Odeo podcasts for tag: white

SNRM: It's Aw In Yer Heid!

Thu, 17 Jan 2008 00:50:22 GMT

After an entirely melodramatic introduction, a rundown of his merry maladies, and an earth-shattering announcement, Spike does exactly what he promises not to; talks about American politics. Not for long though. And he does pay a rare compliment to John McCain, so that alone is worth listening for, because it probably won’t happen again.

British Prime Minister (Never A Frown With) Gordon Brown wants every Brit to be on the organ donor list by default – Spike, who currently has an uncle in need of a lung transplant, isn’t sure how he feels about it.

The death penalty debate comes around again with the release of Ohio death row Scot Kenny Richie, why the people who spent the most on a Blu-Ray DVD player are getting the crappy end of the stick, the Oscars, fakey psychics and the answer to why American Idol isn’t selling records.

All that, plus another appearance from Brendan The Iremonger (iremongerlives.blogspot.com) with his traditional Podcast-Within-A-Podcast which, this week, includes Brendan’s fine baritone singing voice belting out a verse of “Jobbie Circus” and plenty of feedback from the cheeky chappies in the peanut gallery.

The White Stripes - Blue Orchid

Wed, 26 Dec 2007 04:12:41 GMT

From “Get Behind Me Satan” Great Song.

The_Untold_Story_of_Gun_Confiscation_After_Katrina

Mon, 24 Sep 2007 06:01:12 GMT

NOFX - Don't Call Me White

Mon, 03 Sep 2007 23:16:49 GMT

from the 1994 album “Punk in Drublic”

sun And Haw: Joshua Manchester, drumset and Clifton Ingram, guitar. Track 3

Tue, 12 Jun 2007 17:52:44 GMT

The guitar-drums duo of Ingram and Manchester marks a decided endeavor to explore musical understatement, a project that, by considering its relationsship with “silence,” respects some of the more restrained acoustic qualities of its instrumentation. The resulting compositional vehicles therefore take on a kind of “slow motion sleight of hand,” in which exposition and obfuscation are readily available elements to be shuffled. This invitation into process, however, is rendered more enticing by means of the duo’s contant exploration of fresh, cinematic coloration. -Cliff Ingram

White Stripes vs Notorious BIG - Hypnotize The Army.mp3

Tue, 05 Jun 2007 09:30:20 GMT

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#58 Ramdom Thoughts - mashups & remixes

Sat, 02 Jun 2007 10:52:21 GMT

Track listing:

Scissor Sisters – The Other Side (Fettdog’s Saved Prayer Mix) Cherish v Lock Stock & Two Smoken Barrels – Lock Stock & Two Smoken Do Its (Guv’nor) Supermode v Depeche Mode – Tell Me Why I Lose Myself (I Do Love You) The Cars v L’Trimm v Heaven 17 v Yello – Who’s Gonna Drive The Cars That Go Boom (Apollo Zero) Ennio Morricone v Nas – Ecstasy Of Gold (DJ Erb) Janis Joplin v DJ Shadow – Mercedes Walkie Talkie (Colatron) Pete Hopkins – Become Bros v Muse – When Will I Be Supermassive? (DJ Schmoli) LCD v Kraftwerk – Innocuous Robots (Copycat) Coldplay v Higher State – Higher State Of Time Keeping (Lenlow) Linkin Park v Jay Z v Average White Band – Park Up The Pieces Encore (Leemash) Tegan v Sara v Mylo – Walking With A Ghost In Paris (Party Ben) Go Home Productions – Remixology Mix 2003

#57 Ramdom Thoughts - mashups & remixes

Sun, 27 May 2007 16:41:37 GMT

Inxs – The One Thing (Rhythm Scholar Dangerous Razors Remix) Eurythmics v Marilyn Manson v Snoop Dogg – Sweet Dreams (DJ Erb) Lyrics Born v Average White Band – Callin’ Up The Pieces (Party Ben) Christina Aguilera v Prodigy v Public Enemy – Dirty Bitch You Are Beautiful (Colatron) Martha Reeves v The Vandellas v Peter Gabriel – Dancing In Sledgehammer Street (Bobby Martini) Prodigy v Britney Spears v Madonna v Ludacris – Me Against The Narayan (Dustria) Ashanti v Depeche Mode (Aggro1) Koopa – The One Off Song For The Summer Judas Priest v LL Cool J v Jennifer Lopez – Control Myself After Midnight (DJ Axel) Paul Van Dyk v No Doubt v M5 – Forbidden Fruit (DJ John) Beastie Boys v Pulp v White Stripes v Beatles – Happiness Is A Hardcore Biscuit Drifter (Arty Fufkin) Erasure v Korn Fatboy Slim – Am I Undone (DJ Clive$ter) Iam – August Blog Mixas

Sherpas Mitra and Manchester rock freely

Mon, 12 Mar 2007 21:14:44 GMT

Guitarist Mitra of Sir Edmund Hillary and the Sherpas improvises with Joshua Manchester, the band’s drummer. This recording took place on February 22, 2006. Neither musician feels compelled to restrain themselves to a tempo usually, but in this recording a number of grooves develop. In this rock-based experiment, new ideas lead to various places, or slowly transmute over the course of mistakes and shifting avoidances.

SouthernHistory.net podcast # 5 - March 6, 2007

Tue, 06 Mar 2007 12:11:04 GMT

SouthernHistory.net podcast # 5 – March 6, 2007

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You´re the first, my last, my everything - Barry White

Sun, 04 Mar 2007 23:21:06 GMT

Alcast episode 2

Tue, 19 Dec 2006 14:17:05 GMT

The long-awaited second edition of AlCast!

HOD: how to fight a shark

Sat, 18 Nov 2006 16:21:24 GMT

Heart of Darkness. brought to you by rickshawboy.com and gregbarris.com (odeo)

"White and Nerdy" mp3

Wed, 08 Nov 2006 08:18:50 GMT

so true, so funny, so true. did i mention that it’s true?

Josh Manchester on the 106th Street Bridge over the Calumet River; South Chicago

Wed, 11 Oct 2006 01:22:37 GMT

My friend Jon Vanderbrug and I stood on this bridge watching massive cranes load coal on one side of the river and huge dump trucks move loads of rock on the other. In the distance was an imposing railroad elevating bridge and the commuter-packed skyway. Suddenly behind us a bell began to ring and our bridge began to open to allow passage of a coal barge, driving the seagulls wild and sending us running for the bank.

Manchester Ft. Worth Track 7 Josh with Carter, Case, Belota, and White.

Wed, 27 Sep 2006 01:54:41 GMT

Here is the concluding music to my foray into Texas. Joey Carter starts it off with an infectious dialogue on the vibes which never quite repeats itself. This music is from a session I played with some fine musicians on tour in Ft. Worth. At Sardines, where they play live jazz 7 nights a week, I got together with Jhon Khasen (piano), Daniel Stone (bass), Chris White (bass/flute/trumpet), Leonard Belota (trumpet), and Joey Carter (vibes). I recorded this on a minidisk player next to the drumkit, so apologies for the heavy drums in the mix.

Blogger Stashdauber Ken writes: johnny case, joshua manchester: most exciting music Ive heard so far this yr: an evening of free improv put together by pianist-composer-activist johnny case at sardines, of all places, featuring drummer joshua manchester. also on the set: leonard belota (trumpet), joey carter (vibes), daniel stone (bass), and mvp chris white (trumpet, flute, bass). johnny pulled it together on the quick when manchester called from his sweet home chicago to try and hustle a gig while accompanying his wife on a biz trip. tuesdays usually a dead night at the restaurant, and these cats dream about making music totally extempore, without the constraints of heads, chord changes, expectations, fans. the vibe was redolent of classic dates like dolphys out to lunch or cecil taylors unit structures. from moment to moment, a different man might be the leader, with the others listening and responding empathetically. when we got there, johnny was hammering out tone clusters a la cecil (i finally figured out who he reminds me of: jaki byard, a cat steeped in tradition who can also go out). this led to a dialogue between belota on ruminative harmon mute and chris white playing smears and flurries of notes on open horn. (when not playing, leonard had his eyes closed a lot of the time; id like to have seen the movies that this music was making inside his head.) joshua, can play total sprung riddim a la sunny murray or his homeski famoudou don moye; there were times when the only repeating figures onstage came from joey on vibes or young bassist stone. chris white opened one piece with a virtuosic turn on flute, which manchester, stone, and case built to an intensity. then white moved to bass, playing a legato line with lotsa intervallic leaps and the music spiralled to an even higher level. carter kicked one off with his usual deft four-mallet work, and case, white, and manchester rode it out till they had nothing left to add. there are moments when this music flows like a mountain stream; at others, it surges like an erupting volcano. at all times, its like looking at the world with new eyes. be nice if sardines could do this kinda thang on a regular basis. while not jam-packed, there were a good number of music appreciators in the house. if you werent there, you missed it, kid.

Check out Kens blog at http://stashdauber.blogspot.com/ This is the 5th track of a set which lasted nearly two hours, and Ill be posting all the compositions here over a seven week period. My deepest heartfelt appreciation to Johnny Case for making this happen. Thanks! Josh

More info: www.joshuamanchester.com

Radios In Heaven - Plain White T's

Wed, 20 Sep 2006 11:46:22 GMT

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!)

Joshua Manchester Ft. Worth T6

Tue, 15 Aug 2006 03:16:23 GMT

A solo by Chris White gives everyone the introduction to provide direction for this composition. Leonard makes his entrance fully 10 minutes into the track. This music is from a session I played with some fine musicians on tour in Ft. Worth. At Sardineâ€™s, where they play live jazz 7 nights a week, I got together with Jhon Khasen (piano), Daniel Stone (bass), Chris White (bass/flute/trumpet), Leonard Belota (trumpet), and Joey Carter (vibes). I recorded this on a minidisk player next to the drumkit, so apologies for the heavy drums in the mix.

Blogger Stashdauber Ken writes: johnny case, joshua manchester: most exciting music Ive heard so far this yr: an evening of free improv put together by pianist-composer-activist johnny case at sardines, of all places, featuring drummer joshua manchester. also on the set: leonard belota (trumpet), joey carter (vibes), daniel stone (bass), and mvp chris white (trumpet, flute, bass). johnny pulled it together on the quick when manchester called from his sweet home chicago to try and hustle a gig while accompanying his wife on a biz trip. tuesdays usually a dead night at the restaurant, and these cats dream about making music totally extempore, without the constraints of heads, chord changes, expectations, fans. the vibe was redolent of classic dates like dolphys out to lunch or cecil taylors unit structures. from moment to moment, a different man might be the leader, with the others listening and responding empathetically. when we got there, johnny was hammering out tone clusters a la cecil (i finally figured out who he reminds me of: jaki byard, a cat steeped in tradition who can also go outÃ‚Â). this led to a dialogue between belota on ruminative harmon mute and chris white playing smears and flurries of notes on open horn. (when not playing, leonard had his eyes closed a lot of the time; id like to have seen the movies that this music was making inside his head.) joshua, can play total sprung riddim a la sunny murray or his homeski famoudou don moye; there were times when the only repeating figures onstage came from joey on vibes or young bassist stone. chris white opened one piece with a virtuosic turn on flute, which manchester, stone, and case built to an intensity. then white moved to bass, playing a legato line with lotsa intervallic leaps and the music spiralled to an even higher level. carter kicked one off with his usual deft four-mallet work, and case, white, and manchester rode it out till they had nothing left to add. there are moments when this music flows like a mountain stream; at others, it surges like an erupting volcano. at all times, its like looking at the world with new eyes. be nice if sardines could do this kinda thang on a regular basis. while not jam-packed, there were a good number of music appreciators in the house. if you werent there, you missed it, kid.

Manchester Ft. Worth Track 5

Mon, 14 Aug 2006 05:32:31 GMT

This music is from a session I played with some fine musicians on tour in Ft. Worth. At Sardine’s, where they play live jazz 7 nights a week, I got together with Jhon Khasen (piano), Daniel Stone (bass), Chris White (bass/flute/trumpet), Leonard Belota (trumpet), and Joey Carter (vibes). I recorded this on a minidisk player next to the drumkit, so apologies for the heavy drums in the mix.

Blogger Stashdauber Ken writes: johnny case, joshua manchester: most exciting music Ive heard so far this yr: an evening of free improv put together by pianist-composer-activist johnny case at sardines, of all places, featuring drummer joshua manchester. also on the set: leonard belota (trumpet), joey carter (vibes), daniel stone (bass), and mvp chris white (trumpet, flute, bass). johnny pulled it together on the quick when manchester called from his sweet home chicago to try and hustle a gig while accompanying his wife on a biz trip. tuesdays usually a dead night at the restaurant, and these cats dream about making music totally extempore, without the constraints of heads, chord changes, expectations, fans. the vibe was redolent of classic dates like dolphys out to lunch or cecil taylors unit structures. from moment to moment, a different man might be the leader, with the others listening and responding empathetically. when we got there, johnny was hammering out tone clusters a la cecil (i finally figured out who he reminds me of: jaki byard, a cat steeped in tradition who can also go outÂ). this led to a dialogue between belota on ruminative harmon mute and chris white playing smears and flurries of notes on open horn. (when not playing, leonard had his eyes closed a lot of the time; id like to have seen the movies that this music was making inside his head.) joshua, can play total sprung riddim a la sunny murray or his homeski famoudou don moye; there were times when the only repeating figures onstage came from joey on vibes or young bassist stone. chris white opened one piece with a virtuosic turn on flute, which manchester, stone, and case built to an intensity. then white moved to bass, playing a legato line with lotsa intervallic leaps and the music spiralled to an even higher level. carter kicked one off with his usual deft four-mallet work, and case, white, and manchester rode it out till they had nothing left to add. there are moments when this music flows like a mountain stream; at others, it surges like an erupting volcano. at all times, its like looking at the world with new eyes. be nice if sardines could do this kinda thang on a regular basis. while not jam-packed, there were a good number of music appreciators in the house. if you werent there, you missed it, kid.

Case, White, Stone, Carter, Belota and Manchester in Ft. Worth Track 1

Sat, 12 Aug 2006 22:20:19 GMT

Stashdauber Ken writes: “johnny case, joshua manchester most exciting music i’ve heard so far this yr: an evening of free improv put together by pianist-composer-activist johnny case at sardines, of all places, featuring drummer joshua manchester. also on the set: leonard belota (trumpet), joey carter (vibes), daniel stone (bass), and mvp chris white (trumpet, flute, bass). johnny pulled it together on the quick when manchester called from his sweet home chicago to try and hustle a gig while accompanying his wife on a biz trip. tuesday’s usually a dead night at the restaurant, and these cats dream about making music totally extempore, without the constraints of heads, chord changes, expectations, fans. the vibe was redolent of classic ‘60s dates like dolphy’s out to lunch ‘n’ cecil taylor’s unit structures. from moment to moment, a different man might be the “leader,” with the others listening and responding empathetically. when we got there, johnny was hammering out tone clusters a la cecil (i finally figured out who he reminds me of: jaki byard, a cat steeped in tradition who can also go “out”). this led to a dialogue between belota on ruminative harmon mute and chris white playing smears and flurries of notes on open horn. (when not playing, leonard had his eyes closed a lot of the time; i’d like to have seen the movies that this music was making inside his head.) joshua, who plays regularly at an open jam sponsored by the aacm (still active ‘n’ vital after all these yrs), can play total sprung riddim a la sunny murray or his homeski famoudou don moye; there were times when the only repeating figures onstage came from joey on vibes or young bassist stone. chris white opened one piece with a virtuosic turn on flute, which manchester, stone, and case built to an intensity. then white moved to bass, playing a legato line with lotsa intervallic leaps that reminded me a bit of one local muso’s comment that “chris’ bass playing is a lot like his flute playing,” and the music spiralled to an even higher level. carter kicked one off with his usual deft four-mallet work, and case, white, and manchester rode it out till they had nothing left to add. there are moments when this music flows like a mountain stream; at others, it surges like an erupting volcano. at all times, it’s like looking at the world with new eyes. be nice if sardines could do this kinda thang on a reg’lar basis. while not jam-packed, there were a good number of music appreciators in the house; some of ‘em even ate food. if you weren’t there, you missed it, kid.” Check out Ken’s blog at http://stashdauber.blogspot.com/ This is the warm-up track of a set which lasted nearly two hours, and I’ll be posting the next six compositions here in weeks to come. My deepest heartfelt appreciation to Johnny Case for making this happen. Thanks! Josh

Character

Wed, 21 Jun 2006 01:13:08 GMT

Composed entirely of the sounds of an antique and misused record. This piece is an examination of the hiss underlying albums and a kind of exploration into why it is such a comforting sound to so many people. At different speeds and in different contexts, these background noises, which normally go unheard because of their ubiquity in the recording, take prominence in ‘Character’. As the tessitura and tempo of the music slow down, it is hoped that the listener will find something comforting in the humming narcosis- a retreat to the origin we all share.

White Hole - Piano Again

Mon, 19 Jun 2006 12:00:00 GMT

White Hole – The Pink Album

The two music activists Hanno Leichtmann and Nicholas Bussmann aka White Hole have gathered their experience and produced one album for both brain and feet. The ‘Pink Album’ combines hiphop electronica and jazz elements. So nod your heads and shake you hips for this KYO release.

Tracklisting:

01 He is in jail 02 Ingru 03 Charterflug 04 Le rap du psy 05 Pears and tears 06 Prayer for passive resistance part2 07 Musser reprise 08 Thruth and abstract blues 09 Peter builds 10 Galaxy 11 Piano again 12 We should stay home tonight

Out of this town

Thu, 04 May 2006 00:00:00 GMT

When The Morning Comes

Thu, 04 May 2006 00:00:00 GMT

Witch's Devil Music

Thu, 04 May 2006 00:00:00 GMT

White Boy Rap (Jan 14, 2006)

Sat, 14 Jan 2006 20:40:04 GMT

AN ANGEL POEM BAD ON THE SABBATH

PMD #8 Wednesday 11-23-2005

Wed, 30 Nov 2005 22:28:54 GMT

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The Good Life - Oct 19th

Wed, 19 Oct 2005 00:00:00 GMT

Thirty years ago, our guest thought he had it all: a beautiful home, a lovely family. He was one of the most powerful men in Washington, daily a limousine glided him to his White House office, where his input influenced the decision of the most powerful man in the world. Then it all collapsed.

58th Show with Zman and Littleflurry ARGH!

Mon, 17 Oct 2005 21:54:00 GMT

White Sox Mania! Zman and LittleFlurry are praying for 2 White Sox tickets so Zman can see one World Series game. Maggie May photos are here Things you should never hear from the bathroom. Dumb…

Slate: What Would Bush Do Without His Brain?

Sun, 16 Oct 2005 18:43:23 GMT

What Will They Do Without Karl? If Bush’s Brain is removed, it’s gonna hurt. With speculation rampant in Washington that Karl Rove might be indicted in the CIA leak scandal, Slate’s chief political correspondent John Dickerson imagines a White House without the president’s longtime political guru.

NPR: Turning Phrases: White Whale, Baby...

Sun, 16 Oct 2005 10:36:20 GMT

Puzzle master Will Shortz quizzes one of our listeners, and has a challenge for everyone at home. This week’s winner is Steve Wersan from Ridgecrest, California. He listens to Weekend Edition on member station KNPR in Las Vegas.

NPR: Turning Phrases: White Whale, Baby...

Sun, 16 Oct 2005 10:36:20 GMT

The Alternative Source, October 15th 2005

Sat, 15 Oct 2005 02:10:19 GMT

Betting on White House indictments Getting burned by fake news All the president’s nicknames Planting Dubya’s face in a dog log? Joe Wilson challenges the GOP Visit us at http://www.alternativesourceradio.com © 2005 Frank Sennett

ESPN Radio Daily: October 14, 2005

Fri, 14 Oct 2005 16:42:40 GMT

White Sox C A.J. Pierzynski says he doesn’t think people should still be talking about his 9th inning strikeout in Game 2; Astros P Brad Lidge talks about finally getting an NLCS win in St. Louis; Browns QB Trent Dilfer talks about playing the team he won a Super Bowl with.

Friday Random Five (x2) (#7) As you may, or may n...

Fri, 14 Oct 2005 10:32:00 GMT

Friday Random Five ( x 2) (#7) As you may, or may not, have noticed, the Friday Random Five took the week off last week, thus delaying installment #7 until this week. However, no need to feel cheated—we’re making it up to you with a Friday Random Five(x2) this week, which my rudimentary college education suggests equals a random ten. It’s truly random, too, as there’s stuff from all walks here: new stuff, old stuff, live stuff, etc. So put the water on to boil and watch the leaves come down, the weekend’s upon us. 1- If you haven’t seen the Clumsy Lovers live, it’s only because you didn’t go because chances are outstanding that they’ve been to your town. The Vancouver, BC band plays something like 4,000 shows a year, and they’re in Pocatello, ID tonight. “Amen” (MP3) comes from their 2003 release After the Flood. 2- Speaking of live, one of the best live shows around is put on by Calexico. They’re currently touring with Iron & Wine in support of the In the Reins EP the two put out together, hitting Salt Lake City on October 24th. This gem version of “Stray” (MP3) was recorded at the Casbah in San Diego. 3- It’s Foucault, but it ain’t exactly post-modern. No, this is Jeffrey Foucault, a singer-songwriter originally from Wisconsin. The tune “4 and 20 Blues” (MP3) comes from last year’s Stripping Cane. 4- Next up, it’s a non-album track from Portland, OR-based M.Ward, a personal favorite of mine. “One More Goodbye” (MP3-stream) comes from the Merge Records compilation Old Enough to Know Better. 5- Staying with a Merge artist, Lambchop offers up a spoonful of positivity that’s so much easier to swallow on a Friday (though I’d still recommend the song itself for the rest of the week, too). Soothe your people skills with a live version of “Up With People” (MP3-stream). 6- It was announced this week that the one-woman-band that is Chan Marshall’s Cat Power will be releasing The Greatest, her follow up to You Are Free, this January 24th. Decidedly more blues and groove based than Marshall’s past work, it’s being called her “Dusty In Memphis” moment. Here’s the title track: “The Greatest” (MP3). 7- Also upcoming is the fifth album from the Silver Jews, entitled Tanglewood Numbers. A formula that includes Stephen Malkmus as a side man, a cast of seemingly thousands and the acerbic song poetry of frontman David Berman, the band is always good for refreshingly offbeat, genre-hopping numbers. “I’m Getting Back Into Getting Back Into You” (MP3) appears on the new album, out October 18th. 8- Rumors of the rotting and subsequent festering ferment of the Apples in Stereo were, thankfully, greatly exaggerated. In fact, they’re working on a new album to be released in 2006. “Liza Jane” (MP3) is their contribution to Dimension Mix, a tribute album of sorts to the music of the 5th Dimension, Bruce Haak, and Esther Nelson recently out on Eenie Meenie records. 9- A new tribute album to the music of Elliott Smith by northwest-based artists is being planned for an early 2006 release. This doesn’t happen to included on that particular gathering, but in the same spirit is the Robot Ate Me’s version of Smith’s “Angel In the Snow” (MP3). 10- We close it with a three minute mainline of energy in the form of a non-album track from Nic Armstrong & the Thieves. Hailing from the U.K., the band released their debut full-length The Greatest White Liar earlier this year. “If We Can’t Escape My Pretty” (MP3) isn’t on it. enjoy. rinse. repeat.

ESPN Radio Daily: October 13, 2005

Thu, 13 Oct 2005 15:12:41 GMT

Former MLB umpire Doug Harvey explains how an ump has to hear what’s going on; Colin Cowherd said the umpire blew the call and lied in his post-game press conference; Mike Macfarlane blames the umpire and catcher Josh Paul for not tagging the runner; White Sox infielder Geoff Blum appreciates the baseball Gods watching over his team; and ex-manager Lee Mazzilli said last he checked, three strikes and you’re out.

MLB Game Highlights: 10/11/05

Wed, 12 Oct 2005 02:00:00 GMT

Angels beat jet lag and just do enough to beat the White Sox in first game of American League Championship Series

Channel 93.3 Radio Drama - Bomb Iran

Mon, 10 Oct 2005 15:22:51 GMT

A secret meeting at the White House.

MLB Game Highlights: 10/05/05

Thu, 06 Oct 2005 02:00:00 GMT

White Sox have Red Sox’s backs to the wall, Astros and Ensberg score big on Braves, Angels trip up Yankees.