Los Angeles Comedian Tim Powers sits down with the world's most interesting people. Song writers, actors, artists, animators, authors --Tim will get the story out of them with a charm and a sense of humor nobody else has.
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Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Now available to subscribers of Deep Dish Radio, the previously underground radio program, The Coral Courts Radio Hour, is on the air. In each episode, Tim Powers and a guest will play and discuss individual songs that are important to Tim's guest. T... more
PART 2: Now available to subscribers of Deep Dish Radio, the previously underground radio program, The Coral Courts Radio Hour, is on the air. In each episode, Tim Powers and a guest will play and discuss individual songs that are important to Tim's ... more
Tim plays DJ (again) and picks a handful of vinyl that he loves and plays for you and for Brad Schreiber. Deep cut rock & roll at its finest. Dig1
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Author Brad Schreiber returns with a few new, interesting cuts of music from progressive rock to broadway showtunes to "found music" avante garde fun. Tim has allergies, but it's still a fun listen.
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Deep Dish Radio has really evolved this year in to what currently sounds like a mix-tape playlist lovingly crafted by the host and each episode's guest, in which they not only play a mix of familiar and obscure pop music, but also fascinatingly explain the personal or pop--music historical significance of each selection. Episodes previous to those, however, are very skillful interviews with others in the entertainment industry. I look forward to future episodes.
Deep Dish and Coral Courts are pure gold. Seriously, it’s like good radio from when radio existed. They soothe and excite my soul the way good radio was meant to. Both are perfect companions when I’m working. Tim Powers is a world class DJ who deserves to stand with the great ones of history.
I recommend Deep Dish Radio podcast. The diversity of guests from the arts and entertainment community has been so refreshing, and Tim is such an engaging interviewer and is so intimately familiar with the guests and their work, that these podcast episodes are a joy to listen to as they are informative.
Ease of use almost comes off as intuitive. Combination of the best features of all other podcast apps I have experienced
The pod casts keep me informed and company on long walks.
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