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This week: The Spectator launches SPAFF The civil service does one thing right, writes The Spectator's data editor Michael Simmons: spaffing money away. The advent of Elon Musk's DOGE in the US has inspired The Spectator to launch our own war on wasteful spending – the Spectator Project Against Frivolous Funding, or SPAFF. Examples of waste range from the comic to the tragic. The Department for Work and Pensions, Michael writes, ‘bought one Universal Credit claimant a £1,500 e-bike after he persuaded his MP it would help him find self-employment'. There's money for a group trying to ‘decolonise' pole dancing; for a ‘socially engaged' practitioner to make a film about someone else getting an MBE; and for subscriptions to LinkedIn. Lord Agnew, who used to hold the ‘Pythonesque' title of ‘minister of state for efficiency and transformation', backs The Spectator's new SPAFF campaign and says total reform is the only option. Michael and Theo joined the podcast to discuss. (1:04) Next: is surrogacy a blessing or a sham? Debates about surrogacy have raged again following the announcement that the actress Lily Collins has had a baby via surrogate. Mary Wakefield says that there is a ‘sadness' behind surrogacy, and that babies could be affected by being separated from their birth mother. Surrogacy is illegal in many countries, such as Spain and Italy, and Mary worries about potential legal changes that would make it easier to pursue here in the UK. So, is surrogacy a lifeline for many couples looking to conceive, or is it a practice that we should be more concerned about? Mary joined the podcast to discuss alongside Sunshine Hanson. Sunshine is the president and co-founder of the US-based surrogacy agency Sunshine Is, and has also been a gestational surrogate three times. (16:26) And finally: is smoking sexy again? Flora Watkins revels at the news that Generation Z are shedding their vapes and taking up ‘real' smoking, saying that everyone looks ‘hotter with a fag in their mouth'. Disregarding familial disapproval, Flora says that smoking makes her feel cool, young and attractive. Does this mean that smoking is sexy again? And why is smoking proving more popular with younger generations? It appears that the proposed smoking ban, proposed by both the Conservatives and now Labour, is having the opposite effect. Flora joined the podcast - with a cigarette in hand - to discuss, alongside the writer Zak Asgard. (29:35)  Presented by Lara Prendergast and William Moore. Produced by Patrick Gibbons.

This week: The Spectator launches SPAFF The civil service does one thing right, writes The Spectator's data editor Michael Simmons: spaffing money away. The advent of Elon Musk's DOGE in the US has inspired The Spectator to launch our own war on wasteful spending – the Spectator Project Against Frivolous Funding, or SPAFF. Examples of waste range from the comic to the tragic. The Department for Work and Pensions, Michael writes, ‘bought one Universal Credit claimant a £1,500 e-bike after he persuaded his MP it would help him find self-employment'. There's money for a group trying to ‘decolonise' pole dancing; for a ‘socially engaged' practitioner to make a film about someone else getting an MBE; and for subscriptions to LinkedIn. Lord Agnew, who used to hold the ‘Pythonesque' title of ‘minister of state for efficiency and transformation', backs The Spectator's new SPAFF campaign and says total reform is the only option. Michael and Theo joined the podcast to discuss. (1:04) Next: is surrogacy a blessing or a sham? Debates about surrogacy have raged again following the announcement that the actress Lily Collins has had a baby via surrogate. Mary Wakefield says that there is a ‘sadness' behind surrogacy, and that babies could be affected by being separated from their birth mother. Surrogacy is illegal in many countries, such as Spain and Italy, and Mary worries about potential legal changes that would make it easier to pursue here in the UK. So, is surrogacy a lifeline for many couples looking to conceive, or is it a practice that we should be more concerned about? Mary joined the podcast to discuss alongside Sunshine Hanson. Sunshine is the president and co-founder of the US-based surrogacy agency Sunshine Is, and has also been a gestational surrogate three times. (16:26) And finally: is smoking sexy again? Flora Watkins revels at the news that Generation Z are shedding their vapes and taking up ‘real' smoking, saying that everyone looks ‘hotter with a fag in their mouth'. Disregarding familial disapproval, Flora says that smoking makes her feel cool, young and attractive. Does this mean that smoking is sexy again? And why is smoking proving more popular with younger generations? It appears that the proposed smoking ban, proposed by both the Conservatives and now Labour, is having the opposite effect. Flora joined the podcast - with a cigarette in hand - to discuss, alongside the writer Zak Asgard. (29:35)  Presented by Lara Prendergast and William Moore. Produced by Patrick Gibbons.

Chris, Jamie, and friend of pod Paul Canavan squat doon in a cundie with a bottle of buckie and some (probably vegan) haggis tae blether aboot Scottish games and games that aren’t Scottish. We talk the excellent thrills, chills, and repeated drops off of oil rigs of fab walking sim Still Wakes The Deep, the [...]

On this week's podcast we chat Babies, Pull out Games, Reloads, Nasa, Disneyland and much more in The Lavery's Comedy Club Green room with Aaron Butler, Aaron Mccann and Damo Clark. Irish tour tickets: https://colingeddis.com/gigs/ Be Dead on and grab some Dead on Mafia stuff - https://visualanticsapparel.com/ Become a member of The Dead On Mafia over at the General Banter Patreon -  Patreon.com/generalbanterpodcast

Devo Spice lets you behind the scenes with what's been going on in his life this month, including his job search, his agent search, the FuMP's ongoing card attack, his new short film, and more! Music in this episode: Happy Birthday (demo version) by Weird Al Yankovic, The Big Five-0 by Doodoo Wah, But You Get to Have Cake by Robert Lund and Spaff.com, and Just Give Me Cash by Wolves of Glendale

This week Devo gets one step closer to being REALLY old! It's his birthday! YAY!!! Lets all wish him a very happy birthday!!! And then we get to have cake with Robert Lund and Spaff.com! Meanwhile, Jeff Whitmire has a basket full of secrets, and Three Guys from Hollywood are dropping science. 1. "But You Get to Have Cake" by Robert Lund and Spaff.com 2. "Basket Case" by Jeff Whitmire 3. News of the Stupid! 4. "Frozen Embryos" by Three Guys from Hollywood Robert Lund is at RobertLund.com Spaff is at Spaff.com Jeff Whitmire is on Youtube at JeffWhitmire47 Three Guys from Hollywood can be found...in Hollywood? Maybe? I dunno. Thank you to our Patreon backers for making this show possible!!!

A real treat for you today, as Bill brought in his friend Spaff for a great chat. One highlight was hearing about his newest book, Cybersecurity Myths and Misconceptions: Avoiding the Hazards and Pitfalls that Derail UsAmazon link to his new book: https://a.co/d/3SCd1nGhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_Spafford

BE WARNED: It's LuAnna, and this podcast contains honest, upfront opinions, rants, bants and general explicit content. But you know you love it! It's time to get TOTALLY EXTRA. Extra chat, extra rants, extra bants, extra stories, nonsense and more.On this week's Totally Extra: Heather from Portsmouth is famous, awkward showering with your kid, bad decorum at David Lloyd, spaffing on your foot, wiping your husbands arse for no reason & a Tesco gangbang.Remember, if you want to get in touch you can:Email us at luannathepodcast@gmail.com OR drop us a WhatsApp on 07745 266947

Contentious talk over certain games! Returning again is Hayden aka SitDown2Game but there's a surprise in store This week: We fall in to the trap of talk about a great game with a contentious cloud Steam fest and talk of some amazing Thunderful games PlayStation Plus selection and a little more Also in addition to listening you can also watch the show on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq_MbXLYbxAIIzVxhN1b6Sg We'd like to thank you for joining this episode of The L.O.D Perspective and hope you have enjoyed it! Why not Like, subscribe and share and listen to our other episodes recorded to the multiple podcast outlets that we're available on, such as Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify and now Amazon Music for example. If you have any questions for the show, topic suggestions, or general inquiries, check out the links below! Email: lodperspective@gmail.com Leave a voice message on Anchor: https://anchor.fm/thelodperspective Twitter: https://twitter.com/LodPerspective Join the discussion group or drop your stories or questions at: https://www.facebook.com/LODperspective https://www.facebook.com/groups/10111… Buy a lovey coffee mug or pair of mighty tighty whitey's from The L.O.D Perspective Podcast Merch at Redbubble! Further Links coming soon. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thelodperspective/message

Okay, this was fun... live at Nashville's Bluebird Cafe in December 2022, I performed Spaff's (and mine, cause I helped a little bit) brilliant, non-repetitive take on the most repetitive and annoying Christmas song ever. There was a five year old named Brock present, and we had fun not explaining grown-up stuff to him. Wheee! And ho ho ho! Lyrics: Spaff and SG Guitar and vocal: SG

This weeks episode Lewis spaffs our WhatsApp chat with every bit of news he can gleam off the internet and we cover a whole variety of topics including: Black Friday sales Disney Dream Light Valley Thom brings "Tales from the Factory" Pokémon Scarlet Gearbox, Volition and Saints Row Thom's Saints Row Rant CM Punk and EAW Lewis tries to ruin up coming ideas for the show! and much much more! Also in addition to listening you can also watch the show on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq_MbXLYbxAIIzVxhN1b6Sg We'd like to thank you for listening to this episode of The L.O.D Perspective and hope you have enjoyed it! Why not Like, subscribe and share and listen to our other episodes recorded to the multiple podcast outlets that we're available on, such as Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify and now Amazon Music for example. If you have any questions for the show, topic suggestions, or general inquiries, check out the links below! Email: lodperspective@gmail.com Leave a voice message on Anchor: https://anchor.fm/thelodperspective Twitter: https://twitter.com/LodPerspective Join the discussion group or drop your stories or questions at: https://www.facebook.com/LODperspective https://www.facebook.com/groups/10111… Buy a lovey coffee mug or pair of mighty tighty whitey's from The L.O.D Perspective Podcast Merch at Redbubble! Further Links coming soon. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thelodperspective/message

This week on Gaming: The Podcast John and Stace are joined by designed Richard Cowan and Double Fine's James 'Spaff' Spafford to discuss the making of 20 Double Fine Years, our book celebrating the history, games, people and creativity of Double Fine Productions.We talk about the origins and reasons behind the book's existence, how we went about collating and cataloging art assets, what the goals were and what we wanted readers and Double Fine fans to take away from it.Huge thank you to Spaff and Richard for making time to record with us.Gaming: The Podcast is released every Tuesday and is brought to you by Indie By Design, creators of books and podcasts that delve into the history, culture and design of video games.A video version of this podcast is available on YouTube.Visit us at IndieByDesign.net See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Gaming: The Podcast John and Stace are joined by designed Richard Cowan and Double Fine's James 'Spaff' Spafford to discuss the making of 20 Double Fine Years, our book celebrating the history, games, people and creativity of Double Fine Productions.We talk about the origins and reasons behind the book's existence, how we went about collating and cataloging art assets, what the goals were and what we wanted readers and Double Fine fans to take away from it.Huge thank you to Spaff and Richard for making time to record with us.Gaming: The Podcast is released every Tuesday and is brought to you by Indie By Design, creators of books and podcasts that delve into the history, culture and design of video games.A video version of this podcast is available on YouTube.Visit us at IndieByDesign.net See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When I started out, lunch with my old writer Sean would end with ‘Right, let's shift some product'. It was irony, of course. It's rare for creatives talk like that. If you'd have asked me at that time about the performance of one of my ads, I'd have given you a ton of awards data, but nothing on sales. To be fair, awards won are what creatives are salaried on, not units sold. And if you've ever sat on an awards jury you'll know that it's not exactly a scientific process – do the assembled bunch of people like your ad or not? Having won a few awards I started being given more responsibility, meeting the people who paid for the work I was entering; clients. Consequently (if you're a human being) you find you don't want to let your new friends down and, to quote our Prime Minister, ‘Spaff all their money up the wall'. So I became more interested in shifting product. Also, as time moves on you become more aware that it is your actual job. It doesn't mean you start doing dumb, hard-sell, uncreative work; the qualities awards juries look for in work are exactly the same as those needed to get your ads noticed by the public. Simple is better than complicated. Interesting is better than dull. Beauty is better than ugly. Funny is better than worthy. But those are all executional, what does change is the strategy you adopt or the creative route you pick. Because your criteria is to get the uninterested to notice and act. And one thing you find if that's your goal – you become more open to media choices. Suddenly, the most unfashionable channels can appear exciting. Direct Marketing was THE most unfashionable form of advertising. ‘The shit that folds' is how Steve Harrison described the popular view at when he joined the business in '85. He went on to prove that it didn't need to fold or be shit. His DM came in the form of water-coolers, carpet tiles, even a barge on the Thames. Trojan objects that made their way into places that an envelope could never dream of penetrating. Some are like Banksy stunts. Even the stuff that did fold was great. (See the Times Newspaper summons and Court Security pre-opened letter below.) What they have in common is that they're impossible to ignore and they persuade you the product is very good. It sounds so basic, so simple. But name the last ad that made you believe that? I'll wait. One that made you consider, just for a moment, parting with your cash? Still waiting. In his new book ‘Can't Sell, Won't Sell', Steve breaks down why. From the social and economic backgrounds of the people populating agencies to the political beliefs of those awarding them, Steve prosecutes the case that advertising has stopped selling. You may look through the work below, much of it from the ‘90's and noughties and feel that the media landscape is different today. If you do, let me introduce you to Bill Bernbach ‘It took millions of years for man's instincts to develop. It will take millions more to vary. It is fashionable to talk about changing man. A communicator must be concerned with unchanging man, with his obsessive drive to survive, to be admired, to succeed, to love, to take care of his own'. Cheers Bill. (Oh, and next time Bill, it's ‘changing person', not ‘man', it's 2021 FFS!) We had a great chat, hope you enjoy it.

When I started out, lunch with my old writer Sean would end with ‘Right, let’s shift some product’. It was irony, of course. It’s rare for creatives talk like that. If you’d have asked me at that time about the performance of one of my ads, I’d have given you a ton of awards data, but nothing on sales. To be fair, awards won are what creatives are salaried on, not units sold. And if you’ve ever sat on an awards jury you’ll know that it’s not exactly a scientific process - do the assembled bunch of people like your ad or not? Having won a few awards I started being given more responsibility, meeting the people who paid for the work I was entering; clients. Consequently (if you’re a human being) you find you don’t want to let your new friends down and, to quote our Prime Minister, ‘Spaff all their money up the wall’. So I became more interested in shifting product. Also, as time moves on you become more aware that it is your actual job. It doesn’t mean you start doing dumb, hard-sell, uncreative work; the qualities awards juries look for in work are exactly the same as those needed to get your ads noticed by the public. Simple is better than complicated. Interesting is better than dull. Beauty is better than ugly. Funny is better than worthy. But those are all executional, what does change is the strategy you adopt or the creative route you pick. Because your criteria is to get the uninterested to notice and act. And one thing you find if that’s your goal - you become more open to media choices. Suddenly, the most unfashionable channels can appear exciting. Direct Marketing was THE most unfashionable form of advertising ‘The shit that folds’ is how Steve Harrison described the popular view at when he joined the business in '85. He went on to prove that it didn’t need to fold or be shit. His DM came in the form of water-coolers, carpet tiles, even a barge on the Thames. Trojan objects that made their way into places that an envelope could never dream of penetrating. Some are like Banksy stunts. Even the stuff that did fold was great. (See the Times Newspaper summons and Court Security pre-opened letter below.) What they have in common is that they’re impossible to ignore and they persuade you the product is very good. It sounds so basic, so simple. But name the last ad that made you believe that? I’ll wait. One that made you consider, just for a moment, parting with your cash? Still waiting. In his new book ‘Can’t Sell, Won’t Sell’, Steve breaks down why. From the social and economic backgrounds of the people populating agencies to the political beliefs of those awarding them, Steve prosecutes the case that advertising has stopped selling. You may look through the work below, much of it from the ‘90’s and noughties and feel that the media landscape is different today. If you do, let me introduce you to Bill Bernbach ‘It took millions of years for man’s instincts to develop. It will take millions more to vary. It is fashionable to talk about changing man. A communicator must be concerned with unchanging man, with his obsessive drive to survive, to be admired, to succeed, to love, to take care of his own’. Cheers Bill. (Oh, and next time Bill, it’s ‘changing person’, not ‘man’, it’s 2021 FFS!) We had a great chat, hope you enjoy it.

This week's pertinent question: is it spunk or spaff, and is it sparkly? Maureen gets locked IN her house, Allyson is keen to get her Christmas on, and Jen's goat is got with another supermarket rage sort of situation...but this time in a car. Recorded and edited by Lianne Coop for Impatient Productions. Artwork by Haiminh Le.Follow WTB on Twitter @wtb_podcast and Facebook @WTBPodcast, and @JenBrister, @MaureenYounger, @AllysonJSmith, @ImpatientUKSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/wtb. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/wtb. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's been a rough year and a really rough week. Please be good to each other, especially to our African-American communities. People are hurting and just need us to listen and be supportive and know that we truly believe that black lives do matter. You do to us. Our condolences to the George Floyd family. That said we're going to do what MM does best and that's put a little musical balm on your woe-is-me Monday morning blues, so get ready for the return of Robert Lund and Spaff, hear what it's like when computers pen rock songs, and brothers and sisters, comedy music hears you. 1. "Quarantinaville" by Robert Lund and Spaff.com 2. "AI/DC" by Funk Turkey 3. News of the Stupid 4. "DWB" by Roy Zimmerman Robert Lund is at RobertLund.com Spaff is at Spaff.com Funk Turkey is at FunkTurkey.com and Roy Zimmerman is at RoyZimmerman.com Thank you to our Patreon backers for helping make this show possible.

On March 8th 2020 Team AhhGee were proud to put on one last show (or is it?) of the AhhGee Podcast LIVE at the Southampton SuperPod Podcast Charity Event. All in aid of raising money for the UK charity event Sports Relief.

Alex and Marsh grudgingly drag themselves from the swamp to chat about spry roguelike platformer ScourgeBringer, palpate the unctuous parts of The Good Time Garden and feel ways about things in plangent poke-a-story Florence. Gentle nature-walk / insect stridulation simulator, Hunt: Showdown now has a PvE onboarding tutorial for new players. That’s nice! Red Dead [...]

Episode one of the most unanticipated podcast ever created as 'Much aPod About Nothing' finds its place in the world. Four friends get together to discuss four topics in an unplanned, ill-informed and poorly researched forum. We don't know what's going to happen during it but join us as we go from Robocop remakes to aggressive eyebrows.

Man(hattan) up & listen to our hosts give their final words, militarise animal excretions, space race with soviet wolfmen, not really cover the topic of cover songs, regret spending, make a nerdier Toy Story, simulate a simulation of a simulation, repeat a repeatable repeat, & try to keep up with the elf.   Thank you to our community contributors John Kerans, Cai & Aussie Dan for their topics.   Cheers to lewisandquark.tumblr.com for your amazing neural networks that inspire our Pitch Pot.   Hosts this issue are Tom, Taz, Captain Sickbeard & Chris Howitzerbug.   Why not submit your own topic at pottopicpodcast.com or email an AUDIO TOPIC to emails@pottopicpodcast.com   PIMP BIT: TAZ Walking Out: A Post-Urban Legend: pottopicpodcast.com/news/walking-out-a-post-urban-legend   TOM BigLad: shitwife.bandcamp.com facebook.com/bigladband   CAPTAIN SICKBEARD Captain Sickbeard’s Instagram: instagram.com/sneakdante   CHRIS HOWITZERBUG Howitzerbug Channel: youtube.com/user/HowitzerBug   Anavae: facebook.com/Anavae   Website: pottopicpodcast.com  Email: emails@pottopicpodcast.com Twitter & Periscope: @pottopicpodcast Facebook Page: facebook.com/pottopicpodcast Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/486832241527465 Tumblr: headgreebo.tumblr.com Instagram: @pottopicpodcast & why not use #pottopicpodcast & view our “Community Pics” on our site Steam Group: steamcommunity.com/groups/pottopicpodcast Discord Server: discord.gg/88X734V   Intro & Outro Music Credit: Orangafruüp - Trippples Buy the album at wobblyrecords.bandcamp.com/album/orangafru-p http://www.orangafruup.com/ See site for more details: pottopicpodcast.com   Album art this issue is inspired by Lunar Lycanthropes.

Looks like a pod just got cast! We have a guest in the form of Tom King of That King Thing! Good job too, because Chris was kicked out. Phil is ‘absolutely fine’ after his fishy quest, plus he’s been playing with Bret’s hard tool. Bret has befriended Ronaq Ronaq and Tom has been scared shitless by a bag! We hear the story of a Korean woman with something magical in her purse, a man in China has something slippery up his bum (yep) and we hear about a guy who thinks eating in traffic is smert. Finally, we play Whose Headline Is It Anyway and it all goes a bit weird and wrong. Have fun, please send in your stories and jokes!

Our attention is split three ways this week, all thanks to Anno 2205. Jake sits in his island city patiently awaiting the new Super Mario Maker update. Nick spends his time on the moon, never sleeping, launching missiles until there's nothing left to nuke. Spaff sits alone in the arctic, huddled for warmth. Meanwhile, buried deep beneath the earth in a recently unearthed fortress of his own design, Chris sits down in a barber chair. "Give me an Erich Schaefer," he says. His barber knows exactly what he means.

Read Our Lips: It's-a me. This week's episode may require you to use your imagination a little more than usual. Danielle plays the hell out of Super Mario Maker but as for her final verdict, you'll have to read between the lines. Chris and Spaff play the almost indescribable Pipedreamz and Flywrench, and Jake decides to record an entire episode with his microphone off. The only clarity you'll find comes from a surprisingly inspired Dota 2 add-on.

This week we guess at how life might begin, and are shown many ways it might end. Here, in the middle, is a podcast. Spaff evolves while showing off Gang Beasts at Evo, Chris weighs the value of a new life versus a long and celebrated one after some startling developments in his Fallout Shelter, and Jake worries about what's living inside his car's brakes.

It's a raucous week on Idle Thumbs. D4 brings out Danielle's chowder-championing inner New Englander, Chris can't stop collecting cats, Spaff spoils Life is Strange, and Nick descends into a virtual reality waking dream. Here's Droopy McCool to play us out. Let's give him a round of applause.

Danielle continues to tear through every major release thrown her way, Spaff disappears into a brutal world of trial-by-drum-and-bass, Chris wishes he would suddenly lose control of parts of his body at random in group situations, and Jake thinks he has played a video game once in his life, but is mistaken.

What did we all bring for show and tell this week? Danielle explores a psychedelic outdoor world and misses her favorite book, Chris re-visits his first encounter with Star Wars, while Spaff performs one of the most amazing feats ever attempted in gaming and finds himself $70 poorer as a result. Jake brings some gifs of animals stealing cars. Nine taxi drivers were injured in the creation of this podcast.

This week everybody gets a window into Sean and Danielle's Bloodborne-consumed lives, everybody is convinced by Spaff to play an "RPG whodunnit roguelike," and while only Danielle played "Everybody's Gone to the Rapture," everybody else was quite taken with her description of the experience.

NEW!! Richard Cray returns with a freshly-picked selection of Christmas comedy songs to see you through the horrors of the festive season. FEATURING: Robert Lund & Spaff, Crankshaft & The Gear Grinders, Rob Paravonian, Moneyshot Cosmonauts, Steve Goodie, Mind Map That, Jacob Haller, and Nice Peter. Music provided by Mevio's Music Alley at music.mevio.com, and by kind permission of Rob Paravonian at robprocks.com. Full tracklisting and links to all artists can be found at 404media.blogspot.com. Joyeux Noel, mes amies!

Here's your download link from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today:"Before You're Gone" from Mark Brewer and Friends"Before" from Copper"Beggin' You" from Vanguard"Believe" from PlanetAD6"BELIEVERS (LIVE)" from MICHAEL J PAEPKE and THE_REIGN "The Awful Truth about Hannah Montana" from Robert Lund and Spaff.com off The FuMP "Moo Moo Cow" from Seamonkey off The FumpThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOnHere's your download link from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today:"Before You're Gone" from Mark Brewer and Friends"Before" from Copper"Beggin' You" from Vanguard"Believe" from PlanetAD6"BELIEVERS (LIVE)" from MICHAEL J PAEPKE and THE_REIGNThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

The "Life and Times of a Minor Local Celebrity" podcast, recorded live on BlogTalkRadio.  You can download manually from this Archive.org link.The "Life and Times of a Minor Local Celebrity" podcast, recorded live on BlogTalkRadio.MUSIC:"Love Had Finally Called My Name" from Natalie Brown"We Drank A Toast to Underpants" from Robert Lund and Spaff.com of the FuMP"Dumpster Diving" from Steve Goodie at The FuMP"Let's Just Waste Some Time" from Natalie Brown"War of the Ages" from Owen PoteatAnd I chatted for a while with Stuck In The 70s.  Audio was pretty hard to understand, too much background noise, nothing to be done there.Theme: "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeodThanks for Listening!

The "Life and Times of a Minor Local Celebrity" podcast, recorded live on BlogTalkRadio.  You can download manually from this Archive.org link.The "Life and Times of a Minor Local Celebrity" podcast, recorded live on BlogTalkRadio.MUSIC:"Love Had Finally Called My Name" from Natalie Brown"We Drank A Toast to Underpants" from Robert Lund and Spaff.com of the FuMP"Dumpster Diving" from Steve Goodie at The FuMP"Let's Just Waste Some Time" from Natalie Brown"War of the Ages" from Owen PoteatAnd I chatted for a while with Stuck In The 70s.  Audio was pretty hard to understand, too much background noise, nothing to be done there.Theme: "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeodThanks for Listening!

Continuing the live audio from my BTR show last Sunday.  I replaced the prerecorded stuff with the original MP3s so they sound a bit better.From The FUMP: "Capitol Hill" from Robert Lund and Spaff.com.Discussion with "Violet Light" about Callburner and Pretty May (the software she uses) not always working.Also discussed Violet's BTR show, "Secret Garden."From Natalie Brown: "You're Mysterious"And I played the Intro and Outro I created for Medros' new show connected with "All Things Azeroth," something called "Group Quest."Theme: "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeod.

Continuing the live audio from my BTR show last Sunday.  I replaced the prerecorded stuff with the original MP3s so they sound a bit better.From The FUMP: "Capitol Hill" from Robert Lund and Spaff.com.Discussion with "Violet Light" about Callburner and Pretty May (the software she uses) not always working.Also discussed Violet's BTR show, "Secret Garden."From Natalie Brown: "You're Mysterious"And I played the Intro and Outro I created for Medros' new show connected with "All Things Azeroth," something called "Group Quest."Theme: "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeod.