Podcast appearances and mentions of eric troup

This week one of the shows is a surprise Easter egg or in this case a birthday gift.  If you want to know in advance check tags but I hhope you'll listen along and be pleaasantly surprised.  We'll start with a Christmas show keeping chronologically with I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again from December 25 1969 then it's off to Portsmouth to see how Troutbridge has fared with Lt. Murray and company returning from leave.  Then sadly we finishe Cosmic Quest with a burning question.  Are we alone?  Then it's surprise time followed by episode 2 and the the conclussiion of The Magician's Nephew.  Plenty to get excited about and very happy birthday wishes to my best friend of 45 years Eric Troup.

We ... have finally returned and while the show isn't as long right now as you've come to expect in the past we hope that with a few shorter shows as we ease our way back in you'll be forgiving.  So please enjoy our offerings.  We start with Navy Lark and listen to what happens when the ship celebrates an important aniversary.  We then move to the history of music where we'll be discussing the French Revolution and per the request of Eric Troup we'll be beginning Gaudy Night a five part Peter Whimsay serial.  For the first time it's in stereo.  Hey Lynette, I'm back to stay.  Hope you all enjoy.

This week we begin a tribute to one of this host's favorite heroes of all time.  Many of you will remember Roger Moore in the iconic role.  Over the next few weeks we'll hear simon on the BBC we'll discuss in great detail as bestt we can Simon in literature with fellow Saint faan Eric Troup.  We'll also look at the Saint in American radio with John and Larry Gassman but we staart with The Saint Overboard with Paul Reese in the iconic role.  We also wind up I'm sorry I'll reaad that Again with a tribute to Jack and The Beanstalk learn about music in society and are completely abandoned with HMS Troutbridge.  Please enjoy these next few weeks and if you've read Saint literature and know someone who has let me know so I can discuss it with you too.  

They signed documents ... I produced a podcast and I'm not gonna lie it's really butifull you're going to love it.  We've got Peter Whimsay ... Eric Troup loves that guy prunes?  I try and get my North Koreaan friend to enjoy prunes but we've got a long way to go.  Also there's Navy Lark and we learn about St Matthew's passion and no it's not Manchester United.  Enjoy.

In today's episode, the excellent Eric Troup (with a tiny guest appearance from the lovely Manissa) shows us all the Scooby Doo skill. With voices from the current cartoon (actually probably CGI come to think of it) TV series which sound spookily like the original cast from way back, there's no mystery about why this skill's a winner. Eric's @BlindGeek on Twitter and check out his real-time roll-play podcast Monkeys Took My Jetpack - it's really rather good.

This week we explain the video you may or may not have seen.  Plus we'll put pm17 to bed before it even arrives in Anaheim this summer.  The best part is we've got our shows including Eric Troup's favorite detective.

In this episode, the Geekologists discuss the classic Rankin/Bass Christmas special, Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer. Geekologists on this episode: Darcy Burnard Holly Anderson Eric Troup Links for this episode: Official Rankin Bass site Wikipedia page for the special

In this episode, the Geekologists discuss the classic Rankin/Bass Christmas special, Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer. Geekologists on this episode: Darcy Burnard Holly Anderson Eric Troup Links for this episode: Official Rankin Bass site Wikipedia page for the special

In this episode, the Geekologists discuss Skin Game, The Latest novel in the Dresden Files series. They also spend way too much time talking about pizza places which may or may not exist. Geekologists on this episode: Darcy Burnard Holly Anderson Eric Troup

In this episode, the Geekologists discuss Skin Game, The Latest novel in the Dresden Files series. They also spend way too much time talking about pizza places which may or may not exist. Geekologists on this episode: Darcy Burnard Holly Anderson Eric Troup

In the seventh episode of the Mac-cessibility Round Table Podcast, knights Cara Quinn, Eric Troup, Darcy Burnard, Holly Anderson, Steve Sawczyn, and Josh de Lioncourt discuss Apple’s big event to introduce the iPad slate computing device, its accessibility, speculation on how VoiceOver may differ from the iPhone, and what we think it means for the future.

In this special edition episode, the knights of the Mac-cessibility Round Table Podcast gather to discuss the launch weekend of the newly accessible iPhone 3GS, give our thoughts on VoiceOver for the iPhone, and much more. Stay tuned at the end for a particularly substantial blooper reel as an added bonus! We were all a little giddy over the iPhone. This episode features knights Holly Anderson, Darcy Burnard, Josh de Lioncourt, Cara Quinn, Steve Sawczyn, and Eric Troup.

It’s time for this month’s edition of the Mac-cessibility Round Table Podcast. This month’s episode is #3, entitled "A Visit From Steve-Megatron". < p>Topics covered: Introduce this month’s panelists, including Holly Anderson, Darcy Burnard, Steve Sawczyn, Eric Troup, and Josh de Lioncourt. Mac OS X 10.5.7 accessibility changes-"OMG!" MacSpeech Dictate. The upcoming World Wide Developer’s Conference and possible accessibility announcements The rumored Appled ultra-portable Rumors of text-to-speech and speech recognition in iPhone 3.0 Other resources and show notes: Steve’s picks - Jack OS X, Apple Earphones with microphone and remote, and the SendSpace.com Wizard for Mac Eric’s pick - Audio Book Builder Darcy’s pick - Solona.net Holly’s pick - SlingBox Josh’s pick - SmallDVD Josh’s new band and music EP - Stage 19, available on iTunes and Amazon MP3. Includes the Mac-cessibility Round Table Podcast theme song.

It’s time for this month’s edition of the Mac-cessibility Round Table Podcast. This month’s episode is #2, entitled "Sedated". Josh de Lioncourt’s sound quality is not quite on par this time, for which we apologize. He was travelling and away from his usual equipment. Topics covered: Introduce this month’s panelists, including Holly Anderson, Darcy Burnard, Cara Quinn, Eric Troup, and Josh de Lioncourt. Accessibility of third-party products, and the response from developers to Apple’s approach to access. Front Row and what it offers the visually impaired in comparison to other home entertainment products. DRM-free music and variable pricing has come to iTunes. The new "Get a Mac" ads. Other resources and show notes: Holly’s pick - Apple Airport Express Darcy’s pick - Understudy for Front Row Josh’s pick - Zoom for Mac Cara’s pick - Audacity Eric’s pick - VMWare Fusion

Okay so this horror thing needs a little lightening up. I mean let's face it there were Santa Ana winds a plenty this week while Brunch was being put together Dsl's were not connecting or disconnecting I tested new work software and yet and yet ... Brunch is on time. And what's on tap for Brunch 38? Well we start with "Billion Dollar Baby," a profile of Alice Cooper by a leading bBritish rock jock. After an hour with Alice we listen again to "As Time Goes By," and travel back 700 years or so to check on or favorite knight and learn what happens when "The Castle," gets a satellite dish. Should be fun real quick notes check your feeds this week I've got a couple of "Bedtime Tidbits," planned only a couple because next week leading up to all hallows Eve we'll be putting on some wonderful stories for your evening firetime. Now if the weather in California would just get cold enough for firetime. On October 31 at 7 pm eastern join us at http://www.radiooutofthepast.org for a live Hallowene marathon of great old time radio which I"ll eventually put up here in case you can't come and oh yes November 25 yours truly is going to be at Disneyland along with my dear friend Eric Troup partying with Patrick Herd as in wttm's own so if for some reason you have nothing to do you live in California or can fly down to California you can come and meet the not so better half of Brunch With The Brits. Just like you could meet Fred in Chicago next summer. Now when are Fred and I planning a trip to London for a real bBrunch With The Brits? ... You know I've never thought about that but that would be fun. Gonna have to contact Jenna at Main Street Travel. ... And get a passport haven't had one in ten years Heather doesn't even have one yet poh and speaking of Heather this is her first presidential election guys and while I did rock the cradle she's not 18 she's just never voted before. Okay enought chit chat yack yack and flip flam let's refrain from hibernating and we'll all enjoy the show. In all sincerity if a Brunch London trip interests you email us and you're darn right I'll contact Jenna over at Main Street tTravel.I don't know call it Brunch With The Brits London Blitz no that'd be to just not cool funny but not cool.