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City Cast PortlandWhat Lives Up to the Portland Hype?Portland, we talk a big game — about the food, the nature, the vibes. But how much of the hype actually holds up? Today, we’re celebrating ways that Portland actually lives up to its reputation with help from local comedian Jay Flewelling, our newsletter readers, and a few other sharp-tongued folks from our comedy scene.
Comedians in today's episode:
Jay Flewelling
Brent Lowrey
Dylan Jenkins
Alex Disney
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2025-06-0323 min
Growing Up NakedThe RunsAre these guys still making this podcast??? YES WE ARE! And to our faithful listeners we offer you more G.U.N. pearls!There's a lot to chew on- this volatile world, the cold, the fires, a "squeezed into a shoe box" vacation with the family, grandparents, could we have a family band? (random), movie acting, fame, Bob Dylan, and Garth Hudson.Enjoy a back from NYC in-person sit around with us two- still dedicated and overwhelmingly human- beings.And check out the music on the back end!RIP Garth "Honeyboy" Hudson
2025-01-301h 26
A Floresta EncantadaA Floresta Encantada - #201 (hudson, simper)Os magos da floresta recordam Garth Hudson, que nos deixou na última semana. Era o último sobrevivente dos The Band. Multi-instrumentista e um dos mestres do órgão Lowrey, fez história com os The Band e também acompanhou Bob Dylan nos anos 60, durante a sua fase eléctrica. Pela floresta, também o baixo de Nick Simper, fundador de Deep Purple ou Warhorse. No espaço "Zuvi Zeva Zappa" passa uma música de Frank Zappa de 1976.
2025-01-231h 05
Pod Gave Rock'N Roll To YouBaba O'Riley/Indian BluegrassTwitter: @podgaverockInsta: @podgaverockSpecial Guest Hosts: Nick BaetzThe Who “Baba O'Riley" from the 1971 album "Who's Next" released on Polydor. Written by Pete Townshend and produced by The Who.Personel:Roger Daltrey – lead vocals and harmonica (live versions only)Pete Townshend – Lowrey organ, piano, electric guitar and co-lead vocalsJohn Entwistle – bassKeith Moon – drumsAdditional Personnel:Dave Arbus – violin (member of East of Eden)Cover:Performed by Neal Marsh and Josh BondIntro Music:"Shithouse" 2010 release from "A Collection of Songs for the Kings". Wri...
2024-03-1252 min
Radio con botasOCÉANOS DE EMOCIONESLos sonidos sureños de las novedades más recientes nos llevan a escuchar a Blackberry Smoke, los californianos Robert Jon & The Wrek, el primer trabajo de Marcus King junto a Rick Rubin y el poderío de The Teskey Brothers. Estos tres últimos visitarán España a lo largo del año.
También es momento de prestar atención a las nuevas propuestas de The High Hawks, Shane Smith & The Saints, saludar la inminente llegada de Israel Nash o agradecer las buenas maneras de Zach Williams.
Los Eagles preparan su recopilatorio ¿definitivo? y Old Crow Medicine Show celebrar 2...
2024-02-171h 06
Explain It to MeThe scourge of the “time tax”(Originally aired May 2022) Dylan Matthews and Dara Lind are joined by Annie Lowrey (@annielowrey), a staff writer at the Atlantic, to talk about why it’s so hard for people to get government benefits. Frequently called the “time tax,” the administrative burden of applying for and distributing government benefits leads to thousands of people not getting the aid they qualify for. References:Annie Lowrey on Code America’s efforts to fight the Time TaxPamela Herd and Don Moynihan's book on administrative burdenWhy Is It So Hard to Make a...
2022-12-2749 min
The Ezra Klein ShowWhat I'm Thinking About at the End of 2022As 2022 comes to a close, we decided to invite listeners to send in questions for an ask-me-anything episode. And boy, did you all deliver. We received hundreds of fantastic questions, and my column editor, Aaron Retica, joined me to ask some of them. Is equality of opportunity preferable to equality of outcomes? What would a better version of Twitter look like? Are Republicans more politically savvy than Democrats? What do recent advances in artificial intelligence mean for the future of our society?We also discuss why I think ChatGPT is simultaneously overhyped and deeply unnerving, whether Joe...
2022-12-161h 14
Forward ExchangesFinancial Inclusion: The Buck Starts HereTrying to stay on top of the fast-emerging changes in global payments can be a challenging affair, but “Forward Exchanges” from Nium can help. Join Siobhan O'Neill-Schwenk as she speaks with the trailblazers and veteran players in the industry about their investigation into the driving forces that are modernizing money movement globally. Whether you’re new to global payments, a digital transformation veteran, or just want to hear some great advice on what strategies create momentum in the global digital payments revolution, then this is the podcast for you. On this episode, Siobhan is speaking with Dylan Lowrey, G...
2022-09-2252 min
Recode DailyThe scourge of 'the time tax'Why is it so hard to get government benefits? Annie Lowrey joins The Weeds hosts Dara Lind and Dylan Matthews to discuss her recent story for the Atlantic about a group called Code For America that is working to lessen this bureaucratic burden.Read Annie’s story: https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2021/07/how-government-learned-waste-your-time-tax/619568/This episode of The Weeds was produced and engineered by Sofi LaLonde. Libby Nelson is the editorial advisor and Amber Hall is deputy editorial director of talk podcasts. Dara Lind and Dylan Matthews hosted....
2022-05-2320 minExplain It to MeThe scourge of the “time tax”Dylan Matthews and Dara Lind are joined by Annie Lowrey (@annielowrey), a staff writer at the Atlantic, to talk about why it’s so hard for people to get government benefits. Frequently called the “time tax,” the administrative burden of applying for and distributing government benefits leads to thousands of people not getting the aid they qualify for. References:Annie Lowrey on Code America’s efforts to fight the Time TaxPamela Herd and Don Moynihan's book on administrative burdenWhy Is It So Hard to Make a...
2022-05-1851 minExplain It to MeMeans testing our patienceDylan, German, and Jerusalem discuss means testing and work requirements after Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) suggested their inclusion in one of Biden's legacy priorities: the expanded child tax credit. Right now Democrats in Congress are trying to hammer out a 10-year, $3.5 trillion budget that includes an extension of the federal child tax credit; expanding Medicare to include dental, vision, and hearing aids; additional resources for home care workers; a slew of climate change measures; and much more. Resources:“The Time Tax” by Annie Lowrey (The Atlantic; July 27, 2021)“We’re Still Here” by Jennifer...
2021-09-2155 min
Space Action Podcast!Bad Boys for Life. SPACE ACTION PODCAST!
We ain't... GO-ing NO-where! This week on the podcast, D.C & special guest Dylan Scott dive into the third instalment of the saga of Mike Lowrey & Marcus Burnett, Bad Boys For Life! We also delve into our tandem pneumothorax adventures & explore Star Wars: Fallen Order!
Bad Boys For Life - 0:00 to 25:04
Lung Trouble - 25:04 -39:59
Star Wars: Fallen Order - 40:00
2020-02-201h 03
BDJ's Cellar Full of RemixesBilly Preston & The BeatlesKeyboard player Billy Preston is another excellent candidate to be called the Fifth Beatle. In April 1969 the Get Back single was credited to "The Beatles with Billy Preston", as was its b-side, Don’t Let Me Down. Along with Tony Sheridan, he was one of just two non-members to receive top billing on a Beatles single.On the Beatles albums ‘Let It Be’ and ‘Abbey Road’ we can listen to Preston’s keyboard playing. Here in the Cellar, for the first time ever, we have a recording of Preston singing, accompanied by the Beatles. He really makes ‘I’ve Got a Feeling...
2018-10-3003 min