Amazon: The Biography Of A Grizzly

Stories from the Hiber-Nation 5: "Biography of a Grizzly," by Ernest Thompson Seton, Part 2, Chapters 4 and 5.  Wahb meets some human "Grizzlies."  And he starts learning a few things about being an old grizzly.

Themes: "Continue Life" and "Sovereign" from Kevin MacLeod.

NEW AND IMPROVED!  Now includes an audio file with Actual Audio Inside!  (Which the originally posted copy didn't.  Sorry about that, 3 in the morning...)

Part 1 -- Fans and Friends.

Twittering.  A rescue from being stranded, via Twitter & Skype.  Possible interviews.  Probably no more Stickam.

Part 2 -- Back to Work

Going from part time to full time, for a while.  Changing jobs, changing schedules, changing sucks!

Part 3 -- The Arwen

My review of "The Arwen," by Tim Callahan, found on Podiobooks.com.  Ditto for Arwen 2.

Part 4 -- De Gustibus Non Disputantem Est

The new "Hiber-Nation" stories show is going fairly well.  A number of folks listen regularly.  And I'm enjoying doing it.

From the IDSL:  "60 Billion Ways to Die," by One N8tion.

Themes: "140 Times" from Bob Baldwin, and "Continue Life" from Kevin MacLeod.

Amazon:

Just heard on Twitter from Mur Lafferty that her book "Playing for Keeps," that I reviewed a couple shows back, is going to be released on Amazon.com on August 25.  Congrats, Mur!  Doesn't seem to be a pre-ordering link there on Amazon, yet.

I'll add a link to the book, to my site's widget as soon as I can.

Amazon: The Biography Of A Grizzly

Stories from the Hiber-Nation 4: "Biography of a Grizzly," by Ernest Thompson Seton, Part 2, Chapters 1, 2 and 3.  Wahb is now a fully grown Grizzly, strong and bad-tempered.  Some men try to hunt him.  Some men try to trap him.  Some men try to invade his territory.  All fail, and all regret it.  And a couple of them die.

Themes: "Continue Life" and "Sovereign" from Kevin MacLeod.

By the way, if you're a Garageband artist that's going to be on an upcoming show, it wouldn't be impossible to set up a live show on Stickam, and do an on-the-fly (more or less) interview regarding your music.  But maybe that's just me; I gather publicity is a good thing.

If you want more people to know about you and your music, make sure I know that, and I'll set up a feed, assuming I can figure out all the different software I have to use.  Hey, I'm a stranger here myself!

Part 1 -- A Little Too Live

Tried starting a Live Feed on Stickam with the guys from the 535 York podcast, without knowing what I was doing, and ended up with a mob scene.  All my own fault.

IDSL: Rich B Tracks -- 4 Minutes of Electro

Part 2 -- A Long Way from Disney

Review of Seth Harwood's so-named short story collections on Podiobooks.com.  With the Promo.

IDSL: The Kissing Farries -- 420 Depletion

(So, what the heck is a 420?)

Part 3 -- Paper or Plastic?

It seems I might end up doing some job hunting.  Not a good activity.

Nobilis' PSA

IDSL: Trout -- 45

Themes: "140 Times" from Bob Baldwin, "Continue Life" from Kevin MacLeod

Very little Karaoke, mostly a podcast about the podcast.  And pretty young blond ladies.

Part 1 -- Comments and Responses

A PSA from Nobilis, about feedback on podcasts.  A little pathetic whining by me in agreement.  Seth Harwood's visit.  Mentioned the "Aspie Quiz," which come to think of it, I -didn't- mention on the last show.

Part 2 -- Amazing Times

Talk about many, many downloads (194 so far!!), and hitting the top of Society podcasts at Podcast Pickle -- which lasted a day. 

Turns out the NPR Show, "Talk of the Nation," the only more popular show in the genre, is a two hour show.  And they podcast the first and second hours as separate episodes.  So they get twice as many downloads per actual show they do.  Hard to compete on the math alone.

A brief Tune about Barack Obama from TR Kelley and the Raventones.

Part 3 -- Books and Bills

A few new things I did to become a shameless, wealthy podcasting profiteer, namely the Amazon Affiliate stuff I added (including links to all the books I've reviewed that are now available on Amazon.com.  Going to add the music, too, where available).  Not wealthy yet, though.

Part 4 -- Almost Cut My Hair

Hair's getting big and shaggy.  Sang part of the David Crosby song.  Sorry about that.  Maybe a crewcut would be nice for the summer?  How about losing the gray beard, too?  And job hunting, probably.

From the It Doesn't Suck list, "40th Floor" from American Gypsy.

Themes: "140 Times" from Bob Baldwin, and "Sovereign" from Kevin MacLeod.

Amazon: The Biography Of A Grizzly

Stories from the Hiber-Nation 3: "Biography of a Grizzly," by Ernest Thompson Seton, Part 1, Chapters 4 and 5.  Wahb starts getting his growth, getting bigger than some old enemies, and getting smart about some new dangers.  But it's still dangerous out there in the wild.  End of Part 1.

Themes: "Continue Life" and "Sovereign" from Kevin MacLeod.

Part 1 -- The Soul of a New Machine

My new Dell laptop, which is why I didn't manage a show last weekend.

Part 2 -- Everybody Knows That

My confused ramblings on "Theory of Mind."

Part 3 -- That Vision Thing

Reviews of Seth Harwood's "Jack Palms 3," and Alan David Justice' "Communion of the Saint,"  with the promo for the latter.

Part 4 -- Bear With Me

The new "Stories of the Hiber-Nation" feed, with comments on comments from an Ernest Thompson Seton website.

Part 5 -- Sixty, Sixty, Sixty!

This is Episode 60, but not my 60th episode, really.

It Doesn't Suck List:  "3:1", from Jared J Stulen of Minneapolis MN.

Themes: "140 Times" from Bob Baldwin, and "Continue Life" from Kevin MacLeod.

In case any of you have wondered where I got the idea I have Asperger Syndrome, attached are the results of an online "Aspie Quiz" I took today.  Don't know the specific authority of the quiz, but the questions are the ones usually answered anyway.  There are a couple of other worthwhile quizzes online, also.

Not like my answers are liable to be a secret anyway; I've talked enough about this stuff on the show, now haven't I?