Lie More Often
S01E01 - Simon Keck
On the first (and perhaps last? no, there will be more) episode of Lie More Often Mike sits down with stand-up comic Simon Keck to talk about working in an office against working in a cafe, drinking on the job, smoke breaks and depression, to name a few subjects.
See Simon’s show Can’t Get No at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Dates and ticket information avaliable at the Comedy Festival website.
Read Simon’s blog Dead Under Fluorescent Lights, listen to his podcast The HalfCast, and follow @simonkeck on Twitter.
Here’s my first ever podcast. Give it a listen, let me know your thoughts.
The Premier episode of Every Battle is XP! Come listen as we meet our intrepid heroes Dane and Ralf at the beginning of the quest for self improvement, podcast goodness and hilarity.
Starting off by explaining where the whole idea for the show came from, the boys then go on to explain their idea of a +1 and what they will do each week to get them. Dane talks new languages and motorbikes while Ralf talks about kung-fu and how to sail a pirate ship on a dance floor. In Punch, Kick, Grapple, Headbutt Dane talks about a free grappling website, and Ralf talks cloning the woolly mammoth in Living in theFuture. On the Reviewtown front Ralf talks YouTube channels and Dane reviews the stunning recent documentary about the late legend Bill Hicks.
So this is the first show from the podcast network I’m a member of, Friggin Podcasts. I’m not on this show (my show debuts Friday) but I produced it. It’s taken quite a while to get here, so I’m really happy that we finally have an episode out. Take a listen and if you like it, please reblog and help us spread the word.
Tony Martin manages to get Tiesto to cut a promo for his podcast. Although listening to it, this promo is very Armin.
Arlo Guthrie - Coming Into Los Angeles (Live at Woodstock ‘69)
Given all this talk about Woodstock’s 40th Anniversary, I figured I’d rediscover some of the tunes behind it. Guthrie is better known for Alice’s Restaurant, an eighteen minute long track that tells the story about how Guthrie wasn’t conscripted to Vietnam due to an arrest for littering. This track reminds me of how much I love folk music - simple story telling with an awesome sound. Following the track is a few remarks from Guthrie about what a crazy event Woodstock is.
