Well this show might be my favorite so far. Jean prepared an all South African contemporary music mix. We discuss South African music scene and culture at length.

This show inspired by me taking my son to see the Cuban national baseball team play Italy in new ballpark here in Taichung. The Cuban team trounced the Italians and I got entire Cuban team autographs for my son. So music has Cuban related theme-kind of. Also get back to Monkey King. Shout out to Hugh Brackett for informing me Monkey Site back up, and to SL katzenjammer Kid friends Lilsparklez and Nerolus who keep me in stitches. Mention new podcast at Second Life Notes. The rest just classy music.

Had to do this one. My friends in Second Life have been playing a lot of great 70s and 80s music. Jinx, Biffy and Feri have been the culprits. So here is my show in response to that great stuff. Promos from Managing the Gray and 7th Son: The Deception

Yes this is my Halloweenie show thingie without any campy halloween music. Just music with ghostly themes, a ghost story from someone's real life. I mention project for AnSheChung Studios in Second Life the largest virtual real estate company in the world. Play a couple of promos: Solipsistic Nation and Does My Geek

Yeah I know, been a while since I did a Monkey King episode. The site i ws using ws down so no ep today hopefully will be up again or i'll have to find another source to finish. Talk a little bit about Fuse club I'm manging from my friend Ian Rootes in SL(here is SLurl link). First song today is from new and talented artist from Monaco I met in SL and will be djing for me at the Fuse Club too. Basically, just some nice music to listen to and take you on a journey.

I got a post the other day for the 9/11 memorial show I did a month ago. A fascinating and at least semi-plausible conspiracy scenario  for 9/11. So i figure lets make it into a MindField. Here is link for post. The rest is in the music.

What am i calling "Room With a View" you may ask? Well I'm not sure but, let's make Second Life the room in this case with a view of 4th Tower (clicking on link will transport you directly to the place in sl if u are  member) a really hot and fun music/dance club in SL run by Devon and Derry. I'm DJing there from 11-1:00 am on Fri evening. I mention why I don't give artist and song credits during show, etc. Of course the key is the music and it's good and eclectic today as usual. Promo for Wander Radio.

Today's all Noted podcast Jean and I dicuss hihop remixes and play samples from numerous groups from assorted countries and languages. Include are 1 song with Jean rapping in Afrikaans and another a remix of new Taiwanese hiphop group. In total there are 6 languages represented. We also talk about CC Mixter some more.

This show is about China's Moon Festival (or mid-Autumn Festival). We also feture the 8th ep. of Monkey King.  All of the music in today's show has either China or moon in the title. Hope you enjoy. Have some moon cake.

Hey gang-read my lips: I'm all about getting the music out and getting exposure for the musicians. Why?-cause that's the way I roll. So enjoy some great music. Mention some SL stuff, play a promo for SNation, talk about a new show with me and Bazooka Joe from SW Podcast, mention Steve Eley comment re: PME.

What is Second Life is the question everbody is asking and todays's MindField episode hopes to answer. We've taken our explanation right from SL's site and have matched up  music to some of the key words in the SL info. Hope that it'll both answer some of your questions and encourage you to explore the fascinating virtual community if you haven't already. Picture is my SL avatar: Chill Moksung doing what his name says: Chillng!

Today's show is a bit ecelectic in topic as in music, a potpourri if you will. Talk about some interesting statisitics garnered from some scam marketers site, Second Life foray, and having some blog conversation with admired musician-Dave Allen of Gang of Four.

Remixes (check out CCMixter) have been getting a lot of my attention lately. Listening doing them, etc. I attempt to explain difference between remix and mashup. Play some Touch and Go label music on their 25th  anniversary, heads up to Andrea for telling me about the concert. Play promo for WanderRadio and JC Hutchins premier of 7th Son II-Deceit on Second Life.

Talk about some markets and shops in Asia. Do Episode 5 of the Monkey King and some tuneage. That's all she wrote.

Wasup friends and fellow music lovers? Talk about me as Bounty Hunter tracking down long lost friends via the net ala Boba Fett. Share some whimsy from the days of my youth. Mention my audio bit on lst EGC clambake explaining  why I bother to podcast. The rest-the ears have it! Deadpan promo

I'm not going to say much here because I already said what I had to say in the podcast. However I would like to say how very proud I am of the NYC Police and Fire Departments and the people of NYC during that time of crisis and insanity, and how they showed their humanity and great courage. It broke my heart to see the Towers fall, but seeing you folks take action and overcome by living life with gusto, made my heart beat again.

Here is a very poignant poem from my friend Aron that was there in NYC that day.

Wasup peeps? Here's the first episode of All Noted podcast with Jean Marais (MoShang) as my cohost. I think you'll be pleased but we'll reserve judgement until we get your seal of approval. Jean prepared the following remixes from 5 sources. Thanks to Andrea Hottie, Jack Mangorum, Jack WolfRadio Man, and Paul the BaldiCon Fisch for helping me critique the intro/outro music-hope the rest of you like it too!

Today's SongStory is about James and his girlfriend troubles. How do they resolve them? Listen and find out.

Today's show contains episode 5 of the Monkey King. No earth shaking rants or anecdotes. Just hanging on a lazy Sunday. Brought lots of sounds with me-here they are:

Well friends the Big Easy is still around a year after Katrina tried to beat her down. A lot of changes have occurred some good, others not so optimal. I recite a RATM song as poem and share some thoughts, mention Frank's Place. Music selection is  funky and soulful in  honor of  it's teacher: New Orleans.

Howdy posse-today's show is a rant on music, where it's going, how it got there,etc. Mention the impending doom of Tower Records, Longtail model, scarcity model, and Future of Music. Most importantly play a bunch of slammin' tunes.

So we all been there and done that. I did ep. 4 of Monkey King played a good eclectic mix-stuck in a cool promo from Jack H at Wander Radio and skidaddled.

One of the common and fascinating sights here in Taiwan and Asia. Must less frequent then when I first got here. Today's show no real theme-just some great tunes. Happy Birthday Kevin(#12)!

Episode 3 of the Monkey King. Shout out to Bryan-exhortation to listeneners to contribute content for review, poems and or short fiction. Will be doing piece by Eric from Ontario on next Mindfield. Keep your ears open for new  podcast coming up co-hosted by Jean of MoShang. We'll feature some of his music, maybe even some of mine and lot's of others and some chat on music and life in general from a Brooklyn Bluesman and South African sound jeweler living in Taiwan. Include a couple of promos: Weaver's Web & 7th Son

Give a shout out to some new listeners. Play some German Industrial by request and talk about favorite record store from Brooklyn childhood and what became of store-owner. Tunes speak for themselves.

This MindField episode is about the positive ramifications of the color Black. All the thematic info was gathered from WikiPedia article on black.

Second installment of the "Monkey King." Talk about some scary memories from NY and Taipei. As for me-it's all about the tunes, here they are

This MindField show is part 1 of 2. It deals with the color black. Please note: It has nothing to do with African, Afro-American or other dark skinned races. The theme here is the negative ramifications of the color only. The next show will be about the positive ramifications of the color. All the thematic info was gathered from WikiPedia article on black.

Today's SongStory offers us a young hipster-in-training. A bout of clubbing and other escapades lay the framework for our story. Did I mention the music is slamming?

The new trend in electro-dance bands is very exciting as they blend the rock with heavy dance beats. Lots of good flavor there and it is a very international trend-boundary-less the way I like it. We also feature the first reading from the "Monkey King" one of the Chinese classics. even mention the "dead monkey boy" thing.

Time to Chill Down again. Going crazy from the heat. Got some nice music and words that evoke images of relaxing on nice beaches with cool breezes. Some songs that sound like some well-known surfer turned singer-songwriter. Good summer mix over all.

Wow-hard to believe after all these years the (NY) Dolls are doing another record. Not bad in fact. Open things up with their single and play some other interesting new stuff. Share some Taiwan memories (with MoShang's Nun Other in the bed) and do new segment, "According to Me" reccomending Chuck Prophet to Jim.

Today's MindField is a very noirish rendering of Jack Mangan's flash fiction piece: Truth or Consequences Motel, which was published in Neometropolis magazine. Here is the music that help's set the mood.

Treasure Island is the name of a flavor of ice cream scraped together from the bottom of several tubs of ice cream. Today's show is a "treasure island" of music-great interesting stuff, my newest eX-Wife Files (The Dream Sequence), some promos: Share the pain and Spherical Tomi, and my continued lunacy slowed down only by playing the best music I can find. Come on in the water is fine.

Today's FreeCulture News welcomes Jean Marais from Capetown, SA. More recently multi-cultural (African/Chinese) electronic recording artist MoShang(Jean's recording name) from Taichung, Taiwan. I had the pleasure of talking with Jean in his home studio allowing me to view some of his computer music tools and instruments. Jean is a very interesting person with a real good feel for music as you will hear in the interview.

For the contest-Jean is giving away a new MoShang: Chill Dynasty CD to the first person that provides correct answer to clue included in the podcast. All the info for contest is at the ChillDynasty site.

More specifically a "Thee" and "A" show. All the band names begin either with "thee" or "a". The "thee" bands tend to have a pronounced "British invasion" garage band flavor and more than likely include Thee Billy Childish. Some interesting stuff in any case. Shout out to Jack M and Deadpan podcast.

Well if you are some of the few who haven't heard JC Hutchin's 7th Son podiobook. You're in for a pleasant surprise, with a twist. This episode welcomes JC Hutchins to GLU. JC informs us of the musical tastes of his 7 clone characters and one extra: Master cloner baddie: John Alpha. Great selection of eclectic genre/nation music. Why am I talking when I should be showing, duh:

Clone
John: Monster 3:15 Sparkle*Jets U.K.
Michael: Estranged Panic 3:22 JT Bruce
Jack: No Meaning No 3:12 Chuck D With Fine Arts Militia
Jonathan: Sénégal Fast Food 4:19 Amadou & Mariam
Fr. Thomas: Hand of Mercy 3:47 Hope Trueblood
Dr. Mike: Juego 5:26 Mutandina
Kilroy 2.0: TTC 3:59 Dancingbox (Modeselektor remix)
Cloner Baddie-John Alpha: Force Fed 5:23 Strapping Young Lad
Clonical music bed: Sister Saviour (Blackstrobe Remix) 7:05 The Rapture

Today's cast is just some music pointed out by some different friends. Good stuff and all new to me-yeah, the best kind. Nothing better to me than friends bearing "music." Mention a couple of listener VM's, comments, e-mails-the stuff that rocks my world. Also mention a podcast I'll be doing with JC Hutchins, author of the Seventh Son. We'll compare notes and come up with songs to represent the different key characters in his exciting novel. The show with JC will be up on 7/14.

Well happy to do a little texas-themed music show. theree is so much stuff from that place,a nd about that place. Could do dozens if not hundreds of shows, but... I did this "one" so here it is. Talked about major political/social changes in Taiwan that occurred when I first arrived and some culinary experiences. No, not the canine kind. Played a Vm from new listener Andy and a promo from Seventh Son/Infected contest.

Here is annual 4th of July all rock show for you. 12 songs uninterrupted guaranteed to get you in that "rockin" mood. Hope you have a great family/friend/personal time. Deep philisophical comment: "Just remember people are what make a nation great. What makes America great is that the people are from all nations and ethnic backgrounds offering a rich mix of culture. We have the tools to extract and understand the truth. It's up to us to utilize them." Happy 4th-Bring our boys and girls home.

SoundStory time gang. David's dillema, where diplomacy and dialogue serve as dutiful devices. Delightful ditties drive us to delectable delerium during the audiodrama. Ok I'm alliterated out. Dig the music.

Hello Leguppers-today's show themeless, but not pointless. Good mix of tuness with sometalk about Taiwan food-Oyster omlettes and Snow-flower ice. We want feedback on vacation plans and what music you like that we play, what kind of stuff do you like, etc. VoiceMail, blog comments, e-mails all welcome. VM-is best to share with everyone. Still one prize left to next VM caller-so hurry!

This will finish out the "Blue" colored songs for now. Making progress with the new software but still room for improvement. What do you think? VM played them from Paul, Brad P, and Alvie-Styrene-keep 'em coming. Keep ideas for shows and requests coming too.

I came over all kinds of adversity to get this show done. Did it once and my hard drive tried to revolt . Did it stop me, did it intimidate me? Hah, I overcame through superior BlueShogun technology and warcraft. Here is is a great bunch of Blue songs. Please be understanding am working with new OS and new recording software which is wonderful but my first time using it. I think next show will be the killer-the BlueShogun show.

Well here is the Yellow/Gold music show. The title taken from Donovan's Mellow Yellow. The yellow/gold songs bring one of the brighter forms of light energy. Keep the voice mails/comments coming.

Here we are once again co-conspirators. Got 4 VM(voice mails) included send me mailing info to bbluesman at gmail dot com if you'd like to claim a prize. Still a slice of cherry pie or 2 left. Couple of Taiwan flashbacks bout old demon alcohol and drinking culture here. Wild and crazy songs? Of course. Keep the VM coming they inspire me.

No sailor's delight, but a bunch of songs having "Red" in their titles. Needed that "red power" to help drive away the rains and help dry things out here in water-logged Taiwan. Dinosaur Music Minute: Humble Pie  Video Link

I'm here to help cool you down today. I'm so good at making snow I should be one of the X-Men! Don't need the air conditioner, no need to worry Al Gore. I bring a MindField full of snow and cool imagery and music to help you cool down while the temperature goes in a different direction outside.

Don't really know how to decribe the feeling I had during this podcast. Nice, kind of spacey, have to stick with nice. The heavy "plum rain" falling in the background. Made me think of a very pleasant early Taiwan memory which I talk about. Good mix of eclectic music in feel and origin. Shout out to JC Hutchins/Scott Sigler/ Slice of Sci Fi(Mike & Evo) extravaganza on 6/6/06. Play a couple of Podiobooks.com promos. Talk about another memory of wrong doing and hush money paid out... No, not by me. Shout out to Hugh and Sarah B.

Two of my Colorado buddies Jimmy and Alvie( provided this cool video link for Flyleaf ) helped with some good song reccomendations, and I did some research. Some good Denver bands featured here along with their Texas band friends. Do a new segment, "Punk Rock Lyrics and a Music segment on the master-Jimi Hendrix.Phenomenal video from Jimi's last show here. For infections resulting from contaminated mp3 go here.

Today's MindField is about the Dragonboat Festival-one of the "big 3" of traditional Chinese holidays. Time for the boat races, eating jongdze, etc. I had a couple of comments about some strange signal traces in audio feed. I checked with LibSyn and they said you can check here if that happens.

Hey weekenders-here's some cool reggae music to offset the rising temperature of the impending summer. Chill out with these good, peaceful vibes.

Share some reminisces about taking some customers to the Shaolin Pub in Taipei. Jimmy from Denver asked me to read a poem and made a request. Please feel free to make requests for podsafe music and I'll be happy to oblige if I have it.

In today's show I talk about some interesting culinary fare. Received a call from Jimmy from Denver on Toadies/Black lagoon. Play a taxi experience by Karen from Kalifornia. Podiobooks.com promo: Spherical Tomi.Geek out on Roxy Music and play some good tunes to make sense out of it all.

The title says it all for this episode of mindfield.Yeah, I guess you can say it's like the Mars/Venus thing but with much better music, always!

Todays podcast I talk some about the "spirit of community" shared via podcasts, blog posts, skype, etc. Compare skype to the electronic "back yard fence" between neighbors.Today's Dinosaur Music Minute is Aerosmith's: Rocks. Play some groovy tunes with Hockey Night dedicated to Jack, Jason and Alvie.

Well howdy y'all. Today is a SongStory show with our hero Joe getting himself locked in the liquor store,oops. Played promo for House Down Cherry Tree Lane and Ex-Wife files. Enjoy!

How many people asked me that question before I left for and on the plane flight to Taiwan? Link for Grand Hotel. Mark's Taiwan Flashback is a new segment for these Taiwan stories. How I wish I could play music from my favorite old bands and can't because of RIAA/licensing issues-but it can't stop me from band geeking and lighting a fire under my listeners to go and check out these great bands-Mark's Dinosaur Music Minute. Todays' featured band : King Crimson and their albums Lark's Tongues in Aspic, Starless and Bible Black and Red. Mention Eno collaboration: Baby's on Fire. Fight the Power, baby! Shout out to Jimmy from Denver and Wander Wolf. Wander Wolf is also producing an audioplay of Jack Mangan's award winning short story: 16 Pieces at a Time. Play promo for: Come Let Me Whisper

Today I remininisce about that wonderful first experience visiting the local tax office and having to pay basic minimum tax. I still think that lady made it up for my benefit. Play some promos for a couple of PodioBooks: Amerindian 2912 and Consider the Elephant and mention eX-Wife Files is out now. Mention my friend Dean is starting a new business partly inspired by his fathers word's of encouragement to me.

Todays's podcast is a SongStory cast. Thanks to Bazooka Joe for feedback at ITunes. Play another eX-Wife-Files. Here are the eclectic mix of songs that help build the story.

Please buy music directly from artists whenever possible

Well gang, I know it was the mother of all pregnant pauses, but here we are with the resumption of Lawrence Lessig's Free Culture podcast. Today's chapter was read by Illudium podcast host: E. Hugh Brackett. Hugh is in the IT field, lives in Northern Virginia and is also a member of the Disembodied Voices Podcast group.

Talk about a few more Taiwan experiences you can read on these here at The Bluesman's Killing Floor. Mention forthcoming interview on Jack Mangan's Deadpan Podcast and Bob Lefsetz's Letter. The rest is all in the music.

Had all of these songs originally picked out for anniversary show, but... Play EWF #5, talk about hooking up with Dean, my buddy John's son and give shout out to 2 Vlogs- It's Jerry Time! and Ze Frank.

Please buy music directtly from artists whenever possible.

Yes kiddies it's true, Getting a Leg Up turned one year old on 04/28/06. Wow, it kind of flew by. Play some clips from various episodes of mine to put it all in context. Gave a bunch of shout outs: Brother Love, C.C. Chapman, Adam Curry, Cory Doctorow, Dave Slusher, Lawrence Lessig, Wingin It: Mike, Evo "Snakes on a mofo cosmos" Terra, Summer and Joe; D-Voices Posse: Aron Michalski, Brad P. from NJ, Nick Carver, Mike Potter, John Tai, and Hugh Brackett; Podiobooks.com and PBooks friends: Jack Mangan, Tee Morris, J.C. Hutchins, and TD0013.

Today's show I play another episode of eX-Wife Files and share annecdotes about my buddy John D., pursuing dreams, and taking advantage of opportunities. Give a shout out to Aron Michalski for skype listen to the traveling show, and to J.C. Hutchins for nice note.

Funny how the music business can sound just like "monkey business." Seems the music making monkeys are taking control of their music and the money making monkeys don't like the bananas they are left with. We play the following songs over a bed of verbal prose imagery and some song lyrics. Famous comment on Music Biz: The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There's also a negative side. Hunter S. Thompson 

In fact it was Taichung but Seattle is probably th closest US city to here. We played episode 3 of the "eX-Wife files" our original audio fiction series. Mention PodioBooks.com, Jack, Aron Michalski and Jack Mangan. Play 2 promos, some new music and skidaddle.

Yes lovers of good audio books and literature, it's true. Todays FC News offers interview with PodioBooks.com co-founders Tee Morris and Chris Miller.I talk with them seperately on their roles and experiences in starting PB.com. We play several CC songs with 3 of them from Magnatunes.com which is one cool label and provides it's artists with half of the income from sales. Similar to what PB.Com does with it's authors on received donations.

Today's MindField will take you on a journey that includes :Easter Bunnies, Jesus, Spring, Rain, Flowers and new life.

Episode 2 of  the "eX-Wife Files" is played four your listening pleasure. Today's SongStory is all about the old "noggin." Using it, working with it and without it, but hopefully not losing it. Of course we reole out the heavy artillery off songs from a bevy of international podsafe bands. Oh yeah! Thanks to Paul the Balticonning ADDFisch for the skype props. Will have a nifty Free Culture News interview program next week with Tee "24" Morris and Chris  "Code Shaman" Miller talking about the good stuff happening over at Podiobooks.com. You say what no Evo Terra-hey none of us could handle that triple-threat. For all of you Free Culture fans patient;ly waiting we'll have some new shows going real soon with assistance from the Illudium guy- Ed Gadget, er.. Hugh Brackett helping out.

Today we continue with tear a page out of the dictionary theme. Let's just stick with "G" for groovy, as in all the groovy music that's included. Share a few more personal anecdotes-how I got into music, etc. Hope y'all dig it. We were invited to join the Arts.Bloglist so check out some of the cool blogs and podcasts over there.

Yes, I'm standing here with my gold ultra-deluxe tritium foil hat on-giving you a list of predictions that were full of hubris and completely erroneous. Layered in and around this are the latest in cutting edge songs for the 3D listener. We at MindField endeavor to do stuff we find interesting, because we like doing that. We strenuously do not object to you liking it too.

Sharing some memories of arriving in Taiwan, flight over, seeing Wire in NY and of course some dynamite music.

This is the holiday celebrated here to honor the "previous inhabitants of the planet", those "dearly departed." Put that in your MindFields and listen. I promise the music is very uplifting.

We reveal that musicians around the world are working together to make us happier!Hey there posse-laying some good sound down for ya. Got a new treat as well-an PodioDrama bit I did, called eX-Wife Files. Eclectic mix as always and pretty hot if I do say so. Hope y'all dig, and dance, and smile and all that good stuff.

What a fine lass Annie was. Very different from her cousin Guglielmo(inventor of radio). An Irish rose Annie was. We spin a yarn about Annie in today's SongStory© incorporating songs about the radio and airwaves.

Water, the stuff of legend, of life. The substance that keeps us going on this globe mostly covered by the liquid. We crave it like the Fremen on Arrakis craved spice, only difference our eyes don't get that nice blueish glow, but our skin does get a nice sheen to it. Splash it, sip it, swim in it, cleanse in it. All this and a variety of water music to refresh your ears.

Yes, folks we all have our mellow moods, even the Bluesman. Have no fear the musical selections are not all mellow, but they are all good! Winding down a great birthday day(#47 if you care to know), with a couple of nice scotches to really put the mellow on with a capital "M."

I've been thinking about the subject of dreams and the action as well. What can I say-surreal, vital, addictive, mysterious and fascinating to rattle off a handful of adjectives. The famous poet and Taoist immortal Chuang Tzu wrote the Butterfly Dream. This is a poem where the poet questions is it himself dreaming he is a butterfly or is he in fact a butterfly dreaming he was Chuang Tzu-do you all get that? Anyhow, the Butterfly Dream together with the musical: Monk's Dream serve as the bed over which we play these songs.

This MindField cast is comprised of some sound bites of Jonathan from interview I did with him last winter, spurious facts I fabricated for the sake of laughs(hopefully Jonathan's included), In Monkey Land (Arthur Collins and Byron G. Harlan, 1907), and a bunch of Jonathan's wonderful songs. Jonathan Coulton typifies the spirit of Free Culture and Creative Commons to me-thanks for that JoCo!

Playing some great eclectic music from bands/artist names that begin with "E" in my attempt to really get through the archives and play all kinds of good indie podsafe music. Had a nice not e the other day from a band member-Hi-just stumbled onto your blog. I'm in the Bad Rackets...thanks for including us! great to see people spreading our stuff around..thanks again.clint Hey Clint-that's that's we're all about man! Mention upcoming interview with the baddest mofo in podcasting( Dave Slusher/EGC-according to Jonathan Coulton) and an all Jonathan Coulton music cast coming up soon. Dedicate a "Virginia song" to a bunch of Virginia friends( Hugh & Sarah, Tee & Mrs. Tee, Paul & Martha, and Ken & Nancy)

Perhaps the Demented Millionaire, no not me unfortuntely (well maybe the dementia part) but John Hodgman. John Hodgman of Little Gray Books, Areas of My Expertise, Self-promoter par excellence, crime partner of Jonathan Coulton(aka Crouton), gang-banger ( the Whiffenpoofs), and the aforementioned “DM� of the They Might Be Giants Podcasts. I almost forgot he is the accuser of Jonathan Crouton’s poor cat-iquette(funny video). Todays story is from one of John’s hobo essays in the Areas of My Expertise book. While John is not really a demented millionaire, he told me if he sells a million books he’ll gladly become one, and hire me to say funny things on his podcast.

We resume the dictionary series with the wonderful letter "f", the head of finance, fortune, fame and famine. Hey wait, we were doing better at the start. Some great tunes and shout out to Karen and Smokin' Joe, ICE attendees: Tee Morris and Jack Mangan, new Clambake-EGC:Dave Slusher w/ guest Jonathan Coulton, and Sarah B., Hugh's wife.

When I was back in the US recently I was appalled by the number of pharmaceutical ads on tv and their tone-get the consumer tweaked about some drug or condition and go tell your physician to prescribe said drug... This really alarmed me, thus I rant and mix music in. Play some promos for my new site, Kick Ass Mystic Ninjas and Babylon 5 podcasts. Todays spoken content from the FDA themselves no wonder it's as bad as it is. Today's music is all druggy in theme.

Mention Frank Key and Hooting Yard podcast and play promo, give shout out to Karen from Kalifornia, and play promo for the Kick Ass Mystic Ninjas before I go into hyper-spiel. Who likes the new blog? Give me a holler or a dollar. Getting a Leg Up intro/outro music graciously provided by NYC's best funky band-Organic. http://bbluesman.com

Yes folks we have a MindField cast today looking at some humorous annecdotes on the Blues provided by the Bitter Man(Aron Michalski) of Parking in Bitter Man Circle podcast. In addition we've assembled some of the best blues music, past and present to fill out the program. If it ain't well... I guess then I'm not the Brooklyn Bluesman. http://bbluesman.com

Jimmy is the lead character in today's SongStory tale. He's different, a little bit like Tommy ( the Who's) and will be just fine when the rest of the world catches up to him. He's happy! http://legup.blogspot.com

Travel Advisory-we traverse the globe on this one. Great mix of music from Norway, Scotland, Senegal, Cuba, US, and all points in between, The ladies finish is of for us today. All the fine songs from SXSW showcased bands. http://legup.blogspot.com

Hey posse (no Tonto jokes Ken). Here's a mini-cast on Uplifter.org recent developments. If the spirit moves you, please get involved. The rest is in the mp3, thanks. http://legup.blogspot.com

Today's SongStory features music from SXSW Showcase artist series is about Michael Menaregay radio-geek and gear head who got his girl. It's worth a listen. http://legup.blogspot.com

Second in series of shows featuring Showcase bands from Austin, Tejas renowned indie music festival. Talk a little about history of SXSW and why it's located in Austin. http://legup.blogspot.com

It's true music and film fans-SXSW is coming up soon. We will be doing a series of shows featuring music of bands appearing at the event. http://legup.blogspot.com

I try to give a little insight into the Chinese Zodiac System of Animals(12 year cycle) with some related cultural trivia. The songs I play represent each of the animals(or do they?)http://legup.blogspot.com

That's right folks-we have a SongStory today about the Oklahoma outlaw-none other than Traverse Onion. Lot's of good tuneage to support our story so don't miss out. http://legup.blogspot.com

Yes, "D" is the next page of the dictionary which sends me into delerious delight in my undaunted diction. http"//legup.blogspot.com

Today's show is an interview with Michael R. Mennenga and Evo Terra of DragonPage podcasts. http://legup.blogspot.com

Some more musical selections from bands who's name begins with "C". The 411 on Chinese Lunar New year and the "year of the dog."

On with the alphabeta approach to musical podcasting. Today we have the first batch of "c"s.http://legup.blogspot.com

I'm a happy Bluesman today-I feature info/output from 2 of my favorite people from the blog/podosphere: Dave Slusher and Jonathan Coulton.http://legup.blogspot.com

Indie Labels Give Free MP3s to Customers Who Buy vinyl BoingBoing posted by Cory D. http://legup.blogspot.com

Mention Pandora and AmigoFish/Evil Genius Chronicles before getting on with the story.http://legup.blogspot.com

Short one here-expect more regular FC News with current events and Creative Commons music.http://legup.blogspot.com

More from my musical dictionary-today we do the :"B"s. Do a promo for EFF and dedicate a song to Ken Nelson. RIP-Lou Rawls and condolences to his family.http://legup.blogspot.com

So today we begin with the numbered stuff and the "A"s http://legup.blogspot.com

Free Culture 10/Property/Chapter 8:Transformers http://legup.blogspot.com

Big New Years show http://legup.blogspot.com

long tail discussin great music http://legup.blogspot.com

great Tucson music http://legup.blogspot.com

Free Culture 9/Property/Chapter 7:Recorders http://lrgup.blogspot.com

MindField cast http://legup.blogspot.com

More great XMAS music http://legup.blogspot.com

Fun stuff based on my buddy Aronski with great music to support http://legup.blogspot.com

For Beer Lovers and beer music lovers http://legup.blogspot.com

Good music mix some plugs http://legup.blogspot.com

FC8 http:legup.blogspot.com Come and Play in our Mindfield!

Hodgman hobo essay & xmas musi http://legup.blogspot.com

Guet Aronski Chris Whitley tribute htp://legup.blogspot.com

SongStory with psychedelic/spacey kind of theme http://legup.blogspot.com

SongStory show-enjoy http://legup.blogspot.com

Jonathan Coulton Interview and music http://legup.blogspot.com