Sean and Hayes do another episode where the listeners call them and talk about their Best of 2017.
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Sean and Hayes do another episode where the listeners call them and talk about their Best of 2017.
https://art19.com/shows/hollywood-handbook/episodes/97cddba7-fc44-4e01-9382-f58153de870a
"Here comes the real Yuna!" Contrary to what I say in tonight's episode of My Favourite Game, this is not the first time in two years we've had a Final Fantasy on. What I meant to say was it's the first time in two years we have a different Final Fantasy game on that isn't…
https://myfavouritegame.net/2016/06/01/final-fantasy-x-2-by-nina-freeman/
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Bullseye
Guests:
Prodigy
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Carolyn Kellogg
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Prodigy: Member of Mobb Deep, Crusader From Queensbridge
Queensbridge, New York is an important place for hip-hop. Not since Motown, 25 years earlier, has such an astonishing number of artists with a distinctive, sought after sound, emerged from such a specific neighborhood. Nas, Marley Marl, Cormega—these are just a few of the huge names that sprang from America's largest housing projects, located just across the bridge from Manhattan in Queens. Since the early 1980s, Queensbridge has been a veritable hotbed for new directions in East Coast hip-hop.
And no rap-group has drawn inspiration from Queensbridge more vividly than Mobb Deep. Composed of rappers Havoc and Prodigy, Mobb Deep create music that makes you feel like you, too, grew up in Queensbridge. Listen to Shook Ones Pt. 2 enough times, and you'll feel like you could stab an unlucky sucker's brain with his nosebone.
Jesse sat down with Prodigy, aka Anthony Johnson, after the release of his autobiography, My Infamous Life in 2011. Prodigy had just recently been released from prison, where he spent three years on gun charges. He talks about growing up with sickle-cell anemia, being dragged along on his father's jewelry store robberies as a teen, and how he used his time in prison for some serious personal transformation.
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Carolyn Kellogg Recommends: Farewell, My Lovely and The Crying of Lot 49
Carolyn Kellogg, book critic and staff writer for the LA Times, joins us to recommend two of her all-time favorite books.
First, she recommends Farewell, My Lovely
by Raymond Chandler. This hardboiled Los Angeles noir features Chandler's iconic language—analogies stronger than the libations his protagonists down in LA's most dimly lit nightclubs.
Kellogg's next pick is Thomas Pynchon's novel The Crying Of Lot 49. At less than 200 pages, The Crying Of Lot 49 is an accessible, pun-filled entry into the dense world of Pynchon.
Read more of Carolyn's writing on books, authors, and publishing online at the LA Times' blog Jacket Copy.
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The Outshot: Randy Newman's "Sail Away"
If "You've Got A Friend In Me," is the only thing you think of when you hear the name Randy Newman, we've got an Outshot for you.
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Dr Steve Carter, chief scientist at eHarmony, talks about the company’s use of algorithms and memes to make real-world dating more successful
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Andy Kindler takes the comedy industry to task once again in his annual State of the Industry Address.
https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2016/07/andy-kindler-state-of-the-industry-address.html
Andy Kindler takes the comedy industry to task once again in his annual State of the Industry Address.
https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2016/07/andy-kindler-state-of-the-industry-address.html
This is a show about videogames, the people who play them and the people who make them. Each episode, a guest on the show talks about the games that have shaped their life in one way or another. Games that have inspired them, games that forged connections with others & games that have soothed wounds. Checkpoints!My guest today is Chris Remo. Chris is designer and a composer at the videogame studio Campo Santo and the producer and host of Idle Thumbs. After spending a number of years as a videogame journalist Chris moved into development, working on games like Gone Home, The Cave, Thirty Flights of Loving and most recently, Firewatch.We talk early obsessions with Civilization, first discovering Star Wars via the PC X-Wing games, college dorm Starcraft battles, playing through the videogame canon in a matter of months, and why his love of Lucasarts adventure games have played such a pivotal role in his life.Videogames.iTunes HERE - SUBSCRIBE / RATE / REVIEWRSS HEREGames discussed: Gorilla.bas, Starcraft, Civilsation, X-Wing, Imbroglio, The New York Times Crossword, Halo, Grim Fandango, Full Throttle, The Legend of Zelda, Quake, Spelunky, Super Metroid, Firewatch, Sim CityCover design: Craig Stevenson - http://onedinosaurandhisballoon.blogspot.co.ukMusic: Samuel Baker - http://soundcloud.com/furoshiki
Please enjoy this explainer episode of Election Profit Makers podcast! This will give you all the technical information you need about prediction markets in order to enjoy our podcast. Weekly episodes will begin on Friday.
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We talk to internet culture experts about how memes are used to generate change in society and politics
June 10, 2016 The inmates are running the asylum as Three Moves Ahead producer Michael Hermes takes over the show to talk about the state of chess in 2016. Joining Michael is chess professional and Youtuber John Bartholomew, an FIDE International Master and all-around chess guru. There are many reasons to be excited about chess right now, such as the boom in Youtube and streaming and the dynamic state of the professional scene. John and Michael go over some of the tools available to modern players, the sites they get excited about, and how St. Louis has become the chess capital of the US.
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