melissa etheridge

Melissa Etheridge is one of rock music’s great icons. She burst onto the American rock scene as a singer-songwriter in 1988 with her self-titled debut album, and hasn’t left it since. Melissa has remained one of America’s favorite singer-songwriters for over three decades, with two Grammys and fifteen nominations, an Academy Award, five platinum albums, and more accolades marking her prolific career. The rockstar, mother, activist and trailblazer shares her story in her memoir “Talking to My Angels”, including her battle with breast cancer, the heartbreaking loss of her son and how music has gotten her through it all. Melissa sat down with Hoda Kotb to open up about it all, sharing the lessons she’s learned and how she continues to evolve, on stage and in life.

Sean and Dayna deliver Las Vegas entertainment reports for the Highway Radio network. Here is this week's report. 

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Big numbers! The total economic output related to visitor spending in Las Vegas reached a record $79.3 billion in 2022. We discuss the reasons behind jump. We also share some other visitor spending numbers. MSG Sphere announced an immersive production coming this fall. You can buy tickets now. This is one of the reasons why we said the Sphere will be used year round. Find out more about this first-of-its-kind immersive production called Postcard from Earth. Katy Perry is doing her final PLAY show at Resorts World on November 4th. There are plenty of other shows on the schedule before that, so you still have a chance to see it. Also... Melissa Etheridge, Gladys Knight, HOUSE OF CHEER and others announce shows. Imaginarium is coming to the Westgate. Magic Mike Live Las Vegas announces a 5pm show and Vinny G from Jersey Shore is coming back to host Chippendales. Sean has dinner at BLACKOUT Dining in the Dark. You have to hear about this! 

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Part One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with an update on the ankle of Patrick Mahomes. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Super Bowl Champion Jason McCourty debate the Chiefs being underdogs to the Bengals.  The table wonders which player will put on a show in Sunday's Matchups.  Peter gives us a portion of his podcast interview with Cowboys DC Dan Quinn.  After trying to decide the best QB still playing, we reveal the Finalists for the AP Offensive and Defensive Rookies of the Year.

Stay tuned for more NFL Honors and Melissa Etheridge coming in Part Two of the GMFB Podcast.

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"Cancer leaves your body, never your mind." The perspectives from both the survivors and the caregivers can vary wildly, especially in how you remember what happened. Join us as we talk with our friends John and Sherri Snoad, as they share their very personal journey from diagnosis to thriving on the other side of cancer.

Balanced Holistic Living
Melissa Etheridge "I Run For Life"
Amazon "Welcome To The Other Side"
The James at The Ohio State University
H.O.P.E. Program at The James
Care Giver Support at The James
CaringBridge
2019 Step Up for Stefanie’s Champions: John Snoad
How Cancer Changes Your Sex Life—and What You Can Do About It
Project Athena Foundation
The Cancer Hope Network

Our listeners Top 5 UB40 songs, 'Debut Single' classics from Dido and Melissa Etheridge, a forgotten gem from Joan Jett and artists we've yet to feature from the Aussie Charts this week in 1989.
Songs are memories, music is therapy. Join us for, "You, Me, the 80s and 90s" podcast with Wayne and Emma.

Proudly brandishing the moniker of "Guitar Nerd", Pete Thorn is among the most revered guitarists on the interwebs, where his reviews and how-to videos garner thousands of views on YouTube and Instagram. Pete built his guitar reputation as a go-to session guitar guy with famed producer Linda Perry in LA and also spent years on the road with the likes of Chris Cornell, Don Henly, Melissa Etheridge, Jewell, Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi, and others.  Greg and Pete get into the gear AND the gristle!

1:13 - What’s this about playing guitar in a vampire musical in Oshkosh, Wisconsin?
3:29 - Getting out of the house to play, perform, or travel as the pandemic winds down
6:14 - The Pete Thorn signature guitar from Suhr Guitars, and gear acquisition during the pandemic
9:13 - Pete’s interest in love with recording and audio production, and the delicate intricacies of performing live with backing tracks
31:14 - Growing up in Canada, and moving to Los Angeles to attend the Guitar Institute
40:16 - Pete’s early influences, and how his taste evolved over time
46:10 - Pete’s gear, then and now
57:50 - Thoughts on being a session player
63:06 - The near future for Pete, and all that he has planned

Total Length: 71:08

Tune in to hear more about Hannah's work, how she has been inspired by Britten's music, how the life and work of both Britten and Pears can still be sensed at The Red House, and what a Creative Retreat in the grounds of their former home has meant to her. Plus, further additions to the podcast playlist - four brilliant tracks that are all about couples.

Grammy-winning musician Melissa Etheridge gives LaChina Robinson the full rundown on her Kansas City Chiefs, from her 2020 Super Bowl celebration to planning tours around the Chiefs' playing schedule.

Ike Avelli and Tym Moss are back with special guest star, Comedian Madelein Smith, for the entire episode. Madelein joins us for each of our segments!

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Game Time! - What is Madelein Smith Thinking?
Q&A-Advice!

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Welcome to Film Festival Week! 

On this special RR Entertainment series, we're dropping an interview every day this week, featuring conversations from the recent San Luis Obispo & South By Southwest Film Festivals. 

In this Episode, we start in SLO with Director/Producer Jen Rainin and her documentary, Ahead of the Curve. If you're unfamiliar with Curve Magazine, it was the first of its kind and groundbreaking in the 1990s, with founder Franco Stevens' mission to provide a safe space for Lesbian community. 

Ahead of the Curve is Franco's story, the history of the magazine, and the impact it has made over the years on the LGBTQ community to this day. 

Ahead of the Curve will be available to stream on June 1st... for more info on the movie and the latest news, visit their website. 

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In this final installment of our “decades” series, Theresa, Jaime, and special guest Kevin Cozart dive into the 1990s, an era that saw LGBTQ culture burst out of the closet and into the mainstream. We reflect on the many milestones in queer literature, music, television, and film achieved in the ‘90s—from Angels in America winning the Pulitzer Prize to Ellen DeGeneres coming out on national television. Our hosts discuss how these pop culture moments shaped their own relationships to queerness and how the ‘90s have influenced contemporary LGBTQ culture. 

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This week, a last-minute scheduling mishap resulted in another link posted on Twitter with all being welcome on the show. As is typical, we nearly broke our recording client, OBGs audio was just a distorted echo (which had to be deleted to render the episode playable {STILL DEBATABLE!}) and there is no agenda or talking points. Episodes like this show you just how well-organized your fave show Rounding Down is, baby! NEVER FORGET IT.

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Welcome to Roadcase, a podcast exploring the live music experience. 

This episode features an interview with Martin Atkins, founder of the industrial supergroup Pigface and drummer for Public Image Ltd., Killing Joke, and Nine Inch Nails.

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Theme music: "Eugene" (Instrumental) by Waltzer

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We're here, we're queer and we're talking about our people!

After weeks devoted to those pop divas the gay community worships most, Billy and Greg are putting the spotlight on the LGBTQIA artists carving out space for themselves in the ever-expanding world of pop music. From Elton to Troye, Melissa to Hayley, The Scissor Sisters to King Princess, we're covering it all. And if we missed anyone out there making music in this current rainbow revolution, please let us know on Twitter @flopstarspod. Seriously, we're always looking to support more queer artists!

As always, we've got a handful of picks for Pop and Flop of the Week. And yes, this has become a Doja Cat stancast. Sorry, not sorry.

Enjoy!

In this episode, Gabe talks with Windy Borman, MST, multi-award-winning director and producer, founder of DVA Productions, and the Executive Producer and Director of "Mary Janes: The Women of Weed", which features a powerful interview from Grammy®-award-winner Melissa Etheridge and 40 female “ganjaprenuers” or Puffragettes® (as in Pot + Suffragette). During their conversation they talk about perseverance and believing in yourself, opportunity vs oppression, crowdfunding, censorship, the two things we need to progress, the rise of women, trying cannabis for the first time (with some Cannabis Fairy Godmothers as guides), and finally your “brain diet”. 

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