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Lose Yourself
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I Try
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The Shining
Poker Face
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We speak with philosopher James (Jamie) K.A. Smith about his new book How to Inhabit Time: Understanding the Past, Facing the Future, Living Faithfully Now. It's a contemplative exploration of what it means to be a temporal creature, a being constituted by a past and oriented toward a future. If that sounds heady, it's honestly one of the most spiritual and restful books we've featured on the show, and it's also philosophically informed and beautifully written. Jamie also loves music, and certain songs are featured prominently in the book, and there's a Spotify playlist that accompanies it which you can find here. The books, articles, songs, and films mentioned in the conversation are:
The beverage we tasted is Elijah Craig Toasted Barrel bourbon.
The beverage tasting is at 4:10. To skip to the interview, go to 7:10.
You can find the transcript for this episode here.
Content note: this episode contains some mild profanity.
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0:00 Intro
0:24 Why our podcast is called Hahaha Fantastic
2:07 Christian’s favorite line in Speed
3:08 How does recording equipment work in this world (Speed)?
4:48 Mack hates everyone but Jack
4:57 Alec didn’t know what WAP meant
5:52 Alec’s nacho story
8:47 Racism is everywhere
9:14 The Eric Andre Show
11:30 Our dumbest fan
11:57 Alec is not Black
13:53 Samuel L. Jackson and Black empowerment
14:22 The Good Christian Hug
15:19 Alec’s and Two Can Play That Game’s ending
16:40 RIP DMX
17:31 We are lazy
17:55 We recommend nothing
18:29 You can’t start with ska
18:46 Friendship story
20:20 Rage Against the Machine woes
21:24 Strangers trying to convince us to do things
23:32 Arnold Schwarzenegger and David Carradine
24:56 Female Empowerment
26:00 Hahaha Fantastic doesn’t care
26:21 Alec is still not Black and our podcast cover art
29:13 Greenland is lazy
30:23 Listen close sheepeople
30:50 The moving pictures company
32:01 Hahaha hipsters
32:45 Seasons of music
36:38 Touched
36:53 Bo Burnham and Mr. Krabs
38:08 Sam Jackson and Julia Louis Dreyfus gonna bang
39:30 Tarantino films ranked (Alec is such a hipster)
42:31 Live Free or Die Hard is Alec’s mom’s favorite movie
43:09 Christian hates John McClane
46:21 Alec’s dad is bald
46:50 Arnold Schwarzenegger and Justin Long
47:34 How do you like Die Hard 4 now Mrs. Mundy?
47:59 Watch Die Hard 4 or whatever
48:36 Cajun?
50:24 Christian only likes sad music
51:13 Alec’s cajon woes continued
52:31 Pitching or catching?
54:15 This ride isn’t canon
55:48 Ja Rule and Race Wars
58:28 Brian O’Connor is a bad cop
59:23 John McClane v. Jack Traven v. Brian O’Connor
1:03:17 What if Jesse’s dad is John Cena? (he wasn’t)
Neo-folk has been a force on the music charts for years now, with bands like the Head and the Heart and the Lumineers leading the charge. The Riverside, a rising indie folk band out of Santa Barbara, Calif., is working hard to reach those same heights, taking a decidedly unique approach to get there. Hear their story and music on this week’s KMB, along with a stellar lineup of classic and contemporary folk artists, including Fleet Foxes, Caamp, Bob Dylan and Arlo Guthrie.
The boys do a deep dive on Father John Misty's 2015 masterpiece "I Love You, Honeybear". Hear a track by track breakdown along with commentary on how the album helps define the 2010s music scene.
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Welcome to Episode 90 of the Hip Hop Orchestra Presents Podcast
In this Episode, we are introduced to the absolutely INCREDIBLE Multi Award Winning Radio Host and Podcaster Sofia Loporcaro
Sofia shares with us how and why she got started into Radio Hosting and Podcasting, how she felt winning some of the most amazing awards in Radio, the meanings behind her tattoos, some of her favourite Podcast moments so far and SO much more
We hope you enjoy :)
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Sofia Loporcaro
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Sofias Podcasts
Before The Chorus Podcast
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Website - https://www.beforethechorus.com/
SoLo Sounds
Spotify
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The Hip Hop Orchestra:
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Georgio Savvides:
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Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgio-savvides-3414b668/
Welcome to the Turntable Round Table!
Here’s what the crew were into this past week. Give ‘em a listen and see what you think!
Kevin’s Pick
Chris Rea – “The Road To Hell, Pt. 2” from The Road To Hell (1989)
Juan’s Pick
Guided By Voices– “Game Of Pricks” from Alien Lanes(1994)
Shawn’s Pick
Fleet Foxes – “Wading in Waist-High Water” from Shore (2020)
Mark’s Pick
The Doobie Brothers – “Another Park, Another Sunday” from What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits (1974)
Tom’s Pick
Big Country – “Close Action” from The Crossing (1983)
Don’s Pick
XIXA– “May They Call Us Home” from Genesis(2021)
Craig’s Pick
The Flamin’ Groovies – “Whiskey Woman” from Teenage Head (1971)
Support the show50! Stay above 50! This week we're talking the 1994 action classic Speed starring Keanu Reeves and go into the mind of Robin Pecknold for Fleet Foxes' third LP Crack-Up.
Intro 0:00 - 3:20
Speed 3:20 - 41:15
Fleet Foxes 41:15 - 1:14:12
Art of the Week 1:14:12 - 1:37:46
Outro 1:37:46 - 1:39:47
Good Shiiiit! In this episode, W & G list off each of their 5 favorite albums of 2020.
Goood Shit! In this episode, W & G list off each of their five favorite songs of 2020.
This week Adi Goodrich (@adigoodrich) and Sean Pecknold (@seanpecknold) of Sing-Sing (@singsingstudio) discuss finding balance in their own lanes while supporting each other’s creative expertise. When looking for a creative collaborator, Adi talks about the importance of finding a partner with the same work ethic as you. We examine the importance of having dedicated time to yourself; when you can slow down and be intentional with what you create. It’s this work that will last longer than a cycle and will likely bring in more paid work than actual paid work. Sean dig into getting obsessed with the details of your craft, while Adi warns against getting too close to the client’s references; you want to avoid the Pinterest echo chamber. They also chat about being inspired by the past - the stuff that couldn’t have been made digitally - to make their art history grandparents proud of their work. We reminisce about live shows while Sean and Adi dig into the differences between commercial work and concert visuals. Lastly, we chat about doing things differently; trusting that little voice in your head and inspirations from the past because what makes you uncomfortable is where the new things come from.
Show Notes –
- Their first Sony collaboration
- Alphabetacool
- Saturday School
- Crack-Up Tour Visuals
- Can I Believe You, Fleet Foxes
I think we can all agree 2020 has been a YEAR. No one more so than country music singer Fanny Lumsden. Based in the tiny town of Tooma, on the western side of the Snowy Mountains, her release plans for her beautiful third album Fallow took a turn for the worse, when disaster and pandemic struck. But that didnât stop Fanny. Her resilience, and optimism has carried her and her community through this year, and itâs why I asked her to share her songs of solace for her Take 5.
Fanny Lumsden has been making music since 2015, but her new album is whatâs really put her on the map. Itâs been nominated for seven Golden Guitar Awards, leading the pack. Sheâs up for an ARIA for Best Country Album, and sheâs gained a whole lot more fans with this heartfelt and acclaimed new record. Fanny joined me from her property in Tooma to share her story, some beautiful songs, and a big dose of hope.
Josh Pyke - 'Middle of the Hill'
Allison Krauss - 'Baby Now That I Found You'
Fleet Foxes - 'Tiger Peasant Mountain Song'
Melanie Horsnell & Steve Appel - 'Someone Like You'
Debussy - âLa Fille Aux Cheveux de Linâ
Welcome to AvA Lite, a snack-sized version of our regular episodes. Lucas and Cail debate which folk festival lover had the better "quarantune" release — T. Swift or Robin Pecknold?
Fleet Foxes https://www.fleetfoxes.co
Robin Pecknold https://www.instagram.com/robinpecknold/
Shore https://music.apple.com/us/album/shore/1531283696
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