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James and John interview Dan Budiac, owner of a brand-new Apple //c. eBay auctions include an Apple sales award and a Macintosh Portable. James & John also present Part Two of their visit to the Computer History Museum.Become a member of the RetroMacCast at the RetroMacCast Social Network where you can post photos, videos, and contribute to our forums.  You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map. Other related links from this episode:Joy of TechZork I on eBayThe Mac Observer: Danish Police Befuddled by 1G iMac

James interviews Josh Rizzo and Rob Baca, directors of "Welcome to Macintosh" an upcoming documentary on how Apple and the Macintosh changed the world. James and John announce the winner of last week's contest and share some eBay finds: an Airport night-light, and a copy of the first Macintosh game, "Through the Looking Glass".Become a member of the RetroMacCast at the RetroMacCast Social Network where you can post photos, videos, and contribute to our forums.  You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map. Other related links from this episode:Return to Dark CastleApple.com: A Life in PicturesInternet Archive Wayback Machine

James and John present Part I of their visit to the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California. eBay auctions include Devo items given away at Macworld and a pair of Apple earrings. Finally, contest rules are provided to win a selection of items from the Apple Company Store.Become a member of the RetroMacCast at the RetroMacCast Social Network where you can post photos, videos, and contribute to our forums.  You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map. Other related links from this episode:Dave's 24th Anniversary MacintoshLifehacker: Install OS X on your Hacintosh PC, No Hacking RequiredMacHEADS the movieWelcome to Macintosh

James and John recap their week at the Macworld Conference and Expo. They also provide some highlights from their trips to Steve Jobs' childhood home, the Apple Company Store, the Computer History Museum, and the DigiBarn.Become a member of the RetroMacCast at the RetroMacCast Social Network where you can post photos, videos, and contribute to our forums.  You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map. Other related links from this episode:Youtube: Bo's videosMacintosh History 101 by Jochen Wolters

James interviews Scott Converse and Cleo Huggins who created e·World.  eBay finds include a very nice Lisa 2 and some new t-shirts using a classic old Apple design.  Finally, James and John talk about plans for Macworld Expo.Become a member of the RetroMacCast at the RetroMacCast Social Network where you can post photos, videos, and contribute to our forums.  You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map. Other related links from this episode:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the MacintoshScott ConverseeBay: Apple Lisa 2eBay: The Stealth Macintosh SEElegant Pixels: Apple T-Shirts from the Apple CatalogeBay: Apple Rainbow T-ShirtsAppleInsider: Apple Hoists "There's something in the air" Macworld Banners

James and John return from their vacation and catch up on some listener e-mail, eBay auctions, and all the rumors swirling about as we get closer to Macworld Expo. You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion in the RetroMacCast Social Network. Other related links from this episode:Retrochallenge Winter WarmupThat Podcast ShoweBay: Apple ImageWriter II NIBThe Boy Genius Report: Jay-Z launching record label with AppleGizmodo: Apple Docking Patent Works Perfectly with Ultra-Slim MacBookMacRumors.com: Apple SubNotebook HintsAppleInsider: Apple set to ship Macs with Blu-ray supportBleeding Edge TV 195: iPhone 1.1.3 Firmware Feature WalkthroughInsanely Great Tees

James and John interview Dan Palka from Info-Mac. Dan discusses the rich history of Info-Mac and what the new Info-Mac offers the Macintosh community. You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion in the RetroMacCast Social Network. Other related links from this episode:System 7 TodayInfo-Mac HyperArchiveLow End MacTidBITSMy Old Macintosh - System 7 Simulation

James and John celebrate 50 episodes with a look back at the year and a look forward to 2008. You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion in the RetroMacCast Social Network. Other related links from this episode:eBay: Mac Fan Pin and Apple EarringseBay: Stealth Black Macintosh SE/40eBay: Machintosh Antique Computerslifthill:  Epcot's Spaceship Earth Reopens, Steve Jobs picsAppleInsider: Briefly: More sightings of mysterious metallic grey MacBooks

Super-collector Justin Dunlop joins James and John as they discuss the Retro Mac of the Week, the 7300.  Justin gives the history of the Apple designed Pippin, and the trio picks out a few eBay auctions and discusses the news of the past week. You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion in the RetroMacCast Social Network. Other related links from this episode:Stuart Bell's Power Colour Classic SiteeBay: Vintage 6 Color Rainbow Logo Static ClingseBay: Apple Einstein Think Different Vinyl BannereBay: Digicard SRC - Apple II 2 Network harddrive/ NAS systemTech Talk RadioAppleInsider: Apple sub-notebook to retail for $1500, 3G iPhone by June - reportPerforma 6116 Simulator

The Retro Mac of the Week is the short-lived Power Macintosh G4 Yikes!  James does a brief history of Apple Keyboards, and eBay auctions include a rare flyer for the Apple I. You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum. Other related links from this episode:RetroMacCast Podcast WidgetRetroMacCast RSS WidgeteBay: Spectre GCR Macintosh Emulator for the Atari STeBay: Vintage Apple Computer Champaign GlasseseBay: Vintage Apple Computer SweatereBay: Australian Macintosh PortableLoopRumors: Apple iTabletEngadget: AT&T CEO outs 3G iPhoneSattaMac - Happy ClassicNewton Modem DominoesRetroMacCast YouTube Page

James and John discuss the Apple IIGS, the first Apple computer with a color GUI.  James shows his Apple logo neon-backlit sign, and eBay auctions include a compact flash-based Apple IIGS and a dubious early Apple telephone. You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum. Other related links from this episode:Apple IIGS History What is the Apple IIGS?KEGS IIGS EmulatorApple Flip Phone PatentCommentary: Sorry, Steve: Here's Why Apple Stores Won't WorkMacRumors.com:  'Don't Give Up on Vista' Web Ad

James and John are back with the Power Macintosh 9600 as the Retro Mac of the Week.  James reports on his MacMania cruise experience, and the eBay Find of the Week is a rare Pippin developer kit. You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum. Other related links from this episode: Mental HygieneLow End Mac: Power Macintosh 9600Insight Cruises: MacMania VIIAppleInsider: Ultra-portable Apple notebook to splash down at Macworld ExpoMacworld Conference & Expo

James and John interview Paul Lehrman who created the world's first all-MIDI album.  eBay auctions include the book "So Far" and a Steve Jobs jack-in-the-box. You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum. Other related links from this episode: Electronic Music FoundationCDeMUSICThe Ballet MecaniqueLeague of Electronic Musical Robots (LEMUR)WolfsonianNew Interfaces for Musical Expression (NIME)Insight Cruises: MacMania VII

The Retro Mac of the Week is the Power Macintosh G3 All-in-one. eBay finds include a Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh and a set of NeXT glass mugs. James and John also review the week's news. You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum. Other related links from this episode: Macintosh II Couch 123Macmini.com:  Mods: Classic Mini Jukebox Installing an Apple TV Tuner and Infrared Remote Receiver in a Beige G3 Adding a PCI Video Card to an Apple Macintosh G3 AIO LEM Swap AppleInsider: Apple's U.S. Mac market share rises to 8.1 percent in Q3 9rules Apple Notes: 1997-2007: The 10 Year Apple Comeback

The Retro Mac of the Week is a non-Mac Apple Network Server 500/700. The Collection Spotlight is on the "Smack-a-Mac!".  eBay finds include a clear Newton MessagePad 110, a Lisa used to design Space Shuttle parts, a pair of Apple Jackets (1 and 2), and 1976 hobby magazine.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:iCab - Internet Taxi for the MacMegaPhoneJag's HouseHitsquad Musician Network: MIDI Utilitiesshiner.info: The unofficial site for the Apple Network ServerErik's Apple Network Server PageMSN: The Ugliest Products in Tech HistoryAppleInsider:  Road to Mac OS X Leopard: Finder 10.5

The Retro Mac of the Week is the PowerBook 190 Series. eBay finds include an interesting Apple III and a copy of "Through the Looking Glass." James and John also recap a week filled with Apple rumors.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:Center City Philadelphia MUG21 Apple Trip to iPhoneLow End Mac: PowerBook 190PowerBook 190 ServerThe Old Apple Web Server DirectoryFolklore.org: AliceMac OS RumorsCrunch Gear: Apple Fairy: high-def AppleTV content coming soonYouTube: Here's to all of the iPhone "misfits, crazy ones"!9to5Mac: More Legit 3rd Party iPhone Applications on the Way?

The Retro Mac of the Week is the Power Macintosh 4400.  The eBay Find of the Week is a large Apple Logo Sign. News includes Newton-like Mac Tablet rumors and the latest iPhone software update.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:Low End Mac: Power Macintosh 4400Gizmodo: Apple Macbook Touch Concept and Thoughts on the Newton 2 RumorsGeekologie: Apple Mailbox Mod Is Cooler Than Mine

The Retro Mac of the Week is the PowerBook G3 "Wallstreet".  James walks us through his Apple speaker collection, and eBay finds include a custom iBook Tablet and a mint NeXT T-shirt.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:Low End Mac: PowerBook G3 "Wallstreet"Wikipedia: NeXT

The Retro Mac of the Week is the Power Macintosh G3 "Beige". eBay finds include a Lisa Widget Emulator and a 128k Macintosh in the original packaging.  Be the first to tell us when the millionth Mac was shipped to win an RMC t-shirt.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:A Profile EmulatorVintageMicrosJD's Apple OrchardLow End Mac:  Beige G3BBspot:  Jobs Offers Apple Lisa Early Adopters Store CreditHotSwap:  Wozniak Nissan 350Z for Auction

John returns from Dragon-Con to join James for the first podcast recorded from Macca.  The Retro Mac of the Week is the PowerBook TiBook and the eBay Find is a compact flash-based Lisa.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:Low End Mac: PowerBook G4/400 & 500escribe.com: I sanded the paint off my PowerBookMacMod: White PowerBook TitaniumCheck our YouTube page for the video version!

Jeremy Mehrle, sitting in for John, joins James to discuss the Quadra 950, James's wooden Apple sign, eBay auctions, and current Macintosh news.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:CNN.com: The man who collects ApplesLO-FI Saint Louis: Episode #140 Mac Geek PornYouTube: Apple Lisa Demo from 1984YouTube: slomacuser Channeljeremymehrle.comDIGIVersity.TV's Quadra 950-T2SeBay: Rare Apple Macintosh II Model M5000 PC with 2 MonitorseBay: PodBrix Collectionpeterme.com: Thoughts on (and pics of) the original Macintosh User Manual

The Retro Mac of the Week is the eMac.  James and John also relive the history of AppleWorks and find a custom, black Color Classic on eBay.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:Low End Mac: eMaceMac Upgrade GuideA Brief History of ClarisWorksDragon*ConWikipedia: The Venture Brothers

James and John interview Dale from the Retro Challenge 2007, which recently ended and announced the winners.  The eBay Find of the Week is an Apple Prototype Penlite Tablet Macintosh. You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:Low End Mac: Operation FlashBook: Running Tiger from Flash on a PowerBook G468k Macintosh Liberation ArmyMacworld (UK): Apple cans AppleWorks

The Retro Mac of the Week is the Power Macintosh 7100.  James & John also answer listener e-mail, find a Macintosh IIfx and blue Macquarium on eBay, and discuss last week's iMac announcement.   You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:PDA-Soft: Rebuilding an eMate Battery PackAll-Battery.com: eMate BatteriesWikipedia: Power Macintosh 7100Low End Mac:  Power Macintosh 7100TWO A DAY: Why the Apple/Command Key Finally Lost Its AppleWikipedia:  Command Key

Description:  The Retro Mac of the Week is the PowerBook 1400.  James & John also discuss "32-bit clean", find a set of Rhapsody CDs on eBay, and recall some interesting news from the past week.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:Folklore.orgInsight Cruises: MacMania VIILow End Mac: PowerBook 1400MacUser PowerBook 1400 ReviewCan YOUR Mouse Last 18 Years?Flickr:  Official iPhone Tool

Description:  James and John discuss the Macintosh IIcx for the Retro Mac of the Week.  eBay finds include an iMac prototype and our favorite piece of Apple bling.  The duo also take a look at notable news items from the past week.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:Low End Mac: Macintosh IIcxMacintosh IIcx Press ReleaseMacintosh IIcx eBay AuctionMacDailyNews:  Apple now worth double Dell’s market valueBYTECellar:  Apple //c as a Dumb Terminal to my Mac mini

The Retro Mac of the Week is the Power Macintosh G3 Blue and White. The Collection Spotlight is on a rare die-cast model of an Apple Computer sponsored race car.  eBay finds include a small Macintosh collection and a giant neon Apple logo sign.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:Different Types of Reset (for the Newton MessagePad)Xlr8yourmacfudder: The very First iPhoneMacRumors.com:  Apple's US Marketshare Up to 5.6%

The Retro Mac of the Week is the PowerBook G3 Kanga and James and John offer up some eBay Finds: a unique Macintosh Portable and a set of Apple DVDs.  News includes a great poster showing the Evolution of Apple's Products and a new website for switchers, My First Mac.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:MactrackerXpostFacto

James interviews Ian Page, the developer of Mactracker and shares his initial impressions on his new iPhone.  The eBay Finds of the Week are autographed items from Steve Wozniak.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:Primate Labs Geekbench

 The Retro Mac of the Week is the Quadra 605/LC & Performa 475, and the eBay Find of the Week is an ImageWriter II that prints grass!  James tells his tale of woe regarding his newly acquired iPhone.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:Obsessions - A Quadra 605 Information SiteLow End Mac: Quadra 605Marco's MySpace Account

Some interesting changes to the show tonight.  We did a live show in the same room with an iTalk recorder for Taylor's iPod...someone is missing, but someone is there to take his/her place....We talk about Cecadas, and a movie from the 70s called The Island, Pride in St. Pete, which is this weekend, don'tchaknow....Bears and whether or not Taylor's family think he is one....Some more John Goodman stories, and a Drum Riley Story thrown in for good measure....The time share agreement Taylor and Taffy apparently have for the brain they share....How Taffy repeats herself a lot and her career as a Kumquat Princess....New Podcasts...The MySpace page boom and a request for the listeners....A plug for a great non-profit organization....and the new Frappr Map. You can read our blog on www.podismycopilot.com You can be our friend at www.myspace.com/podismycopilot You can e-mail us at podismycopilot@gmail.com You can visit our Frappr map at www.frappr.com/podismycopilot

The Retro Mac of the Week is the iBook, and James and John discuss HyperCard.  eBay finds include a Cray supercomputer, a collection of older Macs, and a one-of-kind quilt. You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:Internet Archive: HyperCard on the Computer ChroniclesHyperCard FAQJeanne's House o' HyperCardMacintroidSuperCard

The Retro Mac of the Week is the Bell & Howell Apple ][ Plus, and the Collection Spotlight is on the Apple Logo Belt Buckle.  eBay finds include a pair of MacRecorders and a Barbie Book.  James and John finish with a recap of the WWDC announcements.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:The Obsolete Technology WebsiteThe Mac GeekDigiBarn Computer MuseumThe MothershipMac mini in an SE/30

James and John are joined by special guest Tommy Thomas of Low End Mac, and they discuss the Power Macintosh 6400 and review Pirates of Silicon Valley.  They discuss two eBay auctions:  an Apple kite and a Swiss-designed iMac desk.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:Low End Mac: Power Macintosh 6400The 6400 ZoneGoogle Video: Pirates of Silicon ValleyMacworld Expo 2000 Clip

James and John are joined by special guest Derek Warren of the Macintosh Folklore Radio podcast, and they discuss the Macintosh IIsi, James's Picasso Neon Sign, and the Spectre GCR Macintosh emulator for Atari computers.  We discuss two eBay auctions:  Macintosh/Porsche poster and an interesting auction for a Power Computing clone.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:Low End Mac: Macintosh IIsiWikipedia: Macintosh IIsiSpectre GCR Manual

The Retro Mac of the Week is the PowerBook 100, and John presents the history of the Apple logo.  The eBay Find of the Week is a set of Apple logo wrenches.  James & John give their thoughts on a possible end to the Mac mini.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:Low End Mac: PowerBook 100Macintosh Folklore Radio

The Retro Mac of the Week is the LC 520, and the Collection Spotlight is on James's Big Apple Sign.  James and John also discuss an Apple I reproduction on eBay and Apple news from the past week.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other websites discussed in this episode:Charlotte Apple Computer ClubApple: Find a User GroupRetro Challenge 2007RetroMacCast ForumStunt CopterMacworld: Apple's greatest hits: 30 significant products

The Color Classic II is the Retro Mac of the Week.  A rare MacEnhancer is the eBay Find of the Week.  James interviews Satta about his stenciled Macintosh art.  Finally, James & John discuss some top ten lists.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map.Other websites discussed in this episode:Retrobits PodcastLow End Mac: Color Classic IIInstalling OS 8 & OS 8.1 on 68030 MacsSatta's Flickr PageStencil FestivalThe Secret of Apple Design10 Things We Hate About Apple10 Things We Love About Apple

This week James and John catch up on some listener e-mails.  The eBay Find of the Week is an iMac Prototype, and James and John discuss an Open Letter to Steve Jobs and one from Steve Jobs.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map.Other websites discussed in this episode:Dale's 540c Web ServerWikipedia: Power Macintosh 5500Low End Mac: Power Macintosh 5500Rare Apple Logo Cooler/Radio (relisted)Beagle Bros Online Museum

The Retro Mac of the Week is the Macintosh IIx despite what we said last week.  The Collection Spotlight is on the Apple Interactive TV Box.  James and John encourage listeners to read the Graphing Calculator Story.  eBay finds include a beautiful Apple II collection and a rare Apple cooler/radio.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in this podcast at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map.Other websites discussed in this episode:Google TechTalks: The Graphing Calculator StoryPirates of Silicon Valley

The Retro Mac of the Week is the Power Mac Cube, and the Collection Spotlight is on Classic Infocom Games.  James and John also take a look at the Mini vMac Macintosh Emulator.  eBay finds include a clear case iBook, prototype Apple scanner, and Apple logo shoes.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in this podcast at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map.Other websites discussed in this episode:Macintosh Folklore RadioCubeOwnerMac Cube: Is it all it's cracked up to be?Ars Technica Review: G4 Cube & Cinema DisplayThe Infocom GalleryMini vMac Macintosh EmulatorThe vMac ProjectCapturing a Mac ROM Image

It's the G-Day PreGame Show!! Yes, Im dead tired but here we are throwing down like the pros we are... yeah, right. we've got a few bits about this weeks practices and scrimmage as well as a look ahead to saturdays big game at 2pm. Guest coaches and secret plays, we'll be there to cover it all. And sure, Geoff, I'll try to do some live stuff from my seats!Check out the Frappr Map and then give us a call.....706-534-1516 Or email us at dawgcast@gmail.comThanks for listening!

Hopping from Day to Day, Hour to Hour and from one microphone to another - This episode reads feedback and attempts to explore the mystery, popularity and gross stupidities of dining on misery. What the hell is up with all these people who accentuate the negative ALL the time? - And what about the irrational popularity of reading seeing and hearing all about celebrity X every time he/she dresses badly gains 2 pounds or does something imperfect? New Members and fun activity on the IDDFOS forums - We welcome Veilelt to the Frappr Map . . . Plenty O'Stuff in this show. Not enough functioning brain in anim5 to get it posted last week where it belonged.

Hopping from Day to Day, Hour to Hour and from one microphone to another - This episode reads feedback and attempts to explore the mystery, popularity and gross stupidities of dining on misery. What the hell is up with all these people who accentuate the negative ALL the time? - And what about the irrational popularity of reading seeing and hearing all about celebrity X every time he/she dresses badly gains 2 pounds or does something imperfect? New Members and fun activity on the IDDFOS forums - We welcome Veilelt to the Frappr Map . . . Plenty O'Stuff in this show. Not enough functioning brain in anim5 to get it posted last week where it belonged.

Do we humans create our own reality through shared and focused belief? Do we turn our Myth into Truth effecting that reality in tangible ways? And, Are dogs more important than people? - Plenty of Quality and quantity in the way of Listener feed back! We hear from the Stealth Geek, Mister Tee, Sarah, Maddrjeffe, James Stubbs, Murray, Curt the Camera Guy, Draco-X and we have THREE new members of the Frappr Map to welcome! This episode has a 15 minute chipmonk rant at the end - and - Yes I have another new anti-snore plastic strip on my nose.

Do we humans create our own reality through shared and focused belief? Do we turn our Myth into Truth effecting that reality in tangible ways? And, Are dogs more important than people? - Plenty of Quality and quantity in the way of Listener feed back! We hear from the Stealth Geek, Mister Tee, Sarah, Maddrjeffe, James Stubbs, Murray, Curt the Camera Guy, Draco-X and we have THREE new members of the Frappr Map to welcome! This episode has a 15 minute chipmonk rant at the end - and - Yes I have another new anti-snore plastic strip on my nose.

This episode's main purpose is to share with you the email response sent in by Jason Godesky - Techno Shaman and author of "The Thirty Theses", a series of papers detailing the anthropological research supporting the revolutionary ideas of Daniel Quinn. Also, we welcome James Stubbs to the Frappr Map, we hear from Geekbeard, and read a brief letter from Derek. A letter that ties-in to one of the thirty theses with a synchronous idea, but arrives at a tribal behavior from another direction. A quick tip from me about turning large text files into portable mp3's. If you missed this link below, here it is again - CBC's Best of Ideas and the three part interview with Richard Kearney. Look for the mp3 files entitled "The God who May Be." Please treat yourself to a wealth of superb insights and refreshing ideas by hearing what he has to say about his religion of the imagination. As you hear it, keep in mind what Mister Tee wrote, and what you may have heard Tracy Hickman say on the recent Round Table Episode. The CBC page is updated every monday, so if you don't see the files there please search their archives. Episode 29 will explore email responses to Mister Tee's letter in IDDFOS #27 - Thus far we have responses from Camera Guy and Charon, but there's still time for YOU to add your thoughts. Episode 30 will return to the Thirty Theses. I'll be examining those on my own until then, hopefully so that I can discuss one or two points about them without starting at zero :) If you give them a read, and want to comment as well, Please do!

This episode's main purpose is to share with you the email response sent in by Jason Godesky - Techno Shaman and author of "The Thirty Theses", a series of papers detailing the anthropological research supporting the revolutionary ideas of Daniel Quinn. Also, we welcome James Stubbs to the Frappr Map, we hear from Geekbeard, and read a brief letter from Derek. A letter that ties-in to one of the thirty theses with a synchronous idea, but arrives at a tribal behavior from another direction. A quick tip from me about turning large text files into portable mp3's. If you missed this link below, here it is again - CBC's Best of Ideas and the three part interview with Richard Kearney. Look for the mp3 files entitled "The God who May Be." Please treat yourself to a wealth of superb insights and refreshing ideas by hearing what he has to say about his religion of the imagination. As you hear it, keep in mind what Mister Tee wrote, and what you may have heard Tracy Hickman say on the recent Round Table Episode. The CBC page is updated every monday, so if you don't see the files there please search their archives. Episode 29 will explore email responses to Mister Tee's letter in IDDFOS #27 - Thus far we have responses from Camera Guy and Charon, but there's still time for YOU to add your thoughts. Episode 30 will return to the Thirty Theses. I'll be examining those on my own until then, hopefully so that I can discuss one or two points about them without starting at zero :) If you give them a read, and want to comment as well, Please do!

Geek Beard and Timewind are welcomed to the Frappr Map! - Sarah shares some mathematical insights into infinity along with the humorous possibility of who may or may not exist according to Douglas Adams. (After meeting Nev, I am now convinced that HE is real, and I am a figment of my imagination.)Curt the Camera Guy lets us in on just how extensive his travels are, and offers a wealth of imagery from all over the United States. Thanks for being handy with that camera! - The main topic for #27: The insanity of religious intolerance. Mister Tee makes a strong case for clearing up our vision and taking a good long look at what's true and what isn't about people, regardless of what faith they practice. Also shared are insights into the Adam and Eve story.

Hey ich habe doch tatsächlich meine erste Klausur hinter mich gebracht und das gar net mal so schlecht! Wie genau eine Australische Klausur abläuft und vor allem an welchen Tagen, dass gibts nur in dieser Sendung! ;-) Außerdem bin ich für den OZ-Award vom Institut Ranke-Heinemann nominiert worden. Das ist das erste mal, dass ich überhaupt für etwas nominiert wurde! Also tut mir den Gefallen und seit sehr fleißig und stimmt ganz oft für mich ab! Den Link zur Abstimmung findet Ihr auf meiner Seite untern rechts, gleich unter meinen Links zu meiner Frappr Map. Danke das Ihr mir so fleißig zuhört! Euer Schuh

Geek Beard and Timewind are welcomed to the Frappr Map! - Sarah shares some mathematical insights into infinity along with the humorous possibility of who may or may not exist according to Douglas Adams. (After meeting Nev, I am now convinced that HE is real, and I am a figment of my imagination.)Curt the Camera Guy lets us in on just how extensive his travels are, and offers a wealth of imagery from all over the United States. Thanks for being handy with that camera! - The main topic for #27: The insanity of religious intolerance. Mister Tee makes a strong case for clearing up our vision and taking a good long look at what's true and what isn't about people, regardless of what faith they practice. Also shared are insights into the Adam and Eve story.

UGA  vs. Ol' Miss  Pre-Game  --  No overlooking an opponent here!! We give you the keys to the victory. A breakdown of what to look for in Miss and some other general notes. Smooth is back with a winning pick and we've got a great song in the break from Fort Minor. Billy Bob Thornton says "The DawgCast is my only source for great Dawg News!"Call us at  706-KEG-1516or email us at dawgcast@gmail.comThanks for listening...and dont forget to put a pin in our map on the homepage! Look for Frappr Map!

A few cool news items, we welcome back PSN correspondent and 5-time Emmy-winner John Davidson, we have a mini gear review of EZ Drummer and Charles Dye pokes his head in for a second with a special surprise for us! Pro Tools Available For Intel Macs! All McDSP Plugins Coming For Intel Mac! Steven Massey's L2007New Massey L2007 Plugin Released Audio Ease To Release Speakerphone Plugin Music Reduces Chronic Pain And Depression Celebrity Interview: PSN correspondent John Davidson is a 5-time Emmy-award winning audio post mixer. We haven't heard from John for awhile as he's been on hiatus enjoying his lovely new baby boy. This week he returns with more interesting facts, tips and tricks on the art of surround sound. John RalstonFeatured Performance: Last week we enjoyed the final part in a four-part series with Charles Dye. In that last segment he talked about some of his recent projects and mentioned an independent artist he was working with that really impressed him, John Ralston. We play you one of the recent cuts from John's project that Charles worked on, a song called I Believe In Ghosts. Charles pops in for a quick introduction. Charles DyeSee & Hear All Of Charles Dye's Recent Projects John Ralston's Site Gear Review: EZ Drummer Drum Track Creation Plugin Price EZ Drummer At Sweetwater! To Order Contact: Andy Diekroger Sweetwater Sound (800) 222-4700 Ext. #1273 7,000 Samples 8,000 MIDI Patterns Multiple Microphone Control Humanizer Functions Featured Studio: This week we're featuring a couple of shots of Mike Finley's home studio. We found Mike on the Frappr Map and have enjoyed learning about his setup. This is all contained in a second floor space and is a designated "Man Room". Mike Finley's Home Studio Mike Finley's Studio Axes Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question Q: What legendary rock guitarist (a pioneer of the hard rock and metal genre) was a session player on Tom Jones' hit record It's Not Unusual? A: Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin. Congratulations to Ronnie Marler and Aaron Griffith for submitting the correct answer. Ronnie kicked it up a notch by adding this tidbit: AC/DC drummer Chris Slade also performed on the track! Way to go Ronnie! See you next week! Tags: music recording studio home studio project studio mixing protools plugin digidesign frappr charles dye grammy creative commons sweetwater sound emmy john ralston tom jones jimmy page chris slade led zeppelin ac/dc it's not unusual surround sound dolby pro logic the cure bowflex

This was a very short show which I overviewed my new Frappr map. Please email me at bestworstobscure@gmail.com and the website where you can find all of the information about The Best, The Worst, The Obscure is bestworstobscure.podomatic.com

On OAP #9 we have an interview with Neil Bailey from Rookwood Sound Give Shoutouts to those registered on the Frappr Map (go on stick your pin in the map) HBA News – HR Awards broadcast on Hotbird 13 degrees east from 9.30pm on 1st April Cancer Research 10k runs at http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/10k/ Music from:- Slackstring – Wednesday Morning John Meed – The Children of the Sea Matthew Ebel – Wasting my time (you can buy his track from this link)

IrelandDigital Podcast No.19 is now online. Listen Here. In this show we discuss the Sunday Business Post Article on Podcasting, Irish Blog Awards, Vint Cerf at Google Dublin, more on Smart's 3G license and Babcock and Brown's move on Eircom.Subcribe for the Podcast in iTunes!Subscribe using the RSS feedCheck out Frappr Map and Sign Up - http://www.frappr.com/irelanddigital

February 3, 2006 - It's a sentimental podcast this week, as we reflect upon the final issue of Gotham Central. We also discuss the latest issues of X-Factor and Powers. Also, as a bonus, we discuss the graphic novel Tricked by Alex Robinson as well as celebrate the growth of our Frappr Map - http://www.frappr.com/ifanboy and answer some listener mail and give him a homework assignment and Robert Kirkman owes us $30 dollars. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Frappr Map, Podcasts a guy thing?, Firefox File Sharing Extension, Belkin Cable-Free USB Hub, Bluetooth, Secunia Windows Advisory for WMF files, sploitcast, Windows XP Home Edition support to end with 2006, VMWare Secure Browser Appliance, Upcoming Mac announcements at Macworld on Tuesday, iLife 06, and Tunatic Music Identifier

Doctor Who: Podshock Episode 20 For the Week of the 9th of January 2006 Running Time: 0:52:28 In this episode: News - Golden Moment of 2005, Casting Update of the 2006 series, Doctor Who Adventures magazine, Joseph Furst Passes Away. Features - Sylvester McCoy Interview and Joe (Omega) reviews "The Fearmonger" Big Finish audio adventure. Announcements - Message Board Forums, Frappr Map, Podshock Apparel Gallery, I-CON. Shout out to Joe Barlow. Promos - MMM Commentaries, Cinemaslave Hosted by James Naughton (UK), Ken Deep (US), and Louis Trapani (US) and Chris Rattray in Australia. Do you want the Enhanced Podcast AAC file format? Get our Enhanced Podcast version of this episode using our feed at http://www.gallifreyanembassy.org/podshock/podshock.xml

Doctor Who: Podshock Episode 20 For the Week of the 9th of January 2006 Running Time: 0:52:28 In this episode: News - Golden Moment of 2005, Casting Update of the 2006 series, Doctor Who Adventures magazine, Joseph Furst Passes Away. Features - Sylvester McCoy Interview and Joe (Omega) reviews "The Fearmonger" Big Finish audio adventure. Announcements - Message Board Forums, Frappr Map, Podshock Apparel Gallery, I-CON. Shout out to Joe Barlow. Promos - MMM Commentaries, Cinemaslave Hosted by James Naughton (UK), Ken Deep (US), and Louis Trapani (US) and Chris Rattray in Australia. Do you need the MP3 file format? Get our MP3 version of this episode using our MP3 dedicated feed at http://www.gallifreyanembassy.org/podshock/podshockmp3.xml