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Milk Crates and Turntables. A Music Discussion Podcast
"robert chris" Discussed on Milk Crates and Turntables. A Music Discussion Podcast
"Yeah. And it also references Tammy Wynette's 1975 hit single. Stand by your man. You know? So you stand by your man. I'm something understand. That drum beat in the beginning is considered iconic. And it's really simple. Garbage, stupid girl, has almost the same, if you listen to stupid girl and you listen to Butch vig, right? Drummer. Yeah. And you listen to standby, train and vein, they're almost almost identical. Yeah. It always catches me like I have to hurry the first two or three hits. And I know which song it is. Yeah. But I wonder if that was planned. Wouldn't be surprised. Yeah, like Shirley Manson, one of the songs, I can't think of the name offhand. So you mentioned, at the end, she says, you're the talk of the town, which was kind of an ode to Chrissy Heinz. Right. So yeah. Favorite song for the pretenders, my favorite. What's that? Yeah. I added that to my Spotify playlist that I haven't sent you yet, but did you write secret separation by the fix? I did. You did. I actually did yes. I did it, I did it that night as a matter of fact. So let's see. Let me bring out a couple of facts on because train and vein actually has a lot behind it. Says, Nick Jones sang lead vocals on the song, the lyrics appeared a reference the end of his on off relationship with viv albertine, which he also explored in London calling track. I'm not down. Training vein also contains a pointed reference to his flat, his apartment being burglarized in 79, due to his feelings of depression, quote, I need new clothes, I need somewhere to stay. Let me see, this was the first top 40 hit. They only had one more top 40 hit. Which one was it? What song was it? Iraqi Tesla. Yeah. In 1982. For a band that is lost. Not in America. The train of vein actually broke them. It was like, that's what broke them into America. The one song, the last song that they throw in. Right, right. What's that look? What? It's a sinking, should I stay or should I go to me? I heard it on the radio so much. I thought that would have been a top 40 single, but I guess it was just classic rock that radio, that kind of got a hold of it. Yeah, according to this, it says, this was the first U.S. top 40 hit. They only had one more rock the caswell. But I would have thought, should I stay, should I go? At least in the top 40. This could be wrong, could be wrong. Yes, you have been questioned on your information in the past. Yes, I have. And there's nothing wrong with that. Nothing wrong with that. Let me see. Wait, I'll Google it. Yeah, yeah. It says the song became a firm live favorite for the band, introduced to their live set in December 79 and played consistently until Mick Jones was fired, fired. In 1983, now that's a point of contention, right? How do you fire a partner? It was Joan strummer. You know, some are saying most of the leads, but most of those songs were co written. You know, is that management? It got really big, really fast. They kind of, you know, that combat rock album was a big step forward. Some bands will just break them up. Yeah. Competition to get your songs, your voice, 'cause, you know, Mick was gone more in one direction. A burning up. They were burning hot. They had songs to spare. Yeah. I mean, double triple album. I mean, come on, man. And good albums, you know, you can put a lot of shit on a triple album. After all, they are the only band that matters. The only thing that matters. Even like Robert Chris gal, he's like, he goes on stuff the dean of American rock critics. He was good to them, even when anything like a dick kind of way, but he could be savage, but even said he goes, you know, he goes, I guess they are the greatest rock and roll band of the world. You know, even when he was kind of putting them down, he was praising them for their innovation originality and just plain spirit. So for a guy like that, you know, he's really, he's a critic, but he's really critical for him to basically lie them the way they were. You know, there was a big build up to them. They had to live up to that name that they developed. Yeah, they hear they got the name clash because one of them, I think it was Paul Simon and just kept reading in the newspapers a clash clash clash. Everything was a class. It's a class. That's how they got their name. The class. Great. But getting back to train in vain, the song became a firm live favorite. So you'd say, let me see. Live performances. February 1980 show and Lewiston, that's the video, the video came from that performance, filmed by Don letts and featuring the amusement, an amusing introduction from Joe Strowman. Who says, quote, we'd like to take the soul train from platform one. And if you don't want to come, there's always the toilet. It's really me. By that. See the soul train of the toilet. Right. So you'd think that rock the kasbah, and should I say should I go would be the most covered songs by the clash, right? I don't know. They're the most part. Usually the more popular song. Gets covered, right? I'll take a stab at the most covered song is. London calling? Nope. Oh, okay. Nope. Lou? Should I stay or should I go? No, train of vein? Really? Dwight Yoakam did a great version of that. So there you go. Train of veins. The only good song on that album Mark. Come on. I wasn't kind of at record. Come on. That's all right. What was the one he butchered? My favorite version of that song. We're talking about Dwight yoga. I'm of covers. Okay. To lose going to step out of his picture and step into my room and punch me and go back into his picture. That would be a feat. So training vein cover versions were done by third eye blind. Doctor Hayes and DJ XL, the jets, Dwight Yoakam, Annie Lennox, the manic street preachers, Jones crusher and the late great Christy McCall. Wow. Yeah. Yeah. Chrissy hind from the pretenders was on the scene when the band recorded the song at Wessex studios. Mick Jones explained that Daniel Rachel from out of noise conversation with great songwriters. It wasn't about Chrissy hind, but she was upstairs and there was a window from the pool room where she could look in. And he was actually singing to her while he was recording it. Oh, wow. Serenading her. Pretty cool, pretty cool. And let me see the last kind of fact on this song. This R&B flavored tune introduced the clash to a new audience. Quote, we couldn't believe how popular it became, especially in America, Nick Jones said, that broke us in America. They thought it was a regular R&B song, then they found out it was the clash.
Not Another D&D Podcast
"robert chris" Discussed on Not Another D&D Podcast
"Who's missing his own D&D game to see nad pod live in LA, thank you again for coming Dylan B hope you had a great time. Dungeon and mama Danielle, the dastardly dame, beardman Dan, Scott D Danny P, Michael, Vincent W miss tear Cole. Victor T, baldur's boy forever. Dominic P, Andrew B, Justin I, Ragnar. TJ M,, the Cray. Jared E Christopher B, damiel R, cyborg version of Josh, the cobalt. An awakened maxim with January Jones on the cover. Richard ex Machina. Michael L Taylor S Callum L Jack L Sam L Nicholas C thaddeus thunderous turtle, Samuel B, Mike H Martin P Matthew E, way cooler than angry wheat. Adam G Tyler F, Panama James. Andrew, who is no longer a Bard after the incident in the feywild. You gotta tell us more, Andrew, I need to know. Captain sigil, Diana Delos Lopez, CC Lulu, Michelle O hercule poirot, the rabbit folk detective ha hall. Timmy are Lucas B reiko. It's Kevin Calder's cold come hashtag rise, my comrades, spread the camaraderie. It's a bad cause, but you gotta love the energy. New York. Taylor B, the vengeful one winged angel. Cass, skateboard Cass, Steven C, Michael M, Mike K lady taco, joy tea, Nara. Wit and whimsy, Jake L, Nick W brave, the badger. Esme M mutton, the mad druid who has been trying to undo his friend who has been stuck as a polymorph sheep for three weeks. The count keeps growing. Come on mutton, you can do this. Foster the original boneless duck. Aaron, the asshole ranger, big bad beardo the mad. Eric giant monsters on the horizon. Percival Frederick Stein von muso klosowski de rollo the third. Christian a J dragonborn, Joe Rowe, the inappropriate, Liam Dee, the Sandra. Ben a, fell. John, the third. Dave H, Vivian, koala bear, Catherine S, David Kay. Christian S, Rebecca G, Dustin S, Connor F, Hawkeye, pierce, book fars assistant, Izzy F wood elf Theron who is desperately trying to fix his oath bow good luck farron. Blair, the bubble barrier. Cat C Kelsey J, pork chop, Ariel, the occasional mermaid. Selena inn AKA felice raptor, minnette is evolving into giro's oh my God, we are all gonna die. Unless we catch you. Ha ha. Pat L, a truth a, Lauren H Joshua D, Ryan S, the boo. Duster. The charming, flaw. Robert, Chris. Telekinetic creations, fan illustrator, insert request here. Wow, you know what? This is controversial, but I would love if you could draw the raccoon acorns. Seems cute. Bloops, Carly Anne, Addy Kay, AP cleric, Lori P those who love and give where they can. Spam gaming, the tatted sailor. Grant L, Connor S, Christopher J Poole pot, how do you get a D&D player to go out with you? You asked them for a D 8. So Leo, Leviathan, bio court 7, Remington CD, amber dextra. Kai, the ham sandwich. Sullivan H, drug, hop dropper, Sydney, Tatum, Jack Hubert brilliant. Leader of the mishima clan, a spoon among raspberries. Oh, deep cuts all around. I love it. Pinder green's penis colada. If you like pee eNOS colada, moving on, garble the moist. Lindsey W, juicy kiwi, Saul's future life partner. Ah, can't wait to meet. Champ wild. Valin. Beep barbarian bastard baby of Brian and Brennan. Carlin C, Louis is your centaur dad, Emily S Harry Cox. Noah, the bagel of all things. Justin labi, Tory skirmisher, Levi little. Tinder green's pungent pudding hashtag CCC hashtag slinging rope. Dandy. Tunnel monster collective, bunny. Marcos P pop caliche learns the balance druid. Dakota JP. Frida M, self proclaimed Faye prince. Tracy P the crick elf librarian. Fryer frizzed Andy E Holly, hyena, Kristen Z laya C, page H, Helen, a briz. Beatrix's beautiful baby batter. Ha ha. Pixel stars, Akash tea. Kristen with a K cow. Just cow, Commodore, galaxy, Edison inn, Russell H, a monk named del go. Yes, the whole thing.
Not Another D&D Podcast
"robert chris" Discussed on Not Another D&D Podcast
"Board cast. Steven C, Michael M, Mike K lady taco. Joy tea, Nara, wit, and whimsy. Jake L, Nick W brave the badger. Esme M, mutton, the mat druid. A has been trying to undo his friend who has been stuck as a polymorph sheep for three weeks. Foster the original boneless duck. Veronica P, earn the asshole ranger. Resa G, big beard all the math. Eric giant monsters on the horizon. Burly tea. Percival Frederick Stein von musil klos de rolo the third Christian a Olivia K dragonborn, joro the inappropriate. Cody B, Liam D, the same dren, Ben a, fell down us, John the third. Dave H, Vivian, koala bear, Catherine S David Kay. Christian S, Rebecca G Dustin S Connor F Hawkeye, pierce, book via his assistant, Izzy F the time walker, Blair, the bug Blair bar blurry in cat see. Kelsey J pork chap, Ariel, the occasional mermaid, Selena and valesi raptor, Manet, the magnificent magic carp pat L, a truth of a, Lauren H, amber W Joshua D, the bone duster. The charming fluff. Robert Chris. Master Brent Lee. Tell a kitty creations the official nerd part in my personal favorite illustrator. Carly Ann, addie Kay, amber, Lori P hashtag and Calder's cold come hashtag rise again the snowy spunk spam gaming the submarine sailor who saw the eagle. Grant L Connor savage, Christopher J pebble pot Logan S Leviathan, bio quirk 7, Remington CD, amber Dexter. Sullivan age. Drub, hop dropper, Sydney tea,.
The Business of Esports
"robert chris" Discussed on The Business of Esports
"Chris says, I wonder if the Canadian backed incentives for tech is going to disappear in the near future was a good reason to do biz up north. I mean, Chris, they have been around for decades now. Those tax credits and I seriously doubt I haven't heard anything through think they're going to go away, but I'd be pretty surprised if they did go away. This is a big part of the economy, especially in Quebec, where most of these studios are located. To attract creative development. Robert says, hello. Hello, Robert Chris says. Marvel versus Capcom didn't make much money either and they have a huge fan base. Those licensing costs will kill you if you're not LEGO. And yeah, it's one of these things where even with good IP, you can still make a bad game. I mean, that's just the reality. And almost all these games are not really good games. Have any of you guys played The Avengers game? Really pretty bad. Pretty awful. Very limited to what you can do there. I played it for a little bit. I haven't had a good Tomb Raider game that I can recall either because my thought is if I want to go to that action adventure kind of puzzle genre, I think, uncharted instantly, right? So Tomb Raider used to have, I thought that top spot but fell off in the last 5 years absent when reference to. Even then, it's sort of like it's a genre. It's a genre that's not hot anymore. They haven't made a movie in at least what, ten years? And the reality is the appeal of Lara Croft, I guarantee you if we pulled 12 year olds today, they probably don't even know who the character is. A little bit of it's an IP that did not. Transfer wealth has not aged well in my mind. NASA says hello, hello, Nessa. Welcome. Chris says will be interesting to see how Wolverine does with naughty dog producing it. Yeah, I mean, Chris, and I'm curious what all of you guys think in chat, but I think we have to disconnect IP from the studio and from the resulting game, right? These are all three independent variables, and the resulting game is not necessarily a product of any of them. Meaning a great studio with great IP isn't guaranteed to produce a great game. There's no direct causality in my mind. There is probably correlation at least a great studio has a better chance of it. True. Hardware barbecue says, hey, doctor barbecue. Welcome. Guys, I want to talk about a little bit of a related story, and I was going to keep this for the lightning round. But I think I want to just put it here because it makes sense here. And this is an article that could be maybe very controversial, may have may have nothing to say. But this is Joseph farris who in an interview basically said he doesn't think games need to be fun to succeed. And my frustration with this interview in this article, frankly, you know, he gives examples of games that the mechanics and the interactivity is the key to the experience and he gives examples, but I feel like he does not really say anything like doesn't provide an alternative solution other than the fact that he says games don't need to be fun to be successful. And so I'm curious, you think he's totally off and maybe in the context of the other story, right? Where does this factor in for you? He's totally wrong. He's totally right. And what is the alternative argument if you believe he's right? How do we measure success or predict success? Lindsey, I don't know if you have any thoughts. No, I'm trying to think about this because this is the total antithesis of what we usually talk about. I'm trying to think of any parallel industry and I guess you could say that there's some parallels between the movie industry in that a lot of the movies that have been successful over the past years have not necessarily been that original or that interesting. A lot of them have been kind of big budget turn films. And there is a point to be made about, I don't know, repackaging very similar IPs and just sort of getting people to spend their money on the same game in a different format. I don't know, this isn't very exciting to read, you know? It's very like soulless. And even it's amazing that even the prophet who is all about making the prophet is like this is to the list. Compared to your usual argument of games should be fun. Because he's wrong, he's just, he's wrong, right? And this is someone who has made very successful games, right? It takes two, one, a bunch of awards. I think did quite well. But he's just wrong. And the problem in my mind is he didn't provide an alternative explanation. Okay, if it's not about being fun, what is it? And he tiptoes around it. That's what I kind of didn't get either. Like, are you just making games that make money then? I would assume that that's the alternative. But then I wondered. Knowing Joseph farris background and I feel like he's been like a little bit of an iconoclast. He's like one of these art tours. I wonder if this is maybe like we're not getting the full context here, because when I first saw the headline, I was like, this guy, they're talking about blockchain, right? And we've always all been like, hey, the games have to be fun. I think we don't need to litigate that. We agree. I wonder if maybe he means like game doesn't have to be uplifting and fun. It could be like, hey, this is an experience of like, you're in like a horror game and it's like you love the story where it's like the mechanics themselves aren't fun, but you're just being taken into a very deep narrative driven story and it's like the experience itself rewarding, but it's not like minute, the minute fought. And obviously I have no idea if that's what he means, but maybe there's some context that we're missing here. It's a great point because he does use the example of like feeling a loss in a game. Yeah. But this is really that down to semantics then and the headline then is total clickbait. Totally misleading. And just bad overall. If that's the case, if it's just a subtlety of language and fun equating to just pure joy as opposed to, you know, something like watching a sad movie might not be like fun route but you're like, oh, okay. But you finished the side moving and you go, that was a fun way to spend my two hours, right? Like if you really like the movie. It's like semantics of language. Jimmy I don't know if you had any thoughts here. Literally the one thing they need to be is fun. And that's why they're called aims. Not a lot to add, so I think we're all on the same chair. I just want to get caught up on commentary. Kris says, Dragon Ball sure helped art systems. Yeah, I mean, like I said, good IP can. There was no question, but it's not a guarantee. Owen says, hey guys, hope everyone is well, great panel at pax by the way, Owen, thank.
Pop Culture Happy Hour
"robert chris" Discussed on Pop Culture Happy Hour
"It's not dancing Queen anymore. It's dancing and apostrophe queen. There's nothing anyone can stop. I mean like Mamma Mia! or the Mamma Mia! movies and the musical, that is rose wave the movie, right? That is the anti Super Bowl. It's nothing. When I saw that in the theater, it was queers. It was women. It was so empowering. It's just a lot of very silly fun. So that is their enduring legacy. Is just this smile you get on your face whenever you hear any song even really sad slow ones. Exactly. I would say a big part of it for me personally and the other people my age that I know love ABBA as much as I do is Mamma Mia!. It was such a moment when the second movie came out, Mamma Mia! here we go again. It was the sequel. We were all waiting for with bated breath. I thought there was no way that they could make a better movie than the first one. I was wrong. Oh my God. It's the same amount of camp, I would say as the first one with just a much larger budget and as much as it did fill my heart with so much warmth, all of the moments that the songs wanted you to like really feel something deeply emotional, that I did. Something about the music is that it's all so deeply emotional and so invoking of joy or laughter or just complete utter sadness or so the final scene of Mamma Mia! here we go again is a baptism of both Sophie and Donna and their respective children, getting baptized and they're in the same church. They're singing, I'll be waiting for you. And I saw that movie with my mom in theaters the day that it came out. And we sobbed for 20 minutes after the movie. And there's no way that scene would have been as nearly emotional without that specific ABBA song and I would put their whole lives into that. Let me tell you, I just, I lived for it. Those movies just do the music so much justice. And I appreciate that so much. I would also say another really big part of it is that ABBA is kind of currently aware of their audience and they're really meeting people where they're at. When people on TikTok started making remixes of Abe's songs or started singing ABBA songs like ABBA is so responsive on that platform specifically, and they kind of knew even before they joined the platform that they had an audience on there, and they really were able to capitalize on that. I think they have a few million TikTok followers now. And I'm willing to bet it's mostly people my age or younger. Yeah, it's probably not people my age. Yeah, I mean, when you talk about ABBA's musical legacy, this is gonna rankle any of the raucous that Glenn was talking about earlier. The Robert Chris callas of the world. But in a way, ABBA, I feel like is on a continuum that goes back to The Beach Boys. And The Beach Boys were making pop music, but they were making Technicolor pop music. They were making pop music using every part of the mixing board, you know? Just like a million little precise components that are adding up to something that somehow sounds effortless, even though it is literally the farthest possible thing from effortless. That, to me, is the legacy. They are a really a part of the pop music continuum as like something that is the result of incredible hard work and craft. And I think they're very, very important in that way. Now, the peg for us to have this conversation was that ABBA has put out a new album. Voyage is Abby's first album in 40 years as I have already mentioned. What do you guys think of the new album? To be honest, I thought it was fine. I thought a lot of the sounds were really evocative of the music that they released 40 years ago. But to be honest, there weren't as many bangers as I was hoping. That's what I was really counting on. So when they released, don't shut me down. That was immediately like my favorite of the two singles that they released of that and I still have faith in you. It sounds classically ABBA. I just wish there was a little bit more on fit in there, you know? Sure. Yeah, I agree. It is kind of ballad heavy and most of these songs start pretty slow. So we had some folks over at me, were like, let's do it. New ABBA. And song would start and we were all looking at each other like we were going to start popping. And you know, the first song on the album I still have faith in you is has some pretty strong carpenters vibes, which makes sense, I guess, but there is an ode to shared custody on this album called keep an eye on Dan. There is a ballad about the disappearance of the bumblebees called bumblebee, so you know, their concerns have changed. I think it's safe to say. But.
Not Another D&D Podcast
"robert chris" Discussed on Not Another D&D Podcast
"Baby bronze dragon. Matthew E Colton B an atom. Gee, the marketing executives who heard branding, smite and immediately wondered if they could get Billy's smite in the shape of a Nike swoosh. Megan S knee badger, Panama James and Cummins the Bard. Piss sommeliers who absolutely had to bite their tongue at zerk chug the piss without first decanting, aerating and swirling and sniffing the piss. Absolutely boorish. Captain sigil grace G drew nasty CC Lulu and Barnes and Nader makers of these some cure elixir. Sure, it's not flashy. It doesn't promise you the world, but it's still pretty impressive to cure measles and IBS. That would be, you know, very, very helpful. Michelle, oh, Timmy, R Jonathan W the croc wearing warrior, Lucas B and Aaron S, flower knights whose honor knows no bounds and whose fragrance strikes ever true. The hero's elder Moore deserves. It's Kevin. Rundown Johnny's pubis mound, New York, Stephen C, and KJ, the roots from which root beer is brewed, turned out they are the roots of sentient, dryads, held in captivity. Is there no end to the green tween depravity? Michael M might K, joy T Nick W and Taylor a lord sized stylist. Stylists who insisted on the scythe he protested at first saying sight is a family name not to be taken literally, but it turned out it's really good for spearing shrimps at cocktail parties. Esmee M Kelsey. Kashmir, the all knowing, big bad beard of the mad and Eric mc D Isaac's family, which is a huge, close knit extended unit of siblings, cousins, grandparents, aunts, uncles, godparents, to which Isaac will return and receive the love he is so sorely missed, hanging out with Billy Chrissy and rundown journey, giant monsters on the horizons. The wrath, Burley T J dragon born, Joe rog the Inna propos and Cody B the band that plays visibly invisible a song that actually is just a note for note remake of accidentally in love, but about lord scythe being visibly invisible. I fucking already love the song. Liam D, the Sandra and Ben a felt honest and Dave H, keepers of the spring ring lore. They will forever pass down the legend of the piss drinker. Koala bear, Catherine, S David K Christian S and Dustin S Rocco's pony pals. These skeletons have ponytails so long that they actually have advantage on athletics checks involving grappling. Cutter F the time walker to left eyes, DPC is awesome. The green 20 somethings. These Faye tricksters were way too busy getting drunk and hooking up with each other to bother the third mates. Now that's my kind of people. Asked an S Blair the bug Blair barbellion. Pork chop, chenille M and balsi raptor. Makers of elder Moore and athletic gear who have just found their latest mascot, a giant glowing naked man running down a hallway. Pat L a tooth that a Lauren H and David M nights in the flower army next week, they will get their bloody revenge. Elias Hawthorne, Alex H the eldest berry Evan V Ryan S and the bone duster bonds team of dentists. They haven't heard from him in the 30 years that he's been pretending to be 12 and that makes sense. We could tell based on this breath. Robert Chris, Ye dresel, brentley C mica beeps, and Carly and root beer barons of the spring ring. They are absolutely filthy rich. Laurie P Seth AJ spam gaming the not so skilled gamer Connor savage. Christopher J pebble putt responsible ladron who live in the tower next to the green tweens tower. They haven't gotten a good night's sleep in 30 years. Leviathan, bio court, Remington CD, amber dexterous and thrill of the fright. The cast of elder morne jackass who have recently come under fire for using xerxes, fake piss, drinking trick, they promise to only chug real urine from now on. Way to go guys. Sullivan, H, hop dropper Sydney T Alex. Jesse DLR the element God and Lindsay W Greene tweens who are unimpressed with circuit drinking piss, but only because they actually just do it a lot themselves. Champ W. Valent Sprite Pepsi, Karl and C, Anthony S and Jake, dunston's buds who are all growing increasingly concerned that he hasn't checked in. Dunston usually checks in. That's the thing about dunstan. He checks in. Cece a Matthew J TRA P Jerry bay. Come on. Michael S the bone duster and Noah. Lord scythe's scythe makers. He paid them a lot of money for that scythe and they absolutely spent all of it at the tavern and gave him a site made of tin. No wonder he ran away naked. Estelle, baron S Sebastian's romance partner from the baronies, conflicted DM Justin LB and dandy flavor scientists, were waiting in the wings to work with zerk to make the allure elixir taste like Sprite while we thank you in advance. Jennifer R Clifton a Richard GM barber and Marcos P bito trainers who work tirelessly to condition vetoes to make that sound because in the wild vetoes have beautiful sonorous brazen and people would just feel too bad eating them. Pup caliph Gabrielle M learns the balance druid Dakota JP and pagos the self proclaimed Faye prince, family members of the green tweens who are all 100% fine that they have run away. The truth is they acted like they were 12, even when they were all in their old bodies. Tracy P, the crick elf librarian Andy E scrumpy bog pipe Holly and Anthony a rocko's hair stylist, unlike Johnny, he lets them touch his hair, though it's only to comb it, never, ever, ever to cut it. No way. Abigail, egg infinitum, sloth king, 7, 7, 7, jungle down Cal and Commodore galaxy, flowers advancing on the green team fort, but they're starting to smell the BO, the urine farts and they're thinking of retreating. I guess that's the defense system at work right there. Edison and Russell H neos Laura are Kira and Logan H isers advisers. They are all wiser than isr and that's no lie, sir. Yeah. All right, thank you. That was a hit gun podcast..
Talk Is Jericho
"robert chris" Discussed on Talk Is Jericho
"Jericho zapata thunder and rock and roll and the only place to hear the panda duff mccague joke of the week chris jericho listener couple of my twins. Were talking yesterday. One friend said hey. I don't in your life yesterday. And i said oh. Yeah where you go. You know the cafe opposite swingers club. The guy goes yeah. i met her opposite sets. Thank you very much all right. I didn't get that one when i heard it. So let's do it again. It's still didn't get it. I listen actually do it times. And then i had a tech stuff for an explanation. That said Got to help me with this. I'm going to read you exactly what he said If the cafe is opposite the swingers club and you meet opposite the cafe. Where would that put you at the swingers club. He saw his buddies wife at the swingers club was trying to be nice. You know my rule here if you have to explain the joke and it really wasn't much to begin with but duff mackay gins still delivers every single week. Even while on the road with guns and roses They have a few more dates left in the states. A couple of mexico than they're headed down under australia and new zealand in november. Duff's can be able to call in Jokes of the week when he's down under. We'll see what is commitment is here to talk is jericho. But they will be rock and fosse's rocket to and the save the world two of the amazing so far we'll be in louisville kentucky with louder than life this sunday. September twenty six judas priest and metallica and then indianapolis at the hi fi on monday. The twenty seventh tuesday the twenty eighth and harrison ohio at the blue note Thursday the thirtieth nashville of basement east and then friday canton at the action building more dates included fuzzy rock dot com. Tickets are getting close to selling out. Vip's most of her sold out but go to iraq and find out what is left and come. Check us out if you can. And then we are headed to europe. Starting november twenty ninth liverpool. And we've got new council and born mouth at chester. London will be sold out. Glasgow will be sold out. Newcastle's already sold out. Swansea is sold out manchester. Sold out once again. Fawzia rock dot com for all ticket and vip information and after a couple of delays reschedule. finally setting sale jober twenty-first chris jericho's rock and resi razor. See the triple-whammy we are back. Baby it's been a long time coming but we're here at last. We just announced yesterday. A couple last additions. The lineup wardlow rebel. Chaos project ashley damn wa. Aubrey edwards is going to be there revenue up storm. And of course kurt. Angle will osprey hacksaw. Jim duggan rocket will express bully. Ray dean milenko. Orange cassidy doctorate baker d. Md jamie hater lance archer. Jake roberts chris that land of the gun club. Colt cabana. will hobbs. Ricky starks chris. Daniels shawn spears. Frank zarian markle stunt so many more Go check out on it chris. Jericho cruise dot com brad. Williams is the guest host. Along with bully ray a medusa guest cruise director striper quarantine. Rubik's cube secret states fauzi of course crow paradise katie days for that project. All bringing the rock and roll. Got bruce jingles. We've got ryan emailer We've got unprofessional wrestling. We've got a Ryan nemeth doing some comedy. It's going to be insane so if you want to go on the vacation of a lifetime. There is still time to get your cabins chris. Jericho cruise dot com go. Check that out. Trust me if three is half as good as to. It's going to be one of the best times ever and it's going to be even better than to because we're back out on the water baby all right. Speaking of baybay adam all eat baby here all came together just a couple of days before his debut. Awol out it's a great story. At his decision he really had to think about signed with aws or signed again with debbie. Adam talks about his four years including the undisputed era some of his favourite feuds and matches and all that he learned from shawn michaels. He talks about his relationship with vince. Mcmahon and triple h and what ultimately tip the scales in favor of him signing with e w he's also sharing the story behind his name. What inspired the adam. Cold bay catchphrase. The mad scrambled get his guarantee. Vw debut so many great stories. Adam cole is here now..
Not Another D&D Podcast
"robert chris" Discussed on Not Another D&D Podcast
"Whenever he comes in he pays them in souvenir mugs but at least the conversations. Good taylor a matthew are as may m kasmir the all knowing and big bad. Bureau the mad the blacksmiths who put the studs on rundown giannis leather armor jacket. Even billy wants to know more about how they achieve something so pointy yet so comfortable. Eric mukti giant monsters on the horizon. Burly t. j. dragon born joe rowe the in a propo- and cody be little crystal people who live in christie's beard. It's very cute and very disgusting. Liam de the sandra. In a fell donnas dave h keepers of the hidden fortnight dance cloaked colts who flaws in secret while the rest of us are completely unaware. Koala bear catherine as david. Kay christian as dustin as arenas reno's work friends at endo castle via would be jealous. But there's a good chance she'll get to fight them so it's all good keith. Gay connor f. The time walker to left is in big bad. John rival skeleton greece's to run down. Johnny they just recently lost a dance contest to him but did win a drag race. So they're one and one. Yeah rubber match. Coming up oh. Dpc is awesome aston as layer the bug blair bar blair ian pork chop and chenille m a mug company who built their entire business model around. It's chrissy thing mugs. Needless to say they are absolutely thriving. Don't worry about them but lacey. Raptor monette f- pat l. a. truth a lauren. h and david and the team of barbara's who keep rundown janis pompadour looking perfect. It's especially hard. Because johnny doesn't let them actually touch his hair elias. Hawthorne alex age the eldest berry. Evan v ryan and the bone duster endo taryn filmmakers. Who made a grim deng. Billy romantic comedy. It has a rotten rotten rating on rotten tomatoes. Dang which is considered good in tara. So never mind good. Stop robert. Chris drizzle brenton-on-sea. Mike be poops and carly and billips fellow bully books. These mean reads love nothing more than to slap mugs. Automated hands and yell at new friend. Lori p seth. Aj spam gaming the not so skilled gamer connor savage christopher j pebble part and logan s. A team of meditators for philip and chrissy their burst move is going to be to summon a mean book about crystal shards to find a little bit of common ground. That's nice leviathan de may bio court seven remington cd ambidextrous and thrill of the fright the reigning shuffleboard champs at grog tavern. Technically you're only allowed to compete in groups of two but this was allowed since it's actually a lot harder to have such an unwieldy team sullivan. H trump hop dropper sydney. T. alex see jesse. Dl are the element. God and lindsey w. barbara's who trim christie's beard. It's so long because they've never actually been able to find cheers that can penetrate the crystal champ w valen sprite pepsi. Carlin see anthony as jake barbarians. Who wear the same leather jacket armor as rundown johnny thank god. We can rage because the armor is actually not that protective c. c. a. matthew j. t. r. p. michael deboned duster and noah fishmongers who used to catch and sell a beautiful array of every creature. Now they are forced to exclusively cater to chrissy because he out spends everyone else and endo of so. We hope everybody likes the salamander things. Why it be stelle ghost road. Cre- barron as so romance partner from the baronies. And mr dude sky bouncers at grog who got absolutely yoked by just repeatedly tossing rundown johnny add on his ass every time you made a scene which obviously happened to lot conflicted. Dm just in lb dandy. Jennifer are a and richard g acrobats. The endo tara circus who witnessed the flip contest and decided not to try to enlist anyone in fact it actually made dandy. Give up the sport entirely. Wow m barber marcus. P pup kayla learns the balanced druid dakota jp and pogos the self proclaimed they prince stars of endo terrorist shark tank. Who got a of christie's mug enterprise and who are now entirely broke. Tracy pd creek elf. Librarian andy a very big bed. Ninety-one holly anthony. A and leah see a team of boulders on the east wall trying to send a vcx super gnarly high ball problem. Everyone thought was little to eddie. But dan that little tiny crystal guy. Just it. timmy. Timothy h egg slough gang seven seven seven tau ask come to our galaxy and russell. H a family of animated cutlery. We've got a soup spoon. Salad fork steak knife teaspoon. Desert desert for and butter knife Oh my goodness. And they're all dancing. They also lovable. And i let them all and i love you all. Thank you folks. That was a hit them podcast..
Full Games - Charlando sobre videojuegos
"robert chris" Discussed on Full Games - Charlando sobre videojuegos
"The democrats will double is again. The but i thought if it. Ncacc let me let me give. I'll i'll just discuss. They're gonna hembo mundo the the study say tell more declaration on to locate A little gifts face. Simone free seymour. Say him because they noticed ashley moved rapidly. Curious and been settling thought. I don't descend you do a contender. Wouldn't it be giving them if you're not going to that. The block missed too much knowledge. But we would meet me. And i and i said a word he wasn't again gate but miano got advocacy project. Let's this let's try it even. Call them link out to twelve lithonia. Gone but i in the window. World i s.'s. Some no no matter. There's somebody doesn't see the world the in tyson. Ab other they were. The outlook is lavi genesis. Danica to paranoid years ago though. Maybe the rug. Amelia liberty tattoos. People get chemotherapy as a thirty lucienne. Talk gives appetite june one meal the victim. Aw come up on. this is not see i. I don't know who can go. Oh come on every studies up but it's about how do home even those company does he. I don't out of no going home to i saw dame is don't you know he wanted talkies radio barabbas on somebody said. The imagery says he goes to this. I'm afraid to say simple single those. Yes but it's getting and beat gruber who media this those. Es will domingo consistency. The phone is talking to your ears. Could you vote or passer. Ital- i meant. It is about their pretty local from the little guesstimate Postal say scott. Now forstall those selassie remedy. Robert chris in yes that wendish language that the obama will always going to university. So we're gonna we're gonna hit me. Give didn't commuter studying yellow without mass commode. Steve is had the view will living on does. What am i supposed to get in on into this out of his when the little jimbo one hundred and mashal males as get book review kind of city. It didn't didn't you typically on symptoms. Scott kimbler won't be the on ceo up that s. This could be talking about it. The now what association say spoon. We'll spooner patato in the s dos scalia or as the via messes to desdemona the donahue donahue Dead and nba the hembo economist. Post-obamacare elimidate so it yes media by the reversal is just not yet. So i don't wanna say young. They'll get it it other wound august. Yes i can knock obviously lopez necessarily that. Does i see in this bogus guam. You salvage yoga. The senators master up is gonna. This is for some noise or the data bustos elementary on the second of his interest. Don't get out yeah. This is imports this through we usually don't that'll be pretty rapidly. My in.
Talk Nerdy
"robert chris" Discussed on Talk Nerdy
"Hello everyone and welcome to talk nerdy. Today is of course monday. august sixteenth. Twenty twenty one. And i'm the host of the show care santamaria and i want to give a shout out right here at the top as i always do to those of you who helped take take make talk nerdy possible. That was fun. Each and every week remember talk nerdy is and always will be one hundred percent free to download. That's because i do rely on the listener support of people just like you. The top supporters of the patron. This week include mary neva. Rob shrek pass quality gelati. Brian holden christopher pits daniel lang david. J e smith dudas infinite. 'as june sarah. Will rica hagman and robert. Chris thank you all so much for your support of the show. If you wanna pledge your support all you gotta do is visit patron dot com slash talk nerdy or you can go to my website. Cara santa maria dot com. Where you can shop in the talk nerdy store and support in all the ways that you can all right. Let's just dive right into this week's episode. Because i had the incredible opportunity to have a chat with the ever charming and so knowledgeable ginny smith now. Japanese background is in psychology and neuroscience. She she currently works as a science writer and presenter she also founded brain tastic science. Which is this this really cool program that presents schools at festivals. They've been doing a lot of A sort of like a virtual stuff during the pandemic and then she also teaches at the university of cambridge institute of continuing education and works as a science communication trainer and consultant. And if that's not all. She hosts the british psychological. Society's psych crunch podcast and is a regular presenter on the cosmic shambles network. But she's here to talk about her new book. It's called overloaded. How every aspect of your life is influenced by your brain chemicals so here. She is to talk neuro chemistry.
The Tom Dupree Show
"robert chris" Discussed on The Tom Dupree Show
"Was probably still be driven. Shirley tip they'll be drinking shirley temples you know you know all right so talk about college years and things like that. I mean you did not go to ole miss. I did not go to like the rest of your family right so if you speak to my other five excuse me. Four siblings they will. They will not be happy about that. Mean we're all aperture the one. I'm interviewing right exactly exactly but no i went to nyu and you know my father. Sadly tragically unexpectedly passed. When i was thirteen years old and in my mother. Well you know there was. There was circumstance that allowed me to kind of consider other colleges. And i decided to go to nyu because you know. I listened to a lot of records. Yeah i listened to watched a lot of movies. I read a lot of books through high school. And all the ones i really love the most were all kind of had involved with new york. We're involved with new york in one way or another and you talk about. I know you're a fan of lou reed and right you know me and hammer type you know. Yeah you guys go back and do said it was. One of the album's that i smashed now. I wouldn't say that i would never say that. I got rid of some albums. But one of yeah. I gave it to somebody right. You passed in. Yeah past. But no i went to nyu and it was I went to. I went to new york city at eighteen years old and it was A kind of a gutsy decision on my part but it was the one place i knew i needed to go. Actually didn't apply to any other schools. Yeah i only applied them why you it was like i didn't know that. Yeah no and now that. I think about it i now. I know how young people like prepare for college and everything it was it was it was actually kinda stupid on my part but it was just like i was like okay. I'm when i am either going to go to y you or i'm not gonna go and i'll figure out how i'll go somewhere else. It was like new york. City was where i needed to be. So you'd never visited new york. We went twice. I went all when i was a junior high school. I went with my mom. Okay and it was just being this when she was working with merrill lynch i remember that yeah okay So eighteen years old. You go to new york city and We're living in a dorm or dorm dorm. What's nyu like where. What part of town is it in his right in the middle of greenwich village. I mean is it so it's way down. Yeah yeah right in the middle of the greenwich village washington square park basically the campus washington square park. It's got an arch in an orange kind of a little mini are kind of looking thing. Yes i've been down there. Yeah so did you know what you wanted to study. originally wanted to study film. Okay and i. Didn't you know like when i got there. Most of the people there had been kind of making movies since they were a like. It was kind of like the harvard of film schools. And i was just like hey i think i'm just gonna do some film and then when i got there like I was like i don't. I don't think i compete with can compete with these people. So i ended up going to a small kind of little liberal arts program within the university. Yeah and did that for two years. And then i slowly kind of started doing. I took a couple of film courses. But i was just i was just too. I just wasn't. I was really green. I wasn't very self confident. I was your freshman. Well right you know. And i was in the middle of new york city. It was just all incredibly intimidating so a Anyway but we're asking for that. I mean you kind of wanted that intimidated by that. Well yeah yeah but i. I was intimidated. But i was like. This is exactly where. I wanna be so you know anyway. I just started. I took a couple of music studies courses and some creative writing courses. And then i took a course by this guy named robert chris gow who was the senior rock critic for the village voice and i did really well in his class and then when i graduated he set me up with an internship village voice. And that's when i started doing like writing about music so when you were there that would have been in the eighties. No i'm kind of trying to replace everything though. It was eighty nine. When i got okay. So the movie the movie down by law yes already come out. Yes and That was a gentleman. Jim jarmusch and Tom com weight. And the the. What's that guy would say. He was in beautiful. Yes italian yeah and then the tall guy. The lounge lizards guy john. Laurie yeah now. I was in houston when that movie came out. And i'd been going to new orleans on business and that movie. I had an experience with that movement. It was because it showed these little shack like places on some road in the town that i normally didn't take was usually coming in on. I attend that might have been some other road. That was by the swamps and stuff did people sort of say wow. Did you know about that movie or i mean. Was that kind of thing that they associated or head to even seen it down by law. Yeah down by down by law was definitely kind of You know it was. It was a kind of one of the hip things it was like. You know the epitome of like underground cinema and cool and everything and asking whether i'm just trying to. I'm not sure what i'm asking. Are you wondering where people like. Look because it's it was filmed in louisiana. That's right and did they associate you with the film or did you think that they think that was cool. That you're from new orleans. Oh no no i mean. They thought i was called from new orleans. But the thing that like i found was real. It was very surprising to me was that i was called that i was considered a southerner when i went to nyu. I mean you kind of ara. I know i know. But like i didn't. I mean you know you grow up in new orleans. You don't necessarily think. Think of yourself. In a redneck. Or or is it a redneck or even in the south. Like i mean orleans kind of it's different this other world but also as you grow up in the south you're not really aware of yourself as a southerner true just kind of in this place and then i would. I went to new york. And i said i didn't understand. I didn't know that like saying y'all yeah. Was this different thing. I thought it was just like that's just the way we spoke and everybody was like every time i said y'all y'all y'all and they all thought i walked really slow and then what a bunch of idiots. Yeah isn't that stupid. Yeah i went. I went to school in baltimore. Same thing really. The way address talked all of it and it was startling especially when you're younger you know when you're in that year old eighteen year old you don't you know it it it. I completely agree. I know exactly what you so you know. The fact is basically what you did. Was you left the south for good. I mean it's like you're gonna find this career for yourself in new york. Despite.
Talk Nerdy
"robert chris" Discussed on Talk Nerdy
"Rob shrek puss. Quality gelati brian holden. Christopher pits daniel. Lang david j. E smith dudas infinite. 'as june sarah or rica hagman and robert chris for their support of the show are right. Let's get into it so this week. I have the opportunity to sit down with dr jordan ellensburg and he is the author of shape the hidden geometry of information biology strategy democracy and everything else. Dr ellensburg is the john. D macarthur professor of mathematics at the university of wisconsin madison. He has won a ton of career awards and grants and he's been writing kind of public mathematics communication about mathematics for four forward facing like non-academic audiences for many many years he's written columns or one offs in the new york times. The wall street journal slate. The washington post wired boston globe all these wonderful outlets and this is not his first book. He wrote how not to be wrong and a novel. I didn't know that. Did i know that the grasshopper king very cool but of course the new book shape is the topic of our conversation today. So we're going to talk geometry. We're.
Rhythm and Pixels Video Game Music Podcast
"robert chris" Discussed on Rhythm and Pixels Video Game Music Podcast
"Know what does not true. But i kind of wish it were now. We're all out of pernell following you license plates bellamy's all right so we're doing this week. We're doing martial arts in video games. Necessarily martial arts video games. Mainly because carlos is his other podcast is all about martial arts movies. Is that right. Yeah we talk about asian cinema with a definite lean on hong kong cinema kung fu movies. A lot of this stuff. Recently we did do a block of chombo films withdrawal samurai cinema and that was super fun and i found a ton of movies that i love because of it. But yeah we're we're kind of all over the place but it's it's usually got some roundhouse kicks in. It's also one thing act. Like i should point out because the first thing that comes to mind i think when the topic of kung fu movies came along and now i do like kick boxing exercise stuff. So i'm not really in the ring. I still have all my teeth but i do punches and kicks and i asked have decent stains nowadays however do kung fu movies still always make those som- though sound effects of impactful punches and like i feel like yeah in in the modern era it's not as prominent as it used to be but there's still definitely i mean of course any movie has fully work in. You're still gonna wanna hear the hits. The sound really sells the action as well like back in the seventies. You know you'd have like a huge paper fan slamming on wall or they'd have like a huge blanket and they're just shaking a blanket so you hear their close moving. That's on the movies but when you try to translate to real life big kills everything like oh yes bag. You like throwing punches. You start doing that thing. Where you whistle. The you want this to move like they sound in the films like i want my best to whistle. I'll sit behind you with like a whole big thing of salary so that when you punch like the punching bag i guess someone's back now okay. So here's here's here's one. Here's a high school robbie deep cut story and then we'll get into some music because i as dredged up something from the depths robert chris right yes okay so we were. We were like. We were really close in highschool like we would get in trouble all the time as we make each other laugh too much and for math class. We had to do these big projects. It was geometry or something and we had to make this big project related to different theorems or either like a cartoon or a poster so bagheri and theorem or yeah like triangles and stuff like that and so we decided to female solemn youth. It's yeah it's all. Yeah that's got a lot of sides to it and veto equals. He told equals giant white shoes. And then so so. We were really intimate science theater and really into jackie chan movies and stuff like that so we got We got a kung fu movie. Vhs it was called taichi fists of death. Or maybe a little touchy rona. Where your sequel your and so we did was. We got video camera a tape recorders. Put it in front of the tv. And we turn the sound off. And then me and. Chris broke a script and we really as the guys were fighting off. You cannot defeats me. Try and go has three sides and the two sides of must be opposite of star. We went on for way too long and got an a on. It got an and i never heard there were still he was. She was still showing it for like the next. Like five or six years really. Oh that's awesome senior senior year in the in the yearbook. We had like a quote where it's like everybody or like. I can't believe i ate the whole thing so my entire if he can find this. You have to figure out what high school i went to but i spend my entire senior binary that's awesome. I left it in there and yeah it's the next year i heard that The teacher was was making that like part of like the extra credit yet. Decode my message. That was really getting. He's in front of class for the class and then they decoded it and they realized that said i hate everyone know. That's high school in highschool broke people. It wasn't me it wasn't terrible. I'm happy to be where i'm at today. I'm happy to be out of high school to the high school so looking exploited looking back on something a little bit more interesting. I hate everyone. But i loved celery sticks. I don't know like just Robocop quote or something. But like i'll be back because i hate something was like so definitive like you know what you thought i liked you. It's like some zodiac killer. So little worried about that as like. So you're the guy who hated everybody. What are you doing. Well i promote a tiffany on video game know so we had our our our anniversary of the. What's it called reunion twenty year high school reunion and yeah. No-one acted like i was weird. So i mean. I didn't know anybody because i didn't really talk to anybody. Because they didn't put the time into decode quote zero one's guy man before we get kicked on the show any further. I got two shots. I'm going to give to first of all. Want to give a huge shout out to our listener mica bussan. I think it's how you say your last name He's out there. He's an animation. Wizard check him out. Mica bussan m. I c. h. b. the a and check them on youtube. Doing an incredible stuff really really cool. Really trippy stop. Brilliant to it and also another huge to our friend over in germany tomato grad. You dicks do it. I love getting an email from him. Thank you very very much for for those kind words. My fellow metalhead. And also for the record i also was a major fan of dissent back in the day and that rice star cover. You send for rob. Oh my god that would've converted me to nothing is really good. It was a splashdown cover. We might later are episodes pretty soon okay. Let's get started with some music. We're going into the sixteen. Bit world of martial arts right. Thank you that's all right. We're gonna start off with carlos. Please had the three. i'm the guest. You gotta start me gang. If guys won't be on your show. But i don't wanna play music or two corn. Just listen. you could do that. Flower is carlos pass gas. If you just wanna come back chill. That's totally cool. But if you want to come back and just breathe into the microphone for an hour and a half gas. That's what floats.
Talk Nerdy
"robert chris" Discussed on Talk Nerdy
"Or cedar pal. Widower bobby cox daniel r glenn diana hill daniel haydock friedrich events. Marcus hurler and ha the great dr lloyd lords toilet companion love that. Let's also give a shout out to the top patrons and you'll recognize these names for sure. But i would feel terrible. I didn't say hello to marry neva. Thank you so much. Mary rob shrek. Welcome back pass quality. Jalal not brian holden. Christopher pits daniel lang david j e smith dudas. Infant nita's june sahara or rica. Hagman robert chris and charles blue hill. Thank you guys so so so much all right now. Let's get to business okay. This is a really good one. It's it's little deep. I really enjoyed this on. I had the opportunity to sit down. You know remotely of course with melanie challenger. What she does is a little complicated. So i'm gonna let her explain but the short of it is that she is a researcher in she looks into you. Know the history of humanity. The natural world environmental philosophy bioethics. She is a a science writer. Or i guess a writer writer. She extends beyond kind of nonfiction writing And she also hosts a brand new podcast called. Enter the psycho sphere so without any further ado. She is the author of the new book. How to be animal a new history of what.
WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"robert chris" Discussed on WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"What are your favorite bruise? Springsteen songs here, Mine. Born to rum. Thunder roadie. Glory, Hayes. And born in the I P a. They left you proud of yourself. You shouldn't be. I'm not. That's my defending smack off champ, a multiple winner. Born in the I P a Yeah, This song is not go born in the I P A Come on laugh. Hey, Jim, If rich ever leaves you hanging without a podcast guest, you need to get that cook that got beaten with a bleeping stick in the face by his ex girlfriend's boyfriend. On that note, piecing these pieces together. Cooke mentioned his ex son in law, which might mean his daughter's husband is now divorced. Now this guy's own daughter's ex husband is in the middle of this. This needs a longer runway in a long form. Conversation with sense without censoring a bleep words. Podcast 200. Maybe Jake in the N Y. C. That's funny, like Jake knows that number 200 Scott be a big one who, in fact what we ever book for number 200. There was a big discussion about who we were going to look for number 100. So who would we booked for 200? Don't know. Maybe the cook who got beaten the bleeping face with a stick. Job, Jake. Jake, you make it better, bro. Jake in N Y C makes it better. Yeah. So who do we do for the century and a half century marks number? 50 my childhood hero, the Penguin Ron say, and he showed up huge. Penguin was great. David Goggins number 100. Who do we do for a 200? Jason in Oregon beat me in the face with a stick. It's gonna a teepee Jim owes. How is your son Jake Liking winter in Wisconsin. Rent in PCs. Fine does not complain ever, ever, ever, ever. Kid picked Madison. He want to go there. He knew what he signed up for. He's good. He's fine. He's great, Jakes. Awesome. Jim owes. Do you have any funds invested in cannabis Stock, Brent No. And I want to That's something I've been meaning to get to. I have not done the proper research. You got any tips. No, I definitely would like to have that is part of the portfolio and I do not. And I wish I did. It's a good point. We'll have a conversation with Chris Mannix momentarily. At the All Star game Coming up. We talked about that The Nets have run into kind of a tough stretch. But then again, who cares? I don't mean who cares like Who cares? I mean, who cares if the regular season doesn't matter that much? They've got time to get right? We're joined by a senior writer for S I in MBA analyst for NBC Sports. Boston, A boxing analyst for his own hosted the crossover MBA show Podcast host of the S I boxing podcast with Chris Mannix. He is a very good friend of the program. Chris, my man. What's up? How are you? What's going on? Jim? Dude, it is so good. It's AKI across first things first. And she When I last spoke, you actually went to an NBA game For the first time this season, I got asked. What was that experience like? How weird was that for you? It was strange. Itwas the first game that I went to all season and I would imagine probably the last, um You know, people don't really care how sports writers do their jobs or journalists do their jobs, but You know, most of the reason for going to games has nothing to do with the game itself. It's going prior to a game and, you know, you know, sitting on the floor and chatting up coaches from either side, you know, getting face time with players that If you just, you know, bump this with them. You wanna, You know, want them to see you being there And then after games kind of hang in the hallway and, you know, see what you could pick up for people that are Walk into their cars and walk to the bus or what have you because of all the health and safety protocols that's completely eliminated. You A twist in Boston. You sit behind, you know an inch of plexiglass. You get there in time for the for the game. You leave right After would you have no interaction with players whatsoever? Even if you're there, you still have to conduct Postgame interviews be assumed just whole thing was different. And it really took any kind of productivity out of going to games. Right? That makes sense. So you did it. You saw what it was like You saw what it felt like, But if you can't interact with people you need interact with why do it. Chris Mannix is joining us. You know, then you get this weird situation Chris surrounding the NBA All Star game. You've got a number of big time players. They have been very public about the fact that they don't like the idea at all. What's been your reaction to the reaction from guys like LeBron dear and Fox, Johannes and more. Well, it surprised first and foremost, because over the last month and a half, the MBA has been carefully negotiating the possibility of an All Star game with the union they have had. Many conversations with Michele Roberts. Chris Paul has been involved in this process, other high ranking union members and you would have thought that Those union officials and high ranking union players would have, you know, had a conversation with if not the rank and file the high profile players. In this league. And even if you want to whittle down the list of high profile players to one, you would have think that they've become the same page with LeBron James. Because as we've seen with player reaction, as goes, LeBron As goes the rest of league and LeBron's reaction league was immediately kind of picked up on by many other players like Yonas Campbell Walker's name a couple and they fall in line with LeBron's viewpoints. So it didn't surprise me that There.
Charlotte Readers Podcast
"robert chris" Discussed on Charlotte Readers Podcast
"You. That takes way too much finally got a lot of great content. We put out on our exclusive patriot channel. If you like what we do here that is our mission of helping authors. Give voice to their at words. You'd like to help us defray the cost of this project you can jump over to patriotic s. pat oreo n. dot com forward slash charlotte readers. Podcast and you can tap into all the great extra content we've got the curated by our authors and me about They're riding lives and the craft and business of writing and other things too but enough for the prologue. Let's get to the uninterrupted story of our guest. In the one day written in this episode we visited lawyer and diplomat turned author and playwright of the eskin author of the reflecting pool. A crime thriller starring protagonist. Dc homicide detective marco thorn nor times bestselling thirsty berry says rough and ragged as the world. It's so vividly. Creates the reflecting pool crackles with twists and turns making for a fun and hetty combination of suspense intrigue john lamb providence journal says askins the reflecting post count of crime thriller. Ross mcdonald would have written if he were still alive today. S how barney author h but s can prove more than equal to the task. The reflecting pools crime thriller constructed along classic lines and Eskimos created the best crime hero. This out of michael. Connelly's harry bosch woven from the fabric of masters john donald and robert chris this riveting pace turner's never afraid to cut its own cloth thi- welcome to the show make your acquaintance and that's a i love those endorsements. They're rough and ragged crackles twists turns and then the the reference to harry bosch. It's nice to get those endorsements right exactly. Exactly great work for debut novel. I read this Over thanksgiving weekend and just loved. I've always loved thrillers anyway but I really got into your book and really enjoyed reading. It glad to hear that so. Let's talk a little bit Before we get into the heart of the book your the reflecting pool of cheap. Because i think informs the work year to some extent like like me. You're kind of a recovering lawyer to as you're you're you're you're a former diplomat to add to that Resume you served in the us army and the united states foreign service in washington syria. Yugoslavia is land in berlin and then the capital of the german democratic republic which makes for a very interesting life. And i'm just curious as to how that experience.
What Difference Does It Make
"robert chris" Discussed on What Difference Does It Make
"I do like isn't i love this song. It's magic magical. I mean it's so poppy so amazing. Just this was the cars moved onto. They had a different producer for for this album. This was the album heartbeat city originally. It was roy. Thomas baker rock producer. Did some great stuff but they moved to robert mutt lang of def leppard and shania twain and knows how to write. Pop hits or produce. Those saw that you know this this war this great sound and the cars took huge advantage of that. There were like four. They had from heartbeat city. Of course there was As you might think when up to number seven hello again was number twenty. And they're big hits drive. Hit number three. Get out and do you remember the video for the song. Yeah i saw the video where there. He's like jesus since in there. And there's all these freaks that look like they're straight out of the eighty s just trying to touch. They're all dressed up in. I don't know some are costumes. But it's all you could look at this video and just look at these extras and think. Oh my god. This is again super eighties so good and it should be you know where it was. Shot the video. The echoes a party scene but funding eleven but his genome reshot was shot. It was shot at the hill estate for hotel. The hilton estate families. Home the family's home. Oh the actual hilton so so like a baby. Paris hilton was there in. It's fair and eighty four born yet. She may have been She is not in it. So yeah was it. Conrad conrad hilton. That was the dad. Yeah and do you know who directed this video. I'll me put can poke to broke. And we know tim pope from well. We know tim pope because he directed less videos in the eighties but mostly because he directed thirty seven videos for the cure. Yes which is a significant. I mentioned robert lang robert mutt lang. Who's associated really with def leppard. He almost didn't produce hysteria because he had a commitment to the car. So he told def leppard they couldn't work on hysteria. But due to delays in the album's recording laying was eventually able to produce it and they lived happily ever after lucky for everyone including us. If you like the elvis. Gary which i do. Yes that's crazy the thing like. Oh my god. That's that might not. It might have been a completely different story for developer. Also i should say because i think in the last pop culture episode you kind of pooh poohing on one thousand nine hundred four. There was the the critic robert chris. Cow i'm sure you're familiar with them. Eight no that The glossy approached. The cars invented has made this the best year for pure pop and damn near twenty years. And it's only fair that they should return so confidently to form so robert crisco agrees in nineteen eighty-four is the greatest year ever for music. L. is speaking specifically about pop music and not necessary. The alternative genre alternative was good to go to that. Don't give me started that we already get into. Yeah so the cars. Magic was magical yet. So let's see the magic. Is this on. The k rock list of this song is not on the list. I am sorry..
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Hollywood Walk of Fame's 2020 Class Revealed: Julia Roberts, Chris Hemsworth and More
"Julia roberts chris hit after octavia spencer are just a few of the celebrities who will have stars on the hollywood walk of fame the hollywood chamber of commerce has welcome selection committee announced yesterday the list of celebrities who will soon receive stars on or near hollywood boulevard this video paint got her star daytime stars dr phil and wendy williams are also on the list the dates of their ceremonies have not been announced yet again can't believe join Doesn't have a