in memoriam

The list gets longer every year as do the shows

You will love the music in this one!!

It's the final episode of the year so the Ugs look back on celeb things that happened this year that we've already forgotten. Plus, the stars we lost, our love of Hallmark holiday movies and our predictions for the new year. Thanks for listening all year. Happy Holidays HUgs!

This episode of JJ Meets World is dedicated to the memory of Jared Nilles.

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We pay tribute to two members of Geek culture who recently passed away.

Intro music by Stockmusic331 on Pond5.

In the 1990s, Girish’s work and his public persona took a distinctly political turn as he began to respond overtly to what was happening around him. Here, Girish talks about how he created strong women characters in his plays, how he saw Islam and Muslims as an integral part of our nation’s fabric, how he became a secular humanist.  He also talks for the first time about two short stories that he wrote in Kannada.

About the Series:

In June 2019, a few days before his death, Girish Karnad and Arshia Sattar had extensive conversations about his work, his life, and the concerns that had occupied him over almost sixty years as a writer and a public intellectual. This podcast is a distillation of those freewheeling conversations, a short intellectual biography to celebrate the life and work of one of India’s finest playwrights and thinkers. In this series, we hear Girish talk about Kannada literature, existentialism, making of modern Indian theatre, the art and craft of playwriting, and his life as a public intellectual.

The series is hosted by Arshia Sattar and Anmol Tikoo, with special guests such as Vivek Shanbhag, Shanta Gokhale, and Sunil Shanbag, who provide the context for Girish’s comments. Each episode also contains scenes from his plays read by members of Bangalore’s theatre community. The readings show us how closely his philosophical and political ideas were to what he wrote. They also provide an opportunity for audiences, particularly those who might not be already familiar with Girish’s works, to experience the power of his work.

The title for the series is taken from the song in Hayavadana (ಹಯವದನ), a song which has been musically recreated for us by Pallavi MD and Konarak Reddy. Apart from the fact that Neerina Mele Chitra remains one of Kannada’s most beloved ranga geethe, we found it to be particularly evocative as we remember a man who profoundly impacted India’s cultural arena in the last half of the 20th century. This podcast series, we hope, will bear witness to Girish Karnad, a man who gave us so much to remember, but also so much to take forward.

Supported by Nilekani Philanthropies

This conversation was recorded September 20, 2020, and features a conversation with my friend, Ben Broad, who recently lost his father to cancer. Ben shares stories about who his Dad was as a child, his dedication to his professional endeavors, and talks about his Dad's legacy from his perspective as a son. Thank you for listening to this very personal conversation!

Intro & Outro Music
Nightingale by Emorie

Show Music
Suns by Acreage
Somewhere Heaven is on Earth (Ft. Joel Porter) by Alsever Lake
Sprung by Aaron Sprinkle
I Choose You by Joshua Spacht

Mit ihrer ersten Band „Be Free“ haben Bernhard Luef und Peter List damals als 13jährige in Niederösterreich begonnen – neben ersten Coversongs (Bruce Springsteen, Status Quo, STS, Fendrich,…) gabs auch die ersten Eigenkompositionen(Fight in the night, Skyscraper,etc). Als „Ikarus“ kam erstmals Geld in die Band-Kassa, das in Mischpult und Boxen investiert wurde.
Peter,Bernhard, Richard, Thomas und Andreas rockten als „New Mission“ dann noch einige Jahre zusammen – komponierten jede Menge Hits und hatten einige tolle Zelt- bzw Straßenfeste. Auch weibliche Stimmen waren dann gefragt, Patricia und Silvia sollten die neuen Lead-Stimmen werden, durch private Veränderungen war dann aber irgendwann Pause – Jahre später – 2011 – dann die Reunion „In Memoriam – The past is now“ – die pressfrische CD präsentieren uns die Musiker und eine Sängerin – mit Schmäh und ganz viel Rock-Gefühl

Auf FB findet ihr übrigens auch die Fan-Seite zu dieser Sendung: Radio Orange Intimzone – schaut mal rein und liked uns :)!