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Jamie Lee Curtis is smashing box office records, and the Pop Rocket panel APPROVES. In this episode, Guy, Wynter, Karen, and Margaret share their favorite scares, from new shows like The Haunting of Hill House on Netflix and the CW's Charmed, to the latest season of American Horror Story: Apocalypse. Plus, they tackle the important questions, such as, “What Stephen King movie is the best?” and “What is it really going to take for Jamie Lee Curtis to kill Mike Myers?” And they lament that we are still awaiting a Halloween novelty song to top Michael Jackson's Thriller.

All Abouts

Wynter is all about the Lifetime TV psychological thriller/romance You, which stars Penn Badgley and delves into themes of stalking, obsession, social media, and sociopathic detachment.

Margaret is all about Girl Talk's 2010 album All Day, which is the only album that will get Silas to sleep these days.

Karen is all about an impassioned voicemail she received from Tina Turner devotee Nick White, who made an exceptionally strong case to award the very first Pop Rocket Seal of Approval to Tina Turner.

Guy is all about food writer Samin Nosrat's Netflix show Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat.

That's My Jam

Karen - ANOHNI - Hopelessness

Wynter - Chaka Khan - Like Sugar

Margaret - Wendy Carlos and Rachel Elkind - The Shining Main Title Theme.

Guy - The Go-Go's - Vacation

With Guy Branum, Karen Tongson, Wynter Mitchell-Rohrbaugh, and Margaret Wappler.

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Produced by Laura Swisher for MaximumFun.org. Edited by Shana Daloria.

In this episode, the guys interview Jerry Harris--Lead Minister of The Crossing and Publisher of the Christian Standard and the Lookout. He regales us with tales from the Restoration Movement’s past and challenges us to seek unity, especially with our African-American Church of Christ brothers and sisters.

She was many things: A celebrated teacher, a pioneering civil servant, a battlefield nurse, a public speaker, and a leader of many initiatives, including the American Red Cross. In a time when single, middle-class women didn't have all that many career options, Clara Barton went ahead and had, oh, let's call it five different careers. This dynamo was a woman of many contradictions: she was incredibly shy, but also brazen in her pursuit of her goals; she was anxious and insecure, but also sure and steady. This "Angel of the Battlefield" was a whole lot more dynamic, and more complicated, than you think. Let's reexamine the life of this fascinating character.

I'm always intrigued by a good story. How about "from early music player to Buchla master"? Todd Barton's story is as good as his music - which is damned good. His use of serious electronic music gear to create focused worked is quite unique, and it is reflected in the way that the music sounds awesome regardless of the technology used to create it.

And the list of technology is pretty serious: Buchla modulars and Music Easels, Serge modulars and the Haken Continuum - and even the Hordijk Blippoo - are all pulled into play as necessary. Todd has been releasing recordings, but also recently did a series of live shows throughout Europe and the western US.

In our chat, we go over his entre into electronic music, how he got drawn into Buchla and Serge gear, and how he makes his choices now. He also talks a bit about the process of doing live modular teaching via Skype, and how he creates his live musical sculptures. Very in-depth conversations on creation; this is a discussion that will prove inspiring.

Check out Todd's work at his website: toddbarton.com. And enjoy the podcast!

What is a lobbyist? Who uses lobbyists? What value do lobbying firms add? Answering these questions with our host Duff Watkins is Matthew Hingerty, CEO & Managing Director at Barton Deakin.

Matthew Hingerty is one of the most experienced political and industry figures working in government relations consulting in Australia. He leads Barton Deakin’s national government relations business and is responsible for all client quality assurance along with assisting Barton Deakin’s clients in the NSW and Commonwealth jurisdictions.

Thank you for your continued support of this podcast. We are constantly looking for ways to improve, so please let us know how we can do that for you. What topics are you interested in hearing about? What businesses do you think we should showcase? Let us know by sending an email to podcast@amcham.com.au

Post-production engineered by Mahan Noori and Adrian Grima.

Joe Filisko reveals his love for American roots folk and blues music.  He explains the mechanics of the harmonica in an in-depth description of reed design, adjusting, setting and tuning the diatonic harmonica and how this manifested in the Hohner Thunderbird Harmonica that Joe contributed his expertise to.

Joe is also an accomplished artist who travels the world with his Blues roots duo partner, Eric Noden, whom he’s recorded four studio records with at Joyride Studio with genius audio engineer Blaze Barton. Joe discusses their approach to studio recording, gear, microphones, amps, and techniques.

Joe is also a dedicated educator who has taught for decades at the Old Town School of Folk Music in Chicago, IL USA along with teaching workshops around the world.  He also provides deeply researched harmonica lessons and teaching resources found on his website.

Filisko Harmonica Instruction: http://www.filiskostore.com/

Schedule and appearances, all things Filisko:  http://www.filisko.com/  

Joe Filisko & Eric Noden:  https://www.rootsduo.com/

Old Town School of Folk Music:  https://www.oldtownschool.org/

Filisko harmonica instruction  Facebook page:  https://www.facebook.com/FiliskoStoreHarmonicaInstruction/  

JoyRide Recording Studio - Blaise Barton:  http://www.joyride-studio.com/

To find more interviews like this: http://darausf.com/musician-technician-entrepreneur-podcast/

The Musician Technician Entrepreneur Podcast is sponsored by the Digital Audio Recording Arts at the University of St. Francis in Joliet, IL USA.  Teaching students how to succeed in the music business by being a Musician Technician Entrepreneur while earning their Bachelors degree.  http://www.darausf.com

Joe Filisko reveals his love for American roots folk and blues music.  He explains the mechanics of the harmonica in an in-depth description of reed design, adjusting, setting and tuning the diatonic harmonica and how this manifested in the Hohner Thunderbird Harmonica that Joe contributed his expertise to.

Joe is also an accomplished artist who travels the world with his Blues roots duo partner, Eric Noden, whom he’s recorded four studio records with at Joyride Studio with genius audio engineer Blaze Barton. Joe discusses their approach to studio recording, gear, microphones, amps, and techniques.

Joe is also a dedicated educator who has taught for decades at the Old Town School of Folk Music in Chicago, IL USA along with teaching workshops around the world.  He also provides deeply researched harmonica lessons and teaching resources found on his website.

Filisko Harmonica Instruction: http://www.filiskostore.com/

Schedule and appearances, all things Filisko:  http://www.filisko.com/  

Joe Filisko & Eric Noden:  https://www.rootsduo.com/

Old Town School of Folk Music:  https://www.oldtownschool.org/

Filisko harmonica instruction  Facebook page:  https://www.facebook.com/FiliskoStoreHarmonicaInstruction/  

JoyRide Recording Studio - Blaise Barton:  http://www.joyride-studio.com/

To find more interviews like this: http://darausf.com/musician-technician-entrepreneur-podcast/

The Musician Technician Entrepreneur Podcast is sponsored by the Digital Audio Recording Arts at the University of St. Francis in Joliet, IL USA.  Teaching students how to succeed in the music business by being a Musician Technician Entrepreneur while earning their Bachelors degree.  http://www.darausf.com

Join Emma Barnett, Travel & Tourism category judge Dr Bettany Hughes and De Montfort University's Dr Su Barton as we conclude our journey through the history of travel and tourism in England. They’ll discuss beautiful piers, seaside amusements and grand Victorian hotels. Nominate a place at HistoricEngland.org.uk/100Places | A History of England in 100 Places is a Historic England podcast, sponsored by specialist insurer Ecclesiastical ecclesiastical.com

Join Emma Barnett, Travel & Tourism category judge Dr Bettany Hughes and De Montfort University's Dr Su Barton as we continue our journey through the history of travel and tourism in England. From pubs, to the railway age and the New World, we explore why ten places have been chosen from hundreds of your nominations.

Nominate a place at HistoricEngland.org.uk/100Places

A History of England in 100 Places is a Historic England podcast, sponsored by specialist insurer Ecclesiastical ecclesiastical.com

Note: Locomotion Number One, which features in this episode, is on loan from the National Railway Museum, York.

Join Emma Barnett, Travel & Tourism category judge Dr Bettany Hughes and De Montfort University's Dr Su Barton as we begin our journey through the history of travel and tourism in England. Find out what the Romans did for travel and tourism in England as we explore why ten places have been chosen from hundreds of your nominations.

Nominate a place at HistoricEngland.org.uk/100Places

A History of England in 100 Places is a Historic England podcast, sponsored by specialist insurer Ecclesiastical ecclesiastical.com

Finding opportunities: "Every instance creates a chance to learn. Be willing to work." Steve Jones CEO of Allied Universal is interviewed by David Cogan founder of Eliances and host of the Eliances Heroes show amfm, and syndicated online.

Finding opportunities: "Every instance creates a chance to learn. Be willing to work." Steve Jones CEO of Allied Universal is interviewed by David Cogan founder of Eliances and host of the Eliances Heroes show amfm, and syndicated online.

Nate takes another look at the race for eight in the West, but first has a phone call with Jeff, who is on his way back to Denver from Houston. Only four games left. Enjoy the show and thanks for listening.

GE Smith the longtime Saturday Night Live Music Director is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes show amfm, iHeart radio. David and GE talk about his stellar career working with such greats as Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Jerry Garcia. He talks with Cogan about his tour with Roger Waters, the founding member of Pink Floyd. Smith then talks with Glue about working with is wife and relays a story about a Bridge Fund concert happening with Neil Young in the late 80s. "I got my first guitar at the age of 4 and never looked back."

GE Smith the longtime Saturday Night Live Music Director is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes show amfm, iHeart radio. David and GE talk about his stellar career working with such greats as Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Jerry Garcia. He talks with Cogan about his tour with Roger Waters, the founding member of Pink Floyd. Smith then talks with Glue about working with is wife and relays a story about a Bridge Fund concert happening with Neil Young in the late 80s. "I got my first guitar at the age of 4 and never looked back."

Taylor Barton Author and Musician is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes show amfm, iHeart radio. They discuss her book, Pedro N Pip which is an underwater odyssey featuring a rock n roll octopus inspired by Bob Dylan. Barton also talks about the fateful Saturday Night Live encounter between she and her now husband GE Smith the longtime Music Director for SNL.

Taylor Barton Author and Musician is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes show amfm, iHeart radio. They discuss her book, Pedro N Pip which is an underwater odyssey featuring a rock n roll octopus inspired by Bob Dylan. Barton also talks about the fateful Saturday Night Live encounter between she and her now husband GE Smith the longtime Music Director for SNL.