35 Burst results for "Bruce Springsteen"
The Mason Minute
War (MM #4585)
"It's not shocking that I woke up this morning humming the old Edwin star or for some the Bruce Springsteen song War. You know the one that asks what is it good for? Absolutely nothing. Over the weekend watching the Israel -Gaza war unfold in front of our eyes. Of course keeping track of what's going on with the Ukraine -Russian war and I think to myself what changes? I was a kid who grew up with the Vietnam War on the television set every night and of course the only thing that's changed? It's now a vacation destination watching the Price is Right the other night. One of the contestants could win a trip to Vietnam to stay in some fancy resort. I've never understood war. I don't understand if anybody truly wins. It may be a temporary win, it may be a partial win, but will anybody win the Israeli war? It's been going on before my lifetime. Same thing with Russia and Ukraine. That's been going on since well the early 1900s. You may win for the short term, but does anybody win for the long term? I don't think so. It's all going to end badly no matter which side you're on, no matter where you live in the world. What's the purpose?
The Mason Minute
War (MM #4585)
"It's not shocking that I woke up this morning humming the old Edwin star or for some the Bruce Springsteen song War. You know the one that asks what is it good for? Absolutely nothing. Over the weekend watching the Israel -Gaza war unfold in front of our eyes. Of course keeping track of what's going on with the Ukraine -Russian war and I think to myself what changes? I was a kid who grew up with the Vietnam War on the television set every night and of course the only thing that's changed? It's now a vacation destination watching the Price is Right the other night. One of the contestants could win a trip to Vietnam to stay in some fancy resort. I've never understood war. I don't understand if anybody truly wins. It may be a temporary win, it may be a partial win, but will anybody win the Israeli war? It's been going on before my lifetime. Same thing with Russia and Ukraine. That's been going on since well the early 1900s. You may win for the short term, but does anybody win for the long term? I don't think so. It's all going to end badly no matter which side you're on, no matter where you live in the world. What's the purpose?
The Mason Minute
War (MM #4585)
"It's not shocking that I woke up this morning humming the old Edwin star or for some the Bruce Springsteen song War. You know the one that asks what is it good for? Absolutely nothing. Over the weekend watching the Israel -Gaza war unfold in front of our eyes. Of course keeping track of what's going on with the Ukraine -Russian war and I think to myself what changes? I was a kid who grew up with the Vietnam War on the television set every night and of course the only thing that's changed? It's now a vacation destination watching the Price is Right the other night. One of the contestants could win a trip to Vietnam to stay in some fancy resort. I've never understood war. I don't understand if anybody truly wins. It may be a temporary win, it may be a partial win, but will anybody win the Israeli war? It's been going on before my lifetime. Same thing with Russia and Ukraine. That's been going on since well the early 1900s. You may win for the short term, but does anybody win for the long term? I don't think so. It's all going to end badly no matter which side you're on, no matter where you live in the world. What's the purpose?
The Mason Minute
War (MM #4585)
"It's not shocking that I woke up this morning humming the old Edwin star or for some the Bruce Springsteen song War. You know the one that asks what is it good for? Absolutely nothing. Over the weekend watching the Israel -Gaza war unfold in front of our eyes. Of course keeping track of what's going on with the Ukraine -Russian war and I think to myself what changes? I was a kid who grew up with the Vietnam War on the television set every night and of course the only thing that's changed? It's now a vacation destination watching the Price is Right the other night. One of the contestants could win a trip to Vietnam to stay in some fancy resort. I've never understood war. I don't understand if anybody truly wins. It may be a temporary win, it may be a partial win, but will anybody win the Israeli war? It's been going on before my lifetime. Same thing with Russia and Ukraine. That's been going on since well the early 1900s. You may win for the short term, but does anybody win for the long term? I don't think so. It's all going to end badly no matter which side you're on, no matter where you live in the world. What's the purpose?
The Mason Minute
War (MM #4585)
"It's not shocking that I woke up this morning humming the old Edwin star or for some the Bruce Springsteen song War. You know the one that asks what is it good for? Absolutely nothing. Over the weekend watching the Israel -Gaza war unfold in front of our eyes. Of course keeping track of what's going on with the Ukraine -Russian war and I think to myself what changes? I was a kid who grew up with the Vietnam War on the television set every night and of course the only thing that's changed? It's now a vacation destination watching the Price is Right the other night. One of the contestants could win a trip to Vietnam to stay in some fancy resort. I've never understood war. I don't understand if anybody truly wins. It may be a temporary win, it may be a partial win, but will anybody win the Israeli war? It's been going on before my lifetime. Same thing with Russia and Ukraine. That's been going on since well the early 1900s. You may win for the short term, but does anybody win for the long term? I don't think so. It's all going to end badly no matter which side you're on, no matter where you live in the world.
Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed
Monitor Show 06:00 09-07-2023 06:00
"Our experts, you'll grasp the latest trends in the legal industry, helping you achieve better results. For the practice of law, the business of law, the future of law, visit BloombergLaw .com. S &P futures are down a quarter of one percent, Nasdaq futures down more than a half percent, Dow futures holding on to a slight gain. And up next, we'll get the latest on China's expanding crackdown on iPhones, plus the stakes for President Biden at the G20. That's coming up in our 6 a .m. news. Our two of Bloomberg Daybreak starts right now. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. From the Bloomberg Interactive Brokers Studios, this is Bloomberg Daybreak for Thursday, September 7th. Coming up today, Apple extends losses as China plans to expand its iPhone ban. Google moves to prevent A .I. from impacting American elections. A power emergency in Texas leads to risk of rolling blackouts. And Hunter Biden could face indictment later this month. A Georgia judge has denied separate trials for two of Donald Trump's former lawyers involving election interference, plus health issues for Bruce Springsteen. I'm Mike LaBarre. More ahead. I'm John Stashauer on sports. The Yankees won. The Mets lost down to four at the U .S. Open, and it's opening night in the NFL. That's all straight ahead on Bloomberg Daybreak. On Bloomberg 1130 New York, Bloomberg 99 .1 Washington, D .C., Bloomberg 106 .1 Boston, Bloomberg 960 San Francisco, Sirius XM 119 and around the world on Bloomberg Radio dot com and via the Bloomberg Business Act. Good morning. I'm Nathan Hager. And I'm Karen Moscow and U .S. stock index futures are lower. S &P futures down a quarter percent.
Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed
Monitor Show 12:00 08-24-2023 12:00
"When the technology is in every car and along all the roads, this becomes incredibly safe. Right now, it's a little safer than humans, but that's not saying a lot. Also, Patti Smith, I mean... Don't go there, don't go there. That's a bunch of old people, like, these kids today in their robo -taxis. I think that San Francisco is a young tech hub. Because the night belongs to lovers... Who wrote that song? Bruce Springsteen. That's right. It's Bloomberg. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. That there is room for things to deteriorate a little bit more than what they're indicating. As small and medium -sized businesses struggle, they don't present as much competition. The supply chain has still got dislocations globally and here in the U .S. This is Bloomberg Markets with Paul Sweeney and Matt Miller on Bloomberg Radio. Alright, coming up in this hour, we're going to educate some people on buying houses. The young folks just don't know what they're doing out there. I'll try to help out. Jordan Lopez, director of paid and regal and portfolio manager of the paid and high -yield income fund, joins us to talk about his investment strategies in this market. And how about a little car talk? Hannah Elliott, staff writer for Bloomberg Business Week, joins to talk about the BMW XM Hybrid and its safety concerns and a recent publication from the Monterey...
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
A highlight from Chris Christie on 2024, Gov. Kim Reynolds on her endorsement, and WSJ's David Rivkin
"The U .S. Border Patrol has exciting and rewarding career opportunities with the nation's largest law enforcement organization. Earn great pay with outstanding federal benefits and up to $20 ,000 in recruitment incentives. Learn more online at CBP .gov slash careers slash USBP. Welcome to today's podcast sponsored by Hillsdale College. All things Hillsdale, Hillsdale dot edu. I encourage you to take advantage of the many free online courses there and of course listen to the Hillsdale dialogues. All of them at Q for Hillsdale dot com or just Google Apple, iTunes and Hillsdale. Welcome back America. Robbie Robertson is dead at the age of 80. Of course this song covered by Bruce Springsteen, my guest, Governor Chris Christie, former Governor of New Jersey loves Bruce. I don't know if you're a fan of the band. Are you Governor? Absolutely.
The Bitboy Crypto Podcast
A highlight from XRP New HUGE Partnership! (ETH Domination Heating Up)
"We are right here in the Bahamas. We are going to make it right. If you can't be a millionaire, would you keep working? The commander is here. What's going on right now? Is California trying to figure out? Don't beat me. Don't make that pop in your butt. Yeah. Oh, I can. Bad news, guys. I just got— Can we do a different background color somewhere in a blue shirt? I don't— And I'm drinking a blue drink. Nobody can see me. Fine. Purple. Purple? Purple? Green? I mean, we're having a good day. Green is good. Green. Let's do it. Let's do it. Okay. That's the show prep you guys miss out on. Guys, what would a big boy crypto, home of the big boy, the largest and greatest crypto community in all of the Interwebs? No channel works harder to keep you in the know about crypto. Someone says, Richard Hart, wannabe boy? Excuse me. Excuse me. I do not have a Burberry bonnet. Do not have a Burberry bonnet. Yet. Yet. It's on the way. We love Burberry. We love bonnets. I can't believe it's not butter. Okay, so, what am I talking about? My name is Bill. We come to you live every single day at 1130 a .m. Eastern Standard Time. Didn't even—big announcement. Didn't even need anybody to do the intro for me. I was here on time. I was ready though. You were ready. Tim boy crypto is always ready. I call him Tiny Tim Crypto. Tiny Tim Crypto. Tiny Tim Crypto. Yeah. Tiny Tim Crypto. So, guys, the purple looked better. People are asking for the purple? Oh, no, it's because it's saying salon. Oh, royalty. Let's go back to purple. They think I'm the king. They tell me I'm the king. Look at that, guys. I'm the king. Here we are. Guys, don't forget to smash that like button. Number one thing you can do as a member of the BitSquad, if you're in BitNation, make sure to smash it. Look at that. Do we put different shirts on this guy all the time? That's smart. I just noticed that today. What about on my monkey? Does he get a different shirt? Yeah, again, if you change the color of the shirt, we're like Madonna. Because, you know, do you know about Madonna? About her bored ape? Do you not know about it? I did not know she did. Do you know about it, Drew? Yes. Okay. Yes. Okay. First of all, what is this doing up here? Mmm. Johnny. The cats are in the office, so. Johnny, hide your trash. Hide your trash. Johnny, come up here and get your trash. Unbelievable. Get your trash, Johnny. Thank you, Johnny. Thank you. God. Monkeys? Okay. Mice? No good. We'll see. We definitely should have put a poll up. How many of you guys, when you use a computer, prefer the trackpad using Apple or a mouse? It's not a reliable poll, because a lot of people are dumb. Trackpad is far superior. When you understand how to use this, like a pro, you cannot do better. You cannot do better. Oh, here. You can't do better than a trackpad when you know how to use it. And when you don't know how to use it, when you're low IQ, you like a mouse. I get it. Technical analysis is borderline impossible using a trackpad. Absolutely not. High level. High level technical. Absolutely not. Kelly, what are your thoughts? Trackpad, mouse, TA. Mouth only. I'm telling you. These people are monsters. They're monsters. They're monsters. That's why I call them Tiny Tim. And that's why, well, Kelly's over there. I don't even call Kelly anything because he's just Kelly. Like I don't even, you know, he's irrelevant to me at this point. No, we love Kelly. He's coming on the show later. So I gotta be nice to him. Hey. What's the poll? Everybody's saying mouse, right click it? Yeah. Guys, it's because you're just not experts with a trackpad. When you understand the expertise of the trackpad, you will definitely move over to it. Now, what were we talking about? Bro, try playing counter. Okay, gaming, I get. I understand gaming. I understand gaming. I will give you that. What were we talking about? I lost my train of thought. Madonna. Madonna. Madonna. We love talking about Madonna. Madonna, thank you. We love talking about Madonna. Madonna Borde. This is so stupid what she did. It's so unbelievably dumb. Okay, so. You remember that NFT video? Oh, I do remember that. Not flashbacks. Let's not show that. Okay. That was terrifying. Yeah. Okay. Here it was. Wait. This is it, I think. I think that's it. Let me click images. Hmm. It's this one. Here it is. Okay, so. Here is the actual. I think this is the actual ape right here. Okay? Do you guys see it? This is the actual ape. Now, you can't really see it. Oh, here we go. You see it right here. Now, notice a couple things about it. Cigarette and background. She changed it. She literally changed her NFT. She got rid of the cigarette because it promotes smoking, and she changed the background. And this is what she put out. Madonna. It's just a scared monkey now. Madonna, that's not your NFT. That's not your NFT. That's not it. You can't change the characteristics of your NFT, and it'll still be the original NFT. Now, you can brand it, and then you could do stuff with the branding of your monkey, but that's not your NFT. I'm sorry, Madonna. I guess when it comes to these NFTs, she's like a virgin. What can I say? Don't cry for me. Don't cry for me. Okay. I can. She needs help. She needs help. Madonna. Madonna needs help. You know, she needs help. We got to say a little prayer. A little prayer. A little prayer for Madonna. It's another Madonna song. I don't know that much about Madonna. Well, it's because you're not like into like worldly things. You're not into worldly things. It's true. You're not a material girl, Tim. I'm not. There we go. Okay. Boom. That was a good one. You got a bit. That was good. That was good. That was good. Where do I come up with this stuff? I don't know. I guess I just, it's because I'm fashionable. I'm in Vogue. Okay. You just can't stop. Guys, I'm a secret. I'm a closet Madonna fan. I'm a closet Madonna fan. Like, I'm not going to rock Madonna on the radio when I'm driving around in the Lambo, but only because I'd be embarrassed. That's fine. I do love Madonna. I'll tell you this. My favorite halftime show of all time next to obviously the number one of all time, nothing touches it. Anybody know what it is? No. Dr. Dre, Snoop, and Eminem. Okay. That, yeah. A lot of people like Prince. A lot of people like Prince. The Prince one goes over there too, but like, I was, Prince, like, you know, purple rain, purple rain, purple rain, because I could have been a singer. Yeah. This purple inspired me. A lot of people like the Prince one, but my favorite halftime show ever was the Madonna one. I really loved the Madonna one. Actually. I really did like it. It was great. The Who. I don't know about the Who. I don't know about the Who. Let's see what other people. Don't Cry For Me Argentina. Yeah. I really liked that one. That wardrobe malfunction one was fun. Oh, the JT and Janet. Was that planned? It was planned, obviously. Obviously it was planned. She had a thing on. Yeah. Obviously it was planned. It was intense. Oh. Hey, my wife is here. Hang on. Hon, Ria is here. That's Ria. Ria's here. I just made an introduction from behind the camera, in front of the camera. It was amazing. Okay. All right. So, guys, let's get going on the show. Should we do the show today? We should do some form of a show. But before we do the show, if that buzzer ever stops working, I need one from my desk too. Okay. Can we get a new one? Probably. Where's my guy who made that one? A lot of people like Bruno Mars. Bruno Mars one was okay. Pregnant Rihanna. Not because she was pregnant, but I'm just not a Rihanna fan. I've never really been in love with Rihanna. I don't know why people are so. It's a strange show. Yeah. People like Snoop Cat. Snoop Cat. Snoop Cat? You do halftime show after 9 -11. What was that? Was it Bruce Springsteen probably or something? I don't remember that one. I'll look it up. Shakira. Shakira was pretty good. I like Shakira. I think the worst one was probably where they had Britney Spears, NSYNC, I think Aerosmith may have been involved in there. They had like Nelly was there. They liked too much. It was too much one year. Looks like U2 did the one after 9 -11. U2. Okay. U2. Well, I don't like U2. Okay. I've been in a few Super Bowls. So I saw the Snoop one. I was there for that one. And then how many Super Bowls have I been to? Two? Or no, I've been to three because I went to the one I forgot about, Falcon Super Bowl. Lady Gaga was a halftime show of that. So that's a great question, TC. That's a great question. I don't know what to do about that. I don't know what to do about that. Well, I think we were going to go to Berlin and say, we need to talk about this today. We're going to talk about all this today. Okay. People are asking. People are wanting me to come to Germany. Finally, The Rock has come back to Germany. The other one I saw was The Weeknd, The Weeknd, which the halftime show, The Weeknd halftime show was meh. The real life concert of The Weeknd was awesome. So there we go. Win Winnipeg? You want to do this, Winnipeg? Winnipeg, you want to do this? Winnipeg, do you want to do this right now? Look, Winnipeg. People in Winnipeg are great. Love Winnipeg people. Love, love people from Winnipeg. So great. Y 'all stole our freaking hockey team. I'm sorry. I'm not coming. Y 'all stole our hockey team. And what have you done with it? What have you done with it, Winnipeg? Yeah. Y 'all got Winnipeg. We got Winnipeg. Here. That's how it felt. You took our team. Did the Atlanta team move to Winnipeg? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Several years ago. You know what killed our hockey team was Danny Heatley. Danny Heatley was on the cover of NHL like 2001, whatever year it was. He was supposed to be the greatest hockey, the next Wayne Gretzky, and he came here, and he came here in Atlanta. He was a rookie, I think, or a second year maybe, and he was drunk, driving I believe it was a Ferrari and crashed and killed the guy in the passenger seat, which was another guy on the hockey team, and then we had to ship him out of here. So that was the beginning of the downfall of Atlanta. Very sad story. And, no, we had the Flames earlier in the 70s. I wouldn't lie for that. I don't know. But we love the Thrashers. Thrashers were great. But we miss them. Cobalt Chuck, you stole him from us. Saints Falcons meet up in New Orleans. We'll see. I like going to New Orleans. So, here's, here, we made this incredible video, incredible video. Where is it? Here it is. Well, let's go to the, let's go to videos here.
AP News Radio
Biden presents arts medals to Springsteen, Kaling
"President Joe Biden presented the nation's highest honor for artists Tuesday at The White House. With the latest. Julia Louis-Dreyfus said, wow, and pretended her medal was weighing her to the ground. She was one of the recipients of the national medal of arts when she was given to a group that included Bruce Springsteen Gladys Knight and Vera Wang, President Biden gave Mindy Kaling her award and reminded her of her roots. Mindy Kaling, you know, from Massachusetts, but as we all know, Scranton, Pennsylvania, you made her who she is. Biden also presented several national humanities medals to a group that included authors Amy Tan Colson Whitehead and Anne patchett.
AP News Radio
Biden to award first batch of arts and humanities medals
"President Joe Biden will be presenting arts and humanities medals on Tuesday. I Norman hall. Bruce Springsteen will be honored at The White House when president Joe Biden presents him with the 2021 national medal of arts. It's the nation's highest award for advancing the arts in America. The Rock music icon is among a dozen individuals and groups Biden has chosen to honor during a White House ceremony, the medals are Biden's first batch of awards for the arts and humanities and were delayed by the pandemic. Other 2021 arts on a race include authors Amy ten and Colson Whitehead. Humanity's honorees include anthropologist johnetta Cole and advocate for the poor Brian Stevenson. Norman hall,
Bloomberg Radio New York
"bruce springsteen" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The arrangement sequencing in the course that was copyrightable The general black letter rule of law is that short phrases are not copyrightable but here are the core emphasized arrangement sequencing of these short phrases And that is very reminiscent of other music cases involving the tunes the notes And so that's introduced element of complexity here And we'll just have to see what a jury thinks I think there is some possibility here that a jury will just go off on their instincts and say that doesn't sound right to me that that's taking of things that are in common parlance But we'll see So in light of Bruce Springsteen selling his music catalog for half a $1 billion tell us about the process Taylor Swift is in process of releasing the recordings No releasing the re recordings of her first 6 albums just tell us why So it would take us an entire nother episode to discuss how this came to be But essentially as a very young artist and this is common in the media business Taylor Swift lost the what are called the mechanical rights to her songs She does not have control over the actuals recordings the tapes as they used to say And tried very hard to get control over them not purely for financial reasons but also because she did not want her music And her name being free to be bought and sold as it appeared to be happening And she was unsuccessful and getting control over those early works back And so she set out upon a process of re-recording All of her early works each one has the same title except in parentheses afterwards It's Taylor's version And this will give her control over the mechanical rights to those particular covers if you will of her own original works It's Bruce Springsteen situation is very different from Taylor Swift's situation Bruce Springsteen is sort of at the end of his recording career And we wish him many many years of good life ahead but also sort of the end of his life journey Taylor Swift is very much at the beginning of it And is it still at the forefront of her mind that she has decades and decades of recording ahead And just living experience and wants to have control over her name and her songs You can't blame her one bit for that goal And so she is taking completely different approach and what Bruce Springsteen recently did She's also had at a much earlier point in her life success financially with the recordings I've just been reading Steven van zant Autobiography Bruce Springsteen's best friend talking about their early days and despite so much great music that Bruce Springsteen and the E street band produced in those early days of financially they weren't seeing a lot of the rewards And did not have the same sort of lifestyle that Taylor Swift and modern recording artists seem to have With their success and so in the service Number of children trying to monetize now at the later part of his life all of those works whereas Taylor Swift still at the start of her life and career Thanks for being on the show Terry That's Terence Ross a partner cat and Eugene rosenman And that's it for this edition of the Bloomberg law show I'm June.
AP News Radio
US Marks 20 Years Since 9/11, in Shadow of Afghan War's End
"Twenty years after the September eleventh attacks the US commemorates with a ceremony at ground zero that included family members of those killed three presidents and Bruce Springsteen among the performers why didn't Obama and Clinton stood side by side somberly at the national September eleventh memorial the president left the speaking to family members like Michael Lowe who lost his daughter Sarah a flight attendant on one of the hijacked planes that hit the towers are fine sustenance and a continuing appreciation all of those Bruce rose to be more than ordinary people at a father's pride in his daughter's selfless acts in the last moments of her life another speaker Springsteen who performed I'll see you in my dreams regardless of phone brother and sister most of the almost three thousand people that died on nine eleven were in New York at ground zero I'm Julie Walker
Always In Fashion
Cuomo Declares State of Emergency: Hurricane Henri Bearing Down on Tri-State
"Hurricane on re is bearing down on the tri state with current models showing the category one storm, likely making landfall by early tomorrow afternoon. Somewhere along Central or Eastern, Long Island. Laundry is expected to come ashore with the sustained winds of at least 80 MPH with wind gusts topping 100 MPH. Widespread flooding is expected and Governor Cuomo declaring a state of emergency for Long Island, New York City, Westchester and the Hudson Valley Coastal Connecticut, also under a hurricane warning, including New Haven, Middlesex and New London counties. Earlier today, Cuomo telling New Yorkers in flood prone areas to evacuate If you know you are in an area that tends to flood if you know you are in a tidal area that tends to flood, if you know You are in an area that is subject to title surgeons. Get out of that area now, please. Widespread power outages are also expected in the city and parts of New Jersey. We're under a tropical storm warning and could see upwards of four inches of rain and winds hitting 50 MPH. Mayor de Blasio, announcing that outdoor dining in the city will be suspended tomorrow. The New York City concert in Central Park is going on as scheduled at this hour with Bruce Springsteen and Paul Simon. Among the headliners. A crowd of 60,000 was expected on the Great Lawn, with the mayor urging all concertgoers to head home immediately as soon as the concert
The Most Hated F-Word
"bruce springsteen" Discussed on The Most Hated F-Word
"What would be a favorite springsteen song i think the first few albums a lot less well-known before born trend like greetings from asbury park the first one in the wild the innocent. I really liked the song growing up which is from greetings. And i think he kicks this show off with that. I've like some of the songs from tunnel of love. That album was not as popular loved. Brilliant disguise swollen stout up in two steps back. And you know. I love horn trumpet. I like the coup stick version than perform in the show. So yeah what about you. What are your favorites. It's always hard. I try not to always go to born to ride. But like the essence of that song though of just like a reminds me of a lot of what i like in my life of know a young relentless pursuit to hit the road and live life to its fullest. Always it always captivates me but rosalita is a song that i always joy and i can't remember what a dvd that came with the born to run box. Has i think he's an arizona and this is the first video i saw that one rosalita complain it and he's just like going from big speaker to the next speaker dancing and like three girls come of the stage and he falls down in like this and i was like. Wow that song as energetic in. So i don't know i like so many of a recently my four or five year old now. I've been playing just the album around home all the time. And he's been grooving to ten avenue so we've been listening to that a lot and now it just reminds me of him because he loves it says like scooter in the big manner going to bust the city in half and it's so great it's so hard to pick his. I also love the album. I love the song the rising and lonesome day like his post nine eleven. I love do. No i promise you when you said i also love. I'm like she's gonna say the rising somehow. i swear. sorry. I cut you off. But i swear as thing and i love the song. Atlantic city strange album nebraska like not as popular but senior live with the band and he goes for so long and he gives it off. Like if you do any kind of performing and as a keynote speaker i like to perform. He is the ultimate performer. He is the consummate pro. He is just so amazing. That band is it's a religious experience. I can't think of anything more exciting than going was bracing show and the broadway show was amazing. But it's a different experience feeling can have a whole episode about springsteen but i agree on the performance part. It's phenomenal. it's like something you've never experienced like kept telling my wife about we gotta come. You gotta come. And the last time he played at new orleans jazz. My entire family went down my parents and brothers and my wife and we waited seven hours to get right where the dividers from the vip. We weren't vip. Were in the section waited eight hours in the heat just to see him and he was just an experience like no other. And he's saying like the saints because we're down in new orleans. Dr john chemo within the city. That one nola saints go marching. Yeah and it was just like and he had a big big brass band and choir was just so amazing and then waiting on a sunny day he was like dancing on the little ledge rate in front of us and he pulled up a kid like two people beside me this come up and sing the verse with him so he born that way but when you read his bucket if you've studied the performance you do realize that there is a lot of kroft there. He just make books so spontaneous so natural gas why he is the consummate performer. But yeah i encourage like if you have the opportunity to cease show and you can get in the pit like right in the front. Which i've been lucky enough to do a few times. Would've so great you have most concert will you member. He did the the river tour. That was probably the last live. Show other than broadway. That i saw and i love when artists place their whole album track by track. I think that's a really cool experience. I love that when we saw him in. Hamilton ontario's well. I don't remember what tour that was by their all amazing that the river ones sticks in my mind that was mazing when he always tells a story about his sister when he sings the river the actual song the river always just doubt or no it just right and that one line in it is a dream alive. It don't come true or something worse. I always think of that. They're very yeah. Okay so on podcasts. The theme is the intersection of our minds or money. What matters most. And i use the stories like our guest stories as a tool or to explore this idea of our money remind what matters most because if we look at our stories there the internal narrative we create ourselves and tell ourselves daily on repeat which really creates the reality of our money stories. That'd be your story. Involves bruce springsteen tom some degree. You have kids. This is an odd question that i've never asked. But how if any has bruce springsteen impact your perspective or your money story well in a way that i just mentioned so when he shows started it was so hard to get a ticket and it was so expensive but i really wanted to see it and i sort of tied it to a special occasion to justify spending the money just because it was New york heads get anyways. It was one of those things like i do. Treat myself for certain things but this was really a lot but again it was really in line with my values. Because i value going to concerts and something my husband and i love to do. We've taken our kids. Since they were little. Like first show. I ever took to his averill levin toronto and doing that with them ever since my son is musician. Just it's a huge leap important thing so again when you spend money along with your values that feels right it makes it meaningful when your goals and your financial priorities are tied to their value. So i feel like the springsteen shows a good manifestation of that and again. I feel like he's also just taught me by aiming high setting the bar high giving it your all. I feel like those are things that really tried to pass on to my kids like just life lessons as well as money lessons. He also seems like a fairly down to earth superstar. If is such being. He just seems to still be grounding. Keep his own values in mind. You can kinda tell what he cares about. One of my kids did see the show because he's a musician. Daughter hasn't seen it but it was like we wanted them to have that experience to to see an amazing piece of art because we are art is really important to us. Museums cultures. Something that a family. We've always spent money on and value because it really broadens your horizons and those are some of the ways that springsteen has influenced family's finances. Oh thanks for sharing. That and i would have to say that the concert then with your son the musician. How often do you guys talk and reminiscent. Put your cells back into that position. Oh a lot i mean. I've seen a lot of shows looking. We're just talking about seeing brian wilson. When he was in toronto my son justin saw him twice on that tour. He reminded me because he is really into brian. Wilson and the beach boys but just so many shows like where it was so important many ways to experience on inexperienced together on either thing. My husband wants paid to send justin to like a front row for.
The Most Hated F-Word
"bruce springsteen" Discussed on The Most Hated F-Word
"Are you looking for the wisest investment. If so tune in this week as my guest robin tobe. And i talk about raising money. Smart kids and seem bruce springsteen live like it or not you me and everyone else. We all have a relationship with money and for the most part. It's a complicated one. My name's shawn welcome to the most hated f word podcast as a certified financial planner. I wouldn't take you on a journey as we throw out the technical finance books and shift our focus towards our minds our money. What matters most if you're looking to improve your relationship with money and build true wealth. You're in the right spot. Finances does not need to be the most hated f word. Hello welcome back to the most. Hated effort podcast. Last week i did not release an episode. There was the first time. I haven't released an episode in twenty twenty one on a week basis. And that's because i was gone. I was in poor reception and we were camping as our family enjoyed the incredibly beautiful mountains here in alberta canada. It was fantastic. We did some hikes. Did some swimming and a lot of good fun but unfortunately wasn't able to release an episode but here it is delayed because we just got back nonetheless this week. My guest is brabin. Tobe before we get into robin and her bio. If you are enjoying the podcast. I would love if you could head over to apple podcast and lever view. It really means a lot to me. So thank you in advance. So who is robin. I'll get into her bio during the interview but she's a cpa professional speaker a financial consultant. Today we talk about her new book the wisest investment teaching your kids to be responsible independent and money smart for life. I appreciate robbins. Focus and dedication to helping. Parents teach their kids about money. 'cause we know this idea of money is normally taboo and we just don't talk about it so robbins book. It's really practical and serves as a wonderful guide to giving parents suggestions based on child age so in the book there's different ages and suggestions that are age appropriate so it's great. What people in about this book. Well david chilton. One of the biggest personal finance authors in canada author of the wealthy barber a treasure chest of great ideas presented in short punchy chapters nother highly regarded individual in the personal finance. Space is rob character and he says my new go to resource on. This topic is robin's book the wisest investment. So it's got great reviews a recommend it and we even talk about how bruce springsteen and seeing him live could be one of the greatest investments next to teach your kids about money so sit back grab a coffee and enjoy this conversation about the wisest investment. Welcome back to the most hated effort. Podcast today my guest is robin tobe. So who is robin. If you don't know she is a chartered. Professional accountant by training robin began her career. With kpmg and then transitioned into real estate and landed in the very complex world of derivatives. Even that word sounds complicated but today. She's a personal finance speaker and the author of the wisest investment an update of the best selling up parents guide to raising money. Smart kids robin lives in toronto canada. Where she and her husband have raised to mostly money. Smart young children for fun. She loves to snowboard cycle and pre cova go to concert. She even got back stage. Bruce springsteen robin welcome to the show. But i've been dying to ask you. How the hell did you meet. Bruce springsteen backstage. It was such a thrill. I got three springsteen books right here. I read his autobiography. Take such a great book. So one of my really close friends sherry skin in. I love going to concerts and her cousin is producer in hollywood mary to a well known actor. Who's friends with springsteen. Wow yeah so we went to the show. We were able to get backstage. And we went into his dressing room late honestly twenty minutes before the show started. I was don't need to be doing your local worth or something that you have time to talk to us those meena. I think there was four other women and then we wanted to his wife. Patti scale dressing room to while she was getting her hair and makeup done. It was so amazing it was just a great experience he gave us. A hug was so friendly and nice. He's such a great guy. I really admire him. All that is so cool. I'm a big big springsteen fan. So did you guys talk to him. I did talk even i had. I had like my son's guitar. Strap in a sharpie on me. And i wanted to get his autograph yet. We totally talked to him. But i just felt so works. It was so close to show tom. We just didn't wanna like totally distract or be weird so i don't even think we got any pictures it was. It was all quite fast. I think we had a handler. Like bring us santa's group and then come back. Oh you know and then there was the next group that was coming in. I remember i saw the guys from blue rodeo in the backstage it was all canadian music. World he was back there My friend sherry has met him a few times. She's gotten backstage several times. Because of the cousin actor connection while did he just like exhibit. this magical mystical feeling around him. He was very bruce. Like what you'd expect the. He's not a big guy but he's in good shape. He has kind of distinctive voice. Think you've heard him speak. Obviously i listened to his audio the audiobook of his. Yeah it was everything. I dreamed it would be. They god was. Are you springsteen fan or do you went to the concert madame. Oh yeah oh. My god totally can't even count. How many times. I went to the broadway show naef years ago. I've been listening to him. Since i was in high school and i mean we got toronto film festival cream summit his movies. They're like darkness. I think there was one called darkness or the promise are anyways we went. We go to those. We've seen him. They're like my husband loves him up. At a certain time he was so popular. And i just find. It's one of those things like spray. St people find each other. I got chills. I'm serious my brothers went to the springsteen broadway yeah twenty Twenty twenty just has messed up with my time. Whenever it was we went in november. Yeah oh yeah. It was so good so good so good just so intimate and just the feeder so amazing and his storytelling. So good well. This is a really hard question. But at the present time. If i asked you this question because there's probably multiple.
Tim Conway Jr.
Bruce Springsteen's Daughter Makes Olympic Equestrian Team
"And Bruce Springsteen's daughters going to represent the U. S and the upcoming Summer Olympics in Tokyo. Jessica Springsteen is one of four equestrians who made the team. Springsteen, who's 29 has been riding horses since she was Four was her dad's Bruce
MyTalk 107.1
"bruce springsteen" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"List of rewards on our app or at my talk 171 dot com. Yeah, she's coming in November already got tickets. You did already get tickets. Yes, Me and my neighbor and my sister like we decide on what day is that? November, something I don't know It's far off, but I mean, how can the comics not be on fire? They have so much material to have worked with us. It's all they did was work on their material. Yeah, I'm really excited. I love going to mystic when it's cold out because it feels like you're in. You're outside and it's not freezing. You can walk around. Yeah, yeah, like I love it. This is great. It's called the Chelsea Handler, 2021 vaccinated and horny tour. Yes, it's Friday. December, 3rd is when you're going to December I thought was November. Yeah. So I got to put that on some Cal vaccinated in horny tour. What a name? No. And it's so It's so true. And I mean she's and she, uh, you know, did all these, uh I mean, you could just tell that she was doing a lot of funny sharing on instagram. Yeah, sure. That was welcome. Me, too. And I love it personally, like, okay. Why? Skiing topless? And why not? It was Sinus man. She's got a chest and like, even if you didn't have a good epic chest Would be okay with it, but she's got one like, just show it. Yeah, no great. Okay, speaking of showing it for Springsteen will But I guess he couldn't go anyway because there are no fans, but his daughter Jessica made the Olympic Equestrian team. Apparently apparently 29 is not old for an equestrian. Okay, That's how old Jessica is in her. Her stallion is 12 years old. His name is Don Juan van Did Dunga Vonk ears? Of course it is at the beginning. Of course it is. Say it one more time. Don Juan van. Don't go, Hovey. Of course it is. That sounds exactly what I would name. A horse. Yeah, She studied psychology. Uh, Duke University. She's 29. She wanted to make the Olympics in 2016. Better horse. Let me name it. You know, Don Juan van did Uncle Hovey nailed it again? Touch the dog had or the died. That the the horse Sorry. That wrong? Yeah, yeah. Head leg your shoes. Wow Anyway, she said early on, she'd never wanted to be known as Bruce Springsteen's data alone. He wanted to forge your own path. Well, he's really doing that She's at the elite level. No, she's not. Because horses cost money in those all those like, literally the Gucci is sport at birth still takes dedication, time and for saying it doesn't But don't you pretend you got there on your own boy? Yeah, because It is the most expensive. Okay, Okay, Listen, I could be the best horse rider ever and we don't know. Okay. We don't know. He said it You said it's the Gucci of sports. It's the Guccis takes so much more needs to be in a question. Don't get me wrong, like yes, she did work, but like to pretend you got there on your own like that is while I know she didn't, But yet she goes by Jessica Springsteen. Oh, there's that too. Okay. I mean, you know, she's sticking to the name for a re well, I mean, no. I don't think she gets any sponsorship money. I think Bruce sponsors her. Yeah, but I'm sure she gets a little bit of judges. I owe Springsteen is that the same one. That's a common name, though. So the other members I don't want to give. I don't want to give any equestrians who might be listening, You know that they are not getting their due. Congratulations, Ken Farrington, Laura crowd and McLain Ward will make up the jumping rosters. So just four people are on that team, And in the meantime our girls should Kerry Richardson, who probably add an edible in Oregon, Oregon ran in the 100 M tested positive for candidates. Now she can't run for the Olympics that's so wrong that is damaged, so So wrong in so many ways anything she should get the fastest woman In America. That is, if anything, she should get more.
Fresh Air
"bruce springsteen" Discussed on Fresh Air
"Bruce springsteen spoke with terry gross in two thousand sixteen the publication of his memoir which he adapted into his one man show. That's now back on broadway. You can see a film version of the performance on net flicks and there's also a soundtrack of the show coming up. Justin chang reviews the new steven soderbergh film. No sudden move. Starring don cheadle and benicio del toro on. Hbo max this is fresh air support for this npr. Podcast and the following message. Come from hot wire. Imagine a nice vacation. Is there a view of the parking lot. No so don't book a cheap hotel book inexpensive hotel for cheap on hot wire. You can stay in a nicer hotel than you ever thought possible. Just select your city neighborhood and amenities then get your heart rate. Better views king sized beds and freshly pressed waffle woven robes await you and also actual waffles download the hot wire app now and book. Beyond your wildest means all bookings final herschel critic justin chang recommends the ensemble crime thriller. No sudden move which stars don cheadle. And benicio del toro as to nineteen fifties. Detroit gangsters drawn into a citywide conspiracy. It's the latest movie directed by steven soderbergh and it begins streaming this week on hbo. Max here's justin. Eight years ago steven soderbergh announced his retirement from feature filmmaking happily for us. It turned out to be short-lived since twenty. Seventeen he's been on a tear cranking out one or two new movies a year. Among them the brilliant nascar heist thriller logan lucky. The sharp sports agency drama high flying bird and the laundromat in irreverent. Look at financial fraud in the twenty first century what connects these movies is how a tuned. They are to matters of class and money in a way that still pretty rare in hollywood his engrossing new movie. No sudden move continues. This trend it's an ensemble. Crime thriller set in nineteen fifty. Four detroit a gorgeous designed world of fidora's and trenchcoats smokey wood-paneled offices and vintage automobiles like the classic fifties. Noirs that inspired it. Ed solomon's densely plotted script is full of double crosses and dirty dealings at the center of the story are two crooks don cheadle plays kirk goin- 's and benicio del toro plays ronald rousseau. They're low level gangsters who've been hired by mr jones a nicely menacing. Turn by brendon frazier in this scene. In which the three of them meet for the first time. Ronald is paranoid about sitting in the front seat of a car. Clearly worried that. Kurt might try to attack him from behind. Mr was sitting in front. I'd like to sit in the back. This is ridiculous. We're wasting time. Guess kirk meet ronald ronald kurt. They're hired as part of a plan to coerce. A guy named mark into stealing top secret document from the company where he works curtain. Ronald's job is to babysit mark's wife and kids at their home while the theft is taking place but as you might expect from a tenth situation with masked men loaded guns and a terrified family. The scheme quickly goes awry amid the fallout curtain. Ronald realize they've been drawn into a major corporate conspiracy when the document eventually falls into their possession. They realized they could profit handsomely if they play their cards right and if they stay alive which is a big if as they sue learn. There's a price on their heads. Over the next few days they run afoul of any number of nasty characters including a local kingpin played by bill duke and a surly gangster played by an amusingly typecast. Ray liotta jon. Hamm turns up as a nosy police detective and looks right at home in the decade before madman through it. All cheadle del toro who have both worked with soderbergh before maintain a nicely. Combative repore playing two very different men who have grown weary of their lives of crime while ronald plans to retire. Kurt has nobler intentions. He wants to pour some of the spoils back into the black communities in detroit that have suffered heavily under racist housing policies and zoning laws those are just a few of the many social issues the movie touches on including the tensions between the city's black and italian populations and the disastrous environmental consequences of an unchecked automobile industry. These matters aren't always woven as smoothly into the story as they could have been but they give no sudden move a potent edge nonetheless. You're pulled in by the suave camera. Camerawork and hannah beakers rich mid-century production design but you're also made aware of the inequities churning beneath the surface. That social conscience is nothing new for soderbergh. Who's made some of his best movies about working class drivers from erin brockovich to magic mike here. He's less focused on individuals than an entire corrupt system. Showing us how the men in the executive suites are as crooked as the ones shooting each other in the streets but while no sudden move does feature a lot of awful male misbehavior. Soderbergh has always been just as interested in his female characters and he doesn't neglect the crucial roles. Played by the women in this fifties. Gang-land setting amy assignments a key force on the soderbergh produced series. The girlfriend experience gives one of the movies best performances as mark's wife. Mary unlike her feckless fool of a husband. She handles a scary situation with unflappable. Smarts and courage there are other terrific actors to like lauren. The strada julia fox. And frankie shaw they may be playing housewives or mistresses or secretaries but they all have an inner strength or defined streak a refusal to let the kaddish and controlling men in their lives. Call the shots. I'd gladly follow. Any of them into movies of their own. Especially of soderbergh is around to direct them. Justin chang is film critic for the l. a. times he reviewed no sudden move now streaming on. Hbo max on monday. Show john batiste the music director and bandleader on the late. Show with stephen colbert. Teast won an oscar golden globe and a critics choice award for composing the jazz music for the animated film soul. His latest album of songs called we are reflects his deep knowledge and love of jazz soul hip hop pop and gospel. I hope you can join us for terry. Gross i'm dave davies..
Trent365
Imagine How Pure We Could Be Without Instant Feedback
"I was watching an elvis presley documentary on netflix yesterday. And i think it was bruce springsteen who made the observation that elvis's early stuff like he's really really early stuff was truly special because it was pure and it was free at that point. He hadn't really heard himself on the radio very much and so he wasn't totally aware of what he was doing and how he was sounding he wasn't self conscious about it but of course as he hurt himself more he starts to analyze that more and review his performances more. And so you lose that spontaneity. You lose that purity. And what i found interesting about that was that we leave today. In a world of instant feedback and we sort of think that instant is good that that constant analytics of the data that we've got is great but maybe if you take the overtures example. Maybe it's actually holding us back. Maybe it's actually preventing us being pure us. And i think there's probably something in that
Ric Edelman
Bruce Springsteen Reopens Broadway With First Full-Capacity Show Since Pandemic
Weekend Edition
Springsteen's Back on Broadway, but Not Everyone's Happy
"The boss is helping bring back the lights of Broadway after being shut down for more than a year because of the pandemic, New York's theater district reopened with Bruce Springsteen on stage and NPR's Gile Snyder reports, Springsteen fans were ready. Fans lined up outside the ST James Theatre to see Bruce Springsteen kick off a 30 performance update of his solo show from 2017. Eastern Jordan was among them. It means a lot because it's history and people are going to get back to Broadway, people will come back to New York City and This is my city, and I'm thrilled that Bruce has decided to lead the charge back to Broadway. The Springsteen concert was the first show on a Broadway stage and 471 days, the longest shutdown in Broadway history. Other major productions are set to start up again in September, including Hamilton Wicked and The Lion King. The Springsteen Show did attract protesters angry that only people who have had an FDA or W H O approved vaccine were allowed to attend. Trial. Snyder NPR
No Stupid Questions
Whats So Gratifying About Gossip?
"So let's talk about the upsides and downsides of gossip. I have read that. There is psychological research arguing. That gossip is really an elemental of humanity. Can you tell us about that. Strong arguments i think. Come from people who are evolutionary psychologists and the functional purpose of gossip ease. Scientists would argue. Is that. it's the communication of very important information for example. If you are gossiping about people that are at your office. You know who's really enemies with whom and what they said. That's inside information. That could be helpful. You know who to avoid you know who to ally yourself with because we are social species. Gossip is a way that we can get and give valuable information at relatively low cost. What sort of information is us. Weekly delivering to you. Because it's not information about people you know or that you'll interact with. I think this question is good in that. If i'm not getting information about anybody might direct social network. I'm getting information about you. Know bruce springsteen how's is that helpful to me. He might run into some time because he's another jersey guy lesser run into respraying stein. I don't think i will. So the question is what function could gossip have. It could be that we have this instinct gossip that is being played out in the form of reading us weekly but actually that's not good for us. It's just that we have this evolutionary conserved tennessee. You know much like craving for fat salt and sugar had its origins kind of getting us into a lot of trouble right now. So you don't have to actually have a function which is contemporary for reading. These gossip rags. But you're making an argument against your consumption of gossip. Well okay but here's an argument for it and this plausible. This was made by roy. Meister in kathleen vossen their collaborators and they argued. That gossip is a form of cultural. Learning where these anecdotes say. You read a story about jaylo. Reuniting with ben affleck. And you get this little snippet of what people are saying about it and what they've said that in this story of these two people that you will probably not meet. You are getting social rules in narrative
Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"bruce springsteen" Discussed on Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"Hello and welcome to spring steen. Friendship month yet. Set less bruce. This month we will be spending our time talking about people who have bonded over a mutual. Love of bruce springsteen music i had put the call out on social media to see if anyone had a story about their friendship that they would want to share. I have eight episodes two week. we'll be sharing. So we have patricia. Donna susan jin sharing their story of friendship. We have mj ama- creena talking about it Colleen and adele who have never attended a show together but bond over not only bruce Music but their mutual passion for fighting hunger in america. I've got brian and chris who share their longtime friendship. I've got to scots. Who met at summer camp and then later met up after college. And then i have. Jeff levi and ryan who met at a book signing and became friends and then a father son schon gem. Oh and let's not forget. Laura in iras who met across countries all because of bruce music a lot of stories a lot of great things. So i'm excited to share these stories. I hope that you enjoy these. I hope you feel as excited as i am about the way. That bruce's music connects all so welcomed the friendship month. And please let me know what you think. And if you have springsteen friendship reach out to me and let's see if we can get you two or three or four friends together for future episodes for now. happy listening. Stay safe and we'll talk to you soon. Doing a podcast at times can be a one way conversation. And i hate that so please let me know what you like. And don't like about the work. I'm doing you can reach the podcast via email at settling bruce gmail.com. The show is on twitter at settling. Bruce and my personal twitter is at jesse jackson. Dfw we have a website www set. Listen bruce dot com from there. You can find links to other springsteen podcasts as well as other music themed podcast wherever page devoted to our own s. l. b. all star band. These are guests. Who have been on the podcast more than three times. There is a link to our store where you can purchase settling brew shirts as well as a mary. Question t shirt. There is a to our patron page where you can sign up to help. Support the podcast financially. We have different levels and different rewards based under support. If you don't have any extra cash and right now who does you can support the podcast by subscribing via your favorite podcast player and leaving us a review. The more reviews we have the easier. It is for people to find us. And please tell a friend about the podcast. Especially if they love bruce or music because it will make a difference..
News Talk KOKC 1520
"bruce springsteen" Discussed on News Talk KOKC 1520
"You have that feeling, man, things are getting so crazy. Are we gonna have a country in two years? We're going to get through this. Yes, we are. We'll have a country. I mean, it will exist. Yes, There's so much to cover today. It's seriously you're like where we at right now. Let's start here with the impeachment trial. Yeah. So one of Donald Trump's lawyers for the impeachment trial got off to all. Just be charitable here and say it was a rocky start. After the Democrats presented a 13 minute long montage of the capital riot with parts of Trump's speech that day dropped in So they do this. And of course, everybody's like, Oh, my gosh. This was just such a dark day in American history. This is worse than 9 11. They took out the part where Trump said peacefully. Yeah, I mean, triage tickly. They take that out. Yeah. You know, I see people sharing this on Twitter. And if Twitter were to apply its rules equally, that would be manipulated Media. You're absolutely right. It would Because you know, they show some of the disturbing images from the capital riot, like, you know, a cop getting what pinned and crushed like against the door. It's a horrible image horrifying. Hmm. But they have that right next to Trump speaking as if Trump was speaking at the time. So technically speaking That's manipulated media. It is that should be flagged and perhaps taken down and I'm not sharing it. Potentially should be banned. I thought having Bruce Springsteen narrate it was really over the top to see that was fake news. Well, Bruce Castor was one of the lawyers and he is one of the guys representing Donald Trump and This is what he had to say. From the beginning. Yes, I'll be quite frank, with you way changed what we were going to.
Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"bruce springsteen" Discussed on Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"But takes place to santa. Claus is coming to town because ignored. That's time pretty sure. That that. That the bruce and the band version of santa claus is coming to town was such a revelation to me. When i heard it probably ninety eight ninety nine. I don't think i'd heard it before. If i had noted it as that's bruce springsteen and it was a few months later that i woke up and said i need to listen to bruce springsteen now and i i looking back i really think it was hearing. Santa claus is coming to town that that you know flip that dial for me and so that it could just. It was the last number in the combination to open up the the vault so here a nfc. Santa claus is coming to town. Change my life. I love that answer mostly because now then i'm going to pull this part of the video in send to junior who is One of my co hosts of the how many podcasts and he always makes the joke that santa claus is coming to town of bruce's biggest hit. It might be as so so now that i need to send that to him. So and he will go see What's a song that surprise you by the light. But here's why it's surprise me given that. I didn't really become a fan until i early thirty. S maybe I didn't know it was springsteen song until i popped that. Cd of greetings into the into the car cd player came on and i was like he covered manfred mann i know i know i know when i listened to classic rock all through high school german all through school i have heard the i heard that version of blinded by the light a million times but then i heard bruce and i was like oh my god. You're kidding me. The sky is written all these amazing songs and other people have done. And there's of course so many of them. But i didn't know that at the two minutes so surprised surprised. You know i'm old enough betsy that i remember riding the school bus to sam houston high school hearing blind by the light. You know over the radio you know. The bus driver had on and You know no idea that this guy. This skinny songwriter from jersey. As writing this one and so Yeah i could get that. And i do think that You know that in fact on corum you know the website where people ask questions you know somebody asked like. Hey why does bruce. Springsteen wide bruce springsteen fans thinks he wrote liner with a light and be like well he did..
New Jersey 101.5
"bruce springsteen" Discussed on New Jersey 101.5
"Much that is set you back financially. How awkward wasn't with your job? I mean, you know here, he's a rocker. Many rockers have done far worse than this is not going to impact his job. What's so it doesn't have to tell his boss? Yeah, I'm not exactly sure how much of giving to work for the next six months. Exactly. Right. This is just not a normal human being. But if you're a normal average person, Then if you wherever busted for the same thing. How much did it mess up your life? 1 802 831 on 1.5. And then the other thing. I'm just curious about because here we're in the heart of New Jersey And this is a jersey I obviously Does this affect your opinion of him one way or the other. I know some of you may be already hate him. And some of you love him. But either way does it doesn't change anything about your opinion of Bruce Springsteen that he was caught drunk driving. They say 1 802 83101.5 Dave 109. You're on New Jersey. One on 1.5. Yeah, it doesn't change my opinion of him it all And they just let the man be. Hey, it's fine and be on his way. Okay, so that sounds like you've got a good opinion of Bruce going into the whole story. Oh, yes, Absolutely. Although many do not, though. Many don't I know, I know. But they don't know any better. I mean, I agree with you. I don't have anything bad to say about Bruce. I do think sometimes he gets a little too preachy with the politics, but Don't Don't mind it. Um And, Yeah, you know, it's like if he made it to 71 the first time he ever got busted for something like this. It doesn't seem to be like a hard core problem. Dangerous drinker. Then again, he should know better. And he should definitely know better. But we all should know better. We all see what we should. And so should Bruce. Especially somebody. I mean, I think you can afford an uber. What're you doing? Driving around drinking? I want to know. Yeah, well, see, That's what I want to know what was going on. I don't know what time of day this was. I want to know what he blew for a blood alcohol level. I don't know who he was with. Like what kind of goofball things up to there in his clothes section of ah of the bark. All right, we'll take more of your calls. Bruce Springsteen arrested for drunk driving. Does it change your opinion of him even a little bit one way or the other. And if you were ever busted for the same thing, how much of an impact it having your life 1 808 31 on 1.54 18 to Jersey faster traffic..
KFI AM 640
"bruce springsteen" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"You Seymour people outside, right? You would if you were 5 to 8 or whatever. All right, what you watching Wednesday when we come back, Gary and Shannon will continue and Layla has the latest LAPD chief, Moore says there have been 50 homicides since January. 1st and 189 shootings way up from this time last year here today, we continue Did Tonto struggle with an increase in shooting violence and homicides? Imperfectly in the south and central portions of the city. More says gang violence and the pandemic, our top causes of the violence, he says. Without schools and recreation centers allowed to open. It's tough on the community, The chief says. There's also been unusually high number of crimes against the homeless. L. A County is taking advantage of some extra federal help with project room key to get more people off the streets. The initial setup of the program had female reimbursing L, a county for 75% of the program's cost, and it was extended month to month and we never really knew if we were Going to get reimbursed. County Supervisor Janice Hahn says the Biden administration is upping the support to 100% of the cost and extending the program until September. And that gives the county room to work any kind of a guarantee that you can give to communities to the hotel owners to our homeless providers that this will last through September is a good thing. This will allow the county to double the program's capacity. Chris and Carl. Okay, if I news brought to you by Mike Diamond, the smell good plumber. A Kansas City Chiefs assistant coach who was involved in a serious car accident. Days before the Super Bowl has been put on administrative leave Rick breathe. The son of the chief's head coach, Andy Reid, crashed into a disabled card another that had stopped to help last week. A five year old girl has been in a coma since the accident. Re told police he had a couple of drinks and had taken Adderall before the crash. President Biden is set to make his first visit to the Pentagon as commander in chief is about to happen in about 30 minutes. Biden and Vice President Harris are scheduled to meet today with singer officials, both military and civilian. They'll also give some remarks to Pentagon personnel Bruce Springsteen Has been arrested for D W I and reckless driving. That happened in November in his home state of New Jersey. But the news is just coming out. He got busted in an.
WBAP 820AM
"bruce springsteen" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"Look, Bruce Springsteen. Great. You know, I guess I should walk. You walk a Daniel month to make sure we just get rid of, uh, I know this is gonna kill Sean because he's a big fan. Just get rid of the Springsteen who want who wants to glorify that anti American nutjob? Not may. Addison. Let's just get rid of it. Telephone number is 800 A d w b A P 800 to 89 227. We re united States of America. Yeah, it's all united under socialism because they don't give you a choice. Not great. Right here at home, folks. What do you guys think about this idea? That That Let me just give you the stats from the Texan got news. The checks in dot nears, black Children have accounted for at least a third of the nation's abortions. One third The entire country, even though they only represent 12% of the population. In Texas. Check this out. In Texas. Black and Latino Children. Account for 66% of the state's abortions. Two thirds This has caught the attention of representative Macha Hin. Who says he's about had it with race based abortions. Shaheen's house Bill 14 32 very innovative, in my opinion. Proposes a ban on race based abortions. Quote. It's appalling that such a large number of abortions, surgical centers are located within walking distance of our minority communities. Racial discrimination is alive and well in this industry. We must fight it, while the same time expanding resource is and access to care for all women struggling with unexpected pregnancies. He's 100% correct. Why is it the Tom Brady can be accused Being a racist. Because he had the temerity in the goal to win a Super Bowl. Against a black quarterback. During black history month, but An industry that is set up to slaughter. Black and Hispanic Children. And target black and Hispanic babies for slaughter. Why they're not considered racist. Planned Parenthood, in my opinion is racist. And those who support abortions in the black and the Latino community. You're racist, too. See, I kind of take it personally as a as your liberty loving Latino. That all you lives want to kill? Babies that look like me. And I'm sure that a lot of my black conservative friends Also take a fence to all you lives out there who want to kill slaughter. Black babies in the womb. Why is it that Everything that advances left wing ideology. When accusations of racism are leveled, are considered all that that that's logical. That's logical. Black lives matter and anti folk and burn and destroy, And that's just a protest. But Couple of 100 folks break away from over 100,000 other folks. And they Break some windows and trashed the U. S capitol. Oh, that was a racist act that was a white supremacist act. What do you call What be 11 and teeth have been doing in our streets for months. What do you call that? According the Press. It's a okay But back to Shaheen's bill. I think this is pretty innovative. I think the Texans are to recognize what the abortion industry in the state is. It's racist..
WJR 760
"bruce springsteen" Discussed on WJR 760
"Going to sell cars with this. And then the one with the Bruce Springsteen the middle of Brian. I need just a little more time here. If we have this, the key here was you heard the voice first. And you kind of went, that's kind of an odd voice for this commercial. On the other hand, Who is that? Oh my God. It's Bruce Springsteen. The guy from New Jersey in the middle of the country, right? It was it was. And then once we got into the ad, we saw a lot of Bruce Springsteen and, um you know, there were several shots, maybe even more than the Jeep vehicle. But look, it was a good spot. It was well done. It was Super Bowl worthy. And there were a lot of ads that weren't good Last night. In the end, it's the half the audience watches the Super Bowl to see the ads on Gui got a game. Although you know, Tampa Bay just kind of ran out the clock in the second half, so that that's what we worked through. Professor Where can the folks see your work on these commercials and your words and your team's words online? All all of them are online. Msu dot e. D u you Just go at the MSU website. You see the link. It's really easy to find right on the On the front page and you'll see how we scored him any and most people now in their own mind rate and score the ads at home is they see them in real time? We'll see where the experts Land and where what you thought was good msu dot et you follow.
WGN Radio
"bruce springsteen" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Get on the Super Bowl halftime show today. Haven't been looking forward to that. Be recapping all the Super Bowl Entertainment tomorrow morning on the WGN TV Morning News and normally what I do is feature the best commercials because Over the years that has become so much a part of Super Bowl Sunday. But I really question of people or even that into the commercials like they used to, because back in the day. Wouldn't see any of the commercials until Game day. And now what they've done is release almost all of the commercials. Ahead of time. I've already shown many of them on the TV Morning News. The Will Ferrell GM commercial for electric cars, which is Actually pretty funny commercial, But, you know, seen it already. The You know the the the impact of seeing it for the first time during the Super Bowl is not gonna be there. Wayne's world. Wayne and Garth are back with I think it's Cardi B doing a commercial for think it's uber eats. There's an Eminem's commercial. That's kind of funny. There's a couple of Doritos commercials that have already been out the ones that one of them that I'm going to be looking for tonight. Is. Ah, Bruce Springsteen. Commercial number one. How do you get Bruce Springsteen to do a commercial for anybody that seems unheard of, But Jeep Somehow has gotten him to do a. It's a two minute commercial. So if 30 seconds of airtime, I think this is which one? He said 30 seconds of Super Bowl air time going for something like $5.5 million for two minutes. They dropped $20 million for this commercial to run one time. And I'm told it's about reuniting America can't both sides get together? Why do we have to have this division in America and oh, by the way, don't forget to go by Jeep. Have. Apparently, that's been the problem in America that not enough people have been buying jeeps, and that's why there's so much division in America. I'm very curious to see what the commercial I'm sure it's going to be one of these. You know, Rara America kind of commercials that kind of themes that Bruce Springsteen has done in the past. Um So so that one I'm gonna be looking for that tonight. I imagine they'll be a couple of surprises along the way. But the you know the good old days of Paying attention during the Super Bowl for the commercials. Where way don't know if that's there or not anymore. I think it all kind of started back in 1984 when we really started paying attention of the course. ALS with this commercial for Macintosh computers,.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"bruce springsteen" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Not only my mom's instruments, but her incredible record collection that from my memory for memory ranged from Judy Collins and Woody Guthrie. All the way to Rolling Stones. Led Zeppelin Otis Redding. Sam Cooke, Does that all sound right, Mom? Yes, absolutely. And this may be out of turn, But I don't think I've ever seen you as frustrated as we had to. We had to leave our our childhood home. For a while because things got bad we when we came back. The one thing that was missing from our house was my mom's record collection. Mom, I don't think I've seen you that upset. This day. Yes. And the only record that was left on the shelf was blood on the tracks. Bob Dylan. Yes. I think the title was supposed to mean something. It was it was. Yes. I think it was sending a message. Very a long winded way of saying her. I had access to that collection and finally again when I had put the final scratching her one of my mom's covered it albums she got she would she do? She went to Radio Shack and got me a small turntable small speakers and said here. You know, Here's some lunch money, Get yourself start your own collection kind of thing. And here's a few of mind that Since you've already kind of had your way with you can have those ones as well. So the music from my mom music I was hearing in the music store than my mom's personal collection and then my personal evolution. Towards music. The grew through my formative years into hip hop solely hip hop for a good decade. All of that. Ends up being Some part of the sound that I make. Ellen. How'd you feel about hip hop? When Ben started listening to it? Did you feel like you understood it? I don't. I don't know that I understood it. I think it took some time. But again, you know, taking a page from my mother's book that I would never censor what he what he read or what he listened to. The list. But let's also say Mom and W A is a lot Further out. From Bruce Springsteen or Leonard Cohen. Then the birds were from Woody Guthrie. So it it challenged the sense. I mean, that's that's all right. That's that's true, and there was a certain amount of violence or misogyny and Which bothered me at the time. So would you have conversations about that? Gosh, Ben did. I don't think I really really did. Did we? I think religion or what? You wanted to listen. I reflect that back. Conversations I try to have with my teenagers. So if you did, I hope you have better luck with me than I expected. Hey, Uh, I hear that Let's take a short break here and then we'll talk some more. If you're just joining us. I have two guests Ellen Harper and Ben Harper. Ellen is the author of The new memoir, Always a song singers, songwriters, sinners and Saints. My story of the folk music revival. Her son has been Harper. He's a Grammy Award winning singer, songwriter and guitarist, he wrote. The forward to the new memoir will be right back. This is fresh air..
Podcast RadioViajera
"bruce springsteen" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
"Asset defense. Maybe being in the this we yet another goes on the on the surface later. S demand meet the komo fiorella fianbiiro. In those days. Straight circumvention done differently nkhoma discourse. When did this come with the beatles. Garth brooks expressly. This does communist rolling stones. Bruce springsteen imada.
600 WREC
"bruce springsteen" Discussed on 600 WREC
"Mayor Ted Wheeler would blame Donald Trump for that violence. But there's no trump anymore. What to do now when Portland's and TIFA Vandalizes the Democratic Party offices. Along with small businesses. And an ice facility. Wait a second. Federally immigration official Our office. Has come under attack. That's insurrection. That's the most horrible thing ever. Our republic is under attack. Who will call for an end to it. Nobody. Violent, far left Antifa thugs once again went on the attack in Portland and Seattle last night. In Portland. They want Biden to know that their message is revenge for police murders, imperialist wars and fascist massacres. They took that message to the Democrat Party of Oregon's office in Portland last night, where they smashed out the windows. Oregonian reports quote on Wednesday night of crowd of at least 100 gathered in South Portland's Elizabeth Carruthers Park, with plans to march to a nearby immigrations. And Customs enforcement facility around 9 P.m.. The crowd began to move, chanting slogans protesting the United States detention and caging of migrant Children. Protesters also decried Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler and President Joe Biden and chanted Abolish ice! Upon reaching the building. Several people spray painted reunite families now onto the wall of the ice building. The gathering was declared an unlawful assembly about 9:30 P.m., and the crowd was told that those who trespassed on federal property with weapons or other dangerous items would be arrested. Federal officers used tear gas and munitions several times. Oh, dear God. This is not who we are. Joe Biden. Using federal officers. To attack American citizens. What kind of Nazi fascistic state have we become? Be better. Joe Biden. Why are you using chemical warfare against our people? And why. Why are these protesters attacking a federal facility? They say Joe Biden's name while they do it. Why is Joe Biden His very presence. Inciting riots like this. How many people died today. From Cove. It On Joe Biden's watch. He has so bungled. The handling of coronavirus. How many people died today? You know how I know it's high. Because they took the meter down. They took the counter down from our screen. You know before when the numbers were low. You could tune in to CNN, and you could see how many people had become sick and how many people had died. But they took the number off. Democracy, dies in Darkness Washington Post and so to just do covert sufferers. Joe Biden has so bungled The covert vaccine rollout. People are already dying. We're already finding that vials of the vaccine. Are not being used there being thrown in the trash. It's been so inefficient. What's Joe Biden doing? Why He's having parties. Hosted by Tom Hanks and Bruce Springsteen. He's listening to Garth Brooks sing. He's listening toe Lady Gaga croon her heart out and J. Lo shake her ass. Which can't blame a man for that. That's what Joe Biden is doing is he's solving the problems that confront this nation. No, he's not. Is having parties. He's having the kids Indiana he never got to have The bar mitzvah. He always hoped for The coming out the birthday party all On our dime. While people are dying. And rioting in the streets and federal officers are attacking them. This is not who we are. This is not the America we are. Be better. Joe Biden. Do something about this show real leadership. You're having parties while people are dying. People are laying in hospital beds and dying from cove. It People are desperate to get the vaccine. It's been so inefficient in its roll out already. Between yesterday and today. Did you see the news story? Amazon announced yesterday. They were offering to the White House that they would assist. And the distribution of the vaccine. Wait a minute. We've had the vaccine for a minute now. And Amazons had trucks for a while now. How did they just decide on the day of Joe Biden's inauguration? That they would be willing to use. Their logistical prowess and assets. To assist And the delivery of the vaccine. Are you telling me? That, Amazon said. We're not going to help. With the vaccine distribution. Until Donald Trump is gone. But when Joe Biden is there We will be glad to help him look good. You know? Joe Biden is The proto typical propped up president. Everybody's pitching in to try to make him look better. Dr J. Dr Jill Biden, the physician. Every time you say, Dr Joe Biden. Make sure you say the physician Because that will drive people crazy. And those on the left will know that you're trolling them. And those on the right will lose their mind and say shakedown by legend. Where upon You simply act like you didn't know. The ultimate troll is to pretend you had no idea. That old Andrew Breitbart's trick. He would get people to say that which he wanted him to say. By giving only half of a story slightly incorrect. Do you remember how we learned.
77WABC Radio
"bruce springsteen" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"I'm Deborah Valentine Way. Our New York Bernie in cinema, Morning clock radios, 77 U E WISH the new administration, Great luck and great success. I think they'll have great success. The things that we've done have been just incredible. And I couldn't have done I'm done it without you. So just a good bye. We love you. We will be back in some form. So have a good life. We will see you soon. Thank you. Thank you. Junior day. My whole soul is in this Bringing America together uniting our people united in our nation, and I ask every American has joined me in this cause with unity. We could do great things important things. Unders rolling down, Mistress, Will you don't go now. You know you Well, here. We're waiting for Max. We'll take good. Bruce Springsteen from the song last night at the celebrating America that this is a land hopes interest will be girls fields with their son. Great song. Somebody pushed Cristian Mando grueso dancing in their cars listening to Bernie and sit, you know, do you think about yesterday and this doesn't happen often got a taste of it yesterday and I made this point only because it's worth making That when you looked at the gentleman that showed up yesterday, former president he had a string mayor of three guys in a row that one consecutive terms so between Bill Clinton, George Bush and Barack Obama. We had 24 consecutive years. Off three presidents. And even though it was a time of instability, 9 11 included in that there was some stable leadership because you had those three guys now trumps a one term guide. Biting is gonna be a one term guy. Not the same. But think about yesterday for a second. When you woke up in the morning, there was a guy who was president when you went to bed last night the same day, same day. There was a different guy that was president. I mean, think about that. Well, yeah, that's the peaceful transfer of power that makes this country the best in the world, which is what we celebrated yesterday. And why we were so positive yesterday here on this program on the Bernie and said show. On do well. Dave transpired before the day was over. There were some concrete policies implemented with via executive orders. And so now now now the discussion begins on whether or not You know the president can unite this country and whether he's doing the right thing or we or whether we should unite around what he's doing. I mean, we did see some nice things yesterday. They're worth mentioning today. I thought that 22 year old girl from Harvard who read the poem yesterday. I thought that was great. I thought she was great. She incorporated into Gorman. A little bit of a Hamilton. Yes, yes. Cadence. I thought God, Brooks did a really good job and a great hair plugs and stops But stop hair shaming men, you people out there. As I mentioned earlier as well, Tom Brady, LeBron James. They all have hair plugs. Yes, as did Chuck Schumer, as do Chuck Schumer and Joe Biden. Yeah, it's okay. If women can wear hair extensions, Brian can wear Claire Plug, Very leg. What we know that Joe. It did look a little different first seven recognize course I'll be honest. He listened, broke. He's bald, his gray. He's completely different, but it makes him look so much better. Let's go. Tom Brady looks 10 times better with with hair without in LeBron James. Well, I don't know. Joe Buck looks better, but he did a nice job got Brooks again. I did enjoy seeing Bush, Obama and Clinton building fall asleep. At one point. He was clearly his eyes were shot. He was out that or He was He was just picturing. You know, Melanie or something. You know what I did notice yesterday and these of the stupid things I pay attention to Joe Biden's hair. What color Some of these ladies were wearing. I noticed one of three former presidents were standing in front. Of the reef for the unknown soldier. They were there for a good 10 minutes on a windy cold day before Joe Biden and Harris arrived. They were just standing there, looking straight ahead..