conelcast

conelcast episode 023: After the Sea

with apologies to Claude Debussy

Music by British electronic musician conelrad – visit conelrad.co.uk for a full back catalogue.

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Conelcast is free, but is a lot of hard work and costs money to do and to host. Here’s how you can support it either with money or your recommendation!

Supporting with your MONEY!!! £$£$€€££€

I have about six albums of music at conelrad.bandcamp.com. They’re mostly shorter tracks, but these are the albums that inspired conelcast (because people told me that they listened to them while working)/

You can pay whatever you like for them. Some people have done this already (thank you so much).

Free ways to support!!!!!

If you know artists, coders, creatives or open-plan office workers of any kind who could be interested, do let them know about conelcast. Also, if you know of anywhere I could recommend the podcast — popular blogs/sites for artists and other creatives, for instance — do let me know. You can email me at [email protected] or get me on Twitter at conelraduk.

You can join the conelrad mailing list here. That’s the best way to keep updated with conelcast and other conelrad projects.

Rating on Apple Podcasts (even if you don’t use your Apple device to listen)

1. Launch Apple’s Podcast app.
2. Tap the Search tab.
3. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review.
4. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right.
5. Tap the album art for the podcast.
6. Tap the Reviews tab.
7. Tap Write a Review at the bottom.

2. Tell as many people as you can about the show! Recommended it to friends–especially those who are artists, writers, coders or people who just need something to help them focus on what they’re doing. I personally work in a large open-plan hotdesking office and listen to stuff like this all the time.

Whether you do any of the above or not, thank you so much for listening. It’s great that you’d trust me with your ears.

(c) 2019 conelrad. To discuss reuse, derivatives, licensing or commissions please email [email protected].

conelcast episode 022: Abrasive Flow Machining

Music by British electronic musician conelrad – visit conelrad.co.uk for a full back catalogue.

Hey!! I’m going to start a Patreon. Oh, it’s happening. If you have any ideas for rewards/tiers, I’d be really glad to hear what you think. Get me on Twitter @conelraduk or email me at [email protected].

Conelcast is free, but is a lot of hard work and costs money to do and to host. Here’s how you can support it for free.

Supporting with your MONEY!!! £$£$€€££€

I have about six albums of music at conelrad.bandcamp.com. They’re mostly shorter tracks, but these are the albums that inspired conelcast (because people told me that they listened to them while working)/

You can pay whatever you like for them. Some people have done this already (thank you so much).

Free ways to support!!!!!

If you know artists, coders, creatives or open-plan office workers of any kind who could be interested, do let them know about conelcast. Also, if you know of anywhere I could recommend the podcast — popular blogs/sites for artists and other creatives, for instance — do let me know. You can email me at [email protected] or get me on Twitter at conelraduk.

You can join the conelrad mailing list here. That’s the best way to keep updated with conelcast and other conelrad projects.

Rating on Apple Podcasts (even if you don’t use your Apple device to listen)

1. Launch Apple’s Podcast app.
2. Tap the Search tab.
3. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review.
4. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right.
5. Tap the album art for the podcast.
6. Tap the Reviews tab.
7. Tap Write a Review at the bottom.

2. Tell as many people as you can about the show! Recommended it to friends–especially those who are artists, writers, coders or people who just need something to help them focus on what they’re doing. I personally work in a large open-plan hotdesking office and listen to stuff like this all the time.

Whether you do any of the above or not, thank you so much for listening. It’s great that you’d trust me with your ears.

(c) 2019 conelrad. To discuss reuse, derivatives, licensing or commissions please email [email protected].

conelcast episode 021: Local Standard of Rest

Music by British electronic musician conelrad – visit conelrad.co.uk for a full back catalogue.

Happy new year everyone. My new year’s resolution is to finally sort out the conelcast patreon — I think it’s probably worth doing at this point. If you have any ideas for rewards/tiers, I’d be really glad to hear what you think. Get me on Twitter @conelraduk or email me at [email protected].

Conelcast is free, but is a lot of hard work and costs money to do and to host. Here’s how you can support it for free.

Supporting with your MONEY!!! £$£$€€££€

I have about six albums of music at conelrad.bandcamp.com. They’re mostly shorter tracks, but these are the albums that inspired conelcast (because people told me that they listened to them while working)/

You can pay whatever you like for them. Some people have done this already (thank you so much).

Free ways to support!!!!!

If you know artists, coders, creatives or open-plan office workers of any kind who could be interested, do let them know about conelcast. Also, if you know of anywhere I could recommend the podcast — popular blogs/sites for artists and other creatives, for instance — do let me know. You can email me at [email protected] or get me on Twitter at conelraduk.

You can join the conelrad mailing list here. That’s the best way to keep updated with conelcast and other conelrad projects.

Rating on Apple Podcasts (even if you don’t use your Apple device to listen)

1. Launch Apple’s Podcast app.
2. Tap the Search tab.
3. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review.
4. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right.
5. Tap the album art for the podcast.
6. Tap the Reviews tab.
7. Tap Write a Review at the bottom.

2. Tell as many people as you can about the show! Recommended it to friends–especially those who are artists, writers, coders or people who just need something to help them focus on what they’re doing. I personally work in a large open-plan hotdesking office and listen to stuff like this all the time.

Whether you do any of the above or not, thank you so much for listening. It’s great that you’d trust me with your ears.

(c) 2019 conelrad. To discuss reuse, derivatives, licensing or commissions please email [email protected].

conelcast episode 020: (Like) There’s No Tomorrow

Music by British electronic musician conelrad – visit conelrad.co.uk for a full back catalogue.

Happy new year everyone. Have one for me.

HOW TO HELP!!! AHHH

If you know artists, coders, creatives or open-plan office workers of any kind who could be interested, do let them know about conelcast. Also, if you know of anywhere I could recommend the podcast — popular blogs/sites for artists and other creatives, for instance — do let me know. You can email me at [email protected] or get me on Twitter at conelraduk.

You can join the conelrad mailing list here. That’s the best way to keep updated with conelcast and other conelrad projects.

Rating on Apple Podcasts:

1. Launch Apple’s Podcast app.
2. Tap the Search tab.
3. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review.
4. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right.
5. Tap the album art for the podcast.
6. Tap the Reviews tab.
7. Tap Write a Review at the bottom.

Other ways to help:

1. Check out the albums of shorter, more conventional tracks available at conelrad.bandcamp.com. They’re free to download or you can pay whatever you like for them. Some people have done this already (thank you so much).

2. Tell as many people as you can about the show! Recommended it to friends–especially those who are artists, writers, coders or people who just need something to help them focus on what they’re doing. I personally work in a large open-plan hotdesking office and listen to stuff like this all the time.

3. Subscribe and rate/review the podcast on Apple podcasts. I have no clue whether this helps or not. But it can’t hurt.

Whether you do any of the above or not, thank you so much for listening. It’s great that you’d trust me with your ears.

(c) 2018 conelrad. To discuss reuse, derivatives, licensing or commissions please email [email protected].

conelcast episode 019: Escalate to De-escalate

Music by British electronic musician conelrad – visit conelrad.co.uk for a full back catalogue.

HOW TO HELP!!! AHHH

If you know artists, coders, creatives or open-plan office workers of any kind who could be interested, do let them know about conelcast. Also, if you know of anywhere I could recommend the podcast — popular blogs/sites for artists and other creatives, for instance — do let me know. You can email me at [email protected] or get me on Twitter at conelraduk.

You can join the conelrad mailing list here. That’s the best way to keep updated with conelcast and other conelrad projects.

Rating on Apple Podcasts:

1. Launch Apple’s Podcast app.
2. Tap the Search tab.
3. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review.
4. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right.
5. Tap the album art for the podcast.
6. Tap the Reviews tab.
7. Tap Write a Review at the bottom.

Other ways to help:

1. Check out the albums of shorter, more conventional tracks available at conelrad.bandcamp.com. They’re free to download or you can pay whatever you like for them. Some people have done this already (thank you so much).

2. Tell as many people as you can about the show! Recommended it to friends–especially those who are artists, writers, coders or people who just need something to help them focus on what they’re doing. I personally work in a large open-plan hotdesking office and listen to stuff like this all the time.

3. Subscribe and rate/review the podcast on Apple podcasts. I have no clue whether this helps or not. But it can’t hurt.

Whether you do any of the above or not, thank you so much for listening. It’s great that you’d trust me with your ears.

(c) 2018 conelrad. To discuss reuse, derivatives, licensing or commissions please email [email protected].

conelcast episode 018: “Friendship with Joe and Dennis”

Music by British electronic musician conelrad – visit conelrad.co.uk for a full back catalogue.

Apologies to anyone who got a messed up episode last time — I accidentally added episode 16’s audio file to episode 17. It’s fixed now but if you still have an erroneous episode in your feed try unsubscribing and re-subscribing.

On that note, I have removed the limit on the past episodes that can be downloaded — you can now go all the way back to episode 1 (and episode 0, which was just a test file, if you desperately want it). Again, if you can’t see them in your podcatching app, just unsubscribe and resubscribe. Alternatively you can download them all on the web here.

If you know artists, coders, creatives or open-plan office workers of any kind who could be interested, do let them know about conelcast. Also, if you know of anywhere I could recommend the podcast — popular blogs/sites for artists and other creatives, for instance — do let me know. You can email me at [email protected] or get me on Twitter at conelraduk.

You can join the conelrad mailing list here. That’s the best way to keep updated with conelcast and other conelrad projects.

Rating on Apple Podcasts:

1. Launch Apple’s Podcast app.
2. Tap the Search tab.
3. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review.
4. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right.
5. Tap the album art for the podcast.
6. Tap the Reviews tab.
7. Tap Write a Review at the bottom.

Other ways to help:

1. Check out the albums of shorter, more conventional tracks available at conelrad.bandcamp.com. They’re free to download or you can pay whatever you like for them. Some people have done this already (thank you so much).

2. Tell as many people as you can about the show! Recommended it to friends–especially those who are artists, writers, coders or people who just need something to help them focus on what they’re doing. I personally work in a large open-plan hotdesking office and listen to stuff like this all the time.

3. Subscribe and rate/review the podcast on Apple podcasts. I have no clue whether this helps or not. But it can’t hurt.

Whether you do any of the above or not, thank you so much for listening. It’s great that you’d trust me with your ears.

(c) 2018 conelrad. To discuss reuse, derivatives, licensing or commissions please email [email protected].

conelcast episode 017: “One Way Out (at Pearl)”

Music by British electronic musician conelrad – visit conelrad.co.uk for a full back catalogue.

A plea: if you know artists, coders, creatives or open-plan office workers of any kind who could be interested, do let them know about conelcast. Also, if you know of anywhere I could recommend the podcast — popular blogs/sites for artists and other creatives, for instance — do let me know. You can email me at [email protected] or get me on Twitter at conelraduk.

You can join the conelrad mailing list here. That’s going to be the best way to keep updated with conelcast and other conelrad projects.

Rating on Apple Podcasts:

Other ways to help:

1. Check out the albums of shorter, more conventional tracks available at conelrad.bandcamp.com. They’re free to download or you can pay whatever you like for them. Some people have done this already (thank you so much).

2. Tell as many people as you can about the show! Recommended it to friends–especially those who are artists, writers, coders or people who just need something to help them focus on what they’re doing. I personally work in a large open-plan hotdesking office and listen to stuff like this all the time.

3. Subscribe and rate/review the podcast on Apple podcasts. I have no clue whether this helps or not. But it can’t hurt.

Whether you do any of the above or not, thank you so much for listening. It’s great that you’d trust me with your ears.

(c) 2018 conelrad. To discuss reuse, derivatives, licensing or commissions please email [email protected].