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"The Daily Podcast Feed" for Sun - March 6, 2005

"The Daily Podcast Feed" for Sun - March 6, 2005
Today's feed contains a variety of podcasts for Sunday - March 6, 2005.

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Harry Gilchrist
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Created by: Harold Gilchrist
 Created on: 06 Mar 2005
Language: English


Add this to another station Caribbean Free Radio #4 - Finally. . . another podcast (15.07MB; download) -- A longer one than usual (one of these days I'll settle on standard length--or maybe I won't) in which I run a clip from the Evil Genius Chronicles, explain the meaning of "podsafe", get a bit literary, and justify the high proportion of Haitian music on the podcast, among other things. You can listen to it [...]
Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sun, 06 Mar 2005 19:24:51 UTC
Add this to another station Podcast NYC: Pop Culture Rant #8 (14.19MB; download) -- Product and brand marketing has found it's way into every aspect of our lives. Your host thinks that sucks and wants you to know how "secret" marketing tactics have made you more of a target than you think. Podcasters are even getting in on the marketing frenzy and that's not a good thing. Also, Paris Hilton gets hacked! SHOW NOTES Intro Marketing Rant - It's Taking Over Our Lives! Billboards Movie Theaters Sporting Events Secret Marketing Movie Product Placement Celebrity Endorsements DVDs Magazines The Internet Marketing in Podcasting - Why it's not a good idea. Paris Hilton Gets Hacked Sign Off
Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sun, 06 Mar 2005 19:24:20 UTC
Add this to another station Podcast NYC: Alley Cuts #2 (21.60MB; download) -- Hard rock band Bastardo and anti-folk hero Joe Bendik make the scene on this episode of Alley Cuts. Bastardo is a four piece rock band hailing from New York City. Their songs tell tales of tough times slugging it out to survive in the iron jungle. Don't be fooled by their tough, street attitude. These guys craft tunes with sweet spots that make you want more. Featuring four tracks off of their album Razorblade Tightrope. Check out Bastardo on the web at http://www.supervillian.net. Tracks on the Show - Gone, Use Me, Supervillian and Angelface Joe Bendik is an artist that cannot be pigeon holed. He combines elements of folk, country, gospel, punk and pop to create a sound that is truly original. Joe is one of the founding artists on the downtown New York anti folk scene, marked by an uncompromising approach and influential artistry. Thankfully, Joe is still setting the standard for all those who want to be alternative. Check out Joe on the web at http://www.joebendik.com. Tracks on the Show - I Wanna Go To Europe, No Light, You Bring, NYC Malltown
Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sun, 06 Mar 2005 19:23:58 UTC
Add this to another station Go Eat: Funny Name, Outstanding Steak (1.88MB; download) -- A familiar steakhouse serves up good food and a great American success story.
Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sun, 06 Mar 2005 19:10:06 UTC
Add this to another station DVD Talk Radio: Ramones Doc, Asian DVDs and A New Home Entertainment Format (8.58MB; download) -- In the latest installment of DVD Talk Radio, Editor Geoffrey Kleinman talks about End of The Century: The Story of The Ramones a depressing look at one of the more influential punk bands. His Asian DVD kick continues with a look at: Old Boy, Butterfly, Bright Future and Goodbye Dragon Inn (including a rant about Letterboxing DVDs). Also on this show: a review of a great film coming to US theaters from Budapest called Kontrol, a look at Sony's new Home Video Format Universal Movie Disc, the scoop about DVD Talk dropping G4's The Screen Savers Show and calls and emails from our listeners. Listen to the latest DVD Talk Radio Show now. Direct download the audio: DVD Talk Radio: Ramones Doc, Asian DVDs and A New Movie Format (27 min 8.8MB) or listen to it now with our DVD Talk Radio Online Player
Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sun, 06 Mar 2005 19:09:44 UTC
Add this to another station Mike Tech Show - 03/06/05 (21.11MB; download) -- My first podcast. Computer talk.
Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sun, 06 Mar 2005 19:09:10 UTC
Add this to another station EverythingDigital Podcast 3/5/05 (13.93MB; download) -- It's a rant-a-thon, including rants about the iTunes interface and a bit of DRM stupidity. Also, I play some music from Jonathan Coulton and flip through the New York Times Circuits section. http://everythingdigital.org
Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sun, 06 Mar 2005 19:08:02 UTC
Add this to another station We Built This Podcast on Chimps and Twinkies (15.06MB; download) -- SHOW NOTES: Running Time - 32:52"Don't hate us because we're beautiful."Wrap up of our Pee Dee Interview with our friend Roger.Shout out to Wayne and Toby at The Lurid Lounge.We Built This Starbucks.Story from The Stranger in Seattle.Starbucks Nation by Timpane.Chimp maul owners at a birthday party in their honor. Hilarious.Nora's tips for podcasters.Get crackin' and get subscribed to our RSS Feed! Never miss a single riveting show of Jawbone.
Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sun, 06 Mar 2005 19:07:31 UTC
Add this to another station Be your own 007 and beat SpyWare! 2005-02-28 (13.61MB; download) -- Learn how to remove spyware and malware easily and once and for all using my secret tips!
Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sun, 06 Mar 2005 19:07:11 UTC
Add this to another station Making Vinegar (0.92MB; download) -- Making Vinegar By Linda Bramble There are many different kinds of vinegar, each with its own character but, the most interesting, says food essayist Edward Behr, is red-wine vinegar because it has more depth, more nuance, more flavour to balance sheer acidity. And the best tasting is the vinegar, says Behr, is the one you make yourself. The method is easy: when red wine is left open to air, a white crust forms on the top called “mother” ---this is a sign that vinegar bacteria is present and gradually turning the alcohol and oxygen into acetic acid and water. Use good wine, says Behr, avoid sweet wine. If the wine contains thirteen percent alcohol, add one part water to three parts wine. Make it in a glass jar. Don’t allow contact with metal, fill just than about half way. Don’t seal the jar, put it in a dark, warm place. When the mother forms, remove it carefully and throw away. Use it as soon as it tastes good.
Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sun, 06 Mar 2005 19:06:11 UTC