#smau#aot smau
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All good art cannot help but confront denial on its way to truth.
- Pete Townshend, The Who
The crowned king of smashing guitars is none other than The Who’s Pete Townshend. In a sense he was the godfather of guitar smashing on stage. The year was 1964. The Who were playing a small pub in London known as the Railway Tavern in Harrow and Wealdstone. At some point, Townshend’s Rickenbacker headstock hit the venue’s low ceiling, cracking it with a thud. When Townshend saw that none of the other band members seemed to notice or care, he decided to make it noticeable and smashed the guitar to the floor and against his amp, shattering it to pieces. And thus began a decades-long destructive affair between Pete and his many guitars.
Townshend would go on to smash more guitars on more stages in more countries the world over than any guitarist in rock ‘n’ roll history. He set the bar high on the act, performing it with an intensity and poetic presentation that bordered on dance. He would often raise his Gibson or Fender high over his head, holding it to the sky - a kind of sacrifice to the muse, to the crowd, to the moment. From there, the smashing took many directions. From bouncing the bottom of the body at the strap-button end off the stage over and over, to wielding it like an axe and chopping down a mic stand, to ramming it over and over into the drum stand or into a tower of speakers, Townshend made each guitar smashing an unforgettable moment for the audience.
In 2020, Roger Daltrey, the lead singer of The Who, perhaps with mischief in mind, said that Pete Townshend would creep around the stage collecting up all the bits of smashed guitars so he could glue them back together again. Which on the face of it wasn’t very rock’n’roll. It gets worse. According to Daltrey, to make it easier to repair his broken guitars, Townshend went to great lengths to smash them up as carefully as possible.
On the How to Wow podcast, Daltrey revealed the careful process behind Townshend’s destruction. “They were real guitars, but we worked out very cleverly that very rarely did the neck break. As long as the neck didn’t break, you could glue the body back,” he said. But Daltrey did charitably add that also pointed out: “It was costly in glue.” Fans of Townshend believed that Daltrey was deliberately trying to sabotage Townshend’s reputation. The pair interacted as little as possible during their time together and especially since the band broke up, doing separate interviews, having separate backstage areas at concerts and even recording entire albums without seeing each other.
However the story has a ring of truth to it. Pete Townshend once confessed inhis autobiography that, “The Who got paid 4000 pounds during those days, but we always smashed our equipment that cost more than 5000 pounds.“ Listen, it’s important to remember that even rock stars are people, and they have to deal with the same mundanities as the rest of us. Why Townshend had to glue all his guitars back together was because it was expensive to replace the smashed guitars and The Who were as frugal as they came.
In any case Townshend helped to set in stone one of rock’n’ roll’s defining images, the art of guitar smashing, unlike any other musical genre. In doing so he paved the way for the likes of other legendary guitarists like Jeff Beck and Jimi Hendrix to smash their guitars during their live performances on stage.
#townshend#pete townshend#quote#the who#music#guitar#rock and roll#rock n roll#guitar smashing#rebel#english#band#1960s#roger daltrey#jimi hendrix#jeff beck
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May 5 - The Dead Travel Fast
Re Dracula/Dracula Daily
Wow. This one was a longer one. I didn't mind it. It was, again, a very good story. But after chapters just 4-7 minutes, 38 minutes was a touch blindsiding. 😂 Apparently it's because Jonathon wrote an entry long enough to be split into 2 chapters. At first I mistook it for 2 separate entries on the same day. But no, that wasn't the case. Woops. I'll be reacting/writing accordingly, thus the chapters.
I wound up reading the Dracula Daily email while listening to the podcast to better follow it. Until now i had been skimming it, but this was a real read along. I'm glad for the decision because I noticed some interesting differences.
I'll get to that in a bit, moving onto the story.
Chapter 1
Poor Jonathon is not off to a good start. The poor thing can't sleep at all and the scenery is looking jagged and indistinct. Again, very ominous. The days experience was so strange and awful he felt the need to note what his dinner had been so readers wouldn't think him a drunk. It sounded delicious, I was actually kind of jealous. He ate robber steak which is bits of bacon, onion and beef seasoned with red pepper and served as a kebab, paired with a wine called 'Golden Mediasch'. The story calls the kebab style 'cat's meat', which made for an interesting research dip. I'll leave some links down the bottom.
When the coach came it drew quite a crowd. They gawked and stared, making crosses and warding off the evil eye, yelling in various languages words like 'hell', 'witch' and something that was either 'were-wolf' or 'vampire'. My bet's on vampire but who knows, maybe it's both. Wouldn't recommend asking the Count after them though. I love Jon's polyglot dictionary. Seems very useful.
Jonathon's poet tongue made a comeback on the journey. His descriptions of the area are breathtaking (though I suppose I should be extending that praise to Stoker). It starts off with brighter scenery, orchards of apple, plum, pear and cherry (it didn't say they were orchards but I think they were), rolling green hills, grasses, woods and forests. Before gradually turning to darker tones, becoming, rugged, jagged, snowy, shadowy , grey and steep, with large groups of praying peasants. You can feel Jonathon's spirits rise and fall. I enjoyed it rather a bit, got completely absorbed in it.
The scenery and explanations given for the conditions on the roads really show the movement from Winter into Spring. I mean, I know I should've gotten that from the date alone, but I'm from the Southern Hemisphere, be nice. Jonathon continues to make for good source of information. I had no idea the roads in the Carpathians were kept poorly to avoid dangerous misunderstandings and conflict with the Turks. How interesting.
Props to the coachman. He tried to break the tensions with a joke that fell a bit flat. A poor attempt is still an attempt. Though his neck-breaking rush seems to be spooking Jonathon too much for anything from him to work, The other passengers getting worked up isn't helping either. The podcast did this well. Their urging voices really amped up the tension. It did take me by surprise that the rush was an attempt to keep Jonathon from heading to the Count. Again. Props to the man. But unfortunately he was busted.
See, here was where I noticed the difference between Dracula Daily (email) and Re Dracula (podcast). The dialogue for when the driver of the Count's calèche confronted the coachmen are different.
Re Dracula
That is why, I suppose, you wished him to go on to Bukovina.
Dracula Daily
"That is why, I suppose, you wished him to go on to Bukovina. You cannot deceive me, my friend; I know too much, and my horses are swift."
The podcast skipped a bit. I can't tell if it was an accident or not. It didn't harm the story, I doubt I'd have noticed at all if I wasn't reading along, but it was different.
Speaking of the calèche, it's mentioned quite a bit so here's what that looks like.
They're sure upping the creep factor of the driver, going on about his gleaming smile, very bright reddish eyes, sharp teeth and the like. Jonathon is definitely regretting his life choices and I agree. Should've listened to your instincts.
The travel just gets creepier and creepier. First they go round and round in a loop along their road while just going forwards. Barrier magic, anyone? Wards perhaps? Then blue fires that seem like wisps and howling spooked dogs that eventually gets taken over by wolves (definitely werewolves). Good luck escaping, Jonathon. I think your paths are closed. But hey, fright of your aside, at least you've made it to the castle, worn and ruined as it looks.
Chapter 2
Poor Jonathon's hindbrain seems to be kicking into action, noticing an odd strength in his driver, an iffy and nightmarish feeling about the place, flames that don't follow known logic and the Count, odd in both appearance and behaviour. But I finally know why he's there in the first place! He's a solicitor! There for business on the purchasing of an estate in London. Not a good sign in regards to Dracula's motives, but still!
Aww, so sweet. Mina seems to be a supportive woman if she's been lecturing him on his view of himself.
It's funny how his concerns were forgotten entirely once food was on the mind. I feel you. It's a bit worrisome, but I feel you. They came back pretty quick when the Count touched him. No Jon. You're not sick and the Count's breath isn't that bad. You're nauseous because your instincts are telling to pack your bags and be on your way. Best listen to them, if you can.
He's not in for a good day tomorrow. Not if he's spent the night letting his mind spin in fear for his life and soul. Good luck.
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It was an interesting chapter, a very good one. They're certainly headed deep into building the setting. I'm looking forward to seeing how Jonathon Harker's (and how did I only just pick up his surname just now?) first day of work goes.
The promised links on Cat Meat Sellers
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All The Gear And No Idea
A tortured musical instrument/Watford FC analogy
Back in the day, when Britpop was at it’s peak, I played guitar in a local covers band. If you frequented small live music venues between 1995-2000 in the corridor between Hayes and Watford (centring mainly around the Uxbridge area) you might have seen me and four other struggling local musicians performing for a few quid and as much lime and soda as it was possible to consume in three hours.
Often, we’d be on the bill with other bands, most of which were highly accomplished and showed us up to be the young pretenders that we were. Occasionally, however, we would look on in bewildered disbelief at bands who we termed as “all the gear and no idea”.
One such evening that illustrates this was when we were one of four bands booked to play as part of a “mini-festival” at RAF Northolt. Two bands went on before us; a school band doing their first ever gig started proceedings, followed by a female duo one of whom was an excellent bass player clothed only in a skimpy bra. Whilst we were watching and waiting at the side of the stage the headliners decided to come across and introduce themselves. A more cocky and arrogant bunch of pricks it would have been hard to find. Their guitarist was quick to point out the thousands of pounds worth of guitars at his disposal, his hugely impressive rack of effects pedals (he scoffed that I only ever used one clean/overdrive switch) and their over-powering PA. Blimey, we thought, we’d better up our game here or these new superstars of rock n’ roll are going to make us look like right chumps. Such was their collective ego I was imagining that this was going to be a seminal moment in music history and one day I’d be able to tell people we supported them.
Anyway. Our set went down very well with the crowd and once we had finished packing up we got ourselves crowd side to watch the headliners.
What followed was 45 minutes of utter drivel. Out of tune badly played instruments accompanied badly-chosen covers and sixth form standard “here’s one of our own” songs that concluded to absolute silence. In an act of self-preservation they fired up a 20-minute jam of “20th Century Boy” by T-Rex to round off the evening. Unfortunately this proved to be a poor decision and the crowd went mild.
The promoter was understandably rather cheesed-off and asked us to unpack our less expensive, understated gear and do another set. So we did. Starting with a rousing version of “20th Century Boy” by T-Rex.
“This is all marvellous” I hear you say “but what has all of this got to do with Watford?!”
Well. Is it just me or are Watford a bit...”all the gear and no idea” at the moment?
We have, on paper, a squad that most of The Championship would LOVE to have at their disposal. Every time we guest on other team’s podcasts there’s often a slight note of jealousy when they talk about our players. For every Argos £199 guitar and amp bundle in their squad, we can show them a 1958 Les Paul and Marshall JCM800 combo. Trouble is we seem to be missing our equivalent of Slash to get a decent tune out of them.
Watford are a headline band, blessed with a rack of the finest instruments money can buy, but too often they’re only good for the odd chorus sing-a-long. Watching them week in week out you’ll quickly discover yourself in extended “RAF Festival Glam Rock jam” territory.
Still, today, 26 years after the event, I get to tell people we supported that band. Only not in the terms that I suspect they would have wanted at the time.
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Our latest music history commentary podcast at What the Riff: 1972 - August: Emerson Lake & Palmer Trilogy
Our latest music history commentary podcast at What the Riff: 1972 - August: Emerson, Lake & Palmer “Trilogy” (Rock Music History with Commentary) What the Riff: Podcast Episode 329 – 1972 - August: Emerson, Lake & Palmer “Trilogy”https://ift.tt/PMrHg4G riffs on the third studio album by Emerson, Lake & Palmer entitled “Trilogy” from August 1972 (Fugue / From the Beginning / The Sheriff / Hoedown). ENTERTAINMENT TRACK: Main theme from the motion picture “Super Fly” STAFF PICKS: “Best Thing” by Styx — Bruce. “Rock and Roll, part 2'” by Gary Glitter — Rob. “Brandy (You're A Fine Girl)” by Looking Glass — Lynch. “Will it Go Round In Circles” by Billy Preston — Wayne. INSTRUMENTAL TRACK: “Walk in the Night” by Junior Walker & the All Stars.. Submitted September 23, 2024 at 03:45AM by Whattheriff https://ift.tt/8jk3YcH via /r/Music
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Good News: Hosted by Chris Bopst, the music variety show featuring words & music by BCUC (Bantu Continua Uhuru Consciousness), Lime Spiders, The Aggrovators, Cigarbox Planetarium, Funkadelic, Poison Girls, Wayne King Orchestra, Serge Gainsbourg & Brigitte Bardot, DJ Harrison, Lord Christo, The Ting Tings, The Clash, Prince, and Mdou Moctar is available for free public consumption on Podomatic or wherever you get your podcasts.
#Bopst#Bopst Show#Radio Show#Podcast#Music#Music Podcast#Music Radio#Variety Show#Freeform#Mixtape#Podomatic
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This is one of the funniest podcast episode's I have ever listened to. And yes I am incredibly biased for Brennan Lee Mulligan, the chemistry with Eric and Adal is also incredibly infectious and so fun. Also included my favorite part where Brennan explains what he loves so much about Dungeons and Dragons and it is beautiful.
Please enjoy!
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Eric Silver: What is a perfect encapsulation of dungeons in dragons if someone asks you; "Well what's an example of why you love this thing so much?” What would you say?
Brennan Lee Mulligan: Within the game Dungeons and Dragons there is a marriage of three things going on; There is a dungeon master who has a world and a setting that they've populated with challenges and characters and some kind of plot line. There are players playing these heroic characters and then there are the dice and the dice are a neutral emotionless arbiter of random chance.
And especially for people like myself an adult who has a background in improv we're used to not having those things be adjudicated, right? It's just due to the collaboration ‘-and yes-ending’ of the partners on stage and that's beautiful. I love improv and I will always love improv and that perfect free form role playing.
What is beautiful about the dice is it means you are improvising with someone that you know doesn't care about you and it makes risk and heartbreak and danger…
Adal Rifai: I'm sorry. I'm crying. You, I never realized DnD is unrequited love. Unrequited love with the dice that don't care about you.
Brennan Lee Mulligan: In a moment where you're in an improv scene and something has the emotional resonance of hanging in the balance. You know that it's not really hanging in the balance because there's a human being across the stage from you who you trust who also wants the show to be as good as possible so it's never hanging in the balance. It's just the illusion of it hanging in the balance.
But there's a moment at a gaming table where everyone looks around and they all want the characters to survive. And instead of allowing any of the human beings who have invested months or years into the survival of that character to have a say in their ultimate fate, that fate is handed over to the inscrutable faceless prognostications of small plastic polyhedral dice-
Adal Rifai: Have that sewn into a pillow Eric! I want that I want that in a pillow by tomorrow.
Eric Silver: I'm flipping it (the pillow) over.
Brennan Lee Mulligan: -and as the dice rises into the air there is a moment of surrender to whatever is to come and the emotional resonance of being forced in a story of your own telling. To be ejected from the seat of the ‘storyteller’ and rocketed into the seat of audience member. To a tale of your own devising and to watch that plinkety-planking little D20 roll around. And in the moment of your most dire need you see two numbers; a two and a zero and when that Nat 20 comes up when, it was the only number that could save you the entire table erupts in a moment of triumph and joy and sweet relief. There is no high I have experienced in life like when the whole table knows it's what they need and somehow with only a five percent chance you all get it. Sweet, sweet joy.
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Tell me about it Podcast (background)
Adal Rifai is an eccentric billionaire who forces someone new every episode to share, argue, and defend the thing they love the most. He’s wrangled his audio butler Eric Silver to lead the contestant through a series of absurd challenges and games, all to gain points and get on the Most Interesting Thing High Score Board. Tell Me About It: the most fun podcast run by a multibillionaire.
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Here's The Deal Podcast - The Max Baker Jr. Story - Episode 62
Episode 62 - We start in 2005, with a huge metal festival at the Brady Village in Tulsa & it was ridiculously hot outside... Sounds of the underground tour, July 2005.... Lamb of God, Norma Jean, Clutch, Opeth, Poison The Well, Every time I Die, High on Fire, All That Remains, Devildriver, Gwar & several others, outside in downtown Tulsa!!!! Wall of Death!!!!!!
Max Baker Jr., Jeff Brownen, Jay Ramone, Here's The Deal Podcast, Here’s the deal podcast, Music, Music History#Rock100.5 #TheKATT #Radio #LiveMusic #Concerts #Oklahoma #OklahomaCity #OKC #Tulsa #Missouri #Texas #dallas #dallasTexas #Touring #TourBus #BusTrips #Friends #ConcertPromoter #MusicIndustry, #MusicBusiness, #HeavyMetal #Rock&Roll #heresthedealpodcast #themaxbakerjrstory
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i hate the rise of sports betting apps
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do any of y’all have a spell in dnd that you consider yours? like that 1 spell that when you hear someone else use it you’re like “hell yeah”
mine is chain lighting
#my dnd friends hear chain lighting and look at me#i still got all the specifics for it memorized#dnd#dnd stories#d&d#but like i hear someone in a podcast or dnd show use it and i get so amped#like HELL YEAH ROLL THOSE D8'S
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The Earth Station One Podcast - The 2022 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Nominees
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The Earth Station One Podcast - The 2022 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Nominees
Rock the vote! The Rock Hall has named the artists nominated for the Class of 2022 and Mike, Mike, Michelle, Ricky, and Bambi share their thoughts on the first timers as well as the overall lineup. Plus, podcaster Odd Man is indoctrinated to the cult of the Geek Seat. All this along with Angela’s A Geek Girl’s Take, Ashley’s Box Office Buzz, the Creative Outlet with Zackary Marois, and Shout Outs!
We want to hear from you! Feedback is always welcome. Please write to us at [email protected] and subscribe and rate the show on Apple Podcast, Stitcher Radio, Google Play, Spotify, Pandora, Amazon Music, or wherever fine podcasts are found.
Table of Contents 0:00:00 Show Open /Interview and Geek Seat w/ Podcaster Odd Man 0:32:38 Box Office Buzz 0:35:41 The 2022 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Nominations 1:29:53 A Geek Girls Take 1:31:16 Creative Outlet w/ Zack Kalogaropoulos 1:38:11 Show Close
Links Earth Station One on Apple Podcasts Earth Station One on Stitcher Radio Earth Station One on Spotify Past Episodes of The Earth Station One Podcast The ESO Network Patreon The New ESO Network TeePublic Store ESO Network Patreon Angela’s A Geek Girl’s Take Ashley’s Box Office Buzz Michelle’s Iconic Rock Talk Show The Earth Station One Website NSC Live TV Tifosi Optical Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Voting Voyage Melting PotCult of Odd Radio Cult Needless Things Pop Culture Cosmos
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Cartoonist Christina 'Steenz' Stewart: From the Library to the Heart of the City #comics #comicbooks #podcast "I want to show that the people behind the desk can look like me, "-- Christina ‘Steenz’ Stewart…
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Eric Clapton is at it again on anti-vaxxer podcast | Louder
"Eric Clapton is at it again on anti-vaxxer podcast | Louder" https://www.loudersound.com/amp/news/we-regret-to-inform-you-that-eric-clapton-is-at-it-again
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ep. 127: Hep Alien Super Ep (with John Cabrera!)
This ep is Gilmore Girls meets music meets Hep Alien meets John Cabrera! In a very special episode, we chat with John Cabrera about his time playing our favorite bassist, Brian, on Gilmore Girls and all the pop culture that influenced Hep Alien. What was it like working with real-life rock ‘n’ roll legends like Sebastian Bach and Carole King? How well did John know the pop culture refs that Brian was saying in the script? How did he feel about the 2016 A Year in the Life revival? And plot twist: Who was really playing the bass? Turn your amp up to 11 to hear all this dish and more on Hep Alien!
Other pop culture we ref: Iron Man, Slender Man, 50 Shades of Gray, The Shins, The Pixies, “Hollaback Girl,” Creed, LOST
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