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Barnyard LanguageSummer Replay: Sheep Shearing Across the Pond with Scottish Farmer, Lizzie ThompsonThis episode is brought to you by our partner ChopLocal University In this engaging conversation, Lizzie Thompson shares her experiences as a sheep farmer in Scotland, discussing her unique approach to lambing, the challenges of managing a large flock, and the competitive world of sheep shearing. She also reflects on the importance of networking in agriculture, balancing family life with farming, and the impact of social media on their farming business. In this engaging conversation, Lizzie shares her experiences as a parent in the agricultural world, discussing the challenges and joys of raising children while managing farm...
2025-08-1451 min
Hate ExpectationsHE048 The African QueenWe at Hate Expectations love when our friends bring episode ideas to us. Indeed, when our many time returning guest, Jane Hutchins, suggested The African Queen, we leapt at the chance to plunge into the classic C.S. Forester novel (1935) and its beloved John Huston directed film (1951). Who could resist nautical adventure through the heart of the jungles of Africa? Or Bogart and Hepburn heating up the screen? Seems like a no-brainer. You'll have to listen in to see how we felt: whether we ultimately were swept away by its charms or wanted to torpedo it. Either way, I c...
2025-07-281h 15
Time With Grams8 Little Planets (video with Highlighted words!)Did you ever wonder which planet was the coldest or has the most moons? In this book, we learn what makes each planet unique. Let's check it out!Written by Chris FerrieIllustrated by Lizzy Doyle
2025-07-0204 min
Hate ExpectationsThe MartianYeah, yeah. It's April Fool's Day today...technically. And yes, we've pulled our japes in the past. You're right to be on your guard. But we promise, this is just a normal episode. Ok, maybe not normal normal. It's a pretty great episode, actually! Joining Lizzy and Nate in Spielenwald's basement studio are frequent guests, Z and Rich Johnson. They've come to talk about, spoil, examine, dissect, illuminate, and swear copiously about The Martian, Andy Weir's 2011 novel and Ridley Scott's 2015 adaptation of the same name. Both versions are pretty well out of sight, and there's a lot about both...
2025-04-021h 22
Risky Conversations with Jamie LeeHarmonizing Fitness and the Female Cycle: A Conversation with Lizzy PalmerDid you know that a survey of over 4,100 young men from Brazil, Indonesia, the Netherlands, and Uganda revealed that menstruation is still considered taboo around the world? In fact, many associate periods with words like ‘dirty,’ ‘embarrassing,’ and ‘disgusting.’ This deep-seated stigma is something women and girls are taught to internalize, making us feel shame around a natural biological process.But today, we’re changing that narrative.Welcome to Risky Conversations. I’m Jamie Lee, a certified integrative hypnotist and executive coach, and I work with women to help them achieve career growth, even when they’re the only...
2025-03-1745 minBarnyard LanguageSheep Shearing Across the Pond with Scottish Farmer, Lizzie ThompsonThis episode is brought to you by our partners, Blooming Health Farms and ChopLocal University In this engaging conversation, Lizzie Thompson shares her experiences as a sheep farmer in Scotland, discussing her unique approach to lambing, the challenges of managing a large flock, and the competitive world of sheep shearing. She also reflects on the importance of networking in agriculture, balancing family life with farming, and the impact of social media on their farming business. In this engaging conversation, Lizzie shares her experiences as a parent in the agricultural world, discussing the challenges and joys of raising...
2025-03-1351 min
Retro Movie RoundtableA Fish Called Wanda (1988)RMR 0305: Special Guest, Tyler Harlow from the After the Credits, joins your hosts, Dustin Melbardis and Russell Guests for the Retro Movie Roundtable as they revisit A Fish Called Wanda (1988) [R]
Genre: Comedy, Crime
Starring: John Cleese, Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Kline, Michael Palin, Maria Aitken, Tom Georgeson, Patricia Hayes, Geoffrey Palmer, Cynthia Cleese
Directed by: Charles Crichton
Recorded on 2025-02-04
2025-03-041h 41
Empowered & Embodied ShowHonoring Your Body’s Rhythms with Lizzy PalmerSend us a MessageIn this episode of The Empowered and Embodied Show, Kim and Louise sit down with Lizzy Palmer, founder of Sync N, about how syncing with our bodies can help us redefine empowerment and release the shame that keeps us from fully accepting ourselves. From breaking free of societal "shoulds" to finding strength in self-advocacy, Lizzy shares her journey as a fitness professional and entrepreneur in the femtech space. Together, they explore how embracing each phase of our cycle—physically and emotionally—can help us move past judgment, rediscover joy, and truly connect with ours...
2025-01-0747 min
Lead to SoarMoney, Leadership, and Potential: Why Women Must Close Their Gender Gap with Lizzy GoldfinchMichelle Redfern sits down with Lizzy Goldfinch to explore the crucial intersection of money, leadership, and women’s potential. Lizzy shares her professional expertise and personal experiences to illuminate how financial literacy and independence are foundational for closing the leadership gender gap. The conversation focuses on breaking down harmful money myths, embracing financial empowerment, and taking actionable steps to build wealth and create choices.Whether you’re navigating your career, seeking financial freedom, or dreaming of a larger impact in your community, this episode will inspire you to take control of your financial future.Ep...
2024-12-1643 min
Hair Of The Werewolf107: Let's Earn That Inheritance, Chop! Chop!New England is the perfect place to enjoy the changing leaves, clam chowder, and unsolved double homicides. This episode Lily details the infamous murders that took place at the Lizzy Borden house in Fall River, MA. Afterwards, and just slightly North of there, Chase covers the history of the ominous "House of Seven Gables" in Salem, MA.
2024-11-281h 38
SEX CULT THE BLOGTOTAL WAR TOTAL WAR Why did I love her? And why do I not now?Well, maybe because that time is over for me? Possibly I don’t need to hear the message Lana Del Rey has to give anymore? I don’t think Lana Del Rey even needs to hear the message that Lana Del Rey has to give anymore, because Lana Del Rey is probably dead. Or so it seems...That look in Lizzy’s eye during the Coachella show this year...
2024-08-0812 min
Let That Sync NLet That Sync N: Fitness that Flows with Your CycleLet That Sync N is your go-to podcast for all things women's health and fitness aligned with the female cycle. Hosted by Lizzy Palmer, founder and CEO of Sync N, this podcast is your wellness partner, making your journey fun, informative, and empowering.Let’s celebrate your body and invite you to "Let That Sync N."Let’s Vibe:You can follow Sync N on Instagram & Tiktok, and email us at hello@syncnapp.comSign up for Sync N’s free newsletter at syncnapp.com.
2024-07-2304 min
Hate ExpectationsHE046 The Lathe of HeavenFor such a slender volume, Ursula K. Le Guin's world changing novel, The Lathe of Heaven (1971), had enough going on to splinter off two different adaptations over time. Nate and Lizzy are joined by return guest Jonathan Franklin, and the trio chisels away at the layers of the book and the TV movies from 1980 (dir. David Loxton and Fred Barzyk) and 2002 (dir. Philip Haas). Join them as they spin out theories on dreams, taoism, art, and the illusion of control.
2024-07-191h 39Retro Movie RoundtableTomorrow Never Dies (1997)RMR 0255: Join your hosts Bryan Frye, Dustin Melbardis and Russell Guest for the Retro Movie Roundtable as they revisit Tomorrow Never Dies (1997) [PG-13]
Genre: Action, Spy, Thriller
Starring: Pierce Brosnan, Jonathan Pryce, Michelle Yeoh, Teri Hatcher, Ricky Jay, Götz Otto, Joe Don Baker, Vincent Schiavelli, Judi Dench, Desmond Llewelyn, Samantha Bond, Colin Salmon, Geoffrey Palmer, Julian Fellowes, Terence Rigby, Cecilie Thomsen, Nina Young
Director: Roger Spottiswoode
Recorded on 2023-02-15
2024-03-191h 46
Hate ExpectationsHE045 The Boys in the BoatFor just the second time in history the Hate Expectations team has raced into their local theater to take on a subject that is still new enough to make waves: director George Clooney's The Boys in the Boat (2023), based on the 2013 novel by Daniel James Brown. Nothing gets their hearts pumping and their breath ragged like even a light amount of exercise, except maybe a well written adventure. The story of the 1936 University of Washington crew team swatting away Nazis and the depression with both fists surely is that: the stuff of legends. But does the movie keep pace...
2024-01-291h 12
I Watch More Movies Than YouGet Ready for Spooky Season: 'The Last Voyage of the Demeter' and 'Cobweb' Movie Reviews and DiscussionWe review and deep dive into The Last Voyage of the Demeter, aka the Captain's Log chapter from Bram Stoker's Dracula novel, and then we find ourselves on Halloween night stumbling into Cobweb, a brand new horror flick that crawled into theaters during the Barbenheimer mania and then slithered away to VOD as quickly as it arrived- don't miss it horror fans! The Last Voyage of the Demeter is in theaters now, and we start off with a spoiler-free movie review and then we announce when we embark into our spoiler-filled deep dive! Directed by Trollhunter and t...
2023-08-171h 48
Hate ExpectationsJawsThere's a fin in the water and fun in the air! From Jaws, Peter Benchley's incredibly popular 1974 novel, to Jaws, Steven Spielberg's even more popular 1975 film, Lizzy and Nate sink their teeth into the adaptation, rip into the differences, and digest the repercussions of both on the future of cinema and entertainment. Armed with the fleshed out story in the book, their discussion undulates between Ellen's pearl necklace to screenwriter Carl Gottlieb's tell-all book to Mayor Vaughn's re-election and appearance as mayor in Jaws 2. Actually, strike that last point--even the fearsome Hate Expectations crew can't figure that one out.
2023-07-301h 14
Convos For The CultureKeKe Palmer’s Plus One, Relationships Boundaries & Child Labor | SZN 2 EP. 66Micah & Lizzy are back for another week of conversations. This week they talk about KeKe Palmer and her baby daddy, Boosie and Tyrese responding to Taraji P. Henson at Ushers concert and Jonah Hill’s “boundaries” in relationships. Should relationships have boundaries or do “boundaries” manifest as control? They also talk about whether it’s appropriate for internet sensation Van Van to be on Cameo and whether or not NBA player Dwight Howard pushed his son too much during a workout. This weeks Jackass Of The Week highlights a racist Colorado woman known as, “Poolside Patricia”.
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2023-07-121h 46Convos For The CultureJustice For Ajike Owens, Fat Shaming Lizzo & KeKe Palmer Vs. Claire Huxtable | SZN 2 EP. 64This week Micah and Lizzy talk about Ja Morant’s pending suspension, B. Simone profiting off the death of Ms. Jacky Oh, Tyler James Williams addressing rumors about his sexuality as well as Lizzo being tired of being fat shamed. Micah and Lizzy also have a very serious discussion about racism in America and call for justice for Ajike Owens.
Suspension of NBA player Ja Morant [00:04:10]
Micah and Lizzie discuss the suspension of NBA player Ja Morant and the speculation that he will miss at least 30 games out of the 82 game season.
B. Simone's Tasteless Post [00:08:14]
Discussion of Be Simone's co...
2023-06-101h 27
Hate ExpectationsGet ShortyYou know, they say books are the reason we have such beautiful movies. They also say that adaptation are the reason we have such beautiful episodes of Hate Expectations. Listen to this episode to at least find out if Lizzy and Nate agree with that first truism, at least with regard to Get Shorty, the 1990 Elmore Leonard novel and the 1995 film directed by Barry Sonnenfeld. The latter "fact" is one you'll have to judge for yourself. We promise most of the commas are in the right spots, at least. Listen to us. Listen to us.
2023-04-181h 15Retro Movie RoundtableMaster and Commander: Far Side of the World (2003)RMR 0164: Special Guest John Resendez, joins your hosts Bryan Frye and Dustin Melbardis for the Retro Movie Roundtable as they revisit Master and Commander: Far Side of the World (2003) [PG-13]
Genre: Adventure, Drama, Action, Military, History
Starring: Russell Crowe, Paul Bettany, James D'Arcy, Edward Woodall, Chris Larkin, Max Pirkis, Jack Randall, Max Benitz, Lee Ingleby, Richard Pates, Robert Pugh, Richard McCabe, Ian Mercer, Tony Dolan, David Threlfall, Billy Boyd, Bryan Dick, Joseph Morgan, George Innes, William Mannering, Patrick Gallagher, Alex Palmer, Mark Lewis Jones, John DeSantis, Ousmane Thiam
Director: Peter Weir...
2023-02-201h 42
Hate ExpectationsHE042 A Christmas StoryMerry Christmas and Happy Holidays! We're a little late getting this episode on the movie A Christmas Story (1983, d. Bob Clark) out to you. That's perfect in keeping with the source material, however, since the book it was based on, In God We Trust...All Others Pay Cash (1966, w. Jean Shepherd), places most of its stories throughout the year. Protagonist Ralphie's encounter with bully Grover Dill took place on "on a hot, shimmering day", for instance. Shepherd would forgive us for being a few weeks late. Being a radio man, on the other hand, he might not forgive us...
2023-01-071h 20
Hate ExpectationsHE041 Cold Comfort FarmThe golden orb has streaked its path across the sky many times since Hate Expectations last palavered on a digital recording medium. We've been most delinquent in getting our house in order. In Lizzy and Nate's case that means finally recording and releasing the long delayed episode on Stella Gibbons' classic novel, Cold Comfort Farm (1932), and the several adaptations of it. Happily, we were aided and abetted in this by Melissa Tyler, our hilarious friend who first introduced us to this world of higher common sense and dairy free afterlives. We're not sure Robert Poste's child would approve of...
2022-11-211h 35
Reality Steve PodcastEp 283 - Interview with Chad Kultgen and Lizzy Pace from the "Game of Roses" Podcast(SPOILERS) I first begin by talking about the format for the rest of the "Bachelorette" season. Then Chad and Lizzy join me (11:40) to talk about their recently released book, their "coaching" of players, how the leads role has changed, Clayton's season, the Clayton "scandal," Jesse Palmer as host, Chris Harrison's disappearance, and much, much more.
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2022-04-211h 30
Hate ExpectationsSherlock HolmesIt's that special time of year again -- spring! We at Hate Expectations like to to put out an episode like this in early April to celebrate the joys of the season. This time we take on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's famous consulting detective, Sherlock Holmes, along with some of the myriad adaptations the literary giant appears in. But how to make sense of it all? For a case this large and confusing we felt like we needed a little help. So we called on our friends Humphrey and Bogart for assistance. Much as we all tried to us...
2022-04-011h 05
Alan Roberts - No Blah BlahNo Blah Blah - Alan Roberts’ Show - 1st Anniversary #52 - 110322Écoutez No Blah Blah le vendredi de 18h à 19h sur Poptastic Radio (Rediffusion le dimanche à 22h)Retrouvez les vidéos de ma playlist sur ma chaîne YouTube.
Listen to my show "No Blah Blah" every Friday at 6pm (french time) on Poptastic Radio.You can find the videos of my playlist on my YouTube channel.
Playlist #52 (first anniversary) :
Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Karn Evil 9 - 1St Impression (Pt. 2)Procol Harum - She Wandered Through The Garden FenceU2 - A CelebrationThe Stranglers - Down In The SewerSteve Hillage - Activation Meditation / The Glorious Om RiffThe...
2022-03-162h 01
Hate ExpectationsInherent ViceWe're not high, we promise, though it may sound like it at times in this episode (maybe we should have been). That just the effect of Thomas Pynchon on a person's brain. And while Inherent Vice (2009) is possibly his most accessible novel, with the Paul Thomas Anderson movie (2014) being a streamlined version of that, there's still just a lot to absorb in both. A lot of, you know, stuff. Where was I? Anyway, a listener might best be advised to treat this episode like one of his novels and just go along for the ride. Who knows, man? Maybe...
2022-03-011h 18
Understanding Neighbouring RightsEpisode - 44 Artist Q's with legendary Producer and Artist Tim HinckleyOur guest today is Tim Hinkley, musician, producer, session player with over one hundred platinum, gold and silver disc awards.
His credits include:
George Harrison, Pete Townsend, The Rolling Stones, The Who Van Morrison, Eric Clapton, Alvin Lee, Steve Marriott, Humble Pie, Waylon Jennings, Tom Waits, Tim Buckley, Bad Company, Whitesnake, Gene Pitney, Womack & Womack, Thin Lizzy, Terrence Trent D’Arby, Robert Palmer, Lulu, Joan Armatrading, Dr Feelgood, Esther Phillips, Al Stewart, Kiki Dee, Esther Phillips, The Funk Brothers, Steve Cropper, Eric Burdon, Mick Taylor, Bruce Chanel, Chris Farlowe, Duffy Power, Graham Bond, Adam Faith, Vinegar Joe, Elkie Brooks, Dan Pe...
2021-12-1012 minHair Of The Werewolf57: France Is Back On The Menu, Boys!If you ever want to catch a werewolf, you could always try putting on a dress and standing in a field. It worked for the French… sort of. This week Lily brings us back to France in the late 18th century, when the Beast of Gévaudan was brutally killing the locals. Was it a werewolf, a prehistoric monster, or perhaps some other creature? Afterwards we head over to New Mexico to discuss Lizzy McGrath, the 19th century brothel owner who haunts a bar nearly 100 years after her death. Then we discuss the unintended horrors of baby monitors, and why...
2021-11-271h 04
Hate ExpectationsCharlie and the Chocolate FactoryAt long last, we are delivering on our promise to rip into Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (1964) and the two film adaptations molded by it (1971, dir Mel Stuart & 2005, dir Tim Burton). But there's just too much confectionary conversation not to share it with friends, so we invited Megan Steen and returning guest Dug Steen* to join us! This episode represents our first repeated author, as well as our first two time Snuffy Walden winner! Listen in as we confer about cgi chocolate, weigh in on Wonka wackiness, and parley about which parts would be present in the...
2021-09-171h 09
This is The ThingThis Is The Thing: Episode 1: Lizzy and Leese invite you to join the group chatWelcome to This is the Thing Podcast! Where old friends, Sydney comedian Lizzy Hoo and Melbourne writer Leese Wills, get together to muse over the week's events, tackle the locky d blues, and solve the world's problems - one LOL at a time.
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5. Follow Leese on Twitter @leesebkk
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2021-09-018h 00
Hate ExpectationsThe Little White Horse / The Secret of MoonacreSweet swimmin' unicorns, what did Lizzy do? It was her birthday a few months ago, and for it she selected Elizabeth Goudge's book, The Little White Horse, for us to cover. Seemed like a good idea, doing a cute story of a plucky little girl who discovers she's a moon princess in the valley of her OH MY GOD! What is wrong with the movie?! Where is the eyebleach! Ahh! Ahhh! Ahhhhhhhhh...
2021-07-081h 34
Experience Your Day With A Heart-Pounding Full Audiobook.The Lost Girl: A Fear Street Novel by R.L. StinePlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/516518to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Lost Girl: A Fear Street Novel
Series: #3 of Fear Street
Author: R.L. Stine
Narrator: Brittany Pressley, Dan Bittner
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 5 hours 2 minutes
Release date: June 29, 2021
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4 of Total 1
Ratings of Narrator: 5 of Total 1
Genres: Mystery & Thriller
Publisher's Summary:
Watch the movies, listen to the audiobooks! The Fear Street movies are coming to Netflix this summer! Generations of children and teens have grown up on R.L. Stine's bestselling and hugely popular horror series, Fear Street and Goosebumps. Now, the Fear Street series i...
2021-06-295h 02
Hate ExpectationsJoseph and the Amazing Technicolor DreamcoatIt's April as I type this (rabbit, rabbit), and that can mean only one thing -- it's time for our Easter episode of Hate Expectations! Now we know there have been a few adaptations of the Bible over the years, so we had a lot of options. For this special episode we decided to concentrate on the stellar 1999 direct-to-video filmed staging of Andrew Lloyd Weber's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. I assume we go into great depths about our feelings for both the book and the movie/musical, so I'll let it stand it without any further commentary...
2021-04-0128 min
Hate ExpectationsSlaughterhouse-FiveWhile the pandemic has left a lot of us feeling a bit unstuck in time, the effects of that don't seem to be as strong for us as they are for Billy Pilgrim, the protagonist of Kurt Vonnegut Jr's novel, Slaughterhouse-Five, Or The Children's Crusade: A Duty Dance with Death (1969). Join us as we meander through our discussion, popping back and forth between the book and the movie adaptation (1972, dir George Roy Hill), relishing in the good moments and pointing out the those that never really came to life. So it goes.
2021-03-071h 17
Papel de chiclePhil Lynott y Thin LizzyJavi y Fran hablan acerca de Phil Lynott y Thin Lizzy con Óscar Palmer , Jota Lynnot y Miguel Núñez.
2020-12-312h 50
Hate ExpectationsFantastic VoyageFinally! Hate Expectations, along with multiple time returning guest/friend Jane Hutchins, takes a journey deep into the human mind. Join us as we dig into all the minutiae of the 1966 movie, Fantastic Voyage (dir. Richard Fleischer) and the novelization of it by noted sci-fi author, Isaac Asimov. No plot hole is too large and no performance is too small to escape our microscope. This is an episode that is guaranteed to get under your skin!
2020-11-231h 12
Hate ExpectationsRosemary's BabyHalloween is our favorite time of year, here at Spielenwald, Hate Expectations's headquarters. There's no better time to dim the lights and curl into the fetal position with a scary book or the movie it spawned. In this episode we breathe life into Rosemary's Baby, the 1967 novel by Ira Levin and the 1968 film directed by Roman Polanski. It's a classic, but does it still live up to its reputation? It's atmospheric, but is it horror? Will it scare the bejesus out of you? There's only one good way to find out, and that's to join us...if...
2020-10-171h 30
Hate ExpectationsThe Hunter / Point Blank / PaybackWe're back! It's a special birthday / rebirth episode, as Lizzy* and Nate track down Richard Stark's 1962 novel, The Hunter. Join us as we not only beat this crime classic to a pulp, but we talk the two(!) movie adaptations to death: Point Blank (1967, dir John Boorman) and Payback (1999, dir Brian Helgeland). There's a whole lot of seething putrid evil to rip into, but somehow we get beyond just the pandemic to discuss the thrice told tale of a thief, a betrayal, and bloody vengeance. *Lizzy wants to correct the record and say that Keenan is Ed's son...
2020-09-171h 41
Hate ExpectationsThe Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the RingWe're back with a special quarantine episode! From the time we published The Princess Bride until today (11/19/19 to 04/01/20 -- over a third of a year!) we at Hate Expecations have had a good long Christmas vacation, planned and delivered the culmination of a four year Leap Day party, read some non-adapted books, and mostly enjoyed taking some time off. However, now that home isolating is a reality, we have had time to re-read something we expect a lot of people are also re-experiencing, the first book of John Ronald Reuel Tolkien's epic trilogy, The Lord of the Rings: The...
2020-04-011h 30
Hate ExpectationsThe Princess BrideAt a break in the Sasquatch board gaming festival, Hate Expectations took advantage of their inconceivable friend, Dug Steen, being in town to record an episode on William Goldman's novel The Princess Bride (1973) and the highly quotable classic movie Rob Reiner made from it (1987). The three grab a vine and dive head first into the beloved story and its familiar characters, breathing new life into it like some inconceivable bellows shoved in its pie-hole. They even discuss Goldman's missing bonus chapter and the inconceivable sequel, Buttercup's Baby. Finally, they do as you didn't know you wished and round out...
2019-11-191h 34
brbWhat Goes On Tour feat. Alice Beverton-Palmer (The Dorothy Project)This week Lizzy's joined by host of The Dorothy Project podcast Alice Beverton-Palmer. Discover how Jilly Cooper's "romance" novels inspired her bucket list trip, and how she just missed out on a starring role in a Kylie Minogue music video...Find Alice on Twitter @alice and @Dorothy_Podcast (you won't regret it)Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/brb. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2019-10-2121 min
Hate ExpectationsThe Orchid Thief / Adaptation.In a very special episode of Hate Expectations, Lizzy learns the hard way that rock music is Satan's gateway to your heart, while Nate find's the school bully's unwanted attention is just a cry for help. No, wait. It isn't that kind of a special episode. It's a birthday episode! We finally get to the mic with our long awaited episode about Susan Orlean's The Orchid Thief (1998) and its movie adaptation, the movie Adaptation. (2002, dir Spike Jonze). While the book is a delightful meandering read, the movie is more about the kind of hell that adapting a delightful meandering...
2019-09-221h 18
The Don Tony ShowTWIWH S2 E32 (08/06 – 08/12) This Week In Wrestling HistoryRUNNING TIME: 3 Hours 21 MinutesHosted by Don Tony SYNOPSIS: S2 E32 (08/06 - 08/12) Hulk Hogan makes his pro wrestling debut. Looking back at WWF 'Showdown At Shea' event in Queens NY at Shea Stadium (1980). Junkyard Dog makes his WWF in ring debut. Audio: Highlights of Ric Flair def Dusty Rhodes to win NWA World Heavyweight Championship (1986). Audio: Post match Promos from Tully Blanchard, Ric Flair, and Dusty Rhodes (1986). Iron Sheik wrestles last match for WWF (until Gimmick Battle Royal). Owen Hart makes his WWF debut, and Curt Hennig returns to WWF after 5 year absence. Looking back at AWA final TV taping and...
2019-08-123h 20
Hate ExpectationsThe Odyssey / O Brother, Where Art ThouRich and Z return to the podcast, bringing a curious Homer pick with them. Joel and Ethan Coen's O Brother, Where Art Thou (2000) technically does give a "based on" credit to the ancient greek poem, The Odyssey, which qualifies it for discussion on the show. Not to spoil the journey, but it turns out you have to squint mighty hard most times to see the connections between the two stories. And squint we do! (Mostly from laughing.) We also discover that reading ancient literature actually is more fun than a burning stick in a Cyclops's eye. Who knew?
2019-07-311h 49
Hate ExpectationsMrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMHAs avowed rat lovers, it was inevitable that Lizzy and Nate would eventually discuss the beloved Newbery Medal winner, Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH (Robert C. O'Brien, 1971), and its Don Bluth animated adaptation, The Secret of NIMH (1982). But in a surprise twist of fate, it turned out that frequent guest host, Siobhan Beeman, was the one to bring this classic out and turn the Hate Expectations eye on it. To keep things lively and difficult to edit, we also had two large and noisesome guest dogs bumping around the set and occasionally growling at passing squirrels. But...
2019-06-271h 43
Hate ExpectationsThe ShiningThree people, intentionally sequestered in the woods of the Pacific Northwest: Lizzy, Nate, and special returning guest Jane Hutchins. At first they thought they were imagining things; haunting visions of insanity, terror, and death. A distant voice sighed out a premonition: "REDRUM". The television flicked to life, showing the huddled trio even more spectral sights and grisly imagery. Except the new images were kind of different from the original ones in their heads. The three gave in to a driving compulsion to come together to hammer out those differences. Luckily, their discussion of Stephen King's novel, The Shining, and...
2019-05-231h 52
Hate ExpectationsDinotopiaLizzy invokes one of her birthday wishes this year to whisk the Hate Expectations team off to a hidden corner of the south pacific, where a magical island of humans and dinosaurs live and work together in near perfect harmony. Yes, we dust off James Gurney's coffee table classic, Dinotopia (1992), and then unearth a dvd copy of the Hallmark mini-series from a decade later. Despite the book containing only the barest bones of a story, the HE team finds plenty in it to examine. Then things really get dirty as they dig deep into the adaptation, a relic from...
2019-04-181h 34
Hate ExpectationsTommyRepresenting a slight departure from reality, this episode of Hate Expectations finds Nate and Lizzy taking a long hard listen to The Who's rock opera, Tommy, looking deeply into the Ken Russell movie of the same name (1975), and speaking freely about the sensations it inspires in them. They are joined by their friend, Matt Anderson, on a quest to divine meaning where there is mostly only a series of loosely connected themes about a deaf, dumb, and blind pinball wizard. Lizzy wants to amend the record and point out that the Tommy dvd came out in 2004, not...
2019-03-101h 55
Hate ExpectationsL.A. ConfidentialIt's Christmas time in the City of Angeles. And while decent listeners sleep the sleep of the righteous, the Hate Expectations crew prowls for merry noir, not knowing that James Ellroy's L.A. Confidential is coming to punch them in the gut. Another Christmas episode*. Another not-overly sentimental property to discuss. Ellroy called his novel (1990) a book "for the whole family, if the name of your family is The Manson Family"**. The movie adaptation (1997, dir. Curtis Hanson) is friendlier, but still quite dark and labyrinthine, as Hollywood movies go. Listen in as we talk about...
2018-12-241h 37
Hate ExpectationsThe WarriorsLet's just say this up front -- the book, The Warriors (1965) by Sol Yurick, is a realistic take on New York city gangs and their activities. Consequently, in our discussion of it and the 1979 movie of the same name directed by Walter Hill, we cover a lot of potential trigger warnings, use a lot of adult language, and touch on some less than pleasant topics. However, we still manage to have a bit of fun. And by the time we get to the movie portion of the show the mood lightens considerably. Through it all we continue our trend...
2018-10-051h 39
Hate ExpectationsDo Androids Dream of Electric SheepIn a very special episode of Hate Expectations, we reveal that one one of the two of us is actually an android. However, technology has come so far since the time of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (1968, Philip K. Dick) that it's impossible to distinguish us from real humans now. The only consequence for the show is that we can finally reveal the answer to the titular question. (Yes they do, but they don't remember it the next morning.) Neither our robot insight, our viewing of the movie (1982, dir. Ridley Scott), nor the vast expertise of our guest h...
2018-09-031h 37
Hate ExpectationsEmil und die DetektiveWe're watching the detectives. Technically, we were reading Erich Kästner's Emil and the Detectives (Emil und die Detektive, 1929) and watching some of the five films they shot based on the extremely popular German book. Despite being on the case on and off for months, we at Hate Expectations somehow let a few facts slip past our absurdly large magnifying glasses, which may have caused a bit of confusion during the recording of this episode. Here are a few clues that may help you eager gumshoes set the record straight: Erich Kästner never married, but he did ha...
2018-06-201h 10
Doll Hut Studios PodcastsJunkman Radio #11This Week's Junkman Playlist:
Dave Clarke 5- Glad All Over
Led Zeppelin-Out On the Tiles
Motley Crue-Public Enemy #1
Stone Temple Pilots-Meadow
Cheap Trick-Everything Works (If You Let It)
Def Leppard-Waterloo Sunset
Jellyfish-She Still Loves Him
Queensryche-Last Time In Paris
Shinedown-Cut The Cord
Audioslave-Gasoline
Ten Years After-I'd Love To Change the World
Traffic-Glad
Yes-Tempus Fugit
Dixie Dregs-Cruise Control
Kansas-Two Cents Worth
Emerson Lake & Palmer-Karn Evil #9 First Impression pt 1
Rush-Headlong Flight
Dream Theater-Pull Me Under
Jimi Hendrix-Lover Man
BBM-Waiting In The Wings
Alice Cooper-Genuine American Girl
Greg Kihn Band-Roadrunner
Elliot Fischer-Theme for "Our Man Flint"
Green Day-Espionage
Clarence Clemons-Peter Gunn Theme
Toy...
2018-06-193h 20
Hate ExpectationsReady Player One - Part 2The "Empire Strikes Back" of Hate Expectations's Ready Player One episodes, this half contains ever more of cultural reference popouts and just as many SPOILERS, as well as the truly outrageous Snuffy Walden awards. Join our heroes as they continue their bogus journey through Ernest Cline's novel and Steven Spielberg's movie, navigating the mazes and monsters contained in the OASIS. Enjoy the show, and remember not to get us wet or feed us after midnight. We already avoid direct sunlight on our own.
2018-04-061h 04
Hate ExpectationsReady Player One - Part 1You want pop culture references? We've got all the references you can handle right here, in this potentially timely episode of Hate Expectations. Nate, Lizzy, and special guest Chris Lemon immerse themselves in the world of Ready Player One. The 2011 novel, by Ernest Cline, was adapted for 2018's cinema by former Wunderkind Steven Spielberg, and we're here to report back from front of the theater. But hey, enough of my yakkin'. You've got two episodes full of auditory Easter egg-y goodness to listen to. Plunk in your quarter and hit the start button. Warning: this episode is...
2018-04-0653 min
Hate ExpectationsThe Story of Your Life / ArrivalIn an earlier episode (HE006), Hate Expectations discovered that time is an illusion, and lunchtime doubly so. That concept is taken to the outer limits in Ted Chiang's award winning sci-fi novella, The Story of Your Life (1998). Listen in to this recording of Lizzy and Nate as they get down verbally with their friend and returning guest host, Siobhan Beeman. The three intrepid explorers try to dissect the pretzel logic* of the alien contact story, and the popular 2016 movie adapted from it: Arrival (dir. Denis Villeneuve). It's important to note that while you likely already know the story and...
2018-02-251h 02
TROPICALIA World Music Radio showTropicalia North Frequency n°8: 3 hours de party for the beginners of 2018LA GRANDE FÊTE DE CE DEBUT D'ANNEE, ET SA RESOLUTION: NE JAMAIS LAISSER PERSONNE NOUS CASSER LES PIED QUAND ON ECOUTE DE LA MUISUQE, BRESILIENNE OU NTERNATIONNAL, ET SURTOUT, SURTOUT, BEAUCOUP D'HUMOUR, MÊME QUAND LES CONDITIONS NE SERONT PAS FACILES!! AVEC
THE GREAT FESTIVAL OF THIS BEGINNING OF YEAR, AND ITS RESOLUTIONS: NEVER LEAVE ANYONE DISTURB YOU WHEN YOU LISTEN TO THE MUSIC, BRAZILIAN OR INTERNATIONAL, AND ESPECIALLY, YES!, ESPECIALLY, WE NEED MUCH OF HUMOR, EVEN WHEN THE CONDITIONS WILL NOT BE EASY !! WITH
The Clash, Th...
2018-01-102h 59
TROPICALIA World Music Radio showTropicalia North Frequency n°8: 3 hours de party for the beginners of 2018LA GRANDE FÊTE DE CE DEBUT D'ANNEE, ET SA RESOLUTION: NE JAMAIS LAISSER PERSONNE NOUS CASSER LES PIED QUAND ON ECOUTE DE LA MUISUQE, BRESILIENNE OU NTERNATIONNAL, ET SURTOUT, SURTOUT, BEAUCOUP D'HUMOUR, MÊME QUAND LES CONDITIONS NE SERONT PAS FACILES!! AVEC THE GREAT FESTIVAL OF THIS BEGINNING OF YEAR, AND ITS RESOLUTIONS: NEVER LEAVE ANYONE DISTURB YOU WHEN YOU LISTEN TO THE MUSIC, BRAZILIAN OR INTERNATIONAL, AND ESPECIALLY, YES!, ESPECIALLY, WE NEED MUCH OF HUMOR, EVEN WHEN THE CONDITIONS WILL NOT BE EASY !! WITHTh...
2018-01-102h 59
Hate ExpectationsNothing Lasts Forever / Die HardDid you know that action classic Die Hard (1988, dir. John McTiernan) was based on a novel? We at Hate Expectations were overjoyed when we first learned about Nothing Lasts Forever (1979, Roderick Thorp), because it meant that we could cover the adaptation for our first Christmas episode. And that's exactly what we've done! We even ganged up with our friend and previous guest host, Rich Johnson, to come to the podcast and have a few laughs. Listen along as we discuss everything you always wanted to know about John McClain and his adventures in Nakatomi Plaza. As usual, there be...
2017-12-231h 35
Hate ExpectationsVampire Hunter DIn honor of this most wonderful time of the year (it's still Halloween somewhere, right?), the Hate Expectations team sinks its teeth into the anime classic, Vampire Hunter D. We drank in the English translation (2005) of the Hideyuki Kikuchi novel (1983), were hypnotized into a restless trance by the animated movie adaptation (dir. Toyoo Ashida, 1985), and finally fought through the whole rambling mess to hunt for a living pulse somewhere in it. We weren't entirely successful. It turns out that vampires aren't the only thing that suck with this title. Certainly, it's not all noxious fumes and ghastly ichor (spoiler...
2017-12-0557 min
The Wicked Theory PodcastWTP ep. 133 - About Damn TimeThis week Ed’s out but Bill, Bob, Dom and Uncle Jay are here! NEWS! Blomkamp’s “Flight of the Navigator” remake, Lizzy Caplan joins Gambit, Jake Gyllenhaal wants “The Batman,” Ben Mendelsohn wants Doctor Doom Jude Law will play Mar-vel and MORE! Then Uncle Jay’s Star Wars Report: Star Wars Unleashed! Hamill’s big tease, Rey’s possible origin, no Lando and Chewie smacks a Porg. What does it all mean? We discuss. Meanwhile! The Punisher, a discussion with small spoilers, but nothing plot related or too revealing. Then Justice League reviews, without E...
2017-11-271h 43
Hate ExpectationsAlan Turing: The EnigmaAlan Turing is one of the principle reasons you're able to read this sentence on a computer right now. He is also a major reason the sentence is in English instead of German or Japanese. He's a fascinating character with an fascinating life cut way too short. So when our friend and guest host, Siobhan Beeman, suggested we hash out the Turing biography (Alan Turing: The Enigma, Andrew Hodges, 1983) and its filmed adaptation (The Imitation Game, dir. Morten Tyldum, 2014), we agreed to the idea eagerly. Four months and seven hundred dense pages later, a bit of that eagerness faded...
2017-10-041h 27
Hate ExpectationsScott PilgrimThe player characters at Hate Expectations both lesbian the movie Scott Pilgrim vs the World. So it was an easy choice to make the book/movie combo the next one up in their podcast. Game as Lizzy and Nate were to take on the boss challenge this presented, they must now console themselves with putting a few bits they missed during recording on this platform: Scott Pilgrim was inspired by the song of the same name by the band Plumtree; nearly all the band names mentioned in the series are classic video game titles; Neil Young is not only C...
2017-05-111h 07
GRAN COLLECTIONКокаиновый 77 в программе Gran Collection/// АРХИВ РАДИО ФОНТАНКА FM ///
Выпуск 009 добавлен 26.03.15 12:24
Eric Clapton — Cocaine
the Ramones — carbona not glue
Journey — hustler
Foreigner — long long way from home
Emerson,Lake and Palmer — lend your love to me tonight
Iggy Pop — china girl
Slade — lighting never strikes twice
10CC — the things we do for love
AC/DC — dog eat dog
the clash — Janie Jones
Poco — twenty years
UFO — too hot to handle
the Alan Parson’s project — breakdown
Styx — the grand illusion
the Bay City Rollers — you made me believe in magic
Fleetwood Mac — dreams
Queen — we will rock you
Motorhead — motorhead
Yes — going for the one
Thin Lizzy — bad reputation
Johnny Cash — hit the road and go
Rush — closer tj the heart
Smokie — needles a...
2017-05-0602 min
Lunar Poetry PodcastsEp. 95 - Khairani Barokka; Wayne Holloway-Smith (transcript available)This episode is in two parts. A full transcript is available to download here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/ep-95-khairani-barokka-wayne-holloway-smith-lpp-transcript.pdf
Part one: David Turner chats to Khairani Barokka about co-editing the first major UK anthology of poetry and essays by Disabled and D/deaf poets, Stairs and Whispers. The pair also talk about Khairani's upcoming debut collection, Rope.
http://www.khairanibarokka.com/
http://docs.tenderjournal.co.uk/tender-eight.pdf
http://disabilityarts.online/magazine/opinion/khairani-barokka-poetry-collection-indigenous-species/
Part two (27:39): Lizzy Palmer talks to Wayne-Holloway-Smith about his debut collection, Alarum (Bloodaxe Books) and teaching a short course at The Poetry School.
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2017-03-1953 min
Hate ExpectationsVision QuestTeam Hate Expectations lives up to their name again, as Lizzy, Nate, and special guest, Jeff Emery, weigh in on Vision Quest, the Terry Davis novel (1979) and the Harold Becker film (1985) adapted from it. In this episode our lunatic crew chases the story all over the mat, trying to grapple with a book that eschews conflict for verisimilitude, and with a movie that scores no points in reversing that completely. Listen to this podcast to find out why Lizzy apologizes to the entire city of Spokane, why Jeff tries to corrupt his young son, and why Nate talks way...
2017-03-151h 17
Lunar Poetry PodcastsEp. 93 - Ross Monaghan; Stuart McKenzie; Poetry on the Picket Line (transcript available)This episode is in three parts. Transcript available here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/ep-93-ross-monaghan-stuart-mckenzie-poetry-on-the-picket-line-lpp-transcript.pdf
Part One - The Repeat Beat Poet chats to spoken word artist Ross Monaghan at the monthly event Poetry at the PAD in Dagenham. The pair chat about activism, youth work and street art.
https://www.facebook.com/RustPoetry/
https://twitter.com/RustPoetry
https://www.facebook.com/thepadtv/
Part Two (19:53)- Lizzy Palmer is talking to Stuart McKenzie about his writing and the cross-overs and differences between his poetry and lyric writing. Stuart reads three poems from the Laudanum Chapbook Anthology One.
http...
2017-02-2057 min
Hate ExpectationsThe Man Who Fell to EarthThe Hate Expectations regulars, Lizzy and Nate, along with out-of-this-world special guest Jonathan Franklin, dig into America's past's potential future by watching and reading The Man Who Fell to Earth, the Walter Tevis sci-fi novel (1963), and the Nicolas Roeg directed David Bowie vehicle (1976). Much is made of how the filmmakers attempt something strange and curious, but ultimately alienate the delicate and sensitive source material. Creepy sex scenes are glossed over, the Watergate scandal is reinvestigated, and the trio tries desperately to inject logic where none likely exists. In the end, all the group can really take away from the...
2017-02-061h 23
Hate ExpectationsA Pattern of IslandsCome to Oceania, where palm trees sway in the tropical breeze and the sun gently carresses the sea. Our hero, a young British colonial officer, takes his new wife to the farflung post of the Gilbert and Ellice islands, where he documents the culture clash with both the native islanders and the more experienced British officers. His memoir, A Pattern of Islands (1952), is a loving tribute to the people and the islands where he spent decades of his life, going from cadet to commisioner. So beloved and popular was the book in his native England that they made a quickie...
2016-11-2857 min
Lunar Poetry PodcastsEp. 86 - Carlos Maurizio Rojas; Nadia Drews; Agnes Torok (transcript available)Download a transcript of this episode here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2020/07/ep86-lpp-transcript.pdf
This episode is in three parts:
Part 1 - David Turner is in south London talking to poet and musician, Carlos (Emlyn) Maurizio Rojas. They talk about identity, queerness and the passing on of stories as the child of an immigrant. Carlos reads three poems.
Part 2 (28:38) - Lizzy Palmer talks to Nadia Drews about her writing and how that practice finds a place in her life sitting beside politics and music. Nadia reads three poems.
Part 3 (59:51) - David Turner meets up with Swedish/Scottish spoken word...
2016-10-241h 28
Lunar Poetry PodcastsEp. 83 - SPECIAL - National Poetry Day 2016In celebration of National Poetry Day 2016 (UK) we invited ten poets to read a favourite poem to go out as a special episode. The readings are as follows:
00:00 - David Turner reads "Hairdresser" by Emma Hammond.
04:16 - Sarah Fletcher reads "Incubus" by Frances Leviston.
09:08 - Rachel Long reads "The News" by Arda Collins.
10:39 - The Repeat Beat Poet reads "Down to a Tea" by Spike Zepahania Stephenson.
13:10 - Nadia Drews reads "The Centre Ground" by Niall O'Sullivan.
15:27 - Mishi Morath reads "Slough" by Atilla The Stockbroker.
17:25 - Lizzy Palmer reads "Give Me No Love" by The Bros. Grim.
20:41 - Anna...
2016-10-0526 min
Lunar Poetry PodcastsEp. 80 - Suzie Gray; The Repeat Beat Poet; Marthe Ramm Fortun. (transcript available)In this episode we talk to three young poets. In the first interview you'll hear Lizzy Palmer chatting with spoken word artist and playwright Suzie Gray. The second section (17:00) has David Turner talking to Peter DeGraft-Johnson, a.k.a The Repeat Beat Poet, in south London. The final conversation (52:37) takes place in Oslo between David Turner and Norwegian poet and performance artist Marthe Ramm Fortun.
A transcript of this episode is available to download here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/interview-with-suzie-gray-repeat-beat-poet-lpp-transcript-ep81.pdf
For more info about our guests follow these links:
Suzie - www.suziegeeforce.co.uk www.twitter.com...
2016-09-181h 23
Lunar Poetry PodcastsEp. 79 - SPECIAL - Lunar Poetry at the Betsey Trotwood Summer All-dayer 2016This episode is a live recording of a set I was asked to organise for poet, Tim Wells' annual summer "poetry-all-dayer" at the Betsey Trotwood pub on Farringdon Road in London. This was the first time I was using our new recording equipment so the sound quality isn't the best but we're ironing out these issues. Here are the readers and their start times:
Paul McMenemy - 03:50
Michelle Madsen - 12:30
Kadeem Beresford-James - 23:39
Lizzy Palmer - 29:40
Donald Chegwin - 39:55
David Turner - 48:15
2016-09-1156 min
Hate ExpectationsLove Bites 002Your humble narrators, Lizzy and Nate, are back with another Love Bite mini-sode. Well, honestly, it's more of a macro-mini in this case. (There's a lot to get through, folks!) Listen in as we pontificate on a couple of subjects that really toyed with our imaginations and frankly just spoke to us. Join us, won't you?
2016-09-1130 min
Lunar Poetry PodcastsEp. 71 - Bryan Baker (transcript available)May 2016. A transcript of this conversation is available here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/ep-71-bryan-baker-lpp-transcript.pdf
Lizzy Palmer talks to Brian Baker about his writing process, over-coming writer's block (keep on writing!) and gathering inspiration people watching in the park. Bryan reads three poems:
(00:00:42) - 'A central character complains about his author'
(00:06:24) - 'Fitness'
(00:15:15) - 'The Stunt'
www.twitter.com/Silent_Tongue
2016-07-3117 min
Lunar Poetry PodcastsEp. 65 - Anna Kahn (transcript available)March 2016. A transcript of this conversation is available here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/ep-65-anna-kahn-lpp-transcript.pdf
Lizzy Palmer talks to Anna Kahn about her writing, seeking 'electricity', stumbling across The Poetry Cafe four years ago and recently being part of Barbican Young Poets writing programme. Anna reads three poems:
(00:00:47) - 'Elvis'
(00:07:35) - 'Three physicists walk into a classics department for an open unit'
(00:14:17) - 'Like the English'
www.twitter.com/Silent_Tongue
2016-07-3118 min
Lunar Poetry PodcastsEp. 59 - Rachel Nwokoro (transcript available)February 2016. A transcript of this conversation is available here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/ep-59-rachel-nwokoro-lpp-transcript.pdf
Lizzy Palmer talks to, newly crowned, Farrago Poetry Slam champion Rachel Nwokoro. Rachel tells Lizzy about why she writes poetry, her influences and the role that performing plays in her writing style. Rachel reads three poems:
(00:00:21) - 'Baby Blue'
(00:05:50) - 'Oh Dear'
(00:15:03) - 'How Much?'
www.twitter.com/Silent_Tongue
www.twitter.com/RayNwoks
www.youtube.com/RayNwoks
2016-07-3020 min
Lunar Poetry PodcastsEp. 58 - Amir Darwish(transcript available)February 2016. A transcript of this conversation is available here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/ep-58-amir-darwish-lpp-transcript.pdf
Lizzy Palmer talks to Syrian-Kurdish poet, Amir Darwish about the influences over his writing style and his own attempts to answer whether he performs or reads poetry at live events. Amir's collection Don't Forget the Couscous is available from Smokestack Books. Amir reads three poems:
(00:00:21) - 'Stand up and walk'
(00:04:00) - 'The Brain'
(00:09:14) - 'Dream'
www.twitter.com/Silent_Tongue
www.twitter.com/darwish_amir
www.smokestack-books.co.uk
2016-07-3012 min
Lunar Poetry PodcastsEp. 54 - Tim Kiely (transcript available)January 2016. A transcript of this conversation is available here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/ep-54-tim-kiely-lpp-transcript.pdf
Lizzy Palmer talks to Tim Kiely about the biggest influences over his writing and what attracts them both to writing in a formal style. Tim reads three poems:
'Sestina to an Unknown Italian Artist' - 00:00:36
'Reasons for Learning and Chanting the Suttas' - 00:08:28
'Some Excuses for Keeping Quiet' - 00:20:44
www.twitter.com/Silent_Tongue
www.twitter.com/TimKiely1
www.timkielypoetry.wordpress.com
2016-07-3023 min
Lunar Poetry PodcastsEp. 51 - Abi Palmer (transcript available)January 2016. Lizzy Palmer talks to Abi Palmer about the influence that Wayne Holloway-Smith, Bobby Parker and Salena Godden have on her writing. Abi also talks about the interactive nature of some of her recent work. You can get involved with the last poem (22:30), just grab some salt! Image of Abi by Andrej Chudy.
Download a transcript of this conversation here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2020/04/ep51-abi-palmer-transcript.pdf
www.twitter.com/Silent_Tongue
www.abipalmer.com
www.twitter.com/abipalmer_bot
2016-07-3026 min
Lunar Poetry PodcastsEp. 48 - Christmas 2015December 2015. David got some poets to read because it's christmas and (sort of) the one year anniversary of the podcast. Poets wishing you (sort of) a merry christmas on this episode are Lizzy Palmer, Niall O'Sullivan, Fikayo Balogun, Grim Chip, Travis Alabanza & Mishi Morath.
Readings:
Lizzy Palmer reads 'Snowflakes' by Henry Longfellow - 00:01:38
Niall O'Sullivan - 'Untitled' - 00:03:57
Niall O'Sullivan - The Red Menace' - 00:05:52
Fikayo Balogun - 'Untitled' - 00:07:45
Grim Chip - 'The Power of Positive Thinking' - 00:13:15
Grim Chip - 'A Little of Both' - 00:15:08
Travis Alabanza - 'To Be Read in Church' - 00:15:50
Travis Alabanza - 'Holiday...
2016-07-3028 min
Lunar Poetry PodcastsEp. 42 - Rosemary Tonks (transcript available)July 2015. A transcript of this conversation is available to download here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/interview-rosemary-tonks-lpp-transcript-42.pdf
David Turner talks to Lizzy Palmer and Lucy Reynolds about the poet Rosemary Tonks. They discuss Rosemary's life, her poetry, collaboration with the BBC Radiophonic Workshop and her later rejection of her own work and ultimate 'disappearance'.
Lucy reads 'Orpheus in Soho' by Rosemary Tonks - 00:30:10
Lizzy reads 'Badly Chosen Lover' - 00:47:07 and Bedouin of the London Evening' - 01:18:03 both also by Rosemary Tonks.
The three recordings discussed are available through the British Library:
"The Poet Speaks" - ref: 1CDR0003848
"Sono-Montage"...
2016-07-301h 19
Lunar Poetry PodcastsEp. 30 - Alexander Woodward (transcript available)May 2015. A transcript of this conversation is available here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/interview-alexander-woodward-lpp-transcript-ep-30.pdf
Lizzy Palmer talks to Alexander Woodward about being read poetry at bedtime, how he came to writing poetry through stand-up comedy, writing specifically to read aloud, the lack of a definite writing process, and the differences between performing poetry, acting and comedy. Alexander reads three poems:
‘Should I Have a Daughter’ - 00:00:28
‘Why Can’t I Sleep?’ - 00:07:11
‘On Humanity’ - 00:16:27
www.twitter.com/Silent_Tongue
www.adwoodwardthings.blogspot.com
www.twitter.com/adwoodward227
2016-07-3022 min
Lunar Poetry PodcastsEp. 24 - Hannah Gordon (transcript available)April 2015. Lizzy Palmer is in Kennington, south London talking to Hannah Gordon about how she came to writing poetry through prayer and confession, words as expression and therapy, spoken word performance, open-mic night Spoken Word London, and losing ownership of work through publication on the page. Hannah reads three poems:
'So Drunk' - 00:00:25
'Untitled' - 00:07:22
'Uncle Monkey' - 00:12:20
Download a transcript of this conversation here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2020/06/ep24-hannah-gordan-transcript.pdf
www.twitter.com/Silent_Tongue
2016-07-2815 min
Lunar Poetry PodcastsEp. 13 - The Bros Grim (transcript available)March 2015. A transcript of this conversation is available to download here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/interview-the-bros-grim-lpp-transcript-ep-13.pdf
Lizzy Palmer talks to Grim Chip at The All Stars Boxing Gym in Kensal, north-west London. Chip reads three poems and chats about his writing and creative process. Poems:
'I Spy' - (00:00:51)
'A Class Act' - (00:10:52)
'Not Half-empty. Drained' - (00:19:44)
www.twitter.com/Silent_Tongue
www.facebook.com/facebook.com/GrimChippoet
2016-07-2825 min
Lunar Poetry PodcastsEp. 11 - Lizzy Palmer (transcript available)March 2015. A transcript of this conversation is available here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/ep-11-lizzy-palmer-lpp-transcript.pdf
David Turner is in Camberwell, south-east London talking to LPP host Lizzy Palmer about her writing, influences and where she finds inspiration. Lizzy reads three poems:
'The Lost Man' - (00:00:30)
'Untitled' - (00:07:26)
'Untitled' - (00:12:37)
www.twitter.com/Silent_Tongue
2016-07-2818 min
Hate ExpectationsThe Dark is RisingI looked under chairs I looked under tables I'm tryin to find the key To fifty million fables They call me the seeker I been searchin low and high -- The Seeker, Pete Townshend Back to young adult lit we go, to 1973's The Dark is Rising, book two of the Susan Cooper series of the same name. As both our birthrights and contractual obligations mandate, we also cover the 2007 David L. Cunningham film based on that book, curiously retitled The Seeker. In this episode, follow us as we fumble a...
2016-06-161h 17
Hate ExpectationsLove Bites 001Fulfilling our moral obligation as podcasters, Hate Expectations have finally entered the mini-episode game with a series we call Love Bites. In all such episodes we will discuss (hopefully) delightful little facts we have researched on the subject of...well, whatever particularly interests us. We hope it interests you, too!
2016-05-1716 min
Gran CollectionФаербольный 1971 год в программе Gran Collection (013)Фаербольный 1971 год в программе Gran Collection. Трэк лист передачи:
Deep Purple - Fireball
Elvis - Tomorrow never comes
Chicago - Lowdown
Janis Joplin - Cry baby
ZZ Top - Somebody else (been shakin your tree)
Uriah Heep - Lady in black
Yes - Ive seen all good people
Crazy Horse - I dont want to talk about it
Earth, Wind and Fire - Help somebody
Alice Cooper - Im eighteen
Jettro Tull - Aqualung
Jimi Hendrix - Ezy rider
Procol Harum - Broken barricades
the Doors - L.A. woman
the Rolling Stones - Brown sugar
Thin Lizzy...
2016-04-241h 54
Hate ExpectationsThe Egg and IBetty MacDonald had a farm, e-i-e-i-o. And on this farm she had some laughs, e-i-e-i-o. With a ha-ha here and a...well, you get the idea. Join Nate and Lizzy as they crack into the deliciously funny novel, The Egg and I (1945), and brood about the film adaptation (1947) made from it. In this episode there is yet another catty discussion about actress eyebrows, a special return appearance of the Correcto-matic 3000 machine, and nearly an hour of excessive nudity*. Hold on to your hats, it's time for some hillbilly hilarity!
*As far as anyone can tell, anyway. It IS an...
2016-04-0855 min
Hate ExpectationsMoonrakerCould there be any other subject matter for our episode numbered HE007 than Ian Fleming's own James Bond? We'd give ourselves a license to squeal if that was anything more than a quantum of synchronicity. But truthfully, the topic came to us as a suggestion from our very first guest-hosts, Rich and Z Johnson! Specifically, the four of us spied with our little eyes only the third Bond book written by Fleming (1955) and its overly shaken and stirred movie adaptation (1979), based seemingly on the title alone. Surely, our words are not enough to convey the full spectre of craziness hovering o...
2015-12-161h 24
Hate ExpectationsThe Hitchhiker's Guide to the GalaxyGet your towels ready and loosen up your Electronic Sub-Etha Signaling Devices, as you join Hate Expectations' Lizzy and Nate on a journey through the various forms of Douglas Adams's classic, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Their babblings on the radio series, the book, the tv series, and the movie must surely rank up there with the very finest Vogon poetry. One reviewer has even called it "splendid and worthwhile", though she has since been destroyed.
Note: Our apologies to actor Peter Jones, the voice of the book in the radio and tv versions, who we oc...
2015-11-081h 16
Hate ExpectationsFantastic Mr Fox"This episode's pretty cussin' good!" - Myself
Keeping to the trend of loving the source material and the adaptation made from it, we, the ever more inaccurately named Hate Expectations folks, take you back to childhood favorite Roald Dahl's second tier classic, Fantastic Mr. Fox, and the Wes Anderson film of the same name. There is a bit more off-key singing and even a misguided attempt at music making, but surely this has to be the last time for such nonsense. Future episodes will stick to our strengths, just as soon as we figure out w...
2015-08-3049 min
Hate ExpectationsMoneyball...Oh, say does that star spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave play ball?
In this episode Lizzy and Nate touch base with Moneyball, the 2003 book by Michael Lewis and the 2011 hit movie made from it. We take a swing at the non-fiction account of the Oakland A's baseball team, their manager, Billy Beane, and his use of sabermetrics to try to level the playing field with other, richer, teams. Be forewarned, we do some singing in this episode. The distress this will surely cause is h...
2015-05-161h 28
Hate ExpectationsSomething Wicked This Way ComesBy the clicking of our tongues, some discussion this way comes. No, we're not tackling the bard just yet, and we probably wouldn't start with the Scottish play if we were. Rather, it's Ray Bradbury's 1962 novel Something Wicked This Way Comes and the 1983 film adaptation we're talking about. It's a zippity-doo-dead kind of horror the way Disney used to make. As always, we dissect the differences, ponder the potential, and spoil the snot out of the plot. That was your only warning. A few addenda: Max von Sydow is still alive at the time of publishi...
2015-03-311h 34
GRAN COLLECTIONКокаиновый 77 в программе Gran Collection (009)Eric Clapton - Cocaine
the Ramones - carbona not glue
Journey - hustler
Foreigner - long long way from home
Emerson,Lake and Palmer - lend your love to me tonight
Iggy Pop - china girl
Slade - lighting never strikes twice
10CC - the things we do for love
AC/DC - dog eat dog
the clash - Janie Jones
Poco - twenty years
UFO - too hot to handle
the Alan Parsons project - breakdown
Styx - the grand illusion
the Bay City Rollers...
2015-03-262h 00
Hate ExpectationsStardust - Part 2A continuation of the Stardust episode, in which the Hate Expectation crew discusses more of the book and movie plots, eyebrow dye jobs, and the Snuffy Walden award. As before, there be SPOILERS aplenty, and hopefully a bit a good time as well.
2015-02-191h 12
Hate ExpectationsStardust - Part 1In this introductory episode of Hate Expectations, Lizzy and Nate gaze in wonder at the magnifcence of Neil Gaiman's 1999 novel Stardust and its 2007 film adaptation. The discussion is full of SPOILERS, as all aspects of both media's versions are covered. So much is discussed, in fact, that it was split in twain for your downloading and listening convenience.
2015-02-191h 09
KGNU - How On EarthPlants in Space // Relativity
Plants in Space (start time 04:36) What would you miss if you were to spend an extended time in space—driving a car? Going to the movies? Hiking? Playing with your dog? Gravity, maybe? Or maybe something as simple as eating good, nutritious vegetables. How On Earth’s Beth Bartel speaks with University of Colorado undergraduate researcher Lizzy Lombardi about harvesting healthier veggies for our astronauts. Or, as we like to think about it, plants in space.
Relativity (start time 13:30) Albert Einstein published his special theory of relativity in 1905 and his general theory in 1915. Special relativity revealed bizarr...
2014-03-1124 min