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Mon, 23 January 2012
Chapter 2 - OF THE LIBERTY OF THOUGHT AND DISCUSSION. Part 1 "... Let us suppose, therefore, that the government is entirely at one with the people, and never thinks of exerting any power of coercion unless in agreement with what it conceives to be their voice. But I deny the right of the people to exercise such coercion, either by themselves or by their government. The power itself is illegitimate. " Book Theme: Tschaikovski Opus 40 from Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com Show Theme: Pachelbel's Canon in D from Owen Poteat of Owenpoteat.com |
Mon, 9 January 2012
Chapter 1 - INTRODUCTORY "The subject of this Essay is not the so-called Liberty of the Will, so unfortunately opposed to the misnamed doctrine of Philosophical Necessity; but Civil, or Social Liberty: the nature and limits of the power which can be legitimately exercised by society over the individual." Book Theme: Tschaikovski Opus 40 from Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com Show Theme: Pachelbel's Canon in D from Owen Poteat of Owenpoteat.com |
Sun, 11 December 2011
Various tunes from Ariel Publicity, including: Stephen Luke - Powered by Love Beth Bombara and The Robotic Foundation - Conversation Mark Radcliffe - Miss Hard to Forget Theme music "140 Times" from Rock On, out of Minneapolis MN. |
Sun, 11 December 2011
The rebooted version of IDSL. Don't have the actual List to work from anymore, but I have other sources for music, of course. Music includes: Lori Lieberman - Killing Me Softly Brant Christopher - Shoes for Margaret Found all of these on Ariel Publicity/CyberPR. Enjoy. Theme music "140 Times" by Rock On. Thanks, folks. |
Thu, 3 February 2011
Yes, this is my 125 episode, and as of tomorrow it'll be four years since I started. Yay. :) A GOOD DAY!. I got a call for a short Temp assignment, which happens to be working for a temp agency that's working for another company that's working for our Public Radio folks. Only three degrees of separation. Wow. Sure will be nice to be working again. Oh, and I found my lanyard for my glasses. And you should care because.... ? Started recording from practice scripts I found at the Edge Studios website. Recorded 35, and put a couple in this podcast. What do you think? Talked about doing a demo disk, if I can make up my mind what should be on there. Eventually I'll get it. 1-800-COLLECT Demo I've always started with seriously Entry Level jobs, with not much in the way of qualifications. Broadcasting and voiceover requires coming in the door with talent and skills. Maybe I have them, but I find it hard to ask for that sort of job. Very new to me. 1-800-OK-CABLE Demo Four years. Wow. I could do one for you, too, ya know. Just sayin'. Call me. Did a few other folks, too. Here are a couple examples: The Rejoiner I didn't do for "Evo@11." :) Rejoiner for Annie and the Awkward Cakeman on B.T.R. Rejoiner for Boise and Beyond podcast Piteous whining. IDSL-ish tune for the day.... A little "Face Funk" called "Snacks" from The Twin Cats' new album, "Thick."
Comments to 218-234-CALL, grizzly@grizzlysgrowls.com or here at the website. Theme: "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeod. |
Thu, 16 December 2010
"Eugenics and Other Evils," by G.K. Chesterton, published in 1922. Chapter 8 -- The End of the Household Gods: "The only place where it is possible to find an echo of the mind of the English masses is either in conversation or in comic songs. The latter are obviously the more dubious; but they are the only things recorded and quotable that come anywhere near it." Chapter 9 -- A Short Chapter: "Round about the year 1913 Eugenics was turned from a fad to a fashion. Then, if I may so summarise the situation, the joke began in earnest. The organising mind which we have seen considering the problem of slum population, the popular material and the possibility of protests, felt that the time had come to open the campaign. ... But as a matter of fact this is not the first chapter but the last. And this must be a very short chapter, because the whole of this story was cut short. A very curious thing happened. England went to war. This would in itself have been a sufficiently irritating interruption in the early life of Eugenette, and in the early establishment of Eugenics. But a far more dreadful and disconcerting fact must be noted. With whom, alas, did England go to war? England went to war with the Superman in his native home." |
Sat, 11 December 2010
Yet another IDSL, this one recorded while live-streaming in Second Life at my little jazz club there, Ours Ballroom. (Technically, This Ballroom of Ours.) Had a few tech flaws, but it's not too bad. Again, all Ariel Publicity music. Music Included: The Juniper - The Juniper Shalone - Potential Golddigger Stephen Luke - The Devil Won't Think Twice Still don't know how often these will come out, but so far, one a day. :)
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Fri, 10 December 2010
A quick, hacked-together version of The IDSL, using only tunes I got from Ariel Publicity. Since my account there doesn't work anymore at the moment, I couldn't get to bio information, but now that I think about it, I may be able to get it from other sources for future shows. How many shows, how often? Who knows? I barely got this one done. Music includes: Kelly Richey - What in the World I'll try to come up with links for alla those, wish me luck! :)
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Thu, 9 December 2010
"Eugenics and Other Evils," by G.K. Chesterton, published in 1922. Chapter 7 -- The Transformation of Socialism: "Socialism is one of the simplest ideas in the world. It has always puzzled me how there came to be so much bewilderment and misunderstanding and miserable mutual slander about it. At one time I agreed with Socialism, because it was simple. Now I disagree with Socialism, because it is too simple." |
Thu, 2 December 2010
"Eugenics and Other Evils," by G.K. Chesterton, published in 1922. Chapter 6 -- The Eclipse of Liberty: "If such a thing as the Eugenic sociology had been suggested in the period from Fox to Gladstone, it would have been far more fiercely repudiated by the reformers than by the Conservatives." |
