Engines of Our Ingenuity 2970: The Ever Changing train
Episode: 2970 The ever changing train: Cars and crew. Today, a story of change.
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Explore "boxcar" with insightful episodes like "Engines of Our Ingenuity 2970: The Ever Changing train", "Ep.12: Religion - The Ultimate Woo", "46: Anita To the Rescue (ft. Anita Amin)", "JK Rowling did NOT write Harry Potter" and "Episode 16: Talking Superdrag with Tim Pritchard" from podcasts like ""Engines of Our Ingenuity", "That Woo You Do", "Pop It", "Crackpot" and "Side Tracks with Rusty Pate"" and more!
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Ep.12: Religion - The Ultimate Woo
Welcome to That Woo You Do with Mary Lynn Rajskub and Jeffrey Jay!
On this week’s podcast:
- Dictionary Definition of Woo
- Spandex Man
- Taping a Special in Utah
- Religion As Woo
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46: Anita To the Rescue (ft. Anita Amin)
Anita Amin talks Indian weddings, melted frosting, and three legged dogs on this week's episode of Pop It, taped at the AC Hotel. Anita has patterned her friendships after Leslie Knope and her pets after April Ludgate. She loves Worcester's rebirth almost as much as she appreciates its gritty past. When was the last time you dusted off your Boxcar Children Cookbook?
JK Rowling did NOT write Harry Potter
All aboard the Hogwarts express as Zach and Tim cast Lumos! on a literary conspiracy that mere muggles may not have heard before. Say Alohomora! to this episode and please don't use the Obliviate! spell on us, we're only the messengers.
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Episode 16: Talking Superdrag with Tim Pritchard
Tim Pritchard has been making music for a long time. In 2005, his band Flyaway Minion released "Fair Travels." He released a solo album in 2012 titled "It Shall be Revealed" before forming The Boxcar Suite. The band released their latest record "Further In and Farther Out" in April of 2018, their first foray into the world of vinyl.
Tim stopped by to talk about the new album, play the song "Never Say Anything" and to deep dive on one of his favorite albums: Superdrag's 1998 disc "Head Trip in Every Key."
"Further In and Farther Out" Bandcamp page
As always, a special thanks to Frontier Folk Nebraska for use of their song "Cut You Loose" from their 2017 EP "WARPIG" as our theme music.
Griffin Gluck Talks Middle School Movie, Kisses Isabela Moner, Breaks Rules & Raps
OMG! This is our 250th Piper’s Picks TV episode🎉; our FIRST interview with Griffin Gluck; our LAST Piper’s Picks TV episode of 2016, our FIRST episode where we live streamed while the interview was being filmed; and the FIRST time we drove onto the Universal Studios backlot for an interview (and had a backstage tour tram hot on our tail - very PiPeRDeLiC experience). Yes, this is all pretty AwEsOmE stuff!
So, Griffin stars in Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life (“stars” as in the lead role)! We watched the move before the interview and I was ready to rock with typical You will not want to miss a “special” scene with Isabela Moner! Piper’s Picks hard-hitting questions that the world needs answered! Griffin also has played Bruce Wayne and Talen in Batman vs. Robin. More? OK! He’s Scotty Fleming in Why Him? and is in upcoming movie The Boxcar Children: Surprise Island along with Joey King and some other people you’d recognize. Some of you also probably remember Griffin from Red Band Society or Private Practice (always awesome to appear on a Shonda Rhimes show)! There’s a lot more, so feel free to look him up iMDB (of course, after you watch the interview…which you’re probably doing right now instead of reading this video description).
Griffin is really funny and quickly caught on that this wasn’t going to be a typical interview! 😃 I had questions and was ready to rock. Check it out guyz…and HAPPY NEW YEAR!💖
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Don't Make This About Me: Episode 3
Harold Lee joins us for part 2 in the saga that is his life. This man has seen everything and done everything and is kind enough to share a piece of that with us. Topics covered in this episode include working on the railroad in post-WWII USA and meeting Boxcar Willie. Harold has lived a full life and continues to live everyday as the adventure that he knows it is. Thank you to Jesse and The Shithouse Lilies for the music they contributed.
Download The Joint Podcast- 17th December 2011 - Final Hour - 1pm-2pm
- Papa Levi - Mi God-Mi King
- Christopher Rau - Last time was so good
- Coolrunnings - Rusk
- Doctors - Suspension **NZ**
- The Boxcar Rattle - Hallucinogens **NZ**
- John Maus - Fuck the earth
- Little Dragon - Little Man (Tycho Remix)
- Mike Patton - Twin Primes
- Black Milk And Danny Brown - Zap
- This Will Destroy You - The mighty Rio Grande
- Pink Playground - Dark Bloom
Episode 6 - Live Nude Podcast, Download Here
Cornelius and Rambo reminisce about board games, children's books, and Hallowe'en...naked.
Episode 4 Interview with Boxcar Brewing Company
In this episode we interview Jason Koser from Boxcar Brewing Company.
Intro to Philly Brewing Scene with Round Guys Brewery
This episode is an intro to our new format. We have some new intros, and will be focused on all brewers, brewing and beer people in Philly. We also refer you to Basic Brewing who has a great podcast on going pro from and NHC panel
Boxcar Willie - Hillbilly Heaven with intro by Rocky Thomas
Born as Lecil Travis Martin near Ovilla, Texas, Boxcar Willie was an American country music singer who sang in the "hobo music" style. In 1949, he joined the United States Air Force, became a pilot and flight engineer for the B-29 Super Fortress during the Korean War in the early 1950s.
In Lincoln, Nebraska, Martin was once sitting at a railroad crossing and a fellow that closely resembled his chief boom operator, Willie Wilson, passed by sitting in a boxcar. He said, "There goes Willie." He pulled over and wrote a song entitled "Boxcar Willie".[citation needed] It eventually stuck and became Martin's nickname. In 1962, Martin met his future wife, Lloene, in Boise, Idaho. They would later have four children.
In San Jose, California, Martin attended a talent show as "Boxcar Willie" and performed under the nickname for the first time. He won first place, a $150 prize and a nickname that he would forever go by. That was his part-time vocation, however; he was still in the Air Force and had been flying daily missions.
In 1976, Martin left the Air Force and became a full-time performer. He entered American mainstream pop culture consciousness due to a series of hyperbole-laced television commercials for record compilations of artists who were obscure in the United States, yet had large international followings, such as Slim Whitman and Gheorghe Zamfir. He went on to become a star in country music, selling more than 10 million records, tapes and CDs worldwide. In 1981, Martin achieved a professional landmark by being inducted into the Grand Ole Opry as its 60th member.
In 1985, Martin moved to Branson, Missouri and purchased a theater on Highway 76, or 76 Country Music Boulevard. In addition to the Boxcar Willie Theater, he opened a museum and eventually had two motels, both bearing his name. Boxcar Willie was one of the first big stars to open a show in Branson, paving the way for the other nationally-known names that followed.[1] He performed at his theater in Branson until he died.
Episodio 3 New Found Glory
En mi tercer episodio tengo mi CD favorito del 2006! Se llama Coming Home, es el sexto de esta banda. Son de los mas escuchados por los emo kids y bueh estan dejando a un lado el punk para sonar mas pop, igual me siguen gustando mucho.
Si los conocen, denme su opinion de si estas son o no sus mejores canciones? Escuchamos My Friend's Over You, All Downhill From Here, I Don't Wanna Know, It's Not Your Fault (el video esta en rotacion) y Hold My Hand