Podcasts about digital flotsam

This episode, a favorite of Mrs. P-Dub, hasn’t been available online since 2005. When the website moved to it’s current home it somehow got lost in the shuffle. My daughter (the anglo one) asked me where it was today and I was surprised to find it missing. Well it’s missing no longer. Here it is in all it’s former glory.

  Due to a family emergency the show we were going to review could not make the show this week. In its place I went back into the vault of the podcast review show. I found episode 1 from May 2009. I chose a show I really liked called Digital Flotsam from from P.W. Fenton. This is a well produced podcast that is delivered with lots of warmth and preparation. P.W. Fenton doesn't produce on a redictable schedule, but when a new episode is out he comes with a great story. If you want to feel the power of stories, click the play button below.   Digital Flotsam   https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-flotsam/id73330519?mt=2&uo=4&at=10l5Go (LISTEN IN ITUNES)   LISTEN Listen to Digitial Flotsam in New Window

  Due to a family emergency the show we were going to review could not make the show this week. In its place I went back into the vault of the podcast review show. I found episode 1 from May 2009. I chose a show I really liked called Digital Flotsam from from P.W. Fenton. This is a well produced podcast that is delivered with lots of warmth and preparation. P.W. Fenton doesn’t produce on a redictable schedule, but when a new episode is out he comes with a great story. If you want to feel the power of stories, click the play button below.   Digital Flotsam   LISTEN IN ITUNES   LISTEN Listen to Digitial Flotsam in New Window

A Christmas episode for children of all ages.

The circumstances surrounding a young man's death overshadows his legacy, and Digital Flotsam attempts to correct that.

A dream lives on forever.

A reissue of a reissue... this show, with a summertime, 4th of July theme hasn't been available online for quite some time. Have a happy and safe 4th

Episode #1 exactly as it went out January 10th, 2005

The circumstances surrounding a young man's death overshadows his legacy, and Digital Flotsam attempts to correct that.

The story of a musical quest.

Do you know what it means... to love New Orleans?

I come from a long line of practical jokers

One of the strangest jobs I've ever had.

A commercial free re-issue of a show about the terrifying prospect of a tarnished permanent record that could follow me forever.

A commercial free re-issue of a show that's all about BEER

A collection of loosely related stories from my childhood. Adult themes... parents should listen first.

Memories of a lost place and time, and the confession of a dubious honor I share with my late father.

It was many years ago... but I finally come clean.

Eventually there really is no place like home.

The return of Perfect Head. I have decided to share this with Digital Flotsam listeners to get the word out that Perfect Head is back!

The circumstances surrounding a young man's death overshadows his legacy, and Digital Flotsam attempts to correct that.

Unavailable since mid 2005, this is a re-mastered and reissued version of the 3rd Digital Flotsam ever produced. This is the last of these re-issues.

Unavailable since mid 2005, this is a re-mastered and reissued version of the 2nd Digital Flotsam ever produced.

Unavailable since mid 2005, this is a re-mastered and reissued version of the very first Digital Flotsam.

More cop "war stories", but this time they're about training rookies.

Sometimes things don't go exactly as you planned. Especially when you never planned.

A Christmas episode for children of all ages.

Sometimes the "truth" is something you are just not ready to learn.

A little of this, a little of that, all reflecting on the past through the eyes of the present.

Was it fate? Or did I jinx myself?

A child's misunderstanding... an adult's gesture... and sworn revenge

In the mind of a 6 year old, a parent's concerns can get magnified. Just ask the former 6 year old.

Sometimes a true story IS stranger than fiction.

Like father, like son.

At the ripe old age of 26 I made a startling discovery about myself, and the universe in which I was a guest.

Celebrating Cultural Diversity

Getting Fooled and Being Foolish

All adolescent boys will eventually prove that they are brain dead.

Too much of a good thing can do you in.

The first of the Vacation Casts from the South Shore of Nova Scotia. A lot of rambling and catching up. Bill Clinton, BoNeD, and the Scarborough Dude, as well as an audio comment from "Lloyd From Lyon's Brook" Come and join the ZEDCAST FRAPPR MAP It's a new month so *Click Here* to vote for The Zedcast at podcast Alley.(Thanks for your support) Come and join other Zedcast listeners at THE ZEDCAST FORUM. Send audio files to Zedcast[at]GMail.com, or call into the Zedcast Listener Line 1-(206) 495-6565 Thanks to everyone for participating. Links to shows mentioned on The Zedcast Canadian Podcast Buffet ... Podcasters Across Borders ... Cast-On ... Island Podcasting ... Dicks 'n Janes... The Poddog Show ... Spine Radio ... Daily Source Code ... BoNeD ... Accident Hash... Mostly Trivial ... Digital Flotsam... Pacific Coast Hellway ... Podquiz ... Coverville ... Griddlecakes Radio ... Verge of the Fringe... The Bitterest Pill... Psycheology ... Shelly's Podcast ... Podcheck Review... Chub Creek... Bowerbird Knits... Grok Radio ... Podcheck Review... * click on the "direct download" link below or click on my hands on the sidebar to listen on your computer or download to your MP3 player, or subscribe to the show at iTunes or using the orange RSS button on the sidebar of our website

This episode was a solo project, with considerable material and moral support from several sources (Greg, you're a mensch!). Big thanks to the Podsafe Music Network, GarageBand and the artists. Show Notes: • Show intro from Rocket Science by Brain Buckit, whose CD is available through their site, CD Baby or Tower Records. • 99 Pounds by P.W. Fenton and The Second Ward. Although they're no longer playing together, present evidence argues that P.W. Fenton and The Second Ward put on one hell of a show in their day. Today, among other things, Fenton is the host and chief instigator of his own podcast, Digital Flotsam. • Missing You by Blue Matters. Blue Matters are a group of German and Swiss students who met in school in Venezuala. Missing Youhas a nice, smooth R&B groove going for it. I think it deserves better than the two-and-a-half star rating it presently has at the Podsafe Music Network. • Cool Your Engine by Janet Ryan and Straight Up!. I found Janet Ryan and Straight Up! over at GarageBand.com and was knocked out immediately by Janet's voice and the band's smooth, tight groove. You can expect to hear more of them at Murphy's Saloon. Because GarageBand.com has their own method of doing what they call podcasts, and their own way of putting podcasters and artists together, I wrote to Janet and the band directly and they very quickly granted me permission to play their music. Thanks! • Bad Religion by (The Rev.) Jimmie Bratcher. As he reports at his personal Web site, Rev. Bratcher found his way to God after considerable personal turmoil. But, like the Rev. Al Green and Little Richard, Bratcher uses music to help spread the Gospel, and it's smokin' great music at that. This one rocks! • Show outro from Play This by Dave at the Chub Creek Podcast. (All music in this week's show courtesy of the PodSafe Music Network, except where noted.)

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