memphis Podcasts

The song that uncovers the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. audio, music video and PSP.mp4. Announcing new Gary Revel book, To Live Or Maybe Not, now on sale at amazon.com, target.com and other locations. More at Music News Feed http://www.garyrevel.com/news/musicnews.xml and Martin Luther King Jr. Assassination Investigation News Feed http://www.garyrevel.com/news/news2.xml

Shut Up and Listen is a weekly recorded show featuring the best of up-and-coming artists in and around the Memphis area. We’ve touched on the local comedy scene with Mo Alexander, Jane Haze, Josh McLane, Brandon Sams, Randall Holcomb, Stephen Kline, and Katrina Murrell. Musical guests have included Oracle and the Mountain, Emily Anderson, Tiffany Harmon, Other Stories, The Two Muches, and David Weatherman. Would you like to be a guest on the Shut Up and Listen Podcast? Drop us an email and let us know!

Brilliant psychotherapist Doctor Harold Toboggans tracks down the volunteers, artists, and assorted Do-Gooders of Memphis to cure them and save the city from their dreaded Insurgency of Hope.

Original music and more from Memphis, TN and hosted by the dysfunctional duo: Frank and Beans! While we're probably best known for Graceland and the Blues, there is a wealth of great independent music coming out of the Bluff City. From College Rock to Metal and Punk, find out why Memphis has always been the next big thing (since Elvis moved to Michigan to run that donut shop)...

News of the Martin Luther King Jr Assassination Investigation begun by Gary Revel in 1977 while associating with the House Select Committee on Assassinations. First interview of James Earl Ray by House Select Committee on Assassinations at Brushy Mountain Prison in Tennessee. Chief Counsel Richard Sprague s by introducing himself to James Earl Ray. Announcing new book To Live Or Maybe Not on sale at amazon.com, target.com and other locations.

The Dope Show is a talk format podcast with a comedy kick broadcasting from Memphis, TN.

Featuring the music of internet supergroup DFJ, with Don Semco, Fred Wheeler and Jimmy Stewart. Bluesy, psychedelic, and rocking tunes influenced by The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Bob Dylan, The Bee Gees, The Beach Boys, B.B. King, John Lennon, Muddy Waters, Rick Wakeman, Willie Dixon, Memphis Slim, Sonny Boy Williamson, The Moody Blues, Robert Johnson, Buddy Guy, Albert Collins, T-Bone Walker, and many others.

Joseph's Letters to the PoMemphians: Life and how to live it -- told with a fake Southern accent.