Odeo podcasts for tag: humorous

Black Fruit Song

Mon, 25 Sep 2006 14:17:35 GMT

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your black fruit is in the refrigerator

don’t forget to eat

here is your milk

without Ovaltine

Enjoy your time

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Mon, 25 Sep 2006 14:13:57 GMT

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TVoF Podcast # 15

Sat, 02 Sep 2006 06:05:08 GMT

On TVoF Podcast #15: Includes a history of fanzines, interview with Scott Anderson of Xanadu Las Vegas convention, report on upcoming comic/anime/RPG cons from Pacific Fen Spotlight, Joyce and Arnie Katz explain Corflu conventions and give their personal p.o.v., excerpt from “Long” John Nebel’s 1958 radio show “The Party Line” with Arthur C. Clarke, listener audio comments, some music and some fannish fun! Hosted by Bill Mills (time: 57:38) An Audio Feature of The Voices of Fandom – http://TVoF.info Web Sites Mentioned In This Program: Las Vegrants Xanadu Las Vegas convention info Corflu.org Corflu Silver Virtual Con Suite eFANZINES.com Pacific Fen Spotlight The Ghastly Love of Johnny X web site TVoF.info – The Voices Of Fandom web site Email Bill/TVoF ARCHIVE OF ALL PREVIOUS TVoF PODCASTS Do You Have a Microphone Attached To Your Computer? LEAVE US A VOICE MESSAGE USING THE NEW TVoF COMMENT RECORDER (from MyChingo)CLICK HERE! (*Note: recorder will open in a new window!)

Pumpking Fred and Farmer Bob

Fri, 07 Jul 2006 07:40:05 GMT

My first opera.

Judicial Activism, Words still have fixed meanings motherfuckers

Mon, 17 Oct 2005 11:58:00 GMT

We’re back with episode number two. In this episode we tackle an issue that is not only timely but near and dear to our hearts, judicial activism. This episode is more issue-centric than the last one. Try as we might, judicial activism is just not the humorous subject we thought it would be. That could also be because we didn’t get nearly as drunk as we did in the last episode. We’ll be perfectly honest with you folks, if you have no interest in the ongoing debate about judicial activism, you really should skip this episode. While Bob and I entertain ourselves immensely when we talk about this kind of stuff, we recognize that it can be torture for the uninterested. If you are interested give this episode a listen because we believe we have a unique viewpoint on the matter. Be sure to check in on the blog for further articles expounding on judicial activism. These will be posted as Bob and I find the time to write up our notes. 00:00 Opening Toast 01:52 Mark expresses disappointment in the American public 04:02 Nicholas Kristoff oped 04:33 Mark finally gets off his lazy ass and buys a domain name, TheHippieKillers.com 05:46 Hippie values are not as mainstream as the hippies think 06:52 Roe v. Wade, good justice making bad law 08:26 Mainstream values, if they truly are mainstream, will be expressed in the legislative process and not have to be imposed by the Judiciary 10:03 The Judiciary is faced with a choice, maintain a consistent interpretive theory, or face legislative restrictions on their power 11:33 Bob makes fun of Mark’s lisp, in clear violation of the ADA 11:45 Hippies are responsible for the creation of the Religous Right’s national agenda 12:31 As the Constitution stands now, abortion is a local issue 14:13 That’s the beauty of our country, if you don’t like the way something is done in one part, you can go to another 15:35 Defining judicial activism, apparently there’s some kind of confusion about what the term means 16:07 OpEd by Gerwitz 18:32 Sound clip of Stanley Fish on NPR ’s On The Media, defining various terms used in the Judicial Activism debate Transcript 23:30 Bob makes a sexist joke, address all your hatemail to TheHippieKillers@gmail.com, subj: Bob 24:52 Tactical Agnosticism, from Judicial Activism Reconsidered by Thomas Sowell, it’s where you pretend you don’t understand what fucking words mean in order to create a rational for an outcome you have picked out in advance 26:54 The Constitution was conceived as a “living document”, it is ammendable and therefore able to adapt to changing social circumstances 28:55 FDR got the judicial activism ball really rolling 31:07 Allegations of judicial activism being levied by the hippies is a reaction to the changing political landscape that threatens what they had always considered to be a secure base of power 33:01 The Hippie Killers believe in an originalist interpretation of the Constitution, and we explain why 34:00 Commercial break 37:57 A summation of our thoughts on judicial activism 39:20 Comments on Michael Koppleman’s rant about judicial activism on his podcast, Lo-life episode #18 53:22 The Constitution is supposed to protect us, in fly-over country, from being subjected to the will of hippie concentrations on the coasts 60:21 Oddest proposition, A significant number of hippies are actually anti-drug 64:35 The middle of the political bell curve is a sleeping elephant ? 67:16 We wrap this long ass show up with some final thoughts 69:28 Mark totally mangles the closing prayer (you’ve got to hear it to believe it) Visit our blog for more links and some additional commentary as it becomes available

P4: Show 019

Fri, 14 Oct 2005 17:14:57 GMT

Sweettits presents some of the more humorous XXX titles, a couple of sex enhancers are reviewed (Rocket Balm and Flower Balm) and the dangers of cockrings are revealed. Plus uberfan Nightmage’s spectacular promo for our lil’ show.

Regional IT 2005-6 Hiring Trends & Tech Workers Mix

Tue, 04 Oct 2005 14:23:49 GMT

Well, we’re late with this week’s report and podcast – but in the meantime, I thought I’d re-cap the New York hiring stats and ask anyone who has 4th quarter IT hiring trend data for New York and Silicon Valley – feel free to send it my way. We’d all like to see which way the wind is blowing so we can all be sure it’s not just hot air ;-) After listening to me drone on for 1.5 minutes, don’t miss the fun Tech Workers Mix “Anthem” Song! This Weeks MP3/Podcast Link/File: http://TechVenue.com/PODCASTS/TechWorkersMix.mp3

Episode 8: The Wrens

Sun, 18 Sep 2005 18:25:00 GMT

On this episode of IndieInterviews.com, we present a special 30-minute podcast with Charles Bissell & Greg Whelan of The Wrens. Earlier this month, your host Garrison Reid conducted a humorous yet noisey interview with the whole band prior to their Denton show. On this podcast, we conducted two seperate phone interviews in which the guys explain the struggles which produced The Meadowlands, the status of touring and the making of the anticipated follow-up.