Managed to record the first 8 seconds of this morning’s podcast. Got to work, turned the recorder on when I thought I was turning it off. Recorded 518 minutes of office noise but didn’t realize it until I tried to record another podcast on the way home and ran out of memory after 12 minutes.
On the bright side, I got lots of practice. Better luck tomorrow.
Dead battery. I’ll do one tonight.
Meanwhile, here are a few podcasts about Buddhism.
Update: Too…tired. Must…sleep.
Podcasting neurosis update: I’m almost OK with the thought of nearly 1,000 people from around the world listening to each episode. (15,000+ MP3s served this month.) I can brainfart while recording without becoming overwhelmingly self-conscious. But to be honest, I still think I suck. I should be over that after another 10 or 20 more episodes. Old habits die hard, or something like that.
The song is from Daiki and Little Wing. Check out his photo. He looks like a pirate. Arrrrrh.
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I can’t very well call it the “suicide podcast.”
When I see the list on my blog of where listeners are in the world, I feel like I should be talking about more important things. I also feel a bit like Chauncey Gardener from the movie “Being There.”
Morton Hull: Do you realize that more people will be watching you tonight, than all those who have seen theater plays in the last forty years?
Chance the Gardener: Why?
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Part one of a three part epic saga of what Tony (8), Andy (5) and I did on January 8, 2006.
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I’m sitting here uploading this thing, and for the life of me I can’t remember what 90% of what I talked about. So it’s a good thing I recorded it. I’m definitely not running on all six cylinders today.
Check out the DV_Podcast for a peek at life in Japan through the eyes of some middle-aged guy with a really nice camera. It’s a lot like watching a stranger’s home movies.
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I recorded a long podcast on Friday but didn’t edit it over the weekend because I was wrangling my upgraded computer into submission. I don’t want it to go to waste so I had to keep today’s a bit short.
A new video coming soon, depending on how early I can get out of work.
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Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else; you are the one getting burned.
–Buddha
I just read that What’s Happening in Tokyo was mentioned on the BBC’s “The Music Biz” radio program. No surprise, they cover the music scene here a lot more than I do. Listen to the program with RealPlayer here.
No big loss, but I was hoping it would help I’s CUBE get more attention.
Many thanks to Dr. Michael for finding this! You can order I’s Cube’s CDs online for $9.90 + $2.60 shipping. Not only do they ship worlside, but they also accept payment in more local currencies than I’ve ever seen.
Plus, I’ve signed up as an affiliate. Maybe I can recoup some of the money I’ve sunk into this hobby. (If 1,700 people buy the CD, it’ll cover my most recent computer upgrade.)