Shows
Monocle on SundayLive from ZürichJuliet Linley, Myriam Zumbühl and Gabe Bullard join Monocle’s editorial director, Tyler Brûlé, to discuss the weekend’s hottest topics. We also speak to Monocle’s fashion director, Natalie Theodosi, about ‘Monocle on Fashion’ and get the latest news from the Nordic region with Monocle’s Helsinki correspondent, Petri Burtsoff. Plus: Jeremy Leslie gives us an insight into the world of print media ahead of Magculture’s live event in London.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2024-10-2054 min
Friday Night Rivals, presented by U.S. Army'Friday Night Rivals' Game Preview w/ Garza coach Yosef Fares & Top 10 Central Section Games in Week 9FOX26 Sports Reporter Gabe Camarillo offers thoughts & insights on Thursday's matchups and his Top 10 high school football games to watch for the Fresno market. Then, he previews the 'FNR' game on CW59 - Bullard vs. Garza at McLane Stadium - with Guardians head coach Yosef Fares, who shares how Garza grew through the adversity faced this season.2024-10-1648 minMonocle on SundayLive from ZürichPriska Amstutz and Gabe Bullard join Monocle’s editorial director, Tyler Brûlé, to discuss the weekend’s hottest topics. We also speak to Monocle’s design editor, Nic Monisse, for the view from London and Monocle’s Asia editor, James Chambers, has an update from the region. Plus: the co-founder Bonjour Jacob, Hani Behlacene, joins from Paris ahead of the Olympics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2024-07-2155 min
99% InvisibleAs Slow As PossibleWhen you go to a concert, you might try to get there right when the doors open. Or perhaps you take your time and skip the opening act. But generally, you want to be there when the show starts. In February, everyone who went to a concert in Halberstadt, Germany, showed up 23 years late. The performance is of a piece called ORGAN2/ASLSP. ASLSP stands for “as slow as possible,” which is how the composer meant for it to be played, and this particular day would involve a chord change. The last time ORGAN2/ASLSP had a chord change was...2024-07-1041 minMonocle on SundayLive from ZürichJuliet Linley and Gabe Bullard join Monocle’s editorial director, Tyler Brûlé, to discuss the weekend’s hottest topics. We also speak to Monocle’s Europe editor at large, Ed Stocker, for the latest updates on the EU elections and Monocle’s editor in chief, Andrew Tuck, gives us the view from London. Plus: Art Basel CEO, Noah Horowitz, joins to discuss this year’s event. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2024-06-0955 min
Culture Study PodcastAre Millennials the Most Nostalgic Generation?Spoiler: No, millennials are not the most nostalgic generation — we’re just in a deeply nostalgic moment in our lives, reckoning (sometimes gracefully, other times less so) with no longer being the Main Character in the generational story. But this moment does give us opportunity to talk about the shape and purpose of nostalgia, how YouTube both amplifies and short-circuits it, and so much more — featuring one of my favorite nostalgia thinkers, Gabe Bullard. We talk about gum commercials, inflated Limewire persecution threats, Bagel Bites, and interrogate the idea of “core memories,” and I cannot wait for your thoughts.Join the ra...2024-05-2954 min
Challenge. Change.Highlights from Clark's 120th CommencementAs Clark conferred 1,376 degrees to the Class of 2024 on Monday, May 20, at the DCU Center in Downtown Worcester, student speakers recalled the compassion and community found among peers on campus. "Being a part of a diverse community has taught me so much because it has allowed me to see the world through the lens of other people," graduate student speaker Gabe Spindel ’23, MBA ’24, told the thousands in the arena. Undergraduate student speaker Laila El-Samra ’24 encouraged her peers to think about the impact they can have on others."Start sma...2024-05-2312 min
Green & Gold FixField Yates on JGCField Yates joins Jen Gabe & Chewy following the NFL Draft and shares his thoughts on Jordan Morgan, Edgerrin Cooper, Javon Bullard, Marshawn Lloyd, and even gives a breakdown where he sees the Packers skill positions stacking up in the NFC North and the NFL as a whole.2024-04-2917 min
Country Roots ShowMarion's Country Roots Show du 24/02/2024 (country-roots@sfr.fr)Mon émission de Country Music qui passe en direct tous les samedis de 10 à 12h sur Radio Arc En Ciel (90.7 FM). Annie Bosko qui vient Californie a débuté cette émission et on y reste avec Ashley Ryan, et plus tard vous écouterez des nouveautés, du Texas mais aussi de Nashville et quelques titres plus anciens. Yeehaw !!HONKY TONK HIGHWAY-ANNIE BOSKO ** ONE TRACTOR MIND-ASHLEY RYAN ** WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO BE A COWBOY-BILLY WHITE JR. ** AMAZING LOVE-CHARLEY PRIDE ** WHATCHA GONNA DO WITH A COWBOY-CHRIS LEDOUX & GARTH BROOKS ** BUY ME BACK BARRY-COLE QUEST AND THE CITY PICKERS ** YOU ONLY KN...2024-02-262h 00
It's My Country Radio ShowIt's My Country Radio Show 12-1-24 (118)It’s My Country Radio Show
Show 118
1. Col Finley - Cowboy Way – 4.00*
2. Dean Weston - Maybe This Time (Single Version) – 3.31*
3. The Nodding Acquaintances – Undefeated – 4.38*
4. Tim McGraw - One Bad Habit – 3.08
5. Mallory Eagle - Carole With an E – 2.45
6. EV Mae - New Lyric – 3.11
7. Ellis Bullard - Prison In My Mind – 3.27
8. Kelley Brooks Band - Did Me Wrong – 5.01
9. Jess Moskaluke - Go Get Er – 3.03
10. Darlinghurst – Unapologetic – 3.10*
11. Sarah Catania - Here I Am – 3.19*
12. Pete Cullen - Gone Country Again – 2.42*
13. Johnny Falstaff - Alright Alright – 2.22
14. Chris Shelby - Tennessee Without Me –...2024-01-121h 57
Number One With A BullardEverything Changes Until Nothing Makes SenseFirst name: Gabe. Last name: Imadeapodcastandithinkitsgood. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gabebullard.substack.com2023-02-0204 min
Number One With A BullardHow to Watch a ‘90s MovieThe audio of this edition is an interview I recorded with the hosts of the podcast Hit Factory (Apple podcasts; Spotify; Patreon). I’m using the text here to elaborate about what was on my mind when I decided to reach out for the interview, and to reflect on some of what we talked about. Also, this essay by Aaron Thorpe comes up in the interview. I’m hoping to add more interviews to my rotation. This is the second I’ve done. The first was with filmmaker Jeff Krulik. I’ve been on this self-imposed nostalgia beat for...2023-01-2655 min
Number One With A BullardAbout HustleLate capitalism, 'The Big Chill,' and millennial burnout. Trust me, I'm going somewhere with this. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gabebullard.substack.com2023-01-1912 min
Number One With A BullardMuddle Through SomehowSo many Christmas songs are deeply sad. That's just right for the season. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gabebullard.substack.com2022-12-1509 min
Number One With A BullardI Rocked With a ZombieIf a band replaces all its members, is it still the same band? A few classic rock acts are testing the theory. The larger question, though, is what will stop people from yelling "Freeeebiiiiirdddd" at the stage during concerts? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gabebullard.substack.com2022-12-0811 min
Number One With A BullardWhat Happened To Weird TV?The most popular entertainment in the world is about people with impossible technology and magic powers, but somehow it’s been nearly 30 years since anyone in a television sitcom built a robot that could be mistaken for a real person or a machine that could make nerds cool. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gabebullard.substack.com2022-12-0110 min
Number One With A BullardThe Future Was HereWhy doesn’t the future feel futuristic? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gabebullard.substack.com2022-11-1709 min
Number One With A BullardCover to CoverEvery so often, someone on Twitter posts the video for Alien Ant Farm’s cover of Michael Jackson’s “Smooth Criminal” and it goes somewhat viral.The comments tend to focus on the year the video dropped—2001. People marvel at how different times were 21 years ago, on the edge of the previous millennium.I think this is why the video spreads. If it were the song alone, then we’d likely see it ranked higher on streaming services. Instead, the clip catches on in places where people can collectively comment on it. And there’s a lot to comme...2022-11-1112 min
Number One With A BullardThe Zoom Food-BringerIn a life spent online peering through windows, what is more human than a real person, present before you? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gabebullard.substack.com2022-11-0306 min
Number One With A BullardLive Through ThisPutting a new spin on the term "no skips." This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gabebullard.substack.com2022-10-2711 min
Number One With A BullardClicks or It Didn't HappenWhat happens when you remember something but the internet doesn't? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gabebullard.substack.com2022-10-2111 min
Number One With A BullardWhat Do Your Memories Look Like? (Remix)My memories have Kodak hues. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gabebullard.substack.com2022-10-1407 min
Number One With A BullardTime and PlaceFirst I get back on my TMNT pondering, then I think about nostalgia, memory, Hostess fruit pies, and why there are so many sequels. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gabebullard.substack.com2022-10-0609 min
Number One With A BullardListen Like Someone's WatchingWhy do we love music so much as teenagers? Why am I afraid to let people see my Apple Music activity? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gabebullard.substack.com2022-09-3011 min
Number One With A BullardThe March of CutenessWere old toys always creepy? Has Buzz Lightyear changed at all over the last three decades? Why does Paw Patrol make me feel hopeful? These questions and more in the latest Number One With A Bullard. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gabebullard.substack.com2022-09-2310 min
Number One With A BullardA History of HeadphonesThink of the last time you went out. Were most people you passed wearing headphones, earbuds, or something similar? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gabebullard.substack.com2022-09-1610 min
Number One With A BullardUnreal Until It Becomes RealThe eighth episode of the Nickelodeon show The Adventures of Pete and Pete is about the younger of the show’s titular Petes trying to track down a song. He first hears this song from a band playing in a local garage. He sings it to himself until the memory starts to fade. He hums the melody over his makeshift radio station to find anyone else who has heard it. When no one responds, he starts a band to rewrite it. This episode sent hundreds of kids down a similar path. I was one of them....2022-09-0912 min
Number One With A BullardSharing Is ScaringOn the first night of my first year of college, I opened my graduation gift PowerBook, plugged in my school-provided ethernet cable, and launched iTunes.This was the Rip. Mix. Burn. era of digital music. iTunes was the center of my world. I spent hours in the app listening to songs and updating the tags on MP3s so my music could be as cleanly organized as possible. I made playlists that lumped tracks together by producer, by session musicians, by samples used. I knew every note in my library and every pixel of the program. But...2022-09-0209 min
Number One With A BullardGood Time, RagtimeFor most of the summer, Kate Bush's “Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)” has been in the top ten of the Billboard Hot 100. It peaked at number three. The song is 37-years-old, and its popularity is driven by its appearance in the show Stranger Things. This is unusual, but it’s not unprecedented. In the spring and summer of 1974, Scott Joplin’s “The Entertainer” was in the top ten of the Billboard Hot 100. It peaked at number three. The song was 72-years-old, and its popularity was driven by its appearance in the movie The Sting.2022-08-2612 min
Number One With A BullardJust A Mile and A Half From HereNear the end of Nirvana's MTV Unplugged concert in 1993, Kurt Cobain tells the audience that someone from the Lead Belly estate offered to sell him one of the legendary musician's guitars for half-a-million dollars. The audience laughs. Cobain says he asked label boss David Geffen to buy it for him. Then he goes into a cover of "Where Did You Sleep Last Night," a song Lead Belly made famous.Twenty-seven years later, the guitar Cobain held while he told the story (it was not Lead Belly’s) sold for six million dollars. That's the equivalent of just un...2022-08-1907 min
Number One With A BullardIntroducing the Audio EditionWelcome to the audio edition of Number One with a Bullard. I started the newsletter as a way of clearing my head and testing out ideas. I took a break earlier this year to work on some new ideas. You’ll get those in your email and podcast app (assuming you subscribe) soon. Here’s the link to subscribe—and here it is on Apple Podcasts. Like I wrote a few weeks ago, I’ve been missing the feeling of being on microphone. When I sat down to record, I realized I missed a lot mo...2022-08-1102 min
Backstage Pass RadioS2: E6: - Gabe Garcia - A Nashville Star From Lytle, TexasLet Us Know What You Think of the Show!At 15 years old Gabe recorded his first 2 song demo in Nashville with his brother’s high school buddy Touchstone Mcdonald. When Gabe turned 16, his brother left to college leaving behind a guitar that Gabe self taught himself with and where a year later Gabe joined a band from Pearsall, Texas called the “Texas Wranglers”. During a family vacation in South Padre Island, Gabe and his dad met Clint Bullard, a Nashville songwriter who was performing at a nearby hotel. Clint allowed Gabe to sing a few songs and months...2022-02-161h 19
Test Pattern: A Horror Movie PodcastEpisode 111: The Tale of the Hill William - Dr. Otto and the Riddle of the Gloom Beam, Ernest Scared Stupid, & It's Scary ThingsWe kick off our Halloween programming with a tribute to Jim Varney and the preeminent Hill William, Ernest P. Worrell with Dr. Otto and the Riddle of the Gloom Beam, Ernest Scared Stupid, and "Hey Vern,It's Ernest - It's Scary Things!" Sources: Episode 16: Doctor Otto and the Riddle of the Gloom Beam, Ernest Goes to the Podcast Episode 16B: Even More Dr. Otto, Ernest Goes to Podcast Episode 9: Ernest Scared Stupid, Ernest Goes to Podcast Episode 9B: Even More Scared Stupid, Ernest Goes to Podcast Jim...2019-10-044h 06
What's With WashingtonWatergate Salad Is Made Of What?! What A Retro Dessert Can Teach Us About D.C.’s PastDespite its name, this once-popular dessert doesn't include a single vegetable. It does, however, share its name with one of D.C.'s most famous buildings. In this mini episode, Mikaela and editor Gabe Bullard dive into the retro delicacy's history and explore how it got its distinctive name. There's also a taste test (beware: mouth sounds abound). Season 2 launches October 29.
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The What’s With Washington podcast is made possible by our listeners. To support the show, visit wamu.org/donate/.2019-09-2414 min
Breaking Mayberry36: Grappling With Jeff FoxworthyIt's our mid-season decompression episode and we got a special guest who actually knows what they're talking about. Gabe Bullard from The Bitter Southerner joins us to talk bout the history of rural comedy and the lasting effects of the Corncob County era of TV. We're talking Hee Haw, King of the Hill, and the dogwhistle-racist origins of The Blue Collar Comedy Tour. Oh yeah, and there's some Andy Griffith talk in our Andy Griffith podcast.Read Gabe Bullard's work at: https://www.gabebullard.com/Music by Max Ludwig: twitter.com/sleeptalkyEnd Music: "Appalachian Coal...2019-04-231h 24
Breaking Mayberry11: A Yard Sprinkler of Rage - What We've Learned So FarIt's the mental health episode of Breaking Mayberry!We're not actually recapping any AG episodes this time, but we thought it might be a good time at the halfway mark to unburden ourselves and talk through some of the things we've learned and observed on our journey so far. Join us as Dan introduces us to an unsung hero of the Red Scare, Marty introduces us to newspaper comic strips, and in general we make some half-thought-through ideas.Music by Max Ludwig: twitter.com/sleeptalkyArt by Emily Christina: www.instagram.com/scriblemly/Follow...2018-06-211h 19
Breaking Mayberry11: A Yard Sprinkler of Rage - What We've Learned So FarIt's the mental health episode of Breaking Mayberry!
We're not actually recapping any AG episodes this time, but we thought it might be a good time at the halfway mark to unburden ourselves and talk through some of the things we've learned and observed on our journey so far. Join us as Dan introduces us to an unsung hero of the Red Scare, Marty introduces us to newspaper comic strips, and in general we make some half-thought-through ideas.
Music by Max Ludwig: twitter.com/sleeptalky
Art by Emily Christina: www.instagram.com/scriblemly/
Follow Breaking Mayberry on Twitter:twitter.com...2018-06-211h 19
GravyThe Mason Jar Pickle (Gravy Ep. 24)They’re everywhere: in your fancy cocktail bar and your down home country restaurant. In the hands of farmer’s market shoppers and 7-Eleven Slurpee slurpers. How did mason jars get to be so ubiquitous? How did they come to be embraced by the DIY canner and the hipster chicken & waffles restaurant? And what does their omnipresence tell us about the cultural cache of the South?
In this episode of Gravy, Gabe Bullard takes on the cultural politics of the Mason Jar: how it became hip, and what that hipness means. Learn more abou...2015-10-2228 min
Strange FruitStrange Fruit #70: Former Miss Kentucky Djuan Trent on Coming Out; Violence in Downtown LouisvilleOut of town Fruitcakes may not have heard, but a large group of teenagers committed multiple assaults and robberies on March 22nd in downtown Louisville. Racist commentary followed; the teenagers were black and, though their victims included both white and black folks, many in the community framed the incident as black on white crime. The WFPL newsroom has been following the story, and our News Director Gabe Bullard joined us for part of our Juicy Fruit segment this week to talk about the incident and how the community and media responded. "We are attracted to a person, to a...2014-03-3135 min
Third Coast Audio Library :: AllThe Horrible Truth About Indie Ice CreamAn investigation into why an ice cream truck was driving down my street at 9:30 PM. Year: 2007Producers:Gabe Bullard2009-11-2902 min
Third Coast Audio Library :: AllI'm Not BossyThree mothers read slogans found on women's T-shirts in a local mall. Year: 2007Producers:Gabe Bullard2009-11-2902 min