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Eclectica Episode 7: Audible AnomaliesI've been sitting on this episode for a bit; trying to decide whether or not to publish it as-it was when I first "finished" it, on the night of its creation. Since my microphone woes have not quiiite yet been resolved (though a remedy is fast approaching on the horizon- with the help of UPS ;)), it occurred to me to try something new for a change, and put a little twist in the mix. What exactly? Well, I thought I might let my screen reader speak for me this time, as our temporary show announcer! ^_^ I thought it'd be something neat, new and unique, you know?But in the end, I decided to go with the advice of a more seasoned podcaster. Therefore, in lieu of letting Jorgan the Electronic Voice Announcer speak up for me (to save you all from having to bear with my cruddy microphone), I chose to re-produce it, w/my own (hopefully pleasing & endearingly oddball) voice. :)As for the rest of the show's content; a couple of weeks ago I got a "bee in my bonnet" to suddenly make an impromptu, relatively short podcast centered around all of these great bits of music that have not (as yet) fit into any particular show or theme on Eclectica. Therefore, they're the show's "anomalies" as it were. :) -This is NOT so say that these pieces or bands are weird or bizarre or freakish in any negative sense of the words. Not one bit. These artists & their music all rock considerably (otherwise, why the heck would I feature them here??). They are all just so good, their music could go just about anywhere. And thus, mehopes you see my problem. ;)But I'll let the music speak to you for itself. :)As always, if you have any thoughts or ideas you might like to relay to me regarding the show, I'd love to hear from you; my rockin' public. :D You can always feel free to contact me (via my new e-mail addy; djselchie@gmail.com) about programming, artists whom you might like to hear featured on Eclectica, etc., or for any other reason if you wish. And musicians, bands, recording artists etc. are (again, as per usual) most welcome to submit their music for potential use on the show. :)Aaaanyhoo..! All that being said, on to the music!!I truly hope you enjoy what you hear. ^_^Hugs to All,DJ SelchieTrack List1. Metro Station - California2. Shanghai Restoration Project - Preface3. The Silent Treatment - The Secret (Jamie)4. Death Cab for Cutie - Title and Registration5. The Sisters 3 - Gremlins6. Bloc Party - Flux7. My American Heart - The Shake (Awful Feeling)8. Deastro - Shaded Forests9. Wendy and Lisa - Invisible Many thanks to the artists who made this episode possible by making their music podsafe, Ioda PromoNet, The Podcast Music Network, Ariel Publicity, and the "We Are Not Cool" podcast. ^_^You guys all rock!!

Eclectica Episode 7: Audible AnomaliesI've been sitting on this episode for a bit; trying to decide whether or not to publish it as-it was when I first "finished" it, on the night of its creation. Since my microphone woes have not quiiite yet been resolved (though a remedy is fast approaching on the horizon- with the help of UPS ;)), it occurred to me to try something new for a change, and put a little twist in the mix. What exactly? Well, I thought I might let my screen reader speak for me this time, as our temporary show announcer! ^_^ I thought it'd be something neat, new and unique, you know?But in the end, I decided to go with the advice of a more seasoned podcaster. Therefore, in lieu of letting Jorgan the Electronic Voice Announcer speak up for me (to save you all from having to bear with my cruddy microphone), I chose to re-produce it, w/my own (hopefully pleasing & endearingly oddball) voice. :)As for the rest of the show's content; a couple of weeks ago I got a "bee in my bonnet" to suddenly make an impromptu, relatively short podcast centered around all of these great bits of music that have not (as yet) fit into any particular show or theme on Eclectica. Therefore, they're the show's "anomalies" as it were. :) -This is NOT so say that these pieces or bands are weird or bizarre or freakish in any negative sense of the words. Not one bit. These artists & their music all rock considerably (otherwise, why the heck would I feature them here??). They are all just so good, their music could go just about anywhere. And thus, mehopes you see my problem. ;)But I'll let the music speak to you for itself. :)As always, if you have any thoughts or ideas you might like to relay to me regarding the show, I'd love to hear from you; my rockin' public. :D You can always feel free to contact me (via my new e-mail addy; djselchie@gmail.com) about programming, artists whom you might like to hear featured on Eclectica, etc., or for any other reason if you wish. And musicians, bands, recording artists etc. are (again, as per usual) most welcome to submit their music for potential use on the show. :)Aaaanyhoo..! All that being said, on to the music!!I truly hope you enjoy what you hear. ^_^Hugs to All,DJ SelchieTrack List1. Metro Station - California2. Shanghai Restoration Project - Preface3. The Silent Treatment - The Secret (Jamie)4. Death Cab for Cutie - Title and Registration5. The Sisters 3 - Gremlins6. Bloc Party - Flux7. My American Heart - The Shake (Awful Feeling)8. Deastro - Shaded Forests9. Wendy and Lisa - Invisible Many thanks to the artists who made this episode possible by making their music podsafe, Ioda PromoNet, The Podcast Music Network, Ariel Publicity, and the "We Are Not Cool" podcast. ^_^You guys all rock!!

Download Link: Eclectica Episode 5: In MemoriamOr listen via streaming feed:This podcast is dedicated to my friend Jeff Watkins, who died recently, but who beat the odds day by day since even before the day of his birth. He was magnificently brilliant, kindhearted, sweet and strong- in mind and spirit, if not so much in body. Jeff, thank you for the time and love you gave me. I hope you're happy wherever you are, and that if you can hear me or know my heart right now, that you realize how much of an impact you made in my life, and how much of an impression you made in the lives of so many, many others.Love You,NaeP.S.-This episode is also dedicated to all of those who might be dealing with the loss of of a loved-one; as well as to the memories of those whom we've lost through years. May you always remember those who've passed and smile, and to those who've passed, may you always smile down upon the ones who remember you. :)Love Always,DJ SelchieTrack List1. Nita Whitaker - Heaven Holds the Ones I Love (Because it does. Far too many of them.)2. Julianna Raye - Laughing Wild* (Remembering innocence, love, laughter and light...)3. Joannie Madden - Women of Ireland* (Does this speak of pure joy, or pure grief? Or both?)4. The Endparty - There is no Time* (Becuase there isn't. Life is far, far too short.)5. Jen Foster - Underdogs (This sings of those who are different, & of people sticking together.)6. Virginia Coalition - Sing Along (We need to lift each other up. not tear one another down.)7. Farewell June - Shine On* (Because you should. :))8. Donna Lewis - Don't Ever (Cherish your own light as well. :))9. Gypsy Nomads - Summerland* (Journey across the Mists into another realm...)10.Melissa Ferrick - Closer (Closer to Heaven? Perfection maybe? Or to our dreams perhaps?)11. Hey Nunnie Nunnie - Duncan's Song* (I may have lost a "he," but the sentiments remain.)12. Bing Crosby - Count Your Blessings (Again, because we should. :) It makes everything seem brighter.. even the toughest moments. ^_^)...Here are some of the blessings featured in this Ep: Background Music:Denean - Passage to the Earth MotherAsterisks (*) indicate songs which were allowed to be played for Eclectica explicitly by the artist.Very, very special thanks & deepest gratitude go out to each of the artists who personally donated their wonderful music to the making of this particular episode.Also, kudos (as always) to the Podcast Music Network & Ioda Promo Net; for helping to make this episode possible. My grattitude also goes out to the Internet Music Archives, where I found the piece by Mr. Crosby. I especially wanted to put that song on this show, and I'm incredibly grateful to have been able to do so w/your help.Without these sources and the gracious allowance of the artists who gave permission for their music to be played here on Eclectica, I wouldn't have any music available to share w/anyone. So thank you, all. :):)Yours in Gratitude,DJ Selchie

The next installment of Eclectica is: Happy Hallowe'en!-Part 1I have been SO EXCITED about my Hallowe'en episode for Ecltectia!! I've been searching & searching, gathering & re-gathering music for some time now; in anticipation of making a Hallowe'en episode for you, my dear listeners- and all the folks like me who just ADORE the holiday. ^_^ Unfortunately however, my job & my organization of a very large zombie event in DC prevented me from working on it as much as I'd have liked until -after- All Hallow's Eve. :( -But never fear! I will NOT let that stop me from publishing all the fun, fantastic music I've compiled for this illustrious (if now past) occasion! I've been bustin' my butt nights and weekends trying to put this crazy thing together, and I really hope you like what you hear. ^_^I had to divide this super-sized episode into two parts, since when the whole thing was finished it ran a whopping hour and a half! (And there were still tracks I ended up omitting! O.O)First off, as I spend much of each year garnering zombie music to play for the DC Zombie Lurch, we start this episode off with two spiffy songs that're zombie-related! :D Both come from the Podcast Music Network- (as do most of the songs I play here on Eclectica). :)1. Jonathan Coulton - Re; Your Brains2 Tom Smith - Undead Happy TreesNext, a few fun tracks I encountered while scoping out the PMN; one which I don't truly think is about witches, and the other from a longtime favorite of mine- who's a master of the unusual, somewhat creepy, darker sound and wicked, wicked lyrics. ^_^3. Bloc Party - Hunting for Witches4. Tom Waits - How's it Going to End?After that, I HAD to play something from a veritable icon in the Goth/spooky community- Voltaire! (I had the pleasure of seeing him live at CBGB's while I was spending some time in NYC, and he was super-nice. -After his performance I waited in line to speak to him, n' when it was my turn I relayed that I'd been having an uber-crappy day, and how much he'd made it better w/his awesome performance. What'd he do? He hugged me n' gave me a few bits of freebie merch to cheer me up. :):) What a good guy! :D:D)After that comes a terribly appropriately-named band (well, at least where the holiday is concerned- but Hallowe'en or not- ya gotta love it! ;D), w/their even more appropos song "Halloween Girl." ..How could I resist?? ;D5. Voltaire - When You're Evil (Permission given by the artist.)6. Ghosts on the Radio - Halloween Girl Next up, one of my all-time favorite comedians- and you cannot imagine how elated I was to find he had some of his stuff on IODA! :D:D This guy is insanely funny- as long as you're not easily offended. ;) After that, check out this wicked song in the movie "Dead and Breakfast." If you like silly or fun horror mixed w/a bit of conscious cheese and a liberal dose of humour, you're gonna love this flick- and the super music Zachariah supplies for it all throughout the film! :D7. Stephen Lynch - Halloween (Courtesy of the Ioda PromoNet.)8. Zachariah and the Lobos Rider - We're Comin' ta Kill Ya (Permission given by the artist.)Lastly (for this section of the ep. anyway), we have a seriously spooky tale told by a very talented storyteller, whom I've had the pleasure of seeing on a few occassions. He does lots of pieces inspired by the fae, vampires and such, and this is- aside from perhaps one other, just about the scariest piece I've heard of his. So, it's up- and you'll hear the end of it on Eclectica's next installment! *evil grins*9. Joshua Safford - The Midnight Circus -Part One (Permission kindly given by the artist.)If you'd like to know more, see more, and hear more about the talented folks who're featured today (of course you do!!) than click on the links amidst the playlist. The artist's name will be linked to their official web site, and if a myspace page is available for them and/or their work, you'll find that link under the song/piece name. :) All pieces were acquired via the Podcast Music Network, unless otherwise noted.And lastly, if you have any requests, ideas, suggestions or comments about the show, plesae feel free to e-mail me (DJ Selchie) at wytherwiere@hotmail.com.Thanks so much for listening, and I hope you'll come back again soon! ^_^Many Grateful Cheers,DJ Selchie

Episode 15 is all about preparing and spinning cotton. Joining me in the podcast are some of my spinning friends with some very good explanations of just how they do this.  And also something new to the show this time:  videos! First as promised a very special spinning movie.  Currently it is on YouTube, to save me some MB storage space here.  The  Spinning Movie is set to music from Kelvin Bear, who I found on the Podsafe Music Network.  This artist does not seem to have a website, so here's a link to his music.  Now for some instructional videos.  These are for folks with DSL access. Carding cotton and making punis   Support spindle spinning cotton  Setting up a charkha and spinning   Here are the same videos, at reduced bandwidths for dialup: Carding cotton and making punis  Support spindle spinning cotton  Setting up a charkha and spinning cotton This is all a grand experiment for me, and you may find that because I had to use Windows Movie Maker for editing, that they will only play in Windows Media Player.  If you do not have that media playing software, you should at least be able to view the Spinning Movie on Youtube, and well as the Cotton Carding  and Support spindle spinning cotton. Enjoy! All music for this podcast is from the Podcast Music Network. Brian McRae  song July Moon provided the interlude music. Ben Willmott  ends the podcasts with the song Fireworks.  This was a fun podcast to make, and I hope you have as much fun listening to it. Happy Spinning!          

Well, now that Cirie and Tracy are on the same tribe we'll really be able to sort out who the top dog is in Survivor Micronesia. Who's your vote for the best blindside face so far this season?: MikeyB when Mary was voted out or Joel when the karma train came calling? What do you think Ami's best play is? Should she defect to Tracy's weakling coalition? How long do you think we'll have to wait to see if Jason plays the fake HII? Was it a mistake for Ozzy to tell the Pleasure Alliance about the HII? What do you think your best play is if you think you found an HII? What would you do if you were in Jonathan's shoes? Do you risk it and wait until there are obvious signs that it's infected and your health begins to deteriorate? Is there anything you could do from a "bush medicine" perspective to help it heal? Here are the tribes after episode 5: New Airai: Alexis, Eliza, James, Jason, Jonathan, Kathleen, Natalie, and Parvati New Malakal: Amanda, Ami, Chet, Cirie, Erik, Ozzy, and Tracy Jo Ann thinks that it will be safe to get rid of Chet now that Joel's gone. Stacy thinks Parvati will have it in for Natalie. Who's your pick for the next one to get voted out? Tomorrow's interview will mark our 200th podcast and we're looking forward to celebrating that with you in the Listener Feedback show on Monday. We've got several ways you can reach us. You can call and leave a voicemail at 206-350-JASS(5277). You can record an audio comment and attach it or just type up a quick text message and send it to us via email at joannandstacyshow@gmail.com. Lastly, there's a link for comments on the web page here. You can click that link and post your thoughts out there for everyone to see. The intro and outro songs are both dedicated to Joel. He had so much promise coming into the game, but the scatterbrained strategy and bully routine wore thin quickly. Here's a link to the artists at the Podcast Music Network in case you want to learn more about them. Dumb by Wylde Bunch When Did You Get So Small? by Todd Lerner 00:01 Date 00:04 Dumb by Wylde Bunch 01:06 Introductions 04:07 Episode Recap and Observations 44:54 Next Week on Survivor 48:51 JSFL Update 57:29 When Did You Get So Small? by Todd Lerner Links for Today's Show JSFL Results Update for Survivor: Micronesia JSFL Rules for Survivor: Micronesia Listener Paul's Visual Roster for Survivor Micronesia

There's a new alpha male in the Airai tribe and her name is Tracy. To quote Yogi Berra, "This is like deja vu all over again." Is anyone else struck by the similarities in the episodes week to week as the balance plays back and forth between the tribes? I want to say this was a blindside again, but after watching the video at CBS where you get to hear what everyone says when they vote, it appears that Mikey B knew it was coming. What's your view on Tracy after seeing her work her magic on Joel? Do you think that was a smart play for Joel? Was it the best play for the Airai tribe? Can you think of anyone that has ever been as good as Ozzy at figuring out the optimal approach to a challenge? How do you think Alexis' assessment of Ozzy affected her fellow Airai tribemates? Do you think Kathy has quit and is just along for the ride at this point? What did you think of Eeyore, the fake Hidden Immunity Idol? Here are the tribes after episode 4: Airai: Alexis, Chet, Erik, Jason, Joel, Kathleen, Natalie, and Tracy Malakal: Amanda, Ami, Cirie, Eliza, James, Jonathan, Ozzy, and Parvati Stacy is back to thinking that Chet will be eliminated next. Jo Ann professes to have no clue and just agrees with Stacy to get him to shutup and finish the show. Who's your pick for the next one to get voted out? Reminder: The Listener Feedback show is moving to Monday starting next week. To be included in the show we need your feedback by 5pm PST. We've got several ways you can reach us. You can call and leave a voicemail at 206-350-JASS(5277). You can record an audio comment and attach it or just type up a quick text message and send it to us via email at joannandstacyshow@gmail.com. Lastly, there's a link for comments on the web page here. You can click that link and post your thoughts out there for everyone to see. The intro song is dedicated to all of us who just lost our USB, and uh, Mikey B too. The outro is dedicated to Tracy. She's got game after all. Here's a link to the artists at the Podcast Music Network in case you want to learn more about them. Shock and Disbelief by Audio Spaghetti Jungle Witch by Clouseaux 00:01 Date 00:05 Shock and Disbelief by Audio Spaghetti 01:21 Introductions 03:47 Episode Recap and Observations 33:32 Next Week on Survivor 42:01 JSFL Update 58:36 Jungle Witch by Clouseaux Links for Today's Show JSFL Results Update for Survivor: Micronesia JSFL Rules for Survivor: Micronesia Listener Paul's Visual Roster for Survivor Micronesia Contact Info:Voicemail: 206-350-JASS(5277)Email: Enjoy, Jo Ann and Stacy

There's a new alpha male in the Malakal tribe and her name is Cirie. The blindsides continued, but this time it was the audience and not a Survivor on the receiving end. The brutal, extreme, battle ends up being a reward challenge which threw the basis for most of our guesses about who would go home out the window. Kudos to the fans this week though. As Joel said, they got beat twice this week: once by the Favs and then again by mother nature. Then, they somehow find the strength to hang in and win an endurance challenge for immunity. What do you think about the new female, final 3 alliance in the Favs tribe? Do you think they can keep it together and ride it all the way to the end? Do you think Jonathan and Ami stand a chance now that they've been excluded from the "Pleasure Alliance"? Who do you think will go first from the Fans: Joel or MikeyB? Here are the tribes after episode 3: Airai: Alexis, Chet, Erik, Jason, Joel, Kathleen, Mikey, Natalie, and Tracy Malakal: Amanda, Ami, Cirie, Eliza, James, Jonathan, Ozzy, and Parvati Jo Ann thinks Joel will be next target. Stacy has given up on thinking that Chet will get voted out anytime soon and instead set his sites on Jonathan. Who's your pick for the next one to get voted out? We've got several ways you can reach us. You can call and leave a voicemail at 206-350-JASS(5277). You can record an audio comment and attach it or just type up a quick text message and send it to us via email at joannandstacyshow@gmail.com. Lastly, there's a link for comments on the web page here. You can click that link and post your thoughts out there for everyone to see. The intro song is dedicated to Cirie. She saw the opportunity to take charge and took the reigns in the Favs tribe. The outro is dedicated to Jonanthan and MikeyB. They are both in very precarious situations. Here's a link to the artists at the Podcast Music Network in case you want to learn more about them. Power by Carmen Jimenez dangerous by Guardian Mind Mix 00:01 Date 00:05 Power by Carmen Jimenez 01:28 Introductions 02:35 Episode Recap and Observations 45:59 Next Week on Survivor 50:13 JSFL Update 58:36 dangerous by Guardian Mind Mix Links for Today's Show JSFL Results Update for Survivor: Micronesia JSFL Rules for Survivor: Micronesia Listener Paul's Visual Roster for Survivor Micronesia Contact Info:Voicemail: 206-350-JASS(5277)Email: Enjoy, Jo Ann and Stacy

So long Mary. We hardly knew ya. Enough with the quitting. This week we're treated to a classic blindside! Joel decided it was time to send a message, and Mary was basically collateral damage. Instead of focusing on how to make the tribe stronger and best equiped for the next challenge, it was time for an alpha male to establish the pecking order. Given everything we saw in episode 2, which tribe do you think will be in the best position to win the next super physical challenge? In Chet's intro video, he described himself as "...a more edgy Ozzy". He also said, "I can pretty much do what he's done except I'm a little more out there". I think Chet's immunity challenge performance answered any questions we might have had about his physical abilities. VS It's starting to look like the Favs may be safe for a little while as the Fans are on track to becoming as dysfunctional as the wack jobs in the Casaya tribe from Survivor Panama Exile Island. What do you think was really behind Joel's decision to target Mary? Is Joel shaping up to be our villian for this season? How would you rate the performance of the Super Fans to date? Here are the tribes after episode 2: Airai: Alexis, Chet, Erik, Jason, Joel, Kathleen, Mikey, Natalie, and Tracy Malakal: Amanda, Ami, Cirie, Eliza, James, Jonathan, Ozzy, Parvati, and Yau-Man Jo Ann thinks Kathleen will be the next target. Stacy thinks they'll come to their senses and get rid of Chet because Kathy can actually swim. Who's your pick for the next one to get voted out? We've got several ways you can reach us. You can call and leave a voicemail at 206-350-JASS(5277). You can record an audio comment and attach it or just type up a quick text message and send it to us via email at joannandstacyshow@gmail.com. Lastly, there's a link for comments on the web page here. You can click that link and post your thoughts out there for everyone to see. The intro song is dedicated to blissfully unaware Mary. The outro is dedicated to the Airai alliance that sent her packing. They certainly made this episode a surprise. Here's a link to the artists at the Podcast Music Network in case you want to learn more about them. Cold, Cold World by James Power Fakeout by Derek K. Miller 00:01 Date 00:04 Cold, Cold World by James Power 01:46 Introductions 02:36 Episode Recap and Observations 30:40 Next Week on Survivor 34:26 JSFL Update 44:49 Fakeout by Derek K. Miller Links for Today's Show JSFL Results Update for Survivor: Micronesia JSFL Rules for Survivor: Micronesia Listener Paul's Visual Roster for Survivor Micronesia Contact Info:Voicemail: 206-350-JASS(5277)Email: Enjoy, Jo Ann and Stacy