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heard Joeephine first on the Bumpskey's World of Independent Music podcast. music supplied by ArielPublicity Artist - Josephine Track 1 - I think of You Track 2 - Meant to Fly Track 3 - Bit by Bit MySpace Buy the music from CDBaby Info JosÃphine left the romantic streets of Paris at the age of 17 to pursue her music in the bilingual city of Montreal, Canada. The couple of years she spent there were a stepping-stone for her transition from teenager to adult and from dreamer to artist. She was then ready to move to the city that she had always viewed as the music capital of the world: New York. JosÃphine left the romantic streets of Paris at the age of 17 to pursue her music in the bilingual city of Montreal, Canada. The couple of years she spent there were a stepping-stone for her transition from teenager to adult and from dreamer to artist. She was then ready to move to the city that she had always viewed as the music capital of the world: New York. MontrÃal gave JosÃphine her first stage experiences and introduced her to a whole new world of music. She joined The Peopleâs Gospel Choir of MontrÃal and was a part of their Vibe Award winning album. She has also recorded songs for film and a television commercial in France. As soon as JosÃphine arrived in New York, she knew that she was in the right place and quickly found her way in the local New York music scene. She co-wrote and recorded her first album, Unfinished Life, with singer/songwriter Craig Wilson. In the meantime, she has been playing her songs around New York in venues such as The Bitter End, Crash Mansion, and R new Irish language social network - AnLionra 2008 Internation Year of the Potato

Drawing heavily on the Creative Commons, this episode mixes sound bytes from Cory Doctorow's recent interview on The Viking Youth Power Hour with music from Fumbata and Dawglibs Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license.

music supplied by IodaPromonet Artist - Tanya Davis Track 1 - Art Track 2 - Gorgeous Morning MainSite MySpace Get the CD from SandBarMusic here Info When people ask Tanya 'What do you do?', she says 'I'm a poet'. This gets a wide variety of responses, but mostly just 'oh'. She also says 'I'm a musician', which leads to such inevitable questions as 'What kind of music do you play?'. That's where things get hard to explain... She writes songs in the loosely-defined alt-folk category, although also has tendencies towards well-arranged pop music and genres that get people dancing. Songs of love, life, work, and art. Songs with refreshingly candid lyrics, poetic and exposing. She's a relative newcomer on the Atlantic music scene, although she's been performing for years; that's where the 'poet' part comes in. Writing and performing spoken word style poetry since 2000, Tanya's performed up and down the west coast and throughout the Maritimes. She placed first in the PEI portion of the 2005 CBC Poetry Faceoff and went on to place 3rd in the country. Of her poetry people say, 'engaging, unique, accessible and yet interesting use of language'; of her delivery they say, 'rhythmic, with great cadence and good timing'; of her presence as a performer they say 'genuine and magnetic.' new Irish language social network AnLionra 2008 Internation Year of the Potato

Last week's frenzy of dick-play, tightening sphincters, the SquidLord scooping Fox News for the coming week and a bit of Joe Gaspard promotion, readying for dispersal! Man your weapons!

Final Ninja Classic (fresh epsiodes coming back next week). College Tips! Click below to Download this movie: (Use 'Save As' Control Click for Macs and Right Click For Windows) iPod/Quicktime If you like it, tell a friend! You got questions, Ninja got answers. Previous Episodes of Ask A Ninja Visit Ask A Ninja Fans Send your questions to askaninja@gmail.com. This is a podcast and can be automagically downloaded to you computer through iTunes. Please upgrade to the newest version of Quicktime.

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Matthew Wayne Selznick reads my story You Can't Get There From Here, as part of his Sovereign Summer Sunday Webathon. See the other videos of the Webathon at www.mattselznick.com Brave Men Run Webathon Videos by Matthew Wayne Selznick is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported License.

Scammers, Voice Over Isolation Booths, How to Sound Like Don LaFontaine and Much More.

Hosted by Adam Sank, the Center’s half-hour TV show offers a full recap of Pride 2008 including highlights from Garden Party 25 with Lisa Fernandes from season four of Bravo’s Top Chef working the crowd and emcee Kate Clinton running the main stage; Pride celebrations in New Jersey, Staten Island, Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Rally, the Center Kids Picnic and Folsom Street East; the Dyke March and the Day of Trans Justice; and the Pride receptions of the Manhattan and Queens Borough Presidents and the New York City Comptroller. This program is made possible thanks to members of the Center and viewers like you. To find out more, join or donate go to www.gaycenter.org/support

Over 2,300 guests attended the Center's Garden Party 25 on Pier 54. More than 35 restaurants participated in what has become the premiere LGBT tasting event in the country. Kate Clinton emceed from the main stage as Lisa Fernandes from Bravo's Top Chef worked the crowd. More than $280,000 was raised to benefit the services of the Center. Here are some highlights. This video excerpt is from Out at the Center, a TV show of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center of New York City. To see more episodes go to gaycenter.org/out. The show is made possible thanks to members of the Center and viewers like you. To find out more, join or donate go to www.gaycenter.org/support

(To play video click on small POD button in upper left corner) Each year OccasionalFag Brian G. volunteers his time to load in Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS Broadway Bares Fund-raising Burlesque show. This is the 18th Broadway Bares and the seventh one Brian has been there to work on. Sorry kids, no images of hot half naked dancers in this vid. The web site www.broadwayworld.com usually has some great pictures of the dancers and goings on... You want more than what I caught on the camera while loading in, go there... Enjoy!

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I sit down with Jason Adams of Random Signal to talk about the losers who pepper superhero universes. D-List heroes and villains, whose existence is a vital part of the metahuman culture. Seeing as how Jason shares my love for the weird, uncommon characters that make up the D-Lists of both Marvel and DC comics, I knew this would be an epic discussion. But could I foresee that it would be so epic to require 2 episodes? No sir, I did not. Here's what we talked about: Hypno Hustler Monster By Mail Jawbone Radio Red Ghost and the Super Apes Ambush Bug Keith Giffin Warren Ellis âOn Mining Marvelâ Gamecock Brother Voodoo Rocket Racoon Monark Starstalker Nextwave The Stranger The In-Betweener The Phantom Stranger The Voice of Free Planet X theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net

Me again, rambling on about my crazy hectic week (again), the last live N3RDcast, my wifes run in with a kidney stone, my audio comment on Comic Book Noise 128, my package from Silver Comics, and the books I just got from the Science Fiction Book Club.

Barry needs a job, Martos need to know, easy joke, Recipes of a diffrence, Big Brother with the cage.

Taylor (and Babaloo) go to an 80's themed birthday party for some of Taylor's coworkers. A fun time was had by all, but before they got there, Taylor needed a little more product for his hair..... Taylor wears his sunglasses at night so he can so he can...we are pod is my copilot. blog: www.podismycopilot.com, call us: 206-202-5165, myspace: www.myspace.com.podismycopilot, facebook: Ok, So I Love Pod Is My Copilot, email: podismycopilot@gmail.com As always you can listen (or watch) this and all archived episodes by going to www.podismycopilot.libsyn.com

The Amazing Meeting, Part Three

This week, our Talk Theatre in Chicago inteview podcast features lighting designer Chris Binder and choreographer Sylvia Hernandez DeStasi talking with Anne Nicholson Weber about their work on Lookingglass Alice. They discuss the challenges of circus-infused theatre, the unique culture of the Lookingglass Theatre, and the evolution of the show through its six remountings.

OK, so the band didn't show up. That's OK, we can kick it old-school, with news, reviews of Batman's franchise from Paulo of Proving Ground, and turning the audience loose for the Deadly Three Minutes! Catch the replay and catch the flavour!

Sullys easy joke, barry needs a job, Working on your holidays, Sullys meets Kevin Rudd Whats the daggiest TV show?

A rundown of the upcoming week's events at the American Shakespeare Center's Blackfriars Playhouse in Staunton, VA. This edition covers the week of 20 July 2008. File Size: 4.8 MB. Running Time: 3minutes, 23 seconds. This Week at the Blackfriars: Week of 20 July 2008