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Pushing The Envelope: Music Decidedly Left Center2-8-25 Pushing The Envelope: Music Decidedly Left of Center - - Mad Libs: acoustic instrument & non-instrumentGreetings!
I treated this episode of PTE as if I were filling in required words needed to complete a Mad Libs, a word game that might be categorized as a phrasal template game. In order to create today's playlist, the compositions required the inclusion of an acoustic instrument & a non-instrument such as electronics, tape, digital delay, computer, etc.
Enjoy!
Joel
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2-8-25 PTE Playlist: - Mad Libs: acoustic instrument & non-instrument
2025-03-061h 58
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2021-10-1904 min
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2021-01-0450 min
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2020-12-211h 15
The Writer's Journey with Michael La RonnEp 118: Can You Hear Me Now? This episode is dedicated to my author friend Maya Goode, who passed away in April of 2019. I will miss her. Please check out her books: https://www.amazon.com/Maya-Goode/e/B01G02PIT4 In this episode, I discuss: 1:58: Announcements: My statements and remarks around the George Floyd murder and political unrest, and my experience with racism 4:00: Wins for the Week: Successfully recorded my first audiobook! I figured out how to automate my podcasts more cheaply using Audacity macros.
2020-06-1143 min
THE ABILITY PROJECTWHAT EMPLOYERS WANT PODCAST PANEL SERIES: Ricardo Wrice & Mikhai CulpepperThe Podcast Series is intended to guide new and recent graduates to become quality professionals in these troubling times as they seek their careers and adjust to the new realities outside the walls of college campuses. Employers and professionals from various industries will share experiences, guidance, information, instruction and recommendations for graduates. The hope is for graduates to strategically navigate new useful ideas to deal with realities never taught in college.For this episode, we interviewed Mr. Ricardo Wrice with Kennesaw State University Marketing Junior Mikhai Culpepper. Mr. Wrice is a self-proclaimed “Male Oprah” who leads The Lead...
2020-05-2543 min
The Snyder-Collin Podcast118 Tiger King, Onward, and our first look at DuneThis week on the show, the boys discuss the first look at Dune, the Final Fantasy VII remake, Call of Duty: Warzone, There Will Be Blood, Onward, and where Maya Rudolph is from. Contact us: Our Youtube: FPP Creative Group Dav's Youtube: Honestly Dav Collin’s Letterboxd: Collin Goode’s Profile Facebook: The Snyder-Collin Facebook Page Email: FPPCreative@gmail.com Twitter & Instagram: @jacobswetsuit Twitter: @collin_goode Visit our website! ...
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2016-03-2427 min
The Bradbury Challenge: Writing One Short Story Every WeekIntroducing The Bradbury Challenge Ep 1Welcome to our newest podcast, The Bradbury Challenge. This podcast chronicles our journey of writing a short story every week for 2016. This challenge was inspired by advice Ray Bradbury gave to aspiring writers. The first part of his advice is to read a short story, an essay and a poem everyday. The second part of his advice is to write at least one short story per week for at least a year, because it isn’t possible to write 52 bad short stories.
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