fingers

And here's the playlist in full...

• BEAK  -  We Can Go
• DEADBIT BABE  -  I Wanna Be Your Thing
• SHYGIRL  -  Uckers
• ROSALÍA  -  Aute Cuture (Live @ Glastonbury 2019)
• BLACKENED  -  Moment
• CHAMPION DOUG VEITCH  -  Not The Heart (NME Remix)
• IFRIQIYYA ELECTRIQUE  -  Beesmeellah Beedeet
• METRONOMY  -  Salted Caramel Ice Cream
• EZRA FURMAN  -  Calm Down
• HATCHIE  -  Stay With Me
• JANELLE MONÁE  -  Make Me Feel (Live @ Glastonbury 2019)
• KALLE HYGIEN  -  Access To A Bank Account
• CLAQUE, THE  -  Stray
• MADLIB & OHNO  -  Big Whips
• SPARKLY NIGHT  -  Lady Paradise
• DABOZZ X CHA CHA  -  Wu
• S-X  -  Always Wrong
• SNOWY  -  REDDIT

Jonathan Pie - Hunt vs Johnson

• LIZZO  -  Juice (Live @ Glastonbury 2019)
• OLAV BREKKE MATHISEN  -  Hasj Box
• LADY LYKEZ  -  Buzz Lightyear
• PUNCH CARDS  -  Facing Death
• COMET IS COMING, THE  -  Summon The Fire (Live @ Glastonbury 2019)
• IVY LAB X TWO FINGERS   -  Orange
• BLACK DRESSES  -  GO INSIDE 2019
• LEFT AT LONDON  -  Revolution Lover
• BARON FOUR, THE  -  Shut Your Mind
• FILTER DREAD  -  Rainforest
• BLOODY BEETROOTS, THE  -  Warp 2.019 (Steve Aoki & Kayzo Remix)
• CAROLINE POLACHEK  -  Door
• NORTH MANC BEDS  -  Safebliss 53Cond P455
• MISS RED  -  Prayers
• MATTIEL  -  Keep The Change (Live @ Glastonbury 2019)

Stories from the Week

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This week's hiatus lecture we finally revisit The Episode That Shall Not Be Named, otherwise known as Cat Fingers. Has Chris' opinion changed? You can catch us on Twitter @nothinbutstatic or mail@nothingbutstatic.co.uk

Stickie Fingers are from Griffith, which is in the Riverina region of New South Wales.  I had a chat to them at the Central Coast Ukulele and Folk Festival in August.  This is the first time I’ve done an episode with 5 people at once, and it was a little daunting at first!  We recorded this in a very small hotel room, and you can imagine how crowded it was with six people and a heap of ukuleles.  It was all good fun though, and I enjoyed our chat.  I hope you do too!

They played:

“Donald Where’s Your Troosers” – Andy Stewart & Neil Grant (1960)

“Rollin’ In My Sweet Baby’s Arms” – Traditional

And here are a few links to things mentioned in the episode:

The Bushwackers

What's a tin whistle?

The Deni Uke Muster

The Junee Rhythm & Rail Festival

Barron River Ukuleles

The Norfolk Island Ukulele Festival

The Blue Mountains Ukulele Festival

The Murrumbidgee Ukulele Group Strummers

Yarran Wines 

The music played in this episode is licenced under a Podcasts (Featured Music) agreement with APRA AMCOS.

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Jayson Bests Bottoms  

August 2018: After School Specials Month , 1st place 

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Guest: Dave

Topics: What Concert Type are you?, Personal Assistants, Finger Nails and hilarity there in

In today’s episode, Rachel and Jessica discuss the underlying skills related to handwriting as well as deficits associated with these skills. They also dive into simple, at home strategies and activities that you can incorporate into your child’s routine in order to increase their hand strength, fine and visual motor skills, and overall handwriting abilities!  

Be sure to check out the show notes on our blog at  Harkla.Co/Podcast.

Brought To You By Harkla

This podcast is brought to you by Harkla.  Our mission at Harkla is to help those with special needs live happy and healthy lives. We accomplish this through high-quality sensory products, child development courses, and The Harkla Sensory Club.

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• While we make every effort to share correct information, we are still learning. We will double check all of our facts but realize that medicine is a constantly changing science and art. One doctor / therapist may have a different way of doing things from another.  We are simply presenting our views and opinions on how to address common sensory challenges, health related difficulties and what we have found to be beneficial that will be as evidenced based as possible. By listening to this podcast, you agree not to use this podcast as medical advice to treat any medical condition in either yourself or your children. Consult your child’s pediatrician/ therapist for any medical issues that he or she may be having.  This entire disclaimer also applies to any guests or contribut

Guest(s): Katrina and Lauren

Topics: What type of IBS are you? (and IBS in general), Bagels, Misophonia (the sensitivity to small sounds)

Legendary bands collide on 'My Classic Album' as Mike teams up with Guns N' Roses' Dizzy Reed to break down 'Sticky Fingers' by the Rolling Stones!

Together Mike and Dizzy dissect an album that saw the Stones begin the 1970's as the band they wanted to be armed with songs that would become as iconic as the band themselves.

What kind of influence would new guitarist Mick Taylor have on the sound of the band?

Which songs on 'Sticky Fingers' were the first songs that Dizzy learnt to play on guitar?

Why does Dizzy not normally trust the opinions of professors on rock n' roll and who is the man to change his mind?

All this and more on this huge edition of 'My Classic Album'.

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Music Credit: 'This Is Rock' by Silvia Marchese

Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Festive Kwanzaa, Have the

Bestivus Festivus & Happy Holidays from our Down In Front Podcast

family to yours! 

Andrew and Warren reviews The Shape of Water by director

Guillermo Del Toro. Stay tuned very soon as we will have our Star

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Singer-songwriter Jake Bugg joins Simon and Brian in London to talk about the writing of his new record Hearts That Strain and songs from throughout his career to date, including: 'How Soon The Dawn', 'Waiting', 'Southern Rain', 'The Man On Stage', 'Two Fingers', 'Slumville Sunrise' and 'Gimme The Love'. Jake also reflects on the co-writing process and his time working with people like Brendan Benson, Mike Crossey and Rick Rubin.

As of 2017, it’s been 16 years since Alex Trebek shocked the world by appearing clean-shaven in the 18th season of “Jeopardy!” Aside from one season back two years ago, when he grew a thinner version back again, prompting fan pages and even a Twitter account just for his mustache.

But thanks to audience feedback, as well as his wife’s, by the next season, the ‘stache was gone. And I don’t know about you, but to me, that mustache has and will always represent him. And I’m not the only one to associate the two: Will Ferrell, who has portrayed Alex Trebek numerous times on Saturday Night Live’s “Celebrity Jeopardy!” skits is always seen with the signature ’stache.

I’m your host, Emily Prokop, and this is The Story Behind the Mustache.

Thanks to Nick from the Epic Film Guys for providing a picture of his luscious beard for Monday’s episode art for The Story Behind Beards when I asked for a beard picture in The Story Behind Discussion Group on Facebook!

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Media:

Music for Makers

The Office Movember

Sources:

The Mustache: A Hairy History - BBC

The Time Peter the Great Declared War on Facial Hair - Mental Floss

Peter The Great Initiated A Bizarre Beard Tax That Put A Price On Flowing Facial Hair - Realm of History

A Short History of Beard Styles - History Cooperative

Victorian Mustache Spoon: Your Nose Neighbor's Best Friend - Gizmodo

Hail to the Beard! A Look at the Presidential Facial Hair - History Buff

A Hairy Tale - The History of Movember’s Early Years - Movember.com

History: The Mustached American Movement - The American Mustache Institute

Alex Trebek Shaved His Mustache Again, Here's Why - Cinema Blend

11 Hard-Hitting Facts About Reggie Jackson - Mental Floss

Book: Moustaches, Whiskers & Beards – Lucinda Hawksley

This week's lecture is on the subject of "Cat Fingers" and we both discover we don't know as much about Estelle's music career as we thought. You can catch us on twitter @nothinbutstatic or mail@nothingbutstatic.co.uk

While climbing is, first and foremost, a mental and technical skill sport, long-term improvement—and pursuing your genetic potential—demands getting stronger in a number of climbing specific ways. Numerous research studies have confirmed that elite climbers, compared with non-elites, have higher grip-strength-to-mass ratio, greater forearm endurance, and a higher rate of force development in the finger flexors. Therefore, assuming that you have solid technical and mental skills, training for stronger fingers is paramount to taking your climbing to the next level. In this episode you'll learn 5 reason why strong fingers matter--this will set the stage for the next podcast which will cover effective fingerboard training techniques.

0:15 - Intro
1:00 - Research on Finger Strength of Elite Climbers

1:42 - Reason #1 Why Strong Fingers Matter - They Can Grip Smaller Holds

3:00 - #2: Stronger Fingers Can Endure Longer

9:10 - About Zlagboard

11:55 - #3: Strong Finger Can Rest on Smaller Holds

15:25 - #4: Strong Fingers Have More Stamina

18:15 - #5: Strong Fingers Make Climbing More Fun!

18:50 - Summary

20:10 - Closing Comments

Tune in next month for detailed coverage of effective fingerboard training for stronger fingers!

Music: Misty Murphy

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After a brief holiday break, my dear friend Mike Conway returns to the show to help me usher in a new year. In 2016, I really embraced the 7" so I figured we'd start 2017 with a bunch of classic punk 45s cause thats my sheee-it. As is tradition, Mike makes some incredibly outlandish statements and I react accordingly. On this episode we discuss George Michael's music videos, as well as the merits of record collecting and also waxing your scrotum. SUBSCRIBE and tell your lovely friends. 

Jam Sandwiches can also be found at: jamsandwichpodcast.com || manontop69.com || Twitter: @jamsandwichpod || Instagram: @jamsandwichpodcast 

In this episode we talk Thanksgiving & Black Friday. Riffa tells us what's on a Mexican's plate for Thanksgiving, we share Black Friday stories and why everyone should chill the fuck out. 

Florence Henderson passed away but we only know a small amount about her. We reminisce over the Brady Bunch movies and why they were strange. Fidel Castro also passed away and America is split down the middle again. Do we praise him or wish him to hell? You be the judge.

We also talk President-elect Donald Trump aka Twitter Fingers and the atmosphere he's creating in America with the media and on the web.

Red Friday dropped and YG had a lot to say about his label woes. He sent off a flurry of tweets against Def Jam and we talk about why labels always ruin shit for everyone.

We also talk Kanye West's mental health and why we want him to make a comeback. What could be wrong with Yeezy as of late and why the beef with his closest people. 

We talk the Cowboys again on their 10 game win streak and why the talk about their schedule is bullshit. And also we cover the on field feud between Dez Bryant and Josh Norman. The NFL's had problems with ratings and John Madden appeared on the Bay Area News Podcast to share his thoughts on it and Thursday Night Football games. 

Someone won the $420 Million Lottery and we're pissed that it wasn't us. We also talk about wishes that never come true. 

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