Podcasts about audio365

Cracking ice

Is this a new thing? Communities asking people to put up their Christmas lights early as everyone is miserable and need cheering up.

Excited to know we have a password-protected Obsidian vault to complement teaching of digital transformation. Please connect with Edtech from Ireland at https://mastodon.ie/web/@ictedu or copy this text into your Fediverse client: @ictedu@mastodon.ie

Just a test to see where this post ends up being pushed to from here

This should be the last one unless I can come up with more excuses to use this awesome thing.

Just checking it out and recording stuffs

I give an update on my sister's baby/labor.

While reading the Washington Post about Mehdi Meklat's attempts to dig out of his Twitter hole, I fell into The Voice of France and discovered Mennel Chante at http://bit.ly/mennelchante

Music by Andre Louis. Toilet by Dylan (7). Read more: http://www.insideview.ie/2019/01/delete-fb.html

I spotted Robbin Milne and several familiar voices when skimming through the #audio365 hashtag.

A few weeks ago I went to New Zealand with my fiancee Isla in order to attend the wedding of her brother Charlie to a New Zealander called Jo. It was a lovely wedding but I never asked for permission to record any of it so I can't bring you any of that which is a shame. On the other hand, some of the recordings I did get were cool and interesting and bring back fond memories of a country I miss already. Firstly you'll here a recording from the back garden of the first place we stayed in Auckland, a peaceful wee place right in the city centre. Next is a recording of the induced eruption of the Lady Knox geyser. Induced yes but no less amazing for it. Our tour of Wai-o-tapu Thermal Wonderland really gets going and Isla, the real star of this show, really hits her stride with some reading from the info scattered throughout the park and her wonderfully evocative descriptions of what we find. All this being said, no description could ever do it justice. If you ever get the chance to go, you won't regret it. Lastly, after a brief interlude to hear the sound of New Zealand traffic lights, Isla then describes what she can see at Takapuna beach back in Auckland. A standard beach? Yes but not quite. I hope you enjoy these recordings. Feel free to respond on here or on my Twitter. I'd like to thank Charlie and Jo for inviting us to their wedding, i'm so grateful I got the chance to go. I'd also like to thank Isla's parents for driving us round New Zealand. That was much appreciated.

A few weeks ago I went to New Zealand with my fiancee Isla in order to attend the wedding of her brother Charlie to a New Zealander called Jo. It was a lovely wedding but I never asked for permission to record any of it so I can't bring you any of that which is a shame. On the other hand, some of the recordings I did get were cool and interesting and bring back fond memories of a country I miss already. Firstly you'll here a recording from the back garden of the first place we stayed in Auckland, a peaceful wee place right in the city centre. Next is a recording of the induced eruption of the Lady Knox geyser. Induced yes but no less amazing for it. Our tour of Wai-o-tapu Thermal Wonderland really gets going and Isla, the real star of this show, really hits her stride with some reading from the info scattered throughout the park and her wonderfully evocative descriptions of what we find. All this being said, no description could ever do it justice. If you ever get the chance to go, you won't regret it. Lastly, after a brief interlude to hear the sound of New Zealand traffic lights, Isla then describes what she can see at Takapuna beach back in Auckland. A standard beach? Yes but not quite. I hope you enjoy these recordings. Feel free to respond on here or on my Twitter. I'd like to thank Charlie and Jo for inviting us to their wedding, i'm so grateful I got the chance to go. I'd also like to thank Isla's parents for driving us round New Zealand. That was much appreciated.

Louis had to be dropped to kennels for 36 hours. Paul made a mistake, and arrived there too early. There's a bit of singing from Act 1 of Verdi's opera La Traviata. The poor Minister for Health gets it in the neck from Paul who pours out spleen. Delayed by his enjoyment of coffee on the road, you hear a man hurrying afraid he's going to be late for the 4-ball in Greystones Golf Club. The last sigment was recording while driving back to Cork.

Advice for a younger me.

Today quite longer recording. I take you for a walk to one of the magical places in my neighbourhood. Historic, a bit wild cementary/graveyard that is surprisingly full of life.

Latest episode of Conscious Monkeys

Part of the #FeBOOary challenge #Audio365

A stroll through the woods, reflection on art and fear, and a farewell to 2017. #Audio365

A very short snippet of the day