Chub Creek Podcast

Join me for a bird-song filled stroll through Long Point Bird Sanctuary, and listen to me talk about my new friend, who, by the way, would have had a blast trying to eat all the goslings. Today’s musical selection was “Comfort Zone” by General Fuzz. I found it on a great website called Jamendo. Check it out. By the way, all music played on Chub Creek is, amazingly, downloadable for free. Add your kitty name suggestions in the comments!

For once, I actually sit down and try to say something coherent. “Try” being the key word there. As Yoda would say, “Do, or do not. There is no try.” Check out BIRP.fm for a lot of great music including today’s “2025” by Until the Ribbon Breaks. If you want that stupid ringtone it’s here (iPhone or Android) Take a look at some of the photos I was talking about below (at chubcreek.com)

Do I really need to write this summary? I walk, I talk, I play music (from a full session live on dublab called The Heart Grows Old by Future Islands - amazingly they have some free songs on the FMA), I walk and I talk some more. The usual. Put on your headphones and listen. And don’t forget to answer my mini-poll. Do you have a “real” phone? Put it in the comments below (or if this is your iPhone go to chubcreek.com)

** Update. Sorry about the dead air on the original upload. If you delete and re-download it should be fixed.**

Really just a bunch of navel-gazing, but that’s nothing new, is it? Join me on another nature walk when it’s almost springlike for a change, and listen to me play a new instrument - badly. Thanks to the Scarborough Dude for making me want to talk about myself even more than usual. Today’s music selection was “Quintet in B minor for clarinet and strings, Op. 115” performed by Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center.

It really was a toss up between naming this one “Saskamanitobia” and “Religious Sects and Chunks”. I hope I made the right choice. Today’s musical selection “1977” by Anita Tijou was brought to you freely and legally from the internet as MarvinSuicide.org would say. Thanks to him and to Brenda Dayne of Cast-On.com for unwittingly participating in today’s episode.

A great visit with the kids, and some rambly ramblings from moi. Today’s excellent musical selection was: “Where is that clock” by Mary, Will and Dave circa 2005 and “Bad Things” by Rayland Baxter.

It’s a driving one. Skip this if you don’t like driving ones. Check out the most excellent musical selection “What We’re Missing” by Aor Agni. Sorry about the cold.

Hockey aside, I’d like to thank Sweden for the cool new lamp and end tables for under 50 bucks all in. Music today was “The Darkest Side” by The Middle East. The Ed and Ethel skit was inspired by real events involving parents who were in no way that maniacal about the mints, though they were tasty.

This one’s for Mary. Frying up some Chub Creek lovin. Okay really it’s a lot of whining about how ill I was recently. Music was “Forget the Past” by The Irrepressibles. Enjoy.

Thanks for caring enough to whine and complain about Chub Creek being in your life. Bit of the usual here, with some music by Axial called “Simbiose”. I think I’ve played it before, but I’m too lazy to check, and besides, who cares it’s a great track. Thanks to Ed and Ethel for the carefully synchronized intro.