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In episode 395, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn do the thing and Chris reviews The Whistlers!
Also discussed: Lone Wolf & Cub: baby Cart to Hades, the podcast Wind of Change, Perry Mason episode six, “White Too Long” by Robert P. Jones, Ghost in the Shell sequels, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Scott Snyder’s Undiscovered Country, The World of Cyberpunk 2077, and much more!
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We talk dinners with a dinner bigwig.
On this episode we talk about Regis Philbin dying, Can you catch COVID-19 from Oral Sex? Spartan Races, Kanye and Dave Chappelle, Britney Spears, Gaslighting, Men’s Feeling Matter, Entanglements and much much more!
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In episode 16 of The Lima Criteria, Pedro Lima talks to Breanna and Kermit about food waste and banning unwanted fruits, Costco memberships, fake movie presidents, being a No Neck Dude, being a Karen, refusing to take blame, colleges shutting down while high schools are set to open, MMA talk, and much more!
This episode is hot as a summer day in Florida, and there’s a lot to unpack here!Â
We make a special announcement, we remain vague on some other announcements, and we discuss lots of topics ranging from quarantine babies to movie remakes. Be a winner and listen now! Thanks for listening!
Since the late ’50s Mark Murphy has been a stalwart of the crooner set. A jazz singer with an exquisite style that pushed the edges and split the critics, making him a real musician’s musician. A contemporary of the Rat Pack and the rock opera with an affinity for the Beats and be-bop, Murphy defied category–freeform vocalese with a rich timbre that let forth expressive colors that were alluring, audacious, and even shocking.
Despite multiple Grammy nods, he was largely relegated to the fringes. Then came the ’80s, Gilles Peterson, the Acid Jazz movement, electronica, London, Japan, Scandinavia, Asia, Europe, the 21st Century and beyond, literally. With new musical freedoms Murphy took the vocal arts light years ahead.
We welcome back Gilles Peterson, who was instrumental in this phase of the singer’s life and career, to share his experiences and shed light on the music that bookended this extraordinary artist’s legacy. Featuring collaborations with 4Hero, United Future Organization, the Five Corners Quintet, and more. Continue Reading …
