Johnson Publishing Sells Modern Black Masterpieces To Pay Debt
The collection includes “Grandfather of Modern African American Art” and Chicago artists.
The collection includes “Grandfather of Modern African American Art” and Chicago artists.
PJ and Alex open up the hotline again to tackle listener problems and mysteries, no job too weird. This time – a Waze vortex, a tribunal for HawtNugz, and a powerful mystery cure that could topple the world into dystopia.www.helpwiththecure.com
This week on the show, we revisit a fan-favorite episode: legendary producer and musician Steve Albini, and the game-changing Devo’s Jerry Casale. Enjoy! The Talkhouse Podcast recently headed out to the fantastic Desert Daze festival at Moreno Beach at Lake Perris in Southern California. When we weren’t catching sets by Tame Impala, King Gizzard, and My Bloody Valentine, we recorded a trio of great talks; this week, we present the first. When I saw that both Steve Albini and Devo’s Jerry Casale were going to be at Desert Daze giving talks, I knew we had to pair these two icons of alternative music. They’re big fans of each other’s work, and halfway through their conversation, Steve said, “This is the sort of stuff no one ever talks about. These are the questions I’ve had for 30 years.” Their fascinating talk takes in the beginning years of Devo’s existence; their complex relationship with Neil Young; Brian Eno’s proclivity for ménage à trois; the differences between poker and making records; and how the name Devo became a category alongside jocks, squares and nerds. Subscribe now to stay in the loop on future episodes of the Talkhouse Podcast. Feel free to DM me to let me know which artist(s) you’d love to see appear on a future episode. —Elia Einhorn, Talkhouse Podcast host and producer This episode was recorded by Keenan Kush at Desert Daze, and by Mark Yoshizumi at Hook & Fade Studios in Brooklyn. It was co-produced by Mark Yoshizumi. The Talkhouse Podcast’s theme song was composed and performed by The Range. Big thanks to Desert Daze for hosting the Talkhouse Podcast. Please direct all podcast-related ideas, vitriol, and compliments to elia@thetalkhouse.com
Josh and Chuck dive into history today to tell the story of the Buffalo Soldiers. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Ben Bailey and Marc share a particular gripe as comics. Both of them became widely known for beloved projects they started doing on a whim. For Ben it was Cash Cab, for Marc it was this podcast. And as much as they love those projects, they really just wanted to be known as stand-ups. Ben tells Marc how he got his start answering phones at The Comedy Store and how he really wanted to be a marine biologist before he got into comedy. He also describes his lifelong fascination with fish tanks and other tank-based aquatic environments. This episode is sponsored by the Unspooled podcast.
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood costume designer Arianne Phillips talks about working with Quentin Tarantino and how she’s encouraging celebrities to use their red carpet appearances as a platform to promote progressive causes. Filipina-Canadian rapper Han Han drops by the q studio to perform some new songs from her latest album, Urduja. Tehran-based artist Barbad Golshiri unpacks why artists are boycotting a high-profile Iranian arts festival in sympathy with the Ukraine Airlines crash victims. Canadian director Stephen Dunn discusses his episode of Little America and why the queer refugee story almost didn’t get made.
Stephen Dunn talks about his episode of Little America, a new Apple TV Plus series that’s inspired by eight separate stories of real immigrants and refugees living in the U.S.
Han Han drops by the q studio to perform some new songs from her latest album, Urduja.
The Once Upon a Time in Hollywood costume designer talks about her work on the film and how she’s encouraging celebrities to use their red carpet appearances as a platform to promote progressive causes.
One of the most storied (and valuable) sports franchises in the world had fallen far. So they decided to do a full reboot — and it worked: this week, they are headed back to the Super Bowl. Before the 2018 season, we sat down with the team’s owner, head coach, general manager, and players as they were plotting their turnaround. Here’s an update of that episode.