Podcasting about art and activism since 2005
You may have noticed that the site has been down for over a week, but at last…it’s back! i fear that this may have caused your podcatchers to go wacko, if so I apologize. I interviewed Dan Mathews from PETA yesterday and will have that included in a new podcast with some other fun stuff …
Music (none of these songs are licensed under Creative Commons):Stories of Johnny – Marc Almond (out of print)Home – Great Northern (courtesy of Eenie Meenie Records) Let it Show – Jen Chapin (courtesy of Ariel Publicity) Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Pandora | Podcast Index …
This morning at around 3:30 a siren came blasting down 6th avenue and woke me up. I laid there for maybe fourty-five minutes trying to go back to sleep, but also thinking of just getting up. Finally I decided to wander the streets in search of a twenty-four hour Starbucks. I headed out at about …
Creative Commons’ Chair, Joi Ito joins me today from Japan for a great conversation about how Creative Commons works, our common loves in music, and a little chat about veganism and the environment. This show should be of special interest to podcasters who play music and to musicians who wish to have their music played …
I didn’t feel like talking on this one so instead, I harkened back to the days when I expressed myself with a good ol’ fashioned mix tape. The whole thing is podsafe except for one song. See if you can guess which one it is. The Greatest – Cat PowerFire in the Forest (remixed by …
Yesterday evening my right eye started bothering me, so I took out my contacts (which I normally wear for a couple weeks without removing) to give my eyes a rest. My eye actually started bothering me more when I took the lenses out, but not too bad so I didn’t think too much about it. …
This is Jamie Moffett’s film about the 7-alarm fire in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood. The fire destroyed nine houses, caused over 100 people to be evacuated and left 400 families without power. One of the houses destroyed was a part of The Simple Way community who’s founder, Shane Claiborne, was on the show a few episodes …
Joey and I pay a visit to Katz’s Delicatessen. Hilarity ensues. Interesting point: this podcast could forever document the last time I ever ate meat. Please forgive the background noise. Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Pandora | Podcast Index | TuneIn | RSS
