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This Podcast will consist of sound seeing tours, technology reviews, in fact, anything of interest audibly that we can find.
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Download Juice, an excellent Pod catching client hereWe begin by talking a little about us, the hosts of the Podcast, Steve and Angie Nutt, and our aspirations for the Podcast.
We then talk about the music that we used for creating the Our Place jingle, and where you can get it. Finally, we wind down with a recording from our 2005-2006 countdown, at Steve's parents' house.
We begin with Sean Patrick McGraw and a track titled "And the good news is".
We then have some feedback from Joe Hunter, Ted Martin and Mike Busboom on the podcast.
Then we go to Toy Corner to play with Roboraptor and record it on the Edirol.
We then wrap up the Podcast with a track by Karmyn Tyler called "Drifting".
This time, we play tracks from The Parlour Dames, and The Lascivious Biddies, and then take you into our kitchen again for an encounter with Robosapien.
We begin as usual by playing some Podsafe music, and we follow that with some feedback from Christopher Huby, and then we begin an audio blog of our Nashville Elvis holiday, and round off with some more Podsafe music.
First, we play some Podsafe music from Charlie Crowe, then we take you to Studio B. I must apologise for this recording, but the Edirol was in my coat pocket, and every move I made, caused a lot of noise, but future recordings should not be like this. Finally, more Podsafe from those Lascivious Biddies round off the show.
This week, we give you some more of the tour of Nashville, and go for a trip down Millionaires' Row, plus some more great Podsafe music, and some chat.
This wee, we wander around a World War ii memorial, which contains famous folk as well as ordinary people, then we walk around the Country Music Hall of Fame.
We play some music from the Podsafe Music Network, do a little rambling about this and that, then dive back into the Nashville Elvis blog. We pay our last visit to the Country Music Hall Of Fame, hear a little of a great singer and guitarist called Alan Rhodie, visit the Grand Old Opry, and finally say goodbye to Nashville, and finish with some more Podsafe music.
This week, we have some feedback from Christopher Huby, for which many thanks, and we then dive back into the holiday, as we start the drive to Memphis. We also have of course, some more Podsafe music.
This week, we hear all about a talking chess set from Christopher Huby, visit the museum of Casey Jones, and then take you to the Peabody Hotel for Duck Time. Only in America!
This week, we play some more great Podsafe music, and visit the birth place of Elvis.
This week, we head on over to the store where Gladys Presley bought her son his first guitar.
This week, we play some Podsafe Christian music, as well as beginning a two-part sound seeing tour of the city of Memphis, plus the usual chat about the week behind us.
I must apologise for getting the name of the artist incorrectly in the actual Podcast recording, who sang Rolled away. It was in fact, Chris Christensen, please see below for a direct link to him on the Podsafe Music Network.
This week, we continue our Memphis city tour, and visit the Civil Rights museum, and the place where Martin Luther King died.
This week, we take you for a walk down Beal Street, let you hear some great Blues music as we pass shops, visit Memphis Music, and finally climb aboard the Memphis Queen to prepare for a cruise down "Ol' man river".
This week, we take you on the first part of a cruse down the Mississippi River.
I must also apologise that I announced the beginning of this Podcast as Episode 15, when in fact, it is Episode 16.
This week we finish our fantastic holiday in Nashville and Memphis. We would like to publicly thank Daniel of Travelsphere, and Susie, our driver, for being fantastic guides, and Steve's Mum and Dad for being fantastic guides to us throughout the holiday.
This week, we take a listen to some of Angie's music boxes, and the usual podcast promo and Podsafe music.
This wee, we review a little cutie called Idog, designed to be fed on music, either from an MP3 player, such as the Ipods, or from music in the room. We play with him, and Angie describes the lights, which determine his moods.
Please note, in the podcast, I said Idog was spelt with a dash, or hyphen, in fact, it is not, it is simply Idog.
This week, we just chat about things in general, give a demonstration of our talking kettle, which appears to be no longer available, and play some good Podsafe music as usual.
This week, we sit in the garden and chat, as well as playing some Podsafe music, and we review a very nice talking clock called the Zeitgeist.
This week, we chat about the week in general, review a nice little Fanimal and play some good Podsafe music.
This week, just a quick chat, and some Podsafe music.
This week, we have a little chat, play some good music as usual, and review the Colorino colour detector from Caretec in Austria.
This week, we have a little chat about last week, then we hear about my Niece Sophie's Play Station Portable and then take you for a walk to the Aston Feit and play a little Tombowler. Plus, of course, some good Podsafe music.
This week, some Podsafe music, and the grand ceremony. You can hear Steve opening his birthday present from Angie, which is an Edirol R-09. This is not a review, merely a first look.
This week, we chat about Sight Village 2006, and introduce you to a great Podsafe band called Ethereal, pronounced E Theory El
This week, we play two of our favour Podsafe tracks from Scanlan and Sean Patrick McGraw, and generally chat, play some feedback and a press release from Blind Art.
This week, we have a chat about advantages and disadvantages of fully accessible recorders versus mainstream, plus some great Podsafe music.
This week, we talk about the excellent Sentico Smart alarm system, and discuss how usable it is for the blind, and include some more user feedback on it, plus an interview with David Ardron of Sentico.
This week, we play some Podsafe music as usual, and do some monkey business demonstrating some interactive monkeys.
This week, we spotlight on one Podsafe artist, David Ippolito, that guitar man from Central Park. We also have an update from Louise, the Monkey Woman, a feature recorded at our good friends Hugh and Pam Twiss' house on their water feature, a recording of a steam organ from our good friend Mike Busboom, our Austrian correspondent, and plenty of general chat from Angie and Steve as usual.
I would like to thank David Ippolito for allowing us to play The Religion Song, which I believe is a work in progress, and is not on the Podsafe Music Network as yet.
This week, we talk about Angie's recently deceased brother-in-law, play our hunt for a water feature, and play some Podsafe music, as usual.
Please note, in the podcast, I called the first track "my old pickup truck don't let me down", in fact it is "My Old Pickup Truck Never Lets Me Down". Apologies to Doc Bates for that.
This week, the podcast is a little later, going up on Sunday 1 October 2006, due to the fact that this weekend, Steve was on his Amateur Radio Foundation Licence course, and guess what? He passed! So this week, it is a short podcast, but we are celebrating just a little, since we have to get up for work in the morning.
Of course, also on the podcast, you will find some great Podsafe music as ever.
This week, we just have a chat about all kinds of things, blindness and glare, sound editors, a forthcoming feature on digital TV in the UK, and being generally silly as usual.
This week, we chat about Nokia's firmware updater, more monkey questions answered from the wise Monkey Woman, and some good Podsafe music.
This week, we talk about all aspects of digital TV in the UK with which we have experience, Satellite and Freeview television, and include an interview with Kay Allen of Sky.
This week, we conclude our feature on digital TV, with an interview with Jill Whitehead and Leen Petre of RNIB, play some good music as ever, and chat about our week.
This week, just a general chat about an exhibition we visited at Eastbourne, and of course, some Podsafe music.
This week, we just chat about the week, and introduce a new feature, Geek's corner. This is where we announce anything gadgety or geeky that's going on in the computer or electronics world.
This week, we just chat about the prior week, have just a little geekiness, and play some great Podsafe music.
This week, we are starting to put up the Podcast at 192KBPS. This is because at 128K which is what we did in the past, the quality of some of the music is lost. 192 seems to render quite a bit of the original quality of the music. I noticed a particularly bad "squashing" in the bells in the song "What if every day were Christmas", and decided to go 192. If this causes anyone a problem, please do let me know.
This week, we just have a chat, some news in Geek's Corner, and we focus on one Podsafe artist, Allison Crowe, with four of her Christmas tracks.
This week, we play some great music as ever, talk about the past week, and demonstrate our silly Christmas tree lights. How do you demonstrate lights on a Podcast? Well, you'll have to listen to find out.
This week, Angie tells us a strange Christmas story she composed, some feedback, and some great Christmas music, including a very special song at the end. Thanks Karmyn, you're the best!
This week, we just generally chat about our Christmas. May we wish all listeners a very happy New Year.
This week, we take a peek at the Nokia N91, the best music phone we have seen, ever, plus chat and some good Podsafe music.
Please note that the other links mentioned on the show are in the show notes elsewhere.
This week, we give an update on yet another type of entertainment the N91 can offer.
This week, we talk about, yes, rabbits and Bopit.
This week, we go all geeky in Geek's Corner, play some great feedback and get real dangerous for the blind.
This week, we have a Podsafe Artist spotlight with Kelly Brock, a couple of reviews, and plenty to talk about.
This week, we try to chat with our co-host, the Kwazy Wabbit. Try being the operative word!
This week, we talk some more on the cost of blindness, and in Geek's Corner, we talk Mixers.
This week, we have a play with the Sound Professionals Edirol Microphone, and are favourably impressed after a little learning.
This week, we just chat about the past week, try out different settings on the Edirol, and promo a good Podcast, Children Of The Gods.
An unlikely combination, but that's what we do this week, including some themed Podsafe music.
This week, we talk about the weeks gone by, talk geeky, and take you through the car wash.
This week, we have a Shakes Special. The Shakes are a great band on the Podsafe Music Network, and we play three versions of one of their songs, "I Want A Better Life", to celebrate the release of their new single on Monday 2 April 2007".
This week, we show you our project for the Intermediate course of the Amateur Radio exams, and play some Easter music.
This week, we have quite a discussion on the merits or otherwise, of Grade two Braille.
This week, we reveal the results of our endeavours at the Amateur Radio Intermediate Exam. Did we pass or fail? Tune in to find out!
This week, our Mad Monkey Woman gets the giggles, and we answer some feedback questions from Caroline.
Yes, this week, Steve gets a telling off from the Mad Monkey Woman. Also some other feedback.
This week, we talk about all the money we seem to be spending on things like problem printers.
This week, Angie goes all thoughtful on us.
This week, we are delighted to bring you an interview with Karen Money, an independent musician, and play her great music.
Note: You can buy Karen's CD, Secret Things, on her Myspace page.
This week, we play some great old music on the PMN, have some feedback, and our co-host, KwazyWabbit, tells you how to handle violent wabbits!
This week, we tell you our computer woes, and other stuff, of course, plus some summery Podsafe music.
This week, the weather is very much on our minds.
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This week, we get lots of great feedback to comment on, and some great music.
This picture is a head and shoulders view of Louise, she's wearing a green and white summer dress, and a jade and crystal necklace and earrings from her own collection. She holds up the award, a transluscent green glass diamond on a glass plinth, in her right hand.
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This week, we begin a new feature with Loopie Lou in the kitchen, hear about a new player for the blind, and have good music and chat.
This week, Loopy Lou gets in the kitchen again, a review of the Creative Zenstone MP3 player, and some summery music and geekery.
This week, more summer music, we gate crash Loopy Lou in the kitchen again, and play a Podcast promo.
Actually, on Thursday, 30 years ago. We pay a fun tribute to that with Paul and Storm, and have another singer called April Start for the more serious side of music. Geek's corner, and Lou takes us to new places.
This week, just some lazy Bank Holiday weekend chat, some good music, and Lu Lu rattling pots and pans!
No, it's not what you think. This week we get geeky with dirty bits on your hard drive.
This is a fairly short cast this week, just telling you about our lovely break in Peasmarsh. Back next week with the regular stuff.
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David Burnham "Moon River" (mp3) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at eMusic Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody More On This AlbumThis week, a Geek Week, plus a visit to Port Lympne wildlife park, and a walk at the seaside.
Tami Tappan "Skylark" (mp3) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at eMusic Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody Buy at GroupieTunes More On This AlbumThis week is all about our Holiday last week, Lulu in the kitchen, and a musical Bidifest!
This week, we enjoy Lulu's Sausage Hotpot, and take a walk on the wild side, visiting some gravesides along the way.
This week, we finish our recordings of nature, have a geek's corner, and Lulu in the kitchen.
This week, we get treated to steak, and a Christmas song.
This week, Lou makes us some dessert, after all those dinners.
This week, just some chat, Lulu in the kitchen and some great Podsafe music from some lovely ladies!
This week, an exclusive for us, we have a chat with Ryan Kelly, AKA Jazzer in The Archers.
This week, Lulu is back and silliness prevails.
This week, we just chat about the week that was, play some great music, and the Christmas decorations are up.
This week, just more chat and some great Podsafe music.
This week, we chat about the week behind us, and have Lulu taking care of the drinks, and Geoff Smith and Mel taking care of the entertainment.
The final Podcast of the year. We would like to thank all of you for sticking with us for all this time, and to Lulu in particular for all the great features.
This week, we show off one of Angie's Christmas presents and just chat.
Yes, a very busy week for us, but still a short Podcast, and some Podsafe music.
This week, a play with a remote controlled little dalek.
This week, podcasts and computer woes.
Yes, Angie gets controversial on us.
This week, we are mixerless, but the show still goes on. Edirol To The Rescue!
Angie goes quite silly on us this week, plus Duran Duran on the Podsafe Music Network?
Yes, only one more to the big 100. Plenty of chat and good Podsafe music as ever, and we have the mixer back!
Yes, we got there. Big thanks to all who sent in feedback and provided music for the show, it's a great one. Thank you all for sticking with us!
Yes, we have stuck to the Zoom, as people seem to like it.
Yes, it's Angie's birthday this week, or it was on Thursday 13 March to be precise. Jean's was last week on the 8th. Chat, music and clocks this week.
This week, we just chat, play music, and take you round the downstairs of the house with the Zoom, slamming a few doors along the way.
This week, we begin a two-part review on the Victor Reader Stream from Humanware.
This week, we conclude our review on the Victor Reader Stream from Humanware, and what you can do with Serotek System Access.
This week, we begin our blog of the holiday we took at the Cliffden Hotel at Teignmouth in Devon, between 10 and 17 April 2008.
This week, we take a ride on the Buckfastleigh to Totnes Railway.
This week, we listen to the train engine and then visit rare breeds.
This is the longest Podcast we have ever done! Final part of the Teignmouth holiday.
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Di Johnston "Epilogue" (mp3) 
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This week, we continue our weekend of 9-11 May 2008 at Aston, with a Sunday morning stroll. This concludes the weekend's recordings
This week, after a little chat, we take you to Cyprus to begin our Holiday, and end up in Cairo, Egypt.
This week, we take you from mosque to museum.
This week, we conclude recordings from our day in Cairo, which was thoroughly enjoyable.
This week, we take you to Larnaca market.
This week, we leave the market and walk the Marina. We also won the quiz under the team name "No Hope", so we hear that announcement, and some more blogging, as well as our pre-holiday snaps chat.
This week, we conclude our Cyprus recordings.
This week, we begin some small coverage of Sight Village with an interesting presentation from CodeFactory, and take a look at K Reader.
This week, we listen to said piano, and chat about the past week as usual.
This week, as well as the usual chat and some product updates, we take you to Hatfield House to the Battle Prom.
This week, as well as our usual chat about life in general, we go for a Wayfinder Walk with Scott Castleton.
This week, we make Our Place history, by playing a track before its official single release date, thanks to Lana, and as usual another great Podsafe track from Michael Stollaire.
Please note, Lana's debut single, played on this Podcast, Don't Call Me Baby, will be released on 20 October 2008.
This week, we talk about some new toys, and cough and splutter our way through the rest of the Podcast with apologies.
This week, we demonstrate the Tyros 2 from Yamaha, and chat about dreams among other things.
This week, no music, as there seems to be problems with the Podsafe Music Network, and we can't download anything, but plenty of chat.
This week, we make up for last week's lack of music with two great Blues tracks, and plenty of chat too.
This week, we review the MSI Wind NetBook and have our usual chat.
External Links Spoken Network FireBox Tyros 2 Made Easy MSI WindThis week, Angie has a headache, but good things hopefully happening with the business.
This week, we theme the music around Beer, and do the usual weekly update.
This week, some Zombie Girl music, some chat, and an airing of the Tyros 2 keyboard again.
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Torcuato Mariano "Lift Me Up" (mp3) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at eMusic Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Puretracks Buy at Amazon MP3 Buy at GroupieTunes Buy at mTraks More On This AlbumThis week, just some chat and good music.
This week, we both have colds, but struggle through the Podcast as usual.
Dr. Elmo "Send Me A Wife For Christmas" (mp3) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at eMusic Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Amazon MP3 Buy at GroupieTunes Buy at mTraks More On This AlbumWell, not quite, but it's our Christmas episode. A little chat, then back to back seasonal music.
Dean Martin "Jingle Bells (Dan The Automator Remix)" (mp3) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at eMusic Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Amazon MP3 Buy at GroupieTunes Buy at mTraks More On This AlbumThis week, we chat about Christmas presents and the weeks that were, and play a lovely music track at the end.
The Gyuto Monks Tantric Choir "Mandala Offering" (mp3) Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Puretracks Buy at GroupieTunes More On This AlbumThis week, we chat as usual and make an exciting announcement about DRM-free music on iTunes.
This week, we chat about the week that was, hear a lovely chiming clock and then a promo of a great Podcast novel by Michele Roger.
This week, we chat as usual, and play some Scottish music from the Podsafe Music Network.
This week, we chat as usual, have some great feedback, and play some good Podsafe music.
This week, we chat as usual, and Steve has the pleasure of interviewing the lovely Michele Roger.
Yes, this time we discuss Michele's stories, from Angie's viewpoint. Makes for some interesting discussion.
Yes, this time we get into debate about technology making life to easy. Or does it?
This week, we proudly present the prologue to Michele Roger's next story, The Conservatory. Big thanks to Michele and Gabriel Roger for this. This is a first for Our Place, to play the beginning of a story before it goes public.
This week, some chat and good music, including a duet with Michele and Steve across the ocean.
Big Stuf "Beautiful Lord" (mp3) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Puretracks Buy at Amazon MP3 Buy at GroupieTunes / appliedSB Buy at mTraks More On This AlbumThis week, we chat as usual and play highlights from our lovely weekend in Peasmarsh, East Sussex.
This week, we chat, and music is themed around The Equinox, as it is the day of the Vernal Equinox when we publish this Podcast.
After a hectic week, we just chat, with no music this week.
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This week, we pay a visit to an interactive house in the west midlands.
This week, we only have one music track, but we discuss lots about music in general.
Yes, we made it! Episode 150 is here, with chat, ambient recordings and some murder thrown in for good measure.
This week, we get quite a bit of good feedback. Thanks Carla, Chris and Michele. We also play some good Podsafe music.
This week, we chat as usual, and review a cool gadget called Ray.
Sharrie Williams "Jealousy" (mp3) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at eMusic Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Puretracks Buy at Amazon MP3 Buy at appliedSB / Groupietunes Buy at mTraks More On This AlbumThis week, we talk about varying types of light and how they affect colours, plus some geek speak and good music.
This week, as well as chat and good music, we give a shout to a few podcasts. Check out the links.
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This week, we begin a two part blog of our week's vacation to Hope Bagot in Shropshire.
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This week, we present the second part of our Hope Bagot trip, although it will run to three parts. The conclusion will be next week.
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This week, we finish up our Hope Bagot 2009 blog and talk a little about TwitPocalypse!
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Yes, this time we talk buses and trains, and hear a lovely recording of a blackbird, thanks to clive.
This is a very short Podcast with no music, as we are off for the weekend. You could say it's just a catch up.
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This week, we talk about Sight Village, and give you a brief introduction to a new Daisy/media player called BookSense.
Yes, musically speaking. And we catch up with this week of Sight Village, and Angie's adventures at home.
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Meditronica "The Third Planet" (mp3) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at Napster Buy at Rhapsody Stream from Rhapsody More On This AlbumThis week, we just generally chat, and we have a really geeky problem with our router, we think.
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Ananda Project, Heather Johnson, Terrance Downs "I Hear You Dreaming (Larry Heard Nocturnal Mix)" (mp3) Buy at King Street Sounds Webstore Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody More On This AlbumThis week, we chat, play some good music and review our Super Kettle!
This week, we catch up on events of the last two weeks and begin a chat with the delightful Ricky Enger. Go Ricky!
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This week we conclude our interview with Ricky Enger, and chat about flapping on and off the Internet, among other things.
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This week, we conclude (hopefully) our Internet woes, and have an iTunes geek's corner too, as well as good music.
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This week, Angie ponders on life, and we have some great Podsafe music.
This week, Angie bears her soul in confession, and we have some great Podsafe music.
This week, we just chat about the week that was, and play some great Podsafe music as ever.
Think Tank "A Knife & A Fork" (mp3) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at eMusic Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Puretracks Buy at Amazon MP3 Buy at appliedSB (Groupietunes) Buy at mTraks More On This AlbumThis week, we chat as usual, and play some great music, including a Beatles remix.
This week, we record the podcast with an accessible Olympus recorder, and do a little assessment of its recording capabilities.
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This week, we take a look at this recorder. Not an in-depth review, but a glimpse of its accessibility features and recording quality.
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Yes, this week I talk about what I don't like about the recording quality of the Olympus DM-550, and play some ambient recording from Clive.
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Actually, I never lost it. This week, we talk mainly about recording equipment, and have a geek's corner.
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This week, we chronicle our weekend away at the caravan, and sample the delights of a firework display in the rain, courtesy of some responsible Pyromaniacs.
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Yes, we get some more great feedback on recorders, chat and have a mystery sound for you to guess. Deadline for mystery sound is 5 December 2009. No prizes, just some good clean fun
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This week, as well as chat, we have some great feedback on last week's show from Clive, and a review of a handheld game that is totally accessible.
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This week, we chat as usual, and also have a great interview with Michele Roger all about everything Thanksgiving. Thanks so much Michele for your time.
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This week, we have some music again, and some chat, including the answer to our mystery sound.
Jay-J, Brian "Bam" Morgan, Michelle Shaprow "Getting A Rise" (mp3) Buy at iTunes Music Store More On This AlbumThis week, we begin a two part story written and read by Michele Roger, our resident writer. Hell with Michele?
Lisa Loeb "Jingle Bells" (mp3) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at eMusic Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Amazon MP3 Buy at appliedSB (Groupietunes) Buy at mTraks More On This AlbumThis is a Christmas special with lots of music and chat, and of course, the conclusion to our story.
Zombie Girl "Creepy Crawler" (mp3) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at eMusic Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Puretracks Buy at Amazon MP3 Buy at appliedSB (Groupietunes) Buy at mTraks More On This AlbumThis week, we tell you all about our Christmas and New Year, and see the New Year in with the Pallett family.
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Downloads Download the show hereThis week, we chat about some new headphones, and the Beatles "Apple", among other things.
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This week, we have a couple of snow recordings, and some different music.
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This week, we review the Booksense from HIMS, a great Daisy Audio and text file reader.
This week, we hear Clive babysitting and, as usual, chat and have great music.
This week, we review an application for the iPod touch, called Coy Pond.
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This week, we take Kapten for a walk and chat about social networking and blogging, and also have a geek moment.
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This week, we hear from not one, but two listeners with their great music, a snow cast from Clive, and a mystery sound.
Gemini by Carla Savage and some FreeForm piano playing by Clive Pallett.
This week, the mystery sound is revealed and we have some great feedback, including a gadget review.
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This week, we are treated to some great music and a walk with Carla, plus some feedback from Clive and some chat about an exhibition that Steve attended.
Please note that we have introduced an automated podcast RSS feed generator, so please bear with us if there are any initial teething problems. Big thanks to Sean Randall for this excellent generator.
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This week, a very short Podcast, but a little treat for Archers fans at the end.
Pipsqueak by Tim Bentinck