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Knights of the Podcast Table

Knights of the Podcast Table

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We are Knights of the Podcast Table! KPT for short! We at KPT aim to uncover the veil where there is one. We look for the loose strings in any fine curtain. We have no filter in what we say but at the same time a lot of it is satirical humor! So don't take a lot what we say seriously. Unless...It's about conspiracy theories or government ploys to take over the world...then listen carefully...Don't get sheeped and follow our motto! Question everything!
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Just in time for Valentine’s Day, an episode that celebrates extraordinary vocal performances in one of our most influential and significant musical styles: American Soul. Joined by our resident vocal expert, we listen to a playlist of fantastic--but relatively obscure--recordings by mostly famous soul singers, with a couple of lesser-known artists…
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The niche sub-genre of metalcore has quietly built a dedicated fanbase over the past 20 years. With a sound world that is complex, dense and industrial in nature, it’s often kind of impenetrable or off-putting to those who aren’t fans—but there is much worth listening to. In this episode, we listen to The Dillinger Escape Plan, whose distinctive mu…
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In this episode we check out a couple of new releases by Watsky and Weezer, and then survey the explosion of digital music platforms over the last two decades, outlining significant events starting with the advent of Napster in 1999 and culminating in our current streaming media landscape, noting the tectonic cultural impacts we’ve experienced alon…
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For a lot of reasons, music and music-making proliferated and diversified in many, many directions, throughout the 20th century. Not just because of ideas (i.e., Modernism) and tools (so many new technologies), but the convergence of culture, technology and mass communication enabled a creative crucible that’s unprecedented in human history. Unfort…
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Well, 2018 was maybe not the greatest year in human history, broadly speaking, but it sure was musically interesting. In this episode, we discuss a handful of the most thoughtful “best music of 2018” lists, and then listen to a few of the recordings shared by those lists, ones that are particularly outstanding and engaging (and that we haven’t alre…
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A funny thing happens sometimes in music, where the original version of a song as recorded by the artist(s) who wrote it, is not the most popular or well-known version. In fact, if a cover or remake of a song is successful enough, the original version is supplanted in popular imagination.In this episode, we give a listen to eight terrific songs, ea…
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In this episode, we explore an interesting question: does awareness of structure and process in music have any impact on the experience of listening to that music? Given that music occurs in time, the ways that we choose to organize and develop musical ideas are critically important for musicians, but may not be apparent to a listener. Here we take…
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On this episode of the podcast, we take a look at Outsider Music, recordings by iconoclastic and unique creative voices whose naive craft channels passionate music-making. Using "Songs in the Key of Z: the Curious Universe of Outsider Music" by Irwin Chusid as starting point, this episode features some of the most unexpected and distinct music you'…
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FINALLY, the next (final?) installment of our deep dive into the history of Punk music, its main artists and cultural influence. Part 3 covers the 1980s underground scene, knitting together far-flung regional efforts where bands pioneered a DIY approach that laid the foundation for huge independent rock bands in the 1990s.…
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The Loose Filter Podcast is back, with WEEKLY episodes! This episode is just a fireside chat with Anthony and Stuart, musing about recent happenings in musical culture, like Kendrick Lamar winning the Pulitzer Prize in Music, and the Music Modernization Act. Plus, as always, a few fun digressions. Join us every Wednesday for new episodes!…
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Here is that extra episode we recovered as promised from our Facebook! In this episode we talk about the JFK assassination! Get ready for season three it's right around the corner. Talk to us on our Facebook and follow us for more updates! Remember, question everything! page here: https://www.facebook.com/knightsofthepodcast/?ref=bookmarks…
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This episode of the podcast highlights our ongoing creative fascination with the ability to capture and manipulate sound. As always with human creative work, curiosity and experimentation started as soon as the tools became available: in April 1948, the first commercially available audio tape recorder, the Ampex Model 200, hit the market. Before th…
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The topic of this podcast episode really stretches the "loose" part of our 'loose filter' concept, since we don't talk much about music. We do talk about something really important, though, something that is unprecedented in human history, involves a fascinating and frightening confluence of cultural behavior and technology, and is happening all ar…
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In this episode the knights become real knights and take on the game Dungeons and Dragons...Excuse the constant laughing we had way to much fun with this episode! We hope you enjoy! Want more DnD? Let us know on our Facebook or leave a comment here on SoundCloud! You can now find us on iTunes as well! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/knights-of-…
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In difficult times, it's important to focus on what is truly important and meaningful and real for you--in your life, family and friends, work, spiritual or religious practice, and so on. Negative emotions like fear, anxiety, and anger are primal, powerful, and capture our imagination and attention with unpredictable effects--especially when they a…
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On this hangout episode we have an eclectic conversation about the relationships between new technology and the creation and distribution of artistic works. Topics include the newly formed Internet Creators Guild that seeks to educate professionals and amateurs alike on the potentials of internet content creation, the very first recording of music …
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In part two of our three part series we examine the development of punk through the 70s as it transforms from a small collective of like-minded artists into a worldwide cultural phenomena. First we look at Iggy Pop and the Stooges' influence on the sound and attitude of punk music. This leads to the New York CBGB scene with Patti Smith, Television,…
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In our new series, Loose Filter Hangout, we talk about the music we've been listening to and the shows we've been watching. This episode includes music from Radiohead, Beyonce, Kevin Garrett, clipping, Stranger Things, Streets of Rage II, Pixelh8, and Twenty One Pilots.By The Loose Filter Podcast
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In a Super Bowl edition of the podcast recorded at Twitter Headquarters, Katie Nolan picks winners for prop bets (6:45) and the big game itself (16:00) in "Fade that Pick," and chats with Twitter’s Head of Sports Partnerships, Danny Keens, about how Twitter has changed sports media (23:50), Katie's first ever tweet (30:55), and which athletes use T…
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Katie Nolan picks a winner in the Kanye West-Wiz Khalifa feud (10:40 mark), and chats with MMA Insider Ariel Helwani about breaking into covering the sport (24:55), his sometimes rocky relationship with UFC President, Dana White (39:05), Chris Weidman and Conor McGregor (50:00), Ronda Rousey's future and SNL hosting performance (54:05), CM Punk's u…
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In a special Tuesday bonus podcast, Katie Nolan chats with Yahoo Sports’ Adrian Wojnarowski about his career as an NBA Insider (1:10 mark), tweeting picks during the NBA Draft (17:55), why the Cavs fired David Blatt (21:45), whether he thinks LeBron was really caught off guard by it (24:45), Brian Windhorst (28:55), Woj’s critics who think he’s too…
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This is the first episode of a three-part series we've been recording about the history of punk music. A musical style often derided for its simplicity and unpolished nature, punk is actually quite seminal and important, and for part one we look at one of the earliest punk albums, The Velvet Underground & Nico, and consider the music, what ideas in…
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We wanted to challenge ourselves to try and connect three random musical choices, so we raided Dave's recent listening list on his phone and came up with music from Sufjan Stevens, Johannes Brahms, and 80s synthpop, which are definitely a challenge to connect. But as we listened, we discovered some exciting things these random choices have in commo…
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