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Our newest episode is fresh and ready, get it while it’s hot! We are happy to provide you with a respite from everything you’re trying to avoid, and this week we talk about what cheers us up, and also about our childhood (semi-broken) dreams, and many more bits of similar tid.
In this special episode the gang minus Matt, talk with our friend Doug. Scarlet struggles with understanding that not everyone likes 90 day fiancé, Leon surprises Scarlet with a little but of her past, and Doug get uncomfortable with his surrounding. Bonus Scarlet’s band the Butthole Donuts has their debut single played. Enjoy The Bonus Show!!!!
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In this episode of The Experience with Chris Fio, host Chris Fio speaks with Gina Duncan about her experiences as the Director of Transgender Equality at Equality Florida, as well as her journey of self discovery.
This episode of The Experience With Chris Fio is produced by Boris Garbe and Kyle Eagle, and is a joint production of Borma, Vantti and PFT Media.
The Crew Reunites freshly off Quarantine, when you know Florida was doing this in order before you know 100,000+ more cases, anyways I know you didn’t come here for that you came here to find out what these guys are up to, well enjoy The Hiatus Trilogy.
In Part One, being done with school, missing “The Hang Out,” accent work, Werner Herzog’s film school, working with Gilbert Gottfried, new hobbies & skills picked up in quarantine, the Lima’s package delivery streak hitting seven consecutive days, Danny Davenport buying Plato’s Cave Ants for an ant farm, and more!
PS. Wear a Mask- The CDC
There’s a worldwide revolution happening in modern music. Across the pond, the UK has countless talents blazing new trails and Yussef Dayes is a big part of it. First as the drummer in the duo Yussef Kamal, and now for his stellar adventures solo and collaborative: Alfa Mist, Tom Misch, and the legendary Blue Note Records. Dayes brings a fusion of soul, electronica, and funk that’s like an ultra modern cinema for the ears.
Keeping with Blighty, the second half continues with the vibe that jazz has left on the multicultural United Kingdom. It started with a Trad Fad in the ‘50s, eventually taking on the elements of it’s African, Asian, Caribbean, and youth communities with fearless results–from Afro-Beat to free jazz to Northern Soul and dancehall culture. We wax on with a list of serious contenders: Dizzy Reece, Emma Jean Thackray, Courtney Pine, the elusive Origin, and IG Culture. Plus, we’d be remiss to forget Cliff Townshend’s singing saxophone, aka the forebear of The Who’s Pete Townshend.Continue Reading …
In episode 141 of The Simon Time Trivia Show, Jen gives Simon and Chris three rounds of random generalized trivia so see how well you do with this week’s quiz!
