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Who Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 33: Stutter Rock | When the Hook Trips Over ItselfSend us Fan MailWelcome back to Who Ordered the Pie? In Episode 33, Stutter Rock | When the Hook Trips Over Itself, we're exploring some of the most memorable vocal hooks in rock history. From Bachman-Turner Overdrive's accidental chart-topper "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" to Elton John's "Bennie and the Jets," David Bowie's "Changes," The Who's "My Generation," Talking Heads' "Psycho Killer," and George Thorogood's "Bad to the Bone," we'll uncover how a few repeated syllables became unforgettable moments in popular music.Along the way, you'll hear the stories behind the songs, learn how these vocal...
2026-06-0517 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 32: Second Listen | The 80s Songs You Thought You KnewSend us Fan MailWe’ve all heard them.Songs from the 80s that feel simple. Catchy. Easy to sing along with.But what if we didn’t really hear them the first time?In this first episode of the Second Listen series, we go back and revisit four iconic songs that carry more weight than they let on. Songs that sound light on the surface, but reveal something deeper when you sit with them a little longer.We’re talking about power disguised as pop, heartbreak hidden i...
2026-05-0812 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 31: The Dreamy 90s Sound | Songs You Knew, Genre You Didn’tSend us Fan MailEpisode 31 of Who Ordered the Pie? dives into the dreamy 90s sound that millions of listeners knew by ear, even if they never knew the genre name. Was it dream pop? Shoegaze? Atmospheric alternative? However it was labeled, these songs blended lush guitars, emotional vocals, moody soundscapes, and unforgettable melodies that defined a generation.This episode explores the hidden connection between some of the most iconic 1990s and early 2000s songs, including The Cranberries Dreams and Linger, The Sundays Here’s Where the Story Ends, Sixpence None the Richer Kiss Me, Th...
2026-05-0120 min
Piers Morgan Uncensored"Fighting Solves EVERYTHING!" Who's To Blame For Political Violence? + Maria Machado On TrumpIn the aftermath of the Correspondents’ Dinner attack, two dominant narratives have emerged in US political discourse.
The first is intensifying political blame, with figures on both the left and right accusing each other of contributing to a growing climate of violence.
The second is a surge in conspiracy theories online, with claims circulating that the attack may have been staged. Similar narratives had gained traction prior to the incident and were widely shared across social platforms, prompting coverage from outlets including CNN and Wired.
President Trump has also weighed in, linking the incident to broader allegations about political fu...
2026-04-281h 02Who Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 30: The Joke That Worked | The Turtles, “Elenore,” and the Hit They Didn’t MeanSend us Fan MailWhat happens when a band gets tired of being told to repeat their biggest hit… and decides to prove a point?In 1968, Elenore by The Turtles climbed to No. 6 on the Billboard Hot 100. But it wasn’t written as a serious follow-up.It was a parody.Frustrated with constant pressure from their label to recreate Happy Together, a No. 1 hit they didn’t even write, lead singer Howard Kaylan set out to expose the formula behind a pop hit.Instead… he proved it worked.In t...
2026-04-2409 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 29: When Disco Died | Reinvent or Fade AwaySend us Fan MailWhat happened after disco died?Not faded. Rejected.In the early 1980s, the backlash against disco forced some of the biggest artists in the world to reinvent themselves in real time. Some evolved. Some adapted. And some lost everything that made them work.In this episode, we follow what came next.From ABBA shifting into a colder, more introspective sound on The Visitors, to Donna Summer breaking free from her disco identity with Cold Love, to KC and the Sunshine Band simplifying their groove just...
2026-04-1719 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 28: When Rock Went Disco | The Beat They Couldn’t IgnoreSend us Fan MailWhat happens when rock meets disco?In the late 1970s, it wasn’t just a trend. It was a moment where even the biggest rock bands had to decide. Ignore it, or follow the beat.In this episode of Who Ordered the Pie?, we dive into the songs that defined that shift. From bands that resisted it, to artists who embraced it, to a few who found themselves caught right in the middle.You’ll hear how The Rolling Stones studied club grooves for “Miss You,” how Rod Stew...
2026-04-1018 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 27: I’m in the Band | From First Chord to Final CostSend us Fan MailWhat does it really mean to be in a band?Not the image.Not the mythology...The reality.In this episode of Who Ordered the Pie?, we step inside the full arc of band life. From the first spark of picking up a guitar to the moment you realize what it actually costs.Through iconic songs and the stories behind them, we follow the path almost every band takes: The dream of starting out The break into the industry The illusion of success The rea...
2026-04-0321 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 26: Lovin’ to Write | John Sebastian and the Stories Behind the SongsSend us Fan MailJohn Sebastian didn’t chase trends. He followed moments.From the street-level heat of “Summer in the City” to the easy drift of “Daydream,” and the quiet honesty of “Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind?”, his songs were built from observation, feel, and instinct.In this episode, we break down the stories and meanings behind these songs and how Sebastian’s songwriting shaped the sound of The Lovin’ Spoonful. We also look at how that same approach led to his number 1 comeback with the Welcome Back, Kotter theme song...
2026-03-2716 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 25: The Road Test | My Top 8 Driving SongsSend us Fan MailWhat is the greatest driving song ever recorded?Not the obvious picks.Not just loud guitars and open highways.In this episode of Who Ordered the Pie?, Christopher Machado breaks down the songs that actually feel like driving. The ones where the road is part of the story.Cars.Speed.Distance.And the moments in between.This is a countdown of true driving songs. Not just songs people throw on a playlist, but songs built around motion, momentum, and what happens...
2026-03-2025 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 24: Shelter | Songs About Rescue, Friendship, and Being ThereSend us Fan MailSome songs are about love.Some songs are about heartbreak.And some songs are about something just as powerful; showing up for someone when they need it most.In this episode of Who Ordered the Pie?, we explore songs about protection, loyalty, and the simple act of standing beside someone when the world gets difficult.From the quiet promise of The Everly Brothers’ “Let It Be Me,” to the friendship at the heart of Carole King’s “You’ve Got a Friend,”...
2026-03-1319 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsDennis Atlas: Playing with TOTO and the Story Behind His New AlbumSend us Fan MailListen to the full conversation with Dennis Atlas.Dennis is a keyboardist, vocalist, and songwriter currently performing with the legendary band Toto. In this episode, Dennis shares how he first discovered the band’s deeper catalog, what it feels like stepping onto the stage with one of the most respected groups in rock history, and the story behind his new album.We talk about musical influences, the moment Toto’s music clicked for him, and the songs that shaped his journey as an artist.—About the Sh...
2026-03-0956 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 23: New Skin | How Artists Reinvent Themselves in Five Iconic SongsSend us Fan MailWhat does reinvention really cost in popular music?In Episode 23 of Who Ordered the Pie?, we explore how artists reinvent themselves and what happens when they change their sound, image, or identity.This music history episode examines five iconic songs that marked major turning points in rock and pop:Bob Dylan goes electric with “Like a Rolling Stone.” Queen crosses into funk and tops the Billboard Hot 100 with “Another One Bites the Dust.” David Bowie embraces mainstream pop success with “Let’s Dance.” Madonna pivots spirituall...
2026-03-0615 min
Onda AragonesaLas Mañanas de Onda Aragonesa: Con Igor y Christopher de Madison SmashburgersNos acompañan Igor Machado y Christopher Fenelon, de Madison Smashburgers, una hamburguesería zaragozana que nació en 2021 y que el año pasado logró algo extraordinario: ganar el premio a la mejor hamburguesa en su ciudad, Zaragoza.
2026-02-2716 min
Onda AragonesaLas Mañanas de Onda Aragonesa: Con Igor y Christopher de Madison SmashburgersNos acompañan Igor Machado y Christopher Fenelon, de Madison Smashburgers, una hamburguesería zaragozana que nació en 2021 y que el año pasado logró algo extraordinario: ganar el premio a la mejor hamburguesa en su ciudad, Zaragoza.
2026-02-2716 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 22: The Credit Line | Famous Songs Artists Didn’t WriteSend us Fan MailDid you know Frank Sinatra didn’t write “My Way”?Barry Manilow didn’t write “I Write the Songs.”Cyndi Lauper didn’t write “Girls Just Want to Have Fun.”Gloria Gaynor didn’t write “I Will Survive.”Ringo Starr did not shape “It Don’t Come Easy” alone.In this episode, we explore the space between authorship and identity, and what happens when a performer turns someone else’s words into something undeniable.Because the credit line tells one story.But the voice tells another.We lo...
2026-02-2717 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 21: When the Muse Draws the Line | Stevie Nicks, Tom Petty & Don’t Come Around Here No MoreSend us Fan MailStevie Nicks has been the muse behind some of rock’s most enduring songs.But what happens when the muse writes back?In this episode, we trace the emotional arc between two songs from 1985 that capture a relationship in transition.First, “Has Anyone Ever Written Anything for You?” — a deeply personal track from Rock a Little, where Stevie pleads not for romance, but for responsibility. A song about loving someone enough to ask them to fix themselves.Then, the shift.Out of a chaotic night in...
2026-02-2016 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 20: Amused by Music’s Muses | The Women Behind Classic Rock’s Greatest SongsSend us Fan MailWith Valentine’s Day around the corner, this episode explores the real women who lived inside some of the most enduring songs ever written.Not metaphors.Not mythology.Real relationships that shaped melody, lyric, and legacy.From Pattie Boyd, the quiet center of George Harrison’s “Something” and the storm behind Eric Clapton’s “Bell Bottom Blues” and “Layla,” to Edie Sedgwick’s fragile glamour hovering over Bob Dylan’s “Just Like a Woman.”From Jane Asher’s domestic partnership with Paul McCartney during the writing of “Here, There and...
2026-02-1320 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 19: Borrowed Voices | Hit Songs Made Famous by Different ArtistsSend us Fan MailIn Part Two of Borrowed Voices, we explore what happens after the song is written, when the right voice steps in and changes everything.From Patti Smith reshaping Bruce Springsteen’s “Because the Night,” to Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton completing “Islands in the Stream,” to Barry Gibb deliberately restoring Frankie Valli’s falsetto on “Grease,” this episode looks at the moments where performance becomes destiny.We also revisit “Heartbreaker,” where the writers remain present but restrained, and close with a deeply personal look at “We Belong,” tracing its journey from Lowen and N...
2026-02-0611 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 18: Borrowed Voices | The Hits Famous Artists Gave AwaySend us Fan MailSome songs are not given away because they fail.They are given away because the writer knows exactly what they are.In this episode of Who Ordered the Pie?, we explore a different kind of authorship. These are the moments when writers recognize that a song belongs somewhere else and make that decision deliberately.This is Borrowed Voices, Part One: When the Writer Let Go.We begin with Prince and “Manic Monday,” a song he did not hand off after the fact, but wrot...
2026-01-2814 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 17: Hit Pop & Rock Songs in a Minor Key | Why Dark Songs Topped the ChartsSend us Fan MailMost pop hits are written in major keys because they feel resolved, comfortable, and familiar.But some of the most influential songs in music history break that rule.This episode explores major hits written in minor keys that refuse to slow down. These songs move forward with confidence, groove, and momentum, even while the harmony underneath never fully settles.We start with “Paint It Black” by the Rolling Stones, then move into the bold swagger of “Venus” by Shocking Blue. From there, the tension shifts to the dance fl...
2026-01-2116 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 16: Songs About Rain, Part Two | Uplifting Pop & Rock Rain SongsSend us Fan MailNot all rain feels the same.Last time, we stayed with the kind of rain that falls at night. The kind that slows you down and changes how you listen.This episode moves into what comes after.These are songs about rain that does not trap you inside. Rain that carries momentum. Rain that clears the air and makes the world look different than it did before.We begin with Stevie Nicks stepping forward in “Outside in the Rain,” built on the restless drive...
2026-01-1418 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 15: Songs About Rain, Part One | Dark & Moody Pop & Rock Rain SongsSend us Fan MailSome songs don’t just mention rain... they seem to belong to it.In this episode of Who Ordered the Pie?, Christopher explores recordings that sound especially right when the weather turns gray. These aren’t novelty rain songs or metaphor-heavy ballads. They’re records shaped by timing, careers, studios, and circumstance - songs that seem to change depending on when and how you hear them.From the youthful sincerity of The Cascades’ “Rhythm of the Rain,” recorded by Navy servicemen cutting tracks whenever they could, to Dan Fogelber...
2026-01-0715 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 14: Help Me If You Can | Classic Rock Songs About Asking for HelpSend us Fan MailSometimes a song isn’t trying to impress you. It isn’t hiding behind clever lyrics or metaphor. Sometimes it’s doing something much simpler.It’s asking.In this episode of Who Ordered the Pie?, Christopher explores hit songs where the lead singer drops the pose, abandons toughness, and says exactly what they mean, out loud and on the radio.These weren’t obscure album cuts or quiet confessions. Songs like ABBA’s “SOS” climbed straight into the Billboard Top 40 in 1975, turning emotional panic...
2025-12-2915 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 13: The Sound of Mid-Century Christmas | Ray Conniff and the Golden Age of Holiday MusicSend us Fan MailRay Conniff’s Christmas albums are everywhere once you start listening for them. Living rooms, department stores, car radios, and childhood memories you did not realize were soundtracked until much later.In this episode of Who Ordered the Pie?, Christopher revisits the warm, brassy, harmony-heavy world of Ray Conniff’s holiday records. The ones that sat somewhere between background music and full-on seasonal event. We talk about why these albums felt so different, how Conniff’s arranging style brought Broadway energy into the home, and why songs like Ring Christmas Bells could...
2025-12-1611 min
EZ NewsEZ NewsGood afternoon, I'm _____ with today's episode of EZ News.
Tai-Ex opening
The Tai-Ex opened marginal down this morning from yesterday's close, at
28,385 on turnover of 4.1-billion N-T.
The market gained ground on Wednesday, as investors were optimistic that the
U-S Federal Reserve would cut its key interest rates for a third time this
year following its policy making meeting.
While reports that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing will produce Nvidia's
high-performance H-200 A-I chips and they will be made here in Taiwan also
drove investor confidence higher.
2025-12-1106 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 12: A Very Tipsy Christmas | Holiday Songs About DrinkingSend us Fan MailThis week, we’re raising a glass to the Christmas songs that pair better with a drink. Not the picture-perfect holiday tunes, but the ones born in bars, lounges, casinos, and late nights. Songs with stories behind them and a little spirit in their step.We explore the rowdy origins of “Jingle Bells,” the heartbreak behind “Please Come Home for Christmas,” the Tahoe-lounge roots of “Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer,” the cinematic chaos of “Fairytale of New York,” and the warm ache...
2025-12-1012 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 11: Famous Hits with Uncredited Voices | The Session Singers Behind Classic Rock SongsSend us Fan MailSome of the most unforgettable moments in pop music did not come from the stars at all, they came from the voices standing right beside them.In this episode, we shine a spotlight on the uncredited and under-recognized singers whose performances helped turn good songs into timeless hits. From Chris Norman’s smoky surprise on Suzi Quatro’s “Stumblin’ In,” to Kiki Dee’s perfect blend with Elton John, to the powerhouse session vocalists behind Sergio Mendes, Phil Collins, Meat Loaf, and Michael Jackson, these are the names you never knew, singing the...
2025-12-0311 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 10: Waiting for Number One | The Winter Olivia Newton-John Dominated the Billboard ChartsSend us Fan MailIn late 1981, Olivia Newton-John didn’t just reach number one — she froze the charts.In this episode of Who Ordered the Pie?, we explore the extraordinary 10-week reign of “Physical,” the longest Billboard Hot 100 run of the decade. At a time when MTV was brand new and pop music was shifting into a bold, modern era, Olivia reinvented her image and unintentionally blocked some of the biggest songs of the early ’80s from reaching the top.We revisit her earlier #1 hits “I Honestly Love You” and “Have You Never Been Mellow,” tr...
2025-11-2509 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 9: The Breakup Songs That Weren’t | Classic Rock Songs People Think Are About BreakupsSend us Fan MailSome of the most emotional breakup songs in pop history were never about romance at all.In this episode of Who Ordered the Pie?, we explore the real stories behind songs that sound like lost love but were actually written about band fractures, creative betrayal, burnout, and friendship falling apart.We begin with Badfinger’s “Without You,” later made famous by Harry Nilsson, a song born from pressure, mismanagement, and a band quietly unraveling. From there, we step into the post-Beatles tension between Paul McCartney and John Lennon, tracing the mu...
2025-11-1912 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 8: Solsbury Hill | The Story Behind Peter Gabriel’s Breakthrough Solo HitSend us Fan MailWhy did Peter Gabriel leave Genesis at the height of their success?In this episode of Who Ordered the Pie?, we climb “Solsbury Hill” and explore the real story behind Peter Gabriel’s leap of faith in 1975, the moment he walked away from one of the biggest progressive rock bands in the world to begin a solo career.We break down the meaning behind “Solsbury Hill,” including its unusual 7/4 time signature, the symbolic lyrics about resignation and reinvention, and the spiritual clarity Gabriel described that helped him step away from Genes...
2025-11-1209 min
Peak PointsI live to ruin other people's day...for FUN?Send us Fan MailA title fight promised answers and delivered a mess: a vicious double eye poke, a no-contest, and a stadium full of boos. We dig into what really happened in Aspinall vs Gane, why warnings weren’t enough, and how MMA should handle “accidental” fouls when they tilt belts, paychecks, and careers. From glove design to referee discretion, we challenge the idea that a point deduction is meaningful deterrence, especially when desperation can turn a foul into a strategy.Zooming out, the heavyweight division needs urgency. Beyond the top two, control-heavy fights with l...
2025-11-061h 17Who Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 7: Seven Nation Army | How The White Stripes’ Iconic Guitar Riff Conquered the WorldSend us Fan MailHow did a seven-note guitar riff become the most chanted song in the world?In this episode of Who Ordered the Pie?, we trace the unlikely rise of The White Stripes’ “Seven Nation Army,” from a bedroom idea in Detroit to a global stadium anthem.We explore the origin of the title, inspired by Jack White’s childhood mispronunciation of “The Salvation Army,” and break down the iconic riff that almost did not make the album. Released in 2003 on Elephant, the song topped Billboard’s Modern Rock chart, won a Grammy for B...
2025-11-0512 min
Pace SettersEpisódio 54 - À conversa com Manuel Nicolau: o jovem treinador de atletas de elite!Manuel Nicolau é o convidado deste episódio do Pace Setters Podcast. Falamos sobre o seu percurso no atletismo, desde os primeiros passos como atleta até ao papel de treinador de nomes como Hugo Figueiredo, Miguel Moreira e Alexandre Figueiredo.A conversa passou por temas como a individualização do treino, as diferenças entre a “velha escola” e as metodologias mais recentes, a importância da perceção de esforço e o equilíbrio entre dados, métricas e sensações. Discutimos também a aplicação da ciência ao treino, a influência da tecnologia (wearables...
2025-11-031h 31Who Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 6: Spelling It Out | Hit Songs That Spell Words in the LyricsSend us Fan MailWhat do Nat King Cole, Aretha Franklin, The Kinks, and the Village People have in common?They all turned spelling into pop history.In this episode of Who Ordered the Pie?, we explore the songs that made us work for the chorus. From “L-O-V-E” and “Respect” to “Y.M.C.A.” and “R.O.C.K. in the U.S.A.,” these are the hits that turned letters into hooks and choruses into classroom chants.We revisit the swagger of Bo Diddley’s “I’m a Man,” the garage grit of Van M...
2025-10-2913 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 5: Songs You Endure | The Darkest & Most Unsettling Songs in RockSend us Fan MailNot all Halloween songs are fun.In this episode of Who Ordered the Pie?, we leave behind novelty tracks and dive into the songs you do not just listen to, you endure. These are recordings built on murder, despair, trauma, and psychological darkness. Songs that unsettle long after they end.We explore Bruce Springsteen’s “Nebraska,” written from the perspective of real-life killer Charles Starkweather. We step into Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds’ “The Kindness of Strangers,” a murder ballad that offers no catharsis. We uncover the controversy behind The B...
2025-10-2314 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 4: The Ghost Guitarists | Legendary Guitarists Who Played Where You’d Never ExpectSend us Fan MailSome of the greatest guitar parts in rock history were played by someone who was not even in the band.In this episode of Who Ordered the Pie?, we uncover the hidden stories behind the ghost guitarists who stepped into legendary sessions, changed the sound of a song, and quietly disappeared.We explore Eric Clapton’s surprise appearance on The Beatles’ “While My Guitar Gently Weeps,” Duane Allman’s electrifying slide work on “Layla,” and Jimmy Page’s secret life as one of the most in-demand session guitarists of the 1960s before...
2025-10-1811 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 3: Hidden Harmonies | The Famous Backing Vocalists Behind Classic Rock SongsSend us Fan MailSome of the biggest stars in music history were not in the spotlight. They were standing just behind it.In this episode of Who Ordered the Pie?, we uncover the hidden superstar backing vocals that shaped some of the most iconic songs of the 1970s and 1980s.From Mick Jagger’s harmony on Carly Simon’s “You’re So Vain,” to David Bowie rescuing Mott the Hoople with “All the Young Dudes,” to John Lennon co-writing and singing on Bowie’s “Fame,” these are the voices that changed records from the background...
2025-10-1213 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 2: Voices in Disguise | When the Lead Singer Wasn’t Who You ThoughtSend us Fan MailSometimes the lead singer was not the lead singer at all.In this episode of Who Ordered the Pie?, we uncover the surprising stories behind hit songs where the voice you hear is not the one you expected.We explore Elvin Bishop’s “Fooled Around and Fell in Love,” powered by Mickey Thomas, Squeeze’s “Tempted,” sung by Paul Carrack, and Pink Floyd’s “Have a Cigar,” delivered by guest vocalist Roy Harper. We revisit Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds’ chart topping “Fallin’ in Love,” Steely Dan’s “Dirty Work” featuring David Palmer...
2025-10-0611 minWho Ordered the Pie? | Classic Rock Music History & CocktailsEpisode 1: The Night MTV Launched | “Video Killed the Radio Star” and the Birth of Music TelevisionSend us Fan MailOn August 1, 1981, MTV changed music forever.In the very first episode of Who Ordered the Pie?, we revisit the night “Video Killed the Radio Star” launched a cultural revolution. When MTV flipped the switch at midnight and aired The Buggles’ quirky 1979 synth-pop hit, it signaled a shift from radio to video, reshaping how artists looked, performed, and built their careers.We explore why MTV chose the song, how it became the perfect statement for a new era, and the surprising legacy behind it. From Trevor Horn’s later success producin...
2025-10-0409 min
The Bobby Couto ShowJessica Machado Episode 91Episode 91 With Jessica Machado -Welcome to the Show Jessica.-Growing thicker skin.-Where it all Started. Let's go all the way back.-Never giving up._-Unlocking Pandora's box.-Navigating through all the wokeness.-The highs and lows of this business.-The success of your X (twitter) account.-Erin has great hair.-2019 and the school committee run.-The work and effort to rebuild the brand.-What's your process?-The Besties.
2025-09-012h 09The Bobby Couto ShowPulling A Chris.Episode 86Pulling a ChrisWith guest Christopher Peckham -Welcome to the show Christopher Peckham.-Where it all started. -That one then when you were a fitness model.-Political games and learning to play.-The incinerator project. -ARPA-The infrastructure of this city is in disarray.- Where’s all the marawana money?-Christopher Silvia was nervous. -So why should the people vote for you?-Remember when the city was great? -About the Fli...
2025-08-111h 10
Locked On Padres - Daily Podcast On The San Diego PadresPADRES POSTCAST: San Diego PADRES WASTE NICK PIVETTA’S GEM, Lose 2-1 Finale to Philadelphia PhilliesLuis Arraez flew out to deep left-center field with the game-winning run on 1st base to end the game, and the Philadelphia Phillies escaped Petco Park with a 2-1 win over the San Diego Padres to wrap up the 1st half of the season and hit the all-star break. Pinch-hitter Jake Cronenworth drew a 4-pitch walk to start the 9th, Bryce Johnson laid down a sacrifice bunt, and Elias Diaz popped out, they walked Fernando Tatis Jr., to face Arraez. Jose Iglesias Manny Machado Manny singled and Xander Bogaerts walked to gr...
2025-07-1330 min
Locked On Padres - Daily Podcast On The San Diego PadresPADRES POSTCAST: JACKSON MERRILL HOMERS 2x to Lead SAN DIEGO PADRES Over Philadelphia Phillies 5-4The San Diego Padres came back twice against Philadelphia Phillies Ace Zach Wheeler to beat the NL-East leaders 5-4 at Petco Park and take a 2-0 series lead and set themselves up to go for the sweep in tomorrow’s finale. Manny Machado hit the go-ahead sacrifice fly, Jackson Merrill hit 2 home runs off Phillies’ ace Wheeler, tying the game both times, and the Padres’ bullpen- minus their 3 all-star relievers- slammed the door on the Phillies. With having pitched back-to-back days, closer Robert Suarez, Jason Adam and Adrian Morejon Jeremi...
2025-07-1327 min
Locked On Padres - Daily Podcast On The San Diego PadresPADRES POSTCAST: San Diego PADRES SPLIT DOUBLEHEADER with Phillies in Philadelphia, (6-4, 1-5)The San Diego Padres split a day/night doubleheader with the Philadelphia Phillies, taking the opener 6-4, and dropping the nightcap 5-1 in the city of brotherly love. Manny Machado ripped a 3-run double and Nick Pivetta allowed just 1 run while striking out 6 in 7 innings to lead the game 1 win. In game 2, Christopher Sanchez held the Padres to just 1 run over 7 innings, and Max Kepler homered and drove in 2 runs to lead the Phillies to victory. Pivetta (9-2) is off to the best start in his nine-year car...
2025-07-0335 min
The MoMA Magazine Podcast“They Needed Help, and People Were Turning Their Backs”: Love and Loss During the AIDS CrisisJoin artist and photographer Lola Flash for a six-part podcast series exploring New York City during the AIDS epidemic of the 1980s and ‘90s.
For episode four, Flash wanders through memories of Christopher Street and the queer histories that took shape there. She’s joined by fellow artist Agosto Machado, as well as familiar friends Pamela Sneed and Idris Mignott, to discuss different places and spaces along the street. They share memories of the people they met on Christopher Street, and the ways love and loss shaped their lives during and after the AIDS crisis.
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2025-06-2012 min
The Laguna PodcastChristopher Bush - The ProfessionalChristopher Bush joins me to talk about the fuel that drives his passion, as well as other stories and ideologies pertaining to the fishery we all share.
2025-04-202h 14
PWTorch DailycastAcknowledging WWE - Machado & Duncan discuss most anticipated Mania matches, Cody vs. Cena speculation, who will Orton face now, moreIn this episode of PWTorch Dailycast series "Acknowledging WWE," Javier Machado and Kevin Duncan acknowledge:Kevin's four most anticipated Mania matchesCody vs. Cena speculationDo Seth, Roman, and Punk deserve to close one night of Mania over Jey?Iyo Sky’s unintentional babyface push and Bianca’s turnWho will Orton face now?A.D.D. deviation into movies (that had wrestlers in them, and more that didn't)Hopes for the new Superman movieWhat would Christopher Walken be like as a ring announcer?Could Logan and A.J. steal the show?Was Tiffy really ready for a Mania level match against Char...
2025-04-112h 18
AI Marketing Transformation#10 - AI Process Transformation | Christopher Penn, Trust Insights on Global AI LandscapeJoin host Miguel Machado in conversation with Christopher Penn, co-founder and chief data scientist at Trust Insights, who has been at the forefront of marketing analytics and AI since 2013. As a seven-time IBM champion in Data and AI, co-host of the award-winning Marketing Over Coffee Podcast, and author of "AI for Marketers," Chris shares practical insights on implementing AI in marketing.Key highlights:Process Before Technology: Discover why understanding business problems and decomposing processes is essential before implementing AIGlobal AI Democratization: Learn how models like DeepSeek are reshaping the AI landscape beyond Silicon Valley giantsAI Agents...
2025-04-1037 min