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Dan Crohn has been performing stand up comedy in and around Boston for years. His jokes can be heard on XM Radio and he has been a guest on the popular podcast WTF with Marc Maron . A semi-finalist in the Boston Comedy Festival and the Laughing Skull Festival, Dan's stories of family and friends have entertained audiences from all over the country. Dan was named one of the top 100 comics for Seaso...

There's nothing worse than waking up and walking into  huge thick fog bank.  No matter how cold the shower or how much caffeine you've throw into your thinking system the fog bank refuses to set you free.  Taking note of being in such a frame of mind requires an act of faith, effort, confidence and forgiveness.  Working your way to the other side.  Sadly the downside of a...

Created and hosted by Disgraceland's Jake Brennan, Season One follows the life of the legendary artist Jimi Hendrix Jake Brennan's "Disgraceland" Named 'Best Music Podcast' at the 2020 iHeartRadio Podcast Awards Jake Brennan, host of Disgraceland in partnership with iHeartRadio, released the first episode of the podcast 27 Club, a musical, true-crime iHeartRadio Original Podcast that tells the sto...

From Executive Producers Ron Howard and Brian Grazer and writer/EP Roberto Benabib (Weeds, The Brink, Ally McBeal,) 68 Whiskey is the first series to premiere from Paramount Network’s ambitious 2020 scripted slate. 68 Whiskey follows a multicultural band of Army medics stationed in Afghanistan. The comedic drama focuses on the medics as they navigate a dangerous and sometimes absurd world, relying...

Hector Anchondo Wins Top Solo/Duo Prize at 35th Annual International Blues Challenge Hector Anchondo won first place for solo/duo performance at the 35th Annual International Blues Challenge (IBC), held in Memphis, Tenn., by The Blues Foundation. Anchondo, representing the Blues Society of Omaha, competed against over 200 acts January  28 – February 1, to take home first place in the solo/duo...

Pod-Crashing Episode 42 Knowing The Dirt This could be a touchy subject but I think it needs to be talked about. Since mid-summer 2019 I’ve noticed a very interesting trend. The growing number of promoters and producers tossing their energy into the podcast hat. I call them “Listener Locaters” and “Guitar Center Home Studios Are Us” I’m endlessly flooded with emails and phone calls, “Hey man I can...

Coyote Peterson is passionate about wildlife education and wants you to join his “coyote pack.” The host of the wildly popular YouTube channel Brave Wilderness (15.5MM subscribers), is taking  his enthusiasm for protecting the natural world to Animal Planet. He will travel to all new destinations around the globe and share his incredible animal experiences with the most fascinating, bizarre a...

Birds Of Prey has been set free!   No Joker.  No Batman.  Just Gabe talking about why he's gonna see it a third time.  Other films talked about include Honeyland which I think has convinced our young college student to drop every class he's got at UNCC and become a bee keeper.  And what's up with the modern up to date version of Les Miserables? Who were they reaching...

Finally after months and months of posters plastered on movie theater walls Birds of Prey has opened!  I've heard so many conversations over the months based on how and why did Margo get this movie.  When you see it you'll totally grip the purpose.  Ryan also took in an on demand flick that'll prove to be gem in your weekend.  He says there's one thing to watch out for.  P...

You look at a title like that and instantly think of the dirt outside your house.  Check your soil.  About five years ago I began to realize how important soil is to our personal growth.  I've always been the type of person that endlessly asks questions.  Not to be a know it all but to understand more than what I did yesterday.  Mood swings.  Not just my own but every...

February 6, 2002 The unseen foresight of a career divorce My eyes are fogged, my nose is closed—my throat hurts, and my breath probably stinks! Aspirin doesn’t cure the pain, but I do have a bottle of Gatorade. Please let me just go! I know for sure, I didn’t ask for this cold. Some see sickness as the easiest way to ask for a day off—my view is that of the job attacking “me.” Something has weaken...

John Walsh is internationally known as a crime fighter and victims' advocate, a role borne out of the personal tragedy he endured after his own young son was abducted and murdered. Since then, he and his son Callahan have worked diligently as crusaders of justice. Their work continues in season two of Investigation Discovery’s In Pursuit with John Walsh. In season one, eight featured fugitives wer...

Hunter has been influenced by church and music from a young age by his family. His dad was in the Christian rock band Brother Brother and he’s been leading worship since he was 14. “The Voice” is his first time performing outside of church. Recently married, he records demos with his brother in his home studio. He lost his home, church and car after the Baton Rouge floods. He is currently living w...

In the early months of 1966, a handsome, hardworking thirty-five-year-old Canadian-born actor named William Shatner was cast as Captain Kirk in Star Trek , a troubled, low-budget science-fiction television series set to premiere that fall on NBC. Star Trek struggled for viewers and lasted only three seasons, but it found a huge, rabidly dedicated audience when it premiered in syndication following...

The world will be tuning in on Sunday, February 9, as the stars come out for Hollywood’s biggest night of the year, the 92nd Annual Academy Awards. Who will win the evening’s  biggest prizes? Who will deliver the night’s most memorable speech? Rotten Tomatoes editor Jacqueline Coley can let viewers know what to expect,  offer predictions in all the major categories, and even look ahead t...

Maybe it's a Tae Kwon Do thing.  I love breaking stuff down. Not tearing down.  Peeling away the outside shell and studying the origin of its existence.  I do it all the time with words.  You'll learn more about the way we speak if you leap onto Dictionary.com and follow the path of how certain words came into being.  On this podcast I openly admit that I learned more off...

February 5, 2002 I’ve entered hell Someone needs to communicate with me! I’m out of trust! I have no faith! I no longer have belief in this self I am. If any of these are missing—you know what the consequences are. In my current state, I’ve left more blood behind than any other time and yet, I pretended everything is alright. Silence sips on tea while I bleed. note: At the time this was written, I...

The forthcoming podcast from Double Elvis Productions (Disgraceland) profiles a young teen seeking relief from the anxiety, body issues, and pent up aggression of adolescence and a way to connect to others through rock music. details the trials of being the only girl rock musician in her conservative hometown and sheds light on the un-talked about issue of aggression in girls and the importance of...

After a nearly sold-out 2019 USA tour, Squeeze returns by public demand to continue “The Squeeze Songbook” tour. The UK legends will play their extensive list of hits including “Tempted”, “Black Coffee in Bed”, “Cool for Cats” , “Hourglass” and “Pulling Mussels From The Shell” as well as rare, lesser-known gems from their back catalogue. Tickets are on sale now. For more information, visit http://...

Seven unique stories, one landmark event. Seven Worlds, One Planet reveals how each  distinct continent has shaped the unique animal life found there. Narrated by Sir David Attenborough, and featuring a theme co-composed by Hans Zimmer and Jacob Shea, the program marks the first time BBC Studio’s Natural History Unit has explored all the planet’s  continents in a single series. Filmmaker...

Siesta Key is back with more drama than ever before, welcoming The  Bachelorette’s Robby Hayes to the crew. Robby joins the original gang, but the dissolution of Siesta Key’s “It couple,” Alex and Juliette, has  left the friend circle divided. New cast members invade the scene bringing conflict, heartbreak and deception to the mix. Now, the newly-minted crew must learn that taking risks...

My parents brought into this world eight children.  I was set in the center.  A total black sheep of the family.  I had to be!  The only way I was going to be heard was to make a lot of noise.  It was difficult getting lost in the mix.  I didn't want to wear hand me down clothes or be compared to my older brothers.  I needed my own space.  I learned early in...

February 4, 2002 Try and talk me out of daily writing It’s a matter of choices—homelessness or life filled, overworked or lazy, healthy or risk taking? Then, without notice, your mind becomes infected—depression feeds no water to creative flow. The riverbed dries… The sun still wakes, but the chapters are written without you. Choice seems unforgiving. I didn’t choose to get sick, or to let go! The...

Here's the book every pop music lover has been waiting for―full of the scandals, addictions, affairs, and tantrums that underscored the life of arguably the world's greatest pop musician. Flamboyant, iconic Elton John is as much part of the American musical  landscape as he is in his native England. In the 1970s, when popular music on both sides of the Atlantic fragmented into disco, soul, ha...

A pioneer in the field of meditation, a world-renowned teacher, and a New York Times bestselling author, Sharon Salzberg has played a pivotal role in bringing meditation and mindfulness into mainstream American culture since 1974. Now, her New York Times bestselling down-to-earth guide to meditation has been fully revised and updated. REAL HAPPINESS, 10th Anniversary Edition: A 28-Day Program to R...