The trigger I'm using for this episode is a plastic take out box - the type you might find a baked potato in.

It's on the shorter side time wise,

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The trigger I'm using today is the recording I did of a winter stream and the water trickling down.  I hope that you enjoy it.

The last episode I did - I had ended with my plastic bristle pet lint brush and I was doing it back and forth over the microphone head.  I liked it so much I decided to do an episode with just that one brush.  

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I recorded several episodes in my car today - so I just grabbed a few things to use.  I grabbed a wooden bowl - almost heart shaped and would be the size of a salad or cereal bowl.  Then I have what would be a soft dish scrubbing brush, another one that is made of plastic bristles, and the third one is classified as a pet lint brush - but is also made of plastic bristles.   I liked that last one so much- I ended up making another episode of it by itself.  I use the brushes next to the microphone and sometimes right on the microphone.

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The trigger this episode is the rainstick.  I believe this rainstick has been in my house for at least 20-30 years - I'm thinking my parents either brought it home from a cruise or my mom from Mexico when she was doing a class project trip for her nursing bachelors degree in the 1990's.

I love the sound the rainstick makes.  I did a little tapping at the beginning but really just a few seconds.  The majority is just moving the stick back and forth so it makes the rain sound.

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This trigger was super satisfying.  I took a book I wasn't using and ripped pages out of it.  Then those pages got ripped into strips and then into pieces.  I ended up with a pile of paper in my lap.    

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In this episode, the trigger is the padded plastic envelope we get when we get a small package from Amazon or a delivery.  This package delivered a planner - so letter size.  I rubbed, tapped and used my nails to scrape the plastic envelope.

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Okay - I was being corny there - nodding to Meatloaf...  

This episode was recorded not by the dashboard lights, but on the dashboard and the steering wheel.  I often find myself tapping while I'm at a traffic light so since I was recording some other episodes today in my car... well - I tapped for real for all of you.

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In this episode, the trigger I'm using is walking on crunchy snow.

Disclaimer - I'm not really walking - just stepping in place outside my car because I didn't want to carry my computer with me.  But once I find my apple adapter that lets you plug into the lightning port, I will try to taking an actual walk with a microphone clipped to my pant leg.

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This episode is really just a white noise episode where I have recorded the car vent blowing.  

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