Podcasts about monthlies

Welcome to the PlayStation Daily Podcast! Today, we talk about the PS+ games coming to Essential, Extra and Premium in March including SIFU and Destiny 2: The Witch Queen. You can follow me on Threads at psdailypod: https://www.threads.net/@psdailypod. You NOW on Facebook: https://facebook.com/psdailypod. Or email me your feedback and topic ideas at playstationdailypod@gmail.com and I'll respond to it on the show! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/playstation-daily/message

In this episode of Check It / Round table, filmed Dec. 30, 2022, Onna discusses Family Mart cream and the mayhem of monthlies. It's all here. It's all real. #taiwanfood #familymart #travelvlog Like what you are watching? You can support our channel @ https://www.buymeacoffee.com/kG4CSa5C9P. Your support keeps boba in supply to keep Onna inspired and helps her to make more podcasts. Thank you!! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onnabob/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onnabob/support

In this episode of Check It / Round Table Onna discusses that time of the month and how to deal with it overseas, taking time for yourself--in this case aiming for most of Saturday off, and dress codes and parties. It's all here. It's all real. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onnabob/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onnabob/support

XLU strength coupled with Month long Weakness $ES_F What could go wrong in September @hfrfromthefloor invites @McIlroyRory to some Edibles $MSOS Speaking of mushrooms $CL_F $DXY monthlies $NQ_F $RTY_F

Jessie Bennett is the founder of Monthlies, a period subscription service which offers sustainable period products. Jessie joins Donna Ledwidge this week as they discuss the stigma around opening conversations about the menstrual cycles, how much menstrual cycle care has developed, her passion for bringing sustainable period products to all in an effective and cost friendly way and Owning Your Flow. Jessie is offering a discount code to all Key For Her listeners. head over to monthlies.ie and use the code MONTH25, which will give you 25% of your first order.

$DXY holds all the power @aidanhutch97 makes @Lions great again "Billie Jean" @hfrfromthefloor says check your monthlies @elonmusk has mouths to feed $7billion more $TSLA sales $F makes EV's $LE spreads $CMG flying burritos @Mariners

Grains on Sale $ZC_F $ZS_F $ZW_F @hfrfromthefloor low energy monthlies $NQ_F $ES_F $RTY_F $YM_F Sell in May or? FOMC week & Jobs on Friday keeps us in limbo. Elites continue to feast on themselves. @BillGates @melindagates friends not friends $CL_F $NG_F https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1mnxedoDEEaJX

THE ORIGINAL DOCTOR DEATH & THE RUSKINGTON HORROR   Well hello there Eavesdroppers! How are you all feeling after your monthlies? Your Eavesdroppin' monthlies, that is J Hope you survived because we've got a great ep for you this week where we talk all about the original Doctor Death & The Ruskington Horror…   Who is the original Doctor Death? Why are we talking about Mary Kills People? Who is Jack Kevorkian? And why is he obsessed with prisoners on Death Row? Is Michelle for or against medical testing on humans? Should medically assisted suicide be legal? Or are the ethics of euthanasia a slippery slope? Is Jack Kevorkian a mad doctor or angel of death? Or is he a genius on a mercy mission? Take a listen and let us know what you think!   We then talk about our very own Richard Madeley, AKA Richard from Richard & Judy, and how one of his career highlights was coining the term ‘Ruskington Horror'… What is the Ruskington Horror? What's it got to do with ghosts? Is there really a stretch of road on the A15 that's haunted? Or is it just coincidence that it's a road-vehicle black spot? Can a torso-ghost with no legs really run at a psychic? And do you know what a gibbet is? Listen in to find out!   We hope you enjoy the episode and remember, wherever you are, whatever you do, just keep Eavesdroppin'!   *Disclaimer: We don't claim to have any factual info about anything ever, soooooorrrrrryyyyyyyy   Get in touch with your stories and listen, like, subscribe, share etc…  Or email us at hello@eavesdroppinpodcast.com      Listen here: www.eavesdroppinpodcast.com Or here: https://podfollow.com/1539144364 EAVESDROPPIN' ON SPOTIFY : https://open.spotify.com/show/3BKt2Oy4zfPCxI7LDOQLN4 APPLE PODCASTS : https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/eavesdroppin/id1539144364 GOOGLE PODCASTS : https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkLnBvZGJlYW4uY29tL2VhdmVzZHJvcHBpbi9mZWVkLnhtbA?hl=en YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqcuzv-EXizUo4emmt9Pgfw Our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/eavesdroppinpodcast Or wherever you normally listen…   #drdeath #doctordeath #ruskingtonhorror #ghosts #jackkevorkian #kevorkian #angelofdeath #podcast #comedy #marykillspeople #comedypodcast #truestories #truecrime #truelife #assistedsuicide #richardmadeley #storytellingpodcast #eavesdroppin #eavesdroppinpodcast #top10podcasts #ukpodcast #funny #podcastersofinstagram #podcasters #podcastlife #funnypodcast #2birdsyakkin 

Our focus for this Season is the 4 M's which are Monthlies, Miscarriage, Maternity and Menopause, and how these can affect women at work. I'll be talking to some incredible women and experts from around the world to share their real-life stories, advice and tips, to inspire you in your career.  And today I'm excited to welcome Lilian Ugwumadu as my guest. Lilian is a Consultant Gynaecologist at The Surrey Park Clinic. Lilian brings her clinical perspective as well as her experience of being a mum of two, and a manager to many mid-life women.  Today's topic is about ‘Putting your health first', which is something she explains she has had to get better at!The Confidence Conversation podcast with Joy Burnford explores the world of women, work and what it takes to feel more confident. A lack of confidence is not a crime. So, if you need some motivation, inspiration or a boost of confidence, grab a cuppa, go for a dog walk, or escape for a drive and join us for today's conversation about confidence.A big thank you to The Surrey Park Clinic for sponsoring this season. Many of us don't prioritise our health. Whether we are juggling work, home-life or family, we often put our health concerns to the bottom of the list. But going through periods, gynae concerns, fertility problems, pregnancy and menopause can be physically and emotionally draining and affect confidence. The Surrey Park Clinic can help and will put your health first. They are offering our listeners 10% off all initial consultations when you reference this podcast. To find out more, see the link in the show notes or visit www.thesurreyparkclinic.co.uk.

Our focus for this Season is the 4 M's which are Monthlies, Miscarriage, Maternity and Menopause, and how these can affect women at work. I'll be talking to some incredible women and experts from around the world to share their real-life stories, advice and tips, to inspire you in your career.  It is a pleasure to welcome Jessica Chivers as my guest today. Jessica is a coaching psychologist, author of a book called “Mothers Work!” and host of the Comeback Coach podcast. She's also the founder of The Talent Keeper Specialists, a business whose mission is to keep everyone everywhere feeling confident, connected and cared for when they take extended leave from work. I'm delighted she's joining me today to talk about how to ‘Comeback from maternity with confidence'.The Confidence Conversation podcast with Joy Burnford explores the world of women, work and what it takes to feel more confident. A lack of confidence is not a crime. So, if you need some motivation, inspiration or a boost of confidence, grab a cuppa, go for a dog walk, or escape for a drive and join us for today's conversation about confidence.A big thank you to The Surrey Park Clinic for sponsoring this season. Many of us don't prioritise our health. Whether we are juggling work, home-life or family, we often put our health concerns to the bottom of the list. But going through periods, gynae concerns, fertility problems, pregnancy and menopause can be physically and emotionally draining and affect confidence. The Surrey Park Clinic can help and will put your health first. They are offering our listeners 10% off all initial consultations when you reference this podcast. To find out more, see the link in the show notes or visit www.thesurreyparkclinic.co.uk.

Our focus for this Season is the 4 M's which are Monthlies, Miscarriage, Maternity and Menopause, and how these can affect women at work. I'll be talking to some incredible women and experts from around the world to share their real-life stories, advice and tips, to inspire you in your career.  It is my absolute pleasure to welcome Nicki Williams as my guest today. Nicki is an award-winning nutritionist, author, speaker, women's health expert and founder of her business, Happy Hormones for Life. Having been a client of Nicki's in the past, I'm delighted she's joining me today to talk about the impact of hormone imbalances in working women, and her advice and tips on how to ‘Regain control of your hormones'.The Confidence Conversation podcast with Joy Burnford explores the world of women, work and what it takes to feel more confident. A lack of confidence is not a crime. So, if you need some motivation, inspiration or a boost of confidence, grab a cuppa, go for a dog walk, or escape for a drive and join us for today's conversation about confidence.A big thank you to The Surrey Park Clinic for sponsoring this season. Many of us don't prioritise our health. Whether we are juggling work, home-life or family, we often put our health concerns to the bottom of the list. But going through periods, gynae concerns, fertility problems, pregnancy and menopause can be physically and emotionally draining and affect confidence. The Surrey Park Clinic can help and will put your health first. They are offering our listeners 10% off all initial consultations when you reference this podcast. To find out more, see the link in the show notes or visit www.thesurreyparkclinic.co.uk.

Our focus for this Season is the 4 M's which are Monthlies, Miscarriage, Maternity and Menopause, and how these can affect women at work. I'll be talking to some incredible women and experts from around the world to share their real-life stories, advice and tips, to inspire you in your career.  Today I'm welcoming my good friend Zoe Latimer as my guest. Zoe is Head of Commercial Strategy at the Ministry of Defence and like me is currently going through perimenopause. Today we'll be breaking the taboo by speaking out about perimenopause at work, talking about the impact of perimenopause on working women, and tips and advice in managing symptoms whilst progressing your career.The Confidence Conversation podcast with Joy Burnford explores the world of women, work and what it takes to feel more confident. A lack of confidence is not a crime. So, if you need some motivation, inspiration or a boost of confidence, grab a cuppa, go for a dog walk, or escape for a drive and join us for today's conversation about confidence.A big thank you to The Surrey Park Clinic for sponsoring this season. Many of us don't prioritise our health. Whether we are juggling work, home-life or family, we often put our health concerns to the bottom of the list. But going through periods, gynae concerns, fertility problems, pregnancy and menopause can be physically and emotionally draining and affect confidence. The Surrey Park Clinic can help and will put your health first. They are offering our listeners 10% off all initial consultations when you reference this podcast. To find out more, see the link in the show notes or visit www.thesurreyparkclinic.co.uk.

Our focus for this Season is the 4 M's which are Monthlies, Miscarriage, Maternity and Menopause, and how these can affect women at work. I'll be talking to some incredible women and experts from around the world to share their real-life stories, advice and tips, to inspire you in your career.  I'm delighted to welcome Julie Collins Powell as my guest today. Julie works at Rathbone Brothers Plc and was a champion of the period and menopause group at her previous organisation. Today, we'll be talking about something that is still regarded a taboo in the workplace, ‘How to manage your periods at work'. The Confidence Conversation podcast with Joy Burnford explores the world of women, work and what it takes to feel more confident. A lack of confidence is not a crime. So, if you need some motivation, inspiration or a boost of confidence, grab a cuppa, go for a dog walk, or escape for a drive and join us for today's conversation about confidence.A big thank you to The Surrey Park Clinic for sponsoring this season. Many of us don't prioritise our health. Whether we are juggling work, home-life or family, we often put our health concerns to the bottom of the list. But going through periods, gynae concerns, fertility problems, pregnancy and menopause can be physically and emotionally draining and affect confidence. The Surrey Park Clinic can help and will put your health first. They are offering our listeners 10% off all initial consultations when you reference this podcast. To find out more, see the link in the show notes or visit www.thesurreyparkclinic.co.uk.

Liquidity is one of the first--if not the first--metrics that we look at before considering a new trade. We want to make sure that we are trading a stock that everybody else trades, so that we can get better fill prices and possibly even benefit from the competition. As a result, it's rare that we voluntarily choose weekly expiration cycles, as these are far less active than their monthly counterparts - not to mention they routinely have wider spreads and less favorable markets.

Liquidity is one of the first--if not the first--metrics that we look at before considering a new trade. We want to make sure that we are trading a stock that everybody else trades, so that we can get better fill prices and possibly even benefit from the competition. As a result, it's rare that we voluntarily choose weekly expiration cycles, as these are far less active than their monthly counterparts - not to mention they routinely have wider spreads and less favorable markets.

Our focus for this Season is the 4 M's which are Monthlies, Miscarriage, Maternity and Menopause, and how these can affect women at work. I'll be talking to some incredible women and experts from around the world to share their real-life stories, advice and tips, to inspire you in your career.  It is a real pleasure to welcome Emma Menzies, a Fertility at Work Coach as my guest today. In recognition of Fertility Awareness Week, I'm delighted she is joining me to share her own personal story and her advice for women on ‘Coping with miscarriage and fertility challenges at work'.The Confidence Conversation podcast with Joy Burnford explores the world of women, work and what it takes to feel more confident. A lack of confidence is not a crime. So, if you need some motivation, inspiration or a boost of confidence, grab a cuppa, go for a dog walk, or escape for a drive and join us for today's conversation about confidence. A big thank you to The Surrey Park Clinic for sponsoring this season. Many of us don't prioritise our health. Whether we are juggling work, home-life or family, we often put our health concerns to the bottom of the list. But going through periods, gynae concerns, fertility problems, pregnancy and menopause can be physically and emotionally draining and affect confidence. The Surrey Park Clinic can help and will put your health first. They are offering our listeners 10% off all initial consultations when you reference this podcast. To find out more, see the link in the show notes or visit www.thesurreyparkclinic.co.uk.

This Week, Katrina and Marlina discuss our Aunt Flo, Friend or Foe? Thank you for listening! Help Us Spread Our Wings By Hitting That Subscribe Button and Review! Follow Us On Our Podcast Journey On All Social Platforms @excessbaggagepod!

And we're back! For this episode the guys talk about the growing pains due to the continued success and rise of the Premodern Webcam Monthly tournaments. We discuss ways to streamline things moving forward as the numbers burgeon. Then it's on to the 25th anniversary top 5 of Alliances the second set in the Ice Age block.

Cancel culture is an ongoing topic that deserves discussion. Many people have thoughts and feelings on the topic, which brings me to my main topic. Rowan Atkins, the actor that plays Mr. Bean recently spoke up about his concerns about cancel culture. Thank you all for your support -  Philocypher   Original Article - https://www.insider.com/mr-bean-rowan-atkinson-compares-cancel-culture-to-medieval-mob-2021-1?fbclid=IwAR1j2Jv3d2mvEe-Zldsy96w4EHmB1dI9cX35b7w5LczAbm0m20JKLY7rZG4   Timestamps 00:00 - Start 00:01:02:36 - Updates start: Monthlies update 00:01:20:00 - High Expectations and handling Stress 00:03:16:00 - Business Updates 00:04:33:23 - Dealing with Depression and Stress 00:06:57:18 - The Parenting Life Updates 00:10:23:43 - Guilty Gear Strive Beta  00:13:50:31 - SFV Updates 00:15:35:36 - Main Topic   Social Media https://twitter.com/ThePhilocypherTwitter - @ThePhilocpher www.youtube.com/thephilocypher  FGC Philosophy Discord - https://discord.gg/KfDZBrM KZOO FGC Discord - https://discord.gg/7EsnZNr   Currently reading  Start With Why by Simon Sinek Meditations by Marcus Aurelius Practicing the Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle Mindset: The new psychology to Success by Carol Dweck Resources for learning SFV Reddit: https://reddit.com/r/StreetFighter/ Gief's Gym Digital: http://bit.ly/giefsgym Gief’s Gym Paperback: https://amzn.to/2LV7i6v For a free month of audible go to www.taviannapier.com/audible Music Harris Heller Discord: https://discord.gg/p3j7DRh  

A new season of MONTHLIES! We talk about ministry, gender norms, and being artistic in preaching.

Monthlies 13

Monthlies 12 - Katy and Sophie chat with guest speaker Revd. Lizzi Green about leading churches when dealing with trauma* (*there are some references to child loss). We talk about what it is like having ordinations during a pandemic, parenting whilst being upfront in church, and we hear more about Faith in Arts which is a new creative resource!

Monthlies 11!

We talk a bit about ETC2020 - the highlights - and curacy offers, Katy's grades...Sophie's priesting (all masked up). There is lots of laughter and evident tiredness...but we invite you along with us on this journey toward and beyond ordination :-D

It's the dawn of a new episode of RLAfterShock (and finally one we can publish to the platforms. After our small hiatus, we're catching up with the Superstar League and the latest news, including the announcement of The Field by Psyonix and Rival Esports. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro --News-- 2:52 - GoldRush Revival's draft pool announced 5:09 - Mousesports leave Rocket League 11:04 - David Beckham's new esports org hints at picking up an RL team 15:42 - Jason Lake of Complexity discusses why his team left RL 34:53 - Turbo hints that he's coming back to Europe 41:17 - Nicecactus announce Monthlies, revamp their weekly system 47:14 - The Sabo drama 1:00:48 - Psyonix and Rival Esports announce The Field --Mailbag-- 1:16:30 - Intro 1:17:17 - Failius: Where should the line be drawn before conflict of interest between a TO and a team comes into question? 1:22:36 - Failius: From the TO end, what is your opinion on how seeding should work? Is objectivity and transparency through a points system the way, or is outsourcing seeding enough? 1:24:40 - Exa Cognition: To build on the question aboce, if TO's build an objective and transparent seeding system, do you think it would still be wise to have a level of adjustment that is still somewhat subjective? --Tournament Roundup-- 1:28:33 - Rising Stars League talk 1:31:41 - Rising Stars League playoffs Results 1:33:16 - JorJaJo's future 1:38:47 - RJM make good on their promise 1:43:40 - Outro RLAfterShock: Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/HyKUXAm Follow our Twitter: https://twitter.com/RLAfterShock

Monthlies 9 - An ordinand (Katy) and a curate (Sophie) chat about ministry and discernment in the Church of England, during lockdown.

Katy and Sophie (an ordinand and curate) chatting once a month about learning and growing as church leaders.

Journey into Mystery 123, The X-Men 15, Daredevil 11, Tales to Astonish 75 (1965)

Journey into Mystery 123, The X-Men 15, Daredevil 11, Tales to Astonish 75 (1965)

Church in the time of Coronavirus. Katy and Sophie, an ordinand and a curate, discuss the implications of Church in isolation.

Lent and Women Preachers!

This month we hear about Katy's thesis on the notion of chaos in the Book of Jonah. And, Sophie talks about the impact of dyspraxia and ADHD on life and ministry. Enjoy!

Season 2, Episode 3 - "Triple Threat"The Altered Egos Podcast returns to airwaves with a look at New Comic Book Day titles for 01/15/2020, and ahead to what to expect for 01/22/2020.For the Ramble On, SuperFan Zack points out an article from Image Comic's Eric Stephenson that acts as the basis for Jonathan's meandering mumblings.Zack's original tweetNewsarama articlesIMAGE COMICS' Eric Stephenson on the State of Comics in 2020IMAGE Publisher: Industry Grappling with Monthlies vs. OGNsTotal Time: 1:08:14Section Start TimesPart I - New Comic Book Day & Beyond - 1:03Part II - The Ramble On - 21:11Part III - Recommendations - 1:00:25

'Patience and Joy' - We talk about Advent and waiting in expectation - Christmas - and #ETC2020 preparation!

A tough month for us - we talk about what it means to have faith through difficult times. We welcome you to listen to our unplanned and honest talk. Enjoy :-)

Hey, you guys, Ryan is back! And this week, he and Carol are joined by their "regular visitor", special guest Amy Miller, to discuss yet another episode of Taxi! Learn all about krimkapoosh, Amy's gross hotel room, and Alex Rieger's codependent behavior in this very special episode about "womanly troubles".So tell everyone your Aunt Flo is in town, then download and listen here, rate & review us on iTunes or listen via Podbean, Stitcher and Google Play. You can follow the show on Twitter, like our Facebook page, and email us via avsepodcast@gmail.com.And don't forget to follow Amy on Twitter!Also, be sure to check out Carolyn's spinoff podcast, Pitch Please!, here, and buy the game here!http://media.averyspecialepisodepodcast.com/AVerySpecialEpisode071.mp3

In this special episode, Ian and Eric have a read through the annuals and monthlies. Check out more from Eric on the world of movie and television special effects in the NEOZAZ series Effectively Speaking! Follow NEOZAZ on social media at Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Blakes 7 In Character and all the work we do at NEOZAZ is funded solely by the generosity of Patreon Supporters. To learn how you can help support these shows and get access to exclusive shows, specials and productions produced exclusively for our supporters, visit patreon.com/neozaz. Support starts as low at 1 dollar a month and each pledge goes into keeping all our past and present work online as well as helping us continue to grow and create new shows for the future.

Sloane and Leslie talk about what goes into comic sales and the struggles of monthly comics and how to cope. We talk about our good and bad experiences as teens taking art classes and how we combat creative burn out, among other things.

Episode 76 - Eat your Weeklies BLUF:  Following the plan means you can eat your weeklies.  If you weren’t supposed to eat them, they wouldn’t be included in the plan!  We don’t have “Monthlies, Quarterlies, or Annuals”   Download the new App! Search for “Whys Advice” in your App Store!   FatDag Accountability: Weight: Visit FatDag.com   #OperationFatDag 4000 W. 106th St. Ste 125-347 Carmel, IN 46043   Listener Email: Karen - Can you lose if you eat your weeklies? Ronni - Back on the program! Kim - #BetterTogether #GreatTeam - O-H-.... Jane, NYC - Perfectionism Trap? Melissa @workerbeeknitting Kevin - Can’t wait to Weigh in!   Send in your email to OnAir@FatDag.com   Connect with the Show: Instagram/Facebook/Twitter - WhysAdvice Website - FatDag.com Email: OnAir@FatDag.com Voicemail: 317-662-4214   Show Sponsors:   Nokia Health   If you'd like to support the show Click Here!

This week we talk Batman #30, Ms. Marvel #3, Skinned #1, Weeklies are the new Monthlies, we give some R-E-S-P-E-C-T to some C-O-L-O-R-I-S-T-S, and discuss your amazing feedback to the Teen Titan cover controversy.

My self proclaimed hiatus seems to have been declared in haste. Admittedly this has much to do with the matter of my being recently relieved of my scholastic concerns and let loose in those green pastures of leisure time. And like all things leisurely, such as strolls, it is a constitutional, a blam on the jaded nerves and jangled devices of self defense. Not to put too fine a point on it this is a bit of a mix up more leaning to the classics as would befit a peace of mind. Enough blather - oh but one thing, before I continue - be sure to take a tab and catch up on your folk's eye candy by checking out the adventures of Quasi. Still un-inspired? Catch the 1967 video for Pierre Henry's Psyché Rock. Astounding enough that it's machine evolution predates Kurzweil and more effective because of it.One last video, sure how about the entire 1929 movie from Communist Russia Man with Movie Camera. Your grandfather's jaw presumably dropped during the raw 'documenting the world as it is' scene.Alright enough of that. Lets listen to some music.Hombres - Let it Out (let it all hang out) Mark Prindle sums it up better than I ever could.buyCreaky Boards - BrooklynThis is, for me, right now, a definitive track. It is also very good and catchy too. They haven't made a big move in the world yet but they seem to have the chops for the pop indie boards and I for one highly anticipate watching their development. buyVampire Weekend - Cape Cod Kwassa KwassaThe Paul Simon afro beat inflected swing in this piece is adds the force necessary to get the song shaking a steady rhythm. I can only wish that I had played it sooner.Les Problemes - Je ne Vois RienThis French 60's psych song roughly translates as "I don't See Anything" - included here for the furious francophilia each of us have at heart. I don't have much information of these guys but apparently they got involved with the french peace lovers in the '60s and acquired the ire of the conservative types on the matter of the war. buyOlympic Runners - Just Funkin` Around My soul funk submission for the month (by contractual obligation) is this stand out freak out jazzed up track by the overlooked and underheard UK band.buyThe Stranglers - Golden BrownIt's the most up tempo song about heroin - Merry Christmas! buyNew Pornographers - Myriad HarbourAnother modern miracle of catchy tunes about NYC. What luck! And yes it's a track that should have gone up long time back.buyIan Dury - Sex & Drugs & Rock & RollHere's a little bit of advice, you're quite welcome it is freeDon’t do nothing that is cut-price you'll know what they'll make you beThey will try their tricky device, trap you with the ordinaryGet your teeth into a small slice of the cake of libertybuyLoose Salute - DeathclubActually much more clean cut than you would think - the outfit is from the UK and is currently on Graveface. It's a high cut of folkpop and worth a visit.buyJimi Hendrix - 1983... (a Merman I Should Turn to be) (podcast cut)Shortened by half - but needing no introduction.buyPierre Henry - Psyché RockPierre was an exceedingly prolific 20th century composer. This track pairs him with a fellow composer, Michel Colombier, during the annus mirabilis of '67. original videobuyBlitzen Trapper - Wild Mountain NationThe hot shit from PDX. I like to think that in a perfect world these guys would crush the pearly stylings of the Doug Firin one awesome sonic histrionic session to kick off their careers and me shaking a busted fist and bloody maw at the front of the audience. But now their 'big time' - maybe now they can make it happen. Shit though that is a long way to go for a Doug Fir show.videobuyBram Tchaikovsky - New York ParanoiaNot "Girl of My Dreams" good but at least it's more earnest.Look at that face - could you be less earnest about living in the 80s?buyPanda Bear - Bros editI do hope everyone gets as much of a chilled out kick from this as I did. Damn near walked in to traffic. Damn near didn't care.buyBill Justis - College ManAt the time I had to post this I could only find a mostly instrumental track. It's still got the 'Hate College' bit so I decide to run with it. But don't dismiss Bill. Here is some of the excised lyrics: I got a real cool chick That doesn't dig no square Gets college kicks With her honey anywhereFor myself, now too old for Teenage Kicks can at least keep satisfied with college kicks.buyChandler Travis Philharmonic - WirelessTo quote their site: Alternative Dixieland - Puts the 'harm" in "Philharmonic" Though if cover design is anything I don't think this will go platinum:man at least throw a lens flare on that thing.buyJoe Turner & His Blues Kings - Shake, Rattle & RollYeah it's so damn overplayed that I'm a frickin cliché to play it, right? Hell no - it's still good after the twentyth time round. Now you can pick this up on plenty of comps (and some originals if you invested well in the 90's) but I suggest this one:buyAndrew Sisters - Beer Barrel PolkaCuriously it seems that this got good distribution because the Nazis popularized it when they invaded Czechoslovakia. huh.Then it got big play from Benny Goodman, and Billie Holiday, and Liberace.huh.So the only folks of 'lesser races' who haven't reclaimed this song yet are the gypsies. I feel an online petition for Gogol Bordello coming on.Caribou - Melody DayMy current favorite doctor of mathematics fronted Canadian band.The Raveonettes - Christmas SongAhh a christmas song that doesn't suck. How nice.Image From: Fun On Mars Backing tracks:Quasi at the Quackadero - opening trackUz Jsme Doma - Cod Liver OilBodies of Water - I Guess I'll Forget the SoundBill Justis - RaunchyRoberto Carlos - AmigoQuasi at the Quackadero - The ooooh part

The Great Divide of the Weeklies and the Monthlies has fallen - and the podcast to prevent podfade must relinquish the hectic ground of the twice a month update to those whose endeavors are more seasoned for such epic things. Seasoned with garlic and time.So the contemporary crap will mix with golden oldies in a sonic stew unpalatable to anyone but the deaf. Somehow I'm sure you'll all struggle on.Also a 'hello' to everyone (all two of you) visiting me from Tim's Contrast Podcast! For those not in the know - he's done a democratic thing and had everyone vote on the best songs of 2007. Surely a smoking year and my opinions were long thought out and my reasons honed by the sweat of the ear tightly encased in headphones - but alas I thought to long and my votes  were rejected because of deadlines being missed and what not. Still Tim was nice enough to let me introduce two fine sparkling tracks and I highly suggest you check out the rankings of everyone's submission. How is it that I get to be a representative without being able to vote? Well Tim's British and the democratic thing doesn't naturally so there is that. Or maybe he is trying to make things better in the British American rift (that whole secession thing lingers I've been told) by some strange inversion of the traditional processes. It very hard to tell, really.Al Duvall - The Squirrel Shucking BeeA promising piece of freak folk that endeavors to be both old timey backwoods revival without becoming a novelty - the results are mixed. Like the best revivalists Al's work succeeds when it is knowingly winking at the stereotypes of the form it covers. This song of handcrafted squirrel skinnings is of the latter and greater type.buySharon Jones & Dap Kings - 100 Days, 100 NightsNot a knowing wink or tidy nod this isn't a revival but a coelacanth  of the soulful funk of motown's golden era. Probably one of the best albums of the year.buyJo Jo and the Fugitives - Chips Chicken Banana SplitOf the compilation of Jamaica to Toronto is this dizzying piece of honest to goodness delight. While I can't find out about it's original release I did find that the compilation is stacked to brimming with other musical notables.buyDark Meat - One More TripA little loud a little brassy a thirteen piece outfit from Athens cruises the coast in a bus destined for no good.buyLife In a Blender - Showers Lose the GirlTaking a hardline stance against hygiene and romance Life reminds us of the reasons people have for smuggling heroin and inflating organs.buyDj JD - FallingA rough segway to some rougher sounds. But do enjoy the spirit behind the sample. Find the whole mix here.Dmitrij - Fuck MNML, Fuck Trance - We Wanna DANCE vol. 3The Czech's keep the party rocking with what is a great track of Bonde Do Role' Gasolina.Find the whole mix here.(Unattributed) - Cold Cut Solid Steel 10-17-2007Lifting tunes off the live radio feeds of Australia leaves one in lurch when the attributions of the tunes are not included nor published. I imagine that they are distributed on leaflets by wallabies throughout the red tinted sunburned land of criminals and jazzy djs. Catch the show here.Bokusatsu Shoujo Koubou - 80's dream parasolA recent visitor to NYC from Fukuoka Japan (no, I'm making that up, really there is a town in Japan called that. Yes, I know - it probably does mean something else in their language and this whole thing is rather sophomoric). We hope he had a good time - because  we love the tourists. C64 Orchestra - Monty on the runAnd now for the glitches to be smoothed into pomo pomp (pomop?) and circumstance with an orchestral piece of 8 bit music. Like to stab out your ears with sharpened metronomes? Listen to the original.Clear Tigers - BoredomMiddling to average I admit - but I like it. The soprano of the vocals are clear and the organic piano bits are great to boot. If they would have another round of shows here in town I'd probably pay them a visit.High Places - GoldenHere is something I could get behind, see Clear Tigers they do shows that I can attend. A tidy piece of whimsy.Seventeen Evergreen - Burn the FruitThis is a spectacular band that to my knowledge is getting very little attention despite some good gifts and high production values. But I do have a soft spot for male female duets with xylophone rhythm sections. buyThe Rumblestrips - Alarm ClockA band with a modicum of success overseas. Hopefully not due to the ska-ist inflections but the proto-punk jumpy rhythms and new wave breakdowns. buyMountain Goats - Alpha IncipiensDamn it they came to town again and under my radar they rocked in manner I imagine I would have kicked myself for missing - and having missed it I kick myself.official online live showsDisposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy - Television The Drug of the NationI've been watching Heroes and Flight of the Conchords a lot. I should stop but then again at least it's good stuff.Stay Human!Vitalic Remix - Cardboard LambAnother reason we all should support free use policies is because the groove needs to be made whether or not the original artist even likes it. That's right, recycling isn't just for paper and PETE products.buySteve Hefter and Friends of Friends - BullshitA piece of peaceful piano and angry sentiments to clear off the abuses of a monthImage from:www.unionky.eduBacking tracks:Jimmy McCracklinFalling - Dj JDMoby (feat. Kronos Qrt) - God Moving Over the Face of the WaterGene & The Esquires - Space RaceSam Cooke - Good Times

And with the holidays and everything what the hell.1. Lee Dorsey - Confusion2. Slim Harpo - Te-ni-nee-ni-nu3. Page France - A Belly To The Sea4. Byther Smith - What My Mamma Told Me5. The Old Ceremony - Hearts Were Made6. Mavis Staples - This Little Light7. Howard Roberts - Sack O'Woe8. Sam Cooke - Another Satruday Night9. Mason Jennings - Where the sun had been10. Little Milton - Who's Cheatin' Who11. Champion Jack Dupree - Louise12. Led Zeppelin - Dancing Days (Live)13. Brazilian Girls - Sweatshop14. James - Fine15. Thee Headcoats - A Town Named Squaresville16. Language Of Flowers - Songs About You17. Charlie Feathers - tongue-tied jill18. Jens Lekman - Pocketful Of Money19. Neil Young - Expecting To FlyImage from Kingdom of LoathingBacking tracks: Skeleton Keys - Watch The Fat Man SwingSkip James - Catfish BluesSkwei - NuFruitTierneys Fugitives - Did You Want To Run AwaySix Organs of Admittance - Dark NoontidePlaid - porn coconut co

Johnny Otis - Crazy Country HopThe mustachioed Mr. Otis takes us up with the first track with the rosing jangle rock of a fictional hop party of the rural south. Johnny almost made it into this podcast twice but, unfortunately I pulled the plug on the second track because of skips and blips.buyRay Cannon and the Chorals - Mule SkinnerNot sure about the attribution of this track. I pulled it off the radio and got the name from the dj's and now can't find anything about the man - the sadness because this is such a fine track.Band of Horses - Our SwordsA contemporary radio pop ditty from sub-pop's signed folksie creatures list.Dyke and The Blazers - Let a Woman be a WomanI swear the opening rhythm section of this track is the kind of kick ass funk that would later be birthed into the dance floor era's best breakbeat syncopated shake downs.buyHank Williams - Lost HighwayIt's golden.buyTony Rivers & the Castaways - Come Back BabySadly, out of print Columbia recording. What a lovely blur of mod-ish brit pop, though.Michael Talbott & the Wolf Kings - Passenger IAnother track of recent coinage - due they stack up to the classics? All in the eye of the beholder I guess. But still worth a listen.buyBrain Wilson - VegetablesMr. Wilson is touted as genius by some and here we find the rhythm section provided by people eating carrots. Wicked smart folks. Vince Taylor - Brand New CadillacThis was Vince's big hit. And nothing goes along with vegetables as well as muscle car rock.Iron & Wine - Beneath the BalconyI think I may see them live here this week. Who knows? Oh a tuneful melancholy. Carl Perkins - RestlessAnother artist who is mostly living on compilations now a days though I saw a 45 of four tracks on ebay. Not much good till I get a turntable. Still this piece rumbles about with it's elbows out. I wonder how much rock was inspired by the idea that you could drive somewhere else.Larry Williams - Slow DownI like to think this tidy track could snuggle comfortably with The Door's song of the same subject. Bobby Byrd - Hot Pants ... I'm Coming, I'm ComingOh the funk! I forgot. Bobby is a spicy dish that lists like a ship without regrets. Recently passed away, best of luck with that Karmic Wheel man.Byther Smith - Walked All Night LongByther, what a name! What a threatening display of the blues! Back in the day all blues man packed pieces openly just in case their old lady ever did the tango to another man. Dark days. Bloody Rampage.moreSepteto Nacional Ignacio Pineiro - el Adois De este MomentoSweet damnation I don't know Spanish. But, if I had to guess, this track is about a magic bus. I think that is the chorus. Viva la mass transit!Ann Peebles - Somebody's on your caseLots of funk and bad choice in men. Or maybe undedicated paranoia. 'Secret sick days' is a great little bit of euphemism.James Brown - Don't Tell a Lie on Me and IFrom the album Hell this is a funk strut piece that nearly, beautifully, almost collapses in it's unraveled paroxysms of constant breakdowns.The Tams - The Greatest LoveThis months crooner is a Pope. If only the papists swang like Charles and his jamming Tams.African Music Machine - Black Water GoldEven a steady solid band can get lost in the shuffle and that is bobbling under phenomenon of the AMM in the funk-o'-verse of the 70's. Hang your head in shame those of you who did not dig on this when it was fresh.The Remains - Hang On SloopyI had always known this song as the pop piece but, and correct me if I'm wrong, the earlier original featured here is an amalgam of proto-punk and a brit pop back burner. Glory, what a song.Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs - Wooly BullyAnd wrapping it all up is the rouser for the mother who danced when she worked. Happy Birthday Mom.Byther Smith - Funky ManWynonie Harris - I Got a Lyin' WomanCurtis Mayfield - If I were Only a Child AgainBobby Kuban - The CheaterBuddy Guy - What kind of woman is this

Faster and faster - this podcast goes out to my high score on the last test in Math 206. I do apologize for my priorities but I'm sure you all understand that the podcast takes a back seat to school. And now on with the show.Brooklyn Qawwali Party - Mustt MusttShawn Harris - Today's a DaySir Douglas Quintet - She Digs My LoveAmos Lee - ListenYardbirds - Drinking Muddy WaterHank Mars - Mars a novaRoy Docker - Mellow MoonlightBreakstra - Take My Timeel Polen - Mi Cueva007 The Scene - Looking for LoveWall Of Voodoo - Tsetse FlyMark Strand - The PoemPigmeat Terry - Black Sheep BluesEux Autres - Ecoutez BienThe Easybeats - SorryAndy Friedman - I Don't Want to Die like Andy KaufmanHypnotic - Balicky Bon backing tracks:Elgar - Chanson de MatinStewart Walker - Cleopatra's NeedleTomatito & Michael Camilo  - Spain IntroHerbie Hancock - Fat MamaLudovic Beier & Angelo Debarre - Dinetteimage from : http://dbhs.wvusd.k12.ca.us/webdocs/Humor/Choc-faster-Aspirin.html

Oh Boy and Howdy everybody - Long time since my last podcast and all apologies. You must understand that these times dissertations are cause for desperation and all my education has left me little time for communication. And so I've managed to pull myself together just in time for the monthlies 05. Lets get it on.01. John Lee Hooker - Hard Hearted WomanThe always esteem-able and vital, played here because you can never have to much of a good Hooker.02. Holy Modal Rounders - SynergyA supremely weird song that, I do believe, precedes the "paradigm shift" "synergy" of boardroom culture by a solid two scores worth of years. Take that to the bank you filthy suit bastards.03. Thee Headcoats - MantrapChrist, I can't shake the feeling that I must have played this one before. Not sure when or where. No matter. Billy Childish led this outfit of misfits in his own personal means of exercising his demons. Hard luck with that as twenty years later he's still trying. 04. Cocorosie - Terrible AngelsFrom La Maison de Mon Rêve, an album I specifically skipped trying to pronounce on the air. 05. Pink Martini - Anna (El Negro Zunbon)One of the best little outfits from P-town still gets respect from the swinging cats down at Carnegie Hall. Pink Martini just came out with a new album too - Hey Eugene! and, best of news, they did it by sticking with the small imprint label Heinz Records. 06. John Mayhill - Mexico CityI can find nothing on this guy - real shame too. Even though he's got some generic vocal belts - the genius is all in the song's parodic tone and the call and response duet. Which makes me curious as to if he was smart enough to do it twice or if this was just a one off fluke.07. La Piedrera - El Cool DudeThe accordion is the international instrument of honest music. Anyone who has ever tried "ironic" accordion compositions has in fact met their horrible demise the ragged clutches of the squeeze box man's dancing monkey. And rightfully so.  08. Al Caiola - Experiment In TerrorCause nothing says summer like a latin flavored string guitar set based on the idea of Terror. I get all goose pimply when the brass swings into it in the second half. The Horror. 09. Har-You Percussion Group - Feel Me GoodSocial activists, deteriorated youth, and funk. I wonder what happened to these kids. 10. Bango - Motor MaravilhaThe left behind and forgotten of the 60's Brazilian Psychedelic Movement.11. Barney Bigard Sextet - Sweet Marijuana BrownRecorded in '45 this little ditty came out long after the respectability of jazz was all about the understated background music and had not yet been blown apart by the cool. An interesting time and this song plays more like a crooner than anything else.12. Contours - Can You Jerk Like MeSoul Singing Motown players - they pushed this onto vinyl in '65. And unlike the Barney Bigard Sextet track it has no intentional subtext.13. Optiganally Yours - Walk & Chew GumFor those who are curious the Optigan is a little toy record player which played small instrument records to produce sounds. And yes the band is based on this device. 14. Rusty York - TremblinAs a son of a coal miner this bluegrass influenced rockabilly promoter put up a lot of works and has even got a place over at the Rockabilly Hall of Fame. 15. David Karsten Daniels - Jesus and the DevilKeeping the summer spirit alive DKD gets the best of the whatsits on this podcast. Happiness and don't forget to pick up his latest work over on Fat Cat Records. 15. Albert Washington - Bettie JaneA nice roiling bongo beat propels this stripped down hybrid of blues and soul towards the duets saucy descriptions of the eponymous girl.16. Lazy Lexi's mystery track!Everybody's talking about the president. But what do they say?17. Polyphonic Spree - Section 12 (Hold Me Now)June 19th people and the newest albums drops - the Spree is getting militant! Inspirational, like Ana says, these folks give you something to smile about.18. The Owls - AirOh you've probably heard of them. 19. The Roulettes - JunkThe instrumental modset brings the fury with this keyboard driven powerhouse.Thanks for tuning in everybody - just a heads up. Like I say in the podcast I'm shifting to a bi-monthly format because of time constraints due to summer school. But if anybody wants to submit a guest podcast drop me a line.image from: adamcadre.acbacking tracks: Keisuke Egusa - Summer Samba; April Aloisio - Nica's; Dream; Skatallites - James Bond Theme; Yesterdays New Quintet - Daylight; Yardbirds - Honey In Your Hips.

Another boisterous hour of music to show what little I've accomplished this month with my life. In jest though. Actually this month was exceedingly good in terms of what I've managed to do, school, work, etc are plodding along a staid course and I managed to do enough extracurricular math on the side to test out of math class and into math 206. Thrilling right?So on to the tunes. This month I want to highlight for your listening enjoyment my new favorite obscure band The Godz - a group hailing from NYC their infinitely weird take on music was unable to secure the necessary interest of times and the group has since faded to an odious obscurity. For my part in reviving this tragic tale I hereby swear to play too much of them for anyone who has actual taste in music. Also the last track has a bounty on it - $50 to the first person to name it and the artist. 01. Love - Stephanie Know WhoLove is back for another round with this frighteningly paranoid lovers perception of infidelity. Good times!02. 1910 Fruitgum Company - 1, 2, 3 Red LightSaccharine sweetness oozes around the doughy flesh tinged corners of this nearly unbearable pap. Nothing against the original artists - who as I understand it were actually rather accomplished set musicians later shoe horned by managers into the role of a late 60's easy-pop boy band for the interests of shear greed alone. This track, amazingly, is not the worst they have offer - no that would be the infamous "Simon Says" a song so mundanely trite I had forgotten I'd ever heard it until I listened to it again while doing research for this month.03. Human Beinz - Nobody but MeSo the sound of easy-pop done right? The Human Beinz and the machine staccato of drums that opens to the loose rising riffs of guitar capped on top by the melodic "No, No, No, No, No" vocals. Jangling it's way into your heart. 04. G.P. Chiti & S. Montori - Desperation and Money (Cindelic Records)60's Italian b-grade movie soundtracks kick just that much ass. 05. Jennifer Gentle - Take My HandAnother Italian act, by God but this one is good and - drum roll - contemporary to myself with an nicely kicking album with American distributor sub pop.06. Beck - We Dance Alone (acoustic)Recently recorded over at WXPN as a part of NPR backed World Cafe. A good listen to those who doubt song craft of this eclectic musician.07. The Godz - Lay in the SunOh man it doesn't get any further out than that. The perfect protopunk psychedelic sound.08. Thee Headcoats - All My Feelings DeniedMan there is a lot of noise going on in here - my apologies to anyone not entirely blinded by the sheer fire of the manic force that is Billy Childish.09. Johnny Pate - Can't Even Walk in the Park. Johnny Pate, a long lived and ranging career - there is more beneath the surface of this soundtrack than just the glittering funk one might expect. Beginning as a jazz bassist in the thirties by the forties he'd even cut his own Blue Note session. The fifties saw him break the Billboard top 20, playing tuba and setting up arrangements. This lead him to fame and success with Curtis Mayfield and B.B. King and finally landing a gig in Hollywood for the music production of "Shaft in Africa".10. Meri Wilson - Telephone ManOh shit - the CD BABY strikes again! Meri is still making music and it turns out that the Friendly Staff of CD Baby are pedaling her wares. I didn't find this till it was too late to put in the audio for the month. Apologies and excuses to all involved.11. Soft Machine w/ Hibuo AnemoneThey once lit the madness of the masses with swirling psychedelic sounds swaths and jazz ornamentation. Now they are just known as the nearly made its and also rans - a shame since they really had something else going on.12. Cat Empire - Two ShoesThis is the Year of Cat Empire - my prediction is the pods will leverage interest into the band that will then jettison them into the lower hundred of the Billboard and MRM. Did I totally miss them when they came to town? yes. Did my friend Andre actually do PR for the shows and try to get me to go by bringing over CDs and Posters? yep. Do I regret?I regret nothing. Well maybe a little.13. Nash - Aggregation Damn it all I can't find anything about these guys, a shame as they sound like they really bust out the kicks. Favorite line: "A child is Born / Where's He Born? / In the SUUUUUUUUN!"14. Moving Sidewalks - 99th FloorFuture ZZTop frontman lays down the Texas tracks and precedes Jimi Hendrix on stage? Hallucinatory terrain surly.15. Harry Nilsson - 1941Harry claims The Beatles were his fans. Well I guess that makes sense. There is a strong English story telling thread that the two groups share.16. The Majority - One ThirdThe problem here is not just obscurity but obscurity combined with common search terms. Yes searching for One Third Majority often pulls up references to democratic processes. 17. The Coasters - Down Home GirlA laid back cover with a funk dollop from the one and onlys. 18. Mystery Track - I don't even know. ARGH frustrated by the complete failure of my ability to know who the hell I am listening to - I hereby offer a $50 dollar bounty for the first person who can name this artist and song. Good song too.backing track - Le Fluer da Musique image from: Audiogalaxy (holy shit - Audiogalaxy! I thought they killed you)

March is eye donor awareness, womens history, kidney, colorectal cancer, nutrition and, of course, National Noodle Month. More importantly it's Uner's birthday month.While we're shaking it down to 80's music this weekend the Monthlie is still what it is, a recap of the likes for the classic set. Tune in for the next weeklie for the birthday music.Sonny And Cher - The Beat Goes On (Live)Hear that sound? That is the sound of bile. A humor thick enough to cut a prenup, Sonny and Cher do a number. All in fun though.The Monkees - Buy Me a DogJust cheese, pure cheese - but still a great little forgotten pop song that has more pep than purpose.buyDale Hawkins - Ruby Don't Take Your Love to TownA powerful and deranged voice for one of the more personal takes on the effects of war. Incredibly Leonard Nimoy took a stab at this track - for the benefit of everyone I could not produce that version though.buyTrini Lopez - Corazon De MelonHeart of Melon, watermelon.The Five Blobs - The BlobComposed by Burt Bacharach for the movie of the same name - but somehow not included in the theatrical release. The Five Blobs are actually a quintet-dubbed Bernie Nee (or Knee).The Piglets - Johnny ReggaeI believe the vocals on this track were provided by a trio of sex starved British mums. They sound about 40-ish and chucked full of Reggae Fever - yearning for a big hard dance floor number.buyDislocation Dance - You Can TellEarly Eighties Unknowns from Manchester still sound good. And they've psuedo-reformed.buyClaire Torry - Midnight TrainBig bold and brassy Torre stutters over the horn inflected sounds of this songbook standard. Incidentally famous for faking an orgasm on Pink Floyd's Great Gig in the Sky.buyProcol Harum - BoredomDid you know Procol Harum was Douglas Adam's favorite band. Good reason and good taste. If also absurd, to qoute, "rich and fruity."buyVaretta Dillard - That's Why I CryBorn in 30's Harlem and died in 90's Brooklyn, Dillard had the rough hewn vocal growl that made her songs more than just a 50's pop-chart topper.buyThe Small Faces - Hey GirlA great set of musicians who would later trade out the mod set-up of the early UK 60's to become a solid psychedelic out fit.buyTraffic - House For EveryoneA psychedelic jolt from Steve Winwoods other band.buy10CC - Worst Band in the WorldAnd still a great song. 10cc maybe a drug reference, you ask? Not to worry kids - they actually took their name from the total amount of semen ejaculated by the average male, in metric units because their British like that. The more you know...the more you owe.buyRichards' People - YoyoHad a tough time finding any background on these guys. May be a false attribution.Richard Penniman - Ooh! My SoulCoincidentally his birth name was not Little, but a nickname added later when he grew into it. buyMichael Liggins & The Super Souls - Loaded to the Gills"I never really thought about how special we were back then. We had a different style, we really did ... I didn't realize it then. I just thought, "They did a good job." Mike Lenaburg, producerbuyUnknown - UnknownCan any one help identify this sterling little track?Willie Mitchel - Oh Baby You Turn Me OnA near instrumental.Smoosh - Free to StayThat is a very young voice there. This duo hailing from Seattle is managing some nice - if basic songs. The piano line on this is fabulous.buyStereototal - Wir Tanzen 4-EckWe are dancing a square! Whiz! Shabam! Support the madnessbuyFrankie Ford - Sea CruiseFrankie's got a huge catalog of not quite great numbers - but this was his only hit. In retrospect it is a good example of a weird rock song - I imagine at the time it was just a great song. buyThanks for tuning in. Requests are always wanted - and comments too. Incedentaly I'm none to bright about what month this is so the file name is month04. I'd love to rename it but that function is temporarily unavailable. Stay tuned for further fuckups.

Collected Comics Library Podcast #111 - The one hundred eleventh podcast! Follow-up to last weeks JSA show; News from Wonder-Con; Comics and Podcasting update; Does Chris buy any monthly comics? Running time: 63m 40s Collected Comics Library, hosted by Chris Marshall, is the premiere podcast for news and information for DC Archive Editions, Marvel Masterworks, Marvel Essentials, other high-end comic books and trade paperbacks!