Every String is Illuminated.

Composer, creative collaborator, prodigy and polymath, the brilliant Paul Cantelon soundtracks his and other times in light years.

The son of a trumpeter mother and evangelist father, Glendale born Paul Cantelon began his eclectic musical career at aged 13 with a violin performance at UCLA’s Royce Hall. A film composer, classical musician, accordionist, pianist, violinist and actor, he is also a founding member of the Wild Colonials with his wife, the acclaimed singer Angela McCluskey. 



Links:

http://www.paulcantelon.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Cantelon
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0134508/
http://www.instagram.com/paulcantelon/?hl=en
http://https://youtu.be/THSJ4DZAVTc
http://www.angelamccluskey.com
#paulcantelon
#music
#composing

Show 9 - Every String is Illuminated an Interview with Paul Cantelon

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announces its latest nominees. Pixie, Andy and Michael ask why does such a place exist and how does it work? Why does concept make us feel so old?

Pixie and Andy catch up with our old friend Hugh Surratt to delve deeper into the Hall of Fame, Rolling Stone magazine and other matters rock related.

Back at the Tavern on Jane Pixie, Andy and Michael discuss the hefty influence of the original Playboy Hugh.

#rocknrollhalloffame
#rock
#playboy
#hughhefner
#oldrockersdontdietheyjustgetawarded

Show 13 - The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame with Hugh Surratt

The Road Trip has been and is a great rite of passage in both Australia and the the United States. Pixie recounts her virgin road trip and the strange encounters therein. Andy traverses the continent of Australia and a member of its canine community. Pixie and Andy travel the East Coast and meet many queer locals. Why doesn't Andy like Canada? Michael chases totality during the 2017 solar eclipse and recommends the pleasures of the Drive In. The joys and travails of the road trip are many and varied. 

#drivebyhootings
#roadtrip
#solareclipse
#Canada
#cars
#whales
#lostinfright
#bumpkinbrigadoon

Show 14 - Road Trips

We follow up on Australia's Yes vote in the Gay Marriage Plebiscite. Pixie poleaxes the Patriarchy and Predators. Andy & Michael discuss the inadequacy and hypocrisy of corporate sexual harassment training

#metoo
#nomoreharrassment
#wakeupyoumen
#TimesUp
#gaymarriage
#australia

Show 17 - Mentors Avec Frontières

Show 47 - Sound The Alarm

Pixie, Andy & Michael tackle the new national 'Presidential Alert' by way of morning routines and the joys of farmers' market. The NY Times debunks the Trumpian self-made man creation myth with their investigation of the man's tax avoidance schemes


https://www.fema.gov/emergency-alert-test



Music Credits
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Hungaria by Latché Swing [http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Latch_Swing/demo_2008/Hungaria]

Hungaria by Latché Swing is licensed under a Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.0 France License. [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/fr/]

http://freemusicarchive.org

Photo Credits
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Presidential Alert - Bartheshouting

Show 47 - Sound The Alarm

Show 66 - Waxworks - An Interview with Songwriter Jon Moodie

Singer/Songwriter Jonathan Waxman AKA Jon Moodie joins Pixie, Andy & Michael to discuss his musical background and influences, his recording career, his work and process as a songwriter both on his own material and collaborations with other artists and the state of the music scene in NYC.

Music Credits
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Music & photo copyright Jon Moodie
(http://jonmoodie.com)
(https://www.facebook.com/jonmoodiemusic/)

Track: Get What You Want 2C.

Show 66 - Waxworks - An Interview with Songwriter Jon Moodie

Show 67 - Report from the West Coast - An Interview with Trent Berry

Trent Berry joins Pixie, Andy and Michael to discuss the state of independent music in the US and the homeless problem in San Francisco

photo credit: trent berry

Show 67 - Report from the West Coast - An Interview with Trent Berry

Show 68 - Schwinngin' in Refrain

With over 60 years of Broadway dance captain and national touring company credits in Irene, Chicago, 42nd Street and No No Nanette among a slew of iconic productions, our guest Ron Schwinn knows a thing or two about footlights, the smell of the greasepaint and the roar of the crowd. 




Music Credits
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http://freemusicarchive.org

Photo Credits
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Dance Silhouette www.pixabay.com

Show 68 - Schwinngin' in Refrain

Show 69 - One Man's Meat

What happens when a critic takes down a local icon? New York Times writer Pete Wells' 0 stars review of venerable Brooklyn institution Peter Luger Steak House provides a roadmap, Hilarity, apoplexy and heated debate ensued. Pixie, Andy and Michael join in the fun.

Music Credits
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"Requiem for a Fish"
The Freak Fandango Orchestra
http://freemusicarchive.org

Photo Credits
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"Steak": www.pixabay.com

Show 69 - One Man's Meat

Show 70 - Losing My Religion

When the GOP loses its faithful, the party is over. Or is it?
Born, raised and raring to represent Republican party values from a grassroots childhood, our man on the inside ‘David’ dealt with some high stakes image management at a lofty level. But when the message began to trump the medium, promotion turns to propaganda and the red state politik became a little too real for the too few percent, David decamped for greener pastures with 20/20 vision.

Photo Credits

www.pixabay.com

Show 70 - Losing My Religion

Pixie, Andy & Michael host a podcast from a NYC bar sharing their wit & wisdom on Society, Politics, Art, Life and the whole damn thing.

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