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Tuesday, September 24 marks the second anniversary of post-tropical storm Fiona's landfall on the southwest coast of Newfoundland. The storm caused devastation and heartbreak for residents there. Mark Lomond lost his family's fishing stage, and five houses owned by members of his family were destroyed. Lomond eventually salvaged a keepsake from the storm that will be part of an exhibit in New York on Tuesday. The exhibit is being held to coincide with the United Nations General Assembly and High-Level Week, which brings together world leaders to address global challenges. Bernice spoke with Lomond and with Conor Curtis of the Sierra Club, which put the exhibit together.

Step back in time to the Civil War era as you learn about Ben Lomond Historic Site's transformation from a plantation to a Confederate hospital, complete with tales of hauntings and Civil War graffiti. Your guide, historian and author Kevin Pawlak, leads the way through this hidden gem nestled near Manassas Battlefield National Park, just outside of Washington, D.C. Marvel at the resilience of the Pringle family, who witnessed the turmoil of battle from their home turned hospital. Learn about the lives of the enslaved people who called Ben Lomond home and delve into the complexities of their daily existence. Step into a world where history resonates not just through sights and sounds but through smells, as podcast creator and PBS TV host and producer Darley Newman takes you to discover the past in Prince William County in Northern Virginia.

In this live broadcast I'll be showing you the differences between the new Altra Timp 5 and the older version the Timp 4. I'll be reviewing the new Harrier Lomond insulated jacket, and I'll also be sharing the details of a super weird scam product that wouldn't look out of place as an April Fool's! PLUS I answer paid Patreon's gear questions live from our Patreon website and exclusive Patreon Facebook group.Originally on YouTube here https://youtube.com/live/W-xbWngl2agThis live broadcast / podcast is sponsored by Naak nutrition which I used on the Arc50. Use code WILDGINGERRUNNING for 15% off at https://uk.naak.com/RESOURCES:What do do with your old running gear - Fran from Kitsquad has the answer! https://youtube.com/live/Tt4lx__nHJchttps://kitsquad.co.uk/contact-us/Kit repair serviceshttps://www.scottishmountaingear.com/repair-servicehttps://www.snowdoniagearrepair.co.uk/https://www.homemadeadventures.co.uk/blogs/worn-out/outdoor-gear-repair-stationsThe 6 best superlight trail running waterproof jackets (OMM, Inov8, Salomon, Montane, UD, Ronhill) https://youtu.be/YGwn28U8RVgBest WATERPROOF JACKET for running 2020 (Inov8, Salomon, Montane, OMM, UD, Rab, Kalenji) £55-£190 https://youtu.be/rthsYRZ0nqQBest way to clean smelly running clothing and shoes (quick, easy & makes them last longer!) https://youtu.be/GXau7Pe8CIsBest way to reproof your waterproof running jacket & trousers (machine wash or by hand) https://youtu.be/_uS9i0KifH8My book, The Ultimate Trail Running Handbook https://amzn.to/3jgKvTyFollow me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/wildgingerrunning/Support me on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/WildGingerRunningMeet me at Nene Valley trail races https://nenevalleyraces.wordpress.com/ Fancy a show without ads? Subscribe! https://plus.acast.com/s/wildgingerrunning. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With over 20 years' experience in the golf industry, and having experienced some of the world's finest golfing venues and hospitality, Lomond Golf Tours Scotland are able to offer a unique experience with individually tailored tours of the finest golf courses, accommodation and travel in Scotland. On this episode of The Wednesday Match Play Podcast presented by Mindful "U", owner Iain Colquhoun gives us an overview of Lomond Golf Tours, explains the different experiences they offer off course including brewery tours and spa days, and shares how much a typical trip will cost. He also talks about his favorite places to play and his favorite scotches to drink. This was a passionate conversation and an honor having Iain on the show. Let's tee off.

Toby M. gives a talk at the 2023 Medicine Hat Roundup in September of 2023. Find us at https://maddogspeakers.com/

Join the couch as they discuss Ronaldo's benching, if the Ballon d'Or is flawed and outdated, and more Sturridge antics. As well as more in “Onside or Offside”: Benzema Joins Prison XI, Joey Champness vs. Besiktas Goalkeeper, United's new manager, Playing for more than one country, and Borussia Dortmund's new code of values. And answer Fan Questions: Joseph Akongo on Instagram "I think the Australian development system is one of the worst in the world…. Discuss.";Lomond on YouTube: "Love the podcast… Is Gerrard not ever winning the Prem a deciding factor in the Gerrard v Lampard v Scholes debate? Or is it more of an individual playstyle thing for you guys?". See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Ambient Meditations S2 Vol 50 - Lomond Campbell   Escape to the misty highlands of Scotland with this latest mix from Lomond Campbell, one of our most soothing and eclectic mixes yet. Unless you are very well versed in the world of ambient music, many of these artists will be new to you in the best of ways. Campbell has delivered an ethereal collection of cuts that are perfect fall companions for a walk outside or merely sitting by the fire enjoying a fine Scotch, the peatier, the better on this occasion. So go find a bottle of Laphroaig 10 year, and bask in this mix; you might even feel some cold condensation on your nose by the end of it all.  Ambient Meditations 50 Tracklist - Lomond Campbell Sean o duibhir a' ghleanna - Nuala Kennedy & Tara Breen Nighttime Rainbows - Toygasm Descent - Blanck Mass Pelog Blogg - Undermedvetenheten Adnos III - Eliane Radigue In Balgay Sillhouettes - Andrew Wasylyk Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt - Holly Herndon Azukiiro No Kaori - Susumu Yokota Reaction Diffusion - Hannah Peel Landstrasse 2020 - Hainbach Infinite Spin - Lomond Campbell Jojobell - Maarja Nuut lullaby for Klaus - Thor and Friends Behind her name chestnuts fall forever - Sofie Birch In The Fog III - Tim Hecker Berlin Nights - Neil Cowley Tennen - Hania Rani Rocky Mountains - Wendy Carlos and Rachel Elkind We Go Slow - Lomond Campbell Hope Dealers – Klein

Värmebölja och David säger: Tjenare Italienare! Hur tusan kan de dricka så mycket rökig whisky i sitt varma klimat? Veckans tema är Single cask, destilleriet är Macduff och veckans ord är Lomondpanna. Nej, inte från Loch Lomond alltså. Eller? Jo, nu alltså. Fast det kommer inte därifrån. Gah! Ni får lyssna för att förstå! Lär dig skillnaden mellan här och där https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9OLyJY36tI Order 66 från Star Wars https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Order_66 Vad var det i glaset då? Jeroen pimplade Mystery 1. Jag (David) har fått veta vad det är men har inte berättat för Jeroen än. David och Mathias drack vatten. Tjenare italienare! Morrice, Phillip, The Schweppes guide to Scotch (Sherborne: Alphabooks, 1983). Tom Bruce-Gardyne, ”Italy's love of single malt”, 13/11 2017: https://scotchwhisky.com/magazine/features/16796/italy-s-love-of-single-malt/ Om italiensk whiskyproduktion: Marco Zucchetti, ”Meet Italy's whisky pioneers”, 19/9 2017: https://scotchwhisky.com/magazine/around-the-world/from-our-correspondent/16113/meet-italy-s-whisky-pioneers/ Supernördintervjun från helvetet med Phillip Morrice om den där whiskyboken förresten: https://malt-review.com/2021/06/28/interview-with-philip-morrice-the-schweppes-guide-to-scotch/ Single cask och reglerna Technical file for Scotch whisky finns här: https://www.gov.uk/protected-food-drink-names/scotch-whisky Där står det ingenting om single casks! Scotch whisky regulations tar alltså inte heller upp vad single cask är: http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2009/2890/contents/made Det där med single casks från Glendronach: ”Glendronach confusion (or What is a 'single cask'?)”, 14/2 2014: https://myannoyingopinions.com/2014/02/14/glendronach-confusion-single-cask/ ”Glendronach revisited”, 23/3 2014: https://myannoyingopinions.com/2014/03/23/glendronach-single-casks-revisited/ Sedan kan det vara värt att ta del av Oliver Klimeks tankar om single casks, även om man får köra wayback machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20181107151122/ http://www.dramming.com/2010/08/15/whisky-myths-debunked-4-single-casks-rule/ Macduff Ta en snabb titt på destilleriet från luften här: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GS1WHqf8_h4 Att Bacardi minskat sin satsning på flera av sina singelmalter märks av att den tidigare hemsidan glendeveron.com numera redirectar till deras blends hemsida: https://www.dewars.com/ Veckans ord: Lomondpanna Bäst är grainentusiasten Phillip Storry: ”On Lomond stills”, 9/5 2018: https://www.philipstorry.net/thoughts/lomond-stills Kolla också: Kraaijeveld, Lex, ”Lomond stills & the oil enigma”, Malt maniacs E-pistle 2007/024: http://www.maltmaniacs.net/e-pistle-2007024-lomond-stills-the-oil-enigma/ Och: https://scotchwhisky.com/whiskypedia/2005/lomond/ David glömde alldeles att berätta att Inchdairnie glatt installerade en Lomondpanna 2015 i vilken de (delvis) gör ryewhisky. Kolla till exempel här: https://www.alltomwhisky.se/2020/07/inchdairnie-nytt-fascinerande-destilleri/ Här har vi Ugly Betty, den första Lomondpannan som alltså numera gör gin på Bruichladdich: http://www.islay.org.uk/2015/12/21/ugly-betty-still-at-bruichladdich-distillery-isle-of-islay/ Stort tack till: Martin Arvidsson och Leo Hallengren Här når du oss: En trea whisky på Facebook (https://ww.facebook.com/entreawhisky) Maila till oss på hej@entreawhisky.se Davids blogg tjederswhisky.se (https://www.tjederswhisky.se)

This is the first episode of December and so it’s time for a “My Favourite” edition. This time we take a look at lochs. 2020 has been Visit Scotland’s Year of Coasts and Waters and the theme is set to be rolled forward into 2021 as the nation continues to celebrate our vast array of lochs, waterways, islands and coastlines. With over 30,000 freshwater lochs - not to mention the fjords or sea lochs that fringe our coastline - there’s certainly plenty to discuss. Our blethers range across the blockbusters such as Lomond, Ness and Tay to the hidden gems. Monsters, myths and legends to world-renowned produce such as our oysters, mussels and scallops. We’ll even throw in a lake! Dive in - the water’s lovely! As always, we finish our 30-minute blether with our Scots words of the episode. Connect with us on Facebook! (https://www.facebook.com/scottishblethers) Follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/scottishblethers ) Help us spread the (Scots) word and share us with your friends. If you this enjoyed this episode, please subscribe on your podcast platform of choice and please leave us a review to help others find us ! Apple podcasts (https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/scottish-blethers/id1530635686) Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/3IlZkSBwK2DJt4GCYzJNyE) Google podcasts (https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8yYmU1Zjg1MC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw==) RSS Feed (https://anchor.fm/s/2be5f850/podcast/rss) Also available on Amazon Music, Anchor, RadioPublic, Breaker, PocketCasts and Overcast Thanks for listening! Liz, Susan & Helen Scottish Blethers Live Virtual Christmas Party - Wed Dec 9th 2020 Christmas is just around the corner and we have a special event for your diary - the Scottish Blethers Live Virtual Christmas Party. You’ve all been such an important part of our venture and we’ve loved sharing it with you. Now we have the opportunity to get to know each other better. You’ve listened to the Blethers, now it’s your turn to join the conversation as we share Christmas trivia, games and quizzes - all with a Scottish theme of course. The event is free, but we'd like you to snap up a free ticket via Eventbrite as we are limiting it to 30 people https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/scottish-blethers-christmas-party-tickets-130450056631 Save the date - Wednesday December 9th at 8.30pm GMT / 3.30pm EST / 12.30pm PST This will be a live virtual event on Zoom.

This time Old Bloke uses his lockdown daily exercise to uncover more links between King Arthur and The Vale of Leven. Nature and history collide as we trace his steps.

This time Old Bloke uses his lockdown daily exercise to uncover more links between King Arthur and The Vale of Leven. Nature and history collide as we trace his steps.

A few years after her Lomond venture, having sold Killdevil Lodge to the Anglican Church, Ella Manuel returned to Bonne Bay. She rented a house for the summer in Woody Point, made many new friends, and began to think of settling down. 

 Ella Manuel returned in the mid-1940s to Newfoundland, a divorced mother of two small boys. Chatting with American sportsman Lee Wulff about the need for fly-fishing camps in north-western Newfoundland, she suddenly decided to start a sports-fishing venture. In Lomond, the once busy logging town in Bonne Bay, she set up a summer-time operation at Killdevil Lodge. Though it did not prosper, Ella gloried in the beauty of her surroundings.  

Old Bloke is finally done with boating after a disastrous trip up loch lomond.

Old Bloke is finally done with boating after a disastrous trip up loch lomond.

Kicking off 2019 we have a brand new artist who is all about variation of dance music in his sets. You can catch him playing at his Delirium club nights in Falmouth each month. For this podcast mix, tech house is on the menu! https://www.littlesouth.com/lomond-debut-mix

Enjoy Famous Scottish songs for St. Andrew's Day or Burns Day, or any day of the week. You'll hear my entire album Scottish Songs of Drinking & Rebellion, plus a BONUS song that was just released. If you enjoy this show, LIKE it, SHARE it, post in the comments, or tell a friend. Then subscribe to the podcast and my mailing list at http://pubsong.net/ WHO'S PLAYING IN THE PUB TODAY? Today, we're playing my CD Scottish Songs of Drinking & Rebellion from start to finish. 0:54 Come Ye By Atholl 3:18 MacPherson's Farewell 6:44 Mingulay Boat Song 11:21 I'm a Rover, Seldom Sober 13:39 Ye Jacobites By Name 16:19 Scots Wha Hae 19:20 Loch Tay Boat Song 23:38 Barnyards of Delgaty 25:51 Jock Stuart 28:43 Ye Canna Shove Yer Granny 30:29 A Man's A Man For A' That 33:17 Green Grow the Rashes 37:34 Mari Mac 39:37 There Are No Pubs in Kirkintilloch 41:46 Skye Boat Song 44:36 Mairi's Wedding 46:39 Flower of Scotland 52:37 Loch Lomond If enjoy this album, please support the musicians who support this podcast, buy the CD, follow me on Spotify, and share the show. Pub Songs Podcast was produced by Marc Gunn. To subscribe, go to Apple Podcasts, Spotify or to our website where you can join the Gunn Runners Club for as little as $1 per month to support my music. You can get regular updates of new videos, podcasts, lyrics, stories behind the songs, plus 21 songs for free at www.pubsong.net. THANK YOU PATRONS I want to thank everyone in the Gunn Runners Club on Patreon. There are 149 people who pledge a $1 or more per month so that I can keep creating new music and entertainment for you. You are amazing. I want to thank my newest Gunn Runners: Tammy G. I was looking recently and I realized just how incredible membership in the club is. You get several albums of my music, videos, exclusive podcasts, and of course you're supporting this podcast as well as Celtfather Music & Travel. But you can also get discounts on merch, sheet music, and bootleg recordings. It's packed for just dollars per month. If you enjoy what I do, please consider making a pledge. Go to marcgunn.net to express your generous nature today!   PUB TALK Welcome to the Pub Songs Podcast. My name is Marc Gunn. I'm a Celtic Geek musician and podcaster. Once again, I'm sharing one of my albums from start to finish. St Andrew's is on November 30th this year. In addition to celebrating the feast of St. Andrew, it is also Scotland's official national holiday. So I'm gonna share my album Scottish Songs of Drinking & Rebellion, from start to finish in this show. This album was released on November 30, 2013, five years ago. It was fully produced, mixed and mastered by me. Nathan Deese is a Celtic musician from North Carolina. He sang background vocals on the album. He also played bass, guitar, mandolin, whistle and flute on "Come Ye By Athrol", Green Grow the Rashes", "Ye Jacobites By Name", and "Flower of Scotland". Daniel I Briggs sang background vocals as well and played bass, guitar, mandolin, octave mandolin and all other songs. Jody Richardson added violin on "Loch Tay Boat Song" Jon Richardson played concertina on "MacPherson's Farewell". Most of the tracks were recorded in January 2011. I took my family on a trip up to middle-of-no-where Kentucky to record, while Gwen and baby Kenzie visited a friend in Lexington. I recorded this album, Don't Go Drinking With Hobbits, and St Patrick's Day all at the same time. However, there were two tracks I re-recorded parts later. One was "Mingulay Boat Song". The other was "Flower of Scotland". And when you listen to those, notice the background vocals because I used the wrong settings on my USB preamp. So they came off more compressed sounding. And I LOVED the sound. They kinda make the songs. I found it humorous that in "Ye Canna Shove Yer Granny" that I repeated a verse accidentally. And I didn't notice it while I was editing. The front Photo on the album was taken by Jan Czenkusch on our Celtic Invasion of Scotland in 2013. She also took the pictures inside the CD. I took the ones on the back. And graphic design was by James McDaniel II. Now most of these songs are traditional except for "Flower of Scotland" which is by Roy Williamson. "Mingulay Boat Song" which is by Sir Hugh S. Roberton. "Mari's Wedding" is by John Roderick Bannerman. And "Skye Boat Song" is by Sir Harold Boulton.' And of course Robert Burns wrote "MacPherson's", "Jacobites", "Scots Wha Hae", "A Man's A Man" and "Green Grow the Rashes". I love this album. These are my absolute favorite Scottish, all except I couldn't get a good recording of "Loch Lomond". And some of these recordings, thanks to Nathan and Daniel, made this a powerhouse album in my opinion. Subscribe at Celtfather.com if you want to find out more about some of the songs in the future. And if you have any questions, email me.

This week on Shades of Blue Monique Loveless, Jazzie Knox, Taquaila Jackson and Felicia Michelle discuss Harlee’s discovery about the Intelligence unit, Lomond’s new love interest and Ramsey striking back. Gear up for “The Blue Wall” to maybe tumble down! The Shades Of Blue After Show: In our SHADES OF BLUE AFTER SHOW we recap, review and analyze each episode as Jennifer Lopez’s portrayal of Harlee Santos struggles to walk a line between loyalty, honour and betrayal, all the while working to keep everything together for her daughter. In addition to episodes discussion, we deliver the latest news and gossip surrounding the show and interview cast and crew alike to gleam a behind the scenes look. ABOUT SHADES OF BLUE: Jennifer Lopez stars as New York detective Harlee Santos, a single mother who runs with a group of dirty cops, taking her cut of the bribes and protection money to give her bright and promising daughter the best li

Our first ever live show! On Saturday night we recorded a podcast in stage in front of an audience at The Lomond Hotel. A rotating panel of guests join us including Rudi  Edsall, Nadja, Jason's Dad and comedian Danny McGinlay as we give the full rundown on our loss to Newcastle. We also award a Mehmet of the Week and take questions from our audience. The live show experience was absolutely chaotic and at times a little ridiculous, but a great achievement for our podcast to put together. We hope you enjoy. Sorry for any sound issues in the beginning. 

Ett samtal som kämpar för att handla om en liten hundvalp (cockerpoo) men som lyckas avhandla då mycket mer.Vi talar om Lomond, den sexiga hästen.Om förbannelsen att leva i en stad med svag landskapsidentitet.Om västgötska klichéer.Om rastorget på hundmässan.Om Mats Paulson och Staffan Percy och hur svårt det är att skilja dem åt.Om att leva i ett hem med lite för mycket textil.Om livet. Vänskapen. Allt. (Och säkert lite till.) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this travel talk, Rick Steves describes Scotland's rich culture and history as we visit windswept St. Andrews; an island distillery; Inverness in the Highlands; Lochs Ness, Garry and Lomond; the Isle of Skye; dramatic Glencoe and Bannockburn; seaside Oban; spiritual Isle of Iona; and the craggy castles of Edinburgh, Cawdor, Urquhart, and Eilean Donan. Visit http://www.ricksteves.com for more European travel information.

Recorded on the 18th November 2016 before a warehouse show with Kwaing Creosite this gorgeous session shows two things: one, that Ziggy and his Pumpkinseed collaborators are superbly talented and two, that strings sound absolutely fucking gorgeous in The Happiness Hotel. Recorded and mixed by my good self, with video by Mario Cruzado and photography by Kat Gollock.

Get up early, grab a bike and take a look round the back of your favourite hill. You might be surprised at what you find. Music Cycling Through Ikebukuro by Koen Park, Georgia Rose by Broadway Quartette, Wild Horse Of Stony Point and Brushy Fork Of Johns Creek by Black Twig Pickers, When The Mockingbirds Are Singing In […]

Yup, as you know, Song, by Toad Records is five years old so I thought a brief spin through the history of the label would be in order because, well, why the fuck not. There's quite a lot of stuff in the vaults here which has long since vanished into the mists of time, and it's interesting to look back at how we started, in two senses. Firstly, the roster was very obviously unrecognisable, primarily because it didn't really exist yet. We had a couple of pals who were willing to let us try and help promote their self-recorded bits and bobs, and some folk we thought were talented and knew were unsigned, but had no idea what they would make of us suggesting we try putting out their music for them. And secondly, there is the ambition. We started out expecting to do little more than assisting people with a self-release. We assumed we'd be working with scrappy little demos and bits of home-recorded EPs and things like that - just trying to get the bands a little bit of extra publicity which they didn't necessarily have the time to try and achieve for themselves. It think it's safe to say that, looking back five years later, I absolutely never in a million years dreamed we'd end up where we are now. Nor did I have the slightest understanding of how much we'd have to achieve, just to only get this far! But Rome wasn't built in a day, as they say. Apparently it took ages. 01. Meursault - The Furnace (00.20)02. Uhersky Brod - Seeing Ben Lomond (07.37)03. Nightjar - Lady of the Calico (14.47)04. The Savings and Loan - Swallows (18.07)05. Jesus H. Foxx - I'm Half the Man You Were (25.57)06. Loch Lomond - Elephants and Little Girls (33.06)07. Cold Seeds - The Perfume of Mexican Birds (41.19)08. Trips and Falls - And in Real Life He Wears Corduroy Pants (50.53)09. Yusuf Azak - The Key Underground (55.15)10. Rob St. John - Domino (1.03.30)11. Waiters - So-S0 (1.12.31)12. Sparrow and the Workshop - Autumn to Winter (1.19.40)13. The Leg - A Rat's Health (1.26.00)

It’s time to get a set of D6s ready to navigate your way through a show made up of some of our favourite new releases and reissues. The show takes its title from a splendid new release by friend of … Continue reading →

Video: YouTube - Vimeo Photos: Flickr Audio: zip download (right-click, save as) This is another one of those painfully late Toad Sessions which crashed into the bottleneck created when we recorded five sessions in a very short space space of time at the end of 2011 and then ended up putting most of them on ice when the label took over my life in early spring. Nevertheless, this is a lovely session, and as an acoustic one it is also something of a change of sound from the recent ones. Sam had played one of our gigs the previous night at Henry's Cellar Bar with Withered Hand and Mike MacFarlane, and the next day we recorded a session and promptly buggered off to the pub for a few pints. Thanks are due to Neil from Meursault who recorded this session, to Dylan Matthewsfor the photos, video camera work and excellent leftover turkey sandwiches, and to Ian Greenhill for helping with the filming, as well as for being gracious enough not to make me re-export all the videos after forgetting to add him to the credits because we recorded this damn thing so bloody long ago. As per usual, mp3s of the session tracks can be downloaded below for free, then there is the full interview podcast (tracklisting at the bottom of the page) and then the four individual session track videos, with the main video at the top of the page. Cheers - Woodpecker Wooliams in a couple of weeks! Samantha Crain - Paint (Toad Session) [audio:http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSession/SamanthaCrain-Paint-ToadSession.mp3] Samantha Crain - It's Simple (Toad Session) [audio:http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSession/SamanthaCrain-ItsSimple-ToadSession.mp3] Samantha Crain - Santa Fe (Toad Session) [audio:http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSession/SamanthaCrain-SantaFe-ToadSession.mp3] Samantha Crain - Churchill (Toad Session) [audio:http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSession/SamanthaCrain-Churchill-ToadSession.mp3] Toadcast #258 - Samantha Crain Toad Session by Song, By Toad on Mixcloud 01. Samantha Crain - Paint (Toad Session) (09.34) 02. Loch Lomond - Egg Song (15.50) 03. Broncho - Get Off My Reservations (18.47) 04. Samantha Crain - It's Simple (Toad Session) (29.14) 05. The Weather Station - Everything I Saw (35.01) 06. Robert Ellis - Friends Like Those (37.41) 07. Samantha Crain - Santa Fe (Toad Session) (53.33) 08. The Hotrats - Up the Junction (1.01.31)09. Langhorne Slim - Colette (1.04.44)10. Samantha Crain - Churchill (Toad Session) (1.24.15)

This is my annual World of Song, by Toad Records podcast, where I prattle on a bit about the stuff we have coming up in the new year.  I play a couple of things we released towards the tail end of the year, and some stuff by some of the new bands we're going to be working with for the first time in 2011. I also prattle on at immensely tedious length about the ins and outs of running a record label, which may or may not actually interest you at all, but it's there whether you like it or not.  We've got plans for some changes for the new year as well, with a new imprint for the label being launched, and a partnership with the Brothers Grimm for the creation of new lines of merch to go with every release.  It's going to be a bit exhausting, I think, but immense fun nevertheless. 01. King Post Kitsch - Eggshells (00.21) 02. Animal Magic Tricks - Heavenly Bodies (06.31) 03. The Savings and Loan - The Virgin's Lullaby (18.45) 04. Inspector Tapehead - Sugar on Your Sheets (22.00) 05. Rob St. John & the Braindead Collective - The Whites of Our Eyes (28.11) 06. Loch Lomond - Elephants and Little Girls (41.36) 07. Trips and Falls - This is All Going to End Badly (52.37) 08. Jesus H. Foxx - Plans (Alt. Version Demo) (54.59) 09. Meursault - Another (61.34) 10. Lach - I Want to Be With You (65.56) 11. Yusuf Azak - Lay Me Down (Demo) (76.49)