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TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
66: Dire Straits, "Money For Nothing"
This song and album was one of the bigggest from the 80's, as well as the most controversial for its use of an anti- gay slur. Mark Knopfler was and is one of the best guitarsts around. We delve into all of it.Connect with us at tapeheadspod.com.RELATED LINKS:Our Money For Nothing playlist, on SpotifyDire Straits, on Spotiy. Dire Straits, "Money For Nothing" official video, at YouTubeUnder the Volcano (2021) documentary, at IMDBCOVER YOUR EARS:...
2025-08-01
28 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
65: RIP, Brian Wilson
As a member of The Beach Boys, Brian Wilson wrote many of the world's most famous surf songs, despite being afraid of the water and not knowing how to swim. After he'd stopped performing with them live, he went on to write some of the best and most beloved songs of all time. He also had a very tragic and strange life story, as we discuss in this episode.Connect with us at tapeheaedspod.comRELATED LINKS:Our RIP, Brian Wilson playlist, on SpotifyBrian Wilson, on Spotify
2025-07-15
35 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
64: What Have You Been Missing? : CD vs MP3
This is a little different discussion than our usual fare. Blaine has recently rekindled his love of CD's, due to the audio limitations of the most common formats like MP3 and streaming, so we talk about all of it, as well as comparing streaming vs. CD vs. vinyl records. Quite interesting and fun.Listen to all the stuffConnect with us at tapeheadspod.com.RELATED LINKS:Our What Have You Been Missing? playlist, on Spotify
2025-07-01
22 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
63: Cyndi Lauper, "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun"
Cyndi Lauper is a phenomenon. Her first album, "She's So Unusual," sold millions of copies, and her songs continue to be some of the most memorable and influential of all time. There is much more to her story, however, and that's what we discuss this time.Connect with us at tapeheadspod.comRELATED LINKS:Our Girls Just Wanna Have Fun playlist, on SpotifyCyndi Lauper, on SpotifyCyndi Lauper, "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" official video, on YouTubeCOVER YOUR EARS:
2025-06-15
33 min
Taking It Down
Surfing Through Life's Endings: 'Hacks,' '100 Foot Wave,' and 'The Last of Us' Finales
Blaine and his sidekick begin with an announcement about the home site The Alabama Take (0:01) before getting into what the episode covers for the week (0:45). Once Adam and Donovan join, Blaine breaks down some things about Todd Chrisley (1:26) before they briefly discuss the new Wes Anderson trailer (4:09) and theater expectations gone wrong (6:27). From there, it's the usual non-spoiler section where Blaine broadly explains how 'Duster' goes sideways (8:51), an overview of this season of 'Hacks' on Max (11:03), general feelings on the season of '100 Foot Wave' (16:19), and the overall thoughts of 'The Last of Us' (19:20).
2025-06-03
1h 06
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
62: 25 80's Albums You Need to Hear Before the World Ends
This time around, we're discovering another fun internet list, found for us by Blaine. We love these things because A) they're super fun, and B) they take no research or preparation. Just sit down, read through the list, and Bob's Blaine's uncle.Connect with us at tapeheadspod.comRELATED LINKS:The original article by Jolina Mandicho, 50 Albums From the 80's That You Need to Hear Before the World EndsOur 25 Albums to Hear Before the World Ends playlist, on Spotify
2025-06-01
26 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
61: Kiss, Part 2: The Best and Worst
As we've discussed before, Kiss are a difficult band of which to be a fan. Todd is a fan, however, and has many of their albums and a T-shirt. Blaine is indifferent about them. In this fun and hilarious episode, we dive deeply and compare the best and worst songs from the band's extensive catalog.Connect with us at tapeheadspod.com.RELATED LINKS:Our The Best and Worst of Kiss playlist, on SpotifyKiss, on Spotify
2025-05-15
34 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
60: Most Weeks at Number One in the 80's
In this episode, we discuss the songs from the 80's that spent the most weeks at the #1 spot on the pop charts. Be sure to click down to our playlist to listen to the full versions of these great songs.Connect with us at tapeheadspod.comRELATED LINKS:Our Most Weeks At #1 playlist, on SpotifyMadonna,"Like A Virgin" official video, on YouTubePaul McCartney and Michael Jackson, "Say Say Say" official video, on YouTubeIrene Cara, "Flashdance" official video, on YouTube...
2025-05-01
18 min
The Right Mind Show with Todd Schowalter on NewsTalkSTL
Steaming pile of jury doodie - 04.19.2025
Listen to The Right Mind Show with Todd Schowalter every Saturday at 5pmCT and Sunday at 2pmCT on NewsTalkSTL at 101.9, 94.1, and 99.1HD3 in the St. Louis area and online at http://bit.ly/NEWSTALKSTLSTREAMS0:00 SEG 1 Jury duty is finally over | Giving 4/20 a bad name | Stealing Fredbird’s head18:12 SEG 2 Blaine Little on getting rid of DEI. April is DEI Month!https://www.momentumseminars.com/about 34:29 SEG 3 Rand Taylor, CEO of FUEL OX, on keeping manufacturing in the USA. https://www.fuelox.com/meet-rand-taylor/ Shop local by picking up one of Todd's TOXICALLY FEMIN...
2025-04-20
48 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
59: Kiss, "Creatures of the Night"
Kiss are one of the biggest bands of all time. Are they one of the best? Well, it's a little more complicated than that, but they're certainly one of the most interesting, and we join their story at what is arguably the heaviest and most interesting point, 1982's album "Creatures of the Night." Connect with us at tapeheadspod.com RELATED LINKS:Our Creatures of the Night playlist, on SpotifyKiss, "Creatures of the Night" album, on SpotifyKiss, "I Love It Loud" official video, on YouTube
2025-04-15
29 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
58: Paul Simon, "You Can Call Me Al" - BY REQUEST
Paul Simon is one of most venerable and some would say inscrutable songwriters out there today. After a string of hits in the 60's and 70's, he was coming off of a couple of unsuccessful albums in the 80's. Looking for inspiration, he turned to the music of South Africa and created the album Graceland, which was a huge success and completely revitalized his career. We discuss the album's hit, "You Can Call Me Al."Connect with us at tapeheadspod.com.RELATED LINKS:Paul Simon, on SpotifyOur...
2025-04-01
21 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
57: Bronski Beat, "Smalltown Boy" - BY REQUEST
Bronski Beat were a synth pop trio from London who may have been fairly short-lived, but were very influential, especially with the gay community at the time. They were very politically active, and ahead of their time. Their enduring hit "Smalltown Boy" is our subject this time.Connect with us at tapeheadspod.comRELATED LINKS:Our Smalltown Boy playlist, on SpotifyBronski Beat, on SpotifyBronski Beat, "Smalltown Boy" official video, on YouTubeFramed Youth documentary, on YouTubeAll Out! documentary, on...
2025-03-15
26 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
56: Synclavier vs. Fairlight CMI
There were two musical synthesizers that revolutionized the way music was made in the late 1970's and all through the 80's, the Synclavier and the Fairlight. The least expensive model cost the equivalent of a small house, and the most expensive model was the equivalent of a smallish mansion. More similar than they were different, they would help some of the greatest musicians of the time to create their biggest hits, and we delve into it here. We also mention their spiritual predecessor--and Todd's favorite instrument--the Chamberlin, as well as their tiny concurrent sibling, the Casio SK-1....
2025-03-01
26 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
55: Bobby McFerrin, "Don't Worry, Be Happy"
Bobby McFerrin is one of the most famous musicians on the planet. He's been a singer, a conductor, a music ambassador, and even a pop star. But he's also written one of the most polarizing one-hit wonder songs of all time, which was both recognized by the Library of Congress and ridiculed by Public Enemy. Lots to explore in this episode about an incredible and venerable musician.Connect with us at tapeheadspod.comRELATED LINKS:Our Don't Worry, Be Happy playlist, on SpotifyBobby McFerrin, on Spotify
2025-02-15
27 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
54: 10 80's Songs That Couldn't Be Released Today
In this episode, Blaine guides us through 10 hit songs with controverisal or problematic subject matter that wouldn't be released today. This list came from one of his infamous trips down the proverbial rabbit hole.Connect with us at tapeheadspod.comRELATED LINKS:Our 10 Songs That Couldn't Be Released Today playlist, on Spotify10 Songs From the 80's That Could Not Be Released Today
2025-02-01
23 min
The Right Mind Show with Todd Schowalter on NewsTalkSTL
Inauguration Day Party - 01.18.2025
Listen to The Right Mind Show with Todd Schowalter every Saturday at 5pmCT on NewsTalkSTL at 101.9, 94.1, and 99.1HD3 in the St. Louis area and online at http://bit.ly/NEWSTALKSTLSTREAMS 0:00 SEG 1 Inauguration day excitement 21:42 SEG 2 Blaine Little https://x.com/MomentumSeminar https://www.momentumseminars.com/ 38:35 SEG 3 Cari Bartholomew gets fired live on the air. https://www.youtube.com/@CarobMarcelle Todd's daughter in law has quite the tale Shop local by picking up one of Todd's TOXICALLY FEMININE shirts ...
2025-01-19
50 min
Toddcast Podcast
Ep354 Shab, weight loss coach Molly McKennedy & Men’s Dating Coach Blaine Anderson (58 mins - Jan 21 ’25)
Ep354 Shab, weight loss coach Molly McKennedy & Men’s Dating Coach Blaine Anderson (58 mins - Jan 21 ’25) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2025-01-18
1h 00
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
53: Animotion, "Obsession"
Formed in Los Angeles in 1983 and currently based in Portland, Animotion have one of the best one-hit wonder songs of the 80's, and are still around performing and releasing new albums to this day. We're here to tell the story of the song, "Obsession." Conn eat with us at tapeheadspod.com RELATED LINKS: Animotion, on Spotify Animotion, "Obsession" official video, on YouTube "A Night in Heaven" movie trailer, on YouTube "Runaway (1984)" movie trailer, on YouTube COVER YOUR EARS:
2025-01-15
21 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
52: Billy Joel - Four By a Master
In this very special episode, Blaine explores a few songs by Billy Joel that he feels best show Billy's masterful songwriting. We think you'll enjoy it. RELATED LINKS: Our short but sweet Billy Joel playlist, on Spotify Billy Joel, on Spotify Lords of 57th Street (Liberty playing drums), on YouTube
2025-01-01
32 min
Toddcast Podcast
Blaine Anderson (Matchmaker / Men's Dating Coach) - THE FULL 24 MIN CONVO
Matchmaker / men's dating coach Blaine Anderson talks about Sex & The City, teaching aspirations, business & Shark Tank, the Spice Girls, jealousy, living abroad, pregnancy, social media changing the game, the 80/20 rule, the travel industry, the ‘friend zone’, dating mistakes, The Beatles Steely Dan and Bob Marley, near death in Argentina, author Rebecca Yarros & more in the 24 minute #podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2024-12-18
26 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
51: Duran Duran / Power Station / Robert Palmer / Arcadia - 2nd ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL
Duran Duran are one of the biggest and best bands of the 80's, and we thought they would be perfect subjects for continuing our second anniversary celebration. We invited our friend Russ to help and add insight, as we delved into Duran and their offshoot bands The Power Station, Arcadia, and Robert Palmer as well. Super interesting and fun story. We did experience some unfortunate technical issues with Russ's vocal track, but we're sure you'll love him and see past all that. Really fun having him join us. Connect with us at tapeheadspod.com
2024-12-15
44 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
50: TapeHeads. . .The Movie? - 2nd ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL
Can you believe it's our second anniversary episode? And our fiftieth? We're celebrating both, and we have a very special guest who makes an appearance. We're discussing our namesake movie, TapeHeads, a fairly obscure 1988 cult classic film starring John Cusack and Tim Robbins as two guys who want to get into the business of making rock music videos. It also stars Sam Moore and Junior Walker as their musical idols the Swanky Modes. The soundtrack is fantastic (Todd owns it on vinyl, CD, and cassette), and the score is by Fishbone, who appear in a scene as a country...
2024-12-01
37 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
49: Suzanne Vega, "Luka" | Willow
Suzanne Vega is someone you should know about, if you aren't aware of her already. We explore her musical connections and collaborators, including the illustrious Mitchell Froom and inimitable Tchad Blake. We also discuss the process of learning production and recording. Willow is a 1988 fantasy movie starring Warwick Davis and Val Kilmer. Created by George Lucas and directed by Ron Howard, it has its fans but is also not necessarily well loved, even given its significance. We get into all of it. Connect with us at tapepheadspod.com. RELATED LINKS:
2024-11-15
42 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
48: Worst #1 Songs of the 80's
In this very special episode, we discuss a list of the ten worst #1 songs of the 80's, which Blaine found thought it would be fun to do. He was not wrong. Connect with us at tapeheadspod.com. RELATED LINKS: The infamous list can be found here. Our undoubtedly terrible but hopefully still fun Worst #1 Songs of the 80's playlist, on Spotify
2024-11-01
32 min
The Right Mind Show with Todd Schowalter on NewsTalkSTL
D.E.I. Officer! Open Up! - 10.26.2024
Listen to The Right Mind Show with Todd Schowalter every Saturday at 5pmCT on NewsTalkSTL at 101.9, 94.1, and 99.1HD3 in the St. Louis area and online at http://bit.ly/NEWSTALKSTLSTREAMS 0:00 SEG 1 What’s that manure smell? | McDonad’s | Kim Gardner | Todd America leaves a voicemail | Halloween costumes 18:51 SEG 2 Morgan Lerette, a former Army Intelligence Officer who used to work for Blackwater. He is the Author of “Guns, Girls, and Greed: I was a Blackwater Mercenary in Iraq” https://www.amazon.com/Guns-Girls-Greed-Blackwater-Mercenary/dp/B0C7P83DL6 31:02 SEG 3 Blaine Little on why DEI is nons...
2024-10-27
51 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
47: A Flock of Seagulls, "I Ran (So Far Away)" - BY REQUEST | Tron
The Liverpool band A Flock of Seagulls had one of the biggest hit songs (and weirdest haircuts) of 1982, which puts them up against some serious competition. Quite an interesting band and story. This one was by request. Also from 1982, the Disney movie "Tron" is probably more well-loved now than when it originally came out, and we quite happily delve into it. RELATED LINKS: Our "I Ran (So Far Away)" playlist, on Spotify A Flock of Seagulls, "I Ran (So Far Away)" official video, on YouTube COVER...
2024-10-15
45 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
46: ZZ Top - TOP GOES POP | Footloose
One of our favorite subjects here on TapeHeads is bands at a point of major change in their sound or careers, and ZZ Top's 1983 album Eliminator (which sold 11 million copies) is a perfect example. Footlose is a 1984 movie about a small town with a big dancing problem, and the hijinks ensue. Pair that with an incredible soundtrack, and you've got a hit movie. But is it good? Connect with us at tapeheadspod.com RELATED LINKS: Our ZZ Top/Footloose playlist, on Spotify ZZ Top, "Legs" official...
2024-10-01
39 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
45: Howard Jones, DEEP DIVE | Say Anything
Howard Jones is someone who you may not think you know, but you definitely know his songs. In this episode, we take a deep dive into his music, and you may be surprised at the number of coincidental connections and through-lines within this show, including Aqualung, Martin Page, Peter Gabriel, Tears For Fears, Naked Eyes, and Erasure, and even Donald Fagen. You won't want to miss the playlist for this one. "Say Anything" is the 1989 debut of Cameron Crowe as a writer/director. It is one of the most romantic and beloved movies of the time, and...
2024-09-15
46 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
44: Dolly Parton, "9 to 5" | 9 to 5 - BY REQUEST
Dolly Parton is one of the most important singer-songwriters of all time. She created an unforgettable persona that has, quite literally, changed the world. We've had a blast learning more about her. 9 to 5 is a 1980 movie that is widely regarded as the first modern feminist movie. It was very influential and inspirational, while still being fun and accesible. It stars Dolly Parton in her movie debut, and she also wrote the timeless hit theme song. Rounding out the cast are Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, and Dabney Coleman. Connect with us at tapeheadspod.com
2024-09-01
34 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
43: Herbie Hancock, "Rockit" | Iron Eagle
A veteran of the jazz, funk, and even disco scenes, Herbie Hancock took a left turn in the 80's to help usher hip hop into the mainstream of pop music, and we're certainly glad that he did. This episode focuses on 1983's "Rockit" and the album Future Shock. There are certain movies that could only have existed in the 80's, and Iron Eagle (1986) is one of them. Starring Jason Gedric and Louis Gossett, Jr., it's a hunk of cheese equally matched by its soundtrack, with a theme song by King Kobra. RELATED...
2024-08-15
39 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
42: The Outfield, "Your Love" | The Dark Crystal
The Outfield are a band we love, and our old band used to play one of their songs back in the day. We discuss their distinction and the fun of listening to them these days. The Dark Crystal is a 1982 fantasy movie created by the amazing Jim Henson and company, which is unique and darkly spooky, designed to provide children with something scary. We love it and hope you'll revisit it as well, or visit it for the first time, if you've somehow managed never to have seen it. RELATED LINKS:
2024-08-01
47 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
41: Tracey Ullman, "They Don't Know" | The Last Starfighter
Tracey Ullman is very famous for her various TV shows and movie appearances, but before all of that, she had a Top10 hit in the U.S. and U.K. with the excellent song, "They Don't Know." We look into it and her subsequent career in this episode. The Last Starfighter is a 1984 science fiction movie that follows young Alex Rogan's journey from a California trailer park to outer space. It was also one of the first movies to feature computer-generated visual effects. Very fun. Follow and contact us at tapeheadspod.com.
2024-07-15
37 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
40: David Lee Roth, "Yankee Rose"
David Lee Roth is a human male singer that some people find compelling, including the two of us. His 1986 album "Eat 'Em and Smile" is a favorite of both of ours, and we dive into it with great enthusiasm. Connect with us at www.tapeheadspod.com. RELATED LINKS: Our extremely rocking Yankee Rose playlist, on Spotify David Lee Roth, "Yankee Rose" official video, on YouTube David Lee Roth, "Eat 'Em and Smile," on Spotify David Lee Roth, "Sonrisa Salvaje", on Spotify Talas, "...
2024-07-01
40 min
The Enduro Show
Ep. 5 North comes South
Blaine and Coy Obowa join Todd and Josh to discuss their experience running the SMP series for the first time. Send us a textBrought to you by B & B Pumping & Portables and Hair by Cassie
2024-06-16
20 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
39: Michael Penn, "No Myth" | A Fish Called Wanda
Michael Penn is one of our collective favorites. The musician, that is, not the YouTube mathematician. You may not think you know him, but you certainly know his family; brothers Sean and Chris, TV director father Leo, actor mother Eileen, sister-in-law Robin Wright (Inconceivable!), and singer/actor wife Aimee Mann. Lots of connections. He has a handful of critically acclaimed albums and has done numerous movie soundtracks, including Boogie Nights. We go through his albums and focus on his 1989 single, "No Myth." Stunningly interesting story, we think you'll agree. A Fish Called Wanda is a 1988 British crime...
2024-06-15
37 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
38: Naked Eyes, "Always Something There To Remind Me" | Raising Arizona
Naked Eyes' 1983 hit "Always Something There To Remind Me" is good but not among our favorites--we'll get into it--but it did open both of us up to a much larger story. We think you'll agree. The Coen Brothers' quirky and hilarious 1987 second movie "Raising Arizona" was way ahead of its time, and was the first in a long string of hits for them, and it set the tone for many of their movies that would follow. Definitely one of the best we've done on this show so far. Is it better than My Dinner With Andre?
2024-06-01
40 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
37: a-ha, "Take On Me" | My Dinner With Andre
This is one of the biggest songs of all time, as well as the best and most distinctive videos. We do a deep dive into both. Our movie this time is the unique "My Dinner With Andre", starring Wallace Shawn and Andre Gregory. It's a movie about two estranged friends having dinner together, and much, much more. RELATED LINKS Our Take On Me playlist, on Spotify a-ha, on Spotify a-ha, Take On Me official video, on YouTube My Dinner With Andre, at IMDB
2024-05-15
45 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
36: The Church, "Under the Milky Way " | Three O'Clock High
The Church are an Australian band, probably most well known for thier 1988 hit "Under the Milky Way," a beautiful song that is the subject of this episode. Three O'Clock High is a 1987 movie about a mild-mannered high school student who ruffles the feathers of the school's newly-arrived bully, and the hijinks ensue. RELATED LINKS: Our Under the Milky Way playlist, on Spotify The Church, "Under the Milky Way" official video, on YouTube The Church, on Spotify The Church, "Starfish," on Spotify COVER...
2024-05-01
39 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
35: Philip Bailey and Phil Collins, "Easy Lover" | Fletch
In our favorite musical year of 1984, after many years of creating a multitude of hits separately, two musical giants came together at the top of their game to collaborate on one of the best songs of the 80's, "Easy Lover," by Philip Bailey and Phil Collins. We'll delve into the supremely interesting story of how this incredible song came to be. Fun fact: it was used in the original Wrestlemania. Also, you're a Zen-master Beatles fan if you know where the phrase 'four guys of them' comes from. Fletch is a 1985 comedy that we feel very differently...
2024-04-15
38 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
34: RIP, Karl Wallinger of World Party
This episode is a bit different than our others so far. We'd actually been talking about doing a World Party episode recently, when Karl Wallinger suddenly died a week or so before this, which added some gravitas and urgency, so we decided to move him to the front of the line. Great musician and songwriter. He will be missed by us and by many others of you around the world. RIP, Karl. RELATED LINKS: Our RIP, Karl Wallinger playlist, on Spotify World Party, on Spotify World Party, "Ship...
2024-04-01
37 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
33: Dexys Midnight Runners, "Come On, Eileen" | Red Dawn
Dexys Midnight Runners are a one-hit wonder band (actually with TWO number-one hits) whose 1982 song "Come On, Eileen" is one of the most catchy and unusual songs of the 80's, and the band's story is one of the most interesting we've come across so far. You'll love it. The World War III story Red Dawn, from 1984, holds the distinction of being the first movie to be rated PG-13. It features a cast that would all go on to be among the biggest stars. We also discuss what life was like growing up during the end of the...
2024-03-15
43 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
32: Traveling Wilburys, "Heading For The Light" | Better Off Dead
In the spring of 1988, George Harrison recruited his friends Jeff Lynne, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, and Jim Keltner to collaborate on a song. The result was so stunningly good that they decided to do an entire album together, thereby creating the biggest supergroup of all time. And yes, we do discuss some of those other ones as well. Better Off Dead is a classic dark comedy from 1985 starring John Cusack. Its eminently quotable dialogue (ever wonder where the line, "I want my TWO DOLLARS" cam from?) and strange, memorable characters make for a fun watch...
2024-03-01
40 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
31: Jane Child, "Don't Wanna Fall In Love" | B.J. and The Bear
This episode is devoted to Canadian singer and multi-instrumentalist Jane Child. She's our first one-hit wonder, and she's possibly the last big one-hit wonder of the 80's. This episode is being released on February 15, which--coincidentally enough--is also Jane's birthday, so we're wishing her a happy one. Our 'movie' this time is actually a TV show we loved when we were young called B.J. and The Bear, about a trucker and his chimp Bear who travel the country and meet women in every town, all while attempting to stay one step ahead of the law. The show...
2024-02-15
40 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
30: New Edition - BY REQUEST
In this 'very special' episode, Blaine kept the subject a secret from Todd until we recorded it. New Edition and all of the tentacles of their related bands (Bobby Brown, New Kids on the Block, and even Whitney Houston) is a supremely interesting story, and we're sure you'll agree. This one's by request. RELATED LINKS: New Edition, on Spotify Bobby Brown, on Spotify Bell Biv DeVoe, on Spotify New Kids on the Block, on Spotify Whitney Houston, on Spotify Whitney documentary, at...
2024-02-01
31 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
29: The Bangles, DEEP DIVE | The All-Nighter (1987)
The Bangles were arguably the biggest all-female band of the 80's, and we both totally love them. We explore their early career and their big hits, as well as the issues that arose within the band as one of the members' star rose. Our movie this time is "The All-Nighter (1987)", which starred Susanna Hoffs, Joan Cusack, and Pam Grier, and was co-written/produced/directed by Susanna's mom. What could go wrong with that formula? RELATED LINKS: Our The Bangles playlist, on Spotify The Bangles, on Spotify ...
2024-01-15
37 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
28: U2, "Where The Streets Have No Name"
U2's album "The Joshua Tree" is one of the biggest and most influential of all time, and it's the subject of this, our first episode of 2024. We mostly focus in on the song "Where The Streets Have No Name," but discuss other songs too, as well as the making of the video and the band's later involvement with author and filmmaker Bill Carter during the civil war in Sarajevo in the early Nineties. We're sure you'll agree that they're an incredible band with an incredible story, even the comparatively miniscule part that we're choosing to illuminate here.
2024-01-01
36 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
27: "A Very Special Christmas" | The Star Wars Holiday Special/Christmas in the Stars
Released in 1987, "A Very Special Christmas" was a bit of a turning point for Christmas music, which both of us enjoyed back then and continue to enjoy to this day. We also take you back a long time ago (1978) to a galaxy far, far away to discuss the famously awful Star Wars Holiday Special. We've added plenty of audio clips because you wouldn't believe just how weird and awful it is otherwise. We even included Christmas in the Stars from 1980, which is perhaps most famous for being Jon Bon Jovi's recording debut. We're excited to share this...
2023-12-15
48 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
26: Toto, "Rosanna" | An American Werewolf in London
In this, our first-anniversary episode, we talk about the new Beatles releases quite a bit, before moving on to Toto and their album Toto IV, their incredible prowess as studio musicians, and their well-known penchant for doing cocaine back in the day. Our movie this time is the 1982 classic "An American Werewolf in London," which Todd had never seen until now. This excellent, strange, and surprisingly romantic movie sparks an interesting and funny conversation. RELATED LINKS: The Beatles, "1962-1966", on Spotify The Beatles, "1967-1970", on Spotify ...
2023-12-01
49 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
22: Crowded House - DEEP DIVE
This episode is devoted to one of our all-time favorite bands, Crowded Houose. Neil Finn is a genius, and we can't wait to share more of his music with you, along with his brother Tim, with whom he has collaborated quite a bit, and Mitchell Froom, who produced and played on many of the best CH albums, and is currently touring with them, at the time this episode is being released. Be sure to check out our playlist for this one. No movie this time, but just a glowing recommendation for one of the best bands that we think...
2023-11-17
46 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
25: Todd's Top 10
We thought it would be super fun to share the music that made us who we are today, and last time was Blaine's turn, so this time is Todd's turn, along with some personal stories and insights. We think you'll enjoy it. Our Todd's Top 10 playlist, on Spotify Trevor Rabin, on Spotify Tears For Fears, on Spotify Elliott Smith, on Spotify Van Halen, on Sotify Yngwie Malmsteen, on Spotify Ben Folds Five, on Spotify Crowded House, on Spotify ...
2023-11-15
48 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
24: Blaine's Top 10
We thought it would be super fun to share the music that has made us the people we are today, and Blaine's going to start us off with his all-time, whole-life favorites. Blaine's Top 10 playlist, on Spotify: Drummer playing Beatles on the rooftop, on YouTube Fountains of Wayne hotline, on YouTube Trevor Rabin, on Spotify Men At Work, on Spotify Colin Hay, on Spotify Toy Matinee, on Spotify Kevin Gilbert, on Spotify The Police, on Spotify Sting, o...
2023-11-01
54 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
23: Milli Vanilli - The Strangest Story
Milli Vanilli were famous for lip-synching their way into history back in 1989, as well as for winning (and returning) their Grammy for Best New Artist. But, as is so often the case, there's much more to the story, and that's what we discuss in this edition of TapeHeads. The story of Rob Pilatus and Fabrice Morvan--known around the world more commonly as Rob and Fab--is weird, deep, nuanced, and even tragic, but we hope you'll agree with Fab that when you fall, you stand back up. Enjoy their bizarre and riveting story. Find all our episodes, contact...
2023-10-15
38 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
21: Mötley Crüe - BY REQUEST
This episode, focusing on the famous and infamous Mötley Crüe, is another one that was brought to us by request. Their story is so vast and their so long-ranging that this show could have been ten hours long. We had fun with it, and we think you'll enjoy it. Don't forget to click through to our episode links and watch the hilaious video of Vince's less-than-stellar vocals. Leave a comment here, or you can contact us and make a request of your own, orour web site, tapehead spod.com RELATED LI...
2023-09-15
38 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
20: Erasure, "A Little Respect" | The 'Burbs | BY REQUEST
This is another episode that was done by request (thank you, Ryan!). Both of us knew absolutely nothing about Erasure before this, but came away finding them super interesting. We think you'll agree. The movie this time is The 'Burbs, starring Tom Hanks and Carrie Fisher, which both of us love and find very quotable. "I want to kill. . .everyone. Satan is good. . .Satan is our pal." This and many other lines were improvised, as you will see. Love it. Erasure, "A Little Respect" official video, on YouTube Erasure, on...
2023-09-01
39 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
19: The Rembrandts, "Just The Way It Is Baby" | Communion
This episode of TapeHeads is about the Rembrandts. Think you don't know the Rembrandts? You absolutely do. You'll see. We discuss them at great length, as well as the nature of fame and success and the (perceived) notion of 'selling out.' These guys are an awesome band that we think deserve your attention. Our movie this time is "Communion," based on an autobiographical book by Whitley Strieber, which is about his experiences with alien abduction. It goes on to spark a very spirited discussion about Art Bell, UFOlogy, and even prompts Todd to teach us all...
2023-08-15
43 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
18: Winger, "Seventeen" | Gremlins
In this episode we discuss Winger, who were one of the last of the 'hair' bands, and who were made fun of constantly by Beavis and Butthead. We focus primarily on their song "Seventeen," with its controversial lyric, "Daddy says she's too young, but she's old enough for me." We also learn about a derogatory term that the Winger lads had for drumming that they considered too basic. Be sure to listen for that hilarious tidbit. Our movie this time is "Gremlins," a very fun (and occasionally gruesome) family-friendly "creature feature" from 1984. Fun fact: this movie would...
2023-08-01
42 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
17: Pet Shop Boys, "West End Girls" | Beverly Hills Cop | BY REQUEST
This episode is our first 'by request' episode, courtesy of Todd's friend Mike (thank you, Mike!), and it finds us exploring what the Guardian newspaper controversially called the greatest UK #1 song of all time, "West End Girls" by the Pet Shop Boys. Not sure we'd agree with that designation, but it's unquestionably a great and very interesting song, and it certainly deserves a deeper dive. Our movie this time is the 1984 Eddie Murphy showcase, "Beverly Hills Cop," an action comedy about a black Detroit cop who plays by his own rules and finds himself in ultra-white, ultra-ritzy...
2023-07-15
41 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
16: Def Leppard, "Pour Some Sugar On Me" | The Black Hole
Def Leppard's 1987 album, "Hysteria," was four years in the making, and involved an unusual amount of tragedy, expense, rebirth, and ultimately triumph, providing a wealth of hit songs that the band still perform to this day. Come along with us on the journey, and delve into the depths. "The Black Hole," Disney's first PG-rated movie, was released in what most people assume was a response to Star Wars, but as you'll see (as we did), had its roots much further back, in the disaster movies from the early 1970's. An uncharacteristically dark and strange movie for the...
2023-07-01
52 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
15: Rick Astley, "Never Gonna Give You Up" | Big
Rick Astley is the most famous person you probably knew nothing about. That's okay, neither did we. And that was the point of this episode. What an incredible story, and an incredible human being. And one of the biggest Internet memes of all time. And an incredible production company, with an incredible string of hit songs, including everyone from Divine to Donna Summer, by way of Dead Or Alive, Kylie Minogue, Bananarama, Samantha Fox, and Rick, obviously. And all of that was with a little help from the seemingly ubiquitous Fairlight. P.S.: C'mon, Todd, Posh Spice--not...
2023-06-15
35 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
14: Scandal, "The Warrior" | They Live
In this episode, we go back to the gold mine of 1984 to revisit the iconic anthem "The Warrior", by Scandal, featuring Patty Smyth (not to be confused with Patti Smith!). Blaine shares another torture device, and we introduce a new segment called Cover Your Ears, where we scour YouTube to feature a funny, terrible or awesome cover version of our chosen song. This particular one involves a hilarious moment of Perilus/Perilous that's quite possibly the first time that's ever happened. Our movie this time is the bubble gum-chewing, ass-kicking 1988 cult sci-fi action classic, "They Live", starring...
2023-06-01
36 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
13: GreatWhiteLionSnake and the Grunge Revolution - 80's Glam, Part 4
After a few years of ruling the world, hard rock had become derivative and run its course, so it was only a matter of time before something new would step up, and grunge was that something. In this episode, we delve into this supremely interesting transition. Follow us on Instagram and Spotify. RELATED LINKS: Our GreatWhiteLionSnake playlist, on Spotify I Want My MTV book, on Amazon Nothin' But A Good Time book, on Amazon Hollywood Rocks book (even though we didn't mention it), on...
2023-05-15
47 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
12: Chicago, "Stay The Night" | Clue
In this episode, we discuss the 1984 Chicago album, "Chicago 17", more specifically the band's revival and collaboration with mega-producer David Foster, who we think you'll agree is well worth your time and investigation. We also discuss the hilarious cult classic murder mystery comedy "Clue", featuring a stellar cast that includes Tim Curry, a number of Mel Brooks alumni, and an a well-known punk rock singer. RELATED LINKS: Chicago, "Stay the Night" official video, on YouTube Our excellent Stay the Night playlist, on Spotify Chicago, "Chicago 17" on Spotify
2023-05-01
39 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
11: Power Ballads - 80's Glam, Part 3
Back in the 80's, there existed a genre--equal parts rock and beauty--that was almost exclusive to the times, called Power Ballads. Many were epic, many were cheesy, and we explore quite a few of the most famous ones in this episode. For those of you keeping track at home, not a single one of them featured a Fairlight. Have a comment or an 80's song/band/movie you'd like to hear us cover on the show? Email us at tapeheads80@gmail.com. Follow us on Instagram and Spotify RELATED LINKS: Our Heavy Metal Power Ballads playlist, on Spotify Poison, "...
2023-04-15
39 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
10: Tears For Fears, "Woman In Chains" | Heathers
In this episode, we talk about one of our absolute favorite bands, Tears For Fears, and more specifically, their career-changing feminist anthem, "Woman in Chains," which introduced the world (but not Todd's dad!) to the stunning Oleta Adams. It also featured the drumming talents of both Manu Katché--already famous for playing with Peter Gabriel--and the inimitable Phil Collins. Oh yeah. . .and it totally featured a Fairlight synthesizer, too, because of COURSE it would, and if you're a regular listener of this podcast, you're already well aware of it. Our movie this time is the clever, thorny, a...
2023-04-01
40 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
09: Guitar Gods - 80's Glam, Part 2
When we think of 80's glam metal, the first things we all think of are poofy hairstyles and slinky spandex pants, but the third thing we think of is amazing guitarists, the likes of which haven't really been seen either before or since. We go on a very deep dive into some of our (really Todd's, because this stuff wasn't really Blaine's cup of tea) favorites of the time. We also discuss some modern guitarists, and we even wax a bit philosophical about what this somewhat beleaguered and often maligned musical genre means to those of us who still...
2023-03-15
42 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
08: The Police, "Don't Stand So Close To Me" | Ferris Bueller's Day Off
This episode finds us discussing a controversial song by The Police, so much so that they actually recorded two different versions of it, the original in 1980 which creeped everybody out, and the 1986 version which not only broke up the band (essentially), but also incorporated our favorite instrument, the Fairlight. We also discuss one of the most famous 80's movies of them all, Ferris Bueller's Day Off. We spend a good amount of time on the soundtrack, and on Ferris's synthesizer, which was an E-mu Emulator II (like Trevor Rabin of Yes used to have) and NOT a F...
2023-03-01
42 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
MINI-EPISODE: Northern Lights, "Tears Are Not Enough"
Occasionally, we have a story that doesn't quite fit into a regular episode, but we like it enough that we still want to share it, so we thought it would be fun to create mini-episodes for those little orphan stories. Our regular episodes will come out at their regularly scheduled times, but one of these could drop at any time. This particular one involves Northern Lights, which was the Canadian equivalent of Band Aid, Live Aid, USA for Africa, and--best of all--Hear 'N' Aid. We briefly mentioned this in our Band Aid episode, so if you haven't heard that...
2023-02-24
02 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
07: Hard Rock Hits Number One - 80's Glam, Part 1
This episode is the first in a series about the singular and super-interesting story of 80's glam rock, which seemed to rise from nowhere to the top of the charts. This subject is so vast that we will break it up and share it in a number of episodes over the next few months, and I imagine that we'll return to that particular gold mine often after that. Follow us on our small but growing Instagram page. We also have a brand spanking new Spotify profile, where we share accompanying playlists. Here's the one for...
2023-02-15
33 min
Abrazo Football Podcast
Premier League All Star Game!? Is it really a bad idea?
Join us as we discuss whether or not Todd Boehly's comments on an All Star game are as cringey as we all gave him credit for! We dissect why he proposed something so averse to the English game and why it actually might be a great idea.
2023-02-02
24 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
06: Paul McCartney, "Flowers in the Dirt" | Back to the Future
This episode is actually devoted to an entire Paul McCartney album, 1989's "Flowers in the Dirt," that we think deserves more love than it gets. This was the beginning of everything Paul is currently doing to this day, from a major world tour to including a number of Beatles songs in his set. (Also, WE SAW HIM IN CONCERT ON THIS TOUR.) This album saw Paul collaborating with songwriter Elvis Costello and various producers of the time, one of whom will be very familiar to regular listeners of this podcast. This is one of the less popular albums in P...
2023-02-01
35 min
Abrazo Football Podcast
Chelsea Special! All Things Chelsea
This week we have a special guest on the show who like Blaine, is a Chelsea fan, and has been for life. We go over the current project, the future of Chelsea, and why Todd Boehly's all star game comments might actually make sense.
2023-01-30
1h 50
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
05: 'Til Tuesday, "Voices Carry" | Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
In this episode, we explore the 1985 hit "Voices Carry" by Aimee Mann's former band 'Til Tuesday. as well as the beginning of her solo career and her involvement with occasional collaborator Jon Brion. This then led to their eventual collaboration with Paul Thomas Anderson, who based his movie "Magnolia" on a number of Aimee's songs, and Jon composed the orchestral score. We also reminisce about our favorite movie in the massive Star Trek enterprise. (See what I did there?) Contact us at tapeheads80@gmail.com, and follow us on Instagram RELATED LINKS:...
2023-01-15
28 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
04: Van Halen, "Hot for Teacher" | The Princess Bride
The two of us ring in 2023 (not really) by discussing one of our favorite songs by one of our favorite bands, the 1984 hit "Hot For Teacher" by Van Halen. We also discuss one of the few perfect movies in existence, "The Princess Bride," which we actually saw together in the theater when it came out in 1987. We look forward to what 2023 has in store, and we look forward to sharing lots more songs and movies with you. You can make requests, offer suggestions, or heap praise upon us by e-mailing us at tapeheads80@gmail.com.
2023-01-01
28 min
FILO Podcast
Episode 090: Blaine Hogan
Todd talks with Blaine Hogan about his new book "Exit the Cave". They cover a wide range of topics from neoscience, portfolios and the Hogan family rules. Show Notes: Blaine's New Book: Learn more and buy a copy of Blaine's new book "Exit the Cave" on Amazon. Hogan Family Rules: Sign up for Blaine's e-news and receive a download of the Hogan Family Rules! FILO 2023 Conference: Tickets are available for the upcoming FILO 2023 Conference in Chicago, IL. Learn more at FILO.ORG/FILO2023. Subscribe to the FILO Podcast: Never miss an episode! Subscribe to the FILO Podcast on your favorite pod...
2022-12-19
49 min
FILO
Episode 090: Blaine Hogan
Todd talks with Blaine Hogan about his new book “Exit the Cave”. They cover a wide range of topics from neoscience, portfolios and the Hogan family rules. Show Notes: Blaine’s New Book: Learn more and buy a copy of Blaine’s new book “Exit the Cave” on Amazon. Hogan Family Rules: Sign up for Blaine’s e-news and receive a download of the Hogan Family Rules! FILO 2023 Conference: Tickets are available for the upcoming FILO 2023 Conference in Chicago, IL. Learn more at FILO.ORG/FILO2023. Subscribe to the FILO Podcast: Ne...
2022-12-19
49 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
03: Band Aid, "Do They Know It's Christmas?" | Hear 'n' Aid documentary
In the TapeHeads spirit of the holidays, we tackle the controversial, condescending, and ultimately extremely successful song "Do They Know It's Christmas?" released by the super-group Band Aid in 1984. For our movie recommendation, we proudly present a mostly forgotten (but completely awesome) documentary about a similarly altruistic holiday offering by the hard rock community, entitled Hear 'n' Aid. Contact us with comments, requests, or suggestions at tapeheads80@gmail.com. And, as always, we hope you enjoy it. Happy holidays from all two of us here at TapeHeads HQ! RELATED LINKS: Ban...
2022-12-15
23 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
02: Yes, "Owner of a Lonely Heart" | WarGames
We kick off this new endeavor by taking a look inside Yes's 1983 hit, "Owner of a Lonely Heart," along with context about just how different this album was from all of their previous ones. There are also some entertaining personal anecdotes and hilariously surprising scatological revelations (about the band, not us) of which you may not have been aware. Our 80's movie recommendation is the excellent "WarGames," which also was released in 1983. We couldn't be more excited to introduce this podcast, and we very much hope that you enjoy it. If you like what you he...
2022-12-01
34 min
TapeHeads: 80's Music and Beyond
01: Welcome to TapeHeads!
Welcome to TapeHeads, a fun retrospective podcast about 80's music, culture, movies, etc., by two friends who were there.
2022-12-01
02 min
The ToddCast Show
Episode 020 - Embracing Our Differences
Today we are joined by Debra E Blaine (61 years young) in Long Island, New York. Born and raised in Long Island, she moved to San Antonio and then Austin, Texas at age 16. She shares her story from early life and how she found her way to her path in life. As a Jewish person she shares her perspectives being misunderstood and judged by others. We discuss aspects of Jewish life and culture that led to developing her belief systems. She shares how she went from pursuing purpose to practicing medicine. Her faith is key in life, purpose and her...
2022-11-23
1h 08
The ToddCast Show
Episode 020 - Embracing Our Differences
Today we are joined by Debra E Blaine (61 years young) in Long Island, New York. Born and raised in Long Island, she moved to San Antonio and then Austin, Texas at age 16. She shares her story from early life and how she found her way to her path in life. As a Jewish person she shares her perspectives being misunderstood and judged by others. We discuss aspects of Jewish life and culture that led to developing her belief systems. She shares how she went from pursuing purpose to practicing medicine. Her faith is key in life, purpose and her...
2022-11-23
1h 07
Comedy Above the Pub Podcast (CATP)
S23E19: Blaine Capatch
Revving up with Blaine Capatch. Blaine is one of the funniest people alive. You’ll soon find out why. Make sure you check out his live dates if he’s ever in your area! Check out the video of this episode on our Patreon page! Sign up for a mere $3/month for weekly episode videos and bonus content! Join Blaine, Producer Darcy and TVA as they noodle through the following: – Cars – Guitars – Madlibs that are bizarre Thanks and enjoy!
2022-11-21
1h 15
The Table
Sheep Keepers Luke 15:1-7 021022
In July of 2002 nine miners were trapped in Quecreek, Pa when mine shafts collapsed due to floodwater. The men were trapping in a pocket of air 244 feet down in the 50-degree cold waters. The miners gasped for air as floodwater rose to their chins. They tied themselves together so all of their bodies would be found if they drowned. Miner Blaine Mayhugh, 31, asked his boss for a pen when the water in the shaft kept rising. He wanted to write his wife and kids to tell them he loved them. Night and day rescuers fought to reach the men. O...
2022-02-17
25 min
Comedy Above the Pub Podcast (CATP)
S22E08: Blaine Capatch
Picking at threads with Blaine Capatch. Blaine is one of the funniest minds alive whose work in comedy is as prolific as it is prolific. It’s a pleasure to have him back. Check out the video of this episode on our Patreon page! Sign up for a mere $3/month for weekly episode videos and bonus content! Join Blaine, Producer Darcy and TVA as they pitch their way through the following: – The best Twitter thread you will ever read – Man Show and @Midnight – We lost two greats Tha...
2022-01-30
1h 04
Taking It Down
Squid Game, Curb Your Enthusiasm, The War on Drugs' New Album, and The Velvet Underground Documentary
Come on in and give a listen to this week's episode of Taking It Down. We start with the lambasting of Jim Harbaugh and Michigan as well as other buffoons (1:10) before we talk about some of the specifics of Episode Six of the Netflix show Squid Game and how it may be great or it may not (6:17). That sets up a final discussion on Midnight Mass, where Blaine concludes that is truly great (12:38). While still in Netflix territory, Adam discusses the new Dutch film on the streaming service The Forgotten Battle, which had Adam enraptured (14:25).
2021-11-02
55 min
The Reel View with Blaine Ward
Episode 23: Sweeney Todd/Dear Evan Hansen (feat. Taylor G)
In this episode Blaine and special guest Taylor talk about some trailers for fall movie season that they look forward to. They then talk about the incredibly divisive film adaptation of Dear Evan Hansen where they break down the positives and negatives and why the reaction is so strong. Afterwards they rave about Tim Burton's Sweeney Todd and if it is one of the best musical movies ever. Timecodes: 4:00 Matrix 4 6:55 West Side Story 10:05 The Tragedy of Macbeth 12:42 Dear Evan Hansen 31:18 Sweeney Todd
2021-10-01
52 min
The Musician's Guide To Everything
Episode 6: Todd Chuba
He may look like a spritely young man, but this guy has been drumming all over the country with a lot of cool cats for decades. You'll hear about his struggles in the early years and his later successes that sprouted from a positive attitude, finely honed stick skills and a solid work ethic. He's a hell of a good story teller too so come on in and bathe in the glory of a lovely man who is spreading the grooves and smiling all the way.
2021-05-26
1h 54
Todd Nief's Show
Ethan Lee McCarthy (Primitive Man | Many Blessings)
It doesn’t always work well to try to corner artists who you like and make them explain how they do the thing that you enjoy about their work. Sort of like getting a comedian to explain their jokes. Maybe not the best thing for your ongoing enjoyment of humor. Still, I will not be deterred, and I wanted to get Ethan from Primitive Man on the podcast to pressure him into explaining how he thinks about the dissonant soundscapes he creates not just for Primitive Man, but for all of the musical projects that he...
2020-09-08
1h 11
The Captain's Code
Episode 7: In Conversation with Todd Dunivant
Todd Dunivant - General Manager for the Sacramento Republic and former MLS standout - talks about dealing with obstacles and how to build for the future.
2020-03-26
36 min
The Real Value Podcast
Diamond Mining-The $6000 Egg!
In this new series of the Real Value Podcast, called Diamond Mining, Blaine covers short stories, lessons, anecdotes, books, and ideas that add perspective to our lives and businesses. This episode is about the $6000 egg story told By Todd and Deb Duncan in their book, The 10 Golden Rules of Customer Service.
2019-11-23
15 min
The Safety Pro Podcast
SMS Pt 3 - What is Root Cause Analysis (RCA)?
Powered by iReportSource As mentioned in episode 81 - What is "Systems Thinking," I will talk about root cause analysis or RCA - another aspect of a systems approach, Let’s define it and talk about how it can be applied. In episode 33: Lean Safety, I recommended some excellent books to help you out. TapRoot® is another great resource as well as the book Pre-Accident Investigation by Todd Conklin - I have this one and contains great insight. But remember, whatever books you read or concepts you follow, if all you get is a stra...
2019-10-25
36 min
FoundersPlace.co Podcast
A Walkthrough in a C-level Executive’s Mind with Blaine Mathieu
Working as a C-level executive is unimaginably difficult and brings a lot of pressure to the table. And every executive on a C-level (CEO, CMO, CFO, name it) has different perceptions in running the business and doing their responsibilities. Learn more from Blaine as he speaks about many different aspects of becoming a CEO and a CMO and how these two differ from each other. Blaine Mathieu is the Chief Marketing and Product Officer of VANTIQ – a company that accelerates the digital transformation of enterprises in this information-driven world. He has been in this industry for over 25 yea...
2019-07-15
45 min
FILO Podcast
Episode 028: Blaine Hogan
Freelance filmmaker Blaine Hogan sits down with Todd to talk about making ideas a reality. From their almost 10 years of working together at Willow Creek, they talk through budget and time constraints, collaboration and mutual empathy.
2019-06-17
55 min
FILO
Episode 028: Blaine Hogan
Freelance filmmaker Blaine Hogan sits down with Todd to talk about making ideas a reality. From their almost 10 years of working together at Willow Creek, they talk through budget and time constraints, collaboration and mutual empathy.
2019-06-17
55 min
You Are Not Alone
The Happiest Apocalypse on Earth featuring Kevin Gallagher
Blaine is joined by Kevin Gallagher of Everything is Awesome to play Christopher Grey's The Happiest Apocalypse on Earth. Join Todd McP on his first day at Mouse Park as he learns the truth about The Great Mouse Below.Theme Song: Everybody Knows My Name by Harley Poe
2019-05-09
1h 53
Women Transcend
Harassment and a Smile: Conversation with Actor Rebecca Blaine Carton
I have a discussion with the incredibly talented Rebecca Blaine Carton about her independent short on harassment and catcalling, Smile. We talk about how this is an almost universal experience for women and girls, and how it is very difficult to avoid. We discuss the sense of shared experience we sometimes feel when we see another woman being harassed or another woman is our witness, but the same sense of powerlessness. These catcalls and harassment can often cross the boundary into feeling unsafe or even threatened. Rebecca's independent short, called Smile, which was featured by Hollaback and Upworthy, takes a...
2017-10-23
00 min
Unlock the Magic of Full Audiobook Through Your Headphones
You, Disrupted: Seizing the Life You Want by Shaking, Breaking, and Challenging Everything Audiobook by Todd Mitchem
Listen to this audiobook in full for free onhttps://hotaudiobook.com/freeID: 293347 Title: You, Disrupted: Seizing the Life You Want by Shaking, Breaking, and Challenging Everything Author: Todd Mitchem Narrator: Todd Mitchem Format: Unabridged Length: 09:08:48 Language: English Release date: 05-01-17 Publisher: Ascent Audio Genres: Business & Economics, Self Development, Management & Leadership, Health & Wellness Summary: Sticking to the same old routine may be comforting, but it gets most people nowhere. Inspirational speaker and recognized expert in leadership and government affairs, Todd Mitchem dares you to step outside your comfort zone to disrupt everything you take for granted. He calls this willingness...
2017-05-01
9h 08
How to Grab Audiobook in Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective
Hunting Shadows by Charles Todd | Free Audiobook
Listen to full audiobooks for free on :https://hotaudiobook.com/freeTitle: Hunting Shadows Author: Charles Todd Narrator: Simon Prebble Format: Unabridged Length: 10 hrs and 22 mins Language: English Release date: 01-21-14 Publisher: HarperAudio Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective Summary: A dangerous case with ties leading back to the battlefields of World War I dredges up dark memories for Scotland Yard Inspector Ian Rutledge in Hunting Shadows, a gripping and atmospheric historical mystery set in 1920s England, from acclaimed New York Times best-selling author Charles Todd. A society wedding at Ely Cathedral in Cambridgeshire becomes a crime scene when a man...
2014-01-21
10h 22
The Todd Barry Podcast
Blaine Capatch
Todd's first "on the road" episode! Todd talks to his old friend Blaine Capatch, while Blaine drives him to San Francisco! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2013-10-16
51 min