Deedlecast

Many loyal Deedlecast listeners will be hitting the road this holiday week.  DJDeedle finds that on roadtrips . . .  time . . .  goes  . . . by  . . . so . . . slowly.  This Deedlecast is designed to take some of the tedium out of your trip to Funkytown, or really any town where you may be traveling this season.  Listen and drive carefully.

This week, that Olympic darling of the 1980's, Mary Lou Retton, reminds us that good posture is its own reward.  Every song in this Deedlecast should get you moving with perfect posture.  Warning:  this Deedlecast contains a few non-Mary Lou-approved words.

November of 1968 marked the release to the public of the final report of the "Scientific Study of Unidentified Flying Objects," called the "Condon Report" after the project's director, Dr. Edward U. Condon.  Condon had been ordered by the Air Force to conduct a survey of UFO reports to determine once and for all the merit of the phenomenon. In short, the study concluded that UFOs represented only misidentification and hoaxes. DJDeedle, with some help from his friends, both extraterrestrial and terrestrial, updates the data and conclusions of this historic report.  Having difficulties downloading?  Try these alternate download links:

"We Are Not Alone Here Also""Nope. Not Alone Here Either"

Free yourself from the chains of those old familiar tunes.

You know that chic and ultra-exclusive club with the red carpet, the velvet rope, and the line running around the corner comprised of fashionistas and drunk stars ?  This week, there's absolutely no need to primp, pose and risk rejection just as you get to the front of the line.   DJDeedle peers inside the club far too hip to let him in.  As you might expect at such a place:  21 and up with ID.

This week, DJDeedle brings you a collection of songs that have been given new life and entirely new purpose.

By special request, DJDeedle brings you techno so rich it has bioflavinoids.  Don't worry.  This is no typical techno; trust your dj, it's good for you.

From marching and pep bands, to the lofty notes of the Olympic anthem and commercial sound of televised sports, music has always had a place in sports.  Though DJDeedle couldn't name a single football, basketball, baseball, hockey, or soccer player, whether professional or amateur, he devotes this week's Deedlecast to the unmistakable sound and music of sport.

Did you ever have the feeling you knew what someone was going to say before they said it?  Ever felt like you've heard that song before?  Maybe you have.  But not like this.