Grizzly's Growls podcasts

You can download the show directly from Archive.org, too.On "The IDSL" today, with my sometime Co-host, YourGirlKali of "Flaws and All" on BTR:"Blurry Facts and Waking Eyes (Windows)" from room101"Bobby" from American Gypsy"Body of the Blood Machine" from Big Jesus and the Homeless Bastards"Bombs Away" from Stupid Emo Kid"Bones in the Hourglass" from Funhead"Boondock Saint" from Ck5"Blind Willie McTell" from John MacLean off his "Letters Home" albumThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOnWant to hear it all better? Try here!

You can download a copy from Archive.org, too.On "The IDSL" today:"Blue Dolphins in June" from Michael Dawald"BLUE SQUARE" from ANTENNAS TO THE SKY"Blue Troll Jelly" from Spindle"blueberry cemetary" from Moon to Monk"Blue" from Diva Dolls"Blues in X" from nova jazz orchestra"In Your Arms Again" and "In My Dreams" from Natalie BrownThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOnWant to hear it all better? Try here!

Part 4, "Mr. Bernard Shaw""Heretics," a series of essays by Gilbert Keith Chesterton.Book Theme: "Thaxted," written by Gustav Holst, arranged by Kevin MacLeod Series Theme: Pachelbel's "Canon in D," performed by Owen Poteat

You could grab a copy directly off Archive.org, of course.On "The IDSL" today:"Bloom" from Brock"BlowUp" from The TAM's"Blue (Pre-Production)" from Echo Effect"Blue Nude" from sonafide"Blue Song" from Chris O'Brien and Cohorts"Don't Forget to Remember" from TV's Kyle of The Funny Music Project"Out of Snark" from Tom Smith of The FuMP"Cthulhu Fthagn" from Tom Smith and The Great Luke Ski of The FuMPThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOnWant to hear it all better? Try here!

If you wanted, you could grab a copy from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today, with Co-Host YourGirl Kali!"Blindside" from Dislocated"Bliss" from Troy's Sweater"Blood on the Tracks" from Parrot Attack!"Bloody Knuckles" from RealityFlint"Bloom and Touch" from IdiocreitonThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOnWant to hear it all better? Try here!

You can grab a copy of this show from Archive.org, too.On "The IDSL" today:"Blank Sheet" from Copper"Bleed" from Tim Mahoney"Blind Parade" from The Decomposeurs"Blinded by the Moonlight" from Belly Flopp"Blinded Love" from Universal IntelligenceI also played a phone comment from John MacLean, who'd sent me a copy of his CD. He does some very nice folksy music, and I plan on playing some later. Thought you might be amused by what Google Voice's speech-to-text system thought John said: Transcript: hey kelly this is donna calling from the boston area i just want to let you know that since discovered your your blog i've been listening to it and the especially love listen on 24th of july and my favorite song so far as best to me about your back of i was great song and anyway i'm also thrilled to hear that you've received my C D voice message and that you're that you're like in it and you may even play at i hope that you all we'll do that and hope oaks like listen to it but in any event you're doing on the closing and i'm gonna go out about the rock seen in minnesota while rocks you're planning is 60 thanks a lot and best of tested rebecca bye Thanks for calling, Donna! :)Thanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOnWant to hear it all better? Try here!

You can go grab a copy from Archive.org here.On "The IDSL" today:"Blackened Shade" from Fallen Shadow"Black" from JERKSTORE"blah blah blah" from Pushluppies"Blame" from Parrot Attack!"Blame" from SchiekThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOnWant to hear it all better? Try here!

You can download a copy directly from Archive.org right here.On "The IDSL" today:"Bite Your Tongue" from Leslie Rich"Black and Back" from Apathy"Black Beans and Pie" from Jeb Nome"Black Dog" from Universal Intelligence"Black River Blvd" from Leon LaudenbachThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOnWant to hear it all better? Try here!

Part 3, "On Mr. Rudyard Kipling and Making the World Small""Heretics," a series of essays by Gilbert Keith Chesterton.Book Theme: "Thaxted," written by Gustav Holst, arranged by Kevin MacLeod Series Theme: Pachelbel's "Canon in D," performed by Owen Poteat

If you like you can grab a copy from Archive.org, too.On "The IDSL" today:"Biota (studio pre-release)" from Simplicia"Bird In the Sunshine" from Nellie and the Drummers"Birds and Bees" from Northline"Bitch" from Curbfeelers"Bitch" from Live NativeThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

You can manually download a copy from Archive.org here.On "The IDSL" today:"Big Blue Truck" from Elverse"Big Ups to Groovy Lucifer" from dallas orbiter"Biggest Enemy" from one 2wenty one"BigShot" from Jaded Reign"billyday" from pushluppiesThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

Had a nice long chat with Kali (aka YourGirlKali) from the "Flaws and All" show on BlogTalkRadio, and Rhonda Carpenter of the Podioracket podcast and author of "The Mark of a Druid," about podcasting, promoting podcasts, and related self-promotion.Brief call-in from "CRC the reliever" who also has a show on BTR.Discussed recording and swapping promos with others, leaving voice comments and blog comments. Suggested K7.net, Snapvine, or Google Voice for a voice comment line. I mentioned I'd recorded a comment line reminder for the Dawn & Drew Show which has worked out for me. Noted that podcasters are generally happy to play your promo, if you're willing to promote theirs, and happy to play any voice comments (including mention of your website) that are meaningful about their content. Mentioned producing some content for the Bloodthirsty Vegetarians podcast, with the similar results.Oh, and I won a book on Podioracket earlier, by Brian Rathbone, called "The Dawning of Power." Another on-topic example, since the book giveaway was a promotional effort for Brian's book. (I look forward to reading that. And I like winning stuff. Thanks, Brian!) Brought up blogging about others' podcasts with the same idea in mind.Talked about the usefulness of Google Alerts for keeping track of what people are saying about you, good or bad. (Yahoo Alerts can serve a similar purpose.)Discussed recording audiobooks for Podiobooks.com, and how doing those had helped promote my podcasts, and vice versa. (I have five on there now, and I'm working on my sixth.)Is there such a thing as Too Much Promotion? Our take was that the key is to produce valuable content, make useful comments, add value to the podcasts you're appearing on or mentioned on, and that indirectly promotes your show(s) without getting too annoying. (In my humble opinion.) And if other podcasters do the same for you, they promote themselves without annoying your audience.Rhonda presented author Seth Harwood's appearance on PodioRacket as an example on how to promote without being "excessively annoying" (Fidonet folks will recognize that phrase). I brought up singer/songwriter Natalie Brown's appearance on my show as a similar example. I also discussed playing LeVar Thomas' and City Haze's music on my show while commenting on that on Twitter.Rhonda suggested using Ping.fm for making one post to multiple sites/accounts/outlets. That can be important when you're doing a lot of shows -- as I am, for example. And of course, producing a lot of content can help promotion in itself.While I took a break, I played a tune from City Haze called "On My Way," featuring LeVar Thomas. (See the promotion-related tie-in, right?)Since I use Skype for my BTR shows, I can also use a utility called Callburner to do separate mono recordings of each side of the Skype call, making it easy to edit, especially to add better-quality music to the shows. We also discussed editing for podcasting, and what Rhonda and I both use for that (as lots of podcasters do), Audacity -- free and effective for podcasting. You can spend more, if you like, of course. We're both happy with the latest Beta, 1.3.8, though technically 1.2.6 is the latest Stable version.I suggested voice acting as another option, though that's certainly not for everybody. (There's a Yahoo Group for voice actors, by the way.)I complained about the audio quality on BTR's archive recordings for music (though they're fine for talk, I suppose). I suggested getting a better mike. Rhonda's suggestion was a phone headset for BTR shows. I was thinking more of an inexpensive mike, and Rhonda's suggestion there was a Snowball USB mike, which can be gotten fairly cheaply.Other recommendations: "Podcasting for Dummies," by Tee Morris, Evo Terra and Chuck Tomassi.The Yahoo Group for PodcastersLeo LaPorte's TWiT podcasts, since Kali lives fairly near there, and some of the local podcasting groups in the area, including the one Matthew Wayne Selznick is in.We talked video streaming, including what Phil Rossi did for the release of his novel, "Crescent."We also discussed recording old Public Domain books as I do, and what an all-around outstanding fellow I am at doing that. I agreed humbly. :) But I gave much of the credit to my Samson Zoom H2 Handy Recorder, which is wonderful for a guy with a bassy voice like mine, and worth every penny my sister spent for my Christmas present.Thanks again to Rhonda Carpenter and Kali for talking with me so long.Lots of show notes, but it was after all a two-hour show!

You can manually grab a copy from Archive.org, as usual.On "The IDSL" today:"Beside Me (demo)" from Are We There YET?"Best Of Me" from Troop Of Echoes"Best Shot" from Dred I Dread"Better Days" from Just Add Water"Beyond The Mind" from Negative NothingThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

Here's your download link from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today:"Before You're Gone" from Mark Brewer and Friends"Before" from Copper"Beggin' You" from Vanguard"Believe" from PlanetAD6"BELIEVERS (LIVE)" from MICHAEL J PAEPKE and THE_REIGN "The Awful Truth about Hannah Montana" from Robert Lund and Spaff.com off The FuMP "Moo Moo Cow" from Seamonkey off The FumpThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOnHere's your download link from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today:"Before You're Gone" from Mark Brewer and Friends"Before" from Copper"Beggin' You" from Vanguard"Believe" from PlanetAD6"BELIEVERS (LIVE)" from MICHAEL J PAEPKE and THE_REIGNThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

Part 2, "On the Negative Spirit""Heretics," a series of essays by Gilbert Keith Chesterton.Book Theme: "Thaxted," written by Gustav Holst, arranged by Kevin MacLeod Series Theme: Pachelbel's "Canon in D," performed by Owen Poteat

Here's your direct download link from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today:"Bedside Manners" from engine11"Beer Muscles" from Pat Bacon's Rebellion"Before It's Over" from Distance"Before The Fail" from Gone Out Gone"Before We Sleep" from Morningtide"On My Way" (featuring LeVar Thomas) from City Haze"Lovin' Alone" from LeVar ThomasThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

Here's your Download Link from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today:"Beautiful Memory" from Impurfekt"Beautiful Thing" from Levitt8"Beauty Incarnate" from Art of Stillness"Bed of Stars" from dallas orbiter"bedroom lights (live)" from The SoftrocksThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

Direct Download link from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today:"BE WHO YOU ARE" from Glowstrand"Be Yourself" from Planet AD6"Beast The Reverend - If Ya (Hustle) Don't" from Fangaz aka Produce Game"Beatnik Blues" from Rick Danner band"Beautiful Distraction" from Troop Of EchoesThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

Haven't been doing regular Grizzly's Growls shows for a while, and I wanted to try some things. Direct download link from Archive.org.MUSIC FROM:The Funny Music Project Nicholas HowardOwen PoteatLeVar ThomasNatalie BrownJonathan Coulton"USF'n'A" from the FuMP - BalderBox"Blood from a Stone" from Nicholas Howard"Blue By You" from Owen Poteat"Goin' To The Dells!" from the FuMP - Luke Ski"Can't Hide From Love" from LeVar Thomas"Come Closer" from Natalie Brown"War of the Ages" from Owen Poteat"RE: Your Brains" from Jonathan Coulton"Run Away" from Natalie Brown"Ooh Girl" from LeVar Thomas"God's In The City" from Nicholas Howard"Draining the Lizard" from the FuMP - Nuclear Bubblewrap"In My Dreams" from Natalie Brown"Sweet Pea Blues" from Owen Poteat"Ain't So Bad" combined with "Ain't So Bad Radio Mix" from LeVar Thomas"Cthulu Fthagn" from the FuMP - Tom Smith"Things That Used To Be" from LeVar Thomas"Just Another Day" from Owen PoteatPromo/Contest for "The Fox" from Arlene Radasky"There She Goes Again" from LeVar Thomas"I Wonder" from Natalie BrownThanks for listening!Theme "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeod

My Podcast Alley feed! {pca-9d17bea9061d4f6339b4bda4ff830755}On "The IDSL" today:"Bastard Son of Evil" from eeriearq"Baudaffi" from ANDERSSON COUNCIL"BE EASY" from YOUNGHERC"Be Satisfied" from Jana Thornton"Be Together" from Bdown ProductionsPromo Contest for Arlene Radasky's "The Fox"Thanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

On "The IDSL" today:"Ballerina" from Moneypenny"Baptized on New Years Eve" from Kerns and the Hemispheres"Barrow" from confession of faithPromo Contest for Arlene Radasky's "The Fox" "Basic G (Strung Out)" from Luke Danger and Nik-o-lies"Basket Wicker" from Anti AnneThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

Part 1, "Introductory Remarks on the Importance of Orthodoxy""Heretics," a series of essays by Gilbert Keith Chesterton.Book Theme: "Thaxted," written by Gustav Holst, arranged by Kevin MacLeodSeries Theme: Pachelbel's "Canon in D," performed by Owen PoteatChesterton had a sense of humor, had a sense of drama, and had sense. He was a man of strong opinions, and quite willing to argue vehemently for his own opinions, even with his friends -- and they remained his friends. Seems to me that's hard to find anymore.He wrote prolifically. He wrote humor. He wrote mystery novels, the Father Brown mysteries in particular. But he also wrote his opinions, his religious opinions and his opinions about religion. "Heretics" is a book about religion and politics, theory and fact, morals and efficiency.What I most admire about "Heretics," written a bit over a century ago, is that his arguments are exceptional, and that so many of them are still quite recognizably true. He argues that the weakening and devaluing of religion has also weakened and devalued heresy. He argues that people should be able to speak freely -- but that freedom of speech has actually decreased people's willingness to speak about important issues. And so much more.This isn't the book you might expect it to be. I think you'll enjoy it, and maybe even learn something. Even if you disagree with it.

Here's your manual download link from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today:"Bad Bad News" from ANSOPromo Contest for Arlene Radasky's "The Fox""Bad Boys" from Universal Intelligence"Bad Habbits" from The Annoying Solicitors"Bag-o-Bones" from Phenomenal Fleeners2009 Parsec Promo with Scott Sigler & JC Hutchins"Ballad Of The Living Dead Elijah Damned" from Amish ArmadaThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

Just wanted to give you a heads-up on my next book for the series.I'll be recording a book called "Heretics," by G.K. Chesterton. It's not a story, it's a collection of essays on religion and politics, ethics and morality, heresy and orthodoxy. These are serious topics, yet the book manages to be clever and funny, I think, intelligent and witty and not at all vehement as discussions of these topics tend to be these days.Chesterton was an intelligent man who didn't take himself too seriously. He was certainly willing to disagree vehemently, even with his friends, but they remained his friends, and he continued to admire and respect them, even while disagreeing with them. Seems like one doesn't see that much these days.I hope you enjoy the book -- but if you feel strongly about only listening to stories, you'll have to exercise your judgement on this one. And it's a long enough book that I'll be doing it, probably, through the end of the year.Hope you'll stick around. Give it a chance. But make up your own mind.

Here's your direct download link from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today:"Baby's Crazy" from the Good For You Band"Backward" from room101"Backwards Skaters" from Brenda Neighborhood"Backward" from The Tofsters"Bad Ass Blues" from Brian Hemsey"BAD ATTITUDE" from MICHAEL J PAEPKE & THE_REIGNThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

Here's your download link from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today:B_Hav - "Make $$$ Spend $$" from Fangaz aka ProduceGame"Babies Go To Limbo" from The Oneironauts"Baby_Girl" from THE FOUNDATION 2008"babyblue" The Schmoejoes"Backseat Bingo" from The Way Out (inside your mind)Thanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

From my live BTR discussion with Martin Waxman of Palette PR and the "Inside PR" podcast. We focused on how PR techniques can be useful for Regular Folks, not just big companies, major celebrities, politicians and religious leaders; some are, for example, useful in job hunting (which I'm trying to do), and promoting podcasts (which you may have noticed I'm also trying to accomplish).Bottom line it's about (1) building relationships with the media, and (2) your story -- determining what it is, how best to explain it to reporters et. al., and why it's news. Martin seemed to think my show having listeners in 80 countries or so (assuming I'm understanding Google Analytics) is news. He gave me some pointers for dealing with local newspaper reporters, and possibly radio. And I made some excellent points about web page SEO, newspaper writing, and press releases, doncha think?We also talked about: Social Media Releases; Shel Holtz' recent helpful blogpost on that topic; Todd Defren's design of the format; Canada Newswire and PR Newswire, that distribute them; being patient with reporters, especially about deadlines; and the importance of research, followups and thinking long-term.Takeaways: Building relationships, and knowing why your story is a story. And I really oughta work harder at promoting my podcasts.Thanks, Martin, for devoting a half-hour of your Sunday to this important topic.And I have listeners in 88 cities, in 19 countries. Oops.Theme: "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeod.

Here's your link to download the show from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today:I didn't want to start on the B's on a Friday. And ya know, I have yet to hear Natalie Brown's new "Random Thoughts" album all the way through. Maybe you haven't, either.So I'm going to play all 13 songs from the album, in order, and try hard not to talk too much in between, in the best '70s FM radio tradition. We can experience it together. All Natalie and I ask in return is you post a review of the album on Amazon, iTunes or CDBaby. Hey, you'll have heard the album, what could be easier?Thanks in Advance!GrizHere's the links to leave reviews:Random Thoughts on Amazon: Random Thoughts on iTunes:Random Thoughts on CDBaby:And, while you're there, you could buy a nice shiny-new copy of the album of your very own. Just sayin'. Thanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

On "The IDSL" today:"Au_Cirque" from The Decoys"Audrey" from Pat Bacon's Rebellion"Audubon" from Rikk Roxx"Autumn" from Gretna Green"Avalon" from 17 Hours"Average Punk Song" from The New Senses"Awexome" from Ninja ZoneThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

"Flatland, a Romance of Many Dimensions," by Edwin Abbott Abbott. Part 2 -- Other Worlds Section 21 -- How I tried to teach the Theory of Three Dimensions to my Grandson, and with what success Section 22 -- How I then tried to diffuse the Theory of Three Dimensions by other means, and of the resultPreface to the second and revised edition, 1884 The End of "Flatland"Show Theme: "Canon in D" from Owen Poteat. Book Theme: "Friendly Day" from Kevin MacLeod.

On "The IDSL" today:"atmosphere" from halo effect (mpls)"atomic blues" from Trevor and his Sister"Atomic War Bride" from Number1Common"Attack of the Double_Stack" from Michael_Dawald"Attitude" from Michael Quinn and the Virgin SuicidesThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

Here's your download link from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today:"Ass Cakes & Gravy" from Vanguard"Assembly Divide" from confession of faith"Astrofunktastrophy" from engine11"At your Door" from Past23"Atmosphere" from ConcentualThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

Here's the download link from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today:"AS FAR AS I KNOW" from Elliott Christopher"as i hung" from confession of faith"As if you ever cared..." from David Mau"As The Story Goes" from Side Tracked"Ash" from TryMe"Pr-pr-pr-procreate" from Moneyshot Cosmonauts off The FuMPThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

Your link to download from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today:"arena" from halo effect (mpls)"ARIZONA" from Glowstrand"Arlissa" from TONNAGE"Armrests Again" from The Bloody Turncoats"Around And Around" from Troop_Of_EchoesThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

"Flatland, a Romance of Many Dimensions," by Edwin Abbott Abbott. Part 2 -- Other Worlds Section 19 -- How, though the Sphere showed me other mysteries of Spaceland, I still desired more; and what became of it Section 20 -- How the Sphere encouraged me in a Vision Show Theme: "Canon in D" from Owen Poteat. Book Theme: "Friendly Day" from Kevin MacLeod.

Here's your download link from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today:"Aquatic" from Michael_Dawald"archeoptryx No. 6" from James Brooks"Are_You_Dancing_Yet" from DJ Amore"Are" from Jana_Thornton. Reminds me a bit of Carole King."Aren't You Glad That You're_Mine" from The_Motengata_Band"Get Off My Cloud" from TV's Kyle of The FuMPThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

The "Life and Times of a Minor Local Celebrity" podcast, recorded live on BlogTalkRadio. You can download manually from this Archive.org link.The "Life and Times of a Minor Local Celebrity" podcast, recorded live on BlogTalkRadio.MUSIC:"Love Had Finally Called My Name" from Natalie Brown"We Drank A Toast to Underpants" from Robert Lund and Spaff.com of the FuMP"Dumpster Diving" from Steve Goodie at The FuMP"Let's Just Waste Some Time" from Natalie Brown"War of the Ages" from Owen PoteatAnd I chatted for a while with Stuck In The 70s. Audio was pretty hard to understand, too much background noise, nothing to be done there.Theme: "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeodThanks for Listening!

Here's your download link from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today:"Apartoplayourself" from Lesser Known Saint"Apart" from the Sam Keenan Trio"Apocalypse Love_Song" from Holly Wood Homicide"Approaching the Distance" from NoSmallWonder"APRIL'S FOOLS" from SUNSHINE_BEHAVIOR"Words That Rhyme" from BalderBox of The FuMPThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

Here's a download link from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today:"Anyone But You" from Not A FaN"Anyone But You" from Welmore Mile"Apart (Rough Mix)" from Echo Effect"Killing You Softly" from Carrie Dahlby of The Fump"Are We Lawyer?" from Project Sysiphus of The FumpThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn

The "Life and Times of a Minor Local Celebrity" podcast, recorded live on BlogTalkRadio. You can download manually from this Archive.org link.MUSIC:"Anti Drama Club" from Eta Carinae"Anti Nothing" from Anti Anne"Mr. Fancy Pants" from Jonathan Coulton on The FuMP"Big Fish Lazy River" by Owen Poteat"Things That Used To Be" by Levar Thomas"Just Another Day" from Owen Poteat"Locked In The Shadows" by Natalie BrownBach's "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor" from Kevin MacLeodPart 2 will be up soon.Theme: "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeodThanks for Listening!

Direct download from Archive.orgFrom "The IDSL" today:Why do I do The IDSL? "Take Back the Music" from Sudden Death/Devo Spice featuring Possible Oscar"Another Long Day" from Bus Nine"another song about amazing" from Disgruntled Monkey Music"Another Time" from HC Fragile"Anti Armadillo" from Thy Epileptic Squirrelsand "Swine Flu!" from Seamonkey of The Funny Music Project.Thanks for listening!Want to hear it all better? Try here!

Here's a direct download link from Archive.org.From "The IDSL" today:"Getting Old Sucks" from Sudden Death/Devo Spice of The Funny Music Project"Angry Dance-featuring Ben Oppenheimer" from Noah Bradley"Anorexia" from No Social Skilz"Another Day Another Drama" from kingsakillabeats"Another Day" from Good For You Band"Another Day" from THE FOUNDATION 2008Thanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn.

K7 Comment Line: 206-350-6909 "Flatland, a Romance of Many Dimensions," by Edwin Abbott Abbott. Part 2 -- Other Worlds Section 17 -- How the Sphere, having in vain tried words, resorted to deeds Section 18 -- How I came to Spaceland and what I saw there Show Theme: "Canon in D" from Owen Poteat. Book Theme: "Friendly Day" from Kevin MacLeod.

Here's a direct download link from Archive.org.On "The IDSL" today:"And I Try" from the Scalywags"Andrea" from Drive Love LiveBTW, Chaz Damrow from Drive Love Live is looking for a drumming gig in the Twin Cities area, and wanted me to share his contact info in the shownotes. Contact him at 651-428-0584 or [email protected]. Okay?"Angel From Above" from Stupid Emo Kid"Angelic Sunrise" from Murder for a Friend"Angelina" from HELVATheme: "140 Times" from RockOn.

I can now upload IDSL to Libsyn. But I'm still putting the files on Archive.org for the moment.On "The IDSL" today:"American Conquest" from The New Senses"Amish Armada Theme Song," "Amish Jailbreak," and "Amishland" from Amish Armada"Amputated History" from Musicide"An Attempt to Sleep Among the Wolves" from IdiocreitonThanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn.

Download Link from Archive.org.On The IDSL today:"Always Burning" from HARBOR the band"Always Wrong" from Loft"Always" from Tim Feeney"Amante" from Squid Vision"Amaurosis" from IdeocreitonLAST MINUTE: "It's a Beautiful Day" by Natalie Brown, from her new "Random Thoughts" album.Thanks for listening!Theme: "140 Times" from Rockon.

Download from Archive.org.For the first half hour, Today on The IDSL:"Alone" from Michael Braget"Alone" from Rikk Roxx"Already Gone" from Past23"Alteres Fiction" from The Day Remains"Always Better Sorry" from Carbon CarouselAt the half-way point in the show, SPECIAL Live Interview with R&B recording Artist Natalie Brown, discussing her life, her music and her new album, "Random Thoughts."AMAZON: Random ThoughtsNatalie Brown Music included:"You Make Me Feel" from her "Let The Candle Burn" album"Around the World" from her "Random Thoughts"and ended with "You're Mysterious" from "Random Thoughts."Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn.Album's Available Random Thoughts ( 2008 ) Let the Candle Burn ( 2000 ) SONGS and ALBUMS CAN BE PURCHASED AT: Natalie Brown Official Site Amazon.com CDBaby.com iTunes Amie Street

AMAZON: Random ThoughtsHere's that interview with Natalie Brown I promised you. I noticed I had been shortchanging the folks on the Grizzly's Growls Podcast Only feed. The interview was at the end of my last live "The IDSL" show.Natalie Brown Music included:"You Make Me Feel" from her "Let The Candle Burn" album"Around the World" from her "Random Thoughts"and ended with "You're Mysterious" from "Random Thoughts." The full "The IDSL" including the interview will be included in the IDSL High Quality feed, when I get that together. Thanks for listening!Theme: "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeod.Album's Available Random Thoughts ( 2008 ) Let the Candle Burn ( 2000 ) SONGS and ALBUMS CAN BE PURCHASED AT: Natalie Brown Official Site Amazon.com CDBaby.com iTunes Amie Street Amie Street

Download from Archive.org.Today's "The IDSL" features:"All or Nothing" from Secretly Drowning"Alligator Alley" from Manifold Destiny"Almost Fat Kid Wednesdays" from Minnesota Sur Seine"Almost Real" from eeriearq"Alone" from Enemy MindAnd that's it for this week. Don't forget the bit Natalie Brown interview on Sunday!Theme: "140 Times" from RockOn.

Download from Archive.org.My third "The IDSL" featured:"All I Ever Need" from 27 Years"All I Really Want" from Mark Brewer & Friends"All I Wanna Do" from Reality Flint"All In All" from Scheik"All is Lost" from Belly FloppAnd just cause I could, "In My Dreams" from Natalie BrownTheme: "140 Times" from RockOnI think I remembered to notify everybody. Hope you're enjoying the show!Griz