S2 E7 Trailer Park Power Hour

Tim Villegas24min

Arielle Nissenblatt00:03

Welcome to 90.9 the park your home for trailers for your favorite or soon to be favorite podcasts.

Tim Villegas00:09

That's right. We're streaming live on your local radio station and bringing you trailers all the time non stop trailers here at the park.

Arielle Nissenblatt00:17

I'm Ariel Nissen black, you're a disc jockey who's just a little trailer Kochi. We hope you're having a beautiful day today, trailer Parkers and

Tim Villegas00:24

I'm Tim Vegas, your DJ who's not lazy when it comes to trailer selection. Let's get ready to start off the hour with a banger.

Arielle Nissenblatt00:34

Okay, wow, welcome to trailer park, the podcast trailer podcast. That was our attempt at a shock jock intro. How do you think we did?

Tim Villegas00:42

I think we did. Okay, I don't know. On this show. We bring you podcast trailers, usually one per episode. You play that trailer and then we break it down. We discuss what worked what didn't. And sometimes we hear from the creators of those very trailers.

Arielle Nissenblatt00:59

We want to expose you to trailers for shows that you might love or learn something from but today we're doing something a little different. And

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as the intro may have suggested, you've officially entered trailer park Power Hour. We're spending this episode of the show in a radio style trailer Athan, we're

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going to introduce you to a trailer we're going to play it we're going to come back we're going to introduce you to another trailer we'll play it and so on and so forth. It's going to be trailer overload but in a good way.

Tim Villegas01:29

And by the end of this episode we want you to find your next podcast to listen to. That's our goal. With

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that DJ Tim, let's jump into our first ever trailer Power Hour. Our first one comes from a show that I love and listened to a bunch this weekend. Actually, I was on a kick for some reason. And I learned a lot and I think you will too just from the trailer. The trailer for this show is really the cream of the crop. It is just really really good. It's the music. It's the sound design all of it. It's a show about the world's most recognizable and interesting sounds. Here is the trailer for 20,000 Hertz.

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I'm Dallas Taylor, host of 20,000 hertz, a lovingly crafted podcast about the world's most recognizable and interesting sounds. From music and video games to science and history. The world of sound is full of great stories.

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The TIE Fighter was made with two main elements, the first being the sound of a car passing by a microphone on wet pavement. And then layered on top of that are these elephant growls, these horrible elephant growls.

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You can choose between snares, you can start chopping up the membrane and rearranging the individual leads into other configurations. Pretty soon you start getting into some really interesting patterns and textures.

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Whenever I'm doing recordings, the way I get to it is I say, hey, hey, hey, hey, here's Tom right there, there's Tom doing his thing. And he's loud and he's projected 20,000

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hertz is crafted by a passionate team of professional sound designers. And that means that our episodes will always sound incredible and be jam packed with ear candy.

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It turns out, what you need to do to make a year is basically have a cavity.

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And then you need to stretch a membrane over that cavity

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when a sound wave hits that membrane that causes it to vibrate. So the last thing you need is a neuron to perceive that vibration.

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And this barely scratches the surface. We've also revealed the hidden stories behind the most iconic sounds to ever be created.

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20,000 hertz is totally clean so you can listen with anyone including little ears. It's also intentionally surprising one episode may be hilarious while the next one is absolutely heartbreaking. Above all, it'll help you unlock your sense of hearing. To get in touch with your Sonic World. Follow 20,000 Hertz in your favorite podcast player. If you're already a listener, send this trailer to someone you know will love the show. If you're new here, I can't wait for you to listen.

Tim Villegas04:31

Love this trailer area starting off a very strong thank you to Dallas Taylor for sending that trailer to us a while back. We're so glad to be able to show it off. It's one of my favorite shows too.

Arielle Nissenblatt04:44

That's Dallas Taylor the trailer Slayer. There's something there.

Tim Villegas04:49

There's something there. That wasn't it but

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there is something there.

Tim Villegas04:55

All right, next up. This one comes to us from the show Once Upon a wasteland submitted by I bread

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once upon a time, 27 years after the bombs fell. There were two people, a Vault Dweller and a California girl they met and sparks Lou. That's when things got interesting. Once upon a wasteland is their story. Follow Elizabeth Kirby and Odessa Valdez as they pursue their happily ever after in the post apocalyptic Appalachian wasteland of Fallout 76. Available on Spotify, Apple podcasts, Stitcher and many other podcasting platforms once upon a wasteland of Fallout 76 lovestory available now.

Arielle Nissenblatt05:57

That was the trailer for once upon a wasteland next up the trailer for a show called bonus babies submitted by Jane Amelia Larson. Bonus babies uses the power of storytelling to bring attention to the challenges faced by youth in foster care and inspire action to improve their fate. By sharing stories that highlight the experiences and struggles of young people in foster care. The program seeks to raise awareness about the need for better support and services for this vulnerable population. Let's hit play.

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I always thought you know, I've always heard my foster family say that family is so important. But the people that hurt me the most was mountain family. So if that's family, I'm good. I don't want it.

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The show that has no easy answers on the hard questions. Welcome to the bonus babies podcast. This is your host, Jane Amelia Larson. And I'm a CASA volunteer, a court appointed special advocate for youth in foster care. Yeah, I know it's a mouthful. In the same way a casa works. I explore all things in the foster care maze, by talking to kids, parents, caregivers, attorneys, social workers, therapists, anybody, and everybody who will speak to me to keep the conversation open, and the information flowing about all things cost.

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And then I looked at I remember looking at the little boy, in as an adult, I can see he just needed attention and needed some care. But as a kid, I looked at him and I was like, You know what, when I grow up, I'm going to make sure that foster kids know that they are just as important as anybody else. And I just remember thinking that to myself and feeling that in that moment, I'm never as like, I'm just going to make sure that nobody thinks that they're better than foster kids in the foster kids are just as important as anybody else.

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I think there's just such a stigma of just like when it comes to foster youth in their mental health. You seven, eight years old, forcing them into therapy and whatnot. And you know, the whole pills and whatnot. It just doesn't seem right to me. It doesn't seem right at all.

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Since I've met my husband, and we've been married, we've been together 10 years, for the first time in my life. And I actually said this in my vows. I felt safe. The first time in my life. I was safe. I felt safe. And I felt loved. And I remember when I was competing Miss America girls would be like, Oh, I'm so happy. I want him Baba, you know. And I remember thinking myself, even when I won. I was like, this is cool, but I don't feel happy. It was just like, This is what you do to get another scholarship.

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We feel that the children that we receive coming into our home hot bonuses, so we call them bonus babies.

Tim Villegas09:02

Thank you to Jane for submitting the trailer for bonus babies. Let's take a quick break to hear from our sponsor.

Arielle Nissenblatt09:10

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Tim Villegas09:39

And we're back. It's 90.9 the park. I'm Tim. I love trailers. I love that you love trailers. So let's get to another one. This one comes to us from mixed tape. Now what's it about? To Afro Latin anti racist PhDs centering the contribution of black people and culture across Latin America, and its diaspora in dance and music. Here's that trailer. Money. Hi,

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I'm Mel. And first, we wanted to send a huge thank you to all the people and organizations who have supported our work thus far. We also wanted to announce the beginning of our second season that releases this week. We are so excited to present you a project we've been

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working on since the summer. Yes. So in the second season, we're going to be talking about Afro Latin and African rhythms that we grew up listening to, and that we also encounter in our social spheres. Now you were loving that were you listening series fear nothing. We're going to be accompanying each of the episodes from our second season with one where you listen in Episode

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tune and we've got great material coming your way. Comment below if you think you know what our first live listening

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is this makes sense.

Arielle Nissenblatt11:01

Thank you to Andreas for submitting that trailer. Next up we'll hear from Christine aka DJ kicks Mater Aurora. She is the creator of the acclaimed podcast private affairs. private affairs is a romantic dramedy narrative series, which was Australia's 2021 podcast of the Year and Best fiction podcast. This show is about V a Zimbabwean expat and her Ozzy partner Luke as they navigate an interracial and intercultural relationship. Here is the trailer for private affairs.

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We met at a bar Veronica V for short. Hey, it's nice to meet up. Nice to meet you too.

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Luke.

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We just kept coming back to each other I want to buy you a drink like there was some kind of force pulling us together

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Oh is it different with the white guy? Mati is it different is it okay

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what up what up what up you know I've been calling man tough bomber

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so this is Luke guys. Everyone ready? So what happened to Nomsa?

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I'm really glad I met you eggplant emoji lap peach emoji. And then something weird happened. You guys promised to never repeat this to anyone worried for that. And that would be the something wasn't adding up. Please make it make sense. It's nothing. Know what you want? You don't get to question me. Honestly, I'm not even sure what that kind of love is.

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private affairs. An audio drama series inspired by true events. Coming to you is on February 19. Created and written by me Christine DJ kicks. Matsuura starring ratito Mambo Ron Kurtz. Stingray with tuna cat and tech with Original Music by Carrie and being subscribe or follow now wherever you get your podcasts. This project is supported by the Victorian Government through creative Victoria.

Tim Villegas13:48

Thanks Christine for sharing that trailer with us. Next step who doesn't love a father daughter cannabis podcast? Am I right? The trailer is from the show family potluck. Kate and her dad record right from their porch. So expect the ultimate and chill vibes as they light up and explore the universe. One hit at a time. Let's hit play.

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Ah ha ha

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Hey, welcome to the family potluck, a father daughter cannabis podcast. I'm your host Kate and CO hosting with me is my dad. Hey. Between us. We have over 60 years of experience with cannabis and its various forms dad being the season Stoner and we find a lot of relief and medicating with this amazing plant. On our show we light up and explore the universe and our dispensary one joint at a time. Whether we're pondering the mysteries of the cosmos or catching up on our day. Our conversations man bullshit. are sure to spark some thought provoking discussions and a good laugh. Tune in weekly For our link back chats recorded right here on our porch. You can find this podcast on any podcast app, including Apple podcasts, Spotify, Google podcasts, and Amazon music. Explore these links and more at fan potluck.com. So come on down to the family potluck. We saved your seat. Hello

Arielle Nissenblatt15:29

welcome back to 90.9 the park all trailers all the time. Let's get to another one. This one comes to us from Sarah Gallagher and is called Gen Z gab. It's a place where you can feel at home and comforted by the fact that many elder Gen Zers aka the late 90s to the early 2000s have no idea what they're doing. Let's hit Play

Speaker 1815:47

What is up everyone necessary G or host of Gen Z. Thank you for arriving here. We will be on a ring Monday where I talk about everything in anything, whether it be pop culture, society, or just what's going on in my life. Sit back, relax, enjoy 30 to 45 minutes of me figuring out what I'm supposed to be doing with my life, especially post pandemic. Thank you for joining along in this journey and together and maybe we can come together and be virtually functioning adults. Anyway for you next week.

Tim Villegas16:24

Thank you to Sarah for submitting that trailer. We'll get to another trailer in a moment. But first, let's hear from one of our sponsors.

Arielle Nissenblatt16:34

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Tim Villegas17:05

Welcome back. It's 90.9 the park. I'm Tim and I'm here with Aereo we're slinging trailers, y'all. We've played a bunch for you so far, but we've got a few more and more where that came from. So if you enjoy this episode, let us know and maybe we'll do them like this more often. Aerial. How can folks give us feedback on this episode?

Arielle Nissenblatt17:25

They can get in touch with us on social media. We're on Instagram and threads at trailer park underscore pod. They can also email us Hello at Trailer Park pod.com. And we'd love your feedback. Oh, and we also love your reviews, especially your apple podcast reviews. Tim, do you want to read this one? Absolutely.

Tim Villegas17:42

Our latest is from JD the Jedi he writes constructive and honest to five stars. Listeners of a new show we rely heavily on the trailer to make a decision on whether or not to continue thankful for the hosts for creating a podcast like this in order for not only podcast has to improve, but for others listening to be able to see the importance of making a good first impression.

Arielle Nissenblatt18:08

Love that. Thank you JD the Jedi. You too can get a shout out on our show. Just head to Apple podcasts and leave us a review. Okay, Tim, let's get to our next trailer. I'm thinking to more How does that sound?

Tim Villegas18:19

That sounds great. This one comes to us from rose Shan Singh Sunday and it's called Comic Sans. It's a podcast about comics. For those who are sans knowledge. Let's hit play on it now.

Speaker 1918:42

Welcome to Comic Sans, the podcast about comics for those who are sans knowledge. I'm yen, a comic book reader, writer, lover consumer, and I am net and I know absolutely nothing about comics. And in this podcast, I'm trying to change that. But it's an uphill battle. So whether you're a comic book enthusiast like yen or an ignorant skeptic, like not, please tell me I'm wrong. This podcast might very well be for you. In this first season. We look at some of my favorite comics like saga, watchmen and even a webtoon. As long as it's a comic, I'm gonna make that reading. Well, I love them, hate them develop a robust appreciation of the medium and its unique tools. Only one way to find out check out Comic Sans wherever you get your podcasts and we'll see you on the next page. See ya. Oh

Arielle Nissenblatt19:30

thank you, Rashaan for submitting that trailer. Okay, we really could go on all day. We've had more than 350 submissions via our website. In case you didn't know you can submit the trailer for your show by going to Trailer Park podcast.cr d.co. All of the trailers that we played today were submitted that way.

Tim Villegas19:46

We could absolutely do trailer power hour more often. So let us know what you think. And for now, let's hit play on one more trailer. This one comes to us from Long Shadow rise of the far RIGHT. THANK YOU to John Patrick pullin for submitting, let's say play.

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How did we get here? To this moment when politics have turned to violence in the streets? A moment when conspiracy theorists inhabit the halls of Congress,

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many of our government are actively worshipping Satan, a

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moment when the far right has become mainstream. I'm Garrett Graff, a national security journalist and historian. I've spent two decades covering federal law enforcement, intelligence and the war on terror. Now, America is engaged in another war right here at home, a war we've been losing. This is Long Shadow season to rise of the American far right. In the last season of long shadow, we explored the lingering questions of 911 and the effects of that tragic event on the present day, but over the past decade, it's become clear that the most pressing terrorism threat is right here at home, the

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government has moved in force against the radical right, some of them say they are willing to die for the cause. This season,

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we're going to go back to the beginning of the modern far right movement in the United States. We'll explore how the US government failed to confront the threat of domestic terror and how government mistakes allowed it to grow. How a movement with its roots in the Ku Klux Klan and America, centuries of white supremacy became a central animating force of the modern Republican Party. Stand back and stand by. We'll explore how the far right movement grew from a fatal shootout on a mountaintop in Idaho federal agents

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found 13 year old Sam Weaver dead in a shed.

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How it was fanned by a fiery fiasco on the prairies of

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Texas fires is racing out of control, black smoke would indicate and lead to

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devastation in Oklahoma City. The enormous explosion was the work of terrorists and how a rebel standoff in the wild west we will all die right here in place to defend the freedom of this country led to a riot on the steps of the US Capitol Building in Washington, DC. How did the far right go mainstream? how did America get this movement so wrong? And what will it take now to get it right? From long lead and campsite media? This is Long Shadow season to rise of the American far right. Subscribe now and get the first episode April 12, on Apple podcasts, Spotify, or at long lead.com.

Arielle Nissenblatt23:02

Thank you, John. And thank you, Tim, for letting me curate the list of podcasts trailers that we had this episode. You know, we really were all over the place. We went from comedy to podcasts about kids to podcasts about, I don't know, wastelands and apocalyptic times. And then of course, we ended it on a pretty dark note, but a really great trailer. So thanks to him for that. Definitely.

Tim Villegas23:24

Yeah, I like the dark ones. So that about does it for this edition of trailer park. The podcast trailer podcast. This show is written and produced by us. I'm in Vegas, and that's Ariel missing but it's

Arielle Nissenblatt23:39

edited by us too. We record on squad cast and we edit in descript

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our logo is by Kayo slicked.

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Our music is from melody that's me. lod.ie

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our listeners are you Yeah, you should get a shout out.

Arielle Nissenblatt23:56

Thank you for supporting local indie radio. Just kidding, but thank you for listening.

Tim Villegas24:02

Skills. That's funny.

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