Podcasts about steampunk library

Two episodes in the same month? Must be spring!   In Episode 41, special guest, Sara Tolson, has been on our guest bucket list since we first started podcasting. Sara is a phenomenal young performer, friend, and all-round great human being, and it was great having her with us in the Steampunk Library.   We open the hungry maw of the Steampunk Cellar for not one but two offerings, and the Keeper is probably our most delicious yet.   It wouldn’t be a T&TB episode without a naughty quiz, and Sarah happily joined in with the debauchery. A great time was had by all. And of course, it wouldn’t be a T&TB episode without the usual mélange of vintage commercials and jingles, interspersed with a plethora of cool music. And don’t forget to hang on until the end – here there be bloopers.

Recorded live from the Steampunk Library, we proudly present Part Two of our collaboration with fellow Bearded Pods cast Teddy and the Bassman. Evan and Carissa play some fun games and wax philosophical with the whimsical pair, celebrating the chance to record together in one physical location. To hear the other half of the evening's festivities (namely: the Room 101 Game), you will want to listen to Teddy and the Bassman's latest episode, found here.

Hello to our regular listeners, and to listeners of The Lucky Ten Thousand, who are visiting us for the first time! We welcome to the Steampunk Library the ever-awesome God of Pod Evan Harris, along with his Lucky Ten Thousand Co-host Carissa for a special two-part, crossover podcast. Here on TNTB, part one of the podcast: We all head over to the mythical Room 101, where things are sent, never to return.  Teddy, The Bassman, Carissa and Evan all get to put forward their nominations. The only problem with Room 101, though, is that once you start thinking of things to put in it, it’s like potato chips – you can’t stop! Another special treat is our entry for The Bearded One’s Breakup Video/Audio contest. We didn’t win, but the winners, our friends Kim and Liz, richly deserved their victory. To see their award-winning farewell speech, head over to The Bearded Ones! Then, while you’re at it, check out The Lucky Ten Thousand for Part Two of this crossover podcast, where we engage in some fantastic discussions with Evan and Carissa. Special Music For Episode 17: Level 42 – Demo Music Theme Music – Film Series Pointer Sisters – Cloudburst CSN – Southern Cross Brook Benton – Baby PMJ - Criminal

Our biggest and most action-packed episode to date! Join us at the Steampunk Library for tea, Wensleydale cheese, BDSM, profanity, creepy music and tattoos. All this amid our vintage commercials, groovy incidentals and our Karma Sponsors Chris Foster Hair and A Dapper Sandlapper. Warning: This show contains adult themes and strong language - yeah, yeah, what's new? Special Music: Theme Music - Vision On The Ventures - The Bat Theme Music - The Munsters Los Lobos - Kiko And The Lavender Moon Echobelly - Kali Yuga Bing Crosby - When The Blue of the Night Living Strings - Holiday For Strings The Pointer Sisters - Jada Saltnpepa - Shoop

Happy Labor Day! Grab a cold beverage, kick back, and join us in the Steampunk Library, where we discuss Harry Potter cons, bombing towing yards, inter-species muppet sex, Miley Cyrus' latest trip off the rails and pumpkin spice. Teddy shamelessly pimps Her Minder, The Bassman reads like a Boss, we drool over Masters of Sex, rant over the latest trend of Christian Persecution, and give you an inspiring pep talk.

From the topmost turret of Steampunk Towers, Teddy & The Bassman bring you their inaugural Podcast from the mysterious Steampunk Library. There, they discuss transgender issues, and BDSM. Teddy talks about having her dress over the head, and The Bassman illustrates what not to say to a fuller-figured girl. Teddy tests out her quiz questions, and there's a general discussion on Music and theatre. All this and more, including vintage commercials and awesome music.

Mind Grapes: Sam's been reading Susin Nielsen's absorbing, overlapping tales of Vancouver teens after catching the YA bug at Book Camp; Constance is all about Oscar Wilde right now, including big works and small, and reminds us of the nuance lost in some modern adaptations; Alli - in fact, all of us - LOVED Guardians of the Galaxy, but can see where it could have been even better. Where Do We Put This?: Constance is here to tell us about bringing steampunk into the library. She's developed a toolkit for creating library displays, programs, reading lists, and even educational content for kids and adults related to the genre, aesthetic, and attitude of steampunk. Visit the Steampunk Library, email or tweet at Constance, or check out some of the steampunk works she suggests, including Soulless by Gail Carriger, Leviathan by Scott Westerfeld, The Gentlemen of Steampunk by Evan Butterfield, and the Steamposium convention, where she'll be appearing next month!