Mon, 16 November 2009 It's been a while since we've talked about the position I have in the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Somerset Hills. I had a lesson this weekend though in what it means to live the change that we want to see. Unfortunately, this week's example? It's an example of being orderly, organised, rule-oriented in order to achieve that change... I am getting old. Some key links
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Mon, 9 November 2009 More on National PodCast Post Month tonight. This year, I've chosen to share a poem a day. I discuss that form I've enjoyed writing, the haikus that Chris Cavs is worrying demonstrate that I'm cracking up. I get into some of the history of haikus, some of it I think I may even have made up. Well, subscribe to the feed and find out what a month's worth of poetry sounds like. Some key links
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Mon, 2 November 2009 National PodCast Post Month has begun. This year, I've chosen to share a poem a day. Okay, what does poetry have to do with living the change? Yeah, Chris Cavs is already hassling me about haikus with butterflies, but poetry is something I live as an example of *why* I live the change. Life is more than protests and getting up in somebody's face. It's not always puppy dogs and rainbows, but art has its place, too. Well, subscribe to the feed and find out what a month's worth of poetry sounds like. Some key links
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Mon, 26 October 2009 A week of "vacation"? How is it that I can be so exhausted after that? Am I doing it rong akshully? Yeah, in part. I need to reconoiter what change means on a daily basis. And yes, there's some boat metaphors in here. I throw out some props to Len from Jawbone, Scott Sigler, and the Big Guy of the week, JC Hutchins :) Some key links
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Mon, 19 October 2009 It's been a long day being involved in the Digital Pharma Marketing conference. A fair reminder, I work for a pharmaceutical company. What's this got to with "living the change that we want to see"? I feel as though I'm trying to help people understand Social Media. So many marketers just want to jump in and do some shouting. I'm hoping I can help them grok the space first. FULL TRANSPARENCY: The opinions expressed here represent my own and are not the opinions of my employer. #iwork@novartis Some key links
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Mon, 12 October 2009 Discussion around the feedback from Alexandre Enkerli. This is the second of two parts answering the two-fold question, "What about socialisation?" as well as "What if everybody homeschooled, what would socialisation look like?" It's always hard when the discussion turns to self-realisation, doesn't it? This week runs a bit longer, but I think it's still worth it :) Some key links
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Mon, 5 October 2009 Discussion around the feedback from Alexandre Enkerli. This is the first of two parts answering the two-fold question, "What about socialisation?" as well as "What if everybody homeschooled, what would socialisation look like?" It's always hard when the discussion turns to self-realisation, doesn't it? Some key links
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Tue, 29 September 2009 Feedback from JR Murdock. This renowned Podiobook author has some thought provoking discussion about the nature of parental involvement. That's my theme I'm going to stick with... there's more than just that, but it's what I'm running with. Thanks JR, for such well-constructed thoughts. Show 104 will give an opportunity to revisit some theme from Alex Enkerli. Some key links
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Mon, 21 September 2009 Feedback from Alexandre Enkerli. He's teaching an education course, and he has an interesting perspective about some of the concepts of education in general. This show is all about the conversation, right? Well, Alex certainly gives us some topics for conversation. I've got a short piece to go with *this* feedback, and need to save some other points for a future show. Show 103 will have some feedback from JR Murdock... I'm ecstatic to have so much content. Some key links
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Mon, 14 September 2009 Show 101 - No. I missed a week, not you... A bit more about homeschooling. I have just a bit more of a story I don't think I've gotten out. I also give you some names to work with, John Holt, and Ivan Ilich. Yep, I've done some hardcore educational reading... I don't *just* make it up as I go along... not all the time anyway. Some key links
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Mon, 31 August 2009 Show 100... finally... Homeschooling. It's not just freakazoids. Ok, maybe it is, because I'm one of 'em... I have some non-freakazoids who give us all some feedback about what drives some parental decisions about homeschooling, some of which is in two part harmony. Thanks to Mike and Jack for kicking in such amazing feedback. Some key links
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Mon, 24 August 2009 Saw something today that scared the... well, scared stuff out of me in the wrong place in the wrong time. So, tonight we talk bike safety, Middle Earth, Davis Bike Club... and what we can do to live the change of bicycling safety. Some key links
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Mon, 17 August 2009 We'll revisit a favourite theme of mine. If we don't start doing something, we'll never do anything. Feedback from JR Murdock and Kreg Steppe starts us off. A little inspiration mixed in from CC Chapman. Most importantly, we talk about what we can do... and why we need to start NOW. Some key links
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Mon, 10 August 2009 Taxation. Who says *all* taxation is bad. Well, as a looney, left-leaning pinko, I don't mind paying for my taxes But, what about the not-so-leftists who realise they've done well because of where they've had the privilege of being born... yep, I'm gonna play that card :) Some key links
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Mon, 3 August 2009 Health care... yeah, I was gonna do something divisive, and decided to go with this. I've got some key points I will hold to as current thoughts... those *will* take some dislodging. I have a thought I need feedback on... and that's in here. If you have feedback on my question, please send me an email to wholelotofnonsense@gmail.com, or call me at 732.98.BRADP and leave a message. FULL TRANSPARENCY : I work for Novartis Pharmaceuticals, but these opinions are mine alone. #iwork@novartis Some key links
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Mon, 27 July 2009 One quick update thanks to @greatscott about the number of paid staff at UUCSH. I was off by one... I should be more sure of that. Then onto the guts of the show... a poem... yeah, back off. It's from Erik Hawkinson. He takes great photos and writes great poetry, IMHO. Some key links
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Mon, 20 July 2009 Thanks to a discussion with @edhorch, I found myself thinking about what it means to enjoy learning things. What if you don't have a bookshelf? Who do you talk to? What do you read? Who do you tell? You're not stuck here in a fishbowl with me, are you? Some key links
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Mon, 13 July 2009 A truly quick show... Tonight, I offer up some thoughts about adopting... a new pet dog... not a child. I'm not quite prepped for that yet, my house is still full. I'll talk about my experience with Petfinder.com. Do you have a pet adoption story to share? Send it over to wholelotofnonsense@gmail.com. Some key links
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Mon, 6 July 2009 Still with the congregational conversations? Yep. I'm going to have some conversations about things that are giving me pause as I take on a new role as a volunteer leader in my local UU congregation. So, I'm listening to myself put these thoughts together... should you be on the lookout for some secret insights into the working of the congregation? Not so fast, Mr. Lookie-loo... Make sure you share your side of the conversation. Some key links
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Mon, 29 June 2009 Still with the congregational conversations? Yep. I'm going to have some conversations about things that are giving me pause as I take on a new role as a volunteer leader in my local UU congregation. What about paid staff? As a member of the executive committee, the buck stops in my inbox... Hmmm... Make sure you share your side of the conversation. Some key links
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Mon, 22 June 2009 Still with the congregational conversations? Yep. I'm going to have some conversations about things that are giving me pause as I take on a new role as a volunteer leader in my local UU congregation. I need to use this space to get some ideas moving, and I'm hoping my ideas will work with your ideas... Make sure you share your side of the conversation. Some key links
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Mon, 15 June 2009 What's going on with this show? Well, I'm going to have some conversations about things that are giving me pause as I take on a new role as a volunteer leader in my local UU congregation. I need to use this space to get some ideas moving, and I'm hoping my ideas will work with your ideas... Make sure you share your side of the conversation. Some key links
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Mon, 8 June 2009 Did you know that Evo Terra is a thoughtful, reasoned individual? You may know him from Evo at 11, funanymore.com, or Wingin' It. You may know him as a wild and crazy speaker to Realtor's Associations... okay, maybe not that one. This is the second half of my interview with Evo at Balticon 43 as we discuss the concept of "living the change we want to see" and how we can get there. Some key links
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Mon, 1 June 2009 Did you know that Evo Terra is a thoughtful, reasoned individual? You may know him from Evo at 11, funanymore.com, or Wingin' It. You may know him as a wild and crazy speaker to Realtor's Associations... okay, maybe not that one. This is the first half of my interview with Evo at Balticon 43 as we discuss the concept of "living the change we want to see" and how we can get there. Some key links
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Mon, 25 May 2009 Camping. The great outdoors. I love it. My kids will hopefully learn to love it, too. My family and I will have recently complated a trip to the Shenandoah Valley National Park... and I may even have a few pictures. Let me explain why I like getting out and about, and how this works in the entire, "live the change you want to see". Some key links
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Mon, 18 May 2009 PSE&G Green Festival happened over the weekend from 3 April 2009 to 5 April 2009. I took the chance to record the discussion between Ed Begley Jr. and Bill Nye, the Science Guy. While this had been billed as a debate, it quickly became evident that this was two friends ribbing the heck out of each other. This last section is audience Q&A. Some very good questions came out of the audience... actual questions, not pontifications masquerading as questions. Good stuff. Some key links
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Mon, 11 May 2009 PSE&G Green Festival happened over the weekend from 3 April 2009 to 5 April 2009. I took the chance to record the discussion between Ed Begley Jr. and Bill Nye, the Science Guy. While this had been billed as a debate, it quickly became evident that this was two friends ribbing the heck out of each other. This part is more of a conversation between Bill Nye and Ed Begley, Jr. Part three will be Q&A. Some key links
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Mon, 4 May 2009 PSE&G Green Festival happened over the weekend from 3 April 2009 to 5 April 2009. I took the chance to record the discussion between Ed Begley Jr. and Bill Nye, the Science Guy. While this had been billed as a debate, it quickly became evident that this was two friends ribbing the heck out of each other. This intro part is mostly discussed by Bill Nye. Parts two and three will be more about Ed, and more about the audience... Some key links
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Mon, 27 April 2009 This is National Donate Life Month (NDLM). From the NDLM site, "National Donate Life Month (NDLM) was instituted by Donate Life America and its members in 2003, and grew out of the federally proclaimed National Organ, Eye and Tissue Donation Awareness Week (NOTDAW). NDLM features an entire month of local, regional and national activities to help encourage Americans to become a donor." I'll share my input on this whole month... 'cause that's what we do here... Some key links
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Mon, 20 April 2009 PSE&G Green Festival happened over the weekend from 3 April 2009 to 5 April 2009. I took the chance to get a couple of interviews with some people in the booths there. This discussion was with Capt. Hugh Carola of the Hackensack River Keeper (HRK) organisation. Capt. Carola gave us some great insight into what the HRK does, and some insight into what his opinion of the relationship between environmentalism and corporations are. Some key links
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Mon, 13 April 2009 PSE&G Green Festival happened over the weekend from 3 April 2009 to 5 April 2009. I took the chance to get a couple of interviews with some people in the booths there. This interview was with a person manning the booth of the New Jersey's Environmental Center lobbying arm. I walked in on the tail end of his answering questions with someone else... then I jumped in. Some key links
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Mon, 6 April 2009 PSE&G Green Festival happened over the weekend from 3 April 2009 to 5 April 2009. I took the chance to get a couple of interviews with some people in the booths there. This interview was with the guy at the Vespa booth... why exactly was Vespa there? Some key links
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Mon, 30 March 2009 This show recorded using "Recorder" from the Retronyms. Alrighty, I'll admit that I like to drive my Honda Insight. It's green. It's odd. It makes me happy. It's also a bit of an elitist thing... I'm sure... Wouldn't it be great if I could walk the block and a half (or so) to the train station near my house, and get somewhere I *really* wanted to be, like my job? Some key links
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Mon, 23 March 2009 This show recorded using "Recorder" from the Retronyms. All right, I can cook... big deal. Other people cook, so what's the big deal? Well, I'm lazy when it comes to cooking. My wife has spoiled me for the last... ummmm... 18 years with her amazing cooking. So, if she's not gonna cook, it's pizza time right? Well... maybe not... Some key links
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Mon, 16 March 2009 This show recorded using "Recorder" from the Retronyms. Well, I finally did my own handwork. My gadget... My iPod Touch... I lost the sock the I carried it in. A special iPod sock from mDialog. Even after a quick substitution, I lost my spare. What shall I do? Where shall I go? Well, frankly my dear, I do give a... frak... so, I made a replacement. Well, engineered a replacement. Listen in, and I'll tell you all about it. Some key links
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Mon, 2 March 2009 This show recorded "Recorder" from the Retronyms. Kids need mentors. All kids need mentors. Where do these mentors come from? Why should you spend some time with that spoiled middle class nephew or niece of yours? Haven't you given enough of yourself to those needy kids downtown? Well, have I got an idea for you... Some key links
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Mon, 23 February 2009 This show recorded "Recorder" from the Retronyms. We all have passions for things. We all have our favouite cause. Well, what if we need to recharge our batteries? The PodCast is fine. Have no fear. A conversation I had with a new colleagu about somethig near and dear to her heart drove me to relate the story to you, and see if I could relate to the story. Some key links
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Mon, 16 February 2009 Now recorded with the free version of Griffin iTalk... Handmade gifts. They're not just for the holidays... well, they're not just for the Winter holidays... Mrs. P from NJ joins me as we talk about what some ideas can be as gifts for your loved ones. What kind of things have we done as a family? Well, let's listen in on the Mrs... Some key links
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Mon, 9 February 2009 Lappy's still in for service, so we're continuing the portable recording... There are lots of volunteer opportunities. There are lots of volunteer organisations that need your help. What exactly constitutes help? Do there need to be more people throwing things, waving signs, getting pictures taken? What other opportunities should we be thinking of? Some key links
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Mon, 2 February 2009 Lappy's still in for service, so we're continuing the portable recording... There are lots of volunteer opportunities. There are lots of volunteer organisations that need your help. What exactly constitutes help? Do there need to be more people throwing things, waving signs, getting pictures taken? What other opportunities should we be thinking of? Some key links
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Mon, 19 January 2009 Lappy's still in for service, so we're continuing the portable recording... Can you imagine what would happen if the leaders of the United States began to ask people to sacrifice some of their time for service? What if the leaders of the US set an example of volunteerism and service? Well, I think we're getting there... Some key links
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Mon, 12 January 2009 So, what if your PodCast recording device ... the one that you use every week to record your show ... goes into the shop. Do you buy a new one? Do you succumb to the new shiny available at the Apple Store? I don't think so... and let me tell you why... Some key links
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Mon, 5 January 2009 Hand made gifts. I offer up a quick summary of why I put together "12 opinions about hand made gifts", what I learned from all 13 interviews, and share the hand made gifts that my wife and I gave this year. Some key links
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Tue, 30 December 2008 Hand made gifts. Clark Boyd, a journalist and PodCaster with PRI, gives me what I've been secretly hoping for this whole time, a horror story about fruit cake. Clark also gives us an amazingly good direction for alternative gift giving. Some key links
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Mon, 29 December 2008 Hand made gifts. What if you like hand made gifts, but don't have the time? Mike Potter, of the ESC Cast Network, and I talked for a few minutes about different gifts the non-crafty can give. We also discuss what it means to hand craft a liiterature 'zine... Some key links
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Thu, 25 December 2008 Hand made gifts. You've been waiting to hear from Mur Lafferty, haven't you? Well, even if you haven't been waiting, Mur's discussion about hand made gifts is well worth the wait. She's a PodCaster, author, and knitter... and not a cat person... Some key links
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Wed, 24 December 2008 Hand made gifts. While we don't have SigMas yet, Mae Breakall still celebrates Christmas. Let's listen to Mae talk about all the gifts she's both gotten and given, and learn about her magic skills that she seems to have developed. We finish up with a promo for Contagious. Some key links
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Tue, 23 December 2008 Hand made gifts. I had a conversation with my good buddy Bryce Moore. We talked about some of his experiences with custom made gifts, and we delve into the concept of who bears the burden of the gift, the giver or the receiver.... Some key links
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Mon, 22 December 2008 Hand made gifts. Cian MacMahon chatted with me about hand made gifts. Not only does he have a classification system for hand made gifts, he even has a story about hand made gift safety... awesome in its fear-generating reality. Some key links
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Sun, 21 December 2008 Hand made gifts. My personal Yoda, Evo Terra shares some of his thoughts with us on this show. We discuss kids, why Evo sees people as consumers, and what our parents taught us about expectations about types of Chocolate Chip Cookies... Some key links
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Sat, 20 December 2008 Hand made gifts. The Brooklyn Blues Man, Mark Forman, talks us through some of his thoughts on hand made gifts and his insight into the nature of consumerist culture. Mark lives in Taiwan, but is from New York orignially, and his mother currently lives in Phoenix. How is that relevant? Listen in... Some key links
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Fri, 19 December 2008 Hand made gifts. Southwestern Social Media Maven, Jennifer Navarrete shares her stories about giving and receiving hand made gifts. It's thanks to Jennifer that we're even putting together this series of shows. Some key links
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Thu, 18 December 2008 Hand made gifts. This show, Alex Enkerli sent me his feedback to share with everybody about the concept of gifts, handmade and commercial, as well as a couple of great stories about giving and getting some hand made gifts. Some key links
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Wed, 17 December 2008 Hand made gifts. This show, I talk to the elusive Philippa Ballantine, the New Zealand PodCasterin Extraordinaire, about her impressions of hand made gifts. She talks about the universality of hand made gifts... Some key links
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Tue, 16 December 2008 Hand made gifts. This show, I talk to the illustrious CC Chapman about some of his impressions of hand made gifts. He shares some great impressions as a father, and as a hand made gift recipient. Some key links
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Mon, 15 December 2008 Hand made gifts? Are they cheesy? Are they awesome? Well, I chat with my brother-in-law, Karstan, about what he thinks, what some of his favourite hand made gifts are, and what he thinks of the whole hand made idea. Some key links
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Mon, 8 December 2008 This week we continue our series called "Surviving the Supermarket". This exercise was first put together by Robert O'Brien from Rutgers. Good grief, that was a lot of numbers. You can read the Economist article here, and get the instructions here. You can contribute some content to the show! Some key links
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Mon, 1 December 2008 It's World Aids day 2008. After all this time, what can I possibly talk about with regards to World Aids day? Well, I still have some things to say. Thanks to the World Aids Campaign, Secure the Future, and HITOPS. Some key links
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Mon, 24 November 2008 This week we start a new series called "Surviving the Supermarket". This exercise was first put together by Robert O'Brien from Rutgers. Good grief, that was a lot of numbers. You can read the Economist article here, and get the instructions here. You can contribute some content to the show! Some key links
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Mon, 10 November 2008 It's November and that means NaPodPoMo, National PodCast Post Month. One post every day in November. I've chosen to be inspired by the guys over at the GutCheck Cast, and am living the change I want to see in my big, fat gut. I also take some constructive criticism from Evo Terra - to all PodCasters - and use a new clean, modern, Ikea-styled design. Let me know what you think. Some key links
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Mon, 3 November 2008  Whole Lot of Nonsense - Show 56 - Concluding with Part 2 of Talking about Mixed Political IdentitiesWe finish up last week's discussion in which we asked: What if you took a liberal set of ideologies and a conservtive set of ideologies and mixed 'em together in one person? What would you get? You'd get my buddy Scott. I ask some questions about how it feels to have all these tendencies in one body? Part 2 of 2... Some key links
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Mon, 27 October 2008 What if you took a liberal set of ideologies and a conservtive set of ideologies and mixed 'em together in one person? What would you get? You'd get my buddy Scott. I ask some questions about how it feels to have all these tendencies in one body? Part 1 of 2... Some key links
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Mon, 20 October 2008 A cook book. Why a cook book? Well, we talk about not eating out as much. We talk about using food from CSAs. We talk about not spending as much on prepared food. How are we gonna do that? Well, if you have to cook food, sometimes you need a cookbook. So, I have one even I can use. Some key links
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Mon, 13 October 2008 Give a guy a new piece of gear, and he'll find ways to talk about it. My iPod Touch takes a center place as I talk about some cheap, good things you cn do with it. And so your computer doesn't feel left out, I talk about cool thing you can do with that, too. Some key links
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Mon, 6 October 2008 I had a great time at a Green Open House put on by the Northeast Sustainable Energy Association. I attended one with Chris Cavs of Filmosity.com and our Open House was sponsored by the Basil Bandwagon of Flemington, NJ. I also got to ask a question about the design of "green" houses. Let's listen to the response of the speaker. Some key links
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Mon, 29 September 2008 Feedback from Jack Hosley of Wander Radio, Lynette from Purple Stripe, and an idea from Christine, aka Purplecar, who's also at Push My Follow about banned books. Banning books? Is this still a problem? You bet it is. It's up to us to make this week a celebration of the fight against the banning of books. Read a banned book! Buy a banned book! Talk about banned books! Some key links
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Mon, 22 September 2008 You know what? Some days karma gives me what I need. Listen as we talk about the Story of Stuff. We also announce that the winner of the Chico Bag Contest is... yeah, you have to listen to the show. The show will have a name change come episode 51. I'll be going back to the moniker Whole Lot of Nonsense. It'll be the same short form show we all have come to love. Don't be surprised when it happens. Some key links
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Mon, 15 September 2008 How about an opportunity to do some good? Let's help Megan, more info at Wander Radio, meet her goals as she walks for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. We also have some feedback from Alexander Enkerli that has inspired me to dig a little deeper into this whole trash cash story. The show will have a name change come episode 51. I'll be going back to the moniker Whole Lot of Nonsense. It'll be the same short form show we all have come to love. Don't be surprised when it happens. I recently went to the New Media Expo, and the gang from Wizzard Media gave away Chico Bags. I picked up an extra green one so I could give it away to one of my listeners. This contest is open to domestic US and International entrants. There is no purchase necessary. Send your name and address to wholelotofnonsense@gmail.com in an email with "Chico Bag Contest" in the subject. I won't resell your names. I will be sending out holiday cards, though. So, I'll be using those addresses for that. Some key links
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Mon, 8 September 2008 Green Jobs. What's a "green job"? What's a way to learn more about Green Jobs? Check out the National Day of Action for Green Jobs, being sponsored by Green Jobs Now. The show will have a name change come episode 51. I'll be going back to the moniker Whole Lot of Nonsense. It'll be the same short form show we all have come to love. Don't be surprised when it happens. I recently went to the New Media Expo, and the gang from Wizzard Media gave away Chico Bags. I picked up an extra green one so I could give it away to one of my listeners. This contest is open to domestic US and International entrants. There is no purchase necessary. Send your name and address to wholelotofnonsense@gmail.com in an email with "Chico Bag Contest" in the subject. I won't resell your names. I will be sending out holiday cards, though. So, I'll be using those addresses for that. Some key links
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Mon, 25 August 2008 Should we have to pay for "extra" garbage? Should companies have to take back all the packaging they sell? Imagine if you will that your township, borough, or county decides what an average amount of garage should be for you. So, it charges you extra for trash above that average, and things bigger than average trash. Would you expect companies to help by making their packaging smaller? or their packaging more recyclable? I share my thoughts on just these questions. This PodCast was inspired by a story in Parade Magazine. The show will have a name change come episode 51. I'll be going back to the moniker Whole Lot of Nonsense. It'll be the same short form show we all have come to love. Don't be surprised when it happens. I recently went to the New Media Expo, and the gang from Wizzard Media gave away Chico Bags. I picked up an extra green one so I could give it away to one of my listeners. This contest is open to domestic US and International entrants. There is no purchase necessary. Send your name and address to wholelotofnonsense@gmail.com in an email with "Chico Bag Contest" in the subject. I won't resell your names. I will be sending out holiday cards, though. So, I'll be using those addresses for that. Some key links
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Mon, 18 August 2008 Feedback, a couple of announcements, and a giveaway. Our feedback comes from the wife of one of our listeners. She talks about the SHIP, State Health Insurance Assistance Program (I know the A is missing), and talks about Medicare Part D. The show will have a name change come episode 51. I'll be going back to the moniker Whole Lot of Nonsense. It'll be the same short form show we all have come to love. Don't be surprised when it happens. I recently went to the New Media Expo, and the gang from Wizzard Media gave away Chico Bags. I picked up an extra green one so I could give it away to one of my listeners. This contest is open to domestic US and International entrants. There is no purchase necessary. Send your name and address to wholelotofnonsense@gmail.com in an email with "Chico Bag Contest" in the subject. I won't resell your names. I will be sending out holiday cards, though. So, I'll be using those addresses for that. Some key links
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Mon, 11 August 2008 Healthcare can be confusing, and difficult to research. This show, I discuss the Patient Navigator Program from Sen. Mendez of New Jersey designed to help people understand the Medicare Part D benefit. I also talk about the new Patient Assistance Now website offered by the Novartis Pharmaceutical Corporation that includes patient assistance programs helping people get access to pharmaceuticals from Novartis. The site also offers a wide variety of clinical trial information from Novartis and other pharmaceutical companies. Some key links
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Mon, 4 August 2008 Thanks to everyone for your comments about show 43. If you'd like to share your sympathy directly with the victims of the shootings, please go to http://www.tvuuc.org. The focus of this show is eBooks. I riff on a quote from Wiliam McDonough from TED 2005 about the beauty of trees. I talk about how you don't have to buy a new device to enjoy eBooks and how I want my favourite store to keep running. I don't get paid for these comments. Some key links
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Tue, 29 July 2008 Little Bit of Nonsense mourns the victims of the shootings at the Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Congregation (TVUUC). What makes someone shoot people in a house of worship? Has our national divisiveness really gone to such an extreme? I explore some of my own thoughts as a liberal, and as a Unitarian Universalist. Learn more about Unitarian Universalism by visiting the Unitarian Universalist website, or by listening to the PodCast of sermons by Rev. Buice. No music, no ads, just some thinking this show. This Comments[0] |
Mon, 21 July 2008 What is it to be a new media dad? What can I do to improve my dad skills, or what can you do to improve your parenting, or uncling, or aunting, or mentoring? I'll talk about that in this show. Some key links
This show's music comes fromthe PodSafe Music Network. It's Dadadadadada from Al Phlipp and The Woo Team. This Comments[0] |
Tue, 15 July 2008 Where else can you find news? How else can you bring home your veggies? This show's mish mash of topics brings you other Green News sources and a link to some awesome reusable shopping bags for carrying your vegetables, bulk flour, or loose sugar. Some key links
This show's music comes fromthe PodSafe Music Network. It's High Cotton from Jim Suhler. This Comments[0] |
Tue, 8 July 2008 Summer energy. Good grief, those bills can be high. How can we save some money and use less energy? Rob Usdin, of the Jersey JamCast, sent over some ideas. This show's unsponsored ad is from the Coverville 500 Concert Apologies for the phone interruption in the show... it's only about 5 seconds, and it's in the middle of a sentence, so I didn't go back to fix it... I have got to remember to turn off my phone... Some key links
This show's music comes fromthe PodSafe Music Network. It's Summertime Sun from Monkey. This Comments[0] |
Mon, 30 June 2008 Who would think that deodorant could be made less impactful? Who'd think of carrying something to dry your hands? The answer? Not me. Tonight I bring you recommendations from the world around me. This show's unsponsored ad is from Podiobooks.com. Some key links
This show's music comes fromthe PodSafe Music Network. It's Los Stinks from Ronnie and His Twangin´ Little Fellow RHTLF. This Comments[0] |
Mon, 23 June 2008 Why do I do what I do? I PodCast because I'm something of a loudmouth. I worry about Social Action, Social Justice, and Green Issues because... well, why not listen and learn why. This show's unsponsored ad is from ESC! Magazine. Some key links
This show's music comes fromthe PodSafe Music Network. It's I Do What I Do from The Yolks. This Comments[0] |
Mon, 16 June 2008 Clothes. We buy a lot of them. What are some different ways we can reduce our consumption of those fabrics we put on our bodies. This show's co-host is Anya P. from NJ. Stick around for the ad from Peds from Thougout.Biz. I use one of these gizmos to keep my Treo tidy. Some key links
This show's music comes fromthe PodSafe Music Network. It's Animals Wearing Clothes from The Deadly Syndrome. This Comments[0] |
Tue, 10 June 2008 I got a sun stroke on Sunday. My four year old was smarter than I was. Let's talk sunscreen. Stick around for the ad from Peds from Thougout.Biz. I use one of these gizmos to keep my Treo tidy. Some key links
This show's music comes fromthe PodSafe Music Network. It's Sunny Shine Moon from Sigmon and Sunny Days from Eoghan Colgan. This Comments[0] |
Mon, 2 June 2008 Have I told y'all thank you lately? Well, I want to say, "Thanks for listening. Thanks for giving me your precious time." Stick around for the add for Coverville 500. Some key links
This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network. It's I Feel Fantastic from Jonathan Coulton. This Comments[0] |
Mon, 26 May 2008 Our sports and their teams. We love our sports, we want to make a change in their carbon footprint. Are our teams and our sports doing anything to work on their carbon footprint already? I talk about IndyCar racing, the Tour de France, and the Stanley Cup. Some key links
This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network. They're Fun n Games from a pageants end, The Game from BORS23, and A Child's Game from This Royal Youth. This Comments[0] |
Mon, 19 May 2008 Commuting. A lot of us do it. A lot of us hate it. Have you really thought about how you get to work? I talk about some of what I've done with different ways to make that morning commute. Some key links
This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network. It's Scotty on the Train from Caledonix. This Comments[0] |
Mon, 12 May 2008 The global food crisis. If we're trying to help by eating locally grown foods, what can we do to help shape the environment so that local produce has a better chance of growing? Some key links
This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network. It's Life Cycle from Bill deRome and Life Dance from 1 People Coyote. This Comments[0] |
Mon, 5 May 2008 A global food crisis comes home to roost. There are price increases in the local school lunce, and flour prices are rising. Let's share some information and ideas and work to do our part to help resolve some of the thing causing international food riots. Some key links
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Mon, 28 April 2008 The next in our series of ideas about "Human Footprint" from National Geographic. Today we talk about meat consumption and wonder if there are ways we can easily reduce it. Some key links
This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network. It's Cows R Us from Kick in the Can and Tees from Matthew Ebel. This Comments[0] |
Mon, 21 April 2008 "Human Footprint" from National Geographic was recommended to my by JR Murdock in a Twitter post from him. I think this video is chock full of things we humans do wrong. Let's see if we can come up with ways to reduce our carbon footprint. We'll start here, and move on. Some key links
This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network. It's IT from maestross, Pachelbel Canon in D - Ska out of a Cannon from aprigliano, and How do you do? from George Hrab. This Comments[0] |
Mon, 14 April 2008 Music... it soothed the sick beast I was the better part of the last few days. Join me a some nice, quiet... well, kinda quiet tune. Some key links
This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network. It's Coma Girl from Joe Strummer And The Mescaleros. This Comments[0] |
Wed, 9 April 2008 The time is now. We need to start driving sales of Infected up an up. The bigger we can make Scott Sigler's book now, the better chance we'll have to get other awesome PodioBook authors such as Seth Harwood, JC Hutchins, Mur Lafferty, Jack Mangan, Tee Morris, and all the other amazing people over at Podiobooks.com Comments[0] |
Mon, 7 April 2008 This show, we talk handkerchiefs. Tissues, handkerchiefs, and snot... It may not sound like much, but there's a hot debate going on about mucous. Oh yeah... and we finish with a mention of Scott Sigler's upcoming signing for his new hardcover, Infected, and a rag... yep, a story about blowing your nose environmentally ends with a rag... snicker... Some key links
This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network. It's Punk Snot Dead from The Noids!, Booger from Tadago Pie, The Shack Song from Justin Gordon, and Zipolite Rag from Justin Gordon. This Comments[0] |
Mon, 31 March 2008 This show, I read a recent speech delivered by Robert Menendez, Senator from NJ. Why am I reading a speech? Sometimes, we need to be aware of the whole text of what our elected officials are saying... sound bites only give you what the editor wants you to hear. Some key links
This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network. It's Head Case from Bubble and the skin of my yellow country teeth from clap your hands say yeah. This Comments[0] |
Mon, 24 March 2008 This Today we talk about some new opportunities for you to help change the world. Why not check out Have Justice Will Travel and learn how you can help fight domestic violence.? The crew here at Whole Lot/Little Bit of Nonsense also wants to ask y'all to think positive thoughts for my friend Lisa who lost her father, and offer her support as she does the Scope it Out 5K Run to help raise awareness about, and money for, colon cancer research. Some key links
This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network. It's Bloomington from Beeblebrox and Dear Dawn from Geordie Keitt. Comments[0] |
Mon, 17 March 2008 This Today we take out feedback from Justin and spin it into a whole show. We talk about Chicobag and how we shouldsend a message to Troy about advertising on Whole Lot of Nonsense. Some key links
This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network. It's from Changes from Green Lizard. Comments[0] |
Mon, 10 March 2008 This We all love techie toys. Admit it. Here's an uber-techy way to help people who are behind the Iron Firewall. Join Psiphon and start helping get free and fair media in behind those blocking tools. Some key links
This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network. It's from Technology from DJ NEXUS and Psiphon Song from Psiphon. Comments[0] |
Fri, 7 March 2008 Saturday, Saturday, Saturday! Slam fans! Poetry Lovers! Coming live to the Dactyl Foundation in Soho! International UK and US simulcast poetry slam! Saturday! Saturday! Saturday!I don't know if the rest of you remember, or still hear, the monster truck rally adverts... that's where my brain was... Ok. Sure, Slamidol has been in my PodCast feed for a couple of years now, and Simon is an awesome guy who finds great poets to put on his show. Why is this show special? Well, Simon himself gave me the reason I can help promote this show... albeit at the last minute. In an email to me, Simon wrote, "we're making a big thing out of how eco-friendly it is because no poets are being flown around for this UK vs US Slam." Awesome. This is what it's all about, people. Make those little changes you can where you can. So. You people here in the US. If you love poetry slams, get yourself on over to the Dactyl Foundation in Soho on March 3 from 15.00 to 18.00. In the US, it's free. Comments[0] |
Mon, 3 March 2008 This Quick! Action! Items! Listen! And send some feedback, and sign up for the list... you know you want to... Some key links
This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network. It's from Leap of Faith from John Taglieri and Leap Over from Groove Factory Conobus. Comments[0] |
Mon, 25 February 2008 This Okay, so maybe it was launched last year, but I missed it.... so sue me for not keeping up. Check out the site I talk about in this quick show. It's quick, so you have time to go... go... go... Some key links This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network. It's from Grass is Always Greener from armitage shanks. Comments[0] |
Mon, 18 February 2008 This So, there's a government agency that's using new media well. Between that, and the work being done for the Association of International Cancer Research, we've got an opportunity to help those non-profits out there make an impact. Some key links This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network. It's from Imagine My Surprise from Mark Little. Comments[0] |
Mon, 11 February 2008 This Casey McKinnon of Galacticast and caseymckinnon.com gave us some feedback on last week's show. I'm not arguing... I'm engaging in a conversation. No, really! Some key links
This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network. It's from everyones talking from aldo leopardi,She Never Talks from Brian Magnum, nd Talk, talk from BORS23 FROM GERMANY. Comments[0] |
Mon, 4 February 2008 This Today we get into some new methods of water conservation. Thanks to Casey McKinnon of Galacticast and caseymckinnon.com shared a video from thinkwater.ca (A UNICEF organization). Let's get into it. Oh, hey. Stick around for the newest promo from the genius Mur Lafferty who's bringing you the Free PodCast, Playing for Keeps. This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network. It's from the skin of my yellow country teeth from clap your hands say yeah. Comments[0] |
Mon, 28 January 2008 This It's Monday, and we've already been in the ER once. Maybe National Health Care's a better idea than I thought it was. Anyway, it's just music this week. What music? Why, it's Amplifico. Make sure you keep checking their site for when their new album hits teh interwebs. This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network. It's from I'm getting sick from Chachi on Acid and The Comedy Stops Here from Amplifico. Comments[0] |
Mon, 21 January 2008 This This week, I talk about Martin Luther King and how we can find his tradition of fighting oppression in the recent declaration of independence by the Republc of Lakotah. I also touch briefly on some historical events, bring up the American Indian Movement, and mention John Trudell. This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network, and is from Douglas Spotted Eagle. Comments[0] |
Mon, 14 January 2008 This This week, I bring up a quote from a movie I recently saw. I want y'all to listen to the show, so you'll need to listen to hear about the movie, the quote, and what I think we should do with it. Stay to the end for a promo from Stranger Things, a FREE High Definition video PodCast. This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network, and is I'm So Sick by Airbomb, You Make Me Sick by Cobretti, and Sick as a Dog by Brad Sucks Comments[0] |
Mon, 7 January 2008 This This week, Anya and I talk about the upcoming prom dress drive being run by Palm.com and the Princess Project. You, too, can help underprivileged girls in the San Francisco Bay Area to have a prom worth remembering and get yourself a cool, new smartphone. Stay to the end for a new promo from Mur Lafferty for Playing for Keeps. This show's music comes from the PodSafe Music Network, and is Long Island Princess by the Genders and Sith Princess by deferred success. Comments[0] |
Mon, 31 December 2007 This What happens when activists get too extreme? I talk with Mike Potter from Coffee House to Go, and we discuss all kinds of stuff. We start with a riff on a Hummer that got destroyed by environmentalists, chat about how Greenpeace fundraisers getting uppity, and wonder where Earth First does its militant training sessions. Stick around for the ad for Playing for Keeps. Comments[0] |
Tue, 25 December 2007 This Happy Chrismaramsolstihanukwanzaa everybody. This show's got some non-PodSafe music. So... shhhhh... Comments[0] |
Mon, 17 December 2007 This Sure, we mock Starbucks. But sometimes the customers at Starbucks have started being nicer to each other. This show's background music is "100 Reasons" by Move and "Coffee Table" by Dr. Awkwardfrom the PodSafe Music Network. Big Important Link List:Comments[0] |
Tue, 11 December 2007 This Here's the thing. It's the holiday season. We all want to help, but there are 364.25 days in the rest of the year. Let's live the words of Paul Goodman, and Gandhi, and you and me... and get out there and live the world we want to be, every day. This show feela a little light on direction... This show's background music is "Making Angels" by adrienne pierce and "Some Christmas Huggin and Kissin" by Geoff Smithfrom the PodSafe Music Network. Big Important Link List:Comments[0] |
Mon, 3 December 2007 This Feedback about LINOs. That and, c'mon help me figure out some environmentally friendly solutions to covering my windows to keep the cold out... please... This show's background music is "Warm Hands" by Love = Action from the PodSafe Music Network. Big Important Link List:Comments[0] |
Mon, 26 November 2007 This LINOs. Liberals In Name Only. Are you one? Sometimes I act like one. It's about time we all started to get wicked serious and made some sacrifices and lived the change we want to see. This show's background music is "Revolution Song" by Stone Autumn and "When The Revolution Comes" by Sunspot, from the PodSafe Music Network. Comments[0] |
Mon, 19 November 2007 This Too many water bottles. That's what this one is all about. Check out Think Outside the Bottle, and look for the Facebook Cause as well. This show's background music is "We Are Like Water" by Fishing for Comets and "Glass of Water" by el dog, from the PodSafe Music Network. Comments[0] |
Mon, 12 November 2007 This I talk about being civil in that which most of us are in every day... traffic. We all hate it, but is there something we can do that can help us make the world a better and nicer place. This show's background music is "Animal" by Mad Margritt and "Why" by Steve Paroe, from the PodSafe Music Network. People you should check out:
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Mon, 5 November 2007 This I update y'all on what's going on in my NaPodPoMo-addled brain. Thanks to Jennifer from Morning Brewcast for getting us all together. You can check out my contributions to the NaPodPoMo project by putting the feed for the group in your PodCatcher or by going over to the Daily Nonsense site. Swing on over and let Jesse know that her Red on Green PodCast is going well. Don't forget that you can get a free London Starbucks Card (while his supplies last) from This Week in London the best darned PodCast about London by a guy who grew up in the Big Smoke. Finally, don't forget to check out the awesome books by Mur and JC at Podiobooks.com. This show's background music is "Waiting for the Light" and "Headed in the Right Direction" by Wings over Water, and the closing music is from "Cast That Ballot" by the Lascivious Biddies. Comments[0] |
Mon, 29 October 2007 This I talk about the upcoming Green Community Festival, here in Central NJ. It's a new, local event where you can learn what you can do locally to help deal with global warming. Come visit at the Liberty Park in Peapack-Gladstone, NJ on 3 November from 11am to 4pm. This show's background music is "City on the Hill" by Geordie Keitt, from the PodSafe Music Network. We also have an ad from the combined geniuses... genii... of JC Hutchins of 7th Son Fame and Mur Lafferty of Heaven and Geek Fu Action Grip/Morning Show fame. Comments[0] |
Mon, 22 October 2007 This I get to discuss Freecycle.org, one of my favourite topics. This show's background music is "Promise" by Carsie Blanton. The closing track is "Ain't So Green" also by Carsie Blanton. Comments[0] |
Mon, 15 October 2007 This I riff on a quote from EB White about taking some time, eh... or not... This show's background music is "Waiting for the Sun" by Louie Zagoras, from the PodSafe Music Network. Comments[0] |
Mon, 8 October 2007 This News from Google about their RechargIt alternative energy initiative. This show's background music is "Por favor" by after son, from the PodSafe Music Network. Comments[0] |
Mon, 1 October 2007 This A discussion about a recent local Hummer campaign tied to a National Study from CNW Market Research. This show's background music is "Circles" by The Williams Brothers Band, from the PodSafe Music Network. Comments[0] |
Mon, 24 September 2007 This A quick intro to a new addition in the Whole Lot of Nonsense media empire called "A Little Bit of Nonsense", a short editorial and news PodCast about Social Action and Social Justice. This show's background music is "Midway" by The Famous, from the PodSafe Music Network. Comments[0] |
Sat, 21 July 2007 Show Notes: Still laughable, but here nonetheless. This Whole Lot of Nonsense - Show 47 - Helping out each other This show I talk about how we can help each other as we make our way through this world. A promo from JC Hutchins, a little break in there from Mark Hunter from the planned PodFaded Tartan PodCast, and today's music is from the PodSafe Music Network, Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros' Coma Girl. Key Links: Comments[0] |
Sat, 7 July 2007 Show Notes: Still laughable, but here nonetheless. This Whole Lot of Nonsense - Show 46 - Me doing my part in Hutchins' 50/50/50 This show I talk with JC Hutchins about his 7th Son trilogy, and Book 3 of the same, that's starting today, 07/07/07. He has established geek cred, let's find out about his social action and social justice cred. A promo from Mur Lafferty's next book in her Heaven Series, Earth, a little break in there from Gene from Hometown Tales, and today's intro music is from the PodSafe Music Network, TWiG and JCHutchins - 7th Son Project - Alpha by TWiG. Key Links: Comments[0] |
Tue, 19 June 2007 Show Notes: Still laughable, but here nonetheless. This Whole Lot of Nonsense - Show 45 - A lo-res talk about donations This show is all about the different things that you can do to help raise funds and awareness, and why I bother doing it. It's also about what we can do over the next couple of years to help get a bigger group involved... the Electorate! I also include a song from PodSafe Music Network The Comedy Stops Here by Amplifico, in homage to the Tartan PodCast. Key Links:
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Wed, 16 May 2007 Show Notes: Still laughable, but here nonetheless. This Whole Lot of Nonsense - Show 44 - Why I'm not cycling enough This show I talk about what a circus my life has become... with a soundtrack even. Ok, maybe not a soundtrack, but I give you the opportunity to have your brain filled with the music running through my head. A promo from Tee Morris' Billibub Baddings, a little break in there from Gene from Hometown Tales, and two songs from the PodSafe Music Network (The Circus by Dan Anibal and Midway by The Famous). Thanks to Froosh for following up and finding us four clearing houses for Australian Volunteer Clearing Houses:
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Fri, 20 April 2007 Show Notes: Still laughable, but here nonetheless. This Whole Lot of Nonsense - Show 43 - Mood Music Today, I tell y'all about what's going on with me, and how I'm working hard to help make the world a better place... well, my neck of the woods. We have a promo from Joe Murphy's Memorial Fund. Our music is from a band I heard interviewed on Tips from the Top Floor, Nately. I also review the final standings of the PHL. According to Froosh, there's no main clearing house in Oz, you'll just need to keep your eyes open. Key Links:
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Fri, 20 April 2007 Show Notes: Still laughable, but here nonetheless. This Whole Lot of Nonsense - Show 43 - Mood Music Today, I tell y'all about what's going on with me, and how I'm working hard to help make the world a better place... well, my neck of the woods. We have a promo from Joe Murphy's Memorial Fund. Our music is from a band I heard interviewed on Tips from the Top Floor, Nately. I also review the final standings of the PHL. According to Froosh, there's no main clearing house in Oz, you'll just need to keep your eyes open. Key Links:
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Thu, 22 March 2007
Show Notes: Still laughable, but here nonetheless. This Whole Lot of Nonsense - Show 42 - Me getting all sociological This show, I talk about the Social Construction of Reality and what it means to me and you. I revel in provided content... friends of Whole Lot of Nonsense make it so much easier for me to create my show. We dedicate a song to Randy Innuendo the Magnificent, There's a great song I dl'ed from the PodSafe Music Network, Scott Bakula, by Sunspot. I review the standings of the PHL, and Griffin reviews Big Toe Clippings. Key Links:
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Thu, 1 March 2007 Show Notes: Still laughable, but here nonetheless. This Whole Lot of Nonsense - Show 41 - Interview with a FreeCycling Maven This show, I interview the head of the Somerset County Freecycle Group. You can find more about them and other Freecycle at their site or some FreeCycle heretics.... There's a great song I dl'ed from the PodSafe Music Network, Sunny Days, by Eoghan Colgan. I also review the standings of the PHL. Key Links: Comments[0] |
Fri, 9 February 2007 Show Notes: Still laughable, but here nonetheless. This Whole Lot of Nonsense - Show 40 - What we did with our old van I'm still here. You're not getting rid of me that easily. I free-ramble about the benefits of Charity Navigator, and interview my wife about our van donation to the Giving Network. There's a great song I dl'ed from the PodSafe Music Network, Coma Girl, by Joe Strummer and the Mescalaros. I make a plea for help with understanding fantasy hockey and review the standings of the PHL. Key Links: Comments[0] |
Wed, 10 January 2007 Show Notes: Still laughable, but here nonetheless. This Giggity Means "Links are in the show notes"... secert PodCaster words... w00t... Whole Lot of Nonsense - Why I Hate December... and what I think I can do about it I'm still here people... I get worn out during December, but I feel revitalized after touching base with some other people in my PodCasting groups. You're not gonna get rid of me that easily. In this show, I free ramble a bit... there's more content than free-ramble, so I feel okay about it. There's a great song I dl'ed from the PodSafe Music Network, Building Our Own World, by Howard Jones. If you dig into the archives, you can find that show from Coverville I mention... the one with the interview. We've got a review from Griffin, and a PHL Update. Key Links: Comments[0] |
Tue, 5 December 2006 Show Notes: Still laughable, but here nonetheless. This Giggity Means "Links are in the show notes"... secert PodCaster words... w00t... Whole Lot of Nonsense - Get Chance on Coverville In this show, I ask y'all to help me out. There's a musician named Chance, who has done a cover of the Milkshake song... you know it, "My Milkshake brings all the boys to the yard, You have -got- to hear his cover... imagine a power rock version of that song... sung tongue in cheek... it's great. You'll need to buy the CD to hear it. Trust me that it rocks!!! Alright, now why am I telling you this? In case you don't know this guy named Brian Ibbod, he does a PodCast named Coverville. Brian's doing his annual cover countdown show. In order to get in on this countdown, the song needs to get nominated several times to get on the list, and then voted for once it gets nominated. So, I'm asking y'all to help out with the nominating part, and if we get his song nominated, then I'll ask you to vote for it... but we have to get it nominated first. If you would please go to the Coverville site and click on the nominate button, and tell Brian that you want to put Chance's version of the Milkshake Song, from his CD "eleven through fifteen", I'd appreciate it. Special thanks to Mike from Coffee House to Go who has already kicked in his nomination... and admitted his love of Shamrock Shakes... Key Links: Comments[0] |
Sat, 2 December 2006 Show Notes: Still laughable, but here nonetheless.
This Giggity Means "Links are in the show notes"... secert PodCaster words... w00t... Whole Lot of Nonsense - Show 38 - My View on Current Politics In this show, I take on a topic I've been avoiding for the last couple of weeks. I'm going to rant about the nature of the current, past and potentially future political environment. I've got a quick PodCaster Hockey League update. We've got a review from Griffin, and a wicked, cool song from Ookla the Mok.
Here's the link to study from Indiana University about the Daily Show. Key Links:All in all, ~22 minutes I enjoyed bringing you. Comments[1] |
Mon, 6 November 2006 Show Notes: Still laughable, but here nonetheless.
This Giggity Means "Links are in the show notes"... secert PodCaster words... w00t...
Whole Lot of Nonsense Special Edition: Get Out And Vote! Just a quick one. I promised to get one out before election day... I'm not sure what good I'll do, but I want to get in your ears and remind you to get out there. Key Links:Till next time. ~9 minutes I hope you don't mind. Yes, I have a cold... thanks for asking. Comments[0] |
Sat, 28 October 2006 Show Notes: Still laughable, but here nonetheless.
This Giggity Means "Links are in the show notes"... secert PodCaster words... w00t... Whole Lot of Nonsense - Show 37 - 3 Kids... and a mom... and a dad... in a minivan... CROSS COUNTRY?! In this show, I talk about why we drove cross country. I talk about some cool stuff that we saw, and a share a cool thing from a hip hop artist that we met in LA. I also have an update on how the simplification is going, give you another PodCast review from Griffin and brutalize your ears with some of my new flute playing. We're almost ready to kick off the PodCaster Hockey League.
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Tue, 17 October 2006 Show Notes: Still laughable, but here nonetheless.
This Giggity Means "Links are in the show notes"... secert PodCaster words... w00t... Whole Lot of Nonsense - Show 36 - Simplification... or cleanup... you decide In this show, I discuss the beginning of my drive to simplification. I figure that I can help reduce my personal load on the world if I can start doing some simplifying. I'll be giving y'all some recordings from our vacation and PPME once I go through the hours of audio I have recorded... This show sees the beginning of Griffin's PodCast reviews, and the revitilization of the PodCaster Hockey League.
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Sat, 16 September 2006 Whole Lot of Nonsense - Show 35 - CSA... not the abbreviation you're thinking of I've been enjoying the produce we've been getting from our local CSA - Honey Brook Organic Farm, so I figure, "Hey, I PodCast... let's PodCast about this... and it's a good social action thing to do...". Listen to me and others talk about how great CSAs are. This show's song is from Tons of Fun University and is called "Come a Long Way". The bed music for the CSA quotes comes from Savium called Animus Girl, courtesy of the PodSafe Music Network. The twang in this show also comes from the PMN and is from Bloingo.
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Mon, 28 August 2006 Apparently, I've been thinking so much I'm not even paying attention to what's going on in my feed. Thanks to Jack from Wander Radio for keeping me on my toes. Whole Lot of Nonsense - Show 34 - Time for some music... Too much thinking lately... I've just been sitting around thinking too ($*#)&% much lately, so I need a break. I've got my family, my job, my life, my health all going for me... still I've been hamlet-izing too much. I've got four songs that have been running through my head for the last few weeks, and hey! I can play them on a PodCast... how fortuitous.
All in all, ~26 minutes I enjoyed bringing you. Comments[0] |
Sat, 5 August 2006 Show Notes: Still laughable, but here nonetheless.
This Giggity Means "Links are in the show notes"... secert PodCaster words... w00t... Whole Lot of Nonsense - Show 33 - Rights & Responsibilities... enforced I tell y'all a story about how hard it can be to try and live by my own rules. It can get really difficult if you get in someone's face...
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Thu, 6 July 2006 Show Notes: Still laughable, but here nonetheless.
This Giggity Means "Links are in the show notes"... secert PodCaster words... w00t... Whole Lot of Nonsense - Show 32 - More Cycling - Rights & Responsibilities I recorded this doing my ride yesterday. I ramble on a bit about rights & responsibilities. I really need to get some notes together to carry on my bike... I promised Frappr links, so here ya go: Froosh's - the Aussie - page and Jim from CA. Today's song is Pirouette from Chance.
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