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Moby

Moby

American musician and songwriterWikipedia

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Sep 24, 2026

Whitney BoydHOST
47:41
And you can find the link to that in the show notes.
Whitney BoydHOST
47:43
Music for this podcast is by Moby, who we still think is very cool.
Whitney BoydHOST
47:48
We're glad you're here.
Whitney BoydHOST
47:49
Thanks so much for listening.
Samuel SpencerHOST
28:21
It felt that Daydream in Blue was used constantly as background music on that show.
Samuel SpencerHOST
28:26
That, all of Moby's songs, and Spaceman by Babylon Zoo, I feel were the only songs that Smart had any access to.
Samuel SpencerHOST
28:34
That I'm Once a Track actually only made it to number 20 in June 2001, despite feeling, to me as a young person at least, that it was everywhere.
Samuel SpencerHOST
28:41
They are sampling a track called Daydream by the Gunter Kalman Choir, a popular easy listening record in 1970.
Rachel FisherHOST
7:06
We can do, like, yeah, we could probably find a few more, too.
Rachel FisherHOST
7:09
Well, and then she had that thing with Moby, too.
Rachel FisherHOST
7:11
Yeah.
Rachel FisherHOST
7:12
Like, I think it's, like, because she's the type of girl, like, nerds think that they can get.
Lincoln Palsgrove IVGUEST
57:11
Right
James St. JamesHOST
57:11
... that's the rise of Moby and everything like that, when y- you're going out strictly for the DJs as opposed to the Diane Brills, and the Michael Mustos, and the Anita Sarcos.
Lincoln Palsgrove IVGUEST
57:21
Absolutely.
James St. JamesHOST
57:22
Well, Anita was also the sort of DJ who prided herself on clearing the dance floor, right? It wasn't like-
James St. JamesHOST
58:00
But also she, she and Johnny Dynell were among the first, uh, superstar DJs, you know, who were-
Lincoln Palsgrove IVGUEST
58:06
Yeah
James St. JamesHOST
58:06
... famous for being DJs in a way that, um, that w- pr- sort of, sort of prescient, uh, for things like Moby and the others.
Lincoln Palsgrove IVGUEST
58:14
Right.
NathanGUEST
78:36
That
Daniel FernandezHOST
78:37
Moby song.
Daniel FernandezHOST
78:38
Yeah.
Wes GeerGUEST
10:45
So we've had six of those now.
Wes GeerGUEST
10:48
We've honored Corey Taylor, Moby, Katie Segal from, you know, Married with Children and Sons of Anarchy.
Wes GeerGUEST
10:56
Keith David, three-time Emmy Award winner.
Wes GeerGUEST
11:00
Who else? Jay Moore, Travis Mills, Brandon Novak.
Jason HoyteHOST
14:53
that'd be a good place for our Christmas party this year.
Jason HoyteHOST
14:55
Yes, good thinking, Moby.
Jason HoyteHOST
14:56
Do
KeezyHOST
14:56
you know what, though? We figured out you could recreate that by eating Reburger on the city rail link.
Ken CookHOST
37:42
Today's episode was produced by the extraordinary Beth Rowe and Mary Kelly.
Ken CookHOST
37:46
Our show's theme music is by Moby.
Ken CookHOST
37:48
Thank you, Moby.
Ken CookHOST
37:50
And thanks again to all of you for listening.
HannahHOST
4:29
The adrenaline super strength is crazy.
MattHOST
4:33
So other fun facts is Rebecca Del Rio with Moby performed No Stars in this episode.
MattHOST
4:40
David had actually worked with Rebecca on Mulholland Drive where she performed as well.
HannahHOST
4:45
That song took 14 years.
speaker_2HOST
4:06
That's the beauty of live music.
speaker_2HOST
4:08
And let's not forget Moby.
speaker_2HOST
4:10
He blended moving melodies with messages about animal rights.
speaker_1HOST
4:14
Yes, and that's a great example of using a platform for social messages.

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