I ramble about concerts I’ve attended and bands I haven’t seen, cassettes still being relevant, the plethora of music available today across various genres, and The Walking Dead Season 8 Episode 6 “The King, The Widow and Rick”.
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Music in order of appearance:
“Fire Whiplash” by Outline (Demo Debut released 11/30/2017)
“Who’s Saving Who” by The Altered Hours
“Here is a Church” remix by Speck
“Nothing Much” by My Bubba & Mi
Topics include: people are the problem not the systems guns or religions, is there a “right” system, questioning if a utopian soceity can truly be achieved, there are no intrinsic morals, exploring music genres, how acoustic neuroma affects enjoyment of sound and music, how we can take the power back into our own hands, and net neutrality.
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Music credits in order of appearance:
“My Mind” by PeacefuldMind ASMR
“Masked Laughter (Nothing’s Left)” by Dälek
I start off this episode with some news regarding the potential to play more indie music on the podcast beyond ccmixter and freemusicarchive; ramble about the holidays and having off from work; winter and remote car starters; incentives for the every day worker & taxpayer much like pro sports players; movies from the 80’s starting with Big; discussing episodes 4 & 5 of The Walking Dead Season 8.06
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This week’s music in order of appearance:
Folksy song by Phoenician Sailor
“Beauty Over Industry” by Unwoman at freemusicarchive.org
“Deportee” by Michael Chapman and The Woopiles at freemusicarhive.org
“Nadeya” by reiswork at ccmixter.org
“Work These Hands” by Cletus Got Shot at freemusicarhive.org
In this episode I ramble about treating yourself well in regards to what you think of yourself and what you feed your mind and body; how you should always be yourself; being aggravated by annoying drivers; and some news and weather from the U.S. cities of Allentown, Salt Lake City, and Oklahoma.
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Music credits in order of appearance:
“Relatively Human” by Jacob Haller at freemusicarhive.org
I have finally launched a shop via Spreadshirt.com starting with the “I hope you are doing well” phrase. In the coming months, and (Cthulhu willing) years, I’ll be offering and creating many more designs based on content from my YouTube channel and beyond (i.e. completely new designs and ideas unrelated to the channel.)
As of the date of this post, I am currently working on a design for “Arkham Sanitarium” and hope to have that available by the end of November (2017). There are plans for designs of specific characters as well, such as Corvus, Margaret, Dave, and who knows who or what else.
Keep in mind that you can alter the color of the design by clicking on “Adjust design or choose different product” when hovering over the product image.
While the shop also appears here on my website, it is merely a superficial placeholder. All transaction data takes place over at spreadshirt.com.
In this episode I ramble about the sleepy effect of dentist offices and hospital waiting rooms; share my experiences of having cavities, wearing braces and a retainer; mention the stand up comedy of Bill Cosby, Brian Reagan and black comedy TV shows from the 70’s and 80’s; and finish with weather & news from the U.S. for Milwaukee, Cincinnati and Trenton.
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This episode’s music:
“We’ll get ourselves in tv-news” by Break the Bans at freemusicarchive.org
“I don’t know what i want” by Dememphis at freemusicarchive.org
Starting with this episode going forward I will now be interjecting select music works from both ccmixter.org and freemusicarchive.org (links below) in order to liven up the episodes a little bit so you are not just hearing the sound of my voice. Plus, in the spirit of free expression and creativity, showcase and promote some creative folks out there.
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Episode Description: I ramble about how we’re living in The Upside Down in regards to the underprivileged & poor compared to those who have it easy; how you should try not to worry much about anything; how I believe we can truly end poverty if we all worked together; takeaways from a previous podcast regarding poaching and the significance of the number 3; new movie releases opening this weekend; and global weather and news from 3 international locations of Pago Pago & Kwajalein in the South Pacific, and Traralgon Australia.
Music credits in order of appearance:
“What the hell” by Texasradiofish
“Hello good hello evil – live” by Scomber
“How can things get better” by panu
In this episode of the EphemRadio podcast I start off talking about the joys of suffering while dealing with any kind of illness, especially when it comes to having a child and the bugs they bring home from daycare. Then I move into discussing video games and games in general, namely Dark Souls 3, Bloodbourne, Telltale Games’ The Walking Dead and the latest Last of Us 2 trailer. After that, I ramble about the TV shows The Walking Dead season 8 episode 2 and Stranger Things season 2 finale. Lastly, I go over the weather and about 3 news articles each from Amsterdam, Norway and Finland.
I start the podcast off about a thought I had when I drove past a multi-story apartment building. It raised questions about community and how a lot of humans are strangers to one another. And how many seem to interact with people more online than in real life or even in their own apartment building.
I discuss AMC’s The Walking Dead TV show season 8 episode 2, going over what occurred and discussing some of the characters. I talk about the Netflix series Stranger Things in general, especially Season 2 episodes 1 through 7. I also touch upon this Netflix model of releasing all of the episodes so people can binge watch them.
I talk about the PBS Nature show episode on Otters, go over new movies released this weekend, and then finish up with the international news and weather from three locations in South America.