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Show #1 : Monkey Hate GomesThis show: Hosts : Chad and RyanIntroductionsTV: Arrested Development , (2:17–4:49)Book: I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell, (4:50–7:59)Food: La Calaca Loca, (8:00–10:54)Movie: I Love You Man, (10:55–15:12)Monkey Hate Gomes (15:13-)Get the blogcast[iTunes] Subscribe to the show directly in iTunes (M4A) Listen in iTunes? Submit a review[RSS] Add the Monkey Hate Gomes Blogcast feed to your RSS aggregator and have the show delivered automatically (M4A).[M4A] Download the show Format:0:20:53, 21.0 MB, (M4A)Link dump (some of the things mentioned in this episode): Episode #1 - Amazon Storehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrested_Development_(TV_series)Arrested Development on IMDBhttp://www.yelp.com/biz/la-calaca-loca-oakland http://www.yelp.com/biz/nicks-crispy-tacos-san-francisco http://www.metacritic.com/film/titles/iloveyoumanMonkey Hate Clean

[5:33min][CLICK HERE for quicktime - 21.5MB][CLICK HERE for windows media - 21.5MB]Música:Viviendo con Fallas 'Theme Music'Vlog 40: The Living with Fallas Vlog ShowEpisode 27: Rice PuddingOn this ocasion, Ximena and Juan make "rice pudding". This isn't the first time they "cook something". If you haven't, check these other 'cooking episodes' where they make -real- smashed potatoes with fried chicken; and this other one where they make Thai Chicken.On a side note, this is our first episode in wide screen.For those of you who don't know, Ximena & Juan entered Viviendo con Fallas to a videoblog contest made by Intel Mexico, and they ended up winning First Place with this video.!!!! One of the prizes was a Sony HDV camera, which shoots in 1080i. Obviously Juan couldn't be happier!!!!Vlog 40: El Vlog Show Viviendo con FallasEpisodio 27: Arroz de LecheEn esta ocasion, Ximena y Juan hacen "arroz de leche". Esta no es la primer vez que cocinan algo, no. En caso de que no los hayan visto todavía, esta el episodio en el que hiceron pure de papa (de verdad) con pollo frito; y este otro en el que hicieron Pollo Thai.Cambiando de tema, este es nuestro primer episodio en formato cine.Para aquellos que no saben, Ximena & Juan inscribieron a Viviendo con Fallas en un concurso de videoblogs organizado por Intel México, y terminaron ganando el Primer Puesto con este video!!! Uno de los premios fué una cámara Sony HDV, que graba en 1080i. Obviamente Juan no podría estar mas felíz!!!!!

The anniversary month continues with an exta long one (~1 hr.), but fear not, it's full of kick-ass tunes and randomy geeky goodness. Also, it's Not Safe For Work or Children!Song 1: Banner Year - Can Joann (from The Aiden Grace EP)HeroesCon - June 30-July 2 - Charlotte, NCThe Lulu Comics Subversives will be out in force! This year's Con guests include such comics luminaries as:Warren EllisTony HarrisCharles VessBrian WoodRob G and Rick SpearsTim SaleMatt FractionMichael Avon OemingAndy LeeSong 2: Heatseeker - Valient Thorr (from the soon to be released Legend of the World, courtesy of PSM)Comic reviews:1) The Five Fists of Science by Matt Fraction and Steven Sanders2) Wormwood, Gentleman Corpse: The Taster (#0) by Ben TemplesmithPromo: The Vintage GamerGame review: Stratego (published by Milton Bradley)Enter the Military Moustaches of Stratego Trivia Challenge - the very first Random Signal contest!!!Question: Which of the ten ranks in Stratego have facial hair, as depicted on my copy of the game board (Milton Bradley, c. 1986)?Send your answers to randomsignal@gmail.com - from the correct answers received, up to two will be randomly selected to win a Random Signal Prize Pack (Random Signal button, your choice of Airwolf t-shirt, plus a secret surprise!). Contest deadline - TBA.Song 3: Woah! - Palomar (from Palomar 3.5 Demo EP)Movie review: Top 10 Cool Things About X-Men: The Last StandSong 4: The Future Soon - Jonathan Coulton (from Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow)Last but not least, Random Signal now has LiveJournal syndication!

After a couple weeks of summer vacation the Doxas Dialos podcast crew comes back with a one-on-one Interview with Michael Gungor of the Michael Gungor Band. Dave catches up with Michael backstage at the Teen Mania Battle Cry tour in Philadelphia right before he goes on stage to a sold out stadium of 20,000 and gets to ask him some serious questions on how to keep your focus on God when you perform/lead worship for that many people. Check it out. Note: the Battle Cry tour with Michael Gungor is finished Michael Gungor on MySpace Religiously Transmitted Diseases by Ed Gungor www.michaelgungor.com

Balticon was totally Airwolf! With swords!This week marks the one year anniversary of Random Signal! There are special plans in store, oh yes! Just...not yet. Soon. I promise.First up is a brief sample of the Lancelot Biggs: Spaceman podplay. It was recorded live at Balticon 40 on May 28. It is based on the book by Nelson Bond, and was adapted by our very own Mur Lafferty. I play Dick Todd, the earnest, but none-to-bright, second mate of The Saturn.Song: Captain of the Future (live at Chop Suey) - We Wrote The Book On Connectors (via PMN)Mur and Rob (from podcast411) wrote a podcasting book - Tricks of the Podcasting Masters (Random Signal is mentioned on pages 120-121, and Lulu Radio is mentioned on pages 321-322!)Mur and I recorded our con wrap-up in the car on the way home. Here are the high-lights in link form:Best of the Balticon Film Festival:Sins of the Mother (by podcaster Earl Newton)They Are Made Out of MeatGrandfather ParodoxCost of LivingJesus Christ SupercopFast-Forward.tvMur's Interview with Neil GaimanLisa Snelling-Clark's rat sculpturesThe Eye of Argon

This is the first class that I taught on the Kingdom of God. I give a bit about my context and history in faith and talk about some of the writers and thinkers that have influenced me. Here are links to the books I refer to in class. When Bad Christians Happen to Good People by Dave Burchett A New Kind of Christian by Brian McLaren Adventures in Missing the Point by Brian McLaren and Tony Campolo The Challenge of Jesus by N.T. Wright Mere Discipleship by Lee Camp The Secret Message of Jesus by Brian McLaren I'll try to use this space for any notes that I have about the class. If you want to ask questions of me about the class or continue a discussion we didn't have time for in class, feel free to use the comments section here. Thanks.

Episode 17 is live and at a podcatcher near you!This week we have a bit of local news, a birthday shoutout and, of course, Lost Tidbits. Be thinking about your favorite Lost episodes. And if you are so inclined, check out the book, Bad Twin.Ride for Multiple Sclerosis in September-link to my profile page here… please help me reach my goal.A final recording from Mexico at the end of this cast-tequila tasting at Casa del Tequila.Song for Mothers by Ezra VancilOn Podsafe Music Network.Check out Shelly’s Podcast(promo in show)andWicked Good Podcast (recommended by Daryl at Poddog Show)Send feedback and other such nonsense to mak@makeesee.com oraudio feedback to 206-984-1528

This podcast was recorded over the course of 5 days while on my recent vacation to the Gulf coast of Florida. Cut off from every last one of the internets, all I had was my trusty iRiver - so the sound quality is a little worse than normal. Also, it's long. Clocking in a just over an hour, this show is twice the usual length. You've been warned! Also, my wife Ryn makes her Random Signal debut.For obvious reasons, I had hoped to have this uploaded on May 1. Oh well, such is life.Places visited:Estero, FloridaSanibel and Captiva IslandsLover's Key State ParkSongs played:1. Unwind - The Rosebuds (from The Rosebuds Unwind)2. Alcohol - David Karsten Daniels (from Angels)3. Kaw Kaw Kaw - Seth - third son of Albert (of the WHYME podcast)4. Radiation - The Epoxies (from Stop The Future, via the PMN, courtesy of Fat Wreck Chords)5. Knives and Snakes and Mesquite - Bowerbirds (from Danger at Sea)6. Four Fingered Fisherman - Modest Mouse (from Sad Sappy Sucker, via the PMN, courtesy of K Records)7. First of May - Jonathan Coulton (from Smoking Monkey)Podcast promo'd - Nuketown Radio ActiveBooks read:-meTransmetropolitan, Vol. 6: Gouge Away by Warren EllisTransmetropolitan, Vol. 0: Tales of Human Waste by Warren EllisPersepolis by Marjane SatrapiTowing Jehovah by James Morrow (still reading this one!)-RynThe Moor by Laurie R. KingEnslaved By Ducks by Bob TarteThe Bookman's Promise by John DunningThe Time Traveller's Wife by Audrey NiffeneggerVacation photos on Flickr! (Yes, mostly birds and shells.)

This week Jeff, Jon, and Dave have their friend Vince come on the show to explain a new Worship style/ Church style called the Emerging Church. Shout outs go to Michael W. Smith (the one and only), the amazingly talented Tim Hughes, Pastor Chris from North Carolina, the increasingly popular Mute Math, and local friends Selah Vie. This weeks featured artist is a young guy from San Diego, Phil Wickham. "The whole Reformation that happened (through) Martin Luther only went half way. Because he talked about reforming Theology but not about the Practice of the Church." -Vince Donachie Phil Wickham, a Worship artist (click here) Background info on the Emerging Church (click here) the Emerging Church by Dan Kimball (click here)

Part TwoSteve's one blog contains "postcards" from emerging churches around the world, including the Philippines and Japan. During Brian McLaren's recent visit to Christchurch, Steve interviewed Grace McLaren about her take on the emerging church in New Zealand. Steve reviews three movies in relation to the emerging church, and summarizes his blog about 1 Peter as a feminist tractate.SummaryTheme: emerging churches in New Zealand.Guest: Steve Taylor.Book: "The Out of Bounds Church."Blog: Emergent Kiwi.Event: Brian McLaren's visit to Christchurch.Community: Opawa Baptist Church.Music: Revive's "Saver," available from networkleeds.com. Theme music from Spirit of the New, Jonnys in the Basement, available from proost.co.uk.

Episode #14: Well, it was only a matter of time before I dragged my friend Emily Skinner onto this podcast. Emily has all my favorite actor-ingredients: a boundless and beautiful voice, a major sense of humor, fearlessness, creativity, intelligence, and above all, a ton of heart. She's given some of the most memorable performances on Broadway in recent years: Vicki in The Full Monty, Mary Jane in The Dead, Kitty in Lincon Center's production of Dinner at Eight, and of course, as Siamese twin, Daisy Hilton, in Side Show, a performance which earned her a Tony nomination for Best Actress.This doesn't even touch on her appearances Off-Broadway, at the Kennedy Center, in the Encores Series productions, and at various regional theatres across the land. And she always manages to deliver a show-stopping or heart-breaking or gut-busting or all-of-the-above performance. I'm so excited to feature her on this podcast singing "The Philosopher,", my setting of the Edna St. Vincent Millay poem of the same name. Recorded 3/14/06.Need more Emily Skinner in your diet? Go see her at the 92nd Street Y from April 8-10 in the concert, Other People's Lyrics. Or take a trip to DC in June for what promises to be a great Mame, with Emily as "Gooch."Or maybe you need some CDs! There's her solo CD, Emily Skinner, there are her duet CDs with Side Show co-star, Alice Ripley: Duets and Unsuspecting Hearts, as well as performances on the following show/concert CDs: Elegies for Angels, Punks, and Raging Queens, Dreamgirls in Concert, and My Life with Albertine.But wait! There's more! She directs: Broadway by the Year - 1956 on April 3, tickets at Ticketmaster. And she's narrated a book on tape! Jennifer Weiner's Goodnight, Nobody. You can listen to it as you're driving to DC to see Mame!

Welcome to e-merg, a global conversation on the future church that is emerging now.Our theme is the emerging church in the United States. I am joined by Aaron Flores, who recently published his Master's thesis, "An Exploration of the Emerging Church in the United States," on the internet.Aaron speaks about his research on 200 emerging churches. At his blog, the Voiz, he uses videocasts to look back at his faith journey via pentecostal and Catholic routes. He talks about how Canvas church relates to Orange County, California. The Southern California Cohort that Aaron co-directs recently hosted Ryan Bolger, who compared emerging churches in the United States and Britain. We briefly discuss the relevance of "network" as a feature of emerging churches, using a diagram from Steve Collins' blog, Small Ritual.Aaron recommends the book "The Great Giveaway" (2006) by David E. Fitch.SummaryTheme: emerging churches in the United States.Guest: Aaron Flores.Book: "An Exploration of the Emerging Church in the United States."Blog: The Voiz.Event: SoCal Cohort's meeting with Ryan Bolger.Community: Canvas Evangelical Covenant Church, Santa Ana, California.Music:Fractal Edge's "Here I am," theme music from Spirit of the New, Jonnys in the Basement, available from proost.co.uk.

Episode #13: Howdy! I'm so excited to be reunited with the great Sally Mayes on this week's episode. It was Sally who gave birth to my first Broadway song-baby (Is that a horrible metaphor or what?) in the 2003 production of Urban Cowboy, the musical. Unfortunately, that score was never recorded, but here, on the JBS Podcast, we are making Sally's first-act solo, "All Because of You," available for your listening pleasure. Recorded 3/14/06.Sally has enjoyed an incredible career on stage and in the recording studio. Her albums are wonderful and many: The Dorothy Fields Songbook, Our Private World, The Story Hour, Boys & Girls Like You and Me, and the most recent release, Valentine. And that's not even counting the recordings of her many, brilliant stage performances: Closer Than Ever (who doesn't love "Miss Byrd"??), Das Barbecü, her Tony-nominated turn as Ilona in She Loves Me, and the hysterical Pete 'n' Keely. Also, that was Sally as Mrs. MacAfee in the Jason Alexander TV version of Bye Bye Birdie!

Direct Link to ShowIf you are planning to have children, would you like to know the recipe for choosing to have a boy or a girl? We'll give you all the details for this scientifically proven method for choosing X or Y chromosomes for your baby.Books for reference:How to Choose the Sex of Your Baby by Landrum B. Shettles and David M. RorvikTaking Charge of Your Fertility: The Definitive Guide to Natural Birth Control, Pregnancy Achievement, and Reproductive Health by Toni WeschlerWe also answer an email that asks about balancing intimacy while being parents. Our advice: Vacations, Babysitters and Grandparents.Kidder's other podcast Sex is FunSex is Fun! Is sponsored by www.GreatSexGames.com Comment on this show at our FORUM

Today we discussed our thoughts on some new movies of 2006 and played a song by 10 Shot.Download the Show- Omaha Film Festival- IMDB- RealityBlurred.com- indieWIRE- BTTF.com- iPod Film Festival- The A-Team (Season 3) DVD- Blockbusters Movie- 10 Shot- Pod Safe Music Network- RoomMate Productions- Kitty Cats & Exit Signs- Contact Us

Fast Food - The Eating Well Podcast #009 What do we think of when we hear the term, "Fast food?" Is it helping or hurting us? What about the burger that comes with it, and breakfast & dinner? It's no wonder that we have an overweight & obesity epidemic! Don't they sell salads? Is there anything I can do if I still want to eat at these cheap, convenient food places, but want to make wise choices? Are deli's like Subway, or the one near work, a good option? Any other good “fast food” options? -ready to eat fruits & veggies -healthier entrees HMR -tuna in a pouch -ready made salds, just choose your dressing wisely or have your own on hand Doh! Did you notice the Cell Phone? Thanks for the great feedback! Recommended reading: Fast Food Nation by Eric Schlosser ISBN: 0060838582 Diet for a New America by John Robbins ISBN: 0915811812 Super Size Me (a movie) and Don't Eat This Book by Morgan Spurlock ISBN: 0425210235 Fox Searchlight productions is going to make Fast Food Nation into a movie. The RSS feed for our podcast is http://feeds.feedburner.com/EatingWell

Samosas three ways Check out the slide show of the NY Times article and each of three differently wrapped samosas before and after. Listen to the Say Yum podcast! SayYum-2005-02-19.mp3 [17.1mb (42:39) 64kbps] Tonight we're playing a couple mash-ups from Party Ben, as well as a little Stanton Moore and some Living Daylights. Thanks for all of the feedback, audio comments we received and to Dawn and Drew for playing our audio comment. During the show we also chat about our new wireless mics, and also the firmware upgrade to our D-Link Media Player, which we're diggin'. It makes it much easier to enjoy podcasts in our living room. Recipe Follow-Up: Devan and Kris' favorite samosa shell was the tortilla one. The egg roll wrapper we used became too blistered, and the puff pastry shell wasn't quite the texture Kris was craving. When you make the flour and water paste, start with a couple of tablespoons of flour and add water until it becomes a thick salad dressing like viscosity. Enjoy, and don't forget to say yum!