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No ReturnsForever... by Judy BlumeFound on the state of Utah’s list of banned books in this year 2024, Judy Blume’s 1975 novel, Forever, is the subject of this week’s episode. Alyssa and Kevin discuss this book’s controversial reputation, and how it’s held up over time. Alyssa Savino is a writer, a pop culture enthusiast, and is "deeply Midwestern." Subscribe to her newsletter, Soft Earlobe, listen to her "mini-podcast" (often about snacks) Xylophone Break, and follow her on Twitter and Instagram. Kevin Krein is a writer and host of the Anhedonic Headphones Podcast. His music writing (and some of hi...
2024-12-0254 minIt\'s Been a Minute
It's Been a MinuteConservatives want to burn flags too; plus, the power of a singing POTUSFlags have been making a lot of headlines lately, and it's not because today is National Flag Day. The upside down flag that was flown outside of Justice Samuel Alito's house after January 6th is back in the headlines again. Plus the Colorado Republican Party has been making news for their post on X to "burn all the #pride flags this June." Host Brittany Luse is joined by Nick Capodice and Hannah McCarthy - hosts of NHPR's Civics 101 - to get into why both liberals and conservatives get so riled up by a piece of fabric.Then, in...
2024-06-1436 minAl Daily Podcast
Al Daily Podcast53 - ¿Qué podcast echo de menos? (II)Podcast que me gustaría que publicaran nuevos capítulos: - Cuando las máquinas hablen, de Fonos con Nieves Ábalos, Carmel Hassan y la voz sintética Calíope - Saludos, Profesor Falken, de Francesc Box - El podcads, de Roger Hierro y José Ávila - Bloggeando, con Chus Naharro y Rubén Alonso - Walking Mastermind, con Miquel Gabarró y James Kockelbergh - Besuricata, podcast de entrevistas de Miquel Gabarró - Gadgetocast, de Chus Naharro - El Washington Post, (El Wa-Po) con Dori Toribio, Juan Carlos Iragorri y Jorge Espinosa - Gastronomía y Viajes, de urban Explorer, con Sara de...
2024-06-1313 minHard At Work Show
Hard At Work ShowHAW Presents: Hammer Time Episode 2 - Probing Thor's FjordOn another special episode of Hammer Time, presented by Hard At Work, Nick and T-Dog hammer out the details of the first appearance of Thor in Marvel's "Journey into Mystery" issue 83, released on August 1st, 1962. On a trip to Norway, Dr. Donald Blake stumbles into a cave and discovers an ancient artifact that grants him the Powers of the Norse God Thor. Can he stop an Alien Invasion using his new found powers? Find out in "Thor the Mighty and the Stonemen from Saturn"! Other topics discussed in this episode include drinks with no fizz, whistling while...
2024-05-291h 38Sounds of Blue
Sounds of BlueSOB 441 - Features: Albert King, Otis Rush, Jimmy Nolen & Billy StewartArtist                                    Song                                        Album                 Label    Notes - Bernard Herrmann    Twilight Zone - End Title - Dream Theme    40th Anniversary Twilight Zone - 1st Season - 1959    Silva Treasury - 4CD's    2022 SOB Twilight Zone Theme - Billy Stewart    Summertime by George Gershwin & Dubose Heyward    Unbelievable - 1965    Chess Records    Billy Stewart - 87 - Billy Stewart    Sitting In the Park by Billy Stewart    I Do Love You - 1966    Chess Records    Billy Stewart - 87 - Billy Stewart    Billy's Blues - Part 2 w/Bo Diddley     45 RPM Single - 1956     Chess Records    Billy Stewart - 87 - Jimmy Nolen    How Fine Can You Be?  By Avery Parrish    45 RPM Single - 1956     Federal    Jimmy Nolen...
2024-05-124h 09Small Town Talk
Small Town TalkSMALL TOWN TALK: Episode 36In which Small Town Talk vows to play only the very best of female artists down the years.   1.   Baby Doll - The Del Moroccos 2.   Keep Your Hands On The Plow - Mahalia Jackson 3.   Up Above My Head, I Hear Music Playing - Sister Rosetta Tharpe with Marie Knight 4.   Parchman Farm Blues - Bobbie Gentry   (This month's death song) 5.   Everybody Wants To Rule The World - Patti Smith 6.   Dancing Barefoot - Patti Smith 7.   Hound Dog - Big Mama Thornton 8.   I’m So Sorry - Carro...
2023-04-0149 minThe Deep Purple Podcast
The Deep Purple PodcastEpisode #134 - Warhorse - Red SeaThe Deep Purple Podcast Show Notes Episode #134 November 8, 2021 Warhorse - Red Sea Subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Overcast, Pocket Casts, Anchor.fm, Breaker,  PodBean, RadioPublic, Amazon Music, or search in your favorite podcatcher!  How To Support Our Show: Leave us a 5-Star Review on Apple Podcasts Buy Merch at Our Etsy Store! Become a Patron on Patreon Donate on Paypal (Donate one time or click “make this...
2021-11-081h 57Don\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorAre Natural Disasters Really So Natural?The days of catastrophic flooding, the hours of devastating hurricane winds, the minutes of terrifying earthquakes--Mother Nature wreaks havoc. But humans have a hand in the real disaster, says June Carolyn Erlick, and there's nothing natural about it. Find out why as we chat about her latest book, Natural Disasters in Latin America and the Caribbean: Coping with Calamity. June, editor of ReVista, the Harvard Review of Latin America, weighs in on the humanitarian crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border and its ties to the climate crisis. We also learn about her bilingual life and the secret ingredient...
2021-04-2243 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorPaola Santana Will Hack Your Brain and Fix the GovernmentEntrepreneur Paola Santana is building a business that makes it easier for government workers to do their jobs and to support local economies. She describes her path from the Dominican Republic, where she remembers being a "chica rara” in school, to Washington, D.C., on a Fulbright scholarship. Making the leap to Silicon Valley, she helped create drone delivery startup Matternet before launching her latest venture, Social Glass. Special thanks to Acast and our listeners; Connor Button, our theme music creator; and Julia Fesser, our social media editor. Follow us on Instagram @interruptshow and Twitter @interruptshow, and rate, review, and...
2021-03-0931 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorSlinging Mud and Laughs with Jen IgartuaJen Igartua helped create the irreverent political board game MUD to encourage all of us to think deep about politics and blow off some steam in the process. Players get to assume the role of a greedy politician who will do anything to get elected. We explore the path of this intrepid bilingual entrepreneur living in Brooklyn, N.Y., and try to unravel a few grand mysteries, including why her U.S. colleagues like peanut butter (she hates PBJs) and why Spaniards put cologne on babies. Special thanks to Acast and our listeners; Connor Button, our theme music creator...
2021-01-1839 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorHe's the Glue Binding Brainiacs Fighting Covid and Cancer“Help me help those who help.” Engineer and author Andreu Veà started the group CovidWarriors to organize people with diverse talents around the globe to contain the pandemic. They're the brains behind the robots that speed up testing and others that beam out a "Death Star" level of disinfection in hospitals. What motivates Andreu to collect interesting people and bring together changemakers to tackle the biggest challenges of our time? Tune in to find out! Special thanks to Acast and our listeners; Connor Button, our theme music creator; and Julia Fesser, our social media editor. Follow us on Instagram @inter...
2020-11-2732 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorShe's Crushing California's Wine IndustryAmelia Morán Ceja landed in Napa Valley in 1967 when her vineyard manager father brought his family from Jalisco, Mexico, to wine country in El Norte. She went on to make history by launching Ceja Vineyards in 1999. Amelia’s endured earthquakes, wildfires, blackouts, and, now, a mismanaged pandemic. She explains how she's powered through the wine industry's systemic racism, and how her #TacoTuesday wine pairing livestreams got started. Special thanks to Acast and our listeners; Connor Button, our theme music creator; and Julia Fesser, our social media editor. Follow us on Instagram @interruptshow and Twitter @interruptshow, and rate, review, and s...
2020-10-2740 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorThe Journalist Bringing the Art of Bilingual Storytelling to StudentsGraciela Mochkofsky loves a challenge. The Argentine author and academic launched and runs the first bilingual journalism master’s program in the country. Her work shines a light on cultural issues (see her New Yorker commentary “Who Are You Calling Latinx?”) and news media. Her forthcoming book is The Prophet of the Andes (working title). She reflects on why Spanish-language media is regarded as foreign in the U.S., newsroom diversity, and the impact of Black Lives Matter on Latinos. Special thanks to Acast and our listeners; Connor Button, our theme music creator; and Julia Fesser, our social media editor. F...
2020-09-1141 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorA Poopologist Takes on CovidThe answer to stopping the spread of Covid could be in your poop. Computational biologist Mariana Matus helped start Biobot Analytics in 2017 to find the clues in wastewater to improve public health. Today her company is testing all that excrement to gauge where the virus is spreading *before* people start feeling symptoms. Governments are turning to Biobot's estimates to determine when it's safe to reopen. Mariana explains her science and tells us about her bilingual journey. Special thanks to Acast and our listeners for supporting us during this unpredictable time, and to Connor Button, our theme music creator. Follow...
2020-08-1635 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorThe Journalist Behind the Good News We All NeedPeople around the world turn to Michelle Figueroa's Instagram to find inspiration in the human spirit. The Colombian-American journalist puts a face on kindness and resilience through stories, photos, and videos. She tells us why she started the bilingual @GoodNews_Movement and why it has attracted more than 1.5 million followers, including a few royals. Special thanks to Acast and our listeners for supporting us during this unpredictable time, and to Connor Button, our theme music creator. Follow us on Instagram @interruptshow and Twitter @interruptshow, and rate, review, and subscribe on Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts, por favor.
2020-07-2831 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorLuz Urrutia Finds Money for Entrepreneurs Who Need It MostShe’s made it her life’s work to finance the businesses of immigrants, women, and other entrepreneurs whose needs aren’t met by traditional banks. Now Luz Urrutia leads Opportunity Fund, the leading nonprofit lender in the United States. We learn what needs to be done to help struggling business owners in the Covid era, and what her Venezuela-U.S., woman-in-banking journey has been like. Special thanks to Acast and our listeners for supporting us during this unpredictable time, and to Connor Button, our theme music creator. Follow us on Instagram @interruptshow and Twitter @interruptshow, and rate, review, and subscr...
2020-05-3042 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorAlan Weisman: Friend of Homo SapiensScience journalist Alan Weisman’s prescient 2007 book "The World Without Us" described what would happen to nature if humans suddenly ceased to exist. To find answers, he traveled to Chernobyl, Micronesia's coral reefs, and far beyond. For this special Earth Day 2020 episode, he explains what humans need to do to make sure we don't disappear. Listen along as Weisman connects the dots between food supplies, zoonotic diseases, global warming, and maybe a brighter future. Special thanks to our listeners for supporting us during this unpredictable time, that squirrel that borrowed some of our questions, and Connor Button, theme music cr...
2020-04-2347 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorThe Inimitable Luis Alberto UrreaNo one conveys the suffering, courage, joy, and spirit of those who dwell in the U.S.-Mexico borderlands better than Pulitzer finalist and master storyteller Luis Alberto Urrea, whether it’s the horror of “The Devil’s Highway” or the allure of La Gloriosa in “The House of Broken Angels.” Urrea, whose father was Mexican and mother was from New York, talks about how the culture wars in his home shaped who he is today, the controversy surrounding the Jeanine Cummins novel “American Dirt,” and his Guggenheim project, a book about his mother's bravery as a Red Cross worker on the Wor...
2020-02-2851 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorMaking Movies in Paris (and Beyond)Andrea Hachuel weaves in and out of Spanish, English, and French constantly as assistant director on Hollywood blockbusters and other films made in France and abroad. She takes us behind the battle scenes of “Dunkirk,” Wes Anderson’s upcoming “The French Dispatch,” and her own project, a modern fairytale called “Frangipani Rising.” Wonder how Tom Cruise gets his cues? Listen in. Special thanks to Allee Sprung at Acast and Connor Button, theme music creator. Follow us on Twitter @interruptshow, and rate, review, and subscribe on Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts, por favor.Cine americano en París
2020-02-1641 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorA Medical Student Fights Ebola in CongoNico Fesser had been in Africa before. This trip was different. We speak to the second-year medical student about his work in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and a fundraiser he launched to shelter children orphaned by perpetual war and disease and disrupt the recruitment of child soldiers. Special thanks to Allee Sprung at Acast and Connor Button, theme music creator. Follow us on Twitter @interruptshow, and rate, review, and subscribe on Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts, por favor.Un estudiante de medicina de voluntario en el Congo. Nico Fesser había est...
2020-01-2039 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorA Powerhouse on the Front Lines of Women’s Health CareAs the director of maternal-fetal medicine at a public hospital in Brooklyn, N.Y., obstetrician Rebecca Shiffman sees it all. She says women should be evaluated for chronic conditions before they get pregnant to assure healthier outcomes for themselves and their babies. Maternal and infant mortality rates are way too high in the U.S. Shiffman describes bias and other challenges patients face and prescribes cures for an ailing U.S. health system. Born in Paris, Shiffman moved with her parents, who were Holocaust survivors, to Bogota before settling in Brooklyn. Special thanks to Allee Sprung at Acast and Conn...
2019-11-0240 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorLau Noah’s Lessons in CreativityEnchanting singer-songwriter Lau Noah transports listeners to medieval times and beyond with her distinctive, bard-like music. In this interview-concert, Lau performs three songs in Spanish and Hebrew, shares a children’s story, and describes how she teaches her students to draw on their innate creativity. Special thanks to José Alfaro, recording guru at Acast, and Connor Button, theme music creator. Follow us on Twitter @interruptshow, and rate, review, and subscribe on Apple (or wherever you get your podcasts), por favor.Las lecciones de Lau Noah en Encantamiento CreativoLa compositora e intérprete Lau Noah...
2019-09-0838 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorA Generation NAFTA News AnchorPoliticized humanitarian crises. Gerrymandering. Insults hurled at Spanish speakers. Univision news anchor Enrique Acevedo explains how he covers resistance to change and efforts to stop Latinos from voting. He’s trying to do it in a way that resonates with audiences experiencing what he describes as “three realities.” Enrique recounts his career trajectory, starting with a stint in China, and reflects on why the news media haven't adequately covered the climate change crisis--“the most important story of our generation.” Special thanks to José Alfaro, our technician at Acast; Manolo Morales, our new editor; Connor Button, our theme music creator; an...
2019-07-0240 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorKnight’s Alberto Ibargüen Takes on the Local News CrisisAlberto Ibargüen pulls no punches: “We do not have an informed citizenry” and fact and opinion are being conflated, he says. As president and CEO of the Knight Foundation, Ibargüen spends his days doing something about it. His team champions efforts to innovate journalism business models and technology to better tell and deliver news the public needs to know. He shares lessons gleaned from his time as publisher of The Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald, and explains why Knight recently committed $300 million to local journalism initiatives. And he leaves Team Interrupt wondering about ethics and governance in the era...
2019-06-2449 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorAn Urban Beekeeper Tackles the Die-Off CrisisThe busy work of honeybees makes much of our food supply possible. But these bees are dying at alarming rates. Carolina Zuniga-Aisa, co-founder of Island Bee Project on Governors Island in New York, shares the buzz about her initiative to educate the public about these pollinators, human-caused problems they’re facing, and steps listeners can take to help. Special thanks to Manolo Morales, our new editor; Connor Button, our theme music creator; WKNY Radio Kingston, our kind host on the airwaves. Follow us on Twitter @interruptshow, and rate, review, and subscribe to our podcast, por favor.Un...
2019-06-1738 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorA Chilean Journalist Seduced by American Pop CultureRaised on Hollywood movies and celebrity magazines, Manuel Santelices yearned for a life of excitement and glamour. Nearly 30 years ago, he made the move from his conservative hometown of Santiago, Chile, to New York City, embracing his new bilingual life. As a correspondent for major magazines, he has interviewed celebrities in music, fashion, film, and beyond. These days he’s indulging his passion for making art. A Friday night might find Santelices at home, painting a scene from the movie “Annie Hall,” one of his favorites. Who has influenced him most? Listen in to find out. Special thanks to Manolo...
2019-06-1240 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorDavid Broza Is Giving Away 1 Million GuitarsLegendary singer-songwriter David Broza is known to his fans as Israel’s Bruce Springsteen. He’s a humanitarian activist and a prolific musician who has recorded hit albums in Hebrew, Spanish, and English. In this hybrid interview-concert, he describes his work bridging divides in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, his 2014 documentary East Jerusalem/West Jerusalem, and his latest project, One Million Guitars. Special thanks to José Alfaro, recording guru at Acast; Connor Button, theme music creator; and WKNY Radio Kingston, our kind host on the airwaves. Follow us on Twitter @interruptshow, and rate, review, and subscribe to our podcast, por favor.
2019-06-0355 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorPuerto Rico’s de Facto Ambassador Dreams BigChef, entrepreneur, designer, public speaker — Manolo López is all those things. But this 30-year-old Puerto Rican describes himself as an unofficial ambassador for his island, a role he embodied as founder of his popular Mofon•GO food stand and operator of roving cultural showcase Cosa Nuestra, and then as the community leader who shut it all down to help with relief efforts on the island after Hurricane Maria struck. So what’s his next move? Listen to hear his recipe for success, and life. Special thanks to José Alfaro, recording guru at Acast; Nicole Rothwell, editor extraordinaire; Connor Button...
2019-05-2750 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorExplaining “The Silence of Others”What if your mother was buried in a mass grave and the government did not allow you to rebury her? Or the infamous torturer who beat you lived down the street, a free man? Victims and survivors of Spain’s 40-year dictatorship under General Franco are seeking justice for crimes against humanity through a groundbreaking lawsuit in Argentina. Award-winning filmmakers Almudena Carracedo and Robert Bahar trace the struggle in their documentary “The Silence of Others.” Almudena tells us about making the film and the conversations it’s sparking. Special thanks to José Alfaro, recording guru at Acast; Nicole Rothwell, editor ex...
2019-05-2037 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorDriverless Buses in the Mountains of FireEngineer Ricardo Chicharro is leading a driverless bus project that aims to transport tourists to see the otherworldly Mountains of Fire in Timanfaya National Park on Lanzarote in the Canary Islands. Ricardo describes the project and shares his perspective on the future of autonomous vehicles on and off the island. Special thanks to Nicole Rothwell, editor extraordinaire; Connor Button, theme music creator; and WKNY Radio Kingston, our kind host on the airwaves. Follow us on Twitter @interruptshow, and rate, review, and subscribe to our podcast, por favor.Autobuses sin conductor por las montañas de fuego
2019-05-1729 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorManhattan's Favorite BartenderMarcelo Hernández, the Ecuadorian bartender at Grand Central Station's legendary Oyster Bar, shares a few secrets about New York City, the lost art of listening, and a tip or two about mixing the perfect cocktail. Plus, for those who are on their feet all day, Marcelo describes how he's stayed limber behind the bar for the past 55 years, and counting. Special thanks to Nicole Rothwell, editor extraordinaire; Connor Button, theme music creator; and WKNY Radio Kingston, our kind host on the airwaves. Follow us on Twitter @interruptshow, and rate, review, and subscribe to our podcast, por favor.
2019-05-0635 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorLessons Learned from Hurricane Maria in Puerto RicoWe speak with Puerto Rican journalist Luis Trelles about his deep investigation into the discrepancies in the official death count in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, and the underreported reality of what happened to people living in nursing homes. Trelles reported the story for Radio Ambulante, a Spanish-language podcast that tells Latin American stories in a format similar to This American Life. Special thanks to Nicole Rothwell, editor extraordinaire; Connor Button, theme music creator; and WKNY Radio Kingston, our kind host on the airwaves. Follow us on Twitter @interruptshow and subscribe to our podcast, por favor....
2019-04-3036 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorThe Woman Disrupting Mixed Martial ArtsJackie Hernández is a leader and a fighter, jumping from the top ranks of Spanish language media and landing in the mixed martial arts (MMA) arena. In this episode, we learn how she busted the glass ceiling as president of Combate Américas after successful rounds as publisher of People en Español and chief operating officer of Telemundo. Jackie advocates for gender equity, and in the Combate Américas ring, women get equal pay. Will Guillermo Fesser land in La Jaula? We'll all have to wait and see. Special thanks to José Alfaro, tech guru at Acast; Nicole...
2019-04-2433 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorYo-Yo Ma on the Rio GrandeWhy is cellist Yo-Yo Ma playing Bach on the banks of the Rio Grande-Rio Bravo along the U.S.-Mexico border, and why are poets and environmentalists talking about it? We speak with Tricia Cortez, executive director of the Rio Grande International Study Center, about the event and her work to protect the "ribbon of life" that sustains millions of people, plants and animals. The prescient Carol Reposa, Texas's 2018 poet laureate, shares her inspiration of how Yo-Yo Ma and other artists could use their gifts to stop conflict in its tracks. Special thanks to Warren Lawrence, who operated the...
2019-04-1936 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorReinventing Higher EducationArtificial intelligence isn't replacing anyone's job in education just yet, says Santiago Iñiguez, president of IE University, one of Europe's most high-profile schools. Iñiguez helped organize a gathering at Brown University to talk about all things higher education, including the looming effects of AI and automation. Three takeaways: lifelong learning will take on new meaning as the population ages; technology will humanize the college experience; and...you'll just have to listen to the episode to find out. Plus, we ask why college tuition is so high. Special thanks to Warren Lawrence, who operated the control room; Nicole Ro...
2019-04-0936 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorLaughter in a Philippines LandfillChildren, some as young as 5 years old, live at a garbage dumpsite on the Philippine island of Mindanao. When the rooster crows, they show up at the dump to work, gathering items to sell. But they're children, and they still laugh and play, making kites from plastic they find in the waste. Don’t Interrupt Me, Por Favor co-host Guillermo Fesser and his brother Javier visited the island for three weeks to make a short film about child poverty for Action Against Hunger, a global nonprofit. The Fessers’ forthcoming film shares the spirit of "Binta and the Great Idea" and...
2019-04-0228 minLÄS HÅRT!
LÄS HÅRT!Simon Stålenhag & Anna Davour, URTIDSBILDERHej! I det här avsnittet reser Johan Wanloo och Magnus Dahl tillbaka till urtiden och diskuterar dinosaurier och andra galna varelser från förr. Hur kan de ens ha funnits på riktigt? Litteratursveriges egna Tango & Cash pratar även om bokreor, hur värdelöst det är med internet, ”fina” författare som försöker skriva genre, och hur förvirrad man kan bli av ett omslag.  Nästa avsnitt Till nästa gång läser Johan ”Black Mad Wheel” av Josh Malerman, och Magnus ska ge sig i kast med Alan Moores ”Jerusalem”. And...
2019-03-311h 00Don\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorFranco, Fascism, and Spain TodaySpain plans to remove the remains of Spanish dictator Francisco Franco from the Valley of the Fallen (a controversial memorial site) and rebury them elsewhere. We talk with Stanley G. Payne, recent recipient of the prestigious Bernardo de Gálvez award and a leading authority on fascism and Spanish history, about the significance of this move and authoritarianism in the world today. Special thanks to Connor Button, who created our theme music, and to Radio Kingston for giving us cool sweatshirts. Follow us on Twitter @interruptshow and subscribe to our podcast, por favor.Franco, Fascismo y l...
2019-03-2939 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorReshaping the Latino NarrativeLatinos make up roughly 18 percent of the U.S. population, yet remain marginalized in many ways. We speak to media change makers Maria Hinojosa and Guy Garcia to explore how their work has broadened the narrative about Latinos in the national conversation. What progress has been made, and what obstacles remain? Hinojosa is the founder of Futuro Media Group (Latino USA, America by the Numbers, In the Thick), and Garcia is an author (The New Mainstream, The Decline of Men, Swarm) and entrepreneur (EthniFacts). Special thanks to Connor Button, who created our theme music, and to Warren Lawrence for...
2019-03-2040 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorLatinx SuperheroesAre we in a golden age for Latinx superheroes and comics? Ricardo Padilla thinks so, and he should know–he co-founded the annual Latino Comics Expo. He expects this year's event (March 15-16) to attract thousands of people to Modesto, California, where they can meet iconic and up-and-coming artists, take workshops, and discover new protagonists who look like them. And can the creative whirlwind also known as Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez help "Ricanstruct" Puerto Rico after the perfect storm of crushing debt and Hurricane Maria hit the island? With the help of La Borinqueña and legions of fans, he's trying! Spec...
2019-03-1253 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorArt, Gun Violence, Identity, and ActivismArtists Manuel Oliver and Julia Santos Solomon are using their work to spur change. Manuel is the father of Joaquin “Guac” Oliver, one of 17 people murdered in the shootings at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, on February 14, 2018. A self-described “graphic activist,” Manuel is creating “Walls of Demand” in an effort to stop gun violence. Julia, based in Woodstock, N.Y., uses her interdisciplinary art to start public conversations about identity, culture, and immigration. Special thanks to Connor Button, who created our theme music, and to Warren Lawrence for his control room finesse. Follow us on Twitter @interruptshow and s...
2019-03-0550 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorThe Polymath BagpiperCristina Pato is a master gaita player and classical pianist from Galicia, Spain, who has been bringing cultures together with her music for two decades. She’s toured the world with Yo-Yo Ma’s Silkroad Ensemble, collaborated with renowned musicians in multiple genres, and recorded her own albums. She’s also an interdisciplinary educator at Harvard University and the University of California, Santa Barbara. Don’t miss her back story about Miles Davis’s landmark album Sketches of Spain. Special thanks to Connor Button for composing our theme music, and to Warren Lawrence for making the @RadioKingstonNY control room hum. Follo...
2019-02-2548 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorWhen Foreign Students Bypass the U.S.Many foreign students who remain stateside after graduating from U.S. universities make incalculable contributions to the economy, says Ángel Cabrera, president of George Mason University. While the U.S. remains the top recipient of international students, competitors such as Canada are rolling out the red carpet, and it’s working. Colombian pharmaceutical professional Diego Ángel explains why he bypassed offers from U.S. universities to attend business school in Toronto. Medical school professor María Sánchez, who teaches in Costa Rica, tell us Canadian recruiters are stepping up their efforts in Central America. Special thanks to Connor Button...
2019-02-1444 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorWhy We See What We SeeTurns out artists and magicians can teach scientists more than a thing or two about perception and cognition. We chat with Susana Martínez-Conde, an award-winning neuroscientist and science writer who co-wrote the bestsellers Champions of Illusion and Sleights of Mind. Martínez-Conde has more tricks up her sleeve, including a new research project at her lab at SUNY Downstate Medical Center meant to help radiologists detect anomalies in X-rays and other medical images. Special thanks to Connor Button for composing our theme music, and to Warren Lawrence for making the Radio Kingston control room hum. Follow us on ou...
2019-02-0549 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorMoney Heist’s Alba FloresAlba Flores brings the badass bank robber character Nairobi to life in "Money Heist," a Netflix blockbuster that’s been earning international acclaim. After winning an Emmy in 2018, it’s now shooting a third season. We chat with the Spanish actress in bilingual (listen to hear what that means) about her mother’s influence, her Roma heritage, and her social justice work. Special thanks to Connor Button, who created our theme music, and to Warren Lawrence for his technical savvy in the studio. Follow us on our Twitter @interruptshow and subscribe to our podcast, por favor.Alba Fl...
2019-01-2950 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorA Daughter and Mother Volunteer at the BorderFamilies fleeing gang violence and death threats in Central America are seeking asylum in the United States. One of the people helping them is Minneapolis-based lawyer Veronica Walther, who has been practicing immigration law for nearly a decade. Over the summer, she volunteered through the nonprofits Lawyers for Good Government and RAICES at a Texas detention center holding mothers and their children. Veronica’s own mother, Alina Walther, went along to provide Spanish-English interpreting for other lawyers on the team. After a harrowing week, Veronica was at the airport preparing to fly home when she saw one of the fa...
2019-01-1445 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorDr. Q's Brain OdysseyWe journey to the frontier of brain science with Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa, M.D., a leading brain researcher and chair of neurologic surgery at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida. Best known as Dr. Q, his trek took him from his family’s home in northern Mexico, to the tomato fields of California, to the halls of Harvard Medical School and beyond. We learn about the bilingual brain, how it perceives music, and how stem cells in human belly fat are being genetically engineered as a possible treatment for brain cancer. Dr. Q saves more lives through his nonprofit, Miss...
2019-01-0749 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorCriminal Justice ReformThe push to make the criminal justice system fairer is gaining speed at the federal and state levels. Dr. Carlos Valle, a psychiatrist who works at Dutchess County Jail in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., joins us in the studio to share his perspective on some of the systemic flaws, such as why so many people with mental health problems end up behind bars. We also interview Maria Evangelista, a trial lawyer in the San Francisco Public Defenders Office who campaigned to be a Superior Court judge. She weighs in on bail reform, restorative justice, and more. Special thanks to Connor But...
2018-12-1349 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorThe Homeless World CupMexico City's Zócalo hosts teams from around the globe for the 2018 Homeless World Cup. They may be struggling at the moment, but these players are getting a hand making their goals happen on and off the field. We interview Reed Fox, a program manager at Street Soccer USA and U.S. director of the Homeless World Cup, and Pedro Roberts, a player in New York. Shawn Stein, associate professor of Spanish and Portuguese at Dickinson College, tells us about his quixotic journey to find "ficción futbolera" in Latin America. His resulting anthology includes themes of social justice th...
2018-11-1358 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorNatural Food FeverFood brings us together. Stories entertain us. The idea of authentic recipes and nutrition motivates us. A wave of entrepreneurs is going back to their roots to capitalize on all of this. We interview Fany Gerson, chef and founder of La Newyorkina and Dough, and author of the cookbook My Sweet Mexico; and Saskia Sorrosa, founder of Fresh Bellies. Plus, San Antonio Express-News columnist Maria Anglin makes a cameo to read an essay she wrote about being bilingual. Special thanks to Connor Button, who created the music, and Ben Louis, who helped us navigate the Radio Free Brooklyn studio.
2018-10-1459 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorInfluencersThe term “influencer” means different things to different people. One thing, though, is clear: An influencer is probably taking a selfie in your favorite park right now. Before you know it, it’ll be overrun with tourists. This episode includes interviews with Unfold app creator Alfonso Cobo, Interbrand social media marketing manager María García Barea, and travel photographer and influencer Ana Linares (ananewyork on Instagram). Special thanks to Connor Button, who created the music, and Ben Louis, who helped us navigate the Radio Free Brooklyn studio.El término “influencer” puede significar distintas cosas para diferent...
2018-10-0253 minDon\'t Interrupt Me, Por Favor
Don't Interrupt Me, Por FavorHow José Andrés Helped Feed Puerto RicoAfter Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico in 2017, Spanish-born chef José Andrés followed, by Humvee, by helicopter, by boat–whatever it took to reach people who needed to eat. He tells us how his nonprofit, World Central Kitchen, contributed to relief efforts on the island over the course of a year. And he reflects on how his friend Anthony Bourdain encouraged him to write a book about the experience. The result: We Fed an Island: The True Story of Rebuilding Puerto Rico, One Meal at a Time. José Andrés was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize this year. Plus, th...
2018-09-2050 minDrink Spin Run: The RPG Talkshow Podcast
Drink Spin Run: The RPG Talkshow PodcastEpisode 10.1: Stacy & MikeWSG Stacy Dellorfano & Mike EvansOur Guests+Stacy Dellorfano+Mike EvansGuest NotesStacy DellorfanoContessaRandomocity zineFrivology blogMike EvansWrath of Zombie blogHubris campaign settingShow NotesDrinkMike's Hard LemonadeCrunkle Sam, Clown Shoes Brewery, Ipswitch, MAQueen City Common, Red Clay Ciderworks, Charlotte, NCCulinan's Revival Irish Red, Roc Brewery, Rochester, NYSingle Chair, Magic Hat, Burlington, VTSpinPJ HarveyNick Cave, Murder BalladsLocrianSleater-KinneyBikini...
2015-03-2200 minBandana Blues, founded by Beardo, hosted by Spinner
Bandana Blues, founded by Beardo, hosted by SpinnerBandana Blues #403 Special Spinner's Section!!!show#40309.10.11Won't Get Fooled Again - The Who at Concert For NYC 10.20.11 Video of The Who: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjA_RtsBfAo Tip Jar: http://www.bandanablues.com/donation.htmlSpinner's Section:tribute to Jerry Leiber (April 25, 1933 – August 22, 2011) / songs by Leiber & StollerBig Mama Thornton: hound dog (2:50) (45 rpm single, Peacock, 1953)Wilbert Harrison: Kansas City (2:28) (45 rpm single, Fury, 1959)Jess Roden: on broadway (7:05) (-, Island, 1974)Bunk Dogger: smokey Joe's café (2:49) (First Offence, RCA, 1978)Delbert McClinton: one kiss led to another (2:44) (Genuine Cow...
2011-09-101h 43CON 3 ACORDES (RNE)
CON 3 ACORDES (RNE)Y el rock and roll se fue a TrinidadRICKY NELSON �A Teenager�s Romance� (Lewis) Verve TOMMY SANDS �Teen-Age Crush� (Allison) Capitol JOE BENNETT & THE SPARKLETONES �Black Slacks� (Bennett/Denton) ABC/Paramount TAB HUNTER �Young Love� (Cartey/Joyner) Dot SONNY JAMES �Young Love� (Cartey/Joyner) Capitol NAT KING COLE �When Rock And Roll Come To Trinidad� (Fisher/Alfred) Capitol (nuestra CANCI�N DORADA) DELLA REESE �And That Reminds Me� (Bargoni/Stillman/Siegel) Jubilee MARGIE RAYBURN �I"m Available� (Burgess) Liberty BEVERLEY SISTERS WITH ROYAL SHAW ORCHESTRA �Greensleeves� (Tradicional) London HERMANS HERMITS �Wonderful World� (Cooke/Adler/Alpert) Columbia THE SEARCHERS �Love Potion No. 9� (Leiber/Stoller) Pye TERRY GILKYSON & THE EASY RIDERS �Marianne� (Gilkyson/Dehr/Miller) Co...
2008-12-0600 min