Podcast appearances and mentions of shane ward

Episode 49 (09/01/25) On this episode - A run down of some of the biggest fails of 2024 (in entertainment, politics and everything else), Greg talks about some of his Xmas presents and his new year's resolution to be a bit more stoic, some famous philosophical approaches to seeing in the new year, an improvised audition for Riverdance, a woman that was ironically duped by the Keanu Reeves romance scam, some incredibly bad impressions of celebrities that have lost their houses in the LA fires, quarter life crises vs midlife crises, young people vs the Reform Party, attempts to hum and scat the University Challenge theme tune, refusing to watch Traitors, the Beast Games on Amazon Prime, 100 year old predictions for the year 2025, Shane Ward and The Good ship Murder, films to look out for in 2025, our weekly improvised soap opera ‘Aylesbury Market', Jordan Peterson's ideal Dr Who, recommendations, Future Greg and a whole lot more! 

It was the wise prophet and occasional flower impersonator Peter Gabriel that said, ‘I don't remember, I don't recall,I have no memory of anything at all.'Do you remember 2008?Yes, it's only (!) 16 years ago, so I've no doubt you still have packets in the kitchen cupboard that are older, but do you also remember how the pop landscape of 2008 was mapping out? Indeed, what on earth was going on in your life eight years into the 21st century?You see, this writer (it's, me IAIN!) has quite a glitchy view back of his shoulder to this year. Life had thrown a few curveballs (listen in, it's kinda revealed) meaning that pop memory has become patchy. Perhaps for you, dear listeners, 2008 is similarly harder to initially grasp hold of. Fear not! The world's finest compilation series (as always) is on hand to jog memories, restart downloads an piece together for us what was selling, streaming, rising and falling up and down the hit parade that we call “The Charts'. It's NOW, That's What I Call Music 69!And crikey, what a mix we had!Torchsongs, soul songs, Neo-soul songs, Soul-dance songs, Northern soul songs! Songs that weren't soul soul songs but would like to be!Big pop statements from Britney, Robyn, Girls Aloud!Slightly smaller pop statements from Shane Ward and Leon Jackson!We also had some huge ghosts of pop pasts resurfacing thanks to the likes of Rihanna, Duffy, Kylie and others. And some iconic artists that would stay with us through some era defining tracks. Because sometimes pop is the only thing that helps us when things aren't OK (but will be OK). Our special guest for this episode is author of the frankly wonderful Don't Stop the Music - A Year of Pop History, One Day at a Time, and lifetime pop fan Justin Lewis.AND, if all of this wasn't enough (and don't forget Basshunter is in there too), find out where Joe Fagin fits in, who the Kajagoogoo of NOW69 is, which group may (or may not) have their own day time quiz show, how Justin grew up with Tom and Annie on Radio One and grew back in love with music in 2008 through some of these songs, and also which tracks deserve 10 out of 10. And of course, why pop is still so important for making sense of the world around us, in any decade!All of this, and I've managed not to say anything negative about Scouting for Girls!Oh no, wait… Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Eighty-nine years ago today, one of America's greatest — though least-known — blues artists died after months of illness. Gaunt and frail, Arthur Blake — known to blues aficionados by his stage name, “Blind Blake” — must have looked much older at the end than his 38 years.It had been a wild and sometimes wonderful decade for him. Starting in mid-1920s, he was celebrated as Paramount Records' sensational guitarist, whose distinctive playing often was compared to the sound and style of a ragtime piano.InfluencesHis intricate finger-picking was to inspire generations of guitarists, from Rev. Gary Davis to Ralph McTell, from Leon Redbone to Ry Cooder and John Fahey.Famously, blues great Big Bill Broonzy, who heard Blake in person in the early 1920s, said Arthur made his guitar “sound like every instrument in the band — saxophone, trombone, clarinets, bass fiddles, pianos, everything. I never had seen then and I haven't to this day yet seen no one that could take his natural fingers and pick as much guitar as Blind Blake."The CrashBlake recorded about 80 tracks between 1926 and 1932. His future looked bright. With his records selling well, he felt he could settle down, so he married Beatrice McGee around 1931. But then the next year it all went bad. Paramount went bankrupt in 1932 under the weight of the Great Depression. In the remaining two years of his life, Arthur Blake was plagued by poverty and by illness. A coroner's autopsy confirmed that his Dec. 1, 1934, death came because of complications from tuberculosis.The SongToday Blind Blake's legacy lives on in his recordings and through their impact on nearly a century of blues, folk and jazz musicians who travel in his shadow. In 1992, for instance, Bob Dylan honored Blake in the title of his Good as I Been to You album, on which he performed a cover of "You Gonna Quit Me Blues.”Our Take on the TuneAnd that's where The Flood comes in. We started doing the song in the mid-'90s, right after hearing Dylan's version on that album.We were looking for an easy, happy tune that we could warm up with, one that would let everybody in the room just stretch out a little. Nowadays it is just as likely to turn up as a last song of the night — as it does here — putting a bow on a great evening of music. Enjoy.Meanwhile, in Other News…By the way, we're now one month away from our big “Flood at 50” birthday bash on New Year's Eve, and the good folks at Alchemy Theatre who are hosting it have created a Facebook Event page for the do, with all kinds of additional goodies. Click the graphic below to reach it on Facebook:In addition, our dear friend Shane Ward at Eve.NET has helped us get a dedicated website for the event up and running. Visit us there at Floodat50.com! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit 1937flood.substack.com

Welcome back to SSP Weekly! This week, host Miriam Pasternak explores the U.S.'s posture on strategic nuclear deterrence and the concept of 'tripolar deterrence', in light of a recently published Congressional report. Miriam sits down with two guests: Shane Ward, an SSP Master's student at Georgetown University who focuses on nuclear deterrence in his studies at SSP, and Dr. Adam Mount, an important voice and expert in the debate on U.S. nuclear deterrence strategy. Dr. Mount is a senior fellow at the Federation of American Scientists and holds a PhD from the Department of Government at Georgetown University. Earlier this week, he published his article: “A Not-So-Strategic Posture Commission” for the Arms Control Association, which sparked our interest. We hope you enjoy the episode!

Episode 167 Baby. International Woman Day, If your bird was a mechanic, single beds, Bucks Bar Trongate #review. For extra Shane Ward, Kanye, Ukraine, Tradesmen & Woman, Getting Your Moneys worth from Hookers and over and extra hour of chat head over to our Patreon. Loads of #extra #specials & #videos only on our #Patreon www.thehashtagshow.co.uk 

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Shane Ward is a regenerative land use advisor, communicator and the founder of Action Ecology.   Shane brings an international perspective, scientific rigour and pragmatic approach to connecting people with the right knowledge, drawn from both innovative ‘on-the-ground' practitioners and the latest research. Passionate about sustainable food systems, ecosystem restoration, as well as plant, soil & microbial ecology, Shane also works more broadly to engage people with visioning a better way forwards for humanity's approach to energy, economy and agriculture - re-partnering with natural systems - so we might provide a chance for future generations to thrive on this planet.

Spikepit is taking time for a closer look at the "There and Back Again"  RPG by Ray Otus.  This episode draws together content from the back catalogue, as well as from some previously unreleased actual play recordings. Thanks to DM Dad, Shane Ward, RFED, DM Rikki, Luca and Sonny for their contributions.  Thumbnail image, "There and Back Again", by C Green. If you have any questions comments or concerns regarding this episode, or you would like to discuss supporting the show through sponsorship, please contact me, Colin Green, spikepitpodcast@gmail.com. Please consider joining the rest of the Pit Crew at https://www.patreon.com/spikepit  #spikepitpodcast

Shane Ward is founder of Action Ecology, a consultancy offering a range of services that improve land productivity, resource efficiency, resilience and ecological function. Shane is passionate about the benefits of regenerative agriculture and the opportunities it provides for carbon drawdown, presenting regularly on the subject. He serves as Better Futures Forum's expert on regenerative land use, sustainable food systems and ecosystem restoration.In this episode we discuss:• Shane's background and interest in ecology• How Action Ecology came to be and the services provided• Current problems with intensive farming and consequent effects on the environment and long-term sustainability of our food supply• Regenerative agriculture; what it means, the importance of soil and some of the common approaches• The importance of considering the unique natural environment when designing a sustainable farm• The role of animals, holistic grazing and the need to transition towards more plant-centred diets• The new Netflix documentary Kiss The Ground• Actionable changes for the home gardener/hobby farmer to improve the sustainability of their ventures.We hope you enjoy this episode and would love to hear your feedback! And don't forget to tag @TheLentilIntervention on your social media posts.

The Modern Male Designer. Shane Ward grew up in Detroit, one half of a set of identical twins, and one of seven siblings. By his own account, those streets where he learned to play football were dangerous, but it was there that he gained confidence stemming from a talent for the sport. While caddying for a local golf course in high school, Shane was exposed to all sorts of people and acquired an entirely new set of skills…people skills. After attending and graduating from the University Of Michigan, Shane found himself in Portland, Oregon designing some pretty impressive sneakers for Adidas, where more self-discovery was uncovered. He learned for the first time in his life to appreciate the great outdoors, and still does to this day. Shane went on to design shoes both in-house and freelance for big brands like Puma, Converse, Fila, Rockport, and so many more. He also co- founded, helmed, and designed for DETNY by Shane & Shawn, the men's and women’s shoe collection he created with his twin brother. The line was sold in large stores like Macy's and they opened a stand-alone boutique in the heart of New York’s Nolita. Discovery continues for the true-blue creative. He’s begun painting again, and his large-scale pieces combine his appreciation for both the sneakers that inspire him and elements of nature. Today, Shane is creative director for G111 Apparel Group, in charge of footwear for DNKY men’s, the heritage brand, Bass, and others. Story + Rain founder Tamara has known Shane for a very long time and this podcast reflects that. Shane tells his life story, gets into his career’s trajectory, discusses the things that inspire him, how he sets the scene for creative flow, and brings us into his world of the modern male shoe designer with an extraordinarily unique perspective. Shop Shane's favorite things here: 1. Men’s Larson 90s Weejuns by G.H. BASS & CO. https://rstyle.me/+G8_ezw21VpaPJ017OT6yhQ 2. Women’s Lillian Bow Weejuns by G.H. BASS & CO https://rstyle.me/+Q_Y3WIMk4SpzrTq_Le0QGQ 3. Stone Diffuser by Vitruvi https://rstyle.me/+S_2j_-Gj3bRQdsFXz02EmA 4. Organic Rosemary Essential Oil by Vitruvi https://rstyle.me/+58zmZANKpatFdsajNlTqrA 5. The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod https://rstyle.me/+_9IMrRmH4bJodgR-NccfNA 6. The Complete Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway https://rstyle.me/+wRv6z0wcCgDl7F62TmggWw 7. Facial Fuel Energizing Scrub by Kiehl’s https://rstyle.me/+qVbTNV0FV1-2V6pNjie87g 8. Age Defender Dual-Action Exfoliating Cleanser by Kiehl’s https://rstyle.me/+ioEZXL-6UEA5-QgxF385Ig 9. Jojo Rabbit by Taika Waititi https://rstyle.me/+6iC5MPc-zRHDpBLv1BWS0w 10. Knives Out by Rian Johnson https://rstyle.me/+5RS7t7kcyd2vla3seWgKRQ 11. Black-ish https://rstyle.me/+fLDG016vtOjSzAUAMEAkcA

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We chat to Shane Ward about the recently launched Better Futures Forum (BFF), the hot new platform where New Zealanders are meeting to facilitate the transition towards a more resilient Aotearoa. BFF is seizing the transformational power of COVID-19. In just three weeks since it launched, the organization, co-founded by Dr Mike Joy, has received tremendous support with a groundswell of people joining them. They have a focus on six key areas: Land and Water; Infrastructure; Transport; Building and Housing; Energy; and Economy, and are encouraging any interested New Zealanders to join them. We also chat to Shane (international regenerative-agriculture design-consultant, speaker, teacher, writer and founder of Action Ecology) about his vision for NZ's future and get him to explain the powerful impact of regenerative agriculture. Check out Shane's recent lecture at Victoria University here. Hear more from Dr Mike Joy in a previous How To Save the World episode ‘Saving Our Waterways with Dr Mike Joy.Thanks to Auckland Council and Live Lightly for supporting this podcast! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Shane is a permaculturalist and agriculture consultant, and talking with him changed some of my perspectives on some big topics. In this episode he outlines that without a permanent system of agriculture, one that is truly sustainable, permanent civilization is impossible. We also talk about human nature and how it is typically misconstrued and weaponized against us. We talk about politicized science, the ecological impact of the coronavirus lockdown, which he argues that it is not big, because our agriculture has not been impeded or reformed in the midst of pandemic. Its an amazing talk I hope you enjoy it. Find Shane at www.actionecology.com Please support this show by sharing, subscribing and by leaving a review! It helps! Support by donating! 100% listener supported show. www.paypal.me/ariintheair From Shane's bio on Action Ecology's site - "Shane Ward is a regenerative land use & soil health consultant, speaker, teacher and communicator passionate about sustainable food production, ecosystem restoration, plant & soil ecology as well as designing closed-loop systems. Shane brings an international perspective, scientific rigour and pragmatic approach to his work - drawing on innovations from both on-the-ground practitioners and scientific research. In addition to his consulting work, Shane also enjoys teaching and speaking engagements both locally and abroad and is also actively engaged in getting his hands dirty and developing and experimenting on his own small property, and in the future looks forwards to bringing his expertise to international development work, sustainable food-system design and large-scale land regeneration. In previous careers, Shane has also worked at a senior level in large FTSE100 organisations as a communications specialist in the financial, banking, property and energy sectors in addition to many years working in Film & Television in creative, technical and business/project management roles."

Inside Towers managing editor Jim Fryer interviews Shane Ward, CFO of CTI Towers in the first episode of a series on mid-sized tower companies and their perspective on the market.Support the show (https://insidetowers.com/subscription/)

This weeks episode is a revealing look into the story of Mystery Machine. We discuss opening for Pearl Jam, sharing a dressing room with a Human Pin Cushion, getting knocked unconscious while making a video, dealing with tensions within a band and much more. So, please give it a listen and if you want more '90s CanRock content, find us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and follow our official playlist on Spotify! Also, if you want to support the podcast, visit us at https://www.patreon.com/ravedrool, subscribe/follow the podcast wherever you're listening to this and give us a positive rating and review!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/ravedrool)

It’s a taste of some cracking sporting action on today’s show. We’re chatting about Connacht Club Championships in Gaelic Football, Aviva Stadium showdowns and All Ireland League Debuts in Rugby with Breifne Earley. Shane Ward, Manager of county champions Glencar Manorhamilton tells us how they have been preparing for the Connacht Club Championship since their final victory a few weeks ago. After winning their first title in 7 years they are chomping at the bit to it up to Mayo champions Ballintubber on Sunday in McHale Park, Castlebar (2pm). Leitrim Gaels’ Eunan Treacy joins Breifne to chat about their upcoming Connacht Intermediate Club Championships where they travel to Hyde Park to face Roscommon opposition in the shape of Tulsk. Eunan reminisces about his lengthy career with Leitrim Gaels and the opportunity to play Senior Football next season and the options which are now available to youngsters around the village. FAI Development Officer Damon Kearney joins us to chat about the FAI Senior Cup Finals which take will place on Sunday afternoon in the Aviva Stadium. As well as being a centrepiece of the domestic game there is specific Leitrim interest both on and off the pitch on Sunday. Mohill’s Dearbhaile Beirne will be playing with League Champions Peamount in the women’s decider while Emma Cleary will be acting as the 4th Official on the day. Finally Leitrim Village’s Matthew Earley shares his excitement at being named in the starting 15 for Sligo Rugby in the All Ireland League for the very first time. Sligo RFC face Dungannon at 2:30pm in Hamilton Park, Strandhill tomorrow in Division 2B of the All Ireland League.

This week it's all about the county finals as the Leitrim GAA Senior & Intermediate championships came to a conclusion yesterday. Glencar / Manorhamilton overcame Ballinamore Sean O'Heslins by the margin of a single point in the senior decider while Leitrim Gaels secured their first Intermediate Championship victory over a resolute Drumkeerin side. Breifne Earley speaks to Glencar / Manor trio Shane Ward, Conor Dolan & James Glancy and a frustrated Ballinamore Manager Dom Corrigan. We also hear from victorious coach Mal Guckian, Brendan Flynn and club chairman Mark Chandler after Leitrim Gael's win over Francis Davitt's Drumkeerin side. Francis also shares his disappointment after the defeat. St. Joseph's fell short at the last hurdle in their bid to secure the Connacht Ladies Intermediate crown while Drumreilly ended their season with a Division 2 league title with one point victory over Ballinaglera on Saturday evening. Longford Town crashed out of the SSE Airtricity League promotion playoffs on penalties at the hands of Cabinteely after a 1-1 draw in regulation time. Locally Manor Rangers secured a 2-1 victory over Aughanagh Celtic in the Sligo Leitrim Superleague. Muireann Devaney and Leah Fox saw their U17 National League season come to an end with a 2-0 defeat to Galway in the Semi Finals of the league, we speak to both girls after the game. In Rugby, Carrick on Shannon Rugby Club saw their first home game of the season end in a 12-0 victory over OLBC on Sunday evening, while former club man Matthew Earley was a substitute in a 45 - 14 victory over Belfast Harlequins in their first home game in Division 2B of the All Ireland League.

This week for our Sports Preview show Breifne Earley is focusing on the last 4 of the club championship at Senior and Intermediate grades as well as Sligo Rovers’ FAI Cup semi final against League champions Dundalk. Melvin Gaels boss James Phelan and Glencar Manor’s Shane Ward compare notes on their preparations while Daniel Beck talks about the ups and downs in Mohill’s season so far. Patricia Forde, captain of Keeldra Gaels joins us to talk about her sides chances of replicating their league success in their second final of the season against Drumkeeran tomorrow evening. Niall Morahan joins Breifne to talk about his big weekend with a sell out crowd expected in the Showgrounds for their semi final against Dundalk. The Bit o’ Red have already beaten Dundalk this season back in April, but with Dundalk on a 29 game unbeaten streak since then the odds are stacked in their favour. Breifne also looks briefly at the Intermediate semi finals between northern rivals Drumkeeran and Ballinaglera and Annaduff face Leitrim Gaels in the other game. He also touches on the ladies intermediate final between Aughawillan and Mohill.

Today's Sports Round Up takes in the Senior and Intermediate Football Championship Quarter Finals which were played yesterday. Breifne Earley talks to players and coaches from each of the fixtures played over the weekend. Melvin Gaels secured their place in the Quarter Finals with a victory over St. Mary's as Glencar / Manor will meet them in the last four with a heavy defeat of Allen Gaels. In other other Semi Final Mohill and Ballinamore will lock horns after defeating Aughawillan and Drumreilly respectively. We hear from Killian McGloin, James Phelan (both Melvin Gaels), Joe Flynn (St. Mary's), James Flynn (Allen Gaels), Shane Ward, Adrian Croal (Both Glencar / Manor), Dom Corrigan, Wayne McKeon (Both Sean O'Heslins), Olly Maguire (Drumreilly), Liam Keegan, Domhnall Flynn (Both Mohill) and Tommy McCormack (Aughawillan) after the Senior games. Breifne also takes a look at the Soccer action with Muireann Devaney in scoring form for Ireland's second U17 qualifier against Lithuania with their final game against Greece this afternoon, Niall Morahan in league action with Sligo Rovers on Friday night and how Carrick Town and Manor Rangers got on this weekend. Hannah Johnston and her U18 Connacht Rugby team-mates were beaten by Ulster in the Inter Provincial Championship Semi Final by Ulster as Sligo RFC First Team secured a top 2 finish in the Men's Connacht Senior League with a victory over Corinthians to set up a possible first league title win with the final game next week against Galwegians. Finally we take a look at the two minor finals played last weekend, In the Ladies U18 final between Allen Gaels and St. Felim's in Cloone. First we speak to St. Felim's joint captains Genevieve Canning and Grainne Prior, their coach Ray McBrien after their victory in the final while Dermot McDonagh joins us to talk about his sides performance. In the Boy's U17 final replay St. Mary's had just a single point advantage at the end of the second hour of this particular tie. We spoke to both managers, Tom Crowe of St. Mary's and Kealan McKeon of MacDiarmada Gaels. I also spoke to Ashley Mayiza and Gavin Reynolds of St. Mary's after their victory.

This week Breifne chats to the Chairman of Leitrim GAA, Terence Boyle, about the year so far on the playing pitches with promotion from division 4 of the league for the county footballers and the championship successes of the hurling sides at senior and U17 level. They also take a look back over the club season so far and the major outcomes of the league programme so far including the confirmation of Aughnasheelin's relegation from the top flight last night. Breifne also spoke to Shane Ward after his Glencar/Manor side won out comfortably against a tricky Leitrim Gaels side last night before he caught up with Fergal Meehan and Conor Prior after their Kiltubrid side collected the honours in Division 4 of the league this afternoon in Carrick on Shannon. Carrick Rowing Club coach Michael O'Rourke brought us up to speed with the numerous successes at the National Rowing Championships last weekend and the selection of Ella Brogan to the Irish team for the upcoming Home Internationals in Scotland.

Contributions from: Ivy the Happy Whisk, Frank Turfler of Frank T's Liner Notes, regular caller Larry Haught of the Spikepit Pit Crew, Darren Green aka RFED, Che Webster Roleplay Rescue and my Canadian buddy Shane Ward voice of Gilligan's Isle of ADD. Please enjoy. Call in or email comments to spikepitpodcast@gmail.com

A weekend of great gaming survived, I discuss the experience. Following that I answer some great call ins on the theme of gaming with youngsters. Thanks to Joe Richter, Ivy Shorts, James Done, Shane Ward and Jim Yoder for their call in contributions. Please enjoy listening.

Call in from Jeremy "Frothsof" Smith of the Thought Easter podcast and blog checking up on me. I've gone a couple weeks without a new podcast. Shane Ward of the Gilligan's Isle of ADD podcast and 3 Toadstools blog call in about Episode 116 - Tweaking Random Treasure Maps from May 9, 2019. Today is Free RPG Day. Retailer Locator for a list of participating game stores near you. Most of my PDFs on DriveThruRPG are PWYW. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/follow-me-and-die/message

Feedback from previous episodes B/X thieves, downtime rules and campaign timeline. Contributions from the following, Tim Shorts, Cody M, Ray Otus, Joe Richter, Shane Ward, Aron Clark and J E Shields. 'Crazy Spikepit Theme' by Logan 'Swordbreaker' Howard. Please enjoy.

Feedback on the average hp and damage episode from Logan Howard, Ray Otus and Eric Salzwedel. Discussion in relation to making experience awards, call ins from Jason Hobbs, Evil Jeff, Aron Clarke, Shane Ward and Tuffer

What's up With 5e Dungeons and Dragons? Discussion continues with call ins from Shane Ward, Aron Clark, and Froth. In addition I ask about Milestone Experience, average hit points and damage vs. random determination. Enjoy

Anchorites responding to my questions about Virtual Tabletops and dice and token usage, as well as responses to my recent interview with Colin. Call-ins from: Tim and Ivy Shorts, Che Webster, Matt Jackson, Ray Otus, Shane Ward, and Colin Spikepit Green. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joe892/support

Call ins from Jason Hobbs, Tim Shorts, Larry Haught, and Shane Ward. Mostly I talk about my preparation for my new campaign and Sonny talks about his thoughts in relation to Basic Fantasy RPG.

Great call in contributions from RFED, Shane Ward, Larry Haught, Happy Whisk and Aron C. I talk about my thoughts on starting a campaign using Chris Gonnermans super accessible 'Basic Fantasy Role-Playing Game'

Today on episode 75 another Tuesday Tales. Last week I discussed insanity and promised I'd tell the story of how Griswald almost died of disease, and again, another cleric had to heal him. Thanks for the call in from Shane Ward of Gilligan's Isle of ADD. I also have a new podcast follower, the Role Per Second Podcast based in Guadalara, Mexico. Welcome! ¡Bienvenidos! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/follow-me-and-die/message

Replies to call ins from, Matt Jackson, Tim Shorts, Shane Ward. I also talk about some of the great podcasts the OSR Anchorites have been putting out recently.

B/X open table and Kalmatta call ins, Jason Hobbs, Joe the Lawyer, Logan Howard and Cody Mazza. 5e Monster Card Episode Feedback, RFED and Shane Ward, Basilisk confusion cleared up by Ray Otus. Mentzer vs. Moldvay - lets compare Basic Rules.

Paddy Mulligan & Raf Diallo on Manchester United and Van Gaal, Daniel Kelly on Connacht rugby, Michael Verney on the hurling, Leitrim boss Shane Ward, Tipp's Michael Ryan

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News, a Gear Review, Crosstalk, a Featured Performance and we tweak the Stupid Knob! News: Digidesign RMS Monitors Mac UB Program List Pro Tools On Windows Vista Stevie Wonder Buys Back Grammy Prodikeys New Mix It Like A Record Free Preview Gear Review: Amp Room by SoftTube Still in beta, straightforward and simple, Vintage Amp Room emulates three great guitar amps in a complete studio set-up with speaker cabinets and fully flexible microphone positioning. It has none of the added gadgets or weird-sounding presets sometimes found in simulation software. Their goal is not to give you a pre-produced, ultimate guitar sound, but to provide you with the ultimate tool to create your own. It features: Three vintage amp models Flexible & continuous click-and-drag mic positioning Fully automatable parameters Compatible with all effects that work with real amps It will be available for both PC and Mac on: Digidesign Pro Tools 7.0 or higher, with Pro Tools|HD Accel Digidesign VENUE live system TC Electronic PowerCore (to be released in June 2007) This company also responsible for the Tubetech CL1B, Brainworx bx digital, Dynatube and Dynatube Bass. Featured Performance: Balance by Leo Badinella Real Love by Matthias Frank The Stupid Knob: Could it be Keith Richards...again? Yep. Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question: Q: Who played the slide guitar on the classic Eric Clapton hit Layla? A: Duane Allman! Both Slau and Mark Rufino had some valuable follow up to this. They referred to a documentary on Tom Dowd called Tom Dowd: The Language Of Music. It's an absolutely fascinating glimpse into the life of a talented and influential engineer and producer. One of the interesting things in the movie is where he plays the original multitrack master from the Layla session and he solos Dunae’s slide and the piano. It’s so exciting to hear the raw material out of context. Slau and Mark both say. "If you haven't seen this, run (don't walk) to the store and pick up a copy." Better yet, just click here to get one online! This week's winner is Jeremy North. Congratulations Jeremy, you're taking home a copy of Guitar and Drum Trainer courtesy of Ryan Smith over at GuitarAndDrumTrainer.com. Honorable Mention goes out to Randy Gilkey, Slau, Mark Rufino, Shane Ward, Jonathan Diener, Jim Farley, Tom Drake, Joao Alves, Mike Schettler and Rich Palmer. Way to go guys! See you next week! Tags: music recording studio home studio project studio mixing protools plugin digidesign frappr creative commons digidesign mix it like a record stevie wonder prodikeys amp room softube keith richards rolling stones eric clapton layla duane allman tom dowd the language of music