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Hi. It’s me. I’m surprised to see that I last wrote something here less than a month ago… it seems ages. But I just posted the eighth episode of the Managlitch City Underground podcast, and even if that isn’t a nice round number like fifty or twenty or even ten, it feels a bit ( Read more... )

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I should be ready to record Episode Five of Managlitch City Underground in a day or two, if all goes well. I’m kind of amazed I have four episodes in the can and up on iTunes already. We’ve had two brilliant guest voices - Jerry Conner and Kara Dennison - and more are ( Read more... )

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I probably started listening to podcasts not long after I got my first full-featured iPod from Rain. I remember tuning into “Slacker Astronomy” (that evolved into “Astronomy Cast”); “The Instance”, a World of Warcraft podcast; and many others. They were like the cool radio shows ( Read more... )

While driving to work this morning, watching the sunrise and listening to the Trance Euphoria podcast, I flashed on a fantasy that's been with me since I could drive, if not before ( Read more... )

It's been a heck of a week, and I haven't had much opportunity to post. Let's see if I can catch up a bit ( Read more... )

In a perfect world, I would have an e-book or three loaded on the Newton right now, or have an iPhone with web access. Instead, I am sitting on Rt. 664, as I have for the last hour, waiting for them to clear a major accident from the Monitor-Merrimac tunnel. The good news is that I've got a nice calming trance podcast on the iPod ( Read more... )

On my morning drive I listened to a podcast this morning interviewing James Randi, noted stage magician and skeptic. He raved about Dragon*Con, calling it a gathering of 37,000 people where everyone is weird, smart, and surprisingly nice. Randi expressed amazement at the way that everyone "fits in" at Dragon*Con, even a cranky 80-year old magician ( Read more... )

As I listened to The Thomas Jefferson Hour yesterday, the following thought crossed my mind:

Imagine that suddenly, you're motivated to thoroughly research a famous historical figure, and present a weekly podcast in character as that person. You have to play it straight - no parodies or sitcoms. Who do you choose?

Rough start to the day ( Read more... )

• 08:12 "Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me" on NPR may be lightweight comedy, but it's funnier than morning DJs. #
• 10:09 Walking across two parking lots in 25 degree weather is enough to make the hip start hurting. #

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