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Mess Magnets | Episode 18: We’re Glad The Mess Is Alive: Kirsten MacInnis and Sasha Joseph host the Mess Magnets podcast, covering celebrity drama, trending topics, pop culture, anonymous gossip and more! by Mess Magnets: Pop Culture RHAP-up with Kirsten MacInnis & Sasha Joseph

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Mess Magnets | Episode 17: Purple Mess Podcast: Kirsten MacInnis and Sasha Joseph host the Mess Magnets podcast, with guest Brice Izyah, covering celebrity drama, trending topics, pop culture, anonymous gossip and more! by Mess Magnets: Pop Culture RHAP-up with Kirsten MacInnis & Sasha Joseph

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Mess Magnets | Episode 11: The Daddy Mess: Kirsten MacInnis, Sasha Joseph and PodDaddy Rob Cesternino host the Mess Magnets podcast, covering celebrity drama, trending topics, pop culture, anonymous gossip and more! by Mess Magnets: Pop Culture RHAP-up with Kirsten MacInnis & Sasha Joseph

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Mess Magnets: A Pop Culture RHAP-up Trailer: Mess Magnets is a brand new podcast hosted by Kirsten MacInnis and Sasha Joseph. Each week, Kirsten and Sasha are talking about the biggest pop culture stories and gossip that you want to know about. by Mess Magnets: Pop Culture RHAP-up with Kirsten MacInnis & Sasha Joseph

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Mess Magnets | Episode 10: From Messy to Petty: Kirsten MacInnis, Sasha Joseph and special guest Torry of Ready To Be Petty host the Mess Magnets podcast, covering celebrity drama, trending topics, pop culture, anonymous gossip and more! by Mess Magnets: Pop Culture RHAP-up with Kirsten MacInnis & Sasha Joseph

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MAG 125 - Civilian Casualties: Case #9931907 Statement of Sergeant Terrance Simpson, regarding an outbreak of violence in the crofting community of Lanncraig, Ross-shire. Original statement given 19th July 1993. by The Magnus Archives

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E91: John Simon on Janis Joplin + The Band + Van Morrison + Lillian Roxon: In the new episode of the Rock's Backpages Podcast, we welcome legendary producer, piano player and songwriter John Simon, beamed in from his winter retreat in the Florida Keys. Mere hours before the shocking assault on D.C.'s Capitol building, John reminisces wittily and insightfully about working with The Band, Janis Joplin, Taj Mahal & Bobby Charles — and about his trenchant musical memoir Truth, Lies & Hearsay. He also joins us as we listen to his sometime fellow Woodstocker Van Morrison talking in 1979 about the classic Astral Weeks. Van/Band fanboys Barney, Mark & Martin ask John about The Last Waltz, for which he served as musical director. The Joplin connection leads to discussion of famed writer and encyclopaedist Lillian Roxon, the pioneering Australian who became a den mother at NYC's Max's Kansas City in the late '60s — and whose Janis obit is one of her featured pieces on our new home page. The RBP by Rock's Backpages

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The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*ck: by Mark Manson by What You Will Learn

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E111: Miles Marshall Lewis on Kendrick Lamar + Wynton Marsalis + Bob Marley: In this episode, we welcome the excellent Miles Marshall Lewis to Zoom in from his native New York City. Co-hosts Barney, Mark & Jasper ask Miles about his formative musical experiences in the South Bronx, including the impact of his parents' superhip record collection. The conversation turns to hip hop, and then to the "mashing" of jazz and rap on the first three Tribe Called Quest albums — which leads circuitously to Kendrick Lamar's jazz-infused 2015 masterpiece To Pimp a Butterfly, and then to the biography (Promise That You Will Sing About Me: The Power & Poetry of Kendrick Lamar) that Miles has just published. Jasper asks the author about Kamasi Washington and other guest stars on Butterfly, after which we swing to the opposite end of the jazz spectrum and discuss Tony Scherman's 1996 interview with somewhat divisive traditionalist Wynton Marsalis — the week's new audio offering, from which we hear two c by Rock's Backpages

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Chapter VII - The Ghost by Maxine Miles: Volume I

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No Means No: From Obscurity to Oblivion with author Jason Lamb by The Punk Rock Chronicles Podcast

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Mess Magnets | Episode 35: Too Messy To Handle | Too Hot To Handle S4 E6-7 RHAPup: Kirsten and Sasha dish the drama about all your favorite celebs, trending topics, and even anonymous submissions from listeners! by Hot Dummies on Islands RHAPup Podcast

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Mess Magnets | Episode 35: Too Messy To Handle | Too Hot To Handle S4 E6-7 RHAPup: Kirsten and Sasha dish the drama about all your favorite celebs, trending topics, and even anonymous submissions from listeners! by Mess Magnets: Pop Culture RHAP-up with Kirsten MacInnis & Sasha Joseph

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Issa Rae’s Rap Sh!t & Chasing Your Music Dreams by Snooze

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03. You May Stay in the Hamptons, but “Something’s Gotta Give” by In Front of Ira

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E43: The Story of Electronic Music + Slade + Status Quo with David Stubbs: In this week's episode of the RBP Podcast, Mark Pringle and Jasper Murison-Bowie are joined by David Stubbs to talk about his book Mars By 1980, which traces the story of electronic music from its beginnings in the mechanical experiments of the late nineteenth century through Stockhausen and musique concrète to Stevie Wonder's cosmic funk, the 80s electropop of bands like Depeche Mode and beyond. Mark and Jasper hear how David got his start at Melody Maker after co-founding Oxford magazine Monitor as a student; he confesses that at the time he was in a 'slightly pompous phase' where the only music he was listening to was avant garde classical and jazz or funk. These areas inform much of the discussion that follows, as the three of them consider the initially slow and then suddenly meteoric rise of the synthesizer in popular music. The week's audio interview is with Francis Rossi of Status Quo in 2010, with the c by Rock's Backpages

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Dorking Out: The Happytime Murders": Hey there, dorks. Hosts Sonia Mansfield and Christopher Allan Smith review "The Happytime Murders," starring Melissa McCarthy, Maya Ruldoph, Elizabeth Banks and a lot of naughty puppets. Dork out everywhere:http://dorkingoutshow.com/... by Dorking Out

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S4, E21 - Nobody Knows Me by All I want to do is talk about Madonna

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Episode 836 - Mike MacDonald / Jon Ronson by WTF with Marc Maron Podcast

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(Episode 263) "Manchester by the Sea" Composer: Lesley Barber. by Monday Morning Critic Podcast

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Route 116, Rusturf Tunnel, Routes 105-106, Dewford Town, Dewford Gym, Granite Cave (#032) by EXP. Share

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Coming soon...Inventing Anna: The Official Podcast by Inventing Anna: The Official Podcast

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Igor's Favorite Episode - MASH Matters #034: In this episode of MASH Matters, Jeff & Ryan discuss Frank Burns' humanity (or lack thereof). Other topics include tenseness on the set, M*A*S*H in Mad Magazine, recording a podcast at Madison Square Garden, and Igor’s favorite episode. Plus,... by MASH Matters

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319 - Backstage at the San Francisco Women's March: Captain Party and Erin are backstage at the Women's March in San Francisco! by Bitch Talk Podcast

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Bo Brothers Go Way Out of the Way with Missy Luckett by 2 Shots on a Barrel

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Bonus - Episode 3 - Nat Cassidy: “She dared me to read Macbeth”: How the lonely son of a single mom in Arizona was inspired by a teacher who despised him to embrace his demons and become a celebrated scribe of horror. Author, Actor and POP “Measure for Measure” script adaptor Nat Cassidy talks about the spellbinding image of Sissy Spacek covered in blood, the fulfillment of writing for audio, the short distance between Shakespeare and Stephen King, and just how much can happen when kids have too much time on their hands... by Play On Podcasts

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Charles Manson Pt. 1 by Serial Killers

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2.02: Driver Ed by VMI

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E10: Earth, Wind & Fire + 1960s–80s music press with special guest Mark Sinker: Joined by special guest Mark Sinker, RBP's Barney Hoskyns and Mark Pringle discuss A Hidden Landscape Once A Week, an anthology on the "unruly curiosity" of the UK's music press from the late '60s to the '80s. Moving on to the week's free feature, goth-punks the Flesh Eaters and their contemporaries the Gun Club spark a discussion of the L.A. scene in the early '80s. The tres hombres then talk about Earth, Wind & Fire's metaphysical funk and the philosophical ramblings of mainman Maurice White (as heard in clips from a 1979 interview by Cliff – no relation – White). Further topics include Liverpool's legendary Cavern club, the Temptations dissing Motown, "pop's public intellectual" Brian Eno and Millie Jackson's self-proclaimed status as "one of the rudest b****** around". Produced by Jasper Murison-Bowie Pieces discussed: UK Music Press in the '70s, the Flesh Eaters, the Gun Club, Earth, Wind & Fire's Maur by Rock's Backpages

48 min listen

Banshee - 402 - The Burden of Beauty by Dark Matter on Bald Move Pulp

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