Podcast appearances and mentions of pete mason

On this episode of the Paul Weller Fan Podcast, we dive in to the memories of Pete Mason.Pete spent 17 years working for both major and independent record labels in the UK including Polydor, Phonogram, Chrysalis, Go! Discs and Independiente, which saw him involved with album & single releases from many of the UK's finest artists including The La's, Billy Bragg, Portishead, The Beautiful South, Travis, and two of his all-time music heroes John Martyn and Paul Weller.While at Independiente Paul Weller invited Pete to work as Executive Producer on his live solo acoustic album Days Of Speed. The acoustic, double live album featured songs from across Paul's career including The Jam classics; That's Entertainment and Town Called Malice, The Style Council's Headstart For Happiness and Down In The Seine and solo hits such as You Do Something To Me and Wild Wood.The album was released in 2001 and reached no.3 in the UK album charts which earned him a platinum disc for his efforts.Pete also brought the legendary singer-songwriter and guitarist, John Martyn, to the Go! Discs label and then later to the Independiente label where he worked with John on four albums in an artist liaison role.In 2004 Pete left the UK and moved to Wisconsin, USA, and set up Solid Air Music which includes a project recording studio where he has spent time composing his musical ideas and working with local artists, helping them to record and produce their music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We HAVE to talk about the biggest MCU Movie since Endgame.....so how does the movie deliver? we gunna talk about that spoilers and all and joining us is our dear homie @willd band  from @MONSTROSITIES  @Fisk Vegas and Pete Mason of @NYS Music  !!! SUB ALL THESE GUYS UP! Connect with WilldBand below: https://www.youtube.com/c/willdband https://www.facebook.com/willdbandgaming/ https://twitter.com/willdband twitch.tv/willdgamer23 https://youtube.com/channel/UCqcg06qdID_oM1GJ-_DIt-A Connect with Fisk Vegas below: https://www.youtube.com/@fiskvegasblue https://www.youtube.com/c/GeneralFisk https://www.youtube.com/c/FiskVegas https://www.youtube.com/c/FiskVegasGaming https://twitter.com/bullyfisk https://www.instagram.com/fiskvegas/ https://www.twitch.tv/fiskvegas Connect with Pete of NYS Music below: https://www.youtube.com/c/Nysmusic https://nysmusic.com/ https://www.facebook.com/nystatemusic https://www.instagram.com/nystatemusic/ https://twitter.com/NYStateMusic #BlackPanther #BlackPanther2 #BlackPantherWakandaForever #WakandaForever #spoiler #spoilers #spoilerreview #MCU #Marvel #marvelstudios   NerdCage LIVE is... Jay Saint G Joe of FallenOne Gaming   @Pretty Guardian  Derek aka IAmTheOneWhoNerds NerdCage LIVE MERCH STORE IS NOW OPEN!! BUY OFFICAL MERCH BELOW: https://www.teepublic.com/user/nerdcage-live-merchstore The greatest hangout spot for all things NERD Culture is over on the Facebook Discussion group known as NERDCAGE NATION! Join over in the link below: https://www.facebook.com/groups/516827829468308 The NerdCage LIVE DISCORD Server is Now Up and Running! Join over in the link below: https://discord.com/channels/830576035698835466/947318441394700331 Every Tuesday we play old school and new school games on TWITCH! https://Twitch.TV/NerdCageLive For updates check out our Twitter: https://Twitter.com/Nerd_Cage and on Instagram: https://Instagram.com/Nerd_Cage Follow Pretty Guardian on her other platforms: https://www.youtube.com/c/PrettyGuardian https://www.twitch.tv/xprettyguardian https://www.facebook.com/prettyguardian2020 https://discord.com/invite/djGGC9t https://www.instagram.com/xprettyguardianx/ https://steamcommunity.com/id/xprettyguardianx/ And Derek's other platforms: https://www.youtube.com/user/Derekofthedead https://www.facebook.com/bonuscommentary https://www.twitch.tv/iamtheonewhonerds Logo and Banner designed by Michael Long. Animated Intro and Outro created by Roy Miles "NerdCage LIVE Intro", "NerdCage LIVE Outro", "'NerdCage LIVE on Twitch" and "NerdCage LIVE & Friends" Voiced and Produced by Matthew Farden. Written and edited by Jay Saint G. "Rage In The Cage" Voiced and Produced by Matthew Farden, Written by Jay Saint G visual intro by Jay Saint G with music provided by White Bat Audio. If you want Matthew Farden to voice YOUR work check out his website at: www.matthewfarden.com Music provided by Bensound at www.bensound.com "Rage In The Cage" and "LIVE on Twitch" Bedmusic by Max Brhon - "Humanity" [NCS Release] you can find it here: https://youtu.be/OJhqsUnKUWw Audio Only Podcasts for NerdCage LIVE Available below: Podbean: nerdcagelive.podbean.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5D6nUQE8PwgEolfLVahyYK Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=547026&refid=stpr TuneIn: tunein.com/podcasts/Media--Entertainment-Podcasts/NerdCage-Live-p1337681/?topicId=149341541 Audible: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PvjRIkwIl8 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nerdcage-live/id1520077541 iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-nerdcage-live-68316953/ Also now on Pandora! https://www.pandora.com/podcast/nerdcage-live/PC:41155 Write a review of our show here on Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/nerdcage-live-1312112

We all have to start somewhere, and building a career in any creative industry often involves paying your dues, but does that mean we should be giving our music away? We talk about that, plus we listen to an industrial tension cue from 52 Cues community member, Pete Mason!Watch this episode on YouTube!https://youtu.be/pkRFkG_6tkU00:00 – Intro & Welcome02:01 – Feedback from last week's episode!03:46 – Should composers ever work for free?26:50 – 52 Cues Community Cue, "Many Unanswered Questions" by Pete Mason (https://soundcloud.com/solid-air-music)36:24 – How You Can Support 52 Cues!Join the 52 Cues Community for FREE! – Post your own cues for feedback from the community, network with other composers, participate in community discussions, provide feedback on other composers' cues, and ask questions about the industry! – https://52cues.comBecome a 52 Cues FRIEND – Join in on Monthly Interactive Zoom Workshops featuring a range of topics and guests from around the music industry, and you'll have access to the Weekly Music Production Livestreams! – https://my.52cues.com/plans/202568?bundle_token=b037583a957a0bb48afafd3b1cae414eBecome a 52 Cues FAMILY Member – Get all the benefits listed above, plus catch up with Dave during weekly live Zoom Office Hours, and have your cues reviewed each week during the live Weekly Interactive Feedback and Critique Sessions –  https://my.52cues.com/plans/195865?bundle_token=c974232cc2996186825ad469af103969Or you can support the channel on Patreon and get access to my weekly music production live streams.https://www.patreon.com/davekropfLessons and 1-on-1 coaching are also available! Book your session at http://52cues.com/coaching.#productionmusic #podcastJoin our 12-week Mastermind with built-in private lessons, small group accountability and feedback sessions that give you focused, personalized mentorship. So If you're seriously ready to supercharge you career in production music, then head over to 52cues.com/mastermind22 and sign up today! Registration ends September 29, and seats are limited!Support the show

Pete Mason of NYS Music and Phanart joins us for episode 7 of the Cheap Flights and Cornbread podcast to talk about NYS Music March Madness, the rise of Goose and Twiddle, Phish tour. We also have a new segment called 3 Truths and a Lie that we have introduced!a

Welcome to Cartoon Cosmonauts - a podcast all about animated short films and their creators. I'm your host Joseph Orr and each week features a new guest giving us the lowdown on their approach to making animation. This week's guest is Pete Mason and we'll be discussing his short animated film "Melchior Strasse". It's a voyeuristic tale of one man's misguided quest to create life. It's a beautiful film with some real classic Frankenstein undertones. I would encourage you to watch it first and then follow along as we discuss it in the podcast. If you'd like to get in touch with Pete or check out some of his amazing behind-the-scenes content, best place to find him is on Facebook as Pete Mason or watch his work on his Vimeo account. If you'd like to get in touch with me, for feedback, questions or even to come on the show to discuss your own short, you can find me online as Speak Broccoli on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.

For this episode of We Move Through Stormy Weather, I am so excited to be joined by Pete Mason! Pete is a teacher and writer living in Albany, NY. "Counting Down the Number Line" is his fourth children's book with illustrator Ryan Kerrigan. He promotes PhanArt shows and runs PhanArt.net, highlighting music-inspired fan creations while supporting The Mockingbird Foundation and Groovesafe. He is also a publisher for New York State Music. Listen as we dive into Piper, full-band Drums jams, late-90s Phish festivals, and more!Ryan's Pick: 9/4/16 Dick'sPete's Pick: 7/18/99 Camp OswegoCheck out the We Move Through Stormy Weather merch store here!!

In the days before the internet, printed fanzines were the way that fans shared their independent views, jokes and stories with each other. Many of you will remember Beyond The Boundary and we caught up with it's creator Pete Mason and contributor Dave Ogden for this week's episode. Please help us do the work we do by visiting www.oafcpodcast.co.uk, subscribing and looking in our online shop. We'll be adding more products in the coming weeks and months and would be grateful if you purchased the odd one or two to show your support! Follow the show on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook @oafcpodcast. Learn more about The FSA by visiting https://thefsa.org.uk/ You can find out more about Push The Boundary by visiting them at www.pushtheboundary.co.uk and following on Twitter @PTB_OAFC Title music is by Manchester DJ and producer Starion find out more at www.redlaserrecords.bandcamp.

Join us for this deep dive into Zack Snyder's Justice League (also known as the Snyder Cut) with our good friends Titangoji and Pete Mason from NewYorkStateMusic.com If you like what you hear, be sure to follow us! We also have a YouTube channel, where we do live interactive shows every Thursday at 8pm EST. Please visit here and subscribe: NerdCage Live YouTube Channel Find us on Facebook! And hit us up on Twitter! Produced by Marq Withers and Jay Saint G. Intro Produced and Performed by Matthew Farden, Written by Jay Saint G. Logo Design by Michael Long Music provided by BenSound at www.bensound.com

Missed opportunities. Everyone’s had at least one. when it comes to Phish, there’s always the one that got away. The show you decided to skip because you had a test the next day. The one that was just too far away to make it back before work. The one you slept on getting tickets for and couldn’t find an extra. Hopefully, it doesn’t happen too often…but unfortunately it does happen And with Phish, it’s the worst feeling in the world when those shows become all-timers. For me, there were two that fit this category: 12/30/97 at MSG–the legendary “Harpua” and the 45-minute encore–and 2/28/03 at the Nassau Coliseum–one of the best “Tweezers” ever played and the long awaited return of the biggest Phish bustout of them all: “Destiny Unbound.”When I was deep into The Phish Compendium and The Pharmer’s Almanac (Vol. 4), the impression was that “Destiny Unbound” was the great white whale of Phish setlists. Played frequently in the early 90s and then shelved, it developed a cult following and old-school fans clamored for its return. When Trey suggested that the band would play it again if all the fans in the front row sang the first line at the same time, leave it to Phish fans to take him up on it at Red Rocks and the Hampton Coliseum in the mid- and late-90s, respectively. Denied, the song stayed on the shelf.As I learned more and more about the Phish mythos, the prospect of “Destiny Unbound” greatly interested me. I found it difficult to track down a recording of the song, and so for many years I had no idea what it actually sounded like. It wasn’t until the February 2003 “return tour” that the concept of actually hearing “Destiny” came back to me.I was a junior in college at the time at SUNY Buffalo. My roommate and I had tickets to see the band in Cincinnati and passed on the opportunity to fly home to see the show a week later at the Nassau Coliseum. In retrospect, it would have been fairly easy to attend. We had plenty of friends going who could find us extras; back when JetBlue was still fairly new on the scene, you could get a round trip flight from BUF to JFK for about $100; plus, it was college–missing a day or two of classes was far from an emergency. But we were so jazzed about the road trip to Cincinatti that we saw the Nassau show as an adventure that we didn’t need to take.Bummer.When I saw the setlist after it was played, my jaw dropped. “Destiny Unbound?” They played it? REALLY? ? And I missed it. At the time, I figured it was my only opportunity. As you can hear in earlier episodes of Attendance Bias with Slade Sohmer of The Recount and Pete Mason of PhanArt, we talked about how setlists in 2.0 were fairly predictable with few exceptions. Two of those exceptions were their show in Burgettstown, PA in the summer of 2003, and this show at the Nassau Coliseum that February. Phish broke their own mold. They played, at that time, what felt like the ultimate bust out. Maybe not in terms of “number of shows since it was last played,” but in terms of community relevance–it felt like I had missed some sort of cosmic event that only occurs once every 500 years; a special eclipse or passing of an obscure comet. The fact that it was played in my hometown venue only added salt to the wound.Pretty dramatic, yes.Luckily the band brought “Destiny” back into the rotation for 3.0. The simple tale of Highway Bill and Highway Jill doesn’t pop up frequently, but at least it’s in the cards. Those of us who absorbed the band’s history and self-referential universe knows that it’s special every time it’s played, simply because there were decades when that wasn’t the case. For me, the sense of closure finally came when the band played it at the 2010 summer tour closer at one of my hometown venues, Jones Beach Amphitheater.

If you've been into the Phish scene for any amount of time, you've heard of, or been to a PhanArt show. For years, artists have creators have sold their wares outside of venues but it wasn't until relatively recently that they've had a localized, organized location to set up shop. And who got this whole shebang organized? Pete Mason--otherwise known as PhanArt Pete. For today's episode of Attendance Bias, Pete chose Phish's legendary show on 7/29/03 at the Starlake Amphitheater in Burgettestown, Pennsylvania. This show was a major peak of Phish's 2.0 era, and if you weren't around at the time, it's hard to communicate just how crazy and unexpected the setlist was. Filled with rarities, bustouts, and era-defining jams, it was a show that went deep.For today's show, I would like to emphasize two things:For every download and listen today's show gets through Friday 11/20, I will donate $1 to Trey's Divided Sky Fund, up to $500. The donation will be made during The Beacon Jams on 11/20.Pete is not letting the coronavirus pandemic get in the way of connecting artists to their fans. There will be a virtual PhanArt show this coming Saturday, 11/14 at PhanArt.net. More info available at that site.Please don't forget to share, rate, and review Attendance Bias wherever you get your podcasts. Enjoy!This week's audio: 7/29/03 @ Star Lake Amphitheater, Burgettstown, PA

In episode 90, I learn about entrepreneurship with Pete Mason, founder of Phanart and Nysmusic.com! -- Timestamp: 00:00: Episode Intro 01:49: Conversation with Pete Mason 54:30: Episode Conclusion - Keep In Touch with everything Pete Mason: NYS Music: http://nysmusic.com https://www.facebook.com/nysmusicnews/ https://www.youtube.com/c/Nysmusic/videos Phan Art: https://www.phanart.net https://www.etsy.com/market/phan_art https://www.facebook.com/phanart/ ---- CLICK ME FOR ALL OFF ROCHESTER GROOVECAST’S LINKS: linktr.ee/rochestergroovecast

PETE MASON with more of the best local, unsigned musical artists. This week includes Heather Devona and The Revolutionary Army of the Infant Jesus. Are you a local artist making original music? Email a track to creditonradio [at] gmail [dot] com. Learn more about Crediton Radio and get involved: www.creditonradio.org

PETE MASON finds more musical nuggets from local musicians who play there own original music. In this episode, he also interviews Joe Atlas, AKA Alastair Toms, about his new solo direction. This episode's tracklist: 1m25s - 5m12s The Theme From Tokyo.... - Joe Atlas 5m58 - 8m34s I Don't Need To Know - Paul Connelly & John Downes 9m38s - 12m46s Golden Seconds - Samthauch 13m48s - 17m10s Crediton History - Jim Causley 17m46s - 21m28s Keep Me Going Doc - The Moonshine Serenaders 25m08s - 28m33s The Funk Is Strong In This One - Joe Atlas Are you a local artist making original music? Email a track to Pete at creditonradio [at] gmail [dot] com.

In the first of a new series for Crediton Radio, PETE MASON showcases some of the best musical talent in the area. In this episode: 1m13s Black is the Colour - Etchechuria 5m33s Dear Daddy - Far From the Delta 12m00s The Amazon is Burning- Pete Mason & Imogen May 16m09s Coronavirus Blues - Jeremy Way 20m52s The Mystery Play - Paul Whittall 26m 05s She is a Rum One - Etchechuria Are you a local artist making original music? Email a track to Pete at creditonradio [at] gmail [dot] com.

Today's guest, Pete Mason, is the kind of music fan the world needs more of, honestly. His dedication and service to the music scene can be seen in so many different ways from his work with the NYS Music website to his signature creation, PhanArt.  Through PhanArt Mason works to celebrate the immense, thriving community of artists who celebrate the music of Phish with their craft and their many varied creations. Pete will be hosting art shows just outside of Fenway Parkduring Phish's upcoming shows on July 5th and 6th with exclusive prints and work by many luminaries in the field and the upcoming cruise which will feature art and live music! Tickets for the cruise can be found HERE.  We chatted about our passions, music journalism, the importance of originality and more! Dig it!

Two years after the preventable disaster at Grenfell Tower, justice and safety are still not secure. A fire in flats in Barking, east London, underlines the ongoing threat caused by the profit drive in the housing sector. How can woking-class residents fight back? We speak to Paul Kershaw, chair of the Unite union housing workers' branch, and Pete Mason, chair of the Barking Reach Residents' Association.

Welcome to this month's GPS Training podcast, it's our 14th episode. As always, we are streaming it live on Facebook So if you want to see what we all look like take a look at our Facebook page. So, without further ado let's get on with today's podcast …… It's our 14th podcast. In today's podcast we are going to look and discuss the following – 1. We interview Tom from Garmin, as we get hands on the Garmin GPSMAP66s for the first time. 2. TOPO PRO mapping – to route or not to route 3. Other interesting activities people are using outdoor GPS units for 4. We have Andy's top tips - both Garmin and SatMap 5. And then finally we will announce the winner of last months podcast 1. Garmin's GPSMAP66s – at last! Last week Tom, from Garmin sales came and spent 24 hours with us and he brought with him the new GPSMAP66s from Garmin. Here is our chat with him. 2. TOPO PRO mapping – to route or not to route I know we have mentioned it in past Podcasts but we are still getting a number of questions over the phone regarding the TOPO PRO mapping from Garmin. It is a little confusing I think it is the ‘TOPO' that is throwing people. So Andy, what is it? 1. OS mapping, not TOPO mapping (e.g. Topo Light, Topo Active) 2. It has turn by turn off road data within National Parks 3. You can get both 1:50k and 1:25k in the TOPO PRO versions To find out more about the Garmin GPS units please go to our website – gpstarining.co.uk – click on – gps store – then choose the category you want on the left-hand side – 1:50k, 1:25k 3 – Some common activities and less common activities that people are using GPS units for As you will be aware most of the GPS units we sell and train people to use are used for walking and cycling but what other activities are people using them for? - Horse Riding - Sea Kayaking - Skiing - Trail Riders, we have talked about this in a past podcast - Surveys (wildlife, surveys for work) - Geocaching, we have had Pete Mason, from the Podcach show on a past podcast – Episode 4 - Mountaineering   4. Andy's Top Tips Andrew Wallington has kindly written to us with his top tip – Good Morning, First of all thank you for your podcasts, site information and videos. I have only been walking and hiking for the past 2 years and being of "mature years" I have a lot to learn. I learn a lot from Andy's top tips and would like to add my own. My route this week was about 25 miles in mid-Wales which I intended to do over 2 days but having completed 13 miles and getting to the bus stop for my return an hour early I decided to complete the whole walk that day. The weather was great and I felt capable of finishing even though I have never walked this far in one go. Sunset was due at 18.30 which gave me time to finish in daylight I thought. - I had not taken fatigue into account. A bright clear day started to cloud over so reducing light My Satmap was getting low on battery as the route required me to constantly check my position. I did not have a power back up as I intended to finish by midafternoon. I did not have a torch for the same reason. The last half mile was downhill through a very thick wood so there was little or no light in places even though there was light outside. This was not good for trip hazards. I am sure that as seasoned walkers you would not make my mistakes but it seems that there are more people walking now and lots of us are novices. So my top tips to myself are: 1) Never overstretch myself. Fatigue sets in quickly 2) Always carry a power back up source for my navigating device even on short walks in case of battery failure. 3) Carry a torch all year round. Powerful torches do not have to be heavy. Maps are useless in the dark. Having said all that, the sense of achievement of walking 25 miles in one go and at the same time completing the 'Severn Way' was fantastic. Regards Andrew 1.

Welcome to this month’s GPS Training podcast, it’s our 14th episode. As always, we are streaming it live on Facebook So if you want to see what we all look like take a look at our Facebook page. So, without further ado let’s get on with today’s podcast …… It's our 14th podcast. In today’s podcast we are going to look and discuss the following – 1. We interview Tom from Garmin, as we get hands on the Garmin GPSMAP66s for the first time. 2. TOPO PRO mapping – to route or not to route 3. Other interesting activities people are using outdoor GPS units for 4. We have Andy’s top tips - both Garmin and SatMap 5. And then finally we will announce the winner of last months podcast 1. Garmin’s GPSMAP66s – at last! Last week Tom, from Garmin sales came and spent 24 hours with us and he brought with him the new GPSMAP66s from Garmin. Here is our chat with him. 2. TOPO PRO mapping – to route or not to route I know we have mentioned it in past Podcasts but we are still getting a number of questions over the phone regarding the TOPO PRO mapping from Garmin. It is a little confusing I think it is the ‘TOPO’ that is throwing people. So Andy, what is it? 1. OS mapping, not TOPO mapping (e.g. Topo Light, Topo Active) 2. It has turn by turn off road data within National Parks 3. You can get both 1:50k and 1:25k in the TOPO PRO versions To find out more about the Garmin GPS units please go to our website – gpstarining.co.uk – click on – gps store – then choose the category you want on the left-hand side – 1:50k, 1:25k 3 – Some common activities and less common activities that people are using GPS units for As you will be aware most of the GPS units we sell and train people to use are used for walking and cycling but what other activities are people using them for? - Horse Riding - Sea Kayaking - Skiing - Trail Riders, we have talked about this in a past podcast - Surveys (wildlife, surveys for work) - Geocaching, we have had Pete Mason, from the Podcach show on a past podcast – Episode 4 - Mountaineering   4. Andy’s Top Tips Andrew Wallington has kindly written to us with his top tip – Good Morning, First of all thank you for your podcasts, site information and videos. I have only been walking and hiking for the past 2 years and being of "mature years" I have a lot to learn. I learn a lot from Andy's top tips and would like to add my own. My route this week was about 25 miles in mid-Wales which I intended to do over 2 days but having completed 13 miles and getting to the bus stop for my return an hour early I decided to complete the whole walk that day. The weather was great and I felt capable of finishing even though I have never walked this far in one go. Sunset was due at 18.30 which gave me time to finish in daylight I thought. - I had not taken fatigue into account. A bright clear day started to cloud over so reducing light My Satmap was getting low on battery as the route required me to constantly check my position. I did not have a power back up as I intended to finish by midafternoon. I did not have a torch for the same reason. The last half mile was downhill through a very thick wood so there was little or no light in places even though there was light outside. This was not good for trip hazards. I am sure that as seasoned walkers you would not make my mistakes but it seems that there are more people walking now and lots of us are novices. So my top tips to myself are: 1) Never overstretch myself. Fatigue sets in quickly 2) Always carry a power back up source for my navigating device even on short walks in case of battery failure. 3) Carry a torch all year round. Powerful torches do not have to be heavy. Maps are useless in the dark. Having said all that, the sense of achievement of walking 25 miles in one go and at the same time completing the 'Severn Way' was fantastic. Regards Andrew 1.

Welcome to this month’s GPS Training podcast



. Again, we are streaming on Facebook the recording of us all recording the Podcast, so if you want to see what we all look like take a look at our Facebook page –  Just search for GPS Training on Facebook and don’t forget to ‘like’ our page. A copy of our live stream is archived on Facebook so you can watch it until the end of time, if you want to! Also in the next few days we will also upload the video feed onto YouTube. Changing The GPS Training Podcast a little, making it more into a ‘magazine’ programme. I think we always need to evolve and move things forward so we are making the podcast a little less ‘techy’, we have our quarterly live ‘GPS Clinic’ that we steam live on Facebook. If you want to watch and interact with this GPS Clinic you need to put 6.00 pm on the 1st February in your diary so you can watch this, if you sign up to the GPS Training Newsletter or you have ‘liked’ the GPS training Facebook page you will receive plenty of reminders about this. So starting this podcast we are starting to put in pre recorded interviews with varies people and this month we have Pete Mason who is a has his own Podcast, the Podcache show which is a geocaching podcast. If you know of anybody who you would like to hear on future podcasts please do get in touch. And please do continue with your feedback after each of our Podcasts and let us know how we have done and anything you would like us to cover. So, without further ado let’s get on with today’s podcast …… In today’s podcast we are going to look and chat over the following – Garmin Birdseye – What is it, as it can be a number of things. As I have already mentioned we have an in-depth interview with Pete Mason, from the Podcache Show, so if you are watching this on Facebook or YouTube you will need to download the Podcast to hear this. Andy’s top tips – both SatMap and Garmin The big debate – When out walking would you plan and follow a route or a track? Our two-day Garmin GPS Training courses and our one-day SatMap GPS Training courses Irish mapping options for both a Garmin and SatMap GPS1. Garmin Birdseye – The Garmin term ‘Birdseye’ is one of two things


- Satellite Subscription, enables you to download Satellite Imagery How does this work? 1 year’s free subscription with Oregon 7**, GPSMap64s, Montana, can be purchased for £21.99 a year Once you register unit using basecamp software – birdseye menu – select Birdseye Satellite imagery subscription, using tools draw around your required area (Recommend select small areas 1500 sqkm) Download as much as you want for a year, still kept after the year. Choice of resolutions, different parts of the world quality may differ – Standard, High, Highest Memory 1500 sq km at High approx. 500mb, highest 1gb Download to folder in basecamp then transfer to GPS Device
Videos on our online training resource


. A Birdseye Select Voucher can be used to download 1:25k map as well as lots of other detailed map types
 How does this work? Activate to your GPS and country choice, 90 days to use up capacity, download to basecamp software then transfer to your GPS. One voucher approx. 90mb data, units with smaller memory such as etrex20 need micro sd card if more than one voucher
- No routeable data such as roads or elevation data built in that you get on standard OS Map cards from Garmin We supply our own guides + bought unit from us online resource lots of videos on using the unit. How much does a voucher cost? 19.99 Countries – 
Great Britain, OS 1:25k, 3000sq km (Not Ireland) France, IGN 1:25k, 1500 square km Germany, Kompass 1:50k, 2400 square km Deutschland (Germany) , BKG 1:25k, 5000 square km Austria and East Alps, Kompass 1:50k, 2400 square km Switzerland, Kompass 1:50k, 2400 square km Holiday Islands (Azores, Madeira, Canary Islands, Balaeric Islands) Kompass 1:50k, 2400 square km

Recorded over Bank Holiday week 28th August   This week we talk Panto with Wagner and the rest of  the cast of The Wizard of Oz which is being staged in Brierley Hill Civic next year, Pete Mason tells us about his most rescent work, Phil Davis updates us on Tiger Awareness and Jon Thompson of Round Oak Interiors lets us know how they reclained a lost building as their new home. Michael Armstrong provides music and a chat about his current projects.

Recorded at Molineux Monday 14th December 2015 This Week Brendan Cole tells us about his show at The Grand in January - A Night to Remember - We talk to Pete Mason the Post Pop Art Man about his latest work, Dennice McKinnon joins us to talk about The Toffee Nosed Cake Company and lets us try some of her cakes, Neil Reading tells us about the new season at the Arena Theatre, we chat with Dave Pitt about his transition from Stand-up to Play Wright and the cast of Snow White from the Place in Oakengates let us know about their show. Music comes from The Rubikons with Pete and John playing live in the studio. 

This week we we're mixing things up, because were in the middle of Summer Tour. We have some quick conversations with some of our friends, who share their first-hand experiences from the road. And then we play one set from Summer Tour so far. Chapter markers and setlist below. Chapter 1 0:00 Intro w/Brad & RJ Chapter 2 4:24 Chat w/Pete Mason of PhanArt Chapter 3 17:48 Chat w/Josh (Mansfield) Chapter 4 30:48 Chat w/Brian (SPAC) Chapter 5 39:43 Chat w/Felicia (Mann) Chapter 6 49:24 Chat w/Craig (Mann) Chapter 7 1:03:44 Chat w/Stu (Randall's) Chapter 8 1:15:46 Chat w/George (Randall's) Chapter 9 1:23:56 Set 2 Phish 7.8.14 -- Phish, 7.8.14, The Mann Center, Philadelphia, PA Set 2: 46 Days > Fuego > The Line, Backwards Down the Number Line > Tweezer -> Ghost > 2001 > Harry Hood > Tweezer Reprise E: Possum See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.