Podcast appearances and mentions of Marian Call

THE MUSIC OF AMERICA PODCAST HOLIDAY SPECIAL ROLLS ON WITH GUESTS D&H Music, John Tussey, Heavy Hitters, Brian Tovall and The Vision, Scott Owens, Glass Prism, Marian Call, Emily Wilson and The Prince of The Delta Blues Keith Johnson and the Big Muddy Band

Kapitelchen & Tracklist 0:00:00 zeon light – Do you want to hear a new beat? CC BY-NC 0:00:38 Biometrie im Alltag 0:09:24 Speedy Ortiz – Swim Fan CC BY-NC 0:13:12 B wie Beteigeuze 0:30:19 Blix Byrd – Mr. Decimal CC BY-NC-SA 0:33:37 Futuristische News: UFOs und UAPs; Supraleiter LK-99 0:49:02 Marian Call and Molly Lewis – Space Weird Thing CC BY-NC-SA 0:52:43 The Zoologist's Guide to the Galaxy: Beine 1:27:11 daryl dee – HEY GAV! CC BY 1:30:12 Barbie 1:46:32 Marian Call – The Liberal Arts Degree Waltz CC BY-NC-SA 1:50:10 Audiorätsel 1:58:46 Marian Call – The Elements, Expanded CC BY-NC-SA Shownotes The Zoologist's Guide to the Galaxy (Wikipedia) Mehr Wissenschaftliches über Beteigeuze z.B. hier: "Betelgeuse Just Is Not That Cool: Effective Temperature Alone Cannot Explain the Recent Dimming of Betelgeuse" von Emily M. Levesque und Philip Massey Credits & Lizenz Cover: basierend auf Robert Fludd Metaphysik und Natur- und Kunstgeschichte beider Welten, nämlich des Makro- und des Mikrokosmos, 1617; Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons Diese Folge erscheint unter CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, d.h. unsere Inhalte gerne teilen, remixen, aber uns bitte erwähnen und ja kein Geld verdienen! Musik siehe jeweilige Lizenzen.

Our week in Alaska winds up with Singer/Songwriter Marian CallSongs include:I Hope My Discipline Improves In TimeAnchorageStanding Stones

The Sundill Radio Hour for the week of 11/07/2022 featuring: Terra Spencer “Feels Like Home” Chasing Rabbits (2020 Terra Spencer) 5:03 Julian Taylor “I Am a Tree” Beyond the Reservoir (2022 Howling Turtle) 4:32 Hannah Wyatt “Hail Mary (And Start Again)” Iron Line (2021 Hannah Wyatt) 2:46 Connor Garvey “The Man I Want To Be” Another End of a Year (2022 COGAR) 4:15 The Black Feathers “Barcelona” Angel Dust & Cyanide (2022 The Black Feathers) 3:25 Vincent Cross “A Stranger I Came” The Life & Times of James ‘the Rooster' Corcoran (2020 Vincent Cross) 3:23 Ever More Nest “This Cloud” Out Here Now (2022 Ever More Nest) 3:24 The Rough & Tumble “Hard Times (You & Me)” Single (2022 Penny Jar) 3:12 John Smith “To the Shore” The Fray Variations (2022 Commoner) 3:13 Marian Call “Highway Five” Something Fierce (2011 Marian Call) 4:30 Dave Gunning “Beyond the Day” Up Against the Sky (2019 Wee House of Music) 3:38 Tim Ball “Sage Hen Waltz” Upstate Crossroads (2022 Tim Ball) 4:13 Jake Blount “The Man Was Burning” Single (2022 Jake Blount) 2:34

John and Scotto review Swears! by Marian Call and the Guttersnipes.Youtube AudioStream Downloadhttp://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/archive.org/download/thehearingswears/thehearingswears.mp3 Swears! on Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/album/05zsKWkWcewUielwKpbPmW?si=1_eNY4SfRXeExPqwTrTudgSwears! on Bandcamphttps://mariancall.bandcamp.com/album/swears PlaylistsJohn’s Best of The Hearing Playlisthttps://open.spotify.com/playlist/6hWWxJqHZNu0MY6kS35dRlScotto’s Best of The Hearing Playlisthttps://open.spotify.com/user/1232945495/playlist/2DHpKN5k4T7M7nDFl9aXaeThe Playlist of Unoriginalityhttps://open.spotify.com/user/1232945495/playlist/4nVqHVlBVgSVass55VwPxM

It's that time of year again! Time for BIRTHDAY BOY'S CHOICE! As per tradition, Ian is given license to choose whatever songs he wants to listen to this week, and also as per tradition, he chooses some weird bullshit. Revisit some earworms from his youth with us: "Tennessee Christmas" as performed by Lee Greenwood and "Our Love Is Like a Holiday" by Michael Bolton. Our ranking music this episode is "Christmas in L.A. (Yippee Ki Yay)" by Marian Call.

In this episode, Maureen Begley and Ang Buxton each pick a musician from the state of Alaska and tell the story of their journey. Maureen covers singer, song-writer and activist Marian Call. Ang takes on the story of Jewel Kilcher, the very same Jewel who asked the age old question: Who Will Save Your Soul? They also check in about protests, white flight, systemic oppression, family trauma, and sobriety. Recorded on June 8, 2020.

Today's episode is about all things food related. Hope you're hungry, cause we got plenty to serve. Don't forget to support the artists featured in this episode. You can acquire their music by clicking on the links below. You can also find more about how to find them and their music under their artist profiles. Producer: Scooter Mann Host: Scooter Mann Audio Engineering: Scooter Mann Featured Artists 1. Zach Sherwin - Produce 2. CG5 - EGG 3. Meri Amber - Pizza and Ice Cream 4. bill wurtz - The Moon Is Made of Cheese (But I Can’t Taste It) 5. The Cog is Dead - The Gumbo Song (Feat. Professor Elemental) 6. Brandon Jamar Scott - Lasagna 7. Marian Call - The Avocado Song 8. The Aquabats! - Burger Rain Special Guests: bill wurtz, Brandon Jamar Scott, CG5, Marian Call, Meri Amber , Professor Elemental, The Aquabats!, The Cog is Dead, and Zach Sherwin.

Musician Marian Call appeared on New Disruptors back in October 2013. Her home was in Alaska, but she spent a lot of time away from it touring. With six more years under her belt, she's trying to stick closer to her community in Juneau. One of the reasons? Her husband Pat Race, an illustrator, gallery owner, videographer, filmmaker, and part-time adult camp operator. We talk about their independent careers and where both find themselves—besides in Alaska—and how they converge and diverge with their work. Also, we learn just how hopping a town Juneau is for creative people! Marian on the universe of entertainment now available and what we contend for as artists: “I can't place too many demands on people's attention knowing they have all the options in the world.” Find them both on Twitter: @mariancall and @alaskarobotics. Patrons This episode is also brought to you in part by Disruptor-level patrons Charles Arthur, M.E. Achterman, Nic Barajas, and Dylan Wilbanks. You can become a patron of the show on a one-time or recurring basis, and get rewards like an exclusive enamel pin and being thanked in this fashion! Show notes Alaska Robotics Gallery is both a physical place in Juneau and an online store Pat's I Voted stickers made a splash The Alaska Robotics Comics Camp Marian's Firefly album that helped start it all Marian's Bandcamp page The interactive Casablanca experience in Juneau If you don't know Kate Beaton's work, please seek it out Enneagrams Pat's shop was nominated for the 2019 Eisner Spirit of Comics Retailer Award

This week Kevin and Mykie chat with the marvelous Marian Call! We caught up with her for a quick chat after her show at FenCon XV to find out more about her music, her story and her wonderful insights on being nerdy. Stay tuned at the end of the episode to hear the title track off of Marian's latest album, Standing Stones. For more info and jams, check out mariancall.com and follow her on twitter @mariancall.

Encore release September 2, 2018. Encore release May 26, 2017.   Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum says the concept of separation of church and state makes him want to "throw up." Fellow Catholic JFK would have disagreed. And speaking of wanting to throw up, conservative radio blowhard Rush Limbaugh issues a peculiarly nonapologetic apology to college student Sandra Fluke. Last week Limbaugh labeled Fluke a "slut" and a "prostitute" because of her Congressional testimony in favor of ensuring that birth control is covered in university healthcare programs. Oh, the horror! Watch Ms. Fluke's testimony here. ANNOUNCEMENTS John and Allison will be attending a Marian Call concert in metro Atlanta (at the Doravllle Civic Center, specifically) on Saturday, March 10th. If you like folksy-but-clever Americana in the vein of Susan Werner, you will love Marian Call. For details visit MarianCall.com. CONTACT Visit our blog at AmericanFreethought.com. Visit the podcast at AmericanFreethought.LibSyn.com. Email us at john@americanfreethought.com or david@americanfreethought.com. (John and David are available, either together or separately, to speak in person to your group.) If you like what you hear, take a moment and leave feedback on our iTunes feed. Join our communities at Facebook, Atheist Nexus, Think Atheist or Yahoo Groups. Shop through us at Amazon.com or at CafePress.com. If you’d like to donate to the operation of this podcast, you can contribute through PayPal to editor@scifidimensions.com. We promise not to spend it on beer. March 3, 2012. Hosted by John C. Snider and David Driscoll.

Ken has another chat with singer/songwriter Marian Call, about touring, playlists, Standing Stones, Space Camp, karaoke, concerts, bears, and houses sliding down hills.

Christmas 2017 Episode Join the Crew as they attempt to pull off the greatest heist ever: kidnap Santa. Join us for hilarity, daring escapes, danger, and holiday singing. Special thanks to Orks Unlimited and Marian Call. Check out our website at chaoticgoodnesspodcast.com, Twitter @chaotic_podcast and like our Facebook page! You can also rate and review the podcast at Podchaser

Singer/songwriter Seth Boyer loves riding, talking, and just thinking about motorcycles. Grab your leather pants and settle in for some "throttle therapy!" Thanks, as always, to Molly Lewis for our theme music.

Singer and songwriter Marian Call is here to discuss music and history. Along the way we discuss musicians that don't want you to spread the word, how sometimes the easiest way to get something done is to join a nunnery, and how, when self-employed, to manage your most difficult employeeSignature Cocktail: VespersIt's a drink to quiet our minds, calm our hearts, and move toward deeper levels of our own nature1 teaspoon dry vermouth1 1/2oz single malt scotch1/2oz Pedro Ximenez sherry1/2oz Amaro Montenegro2 grinds black peppertwist of lemon, to garnishPour the vermouth into a cocktail glass, turning the glass to coat the entire internal surface. Combine scotch, sherry, amaro and pepper in a mixing jug with ice and stir rapidly to combine. Tip the vermouth out of the glass, and strain in the cocktail. Top with another grind of pepper, and garnish with a twist of lemon peelFollow Marian on Twitter at @MarianCall, follow the show at @TheMathOfYou, and my wacky adventures at @lokified. If you'd like to be a guest on the show, send an email to themathofyou@gmail.com.If you like the music on the show, go to bit.ly/TheMathOfYou See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of Tell Me About Your Song, Marian Call talks about her song 'Oregon Trail'. Enjoy! You can also hear the song at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SndQr_0IxVI A full transcript of the episode, plus links and other things related to what we talked about, can be found at http://yoursongpodcast.tumblr.com/post/160184559554/for-tell-me-about-your-song-79-songwriter .  

Hi Podcast Listeners! Thanks for downloading! In the first segment, Ryan and Dave talk about their upcoming trip to see John Wick: Chapter 2. They are quite excited about it. They also discuss a recent Ari Herstand Bandzoogle article, "How (and Why) to Hit the Road." If you are wondering how to put together an effective tour without a booking agent, this episode is for you. You can find Herstand's article here: www.bandzoogle.com/blog/how-and-why-to-hit-the-road. In the second segment, singer-songwriter (and one of Ryan's favorite artists) Marian Call stops by for her second visit to the Podcast. She discusses her upcoming album "Standing Stones," which is available on February 24th. Marian gives lots of great tips on effective crowdfunding as well. Don't miss this interview! Check out more of Marian's fantastic work by visiting www.mariancall.com. In the final block of the show, Ryan debuts a new "Music Jerk of the Week" segment and Ryan and Dave break down the Grammys. As you can imagine, Dave is mad about Metallica's sound issues at the show, and his anger is quite hilarious. Thank you all very much for listening! Rate/review/subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes and SoundCloud. Like Break the Business on Facebook. Follow Ryan @ryankair and Dave @metaldave85. And tell a friend about the show! And visit www.breakthebusiness.com to get a copy of Ryan's Book "Break the Business: Declaring Your Independence and Achieving True Success in the Music Industry."

For our final interview of 2016, I talk to musician and proud Alaskan resident Marian Call about touring, audiences, and the internet.

In this final episode of Anomaly Supplemental, KC and Sue give our recommendations, list off some of the topics we never got around to, and discuss the 2008 sensation: Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog. As usual, we talk about our favorite parts, dig up some trivia, and go on several tangents. This might be the last Anomaly Supplemental, but don’t worry – we won’t disappear. There is a new project in the works. In the meantime, you can follow KC on Twitter (@ThatKCRyan), follow Sue (@spaltor) on Twitter, and hear Sue on Women at Warp (womenatwarp.com). Special thanks - for this episode and for the show as a whole - go out to Marian Call, Rick Moyer, Simon Meddings, Jen, Angela, Sarah, Anne, and everyone who’s supported us over the last 5 years. www.anomalypodcast.com @anomalypodcast facebook.com/AnomalyPodcast

SLB Mini Set List 9 – Marian Call  Marian Call is an amazing singer songwriter from Juno Alaska that has released multiple albums.  She is a lover of all things geek and her album Got to Fly has songs that were inspired by Battlestar Galactica and Firefly.  She is a lovely person and a talented musician.  Please go check out her stuff at http://mariancall.com/ and when you buy a CD (which you should) tell her Set Lusting Bruce sent you!  Marian's Twitter @mariancall  Voting is now open for the 2016 People Choice Podcast Awards.  Set Lusting Bruce has been nominated in the Music Category and we need your help.  Go to http://www.podcastawards.com/ and vote for our show under the music category and vote for  Matt and Mattinglys Ice Cream Social in the comedy category.  You can vote once a day up till June 12th.  As a thank you and as a reward for thinking of us each day, we will be releasing a mini episode every day till voting ends.

We review 1967's You're In Love, Charlie Brown, in which Charlie Brown repeatedly divests himself of all responsibility for his foolish, self-defeating choices. This largely embarrassing specimen of a Charlie Brown special is redeemed by the introduction of Grown-Up Trombone Voice, the Little Red Haired Girl, & Peppermint Patty! Topics of discussion include: peanut butter sandwiches; garbage playground taunt songs; putting hair poofs & breasts on cartoon birds; a delicate whisper of leafblower noise in the background of this sound mix; the coining of the superlative "trilbiest"; chaos muppets; Charlie Brown as assassin; Aunt Miriam, Marian Call's grizzled in-universe counterpart; several exemplars of terrible behavior Questions? Comments? Dump them into our asking box. You're In Love, Charlie Brown is available for your home viewing on iTunes, DailyMotion, and DVD. Audio blandishment by Ken Plume.

What effects do streaming have on the music industry overall? Ryan and his co-host JC talk about a recent article written by two music economists who discuss that point. R & J break down the article, share their thoughts, and discuss what its findings mean for indie artists. In the second segment, singer-songwriter Marian Call stops by to talk about her upcoming album, her recent uber-successful crowdfunding campaign, and how she makes her awesome music videos. She gives tons of great advice for indie artists on those topics. In the final segment, Ryan and JC discuss Adele's newest, internet-breaking, video and JC challenges Ryan to his own music game show. Thanks for listening! Break the Business is a podcast for indie artists and the people who love them. Each week, we give tips to empower indies to take control of their careers and make the most of their talent. Be sure to rate/review/subscribe to the Break the Business Podcast on SoundCloud and iTunes. Your support is important to us. If you have any questions or want to propose a show topic, e-mail us at breakthebusiness@gmail.com. Music Credit: "Dear Mister Darcy" by Marian Call. Visit her website at www.mariancall.com.

Roderick on the Line - Ep. 148: “Can’t Find the Starch” on Huffduffer The Problem: You need the belt to see the belt. This episode of Roderick on the Line is brought to you by Cards Against Humanity. Thanks to Marian Call for greeting John this month.

Kevin and Kornflake talk about "Kyle and Luke Talk About Toons," as well as the end of Saturday morning cartoons on network TV (but to us, of course, they'll never really go away -- and that's one to grow on); Kevin reports on MICE (the Massachusetts Independent Comics Expo), at which he found comic books featuring Andre the Giant, high school life, brain parts, private parts, turkeys, and a wicked chicken queen; and Marian Call teaches us how to chomp like a shark. Also: International Skeptics Day might be this week, but we still love Bigfoot.

This week Matt chats with the singer-songwriter from Juneau, Alaska — and Rennaissance woman of lyrical subjects — Marian Call. After the release of her newest record, Marian Call Sings the Classics Vol. 1, she is well on her way through her Autumn Tour from Portland to Portland. She'll find herself in NYC on October 19th at 6pm, performing at Rockwood Music Hall at 196 Allen St. She can also be found on MC Frontalot's new record Question Bedtime, in the song "Mornings Come and Go." Today, she shares her thoughts on the process of making a new record, with various "nerdigressions" from comic books to Doctor Who. Continue reading

A little change of direction this week. Marian Call is a singer/songwriter who makes her home in Alaska. We met a few years back through some mutual friends when we were both living in Anchorage. For the last several years, she's built a musical career on the Internet one fan at a time, and her fans love her. She graciously took time out of her recent West Coast tour (with IMGP alumnus Seth Boyer accompanying her) to come record this great version of "Homeward Bound" by Simon & Garfunkel.

"At The Races"

"O ComiCon"

"Elementary"

"I Hope My Discipline Improves Over Time"

"The Elements"

Happy New Year, Anomaly listeners! Right before the busy holiday season, Sue and I took some time to chat about modern animation classic, Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas. The ladies also quickly discuss what they've been up to, and sneak in an impromptu review of Disney's Frozen. So, spoiler warning for those who have not seen it yet. The Frozen mini-review runs about 5 to 6 minutes long for those who want to remain spoiler-free. Theme music is used by permission of Marian Call. Go to mariancall.com for more information and music, including her latest album, Sketchbook. For more information on Anomaly and Anomaly Supplemental, visit www.anomalypodcast.com. Have questions, feedback or comments for the Supplemental ladies? Send your emails and mp3s to moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.com.

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, KC and Sue discuss why the horror genre appeals to the masses. Topics include psychological effects, blending horror with other genres, and the select scary movies and TV that the Supplemental ladies enjoy. Theme music is used by permission of Marian Call. (http://www.mariancall.com) Have feedback or comments? Send us an email or mp3 audio to moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.com! Next episode topic: Bryan Fuller's Pushing Daisies (TV Show)

Marian Call is an Alaskan chanteuse who found an audience after winning a Firefly-related song contest in 2007. She has run her music career as an independent grassroots effort ever since. She connects with her fans constantly and directly, both through social media and crowdfunding, and sleeping on their floors during tours and house concerts. She spends a lot of time on the road, and we talked in person (appropriately enough, in my living room) right after GeekGirlCon 2013 in Seattle in October. She lives on Twitter @mariancall and is currently on tour in Europe.

Sue and KC have a long philosophical chat about good versus evil and whether superheroes should be responsible for property damage. Though neither of us grew up comic book readers, we discuss the influence of superheroes like Batman, Superman, the Avengers, the X-Men, Spiderman and so on; we also bring up superhero-inspired projects like The Incredibles, Hulu's The Awesomes, and Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. Brief warning: while some of the spoilers we mention are a few decades old, there are spoilers for newer properties like Irredeemable. Visit the Show Notes for more info. Theme music is used by permission of Marian Call. (http://www.mariancall.com) Have comments and feedback for us? Send the Supplemental ladies an email at moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.com or leave a voicemail at 248-419-GEEK (4335).!

Ten months in the making, it is finally here! Our Halloween 2012 episode! As explained at the start of the podcast, the scheduling of this episode was derailed a bit by Hurricane/Superstorm Sandy, and holidays, and moving, etc. And since it was more important to try to keep new episodes on schedule, the editing of this episode fell by the wayside. But the wait is over! As usual, KC and I talk about our favorite lines, characters, scenes, and supernatural creatures in the film. We also ponder Ghostbusters II, complain about the state of commercially-available Halloween costumes, praise the cultural pervasiveness of this franchise, and discuss the state of comedy genre films.  This episode carries an explicit tag for some mild swearing in audio clips used. Theme music for Anomaly Supplemental is used by permission of Marian Call (www.mariancall.com). Have something to say? Email us at moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.com or call and leave us a voicemail at 248-419-GEEK (4335).

This past Sunday (July 14, 2013), I sat down at the virtual table with Joe Crowe and Gary Mitchel, the co-directors of the American Sci-Fi Classics Track at Dragon Con. We talk about their history with Dragon Con, how they wound up track directors, guest and fan panels coming up this year, and share some stories about Dragon Cons past. Also, Joe and Gary confirm one of my panels, discuss a right of passage for this track, and identify what is possibly the greatest sci-fi show to have ever graced the television screen. Visit AnomalyPodcast.com for full show notes. Theme music, "The Nerd Anthem," is used by permission of Marian Call, who is currently on tour - so check out her site to see when she'll be near you. "Last Dragon Con" (a parody of Katy Perry's "Last Friday Night") was written and performed by Deena Roth.

Here we go again!  Kasey and I set out to talk about episodes 8-10* of Doctor Who, Series 7 - "Cold War," "Hide," and "Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS."  Of course, because it's us, we got a little sidetracked.  So, you'll also hear about Arthur Darvill's stint on Broadway in the Tony-winning musical "Once," and how I thought he did when I was there last Saturday.  And also, how not to behave when you go to see an actor you know from genre TV do another project.  Plus, our hopes for the remainder of Series 7, frustration over what appear to be several let-downs so far, and our nervousness and skepticism over the up-coming episode titled "The Name of the Doctor." As always:  SPOILERS MAY BE CLOSER THAN THEY APPEAR. *Okay, so our episode numbering got wonky.  I was following the tardis.wikia numbering, which originally put the Christmas special as Episode 6.  Which made "The Bells of Saint John" and "The Rings of Akhaten" Episodes 7-8.  But now, the Christmas special is not being considered a numbered episode....  Whatever.  So, in the interest of conformity, episode numbers for the last Moment of Who are incorrect.  Oh well. Want to put in your two cents?  Email moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.com with text or audio comments, or give us a call at 248-419-GEEK (4335). Theme music for Anomaly Supplemental used by permission of Marian Call.

Listen Up! We're back with show number 213... which was also my homeroom number in Junior High.We're back!Paul has been sickLance Armstrong admits to dopingTune 1: Aurora Borealis by Marian CallHomework is due. Is The Big Bang Theory offensive to Geeks?Tune 2: Glasses by Jonathan CoultonDid Glee steal Jonathan Coulton's arrangement and tracks?Stay warm!Some of these sounds were used in the making of this podcast.

Listen Up! Welcome to show number 210, our final show of 2012.What are we thankful for?Tune 1: Anchorage by Marian CallOur 2012 highlights. What are yours?Tune 2: Kitchen Song by Valorie MillerOur resolutions. What are yours?Happy New Year!!Some of these sounds were using in the making of this podcast.

This month we both bring interviews: Wendy speaks with Cindy from the Arizona Browncoats about their successful bid for the 2013 Browncoat Ball; while Odile caught up with Marian Call and Scott Barken during Marian's first European tour. Enjoy!

This month we both bring interviews: Wendy speaks with Cindy from the Arizona Browncoats about their successful bid for the 2013 Browncoat Ball; while Odile caught up with Marian Call and Scott Barken during Marian's first European tour. Enjoy!

October! So many things; fallen leaves, the nip in the air and it has been a year since Odile attended the Browncoat Ball ... This year it heralds the start of Marian Call's first ever tour of Europe and we are mighty pleased that she's coming. Following on from our support of Sean Maher's web project, "Retcon", we also spoke with creator, writer and leading lady, Miley Yamamoto, to learn more about the project and what Browncoats can do to continue to support it. Both interviews are fabulous and Odile and I want to thank both Marian and Miley for getting up early to fit in with us. Enjoy!

October! So many things; fallen leaves, the nip in the air and it has been a year since Odile attended the Browncoat Ball ... This year it heralds the start of Marian Call's first ever tour of Europe and we are mighty pleased that she's coming. Following on from our support of Sean Maher's web project, "Retcon", we also spoke with creator, writer and leading lady, Miley Yamamoto, to learn more about the project and what Browncoats can do to continue to support it. Both interviews are fabulous and Odile and I want to thank both Marian and Miley for getting up early to fit in with us. Enjoy!

Listen Up! Come with me, and you'll be, in a world of pure imagination, take a look, and you'll see, show number 198. Hello!Just where is Glenn Beck? WHO CARES!Space Shuttle Endeavor has one last flight around the countryWe have a very simple solution to cut down on military suicidesTune 1: I'll Still be a Geek After Nobody Thinks it's Chic by Marian CallThe Invisible Man: How the right has been, and is continuing to talk about the empty chair that is President ObamaTune 2: The Letter by Peter WitteBye bye!Some of these sounds were used in the making of this show.

In this edition of Anomaly, Jen and Angela talk about Firefly: Jayne's Town--the episode where Jayne gets a song, a mud statue and a town of adoring followers. He's too proud to live and too dumb to die, Lord knows how his mamma she tried...and he always meant well while he's going to Hell, still it's good to have Jayne on your side. Included in this installment are episode clips, the song: "It's Good to Have Jayne on Your side", sung by Marian Call and Sue's DragonCon panel schedule (if you're going, stop by and say "hi"). Please send your feedback to girlygeekz@gmail.com. Visit Anomalypodcast.com for this episode's shownotes. There you'll you can find a link to Marian Call's web site and the song played, links to the podcasts we promte in this episode, a link to Sue's DragonCon schedule, subscription information, social media and blog links our newsletter and much more. Please don't forget to Anomaly on iTunes and anywhere Anomaly is available. If you have a few dollars to spare, Anomaly depends on generous donations from the listeners and the hosts are always very grateful for their gifts however small. Tell a friend about the show. Thank you for listening! Keep flying!

Marian Call performs at w00tstock 4.0 in July of 2012.

Marian Call performs at w00tstock 4.0 in July of 2012.

Marian Call performs at w00tstock 4.0 in July of 2012.

Marian Call performs at w00tstock 4.0 in July of 2012.

Our show this month is rather shorter than usual, but we have a lot to talk about!We talk about the forthcoming European tour by Browncoat favourite, Marian Call which has been fan funded via Kickstarter.We also talk about Zachary Levi ("Chuck") and his Nerd Machine friends on their new web three-parter called "Trailer Park Heroes". Lastly, if it's July, then it must be San Diego Comic Con and as we all know, the Science Channel is hosting a 10th Anniversary Firefly Reunion Panel on Friday 13 July so we speculate on what will happen on the 13th of July. Enjoy!

Our show this month is rather shorter than usual, but we have a lot to talk about!We talk about the forthcoming European tour by Browncoat favourite, Marian Call which has been fan funded via Kickstarter.We also talk about Zachary Levi ("Chuck") and his Nerd Machine friends on their new web three-parter called "Trailer Park Heroes". Lastly, if it's July, then it must be San Diego Comic Con and as we all know, the Science Channel is hosting a 10th Anniversary Firefly Reunion Panel on Friday 13 July so we speculate on what will happen on the 13th of July. Enjoy!

Ken chats with singer/songwriter Marian Call about Alaska, ferry tours, long roads, tours that don't tour, and Pooh karaoke.

This week I had the great privilege of speaking to Alaskan singer and songwriter Marian Call.  Oh, did I mention she’s a Browncoat too? Sometime ago I discovered Marian’s work from her album Got To Fly, which is an album inspired by some of my favorite science-fiction.  That album got my interest, but the rest of her […]

In this special interview, Sue and Kasey from Anomaly Supplemental chat with Marian Call. For more information go to our show notes at anomalypodcast.com/anomaly-interview-marian-call

In this special two part episode Jen and Angela, the hosts of Anomaly, join forces with Kasey, Anne and Sue from Anomaly Supplemental as well as guest host: Bethany from The Star Wars Report, to discuss how women are treated in sci-fi, fantasy and fandom. Look for interviews related to this topic to appear about every other day. Those interviews include Mignon Fogarty, Teal Sherer, Mur Lafferty, Marian Call, Jessica Mills and Carrie Goldman. Show notes are located at the anomaly web site. Please visit anomalypodcast.com to find out how you can send feedback. Rate us on iTunes, follow us on Twitter: @AnomalyPodcast and like us on Facebook. 

In this special two part episode Jen and Angela, the hosts of Anomaly, join forces with Kasey, Anne and Sue from Anomaly Supplemental to discuss how women are treated in sci-fi, fantasy and fandom. Look for part two to enter the feed in the next day or two. After that interviews related to this topic will appear about every other day. Those interviews include Mignon Fogarty, Teal Sherer, Mur Lafferty, Marian Call and Carrie Goldman. 

Marian Call delivers whimsical Alaskan folk funk for the Coffee Counter-Culture. She sounds a little like Joni Mitchell & Regina Spektor raising the child of Jason Mraz & Erin McKeown. Call's sound is always soulful, honest, and clever, loved by all types -- computer geeks, church ladies, teenage thugs, NPR listeners, and urban hipsters worldwide.

On Wednesday, May 18, 2011, I had the pleasure of sitting down with featured independent musician, Marian Call (@mariancall), to pre-record an interview for the Geeky Pleasures Radio Show on The Look 24/7 (@TheLook247). The interview aired Friday, May 20, 2011. Because Marian is so extremely busy at the moment, we didn’t have time to geek-out […]

Russ, Raef, and Craig can hardly contain their excitment as they get to chat with one of their favorite miniatures rules designers Alessio Cavatore!  Learn how he got started in the industry, what he's worked on and what his latest projects are with Mantic and other companies. After that, Total Fan Girl is very excited to sit down with singer and song writer Marian Call in an extended TFG segment. And finally, Raef and Russ talk tech and update listeners on their tech lair set up.  How does the new TV tech fit into their set ups?  Do consoles still solve all their needs?  And what the heck does the Kinect have to do with anything?  All that and our other not-too-horrible segments including:  - The Hollywood Minute - What's in the News - Do You Ever Notice - Voicemail - & More If you'd like to discuss the show with us and others in our forum thread: .   The following fine organizations help make this show possible:  , on behalf of friendly, professional gaming stores everywhere.         ==Quick Reference== The News:  1 hr 4 min Alessio Cavatore Interview:  1 hr 12 min Hollywood Minute: 2hr  8min Total Fan Girl: 2 hr 22 min Voicemail: 2 hr 57 Tech Talk: 3 hr 0 min     Links Discussed in the show: Marian Call: Craig's Bookshelf:  Raef's Blog:  Craig's Blog:  Russ's Blog: Total Fan Girl Blog:  Pulp Gamer Network:   

Ken Plume has a chat with singer/songwriter Marian Call about the road, social networking, and poor Delaware.

A new movie is coming out in the Firefly verse which seems the perfect time to release a new album. I've had this idea on my brain for quite a while. A couple weeks ago, I finally figured out how I could make that happen. It involves DragonCon, the Bedlam Bards and YOU! Come to DragonCon and you can be a part of the new CD. Music from Marc Gunn, Bedlam Bards, Persephone Pickers, Brobdingnagian Bards, Michelle Dockery, Marian Call. Check out http://FireflyDrinkingSongs.com  You can listen to the Firefly Drinking Songs playlist on Spotify and don't forget to Follow Me on Spotify.   Firefly Pub Songs "Browncoats Keep Flyin'" by Marc Gunn from Browncoats Redemption Tribute Album and Sci Fi Drinking Songs lyrics by Rie Sheridan Rose "The Ballad of Joss" by Bedlam Bards from On the Drift "Air Through The Engine" by Persephone Pickers from Sounds Of The Verse "The Fall of Serenity Valley by Brobdingnagian Bards from Done the Impossible Soundtrack (The Fans' Tale of Firefly & Serenity) "Mal's Song" by Michelle Dockrey from Thirteen "Never Did Catch Her Name" by Marian Call from Sing a Song of Saffron   Marc Gunn in the News "Monahan's Mudder's Milk" was used on Season 6.9 of The Signal Podcast in their audio drama "Around the Verse in 80 Days". Beach Holiday blog features my Irish & Celtic Music Podcast in their blog roll. Tiscale Finale features my song "The Bridge" SoulGeek's feature on DragonCon mentions my name as a performer. Wandering Geek mentions my show times at GenCon Rie Sheridan Rose posted a video of "Black Velvet Band" and  "Old Dun Cow" on YouTube from my show in Austin.   Support the Podcast If this show entertained, you can return the favor… Buy Me a Pint! Find out more about Marc Gunn and buy Celtic Music CDs.   Notes: Browncoats Redemption August Music Promotion iMixes Contest: Why do you like Marc Gunn's music? Question of the Day: What are you doing that's exceptional? Have a website?   Upcoming Shows: Aug 6: Indianapolis, Indiana - GenCon Indianapolis Aug 21: Maynard, AR - Blackthorn Village Renaissance Faire Sep 3: Atlanta, GA - DragonCon Sep 18: Addison, TX - FenCon Nov 6: Hammond , LA - Louisiana Renaissance Festival Also confirmed: Concert in Lafayette, LA

Welcome to the Fourth Season of the Pub Songs Podcast, now with new regularity... I hope. Get pub songs every other Monday at PubSong.com. Notes: "Gypsy Rover" by Marc Gunn from Irish Drinking Songs Sunset Connoisseurs Society Sunrise and Sunset Calculator Celtic Invasion Vacations - Italy "It Was Good for You Too." by Marian Call from Got to Fly Podcasts featuring my music: Knitter with Critters, That Blue Jeans Guy, Much To Do About Nothing, Paquines Son Comics, Kid Dogg Show, Truth and Hope I-Con Booked! Background behind Happy Songs of Death "La Pulce D'acqua" by Angelo Branduardi from La Pulce D'acqua Feedback Requested for 2008 Rambling Over a Pint - Listener Feedback Autoharp Quarterly "The Mage of Mirth" by Marc Gunn from unnamed autoharp CD PROMO: Wander Radio Buy Me a Pint! Find out more about Marc Gunn on his website, Myspace, SoundClick, Demand a Show on Eventful, Wikipedia, Twitter, Facebook, Livejournal, Sonicbids, and DeviantArt. And if you'd like a CD...

Playlist 11.12.08 Trish Lester - Thank a Soldier China Blue - Under Voices Lori Citro - So Sorry Eileen Carey - Hollywood Boggie - Seeing Angels Maren Morris - Me and The Moon The Accentrix -Tempt Me Deborah Crooks - Adding Water to the Ashes Saucy Monky - Good Day Down Heather Andrews - A Day At The Beach Tracy Newman and the Reinforcements - Larine Katrise - Subtle Signals The Cucumbers - Bridge Of Love Susannah Blinkoff - My Time Now Davina Robinson - I Sing For You Shannon Hurley - Sunrise Amy Clarke - Not Your Landscape Marian Call - Dark Dark Eyes The Conlons - Spinning Forward Happy Veteran's Day! Thank you to all of our service men and women for their dedication and service to our country!!! This week we have many new artists including China Blue, Boggie, The Accentrix, Heather Andrews, Katrise, and Marian Call. Welcome to you all!! Our playlist also includes new music from artists Lori Citro, Maren Morris and Saucy Monky. Many of our artists have events this week and the last five on our playlist are performing at the "NetteRadio 2nd Fridays @ The Talking Stick showcase" this Friday Nov 14th as we support the Squeaky Wheel Tour. I hope you will take a moment to visit www.netteradio.com or http://www.411gina.org/squeakywheeltour.htm#ca for more information.