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James DelingpoleSteven YoungSteven Young is a former PhD Theoretical Physicist who saw the light. He is the author of ‘A Fool’s Wisdom: Science Conspiracies & The Secret Art of Alchemy’, which describes his journey down the rabbit hole and his investigations of everything from the Bible to Flat Earth and the non-existence of nuclear weapons. James is a big fan of his electronic music too, which Steven records under the name Hedflux. His website is Stevenyoung.uk and you can check out his music at Hedflux.com
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Monetary Metals is providing a true alternat...2025-03-291h 44
Spiritual, Not ReligiousFaith in Action: How Young Adults Are Redefining SpiritualityThe podcast episode of Spiritual Not Religious explores the deep spiritual longings of young adults and their evolving relationship with faith and church. Hosts Shawn, Mollie, and James discuss a recent study from Faith for Exiles that identifies three key desires among emerging adults: a faith that connects with their world, a belief that God is more active outside traditional church walls, and a desire to live out their faith without withdrawing from society. They reflect on how Jesus modeled an engaged, mission-driven life and how many young adults resonate more with hands-on service, justice, and community action than...2025-03-191h 09
The Empire Builders Podcast#197: James Bond – Shaken Not StirredA feeling of authenticity is what really brought 007 to life and the Broccoli family brought it to the screen.
Dave Young:
Welcome to the Empire Builders Podcast, teaching business owners the not-so-secret techniques that took famous businesses from mom-and-pop to major brands. Stephen Semple is a marketing consultant, story collector, and storyteller. I’m Stephen’s sidekick and business partner Dave Young.
Before we get into today’s episode, a word from our sponsor, which is, well, it’s us. But we’re highlighting ads we’ve written and produced for our clients, so here’s on...2025-03-1922 min
Yin & Young PodcastYin & Young Podcast EP 73: Paul Hoi #2 - Japan Stories, Skiing, Solo TravelingAfter a long hiatus, Yin & Young are back with Paul Hoi, the sequel! Paul is a on a year-long sabbatical traveling the world and has spent the past few months traveling Japan. Earlier this year, James had the privilege of meeting up with him in Tokyo and we got to catch up about his travels, his new passions like skiing and scuba diving, and the reality of solo traveling. Apologies for the poor audio, especially for my mic, this was our first time trying an outdoor recording. Did our best to correct it in post, so hopefully it’s li...2024-11-251h 12
The James Brown CommentaryFeeling Lost: Why More Young Men Are Living at HomeYoung men are facing significant challenges in the labor market, with many feeling uncertain about their roles in society. As more women aged 25 to 34 enter the workforce, young men seem to be struggling to find their footing, with a notable increase in those living at home and not engaged in work or education. This episode delves into the personal stories behind these statistics, highlighting individuals like Ronan Connervy, whose college experience has been impacted by social pressures and a lack of focus. The discussion also examines shifting gender roles and the decline of traditional industries that once employed young...2024-10-1803 min
Have Guitar Will Travel Podcast126 - James “JY” Young (Styx)126 - James “JY” Young (Styx)
126 - James “JY” Young (Styx)
In episode 126 of “Have Guitar Will Travel”, presented by Vintage Guitar Magazine host James Patrick Regan speaks with guitarist James “JY” Young from the band Styx. In their conversation they discuss the current tour with Foreigner and John Waite, and how James fills out his off time when they’re not at the venue.
James takes us through his start on guitar and his love of Bo Diddley (who’s daughter James is friends with) Jimi Hendrix (whom James saw 5 times) and Eric Clapton (who he studied by slowing t...2024-09-0400 min
Funded FuturesJames Young - Gin from GinginIn this episode of The Birchal Podcast, we chat with James Young, the mastermind behind Old Young's, one of Australia's most inventive and successful gin distilleries. Join us as we explore James' captivating journey from a whimsical idea to a thriving gin empire.
James shares the fascinating origin story of Old Young's, where a playful notion of creating a gin from the town of Gingin quickly evolved into a serious business opportunity.
This initial spark of creativity led to the birth of a renowned gin brand, showcasing the power of innovation and determination.
...2024-07-1144 min
The James Altucher ShowMastering Mastery: Unraveling Learning with Scott YoungA Note from James:"Get Better at Anything: 12 Maxims for Mastery." I first met Scott Young nearly ten years ago when he completed all the requirements for a four-year MIT degree in computer science in just 12 months. He's an expert at learning things quickly and recently authored the book "Get Better at Anything: 12 Maxims for Mastery."I had the opportunity to sit down and talk with him, as I'm always interested in learning and mastering new skills. Scott Young excels in this area, and we discuss it thoroughly in this episode.Episode Description:In a vibrant dialogue that traverses the...2024-05-091h 12
Life After Sports 23Breaking Chains: Greg Vaughn & Dmitri Young Talk Baseball, Diabetes, and Personal BattlesSend us a textIn this episode of Life After Sports, former MLB all-star Greg Vaughn and his co-host James Harris sit down with Dmitri Young, a celebrated switch-hitter and one of the most talented hitters of his time. Vaughn and Young reminisce about their days with the Cincinnati Reds, sharing stories of on-field triumphs and the behind-the-scenes culture that shaped their careers. With memorable anecdotes about facing legends like Ken Griffey Jr. and dealing with the unique challenges posed by Marge Schott, the conversation provides a rare glimpse into the highs and lows of being a...2024-02-271h 11
YoungEntMagEverleigh McDonell opens up about working alongside co-stars Rose Leslie and Theo James | Young Entertainment MagDISCLAIMER: THIS INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED PRIOR TO JULY 13TH BEFORE THE ACTORS WENT ON SAG-AFTRA STRIKE
YEM returns with an exclusive interview with Everleigh McDonell, who plays a young Clare Abshire in HBO’s drama-fantasy show, The Time Traveler’s Wife. The show is based on the 2003 novel of the same name by Audrey Niffenegger and premiered in 2022. The series follows the relationship between Henry DeTamble, a man with a genetic disorder which causes him to travel through time, and Clare Abshire, who met an older version of time traveling Henry when she was just a young girl. Years late...2023-10-2311 min
Yin & Young PodcastYin & Young Podcast EP068 - Married LifeIn this episode Dan (Yin) and James (Young) share their experiences with married life. Dan gives his perspective as someone who has been married longer and also has children. In contrast, James, who’s newly married, shares some of his feelings transitioning into married life. Highlights: No real major changes for Young after marriage, but there are some nuanced shifts in family dynamics with Young, his parents, and the in-laws Compromises to create more quality time with one’s partner, while still managing some time for hobbies. Figuring out each...2023-08-281h 04
Solfate Podcast - Interviews with blockchain founders/builders on SolanaWrite Solidity on Solana with Solang (feat. Sean Young, Solana Labs)Follow the @SolfatePod show on Twitter for updates. Thanks for listening frens :)Notes from the showThe creator and lead developer of Solang, Sean Young, a compiler that allow developers to write Solana programs (aka smart contracts) in the Solidity programming language. This has been a multi year effort to allow existing Solidity developers, like all those existing in the Ethereum ecosystem, to use their existing language knowledge to write Solidity smart contracts on the Solana blockchain.Sean describes how he started his developer journey in the blockchain space, starting as writing his...2023-08-2355 min
Victorious Daily DevotionalVictorious Daily Devotional | July 21, 2023 | Ps. Benedict James | Desire Determines Your Destiny!Welcome to "Victorious Daily Devotion" in the sweet and holy name of Jesus Christ! 💐🌹🙋
Topic : Desire Determines Your Destiny. What Is Your Most Important Desire In Life?
This question was asked to the girls in a mega Youth Conference.
One young girl said boldly with a smile, "I want a handsome husband."
Another young girl said, "Want to buy a new big house once I get married and be financially secured."
Another girl said, "Firstly I wish to study hard and join as an officer in public sector company."
Another young beautiful girl said,
"Young age comes just once in a life ti...2023-07-2004 min
The Truth In This Art: Stories That MatterMind on Fire: The Musical Journey of James YoungEngage in a meaningful conversation with the multi-talented James Young.In this episode, we explore:James Young's background as a composer, improviser, educator, and show runner, and his deep passion for organized sound.His creative journey from Texas to Baltimore and the influence these environments have had on his musical expression.James's extensive experiences at prestigious institutions and festivals, including Mass MOCA, Bang on a Can Festival, and June in Buffalo.The unique role he holds as the Artistic Director of Mind on Fire, a modular orchestra that focuses on living composers and promotes accessibility to...2023-06-2142 min
James and Ashley Stay at Home'It changed my life' – the Ray Koppe Young Writers FellowshipHow can winning an artistic residency impact your creative career? Hear from four Australian authors about their experiences entering and winning the ASA/Varuna Ray Koppe Young Writers Fellowship, and how their careers have developed since. Hannah Bent is the author of When Things Are Alive They Hum. She completed her Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art and Film from Central Saint Martins School of Art and Design in London. She undertook further study in both directing and screenwriting at the Australian Film, Television and Radio School and has a Masters in Creative Writing from the University o...2023-06-1252 min
Drinks At Work with Sam Bygrave“I started with $30K.” James Young on building a world-beating gin with no experienceThis is a show about building creative and rewarding careers in and around the world of drinks.My guest on this episode is James Young. James is the founder of Old Young’s, a small WA distillery in the Swan Valley that makes gin and vodka — and one which has racked up a number of big accolades since beginning in 2016. In 2017 and 2018 they were named champion Australian distiller at the highly regarded Australian Distilled Spirits Awards. More recently — just the other week in fact — at the Icons of Gin Awards in...2023-03-0841 min
Banking on Digital Growth227) #ExponentialInsights - Giving Young Account Holders a Reason to Be LoyalAs financial services decentralize, loyalty from young account holders continues to wane.
So, what can banks and credit unions do to fix the disconnect in the generation gap and attract Gen Z and Gen Alpha members?
Mart Vos, Founder and CEO of Eko Investments, tells us why he thinks young account holders are breaking away from traditional financial services and how FIs can bring them back.
Join us as we discuss:
- The perception gap in financial services and younger generations (5:15)
- Pattern matching the younger...2022-09-1237 min
The Secret Origins of Mint Condition: Comics, Movies, TV, Sports, Gaming and more71. Young Justice (animated series)In this episode, James, Joe and Chris talk about the animated series, Young Justice. If you have been a fan of the podcast so far, then you will possibly recall Chris’s love for Young Justice while Joe was not such a fan. This is the episode wherein we have a conversation about Chris’ love for the show and Joe’s lack of love for the show. Does Chris get Joe to change his opinion? Listen to the episode to find out!
Also, as a note, this episode has spoilers for the first two seasons of the show...2022-06-221h 02
All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 185: My Friend Luke SteeleAlmost 20 years ago, Luke Steele emerged as one of the great modern eccentrics of Australian music. An ebullient personality (one was a spider, one was a bird), he started the decade as a scrappy underdog and ended it as one of the biggest pop stars in the world. Who else could get to that kind of A to B, from Jebediah to Jay-Z? With a new solo album looming, Luke spoke openly about his one-of-a-kind journey that took him from blues bars in Perth to the Hollywood Bowl and back again. Luke's debut solo album Listen to t...2022-04-2239 minThe Empire Builders Podcast#044: James Watt – The marketing story of horsepowerCars are marketed today using the term horsepower. However, the term was created long before cars. Find out why James Watt invented the term.
Dave Young:
Welcome to The Empire Builders podcast, teaching business owners the not-so-secret techniques that took famous businesses from mom and pop to major brands. Stephen Semple is a marketing consultant, story collector, and storyteller. I’m Stephen’s sidekick and business partner, Dave Young. Before we get into today’s episode, a word from our sponsor, which is, well it’s us, but we’re highlighting ads we’ve written and produced fo...2022-04-1313 min
Yin & Young PodcastYin & Young EP59 - Michael Newman and James in Japan
Recorded late 2021.Synopsis: Michael Newman (former TV writer, from episode 12, link below) has moved to Japan. James is also in Japan and at the time was quarantining in a fancy hotel. Today’s podcast focuses on acclimating to living in Japan: convenience store food, toilets, dating, maid cafes, and more.HIGHLIGHTS:6:15 James is in Japan for a teaching program and is quarantining in Tokyo. The rules are less strict than his Taiwan quarantine.12:31 Movie prices in Japan have come down in price compared to the 90s.20:16 Michael's teacher was...2022-02-131h 30
Yin & Young PodcastYin & Young EP 58 - Young Leaving Taiwan: Therapy, Career, Taiwanese PrideRecorded in Tainan, Taiwan summer of 2021, James and Dan chat to discuss updates with James’s life as he prepares to leave Taiwan to head back to the US. James shares some of the relationships and skills he has built during his time in Taiwan, Dan shares updates of the vaccine rollout in the U.S.HIGHLIGHTS:James gives Dan a mini-tour of his room.[Audio or FB version only] Dan and James discuss the pandemic and vaccine misinformation [as of August 2021].James shares some of his plans after leaving Ta...2021-12-0559 min
Win the Day57. Driven Young with Byron Dempsey 🏎️ | Win the Day™ podcast with James WhittakerEp 57: Driven Young with Byron Dempsey
“To avoid criticism, say nothing, do nothing, and be nothing.” – Aristotle
Byron Dempsey is doing some incredible work to empower young people and shake up the educational system. Through his Driven Young brand and the Driven Young Podcast, Byron’s amassed 600K+ social media followers, 300K+ podcast downloads, and 15M+ TikTok likes.
After learning more in two months as an entrepreneur than he did through all of high school, Byron initiated a movement where he teaches practical life skills that aren’t taught in schools so young people are...2021-09-141h 03The James Altucher Show745 - Sergey Young (Part 2): What technologies would help us "Grow" and stay young!Who doesn't want to stay young, who doesn't want to grow younger? They are technologies today that would potentially help you grow younger, habits that help you stay young. However, how efficient are those technologies? How long before those technologies would be available to the masses?
In this episode (Part 2 of 2), Sergey Young talked about what he does to stay young, and what are the new technologies he's looking, and interested in! One day, we could all live to 200 years old!
My new book Skip The Line is out! Make sure you get a copy wherever you get your new...2021-08-2641 minThe James Altucher Show744 - Sergey Young (Part 1): The Evolution of The Science and Technology of Growing Young!Who doesn't want to stay young, who doesn't want to grow younger? They are technologies today that would potentially help you grow younger, habits that help you stay young. However, how efficient are those technologies? How long before those technologies would be available to the masses?
In this episode (Part 1 of 2), Sergey Young, a longevity investor and visionary with a mission to extend healthy lifespans of at least one billion people, and author, came on to talk about his new book, The Science and Technology of Growing Young: An Insider's Guide to the Breakthroughs that Will Dramatically Extend Our Lifespan...2021-08-2449 min
The Healthtech Podcast#223 Quick Tips with CEO and Founder of Virti - Dr Alex Young 🥼This week Dr Alex Young - an NHS trauma and orthopaedic surgeon by training and CEO/founder of mixed reality training platform Virti gives us his quick tips for entrepreneurs.Get in touch with Alex: https://www.virti.com/Apply to be a guest: www.thehealthtechpodcast.com/Subscribe to Healthtech Pigeon 🐦: www.healthtechpigeon.comGet in touch with James : www.jamessomauroo.comLearn more about SomX for your healthtech company: https://www.somx.co.uk/2021-08-2205 minAll My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 184: My Friend Ben LeeFew could have predicted that the scrawny Jewish kid with the guitar in Sydney's eastern suburbs would go on to conquer the world. Hell, even fewer could have predicted his second-ever gig would be opening for Sonic Youth. Still, that's just how Ben Lee's career has unfolded - just when you think you have all the answers, he changes the questions. An ARIA winner, a two-time Hottest 100 runner-up and a keen collaborator with everyone from Josh Radnor to Joel Madden, Lee's life can't be summed up with a mere hour of conversation. Still, it's worth a shot. ...2021-08-201h 00
The Healthtech Podcast#222 The Story of Virti with CEO and Founder Dr Alex Young 🥼This week James is joined by Dr Alex Young. An NHS trauma and orthopaedic surgeon by training - Alex is the CEO and founder of mixed reality training platform Virti. Virti develops immersive training tools to improve human performance in organisations and institutions around the globe. Passionate about improving human performance, Alex built and sold an events company during medical school at Bristol, before boot-strapping and scaling an award-winning medical education company while still training in the NHS. Virti - Alex's most ambitious venture to date - has won a wealth of awards and grants, including being v...2021-08-1943 minAll My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 183: My Friend Gretta RayWhen then-triple j breakfast hosts Alex Dyson and Matt Okine decided to surprise Melbourne singer-songwriter Gretta Ray with news she'd won a competition through the station’s Unearthed initiative, they did not head to her place of work. Nor did they go to her place of residence. Instead, they ended up at Princes Hill Secondary College, where Ray was a student. A prodigious singer and budding songwriter, Ray could not have predicted the ensuing years of national and international touring, millions of streams and a steady ascent to the top of Australian pop's echelon. Now barely in her 20s, a...2021-07-2338 minAll My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 182: My Friends Sly WithersLonely and dreaming on the west coast, Jono Mata and Sam Blitvitch both aspired to be the guitar heroes they saw on their screens at an impressionable age. With Sly Withers - both men's first in-earnest band - they were able to achieve something far greater. With their open, honest every-man take on pub rock and pop-punk, the band quickly carved a niche that soon became bigger than either could have anticipated. With the release of their second studio album Gardens, the band find themselves among the top of the food chain in Australian rock - which is quite t...2021-07-1630 minAll My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 181: My Friends STUMPSMuch like the inner rings of a cut-open tree, there are a surprising degree of layers to Sydney trio STUMPS. Although they boast a confident, extroverted frontman in Kyle Fisher, he had never actually even so much as sang a note on stage prior to the band's formation in the late 2010s. Their rhythm section, meanwhile - bassist Merrick Powell & drummer Jonathan Dolan - had never played indie-rock before; instead, their bread and butter was hardcore punk matinees - making songs to literally scream at the sun in scene stalwarts Perspectives. So, how did all three end up making...2021-07-0952 min
"Chewing the Fat"S2E7 - A DAY IN THE LIFE with James YoungToday we feature our host JY, and take you inside a day in the life of his life.
We chat about JY's morning routine, work life, training, nutrition, sleep routine, and his 7 daily non-negotiables.
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Yin & Young PodcastYin & Young EP57 - Young in Quarantine (Taiwan, Feb 2021)Recorded February 2021 in Taipei, Taiwan, James (aka Young) shares his experience of what it’s like in a quarantine hotel on the last day of his quarantine. The pandemic situation has changed drastically since the time of recording, with Taiwan now reporting an average of 513 COVID-19 cases for the last week of May 2021, a huge shift from the 1 to 2 cases a day in February. Taiwan is now in stage 3 out of 4 COVID alert, with all public gatherings and indoor restaurant seating cancelled.Life can change so quickly. Though many of the circumstances referenced in the po...2021-06-011h 09All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 180: My Friend Charlie CollinsCharlene Bailey has lived a life of reintroductions. A promising country upstart in the heart of Tamworth, the singer-songwriter got her start as a child prodigy in a family band. She later emerged as a prospective indie-pop darling in the big smoke of Sydney and Los Angeles, helming Tigertown for some prosperous but simultaneously tumultuous years. These days, folks know her as Charlie Collins - a big-voiced, big-hearted and utterly charming artist that sonically composes her past and present to create something well worth investing in for the future. With two new songs out in the world - one...2021-05-2141 min
The Jay Young ShowEp. 82: The Jay Young Show, James WebbJoin Jay R. Young for a new episode of The Jay Young Show with special guest, James Webb, Chairman Paradigm Development Holdings LLC and author of the new book ’” Redneck Resilience: A Country Boy's Journey to Prosperity. James’ storied career started as a radiologic technologist in his home state of Mississippi. After moving to Dallas in 1983, he began working as the Director of Radiology at a local hospital and, for the next 13 years, worked on the executive team for various medical imaging companies. In 1996, Webb started his first of several companies and became a key leader in the industry. After...2021-04-2942 min
The Jay Young ShowThe Jay Young Show Episode 82 | James WebbJoin Jay R. Young for a new episode of The Jay Young Show with special guest, James Webb, Chairman Paradigm Development Holdings LLC and author of the new book ’” Redneck Resilience: A Country Boy's Journey to Prosperity. James’ storied career started as a radiologic technologist in his home state of Mississippi. After moving to Dallas in 1983, he began working as the Director of Radiology at a local hospital and, for the next 13 years, worked on the executive team for various medical imaging companies. In 1996, Webb started his first of several companies and became a key leader in the industry. After more t...2021-04-2942 min
Yin & Young PodcastYin & Young EP56 - Paul Hoi - Experimental Landscape Photographer and Visual ArtistConsider supporting Yin & Young on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/yinyoungpodcastDan and James are back with an enlightening chat with artist Paul Hoi! Paul shares his background, his artistic passions, and some of his thoughts about being Asian in America.Highlights:- Paul Chan by birth, but goes by Paul Hoi so as not to be mistaken for Paul Chan the art critic. - Is bad with naming his artwork so sometimes he just numbers them.- James and Paul met while working at the Apple s...2021-04-191h 23All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 179: My Friend HachikuGrowing up outside of Cologne, Anika Ostendorf had lofty but headstrong ambitions to get into the world of music. She ended up there, but not in the way her younger self may have initially expected. As Hachiku, Ostendorf has forged a career in the indie pop world that has seen her charming, kitschy indie-pop win over audiences on both a local and international scale - as well as tours alongside the likes of Courtney Barnett, The Breeders and Jose Gonzalez. Before a headlining show at Petersham Bowling Club, she discussed the ins and outs of the Ford family band...2021-04-1637 minAll My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 178: My Friends PalmsThere are few intergenerational figures in a music scene that sees bands come and go on a weekly basis. Chief among those that are, however, are Al Grigg and Tom Wallace. Best friends since college, the pair first played together as part of 2000s indie wunderkinds Red Riders, before transferring their guitar-loving and hook-wielding expertise over to the garage-rock world with Palms circa 2011. Here, they lay out their life in music, both on and off the road, on the line in their most in-depth interview to date. Whether you came up circa the Hopetoun or circa the Oxford Art...2021-04-091h 20Banking on Digital Growth76) #ExponentialInsights: Digital Transformation Is a Marathon, Not a Sprint ft. Hunter YoungCOVID-19 taught us all to be agile, nimble, and pivot on a dime, right?
But when it comes to digital transformation, you need to be ready for more than a sprint.
Digital transformation is a marathon.
That’s one of the key insights Hunter Young has learned as Founder & President at HIFI Agency. He joins the show today to share the lessons he’s learned from COVID-19 and how you can use them to transform your financial brand.
We discuss:
- Where financial brands get cult...2021-03-2233 minAll My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 177: My Friend Dylan Baldi (Cloud Nothings)It's an increasingly-common modern story. A project born out of a bedroom, a dorm room, a laptop, a loose collection of ideas, shifts from the micro to the macro. Few of these stories, however, have carved out such an intense niche as Dylan Baldi's noise-rock vehicle Cloud Nothings. Initially serving up indie pop with a sunny disposition, the band nosedived into Steve Albini-approved dissonance on 2012's Attack on Memory and never looked back. A prolific outfit and a rough-and-tumble live must-see, Cloud Nothings continue to adapt and evolve as a full-band assault. Following the release of their most recent a...2021-03-1837 minAll My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 176: My Friend Huck HastingsHuck Hastings is a relatively new name on the Australian music scene, although the Sydney-based singer-songwriter has had his eyes on the stage well before his current solo iteration. Born into a pub-rock heritage, Hastings eventually found a niche within the indie-rock spectrum and has carved that into a heartfelt and endearing debut album, Cheers to Progress. Ahead of its release, he spoke candidly about his progression through high-school rock band to solo troubadour before eventually striking a balance between the two.Cheers to Progress is out now. Stream, download and purchase the album here: ht...2021-03-1233 minAll My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 175: My Friend Kevin Mitchell (Jebediah, Bob Evans)Good Evans, it's a crossover! A week on from David featuring on Kevin Mitchell's Good Evans, It's A Bobcast!, the Jebediah frontman and solo singer-songwriter under the Bob Evans moniker had the tables turned on him. We traverse decades in just under an hour, ranging from high-school dances to the Big Day Out and a myriad of unexpected places in-between. After 25 years in the game, Kev isn't one to settle into the nostalgia market - he still has a lot to prove, and he's happy to talk through the ins and outs of his various performance outlets to explain w...2021-03-0455 min
Sheila SpeaksConnecting with Your Family During Covid-19 - Dr. James YoungDr. James C. Young has more than fifty years as an educator. He is an educator, motivational speaker, author, workshop leader, and has served as a consultant to schools and school districts. He shares what's the key to connecting with our families during Covid-19. Support the show2021-03-0121 minAll My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 174: My Friend Tony Di Blasi (The Avalanches)You all know the story by now. Formed in 1997, megastars by 2000, whatever-happened-tos by 2004, has-beens by 2006, comeback kids by 2016 - and, finally, comeback kids again in 2020. Of course, those are just the touchstones - in truth, there's way more to The Avalanches' story than you might expect. It starts in a fruit shop, it heads up to country Victoria, through to the suburban sharehouses of Melbourne and onto a festival stage in Barcelona. Keyboardist, producer and founding member Tony Di Blasi has seen it all - and he's ready to get into the gory details of how The Avalanches went to...2020-12-1755 minAll My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 173: My Friend Imogen ClarkIt's rare to be simultaneously a decade-plus performance veteran and also still under the age of 30, and yet Imogen Clark happily exists within that Venn diagram. This ain't no child-star operation, either - really, this Blue Mountains native is just getting started. Having toured internationally, supported Shania Twain and even navigated a global pandemic to get her unique blend of country, rock and pop out to the world, Clark is a rare firebrand - and if you're not familiar already, make it a priority to rectify that. Imogen Clark's First Annual Holiday Hootenanny takes place at the...2020-11-2644 minAll My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 172: My Friends Something for KateThey're one of the most distinctive figures in the history of Australian rock music - not least of all because their frontman is nearly seven foot tall. They're a platinum-selling Hottest 100 runner-up with decades of sold-out theatres to their name, but they're also one of the more vulnerable and emotively-striking bands this country has produced. There's never been a band quite like Something for Kate before - and it's likely there never will be. From their music room in their suburban Melbourne home, vocalist/guitarist Paul Dempsey and bassist Stephanie Ashworth share the finer details of their lives in...2020-11-1954 minAll My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 171: My Friends Sarah Blasko, Johnny Mackay (Children Collide, Fascinator) and Patrick Matthews (Youth Group, The Vines) - LIVE!After a super-fun first round, the late crowd shuffled in for a second round of Bar Bands banter. This time around, it was a celebration of some of David's formative years in front of the stage and listening in his bedroom. This included Hurstville's own Patrick Matthews - founding member of The Vines and bassist of Youth Group - as well as Children Collide frontman Johnny Mackay and ARIA-award winning veteran vocalist Sarah Blasko. There's a lot of history here - some well-remembered, others best forgotten. It's all a lot of fun, though. Besides, arguably no other podcast this ye...2020-11-121h 17All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 170: My Friends Alex the Astronaut, L-FRESH the LION and Brae Fisher (Dear Seattle) - LIVE!On the eve of Bar Bands' fifth birthday* (*not really) and David's 30th* (*also not really), a diverse but elite crew of Australian musicians descended upon The Vanguard in Sydney for a night of storytelling, song-sharing and top-tier banter. This is the first of two episodes recorded that night, which sees the inimitable Alex the Astronaut, L-FRESH the LION and Dear Seattle's Brae Fisher coming together for a wholly unique and entertaining panel. Criss-crossing across their entire respective careers, we find plenty of intersections along the way - as well as plenty of laughs. Special thanks to M...2020-11-061h 36All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 168: My Friend Maddy JaneImagine an island within an island. Pretty isolated, right? That was life for a young Maddy Jane, whose connection to music was her ticket to the world. Now a resident on the mainland - Wollongong, specifically - Maddy's brand of heartfelt jangly indie-rock has afforded her a myriad of unbelievable opportunities. From arena openers, to national tours, to her very own prom night, Maddy has taken it all on - and that was all before her album even came out. Now, with her album out and (at long last) some shows to play, Maddy is ready to share her...2020-10-2339 min
"Chewing the Fat"Episode 8 - Social MediaThis week the boys chat all things social media. We speak about the fitness and Physio worlds and how they are portrayed on socials. We chat about the addictive nature of social media and how it has become such a huge part of all of our lives.
Some of our fav accounts that are worth following in the world of Health & Fitness:
JPS Health & Fitness
https://www.instagram.com/jpshealth_fitness/
JPS Education
https://www.instagram.com/jps_education/
3 Point Training
https://www.instagram.com/3pointtraining/
Melbourne Strength Culture
https://www.instagram.com/melbournestrengthculture/
Fortitude Nutrition Coaching
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Jo.YoMario Solorzano / James YoungIt's that time again, James and Mario come back to talk more movies and today we're talking the Joker with Joaquin Phoenix. Spoilers will be on the menu.
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Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joshua-young8/support2020-05-2446 minAll My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 155: My Friends CrywankThere was never a universe in which such a strange band with such a strange sound and an unmentionable name would be successful. Except, of course, this one. A wholly DIY freak-folk expedition, Crywank have been streamed millions of times and faced a fervent cult fanbase wherever they would show their faces. How exactly did two working-class English punks make such a considerable dent? Vocalist/guitarist James Clayton and drummer Dan Watson (with special guest melodica player Joel Hernandez) offered up a guided tour before their last-ever Sydney show at the Red Rattler theatre towards the end of 2019. Expect...2020-05-2250 min
TheStaticTravellerThe Static Traveller IntroductionHello, My name is James and this is my podcast the static traveller,
Now this introduction wont be a long one, but it is an introduction none the less.
I want to hear storys from travellers of the past and present, with a couple of questions flung in from the travellers of the future.
so where is this podcast going and what is it about ?, I want to bring you and everyone listening story's from around the globe.
I want you to hear the highs and lows of travelling, the best...2020-02-1602 min
All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 152: My Friend Andy Gill (Gang of Four) / In MemoriamIn November 2019, Gang of Four toured Australian to commemorate the 40th anniversary of their debut album, . This would end up being the final ever Gang of Four tour, as guitarist and founding member Andy Gill tragically passed away in late January 2020. This marks one of his final-ever interviews, and here he details his remarkable career as a part of one of the greatest rock bands of all time.Entertainment!Thanks to John Howarth, James Anderson, Matt Manning, the Pacific Hotel and Adam Buncher.Rest in power, Andrew James Dalrymple Gill1956 - 2020Support David on Patreon: http://patreon...2020-02-0632 min
All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 148: My Friend June JonesAs a scrawny little teen playing Red Hot Chili Peppers covers, a young June Jones could have never seen the person that she'd end up becoming. In her late 20s, she now stands as one of the country's most promising and captivating singer-songwriters, thanks to both her solo debut as well as two modern-classic LPs with previous band Two Steps On The Water. In September 2019, Jones was part of a national tour in support of Seeker Lover Keeper. Prior to a show at the Heritage Hotel in Bulli, she spoke candidly and openly about how her bedroom ambitions ultimately translated...2020-01-0942 min
All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 143: My Friend Barry Johnson (Joyce Manor)Are they the most punk band in power-pop or the most power-pop band in punk? Really, it doesn't matter - any way you cut it, Joyce Manor have been one of the most consistent and engaging bands in rock throughout the 2010s. Never quite settling, and constantly switching things up, the band has found a cult following that's lead to sold-out shows and deafening sing-alongs in just about every corner of the planet. Not that this kind of ambition was realised by a young Barry Johnson, however - starting out as a young punk in Op Ivy worship bands, he...2019-11-2132 min
All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 141: My Friends at Yours & Owls Festival 2019The sun is out, the guitars are plugged in and the gates are open... Yours & Owls Festival is a go for yet another year. For the fourth year in a row, stuck the mic into the face of some of the festival's biggest names to spin a few quick yarns about the first show, worst show and best show that these artists have ever played. This year, we went around the horn with Vera Blue, Odette, Sneaky Sound System, Caitlin and Nick from West Thebarton, Ruel, Evan and James and Griff from WAAX, Matt from Love Fame Tragedy/The Wombats...2019-10-251h 13
All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 135: My Friends Charly BlissThe world of Charly Bliss is a constantly evolving one. It's bunny-moshing and sugar-rushes one moment, slow-dances and sombre synths the next. Across two albums, it's made them one of the most captivating new bands on the indie-rock circuit - and in July of 2019, it was finally Australia's turn to experience this exceptional band in the flesh. Over a couple of jetlagged drinks in Sydney, frontwoman Eva Hendricks and guitarist Spencer Fox let loose on everything from the art of percussion to their best-forgotten nu-folk project. If you're young enough, come and feel the love.Special thanks to Uda...2019-08-2342 min
All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 133: My Friend Azim ZainThis week's story is bittersweet. We're celebrating the musical journey of an incredibly talented young man, whose honest and emotive work was bolstered by a fruitful and prosperous DIY community after other parts of the country - and even the world - ignored him. Azim Zain is a Malaysian-born singer, songwriter, guitarist and multi-instrumentalist that has split his life between Adelaide, Sydney and Canberra. Unfortunately, Azim was recently deported, meaning he can't be with us here in Australia to share this story. Thankfully, we recorded this the afternoon prior to his final show for the time being as a Canberra...2019-08-0243 min
All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 129: My Friend Carla GeneveOne of WA's most promising young upstarts, Carla Geneve forged out her love of music as a young kid in Albany. Persevering through hellish piano lessons, Geneve later discovered the healing powers of Acca Dacca and The Living End. She's long since turned the amp up to 11 and carved her own path in the rock world. Although she's only 20 years old, Geneve has already lapped up considerable national attention for her endearing and honest music. On the eve of the release of her debut EP, we spoke to Carla about her own west-side story.Carla Geneve's debut EP is...2019-05-3129 min
To: PlayerEpisode 20 – The Sublime and The Only Way to Stay SaneYeah that second part was a band reference, but that's not what this episode is about.
This week Ian and James spend some time unpacking the concept of The Sublime. Have you ever stared at something so big, so awesome, so towering that it was jarring? Did it kick you in the shins, give you goosebumps or turn your stomach upside-down? That's the sublime.
Edmund Burke, a philosopher from the mid to late 1700s, popularized the notion of The Sublime. Not as just an expression of beauty, which it had been mostly up until that point...2019-05-3055 min
To: PlayerEpisode 19 – AC Odyssey, Part 2 (aka Final Odyssey VII)This game is a doozie. An epic doozie, and it took us on our on Odyssey to complete it. Playing and discussing this game nearly broke us and turned us into just another game review podcast. But we swear it, we're getting back to our roots.
Funny how when a game takes so long, like a beloved TV series or Movie franchise, what you get at the end of the game can be very different than the beginning. Such was the case with the newest in the Assassin's Creed game. This game highlights just how tight you have...2019-05-1753 min
To: PlayerEpisode 18 – AC Odyssey, Part 1James and Ian join forces again this week to unpack some of the massive title: Assassin's Creed Odyssey. Having started this game more than a month ago our opinions have shifted slightly from where they were. Having been somewhat rose-tinted before, that shine is starting to wear off for Ian - though James is still very much in the thick of it.
What did you think of the title? Is this just Origin's Lite? Or is it something that's going to continue to spice up your life?
We'll be back soon to discuss the endings of...2019-04-2745 min
All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 124: My Friends Antonia Susan (The Lazy Susans) and Lande Hekt (Muncie Girls)Although they grew up at different times in two different parts of the world, Antonia Susan and Lande Hekt have a lot more in common than you'd think. They both latched onto music young, they bashed about in their teenage years and they found a wider audience for their emotive and honest take on indie rock in their 20s. From the misty Blue Mountains to the countryside of Exeter, Tones and Lande have plenty of stories to share of how music has impacted on their lives - and prior to a show together at Crowbar Sydney, they shared them together.2019-03-2134 min
Yin & Young PodcastYin & Young EP39 - Filmmaker Darren Kwan and Post Oscars TalkHighlights* Darren Kwan - originally from the Bay Area, worked at a tech company in Silicon Valley before deciding on a career change to filmmaking.* James and Darren met at the De Anza College film department. Reconnected with James when he recognized Darren on the street in downtown LA.* Darren’s latest film is about the cuddling industry.* Tangent into Robert Kraft getting busted going to a massage parlor that has happy endings.* James and Darren shot a short film in the tunnels under downtown LA.—...2019-03-101h 30
To: PlayerEpisode 16 – Old Men Yell at CloudsFeeling lost and confused? Not sure why the Skyrim intro seems to be killing the internet? Don't understand the ebb and flow of Battle Royal style shooters? Think a Battle Royal is what they call a Big Mac in France?
You've come to the right place.
Ian and James channel their inner Abe Simpson and yell at a few passing cumulo nimbi as they wade throw the garbage storm that is gaming in the 21st century.
This week they talked about Apex Legends, Frostpunk, Borderlands, EA, Guns of Icarus, and discuss whether or not...2019-02-2237 min
To: PlayerEpisode 15 – Jimmy’s Back Baby!James is back this week, and Ian couldn't be happy to have his social life preserver back in house. Join in as James and Ian discuss new titles like Return of the Obra Dinn (for the last time we swear... for now), Apex Legends, and Frostpunk. We also take a detour to talk about how much fun it is to play Dungeons and Dragons, provided you have as good a DM as Ian. Ian also reviews James's review, it our most true-to-title Review Review yet.
...We hope you enjoy.
Later Player.
The games we...2019-02-0841 min
To: PlayerCharbillionaire’s Review ReviewWhat a silly title. Definitely our silliest. James is away this week so Ian got the website codes. And he's going to break something for sure. I mean the title's not even related to Charmeleon OR Charmillionaire.
Ian takes a moment to lay waste to the snoozefest of No Man's Sky. It has some good qualities but eventually that negative reputation starts to make sense to Ian, it's just a shame that he realized it after buying the game. He also takes some time to unpack the steampunk apocalypse title "They Are Billions," which has given Ian a...2019-01-2538 min
To: PlayerTo: Player 2018 – Year in ReviewWe're a little late on our new year's post but we had to peel ourselves off the couch after the holidays for this one. James and Ian discuss 2018's greatest hits - well sort of. The games we played in 2018 at least. Ian fought off his sickness to get this one to you, and James was there too.
We gots some helpful links below. @podcast_to
Later Player
On our hate list:
Stick Fight: The Game (even their website is garbage)
Hello Neighbor
Ghost Recon: Wildlands
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To: PlayerWonderland, Part 3 – Whimsy, Illusion, and the Neural NetworkThis week James did his homework and takes Ian on a psychonautical journey into the fifth chapter of "Wonderland: How Play Made the Modern World," by Stephen Johnson. The idea that human fascination in projecting illusions into our universe has continued to be a pattern in the modern world makes sense. Think about it. We've gone from cave drawings to the Oculus Rift. Where our imaginations used to be the only vehicle, we can now almost touch for real - almost.
Join us as we discuss the internet, Nvidia's insane new AI city rendering technology, and how they're...2018-12-1347 min
All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 118: My Friend Cadien James (Twin Peaks)Born out of house shows and boredom, Chicago jangle merchants Twin Peaks have provided damn good tunes to the masses since their late-teens formation. Their years in the trenches as a DIY touring band eventually landed them spots on festivals and tours around the globe - in this instance, bringing them all the way over to Australia to support Skegss on a national tour. Prior to their fourth and final show at the Metro in Sydney, the band's de-facto leader Cadien James powered through a mix of stories that piece together to make the Lynchian utopia seen before you....2018-12-0726 min
To: PlayerWonderland, part 2 – Hygge not HyggeThis week James and Ian continue the discussion on Wonderland: How Play Made the Modern World, and wonder themselves if this conclusion seems a little broad for their liking. They also talk about what kinds of games might be the coziest, curl up next to a fire, get a cat on your lap, and frag some noobs kinda games. We talk about the Danish custom of Hygge, aka that sweet cozy hibernation station exercise, and figure out how we can square-peg-round-whole this paradigm shift into our own lifestyles. What's Hygge and what's not is what we're up to here. Extra...2018-11-3044 min
All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 116: My Friend Darling JamesJames O'Brien is Darling James. Before that, he was Jamezboat – bassist, vocalist and songwriter in Brisbane indie darlings The Boat People. Going back even further, O'Brien was a rural Queensland kid that chanced upon a love of music and never looked back. The multi-instrumentalist has played with Kate Miller-Heidke, toured the world and been through the ringer both in a band and as a solo artist. Just after soundcheck at Waywards in Newtown, James gets into the finer points of classical music training, DIY touring and reinventing yourself as a one-man band.Darling James' EP, "Mood Eyes," is out no...2018-11-1547 min
To: PlayerWonderland – Part 1We have chosen our new read for the series. It's a nifty non-fiction called Wonderland: How Play Made the Modern World by Stephen Johnson. We found it on the MIT Press Game Design tab, and Johnson had previously been on the New York Times Bestseller's List for his book How We Got to Now. The book's thesis is wonderfully straightforward, as it argues that delight - not necessity, not hunger, not capitalism, etc - led to the most forward thinking and powerful innovations of our modern world.
James and Ian take some time to unpack the introduction of...2018-11-1455 min
To: PlayerThe Hyper Real BoysToday we get philosophical and discuss Jean Baudrillard and his views on simulation and simulated experiences. Games provide simulated experiences, but the emotions and choices that they invoke are still real. So, are we in a simulation or the straight up base reality? We also bring on a guest, Dr. Jonathan Arendt, who helps us wade through the monster of this philosophy. As we continue to creep towards a world with more incorporated virtual experiences, it's important to weigh how important the distinction between the real and virtual really is. Are you more free in the simulation or reality?
2018-11-0156 min
All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 114: My Friends PaganMelbourne band Pagan aren't concerned with round holes and square pegs – they're too busy trying to kick the door down and rip down the foundations. The genre-defiant quartet dropped their debut album, Black Wash, earlier in the year to much fanfare – although they've had quite the run-up to its release, and it's far from their first rodeo. Vocalist Nikki Brumen and bassist Dan Bonnici share a lot of history together, and over some beers at Young Henry's in Enmore they divulge basically all of it for your listening pleasure.Pagan play The Grace Darling in Melbourne on November 5 with In T...2018-10-2634 min
To: PlayerVery Special Edition, part 2We're taking a pause before the next book series to talk about some games we've been playing. Ian gets up on his soap box, James talks about Magic the Gathering and Hearthstone. We talk a little about nostalgia, and a surprising amount about a 'girlfriend' simulator in VR. It's a weird world, but we're still happy to be a part of it. More on the Witcher 3, Empire: Total War, Together VR, Magic the Gathering, Hearthstone, and other sweet sweet things. Ian also botches an effort to promote the show by missing our twitter handle several times too many. What's a...2018-10-1228 min
To: PlayerSport 2.0, part 3 – First you get the eyeballs, then you get the money…Then you get the power.
Esports, we are sure, are here to stay. Listen to Ian and James discuss the rise and continued growth of the esports industry in the final chapter of Sport 2.0. Esports is huge business, which streamers bringing millions of views a day, going head to head with major league sports franchises around the world. Also, we finally decide to include esports into the category of sport, but try not to hound to hard on the semantics. If we can establish that there is a sliding scale of physicality involved in sports, why not the...2018-09-2759 min
To: PlayerSport 2.0, part 2 – Olympics, Orange Slices, and High FivesThis week Ian and James discuss e-sports and their possible place in the Olympics. Ninja gets more than 30 millions views a month, and that's roughly the number of folks that tuned into the Rio Olympics in the USA. Should that matter? We think so. We also discuss how video games and sports continue to replicate each others' structure and format more and more, and how viewers and players alike are changing their tastes to match. Kids these days are involved in just as much hero worship and tribalism as we saw with our generation, and our parents' generation, with sports...2018-09-151h 05
To: PlayerTo: Player – Very Special Edition, part 1While James was away this week, Ian discusses some of the new (and old) games he has been playing, including: Terraria, They Are Billions, and the new update for No Man's Sky. These are just some quick updates on some new releases and some oldies-but-goodies.
Ian also takes a moment to talk about the tragic shooting following the Madden 2K event in Jacksonville, Florida just over a week ago. While trying not to get to political and stick to what this podcast is about, this is something that happened in our own virtual backyard. James and Ian have...2018-09-0617 min
To: PlayerSport 2.0, part 1 – Sports, Stereotypes, and AccessibilityIn this episode James and Ian introduce the book Sport 2.0, written by author and sports researcher Professor Andy Miah. The worlds of physical and digital games are converging, and that's forcing us to have some important conversations with one another. What is a sport, anyway?
We talk about how sports games challenge us while promoting accessibility and participation for all, and how games previously only possible in our imaginations are being created by studios around the world. The Oculus Rift makes a rock climbing video game, The Climb, Xbox releases games with dual joystick control, all in an...2018-08-1658 min
To: PlayerEthical Gaming, part 3 – This War of MineJames and Ian discuss the game "This War of Mine," which was developed in partnership with War Child. It is a bleak game designed with the intention to build empathy in its players, having them experience some of the difficulties of wartime through an indie-game lens.
This game dealt with some very difficult subjects, and so with that in mind we think its important to put a trigger warning in place. This game has instances of violence, both physical and sexual in nature. Though sexual violence is not a major topic of this episode, it is briefly mentioned...2018-08-041h 02
To: PlayerEthical Gaming, part 2 – The Walking DeadJames and Ian discuss the Telltale hit "The Walking Dead, Season One" and the difficult pathways it lays out for the player. Continuing with the book "Beyond Choices" by MIT researcher Miguel Sicart as a guide, they talk about how the game creates player complicity in this dark post-apocalyptic title.
The Walking Dead, Season 1 consists of five episodes and was released between April and November 2014. It is an amazing immersive and emotional experience, and we highly recommend it!2018-08-0447 min
To: PlayerEthical Gaming, part 1 – Papers, PleaseJames and Ian discuss indie title "Papers, Please" and how it is designed to create a gaming experience that deals with difficult choices, and forces the player to engage ethically with NPCs in the fictional setting of Aristotzka.
We also discuss the book "Beyond Choices" written by game design scholar Miguel Sicart, and published by the MIT Press. It is also stated, incorrectly, that Dr. Sicart works at the "MIT Research Labs," which not only isn't a thing but incorrect either way. He works out of the IT University of Copenhagen in the Centre for Computer Games Research.2018-08-0437 minYin & Young PodcastYin & Young EP32 - Film Talk and Death & Dating in TaiwanYin & Young discuss film and Young returns to Taiwan for a funeral and revisits a potential love. New intro/outro song!*Cinema Corner/Film Talk:*INFINITY WAR 00:00-14:10* Dan liked that every hero's scene wasn't shortchanged.* James was fairly positive about the film, you can listen to his movie debate on The Movie Standoff: https://soundcloud.com/user-416414507/the-movie-standoff-showdown-7-avengers-infinity-war* Picking nits about some of the relationships of the movie.* Thanos vs Apocalypse (X-Men)* Apocalypse looked too cartoonishSOLO 14:10 - 22:15* ”Solo" Ja...2018-07-041h 17Yin & Young PodcastYin & Young EP29 - Cinema Corner & James’ Trip to Korea and TaiwanIn this episode Y&Y review: The Last Jedi, Blade Runner 2049, and Lady Bird. James shares his adventures in Seoul, South Korea and Taiwan, and has a personal revelation.CINEMA CORNER (Warning: Spoilers Below!)The Last Jedi: * James had 3 issues with the movie: Luke, the jokes, and the romance between Finn and Rose.* Dan agrees with a friend that the opening joke wasn't great. Dan doesn't like the physics or inconsistencies in physics: Holdo's suicide maneuver, bombers in space, and the end scene on Crait with Rose's speeder intercepting Finn's speeder.* James doesn't l...2018-04-101h 22
All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 96: My Friends Hockey DadIt's a long road from Computer Town Australia to an Airbnb in Los Angeles, but in just under six years Hockey Dad have blazed the trail there and back again. Billy Fleming and Zach Stephenson have known one another since they were kids, growing up on the same street in the southern suburbs of Wollongong. They formed Hockey Dad on a whim in 2012, and the years since have seen them steadily build up a profile as one of the country's hardest-touring and most fun to watch bands. Rolling darts out in the gutter of Young Henry's in Newtown before playing...2018-02-0848 min
All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 79: My Friend David Liebe HartDavid Liebe Hart has done a remarkable amount with his near-70 years on the planet. He's a singer, songwriter, visual artist, puppeteer, actor, punk rocker and one of the most celebrated outsider artists in the world. Best known for his time as a part of Tim & Eric Awesome Show Great Job, Hart is filled with unique stories, ideas and songs. In Australia for the third time, he shared some of his wisdom in a non-stop interview recorded in Wicks Park in the north of Marrickville. From ibises to Doris Day, there's a lot to get through. Go into the light...2017-04-1642 min
All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 78: My Friends Rolo TomassiAs angsty teens breaking out of a village near Sheffield in England, Rolo Tomassi always knew they'd have to stand out among the pack. 12 years on, they're adults with four albums under their belts and a handful of world tours completed. That rage has been maintained, however; and they still put on one of the best live shows in all of post-hardcore. The band were in Australia for the fourth time this past October for a headlining tour, and the band's founding members - siblings Eva and James Spence - cosied up in the stairwell next to Rad Bar in...2017-03-0939 minYin & Young PodcastYin & Young Episode 5 - Laura Cox
Spend Valentine’s listening to the soothing voice of Dan Yin = )In this episode, Dan and James speak to storyteller, grammar queen, LGBT advocate, beer drinker, cat and breakfast burrito lover, Laura Cox.HIGHLIGHTSNew guitar intro song!James and Laura re-enact James's online dating texts.Sibling bullyingDouble datingThird wheelingJames's unhealthy obsession with the other Laura in The Glass Menagerie.Laura's healthy obsession with the other James in James and the Giant Peach (Roald Dahl), podcasts, and the Gilm...2017-02-1400 min
All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 66: My Friends ClownsLet's get something straight - Melbourne's Clowns have been out terrorising unsuspecting victims in the dead of night long before any of these other posers. The Melbourne band are one of the country's most in-demand touring bands, having shared stages this year alone with previous guests The Bennies and The Sword as well as knocking headlining shows out of the park both her and abroad. Recorded while the band were in Wollongong on their tour supporting the aforementioned Bennies, vocalist Stevie Williams and bassist James "Herny" Ahern clocked in for a half-hour of power, taking us from sleeping on sidewalks...2016-10-1344 min
All My Friends Are in Bar BandsEpisode 46: My Friends Carb On CarbNicole Gaffney and James Stuteley are carb on carb, an Auckland indie/math-rock duo that have formed an inextricable bond with the DIY music community of Australia and, in true NZ fashion, are well on their way to being claimed as our own. From their young and hopeful days traversing through a myriad of genres, the twosome help explain the New Zealand music scene, their place in it and where they intend to head from here.carb on carb's self-titled debut album is out now via their Bandcamp page: http://carboncarb.bandcamp.comThey will be headlining...2016-04-2134 min
Victorious Living Bible studyJesus is our answer Pt. 2 by Rev. JamesJesus is the answer to whatever problems we may face in this life. Follow me on here to listen to my daily podcast. Also visit my website to get more info about my ministry at: revjamesyoung.weebly.com2015-06-2913 min