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I get an email and listen to it after I get the email.
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Yes, I went and bought it as well. Very nice.
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I'm still here. I paused my podcast and I've been fairly quiet. I am very impressed by your radio show - it's great. I especially loved the one where you talked about how your Mom listened to Frenesi. Great stuff.
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You only understood the humiliation.
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I don't use a hosting site. I think (it's been a while) I did option 2 from here: https://www.thepodcasthost.com/websites-hosting/how-to-upload-a-podca…
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Hi, I use a service called inmotion hosting and they have an unlimited amount of hosting It's pretty easy to use.
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Going to send out a quick Halloween podcast, full of witches, ghosts, zombies, and monsters. Kate and I are headed to Cambridge this weekend to celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary. Enjoy Halloween!
Elvis Presley, October Country, Donovan…
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Yesterday was my birthday. When I was young my birthday was a big deal for me, but as I’ve gotten older the passing of time with markers has become less important to me. Still, it’s becoming an achievement to hit some of these markers (I am 21…ti…
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October is one of my favorite months. I love the crisp fall days when the hot, humid days have passed and the leaves have fallen from the trees. It’s my kind of weather. It’s also the month in which I was born (I’ll be 3 x 21), and the mo…
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Took last week off. We were babysitting, including a sick little boy who couldn’t go to daycare on Friday. He tested clean for COVID, but still had a slight fever and was pretty sluggish.
My wife and I got our flu shots and COVID booster on…
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Quick one today – we’re babysitting and will be heading out to pick apples and have fun at a local farm/orchard. Hope everyone’s had a good weekend.
Today’s podcast includes Little Feat, Jesse Ed Davis, Bob Dylan, the Byrds, the Delgados, S…
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I've put my white shoes away, but with many public schools ending in mid-June, summer is usually considered the 4th through Labor Day. I'm originally from Maine so we see people from away from July through Labor Day.
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End of the Summer holiday. I don’t think this is what everyone had in mind when Labor Day became a national holiday, but to bookend Independence Day (US) and Labor Day as the beginning of and the end of summer worked out nicely. Let’s hope the we…
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Kate and I were babysitting from Thursday through Saturday afternoon. It was exhausting but fun. We have two grandchildren – Owen, 2 years 8 months, and Antonia, aged 5 months. They are very fun but are very active. The kids were very goo…
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Second straight week of posting. Must be some sort of record. I remember a time… seriously when I was in high school and college I was a very good letter writer. I had a lot of friends that I corresponded with on a regular basis. Sometimes it was…
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I'm back. Am I back? I've been off since November 30, and truthfully, I haven't really missed putting together a playlist for a new podcast. Every once in a while I'll hear a song and say that it would be good on the pod, but it's been fleeting.<…
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So you never accepted people's supposed eloquence?
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People are not too smart.
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Gary Brooker of Procol Harum
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Some unprepared people plan on returning tomorrow.
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Free for Christmas: Jam Session …
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Taking a break from posting and podcasting. Have a happy holidays!
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No post this week. See you next week.
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I had a wonderful Thanksgiving with family on Thursday. Food was great, company fantastic, nothing (really) went amiss. The next morning at 1;30, I started to projectile vomit, and did so every ninety minutes until 6:00 AM. Thus I had the stomach…
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Just back from vacation in Hilton Head. The word of the week was alligators. We were in Hilton Head previously, ut it was at Christmastime, and it was much colder, so all of the alligators were hibernating.
Not last week. We had an alligato…
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In 2020 Kate and I had planned our long-awaited trip to France. I was researching hotels and places to visit (beyond the obvious ones). Something happened to derail those plans – wait, I’m getting old and don’t always remember what happene…