Liminal states, Transitions, Journeys . . . Please move on with us through the beginning of this episode to the end. It's the transformation and the travel from before to after that matters.

When enough fissionable material comes together it reaches a critical mass and explodes. Enough anti-podcast circumstances have melted down this show for the end of January. Please accept my apologies and look for episode 52 next Sunday.

What is Important? It may depend on who you ask, what time it is, where you are or when you are. It seems to be generally agreed though that the friends encircling you rank pretty high on the list.

IDDFOS ushers in the future with tales of the past. This New Year's Eve show is saved by the listeners and looks forward to a frightening and exciting 2008. Thanks for staying with me this long and I hope you'll hang around for all that's on the way. HAPPY NEW YEAR!

An episode rich in thought provoking ideas and wealthy with insights and questions from YOU. An excellent Holiday Feast for the end of 2007! Dine at the table or bring your plate into the den. Just don't get hit by the Wii players.

Delayed by chest colds, weather, cardboard, chandeliers and the great god Procrasto - Episode 48 is at long last here. The content is every bit as excellent as IDDFOS listeners have always made it! Hell, even better!

It has Juggling! It has Tribbles! It has small crowds of men screaming at each other! It has Large crowds of men beating each other up! Shoplifting! Raging storms and warehousey type noises! It's not nearly as exciting as this description! Anim5 talks non-stop for two-and-a-half hours while making kiddie show scenery in order to keep his sanity at the expense of yours.

An unexpected journey into the city marks the one year anniversary of the Tick-Tock-Diner meet-up. It also provides audio documentation of the Trashing-In-Transit of a dozen chandeliers. See pictures from the trip on the IDDFOS home page.

Strange gripes with little mystery. Anim5 takes a series of noisy

van rides on a Saturday in "Joisey". Self-Checkout Scanners.

Shrinking candy Bars - Service Plans that service an elite few.

ST Voyager Good / Kate Mulgrew Bad. - What exactly makes

yearbook pictures look more and more stupid as the years tick by?

Shakespeare Part 2 - Because this much drama needs two acts.