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Golden Walkman Magazine

Golden Walkman Magazine

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Golden Walkman Magazine is a literary magazine in the form of a podcast aimed at giving the written word a voice. GWM seeks great creative work of all kind, even if it's not considered performance. Visit our website (www.goldwalkmag.com) for details on submitting, and consider subscribing for a dose of new literature on the regular.
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The WalkMonk 1891

The Walkman 1891

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This a Tamil Podcast, where I talk about cultures, history, music and social evolutions. My take on stuffs through philosophical/political/personal lens. https://linktr.ee/WalkMonk
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Welcome to Rupees Over Ramen, the show where we discuss Animation, Storytelling, Dungeons & Dragons, and other nerdy topics. We will also be talking with our fellow artists and creators in a chill and cozy "Ramen House" type of setting. I'm Bit by Bit James, I am an illustrator, animator, and storyteller who is a big fan of Ghibli, Disney, and Nintendo. I have a special place in my heart for cassette tapes, the Super NES, the Sony Walkman, Malt Shops, and all of the nostalgia. As the title s ...
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GEN-Xers, it's 2024, do you know here your podcast is? Welcome to the Gen-X With a Twist podcast, where we delve deep into the nostalgia, experiences, and defining moments of the forgotten generation—the Gen Xers. Join us as we explore the music, movies, trends, and events that shaped our formative years. We will tackle the good, bad, and ugly of midlife. So grab your Walkman, dust off your VHS tapes, and get ready to rewind with us as we explore the Gen X experience, one story at a time. We ...
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Welcome to the "Nostalgic Blend Podcast," where we're turning the dial to a time when pop culture was a dynamic mix of bold experimentation and iconic moments—the thrilling decades of the 80s and 90s! Join us on a journey through the neon-soaked streets of the 80s, complete with big hair, vibrant fashion, and the birth of iconic music genres. Then, fast forward to the 90s, a time of grunge, hip-hop, and the explosion of the internet. Your host David Saunders is your guide through the cultura ...
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Exploring Music History with Professor Robert Greenberg one Monday at a time. Every Monday Robert Greenberg explores some timely, perhaps intriguing and even, if we are lucky, salacious chunk of musical information relevant to that date, or to … whatever. If on (rare) occasion these features appear a tad irreverent, well, that’s okay: we would do well to remember that cultural icons do not create and make music but rather, people do, and people can do and say the darndest things.
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Mixtape Rewind

Mark Jeacoma

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Mark loves listening to music, not just songs but entire albums from beginning to the very end. With the help of friends, fellow musicians and guests he offers a voice-over commentary discussion while the album plays in the background.
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Tech Talkback

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The Sony Walkman started the personal electronics revolution with a cassette on your hip. Now we don’t dare leave our house without a smartphone and cars are our largest technology “wearable.” This show keeps you up to date on new tech that you need or may need to stay away from in the digital age.
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The Mothman in the Bible Belt is a biweekly entertainment podcast hosted by charismatic organic farmer and line dance instructor, Buck Fantastic. The podcast shines a light on the Appalachian music and art scene. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mothmaninthebiblebelt/support
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Welcome to Two Guys and the '80s™ - The ultimate podcast for 80's lovers! Lifelong friends Greg Rivera and Tom Salta take you on a journey through some of their favorite memories discussing what it was like for them growing up in the 1980's. Travel back in time as they have lively discussions about everything from early Video Games to TV shows, Movies, Toys, Commercials, Pop Culture and everything in between enhanced with entertaining sound clips that will transport you back to your favorite ...
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Terry C - From a child interested in music, first broken turntable, Walkman with recorded songs, radio shows ... The origins date back to 2009., The first event, option to preview professional DJs result inspiration for electronic music and DJ work. First steps put in front of a computer (Traktor DJ Studio), half day sessions, read hundreds of articles on techniques for mixing, handling equipment as well as presenting works helped him to understand who he really is and what it deals with a D ...
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A show about the past, present, and future of design. The Design Vault is a conversation hosted by Albert Shum and Thamer Abanami, reflecting on iconic products and ideas from the past, and rethinking them from new perspectives. FOLLOW US @thedesignvaultpodcast designvaultpodcast.com Hosts: Albert Shum and Thamer Abanami Production and Post-production: Romina Hakim, Toño Tellez and Poonam Patel Music: Red Lips Media LLC Brand Design: Rafael Poloni
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Hosted by Brian LeTendre and Matt Herring, the Power Chords Podcast is a celebration of rock and metal music, with a focus on the bands and music we grew up with from the '70s, '80s and 90s. We're going to cover everything from Queen to Motley Crue to Megadeth, with an emphasis on hooks, riffs, harmonies and melodies. Think about he glory days of '80s rock radio, and that's the sweet spot for our podcast. Each episode we'll be talking about the music news that interests us the albums we're l ...
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Each week Geoff will be serving the latest tech news, reviews and advice in simple terms. This is a central location away from the newspapers, magazines, websites, TV and radio appearances where Geoff can take the time to explain the latest in technology when it's convenient to you. Suitable for all ages and knowledge levels.
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The original Sony Walkman, model TPS-L2 We mark the introduction on July 1, 1979 – 45 years ago today – of the Sony Walkman. The Walkman was the first entirely portable, high-fidelity (or at least fairly high-fidelity) audio cassette player, a revolutionary device that allowed a user to listen to entire albums anywhere, anytime. Introduced initiall…
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In this episode, we plunge back into our fascinating discussion with Moni Wolf who was a designer at Motorola during the time of the Razr. We dive deep into the revolutionary design strategies that propelled the Motorola Razr to fame, and exploring Moni’s insightful journey through the design world. As we navigate through aspects of creativity, the…
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Indispensability The title of this blog – “An Indispensable Person” – might be considered controversial. That’s because any number of very smart people would argue that there is, in fact, so such thing as an “indispensable person.” According to both Presidents Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Roosevelt: “There is no indispensable man.” Said President Jo…
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Hey everyone it’s another late night walk podcast episode! Tonight I’m talking about cosplay, conventions and The Owl House. This episode is for you if: -You love cosplay -You want to go to FanX -You are a fan of the Owl House -You want to try something new I recorded this episode while on a late night walk, so I was amply accompanied by the night …
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This episode is for you if: -You are a fan Batman -You love animation -You love comics or manga -You are an artist / creative Thanks again to Anthony for coming on for this episode in a great discussion about artist journeys and Batman! Anthony Anderson https://instagram.com/skullsunderer SHOW NOTES Editing by James Candland done through Audacity S…
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We mark the birth on July 8, 1935 – 89 years ago today – of the American Grammy and Emmy Award-winning singer, actor, and comedian Steve Lawrence, in Brooklyn, New York. He died just four months ago, on March 7, 2024, in Los Angeles. Steve Lawrence (1935-2024) Steve Lawrence, one might ask? Have potential topics for Music History Monday become so d…
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Send us a Text Message. Jen and Kim try out some beverage throwbacks. They delve into the Brat Pack documentary"The Brats". Do you think they should still be upset about being called brats? It seems a little petty.... Gen X with a Twist Podcast, wants to hear from you! Leave us a voice message! https://www.speakpipe.com/GenXWithATwistPodcast Instag…
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Ohio trans poet Barbara Marie Minney discusses her latest book of poetry "A Woman in Progress", growing up in Vienna, West Virginia, and the backlash her coming out as trans had on her and her spouse's lives. Minney dishes on the status of her canned erotic novela, using TMS therapy to treat depression, and a possible memoir. She also shares three …
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In this episode, Moni Wolf, former industrial designer at Motorola, shares her journey and experiences working at the company. She discusses joining Motorola and her time in the Paging Division before transitioning to the mobile phone division. Moni also talks about the establishment of the Milan Design Center and the influence it had on Motorola's…
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This episode is for you if: -You are a fan of How to Train Your Dragon -You are a music nerd -You love vikings and dragons -You love story and character development Thank you so much to my friend Andrew for coming on the podcast to talk about Dragons & Vikings The next episode coming with be include Batman!!! SHOW NOTES Editing by James Candland do…
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One sort of Boogie Fever: Vladimir Horowitz (1903-1989) cuttin’ the rug at New York’s Studio 54, circa 1978 On June 24, 1374 – 650 years ago today – the men, women, and children of the Rhineland city of Aachen began to dash out of their houses and into the streets, where – inexplicably, compulsively, and uncontrollably – they began to twist and twi…
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Author Eliot Parker dishes on his latest book “Table for Two: A Collection of Stories” and the Ronan McCullough crime thriller novels. Parker talks about growing up in Charleston, WV and coming out gay later in life. The author speaks candidly on the West Virginia Legislature trying to remove libraries, museums and schools from criminal liability e…
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In this episode, we reflect on the iconic Sony Walkman and its impact on design and personal experiences. We discussed the history of the Walkman, its design features, and its role in shaping the way people listen to music, the concept of iconic design and the importance of creating a holistic end-to-end experience. Also we talked about the transit…
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John Taylor McClure (1929-2014; bottom left) with Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971; bottom right”) in the recording studio on July 20, 1964 We mark the death on June 17, 2014 – an even 10 years ago today – of the Grammy Award winning American record producer and Director of Columbia Masterworks Recordings John Taylor McClure. McClure was born in Rahway, …
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Send us a Text Message. Hello Gen-Xers! Do you know where your podcast is? It's right here! Let's start with a nostalgic beverage: RECIPE Welcome to our first episode, in which we discuss the generation of the Xs. In this episode, we delve into the abduction of Adam Walsh, the story that shook many of us back in the day until now. INTO THE DARK POD…
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Starting out the How to Train Your Dragon Discussion for the start of Season 2! This was a pretty technical episode so we decided to make it it's own thing. Andrew from the Treasure Planet episodes is back as cohost and episode guest!Also we have a new podcast logo for Season 2, let us know what you think of it?SHOW NOTESSupport the Podcasthttps://…
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The real-life married couple Ludwig and Malvina Schnorr von Carolsfeld as Tristan and Isolde at the first performance of Tristan und Isolde on June 10, 1865 On June 10, 1865 – 159 years ago today – Richard Wagner’s magnificent and groundbreaking music drama Tristan und Isolde received its premiere in Munich under the baton of Hans von Bülow (whose …
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Welcome to our new podcast The Design Vault, hosted by Albert Shum and Thamer Abanami. TAKEAWAYS The Design Vault Podcast aims to explore the intersection of design, technology, and innovation. Learning from the past is crucial for shaping the future of design. Collaboration and a holistic problem-solving approach are key in product development. Hu…
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West Virginia psych-stoner metal band Horseburner's Adam Nohe, Jack Thomas, and Ryan Aliff dish on their upcoming 4th album "Voice of Storms, band history, stories behind the songs, and touring. The band discusses how COVID-19 impacted touring plans and how they juggle 9-5 jobs with writing, recording, and touring nationally. Guitarist Matt Stroebe…
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Ludwig Alois Friedrich Ritter (“Ritter” meaning “Knight”) von Köchel” (18900-1877) We mark the death on June 3, 1877 – 147 years ago today – of the Austrian lawyer, botanist, geologist, teacher, writer, publisher, composer, and “musicologist” Ludwig Alois Friedrich Ritter (“Ritter” meaning “Knight”) von Köchel, of cancer, in Vienna. Born on January…
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There Must Be Something in the Air Have any of you done – or anticipate doing – anything particularly foolish today, anything particularly inappropriate? If you do, know that you will be in good company. Perhaps it’s the angle of the sun; perhaps it’s something in the air or water, because as dates go, May 27 is ripe with musical stories and action…
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Ann Magnuson reflects on her young life growing up in Charleston, West Virginia and dishes on her latest single "Ghost Cat". This lengthy interview dives into Magnuson's past, both on stage and screen, NYC nightlife, and dealing with loved ones passing from AIDS in the '80s and '90s. Magnuson discusses Making Mr. Right, landing Desperately Seeking …
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Gaston Leroux’s Paris Opera House (today the Palais Leroux) in 1875, the year of its inauguration Before we get to the principal topic of today’s post, we must note an operatic disaster that had nothing to do with singers or the opera being performed on stage. Rather, it was a disaster that inspired Gaston Leroux to write the novel The Phantom of t…
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World Cocktail Day! Whoever wrote the copy for this notice was clearly well into their third, perhaps fourth cocktail We recognize May 13th as being, among other “days” here in the United States, National Frog Jumping Day, Leprechaun Day, International Hummus Day, National Crouton Day, and – wait for it – World Cocktail Day! National Days, Weeks, a…
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We mark the public release, on May 6, 2015 – nine years ago today – of a scientific/statistical study published by The Royal Society Open Science Journal, a study entitled “The Evolution of Western Pop Music: USA (1960-2010).” Scoff not, my friends: this was, in fact, a high-end study conducted (and written up) by four high-end scientists: Dr. Matt…
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This story takes place in Avendir, the Forgotten Kingdom in the clouds. A great amethyst stone shines brilliantly with the sun and the moon... Music and Illustration from https://youtu.be/pwOwS2odoSY?si=nxx0_ty6aLL_XddT// FOLLOW MEInstagram: http://instagram.com/jamescandylandTwitter: https://twitter.com/jamescandylandPinterest: https://www.pintere…
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The Design Vault is a show where we learn from the past and present as we shape the future of design together, brought to you by hosts Albert Shum and Thamer Abanami. We’ll discuss iconic products like the Walkman, the 808, and much more, as well as the stories behind them. Join us on social media at thedesignvaultpodcast on X and Instagram or subs…
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A group of long-time friends go up against demons and shadows of another world in boss battles with nothing but old nostalgic accessories and their wits in order to protect the world and their family. Sorry for the wait y'all! We are back talking about worldbuilding, creativity, Pinterest boards and character designs for the story that I've been wo…
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We mark the birth of The Duke on April 29, 1899 – 125 years ago today – in Washington D.C. By “The Duke,” we are not here referring to the actor John Wayne (who was born on May 26, 1907, in Winterset, Iowa), but rather, Edward Kennedy “Duke” Ellington, one of the greatest songwriters and composers ever to be born in the United States. Aside from th…
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I am writing this post from my hotel room in what is presently (but sadly, not for long) warm and sunny Vienna. As I mentioned last week, I will be here for eight days acting as “color commentator” for a musical tour of the city sponsored by Wondrium (a.k.a. The Teaching Company/The Great Courses). I also indicated, one, that I would keep you up-to…
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In past episodes I have mentioned hopping into the indie animation and writing space. so here we go! This will be a series of stories that I read on stream. It has been a ton of fun writing these little short stories, like glimpses into a larger world I'm writing. I'm streaming now on Wednesday Nights at https://www.twitch.tv/iceluigijcCHAPTERS:- 0…
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We mark the death on April 8, 1858 – 166 years ago today – of the Austrian composer, editor, and music publisher Anton Diabelli in Vienna, at the age of 76. Born on September 5, 1781, his enduring fame is based on a waltz of his composition that became the basis for Beethoven’s epic Diabelli Variations for piano. Quick Work We are, fairly or unfair…
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On April 1, 2017 – 7 years ago today – Bob Dylan (born Robert Allen Zimmerman, 1941) was awarded his Nobel Prize in Literature in a private ceremony held at an undisclosed location in Stockholm, Sweden. At the ceremony, Dylan received his gold Nobel Prize medal and his Nobel diploma. The cash prize of eight million Swedish kronor (837,000 euros, or…
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The Finale to our discussion on Avatar the Last Airbender. In this one we talk a little about Avatar Studios, The Netflix Series and the awesome Nonbenders of the World of Avatar the Last Airbender. Grab a nice hot bowl of ramen and jump in on this epic conversation! // FOLLOW MEInstagram: http://instagram.com/jamescandylandTwitter: https://twitter…
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We mark the birth on March 25, 1867 – 157 years ago today – of the cellist and conductor Arturo Toscanini, in the city of Parma, in what was then the Kingdom of Italy. He died, at the age of 89, on January 16, 1957, at his home in the Riverdale section of the Bronx, in New York City. (Properly embalmed and, we trust, adequately chilled, his no-doub…
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We mark the birth of the Russian composer Nikolai Andreyevich Rimsky-Korsakov on March 18, 1844: 180 years ago today. Born in the Russian town of Tikhvin – roughly 120 miles east of St. Petersburg – Rimsky-Korsakov died at the age of 64, on June 21, 1908, on his estate near the Russian town of Luga, about 85 miles south of St. Petersburg Fake It ‘t…
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