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Good Eye Podcast – Dan “Gravelthroat” Wright – Voice Actor

Dan Wright, a.k.a. “Gravelthroat”, is a working voice actor and one-time vocalist for hardcore and metal bands.  His raspy, gravelly vocal tones can be heard on national commercials for ACE Hardware and hockey broadcasts and promos on ESPN as well as other places in the media and internet universe.  We talk shop about all things VO including breaking down copy, finding the sweet spot in your reads, coaching and gear.  We stray a bit too and get into music-related topics and our past histories.  This episode is something of an experiment as we’ve talked about starting our own podcast.  Join us, won’t you?

Gravelthroat
Jay Smack VO
Good Eye Podcast

Voice Actor, Buddhist Peter Coyote

As a voice actor myself who meditates (almost) daily and holds mindfulness in high regard, it was great to see this article in TRICYCLE – The Buddhist Review with one of my voiceover heroes who also just happens to be a practicing Buddhist and Zen priest Peter Coyote.  The stars don’t necessarily align, but they do make themselves available to awareness if you remain vigilant and , dare I say it, “mindful”.

Peter Coyote on Transforming the Self 

RVA MUSIC – River City Limits on WRIR 97.3fm Richmond Independent Radio

Support WRIR at www.wrir.org
*new or recently released

1. Thunderchief – King of the Pleistocene*
2. Thunderchief – Evil Woman* (Spooky Tooth cover)
3. Shiva Bulldozer – Mother Dear*
4. The Practitioner – Agony In The Garden
5. The Wimps – Mary*
6. Hotspit – Epitaph
7. Sammi Lanzetta – Borderline*
8. Deau Eyes – When*
9. Bucket – Because of You*
10. Gnawing – Germs Burn*
11. The Judy Chops – Goodbye Sunday Morning*
12. Lightmare – Chanson de Peur*
13. Butcher Brown – Frontline (CARRTOONS remix)*
14. THE J.O.B. – Heart Is Hollow*
15. PJ Sykes – Stardust
16. Greg Garner – Blob Factory
17. DJ HARRISON – 2021 Disco feat. Stimulator Jones*
18. Fight Cloud – InBetween*
19. Landon Elliott – Mona Lisa*
20. Enforced – Malignance 21. Arkaza – Shadows
22. Spiral Fracture – Jackal
23. Opin – Hospital Street II*

StudioB/RVA – Thunderchief, DJ Harrison, more..

Thunderchief – King of the Pleistocene
-dedicated to Curtis Payne
Synanthrope
Released YESTERDAY
Rik Surly, Erik Larson
PRESS RELEASE:
“Synanthrope”
“Synanthrope” is the latest THUNDERCHIEF album to be released straight to Digital on Friday, December 3, 2021 (The Last 2021 Bandcamp Friday!).
Physical media release is planned for early 2022.

The band took a different direction in writing “Synanthrope”, almost as a direct response to artists who feel they have to belong in a particular “box” when writing/releasing music. By no means does this mean it’s better, it’s just a more relaxed approach to staying in the now.

THUNDERCHIEF – “Synanthrope”
Copyright 2021 THUNDERCHIEF

Recorded by Mike Dean – Raleigh, NC
Mixed by Mark Miley – Richmond, VA
Mastered by Nick Zampiello – New Alliance East
Photos by Chris Boarts Larson

THUNDERCHIEF is:
Rik Surly- Vocals, Guitar, Bass
Erik Larson- Drums

Shiva Bulldozer – Mother Dear
Former members of Krell, Terminal Bliss, others
Unreleased

The Wimps – Mary
Pillow and Blankey
Released Thu – Dec 2
Recorded by Mitch Clem
Mastred by Allen Bergendahl

Sammi Lanzetta – Borderline
Single

Bucket – Because of You
New single
Released Nov 22

Gnawing – Germs Burn
Single
Released Nov 2021

DJ HARRISON – 2021 Disco feat. Stimulator Jones
Tales From the Old Dominion

Butcher Brown – Frontline
(CARRTOONS remix)
Originally released on KingButch

Good Eye Podcast – Jennifer Kell and Heather Pate – Robin’s Hope

Robin’s Hope is a Trauma Recovery Center where people healing from emotional trauma can find support, activities, and group discussions focused on developing resilience skills.  Jennifer Kell is a licensed clinical social worker and Heather Pate brings expertise through lived experience.

The discussion moves through past experience, inspiration of the name Robin’s Hope and even significance of the no drama trauma llama, the official mascot of Robin’s Hope.

This is a joint episode between The Good Eye Podcast and the Synapse Hubcast.   Find out more about the Synapse Network of businesses and nonprofit neighbors via their website below.

Robin’s Hope
Good Eye Podcast
Synapse Hubcast
Synapse Network

Good Eye Podcast – Jason Wells – Mechanics of Faith

Jason Wells and Mechanics of Faith have made it their mission to help people in need with reliable transportation. They work on cars, the hold pop-up events with their mobile service trailer, they train people for a career in automotive service with a special focus on veterans.

They are always looking for businesses other non-profits to partner with to hold events and cross-promote.  They are also open to donations, volunteers and interested parties who just want to help them in their mission.

Mechanics of Faith
Good Eye Podcast

From The Booth – Shakespeare – Hidden Agendas

Today’s wisdom comes from The Bard of Avon himself, William Shakespeare who has all kinds of wisdom cleverly implanted in his many works of comedy, tragedy, history and poetry. The quote is “The devil can cite scripture of his purpose”.

It’s the classic wolf in sheep’s clothing scenario. Beware of hidden agendas and be aware of those who see the world through convenient filters in that they tend to justify behavior under the guise of belief systems.

We should be equally aware of these filters in ourselves. Sometimes, what we take on faith or mistake for fact can be a lack of intellectual honesty and authenticity.

The full quote from The Merchant of Venice as uttered by the character Antonio:

“The devil can cite Scripture for his purpose.
An evil soul producing holy witness
Is like a villain with a smiling cheek,
A goodly apple rotten at the heart.
O, what a goodly outside falsehood hath!”

― William Shakespeare, The Merchant of Venice

To be or not to be? Matter vs. antimatter

In Stanislaw Lem’s classic sci-fi/philosophy novel “Solaris”, scientists on a space station studying the titular planet receive “visitors”. The sub-atomic particles neutrinos are mentioned and theories are postulated (sorry so vague, no spoilers). It all invites many rabbit hole dives into the nature of the mind (the human one), perception and the matter/antimatter relationship. How can they co-exist? Technically, they can’t, but this video talks about the notion that matter gained an edge when this nutty ol’ universe was but a wee toddler. Check it out. And happy rabbit holing.

Stanislaw Lem on Wikipedia

Solaris on Good Reads

Solaris on Amazon

Old Petty Playlist for WRIR

An old playlist from show prep for an End Of The Century episode on WRIR, Richmond Independent Radio.

These are songs the same year that new Tom Petty songs came out. Not all are included on the playlist.

This was not long after he passed.

End of the Century
10-07-17

1976
TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS – TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS
Fooled Again (I Don’t Like It)
-Hits: Breakdown, American Girl-

DAVID BOWIE – STATION TO STATION
Stay

EARTH WIND AND FIRE – SPIRIT
Getaway

FLAMIN’ GROOVIES – SHAKE SOME ACTION
I Can’t Hide

1978
TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS – YOU’RE GONNA GET IT
When The Time Comes
-Hits: Listen To Her Heart, I Need To Know

WIRE – CHAIRS MISSING
I Am The Fly

ACE FREHLEY – ACE FREHLEY
Snow Blind

KRAFTWERK – MAN MACHINE
Metropolis

1979
TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS – DAMN THE TOPEDOES
You Tell Me
-Hits: Refugee, Here Comes My Girl, Even The Losers, Don’t Do Me Like That,

AC DC – HIGHWAY TO HELL
Walk All Over You

THE SPECIALS – THE SPECIALS
A Message To Rudy

JOE JACKSON – LOOK SHARP!
Got The Time

1981
TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS – HARD PROMISES
Something Big
-Hits: The Waiting, A Woman In Love (It’s Not Me)
-Tom demanded that the label charge less than the label wanted to charge given his new A-list status after the success of Damn The Topedoes.

RICK JAMES – STREET SONGS
Ghetto Life

IRON MAIDEN – KILLERS
Wratchild

MISSION OF BURMA – SIGNALS, CALLS AND MARCHES
Academy Fight Song

1982
TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS – LONG AFTER DARK
The Same Old You
-Hits: You Got Lucky, Deliver Me, Change of Heart

ROXY MUSIC – AVALON
More Than This

X – UNDER THE BIG BLACK SUN

Under The Big Black Sun

GRANDMASTER FLASH AND THE FURIOUS FIVE – THE MESSAGE
The Message

1985
TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS – SOUTHERN ACCENTS
Spike
-Hits: Don’t Come Around Here No More

TOM WAITS – RAIN DOGS
Downtown Train

THE REPLACEMENTS – TIM
Hold My Life

ROBYN HITCHCOCK AND THE EGYPTIANS – Fegmania!
My Wife and My Dead Wife

1987
TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS – LET ME UP (I’VE HAD ENOUGH)
Let Me Up (Ive Had Enough)
-Hits: Jammin’ Me, Runaway Trains, Think About Me
-spent most of ’86 as Bob Dylan’s backing band – turned them back to towards more of a roots rock approach after the slick Southern Accents

JOHN HIATT – BRING THE FAMILY
Have A Little Faith In Me

PIXIES – COME ON PILGRIM
Caribou

ANTHRAX – AMONG THE LIVING
Among The Living

1989
TOM PETTY – FULL MOON FEVER
Feel A Whole Lot Better
-Hits: Free Fallin’, I Won’t Back Down, Runnin’ Down A Dream, Love Is A Long Road, Yer So Bad, A Face In The Crowd
-produced by Jeff Lynne

BOB MOULD – WORKBOOK
Wishing Well

MINISTRY – A MIND IS A TERRIBLE THING TO TASTE
Burning Inside

SICK OF IT ALL – BLOOD, SWEAT AND NO TEARS
My Life

1991
TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS – INTO THE GREAT WIDE OPEN
All Or Nothin’
-Hits: Learning To Fly, Kings Highway, Into The Great Wide Open
-one of 8 songs co-written with Jeff Lynne

SLINT – SPIDERLAND
Breadcrumb Trail

THE ORB – ADVENTURES BEYOND THE UNDERWORLD
Earth (Gaia)

TEENAGE FANCLUB – BANDWAGONESQUE
What You Do To Me

1994
TOM PETTY – WILDFLOWERS
Hard On Me
-Hits: Wildflowers, You Don’t Know How It Feels, You Wreck Me, It’s Good To Be King, Honey Bee
-produced by Rick Rubin

PAVEMENT – CROOKED RAIN, CROOKED RAIN
Elevate Me Later

PORTISHEAD – DUMMY
Sour Times

R.L. BURNSIDE – TOO BAD JIM
Shake ‘Em On Down

SOUL COUGHING – RUBY VROOM
Blueeyed Devil

KEPONE – UGLY DANCE
Leadbreath

1996
TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS – SOUNDTRACK FROM “SHE’S THE ONE”
Walls (Circus)
-harmony vocals by Lindsey Buckingham

STEREOLAB – EMPEROR TOMATO KETCHUP
Metronomic Underground

NEUROSIS – THROUGH SILVER IN BLOOD
Eye

STEVE EARLE – I FEEL ALRIGHT
Feel Alright

1999
TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS – ECHO
Swingin’
-Hit: You’re A Free Girl Now

SPARKLEHORSE – GOOD MORNING SPIDER
Pain Birds

THE APPLES IN STEREO – HER WALLPAPER REVERIE
Strawberryfire

AT THE DRIVE-IN – VAYA
Metronome Arthritis

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