Relive the historic moment that transformed music forever as I delve into The Beatles' iconic debut on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964. Join us as we explore the electrifying atmosphere of that typical Sunday night when John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr captivated America with their performance of their hit song "All My Loving". From the overwhelming screams of teenage fans to the stunned reaction of host Ed Sullivan himself, we uncover the seismic impact of Beatleman...
In 2019, Lizzy Grant a.k.a. Lana Del Rey released her 6th studio album: "Norman Fuck!ng Rockwell!". An album full of soft rock, psychedelic pop, and languid piano ballads that sounds just delicious.In this record that the singer coproduced with Jack Antonoff, singer of the band "Bleachers", and many others; songs like “The Greatest”, “ Happiness is a butterfly”, the cover “Doin’ Time”, “Hope Is a Dangerous Thing for a Woman Like Me to Have – but I Have It”, and very very very specially “Venice B!tch”, made this very cohesive album, very special to me and to many many people who still consider this, Lana's best album so far.In this episode I start talking about the glorius days of the platform Tumblr, in which singers like Marina and the Diamonds, and Lana del Rey were the absolute queens. I tell my audience the entire story of my relationship with Lana's music. And I get deep into analyzing the music and lyrics of my favorite song on the album: Venice B!tch. In which the electric guitars are especially electrifying. At the end of the episode, I also talk about my experience growing up as a gay man in Latin America in the 1990s, and the reason why all of the anti-Drag Queen, anti-LBGTQ+ speeches that we are listening to, everyday, sadden and worry me so deeply.Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.
In this episode I am talking about the novel "Daisy Jones and The Six", about a legendary rock band (The Six) which had a short but intense success with the 2 albums they were able to release before the dynamic of the band exploded. And here, I also talk about the show that will premiere today on Amazon Prime, about the storyline of the book, with the same name and produced by actress and producer Reese Witherspoon.This is an extended book review in which I present my thesis of how this book is a tale of dysfunctional families, and how, according to my theory, the legendary romance between Billy Dunne (Sam Claflin) and Daisy Jones (Riley Keough -Elvis Presley's granddaughter) was only platonic.Apart from making a sum up of the book and reviewing it, I also criticize some of the decisions the production of the show took while producing it, and I especially and openly talk about my disappointment because they decided to take The Six's bassist Pete Loving out of the story.This episode is dedicated to the memory of Lisa Marie Presley, mother of Riley.Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.
Madonna’s First Rolling Stone Cover - Part 3This episode is part 3 of this series in which I am talking about Madonna post the release of her debut album: “Madonna”, and just before the release of her second album: “Like a Virgin”, and everything she talked about in the interview that she gave to Chris Connelly at this time, and that would become the first time she was on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine.In this one I get deep into Madonna’s relationship with Dan and Ed Gilroy. From her romantic relationship with Dan, to the forming of The Breakfast Club Band, and how and why she got out of it. How she left Queens and went back to Manhattan to form another band that at the time was named: “Emmy and the Emmys”. Madonna’s relationship with certain members of several Post-New Wave rock bands like Nervus Rex, the Dance and the System. And how, at some point, they all lived together at The Music Building in New York City.I am also talking about The Queen of Pop’s third band: Madonna. And how that one didn’t work either. To then, explore the story of how Madonna was discovered by Mark Kamins at the legendary New York disco: Danceteria. Her nights at The Roxy. Her relationship with Jellybean Benitez, who she met at The Fun House disco. And how her debut album ended up being produced by Reggie Lucas.But this episode in special, tells the story of the movie-like and fascinating relationship and artistic collaboration of Madonna and Steve Bray and how they were always there for each other artistically. And, of course, how their relationship broke, got fixed, broke again, got fixed again, and so on.Here is a link to the article I’m talking about in this episode:Madonna Goes All The Way.These are the links to a couple of videos I make reference to in this episode:Madonna’s speech at the 30th Glaad Media Awards.Christopher Flynn talking about Madonna.Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.
Madonna’s First Rolling Stone Cover - Part 2In this episode I start by talking about Madonna’s scholarship and period at the University of Michigan, her nights dancing at the Blue Frogge, a bar on campus, to the disco hits of the era at the times in which John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever was a smash. I also talk about the day she met Stephen -or Steve- Bray, a waiter that was going to change her life, and that, many years after meeting Madonna, would become a Grammy Winner himself for his work in the revival of the Broadway Musical The Color Purple.I also talk about Dan and Ed Gilroy, who would later be a part of the band “The Breakfast Club” with Madonna, and at some point also with Steve Bray. The time Madonna spent at the abandoned synagogue the brothers rented in Queens, New York and the time Madonna left New York to go to Paris to be a part of the Patrick Hernandez Tour, the time the legendary “Born to be Alive” became a hit. All the ballet companies Madonna was a part of when she got to New York are also mentioned in this episode, and how she transitioned from dancer to singer, to then started learning how to play musical instruments. The participation of Madonna at the Grammys 2023 is also mentioned here. I start by sharing her words when presenting the controversial performance of “Unholy” by Sam Smith and Kim Petras, and their historic Grammy win.Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.
Madonna’s First Rolling Stone Cover - Part 1In 1984, Madonna, The Queen of Pop, after a lot of hard work, dedication and many struggles, was experiencing real success for the first time. She had been signed by Sire Records, her debut LP titled “Madonna” was doing great on the music charts, as well as her singles: “Everybody” and “Lucky Star”. The singer was being recognized, praised and criticized. She was starting to make a name globally. Her second album “Like a Virgin” was about to be released and it was expected to be an even bigger success. She also had a movie deal with Orion Pictures and was filming the iconic “Desperately Seeking Susan”.It was about time for her first Rolling Stone magazine cover. The first of at least 23, so far. Madonna’s first cover was released on the November 22, 1984 issue.This episode is the first episode on a series I will call: Their First Rolling Stone Cover. In which we will explore the cover, the article, the picture and the general idea of where this legendary pop culture careers were at the start. And what the intentions were. This one is Madonna’s episode (part 1) and we will get deep into all the topics she talked about for this interview with journalist, and back then Rolling Stone music critic, Chris Connelly at a French restaurant at New York’s East Village. From her difficult childhood, her relationship with her stepmother, her first times going to gay nightclubs with her ballet teacher, her music videos, her relationship with artist Keith Haring, her idea of erotism and sophistication, the first time she performed in front of camera when she was about 15 years old and many other interesting topics. The Celebration TourIn this episode I also talk about the Celebration Tour she recently announced, produced by Live Nation. Bob the Drag Queen's participation, and all we know. I also talk about me and my husband’s budget for our tickets and our whole experienced when purchasing them. In here I even talk about the outfit I plan to wear to the concert.Here is a link to the article I’m talking about in this episode.Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.
At the beginning of the 1970s, John Lennon, member of the legendary English rock band The Beatles, and his wife, Japanese artist Yoko Ono, moved indefinitely to New York. They rented a studio in the West Village to live, and a loft to work in SoHo. 6 months after that, Hendrik Hertzberg, a journalist from The New Yorker magazine, visited them at their studio to interview them. The interview, in which he describes their cluttered apartment in a way that makes you think of a stage for a couple of legendary artists, was published on January 8, 1972.In this episode, I read this interview with/to my audience, and it serves as a basis to talk about many topics (some of them very controversial), such as slavery, racism, homophobia, Cuba's political situation, nudism, and a life unattached to possessions, valuing more feelings as love and freedom.Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.
In this episode I talk about the legendary concert that Irish band U2 performed at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany on New Year's Eve 1989 - 1990, just after the fall of the Berlin Wall, and how this historic music event, meant unity, hope and peace for thousands of people at the beginning of the 90s decade.I also talk about the band, Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton, Larry Mullen Jr., their music, and their activism.This episode is dedicated to Brazilian soccer legend Pelé, and to the remarkable, iconic and legendary British fashion designer and activist Vivienne Westwood. Both their disappearances were announced just before I recorded this episode.I put together this episode with the assistance of ChatGPT.Please, don't forget to add my podcast to your favorite ones and share the episode everywhere possible. Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.
In this Holidays episode, I use ChatGPT to generate a fictional Christmas story based on “A Christmas Carol” and Dr. Seuss’ “The Grinch”. But in this case, Madonna is Scrooge, Yoko Ono is the Grinch, and Bono from U2 is the real Santa Claus.Courtney Love, Kurt Cobain, Lady Gaga and The Beatles, are also part of this goofy story.Happy Holidays.Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.
In this bonus episode I am slightly talking about what is coming for this podcast. The new topics, the new people, etc.Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.
This episode is part 2 of my review and recap of the 1991 documentary, Madonna: Truth or Dare.In this one I start by talking about Madonna’s relationship with her brother Martin Ciccone (as portrayed in this movie), Madonna’s breaking up with Warren Beatty, and the infamous Ciampino Speech, in which Madonna tried to defend her show from the actions of the Vatican.Here, I also talk about the cameos in the documentary, from Al Pacino, Antonio Banderas and Rosy De Palma, to Madonna’s weird encounter with Kevin Costner.I also talk about the queen of pop’s relationship with people like Moira Mcfarland, the visit to her mother’s grave, and the incident of Sharon Gault during the Blonde Ambition Tour of 1990.Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.
This episode is the first part of my recap and review of the 1991 documentary Madonna: Truth or Dare, directed by Alek Keshishian, and which chronicles the fascinating world which developed in the backstage of the Blonde Ambition world tour of 1990, which took Madonna from superstar to megastar and pop culture icon.Here I am talking about the aesthetic, the cinematography, and analyzing the storyline of this documentary and how it came to be. I am also talking about Madonna's relationship and breakup with actor Warren Beatty, who she started dating after they worked together on the movie Dick Tracy, after Madonna's divorce from actor Sean Penn.I also talk about some of the most important shows on the Blonde Ambition tour, as portrayed in this documentary. Like, for example, the shows in Los Angeles, and especially the ones in Detroit, which were so important for the singer, and how her relationship with her family during this stay back home is portrayed in this documentary.But very especially, I am talking in detail about the relationship between Madonna and the iconic vogue dancers of her tour: Oliver Crumes Jr., Carlton Wilborn, Luis Camacho (from the legendary ballroom house of Xtravaganza), Salim Gauwloos, Kevin Stea, Gabriel Trupin (who passed away in 1995), and Jose Gutierez (also from the iconic ballroom house of Xtravaganza), during and after their collaboration. And also about the relationship of these dancers with each other and how their stories were portrayed in this particular movie.Topics like homophobia and the white savior narrative are also explored in this episode.Spoilers of this documentary are all over this episode.Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.
In this episode I am giving my opinion on pretty recent controversial, hurtful and concerning topics for the LGBTQ+ community, such as the Colorado crimes and the narrative of actress Candace Cameron Bure.I 100% disagree with Candace. Us, gay men, and our families are not a danger to society. We are part of American values.However, I am also talking about good stuff. Like my family's thanksgiving, the welcoming of a baby, which means hope, and also the casting of drag queen Jinkx Monsoon for the Chicago musical on Broadway.Don't forget to add my podcast to your favorite ones on every platform possible! (And thanks for that!)Happy Thanksgiving.Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.
In 1990, Madonna's Blonde Ambition world tour took the Michigan-born performer from pop stardom to mega stardom and she became the queen of pop.The show was a theater play which, using the music of Madonna (especially from the albums "Like a Prayer" and "I'm Breathless") told the story of a girl that is not necessarily Madonna, and at the same time, can represent many of us.Performances of songs like: "Express Yourself", “Vogue”, "Like a Virgin", "Like a Prayer", "Material Girl" and "Keep It Together", made this tour an iconic and unforgettable one. A tour we are still talking about.The professionalism and talent of a young Madonna, and the support and creativity of people like her brother Christopher Ciccone, and designer Jean Paul Gaultier, would also be key pieces to the success of this legendary tour.Today I am talking about this tour. The next episode will be about "Madonna: Truth or Dare", a documentary from 1991 (directed by Alek Keshishian) that chronicles the fascinating family which generated backstage. Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.
This is a trailer for tomorrow's episode in which I will be reviewing and giving my opinion on Madonna's Blonde Ambition world tour of 1990 and the documentary Madonna: Truth or Dare of 1991, which chronicles the fascinating world which developed backstage of this tour.The complete episode will be published on Friday November 18, 2022. I will see you there.And please remember to add my podcast to your favorite ones on all the platforms where it is available.Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.
In today's episode I will be taking four different quizzes about the queen of pop herself, Madonna. As a fan of this icon, how much do I actually know about her? Do I know her hits? And ultimately, do I actually know the lyrics of Vogue by memory?Let's find out together.Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.
This episode is about musician and pop culture icon Courtney Love, lead singer of the grunge band: Hole.Here I talk a little bit about her relationship with grunge icon, Kurt Cobain, lead singer of the legendary band Nirvana. Also, about the sad way this story ended. And the way that Courtney Love reacted. Her pain, her struggles, and her wild tour. I mention their daughter Frances Bean Cobain also, but I try to keep the story around Courtney herself.I also talk slightly about the story of her band, Hole. And I react to some of their lyrics, which I consider poetry.This is not a biography of Courtney. These are some episodes of her life and anecdotes as told by herself in a couple of interviews with MTV's Kurt Loder, and also an interview with Barbara Walters in which she opens up about her guilt for what happened to her husband. My idea is to tell this story from Courtney's point of view, her own narrative.In this episode I also give my opinion on the horrible incident with Madonna at the MTV Video Music Awards in 1995. When both singers were disrespectfully exposed by the staff, in my opinion.This content is for adults only.Today's music is by jonahb on Pixabay. Thanks.Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.
Eighteen years before I was born, my mother's family purchased a thirty acre ranch in Latin America with two houses on the property and they moved there, to raise cattle and horses.This place would become the place for all of my uncles and aunts, and then my cousins, my sister, me, and the whole family, to grow up. In this place we would play, become close with family members, explore for hours and have direct contact with nature and with animals, and learn how to be as respectful as possible to them. This was a place where we had a lot of fun.But this was also the place where we all listened to our first horror story, where we all lived something creepy and weird. And where witches, shadows, and demons would thrive.In this episode, my Halloween special, I am telling you a personal scary story of how my grandparents' house seamed to be a haunted house where we all grew up . This is my own real life Creepypasta.Happy Halloween!Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.
This episode is part 3 of my Halloween gay werewolves series in which I read from my fictional novel: Beta Male: Full Moon Loneliness. In this episode I read my short story sequel: FULL MOON MUTATION. This section is very gore and ends with raw sex. Perfect to start getting ready for a sexy Halloween.If you like werewolves, gay love, gay erotica, gore and horror literature, and this story, go read the rest, it’s free. There’s a link below.Consider this episodes my first version of an audiobook. These may be great episodes for a road trip, for a Halloween party, or to read before bed.This book is very graphic in the sexual department. So this content is only for adults, for real.About:FULL MOON MUTATIONby KAMERON WOOLF"Full Moon Mutation" is a short story sequel to my book "Beta Male: Full Moon Loneliness" and a prequel to my next book, "Omega Male: Full Moon Awakening," which is coming soon. "Full Moon Mutation" was created and originally published in Spanish as a Halloween Special in 2018. Now it is part of our lycanthropic universe.DescriptionLorenzo has had to turn Patrick into a werewolf to save his life. The pain caused by the lycanthrope's venomous bite to the soldier has been excruciatingly intense. What Patrick does not know is that when the full moon arrives and he completes his first mutation, he will experience an even more intense pain, the most intense of all, which most people do not survive. Find out if Patrick will be able to survive his first werewolf transformation.Welcome to the mutated chapters.Immerse yourself in this epic romance packed with werewolves, love, and gay erotica.Read, like, comment, share.Welcome.All Rights Reserved.Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.
This episode is all about homosexual werewolves in my fictional novel, Beta Male: Full Moon Loneliness. This is part 2 of the previous episode, and in this one I basically finish reading the whole first novel from chapter 5 to chapter 10. This section is more erotic, deeper and also very gore. Perfect to start getting ready for Halloween.If you like werewolves, gay love, gay erotica, gore literature, and this story, go read the rest, it’s free. There’s a link below.Consider this episodes my first version of an audiobook. These may be great episodes for a road trip, or before bed.This book is very graphic in the sexual department. So this content is only for adults, for real.Description of the book:BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSby KAMERON WOOLFA homosexual soldier who decides to desert the war flees and gets lost in a thick and inhospitable jungle. In the midst of it all, and in his quest to survive, he finds a cabin in the middle of nowhere where he will experience a passionate and animalistic romance with a lonely man full of secrets, who will always abandon him on a full moon and who is destined to be the great love of his life."Beta Male: Full Moon Loneliness" is the first book of the Plenilunio Trilogy. The story was written and translated by Kameron Woolf, a writer under a pseudonym based on two of his favorite writers: Virginia Woolf ("Mrs. Dalloway," novel) and Cameron Crowe ("Almost Famous," screenplay).Immerse yourself in this epic romance packed with werewolves, love, and gay erotica.Read, like, comment, share.Welcome.All Rights Reserved.Follow this podcast on social media:Tik Tok: @judasofdisturbiaYoutube: @judasofdisturbia Read my book here (Free): BETA MALE: FULL MOON LONELINESSMusic Credits:Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.Music by jonahb on Pixabay.