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Baxie talks to singer/songwriter/poet Mariel Loveland from band Candy Hearts. Since 2009, Mariel has enjoyed a successful career in spite of facing the difficulties of an industry that often treats female artists with a shocking amount of discrimination and abusiveness.  In this interview Mariel talks about some of the treatment that she's faced (from both music industry insiders and from other artists).  She also talks about the backlash she faced when she chose to speak about it publicly. Thankfully, Mariel has endured and has just released her first solo album "Make Me Smile" under the name Best Ex--which is arguably the best record of her career! This is an amazing interview with a highly respected and fiercely talented artist. Just awesome!  Listen on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, Spotify, and on the Rock102 website.

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Baxie's Musical Podcast: Mariel Loveland from Candy Hearts, Best Ex

TRACKLIST

DIMENSION 23 - I.M.O.K. R.U.O.K. - (OR:LA ReMIX)
FRENCH II &amp; KAAP - RIDDIM
DJ PLEAD - RUBY
ARKAJO - TRUTH
ADAM PITS - CLUSTER FUNK
FRENCH II - WHAHA RIDDIM
MANAMI - LIZARD DEN
KASSIAN - METROPOLIS
SLEEP D - KING TIDE
KASRA V - VOICE NOTE TO SELF
WILL HOFBAUER - DRIP DIP DRIP THE DIP DRIP
ADAM PITS - PUNGENT METHOD
SAOIRSE - CAN’T WE JUST HAVE FUN?
ADAM PITS - STAGGA (OCB REMIX)
LISENE - MORAL PANIC
MOR ELIAN - DOUBLE DIP
RHYW - ENGINE TRACK
VIVES - FREIGHTTRAIN (BAILEY IBBS REMIX)
HARD TRUTH - IMAGINARY DANCEFLOORS (AYUJI EDIT)

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Fernando Ferreira delves into Brazil's musical roots with the release of his latest EP, "Don't Lie To Me". With a unique fusion of Jazz, Samba and Drum and Bass, this three-track EP promises to transport listeners on a sonic journey full of Brazilianness and authenticity.

Fernando Ferreira, known for his unparalleled ability to transcend musical boundaries, once again demonstrates his mastery by incorporating distinct elements of Brazilian music into each track of "Don't Lie To Me". This release is a celebration of Brazil's cultural and musical richness, featuring a captivating combination of rhythms and melodies.

Fernando Ferreira - Crying

All sets recorded during our last event at Other Side club (Liège Belgium).

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Christine in Denver, Colorado, is pondering the etiquette of correcting someone's pronunciation. How do you approach knowing the actual pronunciation of a word, when it's not the most common one? For example, Christine learned that the name of the Japanese clothing store Uniqlo is pronounced YOO-ni-kloh, but some people she knows call it yoo-NEEK-loh. Is it kinder to offer a gentle correction, or should you adopt what you know is the wrong pronunciation in order to be agreeable? http://waywordradio.org

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Dan from Jacksonville, Florida, grew up in South Louisiana, where speakers of Cajun French say Garde de donc! to mean "Well, would you look at that!" or "Can you believe this?" The phrase is used to point out something foolish or surprising. The same idea may be rendered as Mais garde donc or Garde donc or Garde mais donc, the garde coming from the French word meaning "look at" and the donc meaning "there." It's unrelated to the term gaga, which originates in French hospital slang gâteux, referring to someone who lacks all their faculties. http://waywordradio.org

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The expression tight as a tick is inspired by the idea of being full-to-bursting, like one of those insects when it's engorged with blood. Tight as a tick can also describe someone who's quite drunk or very miserly. Other phrases that connote extreme tightness are tight as a drum and tight as a duck's butt. http://waywordradio.org

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Sean in New York City is curious about the expression the business end, as in the business end of a gun. It's simply "the end of an object that fulfills its function or purpose," such as the business end of a shovel, the business end of a nail, the business end of a stick, the business end of a snake, and the business end of a wasp. In addition, the term business can mean "difficulty" or "fuss" or "bother," as in to give someone the business which means "to give someone a hard time." http://waywordradio.org

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In Korea, fairy tales often begin with the saying In the old days, when tigers used to smoke. Turkish children often hear an opening like this one: Once there was, once there was not, when camels were town criers and fleas were barbers, when I rocked my grandfather's cradle back gently. Then the story begins. http://waywordradio.org

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O debate dos principais temas de actualidade desportiva em Moçambique, com os comentários dos principais especialistas em matéria do desporto: Manuel Moreira, Alexandre Zandamela, Miguel Vaz e Lourenço Júnior.

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