What a treat for my listeners today (all three of them) - a second song. This one has nothing to do with Mr. Bass’s Planetoid, mainly because my friend Jimmy borrowed the book. So I wrote my own words - well, not my own words, but words that everybody else who speaks English uses, arranged in a particular way - and some tunes to accompany it. Enjoy!

“Flyin”

Musings about Lepton and the mysteries within.

“One Would Only Imagine”

They’re reading aloud from the book! They can’t believe what it says!

“This Tiny Body”

The boys try their darndest to crack the code. How would they understand the strange language of Mr. Bass??

“Strange Language”

David and Chuck find themselves perplexed by the code that conceals the words of Mr. Theo. Mr. Bass is unavailable for consultation, and it appears that the lads are screwed.

“No Code For That”

This time around: can the boys decipher the message that Mr. Theo sent? Will they send the thanks that Mr. Theo deserves?

This is a song that will make you regret the day you were born.

“Mr. Theo’s Message”

Of course, getting iTunes to update nicely is not going so well. I basically had to re-submit the podcast to iTunes, so it may be a few days before that works. I’ll re-post the link as soon as I see that everything’s good to go.

So here it is: “Short Long Long Short Long Wait”.

This time, the boys are trying to reach Mr. Tyco Bass . . . will they succeed? Let’s find out!

“The Lantern”

“Flashed Two Shorts”

“No Ordinary Piece of Glass”

“The Observatory”

But I’ve been keeping up with my podcast, I’m making some pretty nice progress into Mr. Bass’s Planetoid. I’m really trying to do something different every time. But yet accessible. Expect one more before the week’s out.

While others would throw towel into the podcasting ring at this point, I’m going to keep going. Burn the midnight oil. Fight the good fight. Maybe I’ll even do the weird experiment I’ve always wanted to do: stay awake as long as possible, documenting it as much as I can via video, audio, blogs, etc. I understand that things can get pretty weird after a few days of no sleep . . .

“Annabelle”

“Salt, Sugar, Vinegar, Milk, Metal, Glass, Wood, or Flesh”

“Leave Immediately”

“Signal”

“I Can’t Promise Anything”

“The Phone Call.”