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Rue du Jazz c'est une heure de soul, de jazz et de potins de stars !

Dans cet épisode, Nina Simone vue par… de grands producteurs d’aujourd’hui et l’histoire d’une galérienne de la musique devenue reine de la soul, Sharon Jones…

Leslie Feist joins Simon and Brian to discuss her songwriting process and recent record Multitudes. The award-winning Canadian singer-songwriter talks about taking part in a 'Song-A-Day' challenge, bypassing judgement when writing, and how she has developed songs through live performance.

Will, Anurag and Jason count down Anurag and Jason's favorite albums of 2023.

We got Andee Avila, Shawn Eckels, & even a rad-dad named Floyd joining Andy for updates on life from the road. Or maybe it's just green room girl talk for 20 minutes. The important thing is that you don't really care, do you? Nah. You just LoOoVE them and are grateful to have these boys share their life with you... right?! (Me too) Plus! On the Interview Hour, we got Afie Jurvanen from Bahamas! He's not just a wizard on guitar with a dulcette voice; his songwriting is also top notch and the production on his recordings is textbook E L E G A N T. Irrefutable. Fight me on this, if you dare. But don't stress; just take a sip from the cup on inspiration that is this episode we call: 240

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Produced by Andy Frasco, Joe Angelhow, & Chris Lorentz

Audio mix by Chris Lorentz

Featuring:

• Arno Bakker
• Andee "Beats" Avila
• Shawn Eckels

To everyone out there decrying self-indulgence, let it be set straight for the record that if you had your own long-running podcast, you'd want to have your music-loving friends on the show as often as possible too. We had an absolute blast hanging with the OG All Time Top Ten Pals O The Pod aka The ATTT All-Stars. Gabe Scalone, The Old Boy Himself Ryan Blake, David Daskal, Joe Lavelle, Matt Dinan, Dustin Prince and the one and only Shannon Hurley are back for Part 2 in our navel-gazing exercise. What does the spirit of ATTT embody in song form, which is clearly the best form? If anyone could have an opinion on this it's these 7 people. With a super-sized guest list, there's also a super-sized playlist. Picks 8-1 are featured in Part 2.

If you missed picks 16-9 as featured in Part 1, check it out here or wherever you get your podcasts:
https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/alltimetopten/episodes/2023-07-31T04_00_00-07_00

And with super-sized guest lists come super-sized Spotify playlists! With the bumper tracks in tow, this varietal list must be heard to be appreciated:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/19Y0W61h1YiOMhCqrAxxUz?si=a1f99efec5994974

Follow all of these good-hearted people on social media!

Gabe - https://www.facebook.com/gabescalone

David - https://www.facebook.com/xyzyx

Ryan - https://www.instagram.com/soulsurfhb/

Joe - https://twitter.com/JoeLavelleSongs

Matt - https://www.instagram.com/frankensteinsjourney/

Dustin - https://www.instagram.com/chrisdprince/

Shannon - https://www.instagram.com/shannonsongs/

Essa é segunda edição do Sonora Drive, trazendo só faixas que tem a ver com dirigir, falando em carros, motocicletas, trens, ruas, pontes e estradas.

- Eddie Vedder - Drive

- Gregory Alan Isakov - Big Black Car

- Jonas Blue feat Dakota - Fast Car (acoustic)

- B Wise - Under The Bridge

- Keren Ann - Road Bin

- Feist and Ben Gibbard - Train Song

- The Lost Fingers - Joe Le Taxi

- Mighty Good Road - Electric Avenue

- Colter Wall – Motorcycle

- Gospel Music with Tracyanne Campbell – Automobile

- Taj Mahal - Mercedes Benz

- Tok Tok Tok - Why Dont We Do It In The Road

- Groove Da Praia - Cars and Girls

- Nena - Big Yellow Taxi

- Britta Phillips – Drive

Bienvenue dans la Rue du Jazz  pour une heure de soul, de jazz et de bonne musique, avec en plus des potins de stars!Notre star du soir est une jeune chanteuse prometteuse qui faisait scintiller les yeux de Hugh Heffner le patron du journal Playboy à la fin des années 50. Elle était ravissante, possédait un timbre unique et pourtant... Intrigant non ? La suite dans ce podcast ! Je vous raconterai également une drôle d’histoire, celle d’un événement oublié qui a bouleversé le monde de la musique et du jazz dans les années 40… 

Bonne nouvelle de la semaine:  La Rue du Jazz le Podcast est classé 139ème dans les podcasts musique Apple Podcasts (territoire France). Ô joie!

Brendan makes Levi discuss their favourite book series.

In this episode, we explore two very different types of hunting dogs, both of which defy any attempt to fit neatly within a single category. Dachshunds, also known as Teckels or Dackels, are incredibly versatile hunting dogs that excel at hunting birds or tracking wounded game. Feist, on the other hand, are a category of dogs that represent the varied needs and preferences of squirrel hunters throughout North America. Both dogs are relatively unknown as hunting dogs outside of their circles, but within their community lies a fiercely devoted and passionate group of enthusiasts.

The Dachshund, or Teckel, originated in Germany and soon became a popular companion and hunting dog. War caused international interest in this German symbol to wane, leading to a short-lived attempt at renaming the breed “Liberty Hound.” The resilient little dog soon rebounded, though, and was once again popular around the world with hunters looking for a capable, driven dog with an expertise in tracking game as well as both bird dog and terrier-like skills.

Feist are a uniquely North American creation, bred to accompany squirrel hunters throughout Appalachia. They locate small game and tree it, keeping the animal in position until the hunter arrives to take the shot. While only two breeds of Feist are currently recognized by external registries, the category as a whole encompasses a huge array of local varieties and specialties.

As always, we explore some etymology in this episode. We explore the origin of the name “Teckel” and why the German word “Dachshund” isn’t often used within German to refer to this breed. We look into the meaning of “Feist” and how these dogs carry the name of an antique slang term. Finally, we start to build a dictionary of jaegersprache, or hunter’s language. The first entry in this list is “backing,” a term important in pointing dog culture but likely not understood outside of that world.

Tune in to learn more about Teckels and Feist! You’re nearly guaranteed to learn something new in this episode. We thank you for listening and hope you’ll continue to reach out with your comments, questions, and ideas. We can be reached at HDC@northwoodscollective.com.

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Hunting Dog Confidential is presented by Eukanuba Premium Performance Dog Food and supported by Dakota 283.

Will and Anurag discuss Anurag's favorite albums of the past decade.

Chief Executive of the Passivhaus Trust, Jon Bootland, explains the processes and benefits of building your house to the Passivhaus Standard.

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Tim Cosby is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to owning, breeding, training and hunting squirrel dogs. Tim has been running squirrel dogs for longer than most of us have been alive!  He takes the time out of his day to talk with me about all of those things and more.  I could sit and talk to Tim all day!  Enjoy! 

This episode Kevin and Jose dive into a deep genre: the one-shot music video. They're part magic trick and part technical masterclass. This time it's the one-shot warehouse videos. We talk about "1, 2, 3, 4" by Feist, "Call Your Girlfriend" by Robyn, and "Ignore Me" by Betty Who. Choreography is not just for dancers!

This week, Leslie Feist talks to Grant Stovel about how a conscious shift in perspective guided the approach to her latest album, Pleasure.
She’ll tell us about the “dark nights of the soul” that led her to finding a better work-life balance. Plus, Leslie reflects on her tributes to Leonard Cohen, Gord Downie, and the milestone anniversary of her appearance on Sesame Street.

Jim travels to 1962 to examine a film that started slow, but developed a huge cult following, Herk Harvey's classic psychological thriller, "Carnival of Souls," starring Candace Hilligoss, Frances Feist, Sydney Berger, Art Ellison and Stan Levitt. A young woman survives a horrific car accident and is haunted by the ghoulish figure of a man. Is he real or is he a figment of her imagination? Find out on this week's episode of "Monster Attack!"