Radio Free Burrito Episode 45 – No Secret Messages

Hey nerds! It’s time for a new Radio Free Burrito! This show features a whole lot of talking about stuff, including the JoCo Cruise, art, auditions, and why it’s great to do things that are hard.

• Radio Free Burrito doesn’t work as hard to earn its [EXPLICIT] tag as Memories of the Futurecast did, but it still manages to upset mom and get Twitter breakup messages from sensitive people. You have been warned.
• This episode’s theme music is Master of Puppets, from the album of the same name.
• Like nerds? Like boats? Like food that is mostly salt? You’re gonna love JoCo Cruise 2017!
• I run with Zombies, Run!, and so should you.
• Here’s the proof of concept video thing I made. It’s called Ephemeral Nightmare.
• The Decline of Western Civilization dovetails really well with Urgh! A Music War.
• That ABC show about the Sunset Strip and the murder guy was canceled after, like, three episodes? Wicked City? I know they made more than three episodes. They should release the rest of them. The show was flawed, but had a lot of potential.
• You can buy music from The Jackalopes at Magnatune.com.
• I was thinking about how the documentary AMY makes me so sad, because literally every single person in her life who should have protected her failed her, because of their own narcissism and greed.
• I read a story from my blog about The First Mile. It went better than expected. It featured music from Kalabi.
• You can find Movies With Mikey at YouTube.
• You can listen to TV Crimes at our website, or in the usual places you find podcasts.

No, you don’t find podcasts under a hobo fuckpile. Why would you even think that?

• This episode is 59m23s long and 62.9MB big.
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• This is the end of the show notes.

Okay, enough of the talk about secret messages. Here’s your embed.

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Radio Free Burrito Episode 40: …meh, it’s good enough.

Hey, Welcome to Radio Free Burrito!

This week, I talk a lot about my creative process, how I’ve found myself at a bit of a creative and existential crossroads, and what I’m doing about it.

• The logo was designed by WWdN:iX reader Marc, who asked that I not link to his “in progress” website. Thanks, Marc!
• Radio Free Burrito doesn’t work as hard to earn its [EXPLICIT] tag as Memories of the Futurecast did, but it still manages to upset mom and get Twitter breakup messages from sensitive people. You have been warned.
• This week’s theme music is M-Squad, recorded by Johnny Gregory and his Orchestra.
• I’m nominated for another Audie this year!
• I thought I’d recorded 38 audiobooks. Turns out it’s slightly less: 28 for various authors at Audible, 3 of my own at Bandcamp, 2 for Cory Doctorow at craphound, and I think a couple others I’m forgetting. Still, wow.
• The cast of True Romance is phenomenal, and I think it’s some of Bronson Pinchot’s best work.
• One of the funniest scenes in Serial Mom.
• But, seriously, True Detective.
• Awww, hell-tits.
• Music time was St. Barnabas, by The Seldon Plan. It’s from their fantastic album, The Collective Now.
• I found some lovely Vivaldi concertos at archive.org.
• Thank you, Dangerousminds dot net.
• This is the end of the show notes.
• This episode is 51 minutes long and 22Mb.

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Radio Free Burrito Episode Thirty-Seven: In a Row?

It’s later than usual, but it’s not a year later! How about a new Radio Free Burrito!?

This week, I talked a lot about our secret vacation, and Anne joined me to share a story from her blog.

I think I’m finally getting the hang of mixing podcast audio in Audacity, largely thanks to the wiki.

A couple of very  notes:

• The logo was designed by WWdN:iX reader Marc, who asked that I not link to his “in progress” website. Thanks, Marc!
• Radio Free Burrito doesn’t work as hard to earn its [EXPLICIT] tag as Memories of the Futurecast did, but it still manages to upset mom and get Twitter breakup messages from sensitive people. You have been warned.
• This week’s theme music is Where Eagles Dare, which comes from Iron Maiden‘s fucking PERFECT album, Piece of Mind. Up the irons!
• Eight reasons Ted Cruz is incompetent and shouldn’t be chairing a science committee in congress.
• The song I played before Anne joined me, is called Kiss Me Once Like You Did Before, by Luz Y Fuerza, who apparently were a thing in 1971, and totally not a ripoff of Chicago.
• Anne’s story of awkward Canadian travel tips is delightful.
• Here’s the recipe I use to make taco seasoning (I use less salt, YMMV).
• If you wanted to listen to the original Mercury Theater on the Air’s War of the Worlds, it’s at the Internet Archive.
• Here’s a picture I took of Lake Louise.
• This episode is 58:19, and is 82.3MB.
• That’s all the notes. Enjoy!

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