How to Listen to Music in the 22nd Century.

How to Listen to Music in the 22nd Century.

By Nathan Bonilla-WarfordArtsPerforming Arts
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How to Listen to Music in the 22nd Century. episodes

  • #3.1 - HEAVN

    Cever gets a phone call from his future self, listens to some HEAVN propaganda, and experiences his first neuro-uplink hack. 

     

    Credits

     

    Written by Nate Bonilla-Warford

    Cever voiced by Nate Bonilla-Warford

    Thelonious voiced by Sarah Dennison

    The Propaganda voiced by the talented Tanja Milojevic of LightningBolt Theater of the Mind. She has been in Edict Zero FIS, Organism, All's Fair and many, many other excellent audio dramas. Find her at http://www.lightningbolt.podbean.com/

    Background and credit music provided generously by, you guessed it, Lee Rosevere. Find his work at leerosevere.bandcamp.com. Lee makes podsafe music under the Creative Commons 3.0 license for use in podcasts and audio dramas. 

     

     

    For episode info, full attribution credits and cool lego art go to howtolisten22nd.com. Contact us @howtolisten22nd on Twitter.

     

    Stay tuned for for a secret report from Agent Hobbs Von Uber Floppy.

     

     

    13 min
  • #3.0 - Still Alive (Mandatory Report)

    Cever is back and he feels fantastic! 

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    Written and Spoken by Nate Bonilla-Warford

    Thelonious Voiced by Sarah Webber

    Featured Music: Still Alive by Jonathan Coulton

    Credit Music: I Feel Fantastic by Jonathan Coulton

    He licenses his music under creative commons attribution licenses. See https://www.jonathancoulton.com/

    Sign up for the NonPatron mailing list for early releases and bonus stuff at howtolisten22nd.com.

     **Transcripts coming soon!

    15 min
  • #2.2: Printing Prime

    Words with accompanying music and sounds. 

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    Background music: Combination of Wataridori 2 by Cornelius, pieces by Lee Rosevere, piano and cello by Javier Warford.   

    Credit Music: Now Get Busy by the Beastie Boys

    Much love to the people who have contributed writing and vocal performances. Without them this episode would not exist.  In order of appearance

    • David Steele of Steele Empire (A Quest for Magic and Steele and Ark City)
    • Javier Warford
    • Phil Bothun of Forj collective (Audiologue)
    • Paul Sating creator of Subject Found, Who Killed Julie and many others.
    • Justy Gee of Starless
    • Sara Weber
    • Floyd Blair (Nate's Real Life hero)
    • Ruthi Irene Stuckey
    • Cristina Bonilla-Warford
    • Matt Berger from The Fall of the House of Sunshine
    • Jonathan Messinger of Finn Caspian
    • Whimsical Decibel
    • Wakeangel
    • Austin Beach of Audioblivious Productions
    • Nora Warford
    • David Deveraux of Tin Can Audio

    All music and sound effects are public domain, used with attribution or permission. See howtolisten22nd.com for more details and to sign up for mailing list for early releases and other goodies. 

    Trailer: 2298

     

    13 min
  • #2.1 - Jeeves Report (The Setback)

    Jeeves gives his infrequent report about the recent setback. 

     

    Closing music: Mr. and Mrs. Smith - Oh, I went down  (CC-BY-NC_SA)

    http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Mr__Mrs_Smith/Very_Fragile/Mr__Mrs_Smith_-_Very_Fragile_-_01_Oh_I_went_down

     

     

    6 min
  • #2.0 - Report #59: Destiny Unbound

    Cever Goes outside. And introduces magic. 

     

    Written spoken by Nate Bonilla-Warford

    Featured music: Destiny Unbound by Phish, use by permission of taper policy.

    Credit music - how to make a smoothie by Donnie Ozone (public domain via FMA)

    All music and sound effects used under licence or creative commons attribution. See Howtolisten22nd.com for details.

    You can send feedback and original music to [email protected]. That would be great. Seriously.

    Follow @Howtolisten22nd on Twitter.

    12 min
  • #1.3 - The Mandatory New Year's Eve Party
    Cever and Jeeves party down on New Year's Eve!

    All the music in this episode generously provided by the mind-bendingly awesome Ace Tucker, Space Trucker by John Tramontana. Stay tuned for more.  

    • Pre-show: You Bring the Thunder, I'll bring the lightning by Red Hot Rebellion
    • Feature music #1 - Go Ace Tucker Go by Craterface
    • Feature music #2 - Party People by Prime Floridian
    • Feature music #3 - Boy in a Band by Jamie Suttle
    • Feature music #4 - Crushing it by Red Hot Rebellion
    • Credit music - Islands by Summer Spiders

    You can send feedback and original music for use in the show to [email protected].

    14 min
  • #1.2 - Christmas Mixtape 2017

    Jeeves celebrates Christmas by giving Ceever a Christmas tree, a 1980's boombox, and a carefully crafted Christmas mixtape.

    Tired of the same radio Christmas songs and artist holiday albums? This is a 40 minute continuous mix of holiday music that you have never heard before!  

    To see the track list, musicians, and license information, please visit http://howtolisten22nd.com and click on Christmas Mixtape. 

    39 min
  • #1.0 - Report #58: The Jazz

    Cever delivers his mandatory report to the Unified State. Unlike earlier failed attempts of achieving the acceptable level of fun, this time he talks about when he first heard music and the importance of the jazz in the 20th century. He gets so fired up, that me makes a spontaneous vow that will change his life course. 

     

    credits:

    Written and spoken by Nate Bonilla-Warford

    Feature music: Livery Stable Blues by The Original Dixieland Jazz Band (public domain)

    Credit music: The Wiggle Walk by United States Army Field Band (public domain)

    All music and sound effects used under licence or creative commons attribution. See Howtolisten22nd.com for details.

    If you'd like to support this podcast, you can via Patreon.

    You can send feedback and original music to [email protected]. That would be great. Seriously.

    Follow @Howtolisten22nd on Twitter.

    22 min
  • #0.2 - Cever Hatches a Plan

    Cever, desperate to come up with an idea that is acceptably fun,  consults Jeeves. 

    Huge thanks to Attention Hellmart Shoppers, who allowed me to use his awesome music for the credits. Everyone should listen to Attention Hellmart Shoppers. Their Patreon for Attention Hellmart Shoppers is here.  (We have no formal association - they are just really nice people.)

     

     

     

     

    6 min

About How to Listen to Music in the 22nd Century.

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In 100 years, a fearful man living in a world of abundance and isolation tries to explain how to listen to music.