This week Geek Girl Riot takes on Disney+, Martin Scorsese vs. Marvel, and how to deal with the culture of pointing fingers.
Seb can’t sleep and Pat’s got pumpkins (or does he?) on the latest episode of Man Of The Hour.
With New Year’s resolutions right around the corner, this is a podcast you won’t want to miss! Your favorite hosts are sharing tips on running smarter, getting a better night’s sleep, and couch renovation (it’s a thing, we promise). Tune in below!
Geek Girl Riot’s exploring the weird & wonderful world of His Dark Materials. But first, some entertainment news…
In a place very much like our own, science, magic, and a little bit of “dust” set the stage for a young orphan who is destined to either save or burn down the world.
Basslines and Protest Signs is Brett Callwood’s column looking at the intersection of music and politics. This week looks at some of the more conservative artists in the hip-hop scene.
We’ve been digging WhoHurtYou’s dark pop tunes from the moment they hit the scene. Comprised of All Time Low’s Jack Barakat and songwriter Kevin Fisher, the duo will take the stage for the first time on November 26th at Moroccan Lounge in Los Angeles, CA. We think you should be part of the show, so we’re giving away two tickets to rock with WhoHurtYou. The guys swung by Gone Fishkin tonight to give us the rundown on how to win. In spirit of the band’s latest single “Wish We Never Met”, we want you to tell us: Who do you… Read more »
Who: The Blue Stones are making rock n’ roll for a new generation. Fresh off a tour with Reignwolf, the band is gearing up to rock harder than ever in 2020. What: Produced by Paul Meany (Mutemath, Twenty One Pilots), “Shakin’ Off The Rust” was made for dancing, for stomping, for grooving. Why: You can’t be in a bad mood while listening to “Shakin’ Off The Rust”. The song is bursting with personality and sing-a-long spirit, making it the perfect track to accent all your victories. FFO: idobi Radio Find The Blue Stones on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and their official… Read more »
Basslines and Protest Signs is Brett Callwood’s column looking at the intersection of music and politics. This week talks about the use of music without permission at political campaign rallies.
Basically, it’s a good time to be a Green Day fan. With Father of All… and The Hella Mega Tour, it looks like 2020 will be the year of Green Day. Fire, Ready, Aim is Green Day’s latest offering from their forthcoming thirteenth studio album Father of all… due out February 7, 2020. After announcing a two-year cross-platform partnership with the NHL, Fire, Ready, Aim is the new opening theme song for Wednesday Night Hockey game broadcasts for the 2019-2020 season. As part of the partnership, the band will also be performing at the NHL All-Star Game in St. Louis… Read more »
Basslines and Protest Signs is Brett Callwood’s column looking at the intersection of music and politics. This week breaks down the history and influence of the Dead Kennedys.
