Charlie has cleaned himself up. Does Jeffrey remember Sarah from the Fox's Den? Maintenance was in Rover's office trying to figure out what happened. How did JLR's tax hearing go? NYC police officer appeared in a rap video as a stripper. Rover reads rap lyrics. A study proves animals have emergency response capabilities. Rover fell asleep on the floor and his cat bit him. Rover has moved all his money out of his stocks. Research shows women who haven't had sex once a week are 70% more likely to die

@PermissionToStanPodcast on Instagram (DM us & Join Our Broadcast Channel!) & TikTok!NEW Podcast Episodes every THURSDAY! Please support us by Favoriting, Following, Subscribing, & Sharing for more K-POP talk!STAYC world tour 2025AESPA & JENNIE @ Billboard Women in Music AwardsMarch comebacks: STAYC, LE SSERAFIM, YEJI, NMIXX, THE BOYZ, Feb comebacks: OLIVIA MARSH, JISOO, ILLIT, ZB1, HEARTS2HEARTS (Debut), GDRAGONMVs: ATEEZ HONGJOONG, JACKSON WANG, LISA ft. DOJA CAT & RAYE,

Playlist for The Everything Show 2/10/2025The Count Basie Orchestra / Dickie's Dream (The Sound Of Jazz - 1957)DARKSIDE / S.N.CThe Royal Teens / Short ShortsSheryl Crow / Who Will The Next Fool BeHot Chip & Sleaford Mods / Cat BurglarTinariwen / SastanàqqàmPretty Lightning / Peek A BooMuddy Waters / I Can't Be SatisfiedUs3 / The DarksideAllah-Las / DustSlaves / The HunterSteve Earle / Hillbilly HighwayMarianne Faithfull / As Tears Go ByMarianne Faithfull / Broken EnglishEels / To Lick

1 - That Crazy War2 - I was born 10000 years ago3 - Soldier's Joy4 - The Fox5 - Gipsy Davey6 - Tennessee Stud7 - Dink's Song8 - I had a little rooster9 - Blackwater Blues10- Barbara Allen11- Risin' Sun Blues12- Transportation13- Hard Times Come Again No More14- The Water is Wide15- Sailor on the deep blue sea16- Walkin' Boss17- I wish was a mole in the ground18- Tom Cat Blues19- Willie the poor boy20- Blind Fiddler

"I can see you-Your brown skin shinin' in the sunYou got that top pulled down and that radio on, babyAnd I can tell you my love for you will still be strongAfter the boys of summer have gone"Don't forget your Sunscreen on a Springlike day here in Southern California. Please join me and the Boys of Summer along with T.Rex, Leonard Cohen, Lou Reed, The Grateful Dead, Joni Mitchell, The Bangles, Richie Havens, Counting Crows, Neil Young, Jeff Beck, Cat Stevens, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Jackson

Kicking off Season 4 and ringing in 2025 with a cool cat that has widened my musical lens TENFOLD, Mr. John “Johnny Gowanus” Hennegan. Although I’ve known John since the early 80’s and we’ve run with the same group of guys over the years, I had zero clue just how broad his taste in music is, so a big shoutout to Erik “Swede” Larson for suggesting I invite John to be a guest on GD&F in the first place! You were 100% right, Swede! John reminded me just how much Run DMC and...

A live DJ set featuring the best deep house music trending in the underground scene of South Africa. Hosted every last Friday of the month by South African DJ/producer M.K Clive

Send us a textIntro song: (I Can't Get No) SatisfactionSong 1: Gimme ShelterSong 2: Stray Cat BluesSong 3: Miss YouSong 4: Honky Tonk Women (single version)Song 5: TerrifyingOutro song: Sister Morphine

In this milestone 30th episode of Midnight Therapy, Cat Matthews reunites with longtime friend and producer, Matt Jenkins. Since high school, Matt and Cat have shared a deep bond built on their love for music. Together, they recount their early days of hustling in and out of the studio, the beginnings of Cat Matthews’ music career, and the stories behind the songs they’ve created.Matt, a former songwriter and guitarist for the band The Maguas, shares his latest endeavors, including his new du...

In this heartfelt episode of Midnight Therapy, Cat Matthews sits down to reflect on the holiday season and look back at an eventful 2024. From personal milestones to challenges, memorable moments, and lessons learned, Cat shares his candid thoughts on the year that was.As we close the chapter on 2024, Cat brings his signature charm and insight to a discussion about hope, growth, and setting intentions for 2025. Whether you're winding down from the holidays or gearing up for the new year, this...

In this week’s episode of Midnight Therapy, Cat dives into a whirlwind of topics, blending humor, insight, and a touch of existential wonder. Starting with a personal life recap, Cat shares his thoughts on the unexpected twists and turns of modern life. He reviews Squid Game Season 2, discussing its deeper meanings and connections to the strange reality we live in.Speaking of reality—how do we even know what’s real anymore? From California wildfires to the absurd idea of Trump proposing to bu...

“Things Come and Go”In this thought-provoking episode of Midnight Therapy, Cat Matthews dives into the theme of impermanence, exploring how things rise and fall, come and go, and leave their mark on history. From the mysterious resurgence of the Bird Flu and the eerily symbolic fog sweeping across parts of the country to MK-Ultra conspiracy theories gaining traction again, Cat weaves together these strange events to paint a picture of our uncertain times.We also touch on the unexpected closur...

In this episode of Midnight Therapy, Cat Matthews kicks off 2025 with a thoughtful and entertaining recap of a whirlwind 2024. From the cultural highs and lows to the shocking events that shaped the year, no stone is left unturned. Cat dives into the headlines—from Lizzo's controversial moments to Joe Rogan’s latest takes, and Trump securing the 2024 election. He reflects on the bizarre spectacle of the Tesla truck explosion outside Trump Tower and the devastating attack on New Orleans t...

This week on Midnight Therapy, Cat Matthews dives headfirst into the holiday spirit! From festive traditions to nostalgic holiday blow molds, we're keeping things merry and bright.Cat shares his love for all things seasonal but doesn't hold back about his disdain for in-store shopping (thank goodness for online shopping, right?). Of course, we can't entirely avoid the news, especially when giant drones are flying over New Jersey—but don't worry, we're keeping it light.Plus, we chat about dazz...

Welcome to a festive, laughter-packed episode of Midnight Therapy! This week, Cat Matthews is joined once again by fan-favorite Mike the Barber for his second appearance on the show. Together, we dive headfirst into the holiday spirit with an in-depth look at the nostalgic magic of Rankin/Bass claymation classics. From the unforgettable rivalry of Heat Miser and Snow Miser to Frosty’s questionable nose and the whimsical Island of Misfit Toys, we explore the quirks and charm of the Christmas s...

In this festive episode of Midnight Therapy, Cat Matthews dives into the age-old debate: What is the difference between art and entertainment? Using Christmas movies as his lens, Cat reflects on how certain films capture the magic of the holidays in vastly different ways.From his heartfelt admiration for cinematic masterpieces like It’s a Wonderful Life and A Christmas Carol to his unapologetic critique of formulaic Hallmark films, Cat unpacks what makes a movie truly timeless versus just ent...

New York City and its suburbs are the starting point for the November 2024 New Music Train’s journey today and then it makes the long trek to Scotland. That means we have Jason Goebel, Kurt Gallagher and Roger Grace on board to discuss new music from Wallice, Willie Nelson, Sinkane, Kendrick Lamar, Jill Lorean, The Joy Hotel and Cat Burns. Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon, iHeart, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or

Fear of a blank progcast! We talked about some new releases in recent episodes, including reissues from Marillion and Porcupine Tree, and now we have them in hand to review. We also discuss recent happenings from Bill Bruford, Genesis, Phil Collins, Gentle Giant and Jon Anderson. And if that’s not enough, another prog cat stops by for a visit.

More fun teaching him what letters stand for on his dashboard. Watch out for missing dog and cat scams.

On this week’s show, the hosts reflect on 50 years of music, culture, and comedy with the 50th anniversary of SNL and QuestLove’s new documentary Ladies & Gentlemen…50 Years of SNL Music. For that, the team is joined by Jason Zinoman, critic at large for culture at The New York Times. Then they discuss the Oscar-nominated animated film Flow – where we follow the adventures of an unlikely group of animals led by a curious black cat. Finally, Slate culture writer Nadira Goffe joins to talk about