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  • Week of 01/31/16
    "You’ll be pleased to know that Hanabi has lifted his unannounced moratorium on beer. He had a little New Years thing going on where he didn’t drink any beer for a minute. But, he’s wisely given up on that and now we can talk beer again. If Odin Brewery’s Thor’s Equinox doesn’t grab you, then I don’t know what will.
    We also get into bread in this episode, specifically milk bread, but more importantly fairy bread from Australia.
    Yes, you heard that right. But, we were most excited to find out about a French Alpine town whose cheese makers decided to turn the leftover whey from their Beufort cheese into a clean, and sustainable energy solution.
    We’re looking at you Wisconsin.
    00:00 Intro
    02:35 Gloomsday- Pillar Point
    07:15 Berlin Lovers- Still Corners
    09:31 Myth- Beach House
    13:38 Break
    18:36 Starved For- Strange Wilds
    21:28 The Yabba- Battles
    28:00 Paradise Girls- Deerhoof
    31:47 Break
    36:24 Let It Happen- Tame Impala
    43:50 That Beep- Architecture In Helsinki
    47:32 Freedom '15- !!!
    53:22 Outro
    59:52 Finish
    Links:
    Beaufort cheese
    Fairy Bread
    Thor’s Equinox
    Bands:
    Pillar Point
    Deerhoof
    Architecture in Helsinki
    00:00 - Intro
    02:35 - Gloomsday - Pillar Point
    07:15 - Berlin Lovers - Still Corners
    09:31 - Myth - Beach House
    13:38 - Break
    18:36 - Starved For - Strange Wilds
    21:28 - The Yabba - Battles
    28:00 - Paradise Girls - Deerhoof
    31:47 - Break
    36:24 - Let It Happen - Tame Impala
    43:50 - That Beep - Architecture In Helsinki
    47:32 - Freedom '15 - !!!
    53:22 - Outro
    59:52 - Finish
    "
    1 hr
  • Week of 01/31/16
    You’ll be pleased to know that Hanabi has lifted his unannounced moratorium on beer. He had a little New Years thing going on where he didn’t drink any beer for a minute. But, he’s wisely given up on that and now we can talk beer again. If Odin Brewery’s Thor’s Equinox doesn’t grab you, then I don’t know what will.
    We also get into bread in this episode, specifically milk bread, but more importantly fairy bread from Australia.
    Yes, you heard that right. But, we were most excited to find out about a French Alpine town whose cheese makers decided to turn the leftover whey from their Beufort cheese into a clean, and sustainable energy solution.
    We’re looking at you Wisconsin.
    Links:
    Beaufort cheese
    Fairy Bread
    Thor’s Equinox
    Bands:
    Pillar Point
    Deerhoof
    Architecture in Helsinki
    00:00 - Intro
    02:35 - Gloomsday - Pillar Point
    07:15 - Berlin Lovers - Still Corners
    09:31 - Myth - Beach House
    13:38 - Break
    18:36 - Starved For - Strange Wilds
    21:28 - The Yabba - Battles
    28:00 - Paradise Girls - Deerhoof
    31:47 - Break
    36:24 - Let It Happen - Tame Impala
    43:50 - That Beep - Architecture In Helsinki
    47:32 - Freedom '15 - !!!
    53:22 - Outro
    59:52 - Finish
    0 min
  • Week of 01/24/16
    "There’s a spot in town where you’ll recently find Hanabi whiling the hours and drinking fancy cocktails, and eating octopus bits, it’s called ABV.
    They do octopus right, served with potatoes covered in smoked paprika and a squid ink romesco sauce. Top it off with a libation made with mescal and pickle juice and you have Hanabi’s attention. Hanabi also drops a little shout out to a pepper that is not only inexpensive, but delicious and getting easier to find. The shishito peeper or it’s Euro-cousin the pardon are amazing little peppers that are full of flavor and easy to prepare.
    Hanabi also got down with some dried mushrooms which you should never be afraid of because they’re easy to work with and actually sometimes more flavorful than fresh. And why not top it all off with some Sichuan spare-ribs?
    00:00 Intro
    01:18 Tonto (four tet remix)- Battles
    10:28 Break
    20:20 Breathe Me(four tet remix)- Sia
    25:12 Puma- Dntel
    28:42 Now It's Dark- Tuxedomoon and Clut With No Name
    32:25 Break
    40:20 Here We Are (four tet remix)- Bloc Party
    45:51 Ahora- Daphni
    51:20 Apogee (RJD2 remix)- Tycho
    55:41 Outro
    59:59 Finish
    Links:
    ABV
    dried mushrooms
    Sichuan spare-ribs
    Bands:
    Tycho
    Tuxedo Moon/ Cult with No Name
    Daphni
    00:00 - Intro
    01:18 - Tonto (four tet remix) - Battles
    10:28 - Break
    20:20 - Breathe Me(four tet remix) - Sia
    25:12 - Puma - Dntel
    28:42 - Now It's Dark - Tuxedomoon and Clut With No Name
    32:25 - Break
    40:20 - Here We Are (four tet remix) - Bloc Party
    45:51 - Ahora - Daphni
    51:20 - Apogee (RJD2 remix) - Tycho
    55:41 - Outro
    59:59 - Finish
    "
    1 hr
  • Week of 01/24/16
    There’s a spot in town where you’ll recently find Hanabi whiling the hours and drinking fancy cocktails, and eating octopus bits, it’s called ABV.
    They do octopus right, served with potatoes covered in smoked paprika and a squid ink romesco sauce. Top it off with a libation made with mescal and pickle juice and you have Hanabi’s attention. Hanabi also drops a little shout out to a pepper that is not only inexpensive, but delicious and getting easier to find. The shishito peeper or it’s Euro-cousin the pardon are amazing little peppers that are full of flavor and easy to prepare.
    Hanabi also got down with some dried mushrooms which you should never be afraid of because they’re easy to work with and actually sometimes more flavorful than fresh. And why not top it all off with some Sichuan spare-ribs?
    Links:
    ABV
    dried mushrooms
    Sichuan spare-ribs
    Bands:
    Tycho
    Tuxedo Moon/ Cult with No Name
    Daphni
    00:00 - Intro
    01:18 - Tonto (four tet remix) - Battles
    10:28 - Break
    20:20 - Breathe Me(four tet remix) - Sia
    25:12 - Puma - Dntel
    28:42 - Now It's Dark - Tuxedomoon and Clut With No Name
    32:25 - Break
    40:20 - Here We Are (four tet remix) - Bloc Party
    45:51 - Ahora - Daphni
    51:20 - Apogee (RJD2 remix) - Tycho
    55:41 - Outro
    59:59 - Finish
    0 min
  • Week of 01/17/16
    "If you like vintage Hollywood, then you’ll love Palm Springs. It’s a small desert city about an hour east of L.A. nestled in the Coachella Valley near the San Jacinto mountains. It’s basically a mid-century freak-out. They certainly don’t lack for food either. A visit to Workshop confirmed that.
    Palm Springs is no small-town when it comes to it’s food. The octopus carpaccio was beyond ridiculous.
    Hanabi has also been working on his pancake chops.Let me pause a moment to say that I hate anyone who calls them flapjacks or griddle cakes. Where did you grow up, in some ridiculous sit-com soundstage? They’re called pancakes, and that’s it. Anyway, I digress. He made some ricotta pancakes with lemon curd, which are kind of becoming a classic because they’re delicious.
    He also set about tying his love of Japanese food with pancakes. It’s no shock that Japan has it’s own take on the pancake.
    00:00 Intro
    02:40 Body/Mind - TW Walsh
    05:14 Fundamental Ground - TW Walsh
    08:22 Monterrey - TW Walsh
    11:46 Break
    20:51 Neue Welt - Le Millipede
    24:24 Lenity - Le Millipede
    27:29 Break
    33:16 The Golden Lion - The Besnard Lakes
    36:56 Necronomicon - The Besnard Lakes
    40:30 Nightingale - The Besnard Lakes
    45:32 The Refugee - The Besnard Lakes
    51:38 Outro
    58:33 Finish
    Links:
    Workshop
    pancakes
    Bands:
    Le Millipede
    TW Walsh
    The Besnard Lakes
    00:00 - Intro
    02:40 - Body/Mind - TW Walsh
    05:14 - Fundamental Ground - TW Walsh
    08:22 - Monterrey - TW Walsh
    11:46 - Break
    20:51 - Neue Welt - Le Millipede
    24:24 - Lenity - Le Millipede
    27:29 - Break
    33:16 - The Golden Lion - The Besnard Lakes
    36:56 - Necronomicon - The Besnard Lakes
    40:30 - Nightingale - The Besnard Lakes
    45:32 - The Refugee - The Besnard Lakes
    51:38 - Outro
    58:33 - Finish
    "
    59 min
  • Week of 01/17/16
    "Japan in the New Year. Let’s think about that for a moment shall we? Okay, good, now don’t tell anyone what you were thinking as none of it will come true. Hanabi is immune to that however. We promise to eat more Japanese curry this year. Oh, and find you more crazy bands to listen to. Let’s start with some Gesu no Kiwami Otome. While we’re at it, some Towa Tei will do nicely. Let’s not forget Yui Horie
    00:00 Intro
    01:58 (without english translation) - Gesu no Kiwami Otome
    05:39 (without english translation) - Gesu no Kiwami Otome
    09:56 (without english translation) - RADWIMPS
    15:02 Marching Band- Asian Kung Fu Generation
    19:58 Break
    22:00 Rakuen - Miliyah
    25:41 men2zu - TOWA
    29:45 Sweet& Sweet CHERRY - Yui Horie
    33:34 True Truely Love - Yui Horie
    37:18 Break
    39:00 Mashiro Ayano - Ideal White
    43:10 Vanilla Sky - Mashiro Ayano
    47:44 Mondai Girl - Kyary Pamyu Pamyu
    52:00 Overfly - Luna Haruna
    56:20 Outro
    59:17 Finish
    Bands:
    Gesu no Kiwami Otome
    Number Girl
    Yui Horie
    00:00 - Intro
    01:58 - (without english translation)  - Gesu no Kiwami Otome
    05:39 - (without english translation)  - Gesu no Kiwami Otome
    09:56 - (without english translation)  - RADWIMPS
    15:02 - Marching Band - Asian Kung Fu Generation
    19:58 - Break
    22:00 - Rakuen - Miliyah
    25:41 - men2zu - TOWA
    29:45 - Sweet& Sweet CHERRY - Yui Horie
    33:34 - True Truely Love - Yui Horie
    37:18 - Break
    39:00 - Mashiro Ayano - Ideal White
    43:10 - Vanilla Sky - Mashiro Ayano
    47:44 - Mondai Girl - Kyary Pamyu Pamyu
    52:00 - Overfly - Luna Haruna
    56:20 - Outro
    59:17 - Finish
    "
    1 hr
  • Week of 01/17/16
    Japan in the New Year. Let’s think about that for a moment shall we? Okay, good, now don’t tell anyone what you were thinking as none of it will come true. Hanabi is immune to that however. We promise to eat more Japanese curry this year. Oh, and find you more crazy bands to listen to. Let’s start with some Gesu no Kiwami Otome. While we’re at it, some Towa Tei will do nicely. Let’s not forget Yui Horie
    Bands:
    Gesu no Kiwami Otome
    Number Girl
    Yui Horie
    00:00 - Intro
    01:58 - (without english translation)  - Gesu no Kiwami Otome
    05:39 - (without english translation)  - Gesu no Kiwami Otome
    09:56 - (without english translation)  - RADWIMPS
    15:02 - Marching Band - Asian Kung Fu Generation
    19:58 - Break
    22:00 - Rakuen - Miliyah
    25:41 - men2zu - TOWA
    29:45 - Sweet& Sweet CHERRY - Yui Horie
    33:34 - True Truely Love - Yui Horie
    37:18 - Break
    39:00 - Mashiro Ayano - Ideal White
    43:10 - Vanilla Sky - Mashiro Ayano
    47:44 - Mondai Girl - Kyary Pamyu Pamyu
    52:00 - Overfly - Luna Haruna
    56:20 - Outro
    59:17 - Finish
    0 min
  • Week of 01/17/16
    If you like vintage Hollywood, then you’ll love Palm Springs. It’s a small desert city about an hour east of L.A. nestled in the Coachella Valley near the San Jacinto mountains. It’s basically a mid-century freak-out. They certainly don’t lack for food either. A visit to Workshop confirmed that.
    Palm Springs is no small-town when it comes to it’s food. The octopus carpaccio was beyond ridiculous.
    Hanabi has also been working on his pancake chops.Let me pause a moment to say that I hate anyone who calls them flapjacks or griddle cakes. Where did you grow up, in some ridiculous sit-com soundstage? They’re called pancakes, and that’s it. Anyway, I digress. He made some ricotta pancakes with lemon curd, which are kind of becoming a classic because they’re delicious.
    He also set about tying his love of Japanese food with pancakes. It’s no shock that Japan has it’s own take on the pancake.
    Links:
    Workshop
    pancakes
    Bands:
    Le Millipede
    TW Walsh
    The Besnard Lakes
    00:00 - Intro
    02:40 - Body/Mind - TW Walsh
    05:14 - Fundamental Ground - TW Walsh
    08:22 - Monterrey - TW Walsh
    11:46 - Break
    20:51 - Neue Welt - Le Millipede
    24:24 - Lenity - Le Millipede
    27:29 - Break
    33:16 - The Golden Lion - The Besnard Lakes
    36:56 - Necronomicon - The Besnard Lakes
    40:30 - Nightingale - The Besnard Lakes
    45:32 - The Refugee - The Besnard Lakes
    51:38 - Outro
    58:33 - Finish
    0 min
  • Week of 01/10/16
    "Hanabi is all about that Hai Nan chicken right now, and it’s Thai variation called Khao Man Gai.
    Who would think that boiled chicken and rice could be so delicious? It’s kind of becoming a thing right now out here on the West Coast. The tender slices of perfectly juicy chicken paired with rice cooked with chicken fat and a flavorful sauce with garlic, ginger, oil and some very thick, dark soy sauce with a simple garnish of cucumber and cilantro make the best anytime meal. In fact it’s considered breakfast in parts of Asia. Hanabi also returned to his hometown of Sacramento for some proper Mexican food including epic Birria, Molcajete and of course Micheladas.
    Also, get ready for a Wasabi soda by the Hanabi one himself.
    00:00 Intro
    02:40 Parallel- Tounges In Trees
    06:40 Merchants of Soul- Spoon
    09:25 Can't Undertand- Metz
    12:04 Hanabi talks Tai Chicken
    19:52 Red Sun - Merchandise (feat Dum Dum Girls)
    23:02 Echo- Merchandise (feat Dum Dum Girls)
    27:26 Girls Intuition- Dum Dum Girls
    30:12 Trouble Is My Name- Dum Dum Girls
    34:04 Hanabi fries some purple yams and... hamburgers. Yeah!
    40:48 Candy In The Sky- Step Panther
    43:46 Ronny- Katie Von Schlicker
    46:31 The Fog and Filthy Air- Sleater Kinney
    49:48 Heavy (When I Need It)- Sleater Kinney
    52:51 Hanabi grubs on some Mexican foor in Sacramento, CA
    59:11 Finish
    Links:
    Molcajete
    Birria
    Khao Man Gai
    Bands:
    Sleater Kinney
    Metz
    Dum Dum Girls
    00:00 - Intro
    02:40 - Parallel - Tounges In Trees
    06:40 - Merchants of Soul - Spoon
    09:25 - Can't Undertand - Metz
    12:04 - Hanabi talks Tai Chicken
    19:52 - Red Sun - Merchandise (feat Dum Dum Girls)
    23:02 - Echo - Merchandise (feat Dum Dum Girls)
    27:26 - Girls Intuition - Dum Dum Girls
    30:12 - Trouble Is My Name - Dum Dum Girls
    34:04 - Hanabi fries some purple yams and... hamburgers. Yeah!
    40:48 - Candy In The Sky - Step Panther
    43:46 - Ronny - Katie Von Schlicker
    46:31 - The Fog and Filthy Air - Sleater Kinney
    49:48 - Heavy (When I Need It) - Sleater Kinney
    52:51 - Hanabi grubs on some Mexican foor in Sacramento, CA
    59:11 - Finish
    "
    1 hr
  • Week of 01/10/16
    Hanabi is all about that Hai Nan chicken right now, and it’s Thai variation called Khao Man Gai.
    Who would think that boiled chicken and rice could be so delicious? It’s kind of becoming a thing right now out here on the West Coast. The tender slices of perfectly juicy chicken paired with rice cooked with chicken fat and a flavorful sauce with garlic, ginger, oil and some very thick, dark soy sauce with a simple garnish of cucumber and cilantro make the best anytime meal. In fact it’s considered breakfast in parts of Asia. Hanabi also returned to his hometown of Sacramento for some proper Mexican food including epic Birria, Molcajete and of course Micheladas.
    Also, get ready for a Wasabi soda by the Hanabi one himself.
    Links:
    Molcajete
    Birria
    Khao Man Gai
    Bands:
    Sleater Kinney
    Metz
    Dum Dum Girls
    00:00 - Intro
    02:40 - Parallel - Tounges In Trees
    06:40 - Merchants of Soul - Spoon
    09:25 - Can't Undertand - Metz
    12:04 - Hanabi talks Tai Chicken
    19:52 - Red Sun - Merchandise (feat Dum Dum Girls)
    23:02 - Echo - Merchandise (feat Dum Dum Girls)
    27:26 - Girls Intuition - Dum Dum Girls
    30:12 - Trouble Is My Name - Dum Dum Girls
    34:04 - Hanabi fries some purple yams and... hamburgers. Yeah!
    40:48 - Candy In The Sky - Step Panther
    43:46 - Ronny - Katie Von Schlicker
    46:31 - The Fog and Filthy Air - Sleater Kinney
    49:48 - Heavy (When I Need It) - Sleater Kinney
    52:51 - Hanabi grubs on some Mexican foor in Sacramento, CA
    59:11 - Finish
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Hanabi is a man of two faces, in two places.