rascals

Felix Cavaliere is one of the founders of Grammy winning and Rock And Roll Hall of Fame Inductees, The Rascals. The band had #1 songs like "Good Lovin", "Groovin", "A Beautiful Morning", "I've Been Lonely Too Long", "People Got To Be Free" and "How Can I Be Sure". Felix still infuses the same enthusiam he used to perform those past songs, when he is talking about the language beyond words: Music. His work has never been bolder as it is in his new album "Then And Now". Felix and the Rascals are members of; The Rock N Roll Hall of Fame, Musicians Hall of Fame, Grammy Hall of Fame, Songwriters Hall of Fame and many others. "Then and Now" is Felix' frist solo album since 1993. 

It's All Been Trekked Before #294 
Season 11, Episode 7 
Star Trek: The Next Generation #6.07 "Rascals" 

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R&SRNR_140 – “THE COMPLETE HIT SINGLES HISTORY OF THE RASCALS”

This episode spotlights the Rascals – one of the most popular groups in the U.S. and Canada during this act’s peak years in the late 1960s.  The Rascals impact was significant enough to earn them induction into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame. Also, a successful Broadway musical which celebrated their history and saluted their songs.

As we always do on our “Rare & Scratchy Rock ‘N Roll” tributes to a specific group or individual performer, we’ll sample every Rascals hit single. Plus, the original versions that inspired Rascals remakes. And the artists who also achieved hit singles with records first recorded by the Rascals.

Our retrospective also includes remembrances from a special guest – attorney and former disc jockey, Jonathan Shimberg. He’ll tell us why the Rascals originally had to call themselves the Young Rascals before they could revert to their chosen name several years after they became stars.

As always, our resident Rockologist Ken Deutsch will be along with fun factoids. He’ll join Radio Dave as we present more of the greatest rock and roll stories on record. Hear it all here.

Kill Your Gods Podcast takes a satirical watch of the 1994 film Little Rascals for 90s Kids Movie Month. Comedians Jesse Draham and John Deary discuss: things we repeated from movies that got us in trouble, the He Man Woman Haters as proto incels, and HOLY HELL THAT'S DONALD TRUMP AS WALDO'S DAD. @jessedraham @oh_deary

Travel back to the dawn of the 80's and take a very nostalgic look with us at some of our favorite and forgotten after school programming of the era.  Jeff and Jim share their top five lists of weekday shows, listen in to see if this one evokes some long dormant memory cells!  #tmimovies #tmipodcast #tmiconfessionals #afterschoolspecial #wpix #wor #wnew #tvpixxx #sidandmartykrofft #magicgarden #voltron #heman #inspectorgadget #gijoe

A funny yet serious conversation about the 'PC Culture' playing 'watchdog' over topics that stand-up comedy performers will and will not 'make light of' to avoid the wrath that these noisy yet marginally small groups will dish out on social media to their small pockets of followers. We compare the performers of today and recent times to the performers of a time long gone and point out the aspects we believe that has changed over the years.

Singer-songwriter Miles Kane joins Sodajerker to discuss songs from his new album Coup De Grace including 'Cry On My Guitar', 'Loaded' and 'Shavambacu'. In addition to recalling his early days with The Little Flames and The Rascals, Miles also talks about co-writing with Andy Partridge, Paul Weller, Jamie T, Lana Del Rey and Alex Turner, and discusses his work with the latter for The Last Shadow Puppets.

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TNG Season 6 - Essential Trek Philosophy.  

In this episode of Meta Treks, hosts Mike Morrison and Zachary Fruhling compare their top picks for Essential Trek Philosophy from season 6 of Star Trek: The Next Generation. From Cartesian skepticism of the external world in "Ship in a Bottle" to transporter-related issues of personal identity in "Second Chances," season 6 of Star Trek: The Next Generation contains some of the most well-known and often-cited philosophical episodes in all of Star Trek. Most importantly, though, find out whether Lieutenant Worf drinks the Romulan hemlock for corrupting the minds of the youth in "Birthright, Part II."

Chapters 
Welcome to Episode 64 and Essential TNG Season 6 (00:01:07) 
Dedication to Beth Ann Allen (00:06:17) 
Time's Arrow (00:07:21) 
Man of the People (00:13:38) 
Rascals (00:17:28) 
Tapestry (00:22:31) 
Ship in a Bottle (00:34:09) 
Frame of Mind (00:35:10) 
Birthright (00:39:16) 
Rightful Heir (00:48:47) 
Second Chances (00:53:46) 
Quality of Life (00:58:20) 
Final Thoughts (01:01:08)  

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Mike Morrison (Editor) Zachary Fruhling (Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Patrick Devlin (Associate Producer) Kay Shaw (Associate Producer) Kit Loffstadt (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager)  

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Hello friends and possible enemies! Welcome to another thrilling installment of Jam Sandwich. Today's show is so fresh it hasn't had time to cool, as it was recorded at the last possible minute. I'm joined by the ever so lovely Sarah Shockey as we dig into Cyndi Lauper's She's So Unusual and some assorted 45s I had laying around by the turntable. Her positive energy adds a touch of elegance to a show that is usually made for and by disgusting pigs. Go check out her show Marty & Sarah Love Wrestling, which is easily the best wrestling podcast in all the land. She's doing some fine work over there with that lovable horny boy Marty DeRosa. Quit horsing around and just listen to the dang episode already, mmmk? Oh wait, we're also on twitter now at @jamsandwichpod and instagram at @jamsandwichpodcast. Like us on facebook, subscribe to the show and pawn your grandma's jewelry for hookers. I'm okay with you only doing two of the three. It's not ideal, but I can handle it because I'm an understanding gentleman. On with the show...

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Paul excavates some classic antique stoner art

In this edition of Anomaly, Jen and Angela discuss "Rascals" from Star Trek: The NExt Generation's sixth season. It's an episode that features a preteen Picard, Guinan, Keiko and Ro; it's not the "best of Trek", but it is certainly one of the more entertaining of this particular series. Angela and Jen also announce their plans for a live anniversary show--Anomaly is now seven years old and to celebrate they are hosting a live broadcast on Mixlr on March 1st at 2pm CST. There will be a chat room on Mixlr, where you will be able to interact with the hosts as well as other listeners. You'll have to sign up for a free account to participate in a chat, but it's not necessary to login to Mixlr to simply listen. Please "Like" the Anomaly Facebook page and join the Facebook Group for upcoming news pertaining to the live event. The details will also be announced in the podcast feed, Tweeted and posted on the Anomaly web site homepage under the "Events" listing.

Jen also announced a new podcast that will she and two of her friends will soon be releasing, called "The Star Wars Stacks". It's a Star Wars Expanded Universe book club. Stay tuned to the Anomaly web site and FB page for links to the new show.

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Also included in this episode is a cameo appearence by Jen's little boy "Aaron".

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