Didgeplanet Podcast http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com Your Buzz of the Planet Fri, 08 Sep 2006 04:13:07 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 didgeridoo, didgeridu, didjeridu, world music, throat singingMusicdidgeplanet@gmail.comJamie NelsonJamie Nelsonnodidgeridoo, didgeridu, didjeridu, world music, throat singingYour buzz of the planet; news, interviews and didgeridoo music.Your buzz of the planet; news, interviews and didgeridoo music.This is an XML content feed. It is intended to be viewed in a newsreader or syndicated to another site, subject to copyright and fair use. Didgeplanet Podcast #8, 9.7.06 http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=10 http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=10#comments Thu, 07 Sep 2006 21:52:26 +0000 didgeplanet@gmail.com (Jamie Nelson) http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=10 Jeremy Donovan

Jeremy Donovan is a remarkable young man who has led a fascinating life for someone only 26 years old. Currently, he plays didgeridoo and tells stories regularly in a show called Sounds of the Outback at the Outback Centre of Darling Harbor (Sydney, Australia). He has traveled around the world playing, dancing and entertaining ever-increasing audiences.

Jeremy is also a talented and successful painter and has shown and sold his works in both Australia and the United States.

I interviewed Jeremy at Jammin’ Tree 2005. Music featured in the podcast is from Jeremy’s CD, Yalangi. [More.]

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]]> http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?feed=rss2&p=10 0 noJeremy Donovan is a remarkable young man who has led a fascinating life for someone only 26 years old. Currently, he plays didgeridoo and tells stories regularly in a show called Sounds of the Outback at the Outback Centre of Darling Harbor (Sydney, AustrJamie NelsonJeremy Donovan is a remarkable young man who has led a fascinating life for someone only 26 years old. Currently, he plays didgeridoo and tells stories regularly in a show called Sounds of the Outback at the Outback Centre of Darling Harbor (Sydney, Australia). He has traveled around the world playing, dancing and entertaining ever-increasing [...]didgeridoo, didgeridu, didjeridu, world music, throat singing Didgeplanet Podcast #7, 4.30.06 http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=9 http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=9#comments Wed, 03 May 2006 04:35:34 +0000 didgeplanet@gmail.com (Jamie Nelson) http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=9 Ed Drury, musician, composer, teacher, instrument maker

Didgeplanet Podcast #7 features an interview with multi instrumentalist, composer, teacher, instrument maker and author, Ed Drury. Ed was a classically trained trumpeter who traded the horn for a guitar long before he came to the didgeridoo. He is prolific with a wealth of recordings available for listening on the web. In addition to compositions released as solo work, he frequently collaborates with other musicians.

Ed’s website is one of the best resources for information and interviews concerning the didgeridoo. It continues to be one of my favorites and I return there regularly to be surprised and delighted by its depth and breadth.

I interviewed Ed at his home in Portland, Oregon, using Skype. [More.]

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]]> http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?feed=rss2&p=9 0 noDidgeplanet Podcast #7 features an interview with multi instrumentalist, composer, teacher, instrument maker and author, Ed Drury. Ed was a classically trained trumpeter who traded the horn for a guitar long before he came to the didgeridoo. He is prolifiJamie NelsonDidgeplanet Podcast #7 features an interview with multi instrumentalist, composer, teacher, instrument maker and author, Ed Drury. Ed was a classically trained trumpeter who traded the horn for a guitar long before he came to the didgeridoo. He is prolific with a wealth of recordings available for listening on the web. In addition to compositions [...]didgeridoo, didgeridu, didjeridu, world music, throat singing Didgeplanet Podcast #6, 4.7.06 http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=8 http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=8#comments Sun, 09 Apr 2006 20:09:55 +0000 didgeplanet@gmail.com (Jamie Nelson) http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=8 Ben Hicks of Hicks Sticks Didgeridoos

Ben Hicks, didgeridoo maker and musician, is my guest in the Didgeplanet Podcast #6. Ben has been making didgeridoos for many years from his home in Golden, Colorado. In the podcast, he performs on both his own didges and traditional yidaki. In addition, he speaks about how he came to playing and making didges, his experience as a wilderness medicine instructor, as well as his relationship with the Yolngu people of North East Arnhem Land. I interviewed Ben at the Jammin' Tree Festival in September of 2005. [More]

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]]> http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?feed=rss2&p=8 0 noBen Hicks, didgeridoo maker and musician, is my guest in the Didgeplanet Podcast #6. Ben has been making didgeridoos for many years from his home in Golden, Colorado. In the podcast, he performs on both his own didges and traditional yidaki. In addition, Jamie NelsonBen Hicks, didgeridoo maker and musician, is my guest in the Didgeplanet Podcast #6. Ben has been making didgeridoos for many years from his home in Golden, Colorado. In the podcast, he performs on both his own didges and traditional yidaki. In addition, he speaks about how he came to playing and making didges, his [...]didgeridoo, didgeridu, didjeridu, world music, throat singing Didgeplanet Podcast #5, 1.8.05 http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=7 http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=7#comments Mon, 09 Jan 2006 20:55:02 +0000 didgeplanet@gmail.com (Jamie Nelson) http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=7 More music this time: Jeremy Donovan, Ash Dargan and Reeble Jar. Lots of shoutouts to the whole Didgeplanet, too. Cheers! [More]

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]]> http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?feed=rss2&p=7 0 noMore music this time: Jeremy Donovan, Ash Dargan and Reeble Jar. Lots of shoutouts to the whole Didgeplanet, too. Cheers! [More] mp3 fileJamie NelsonMore music this time: Jeremy Donovan, Ash Dargan and Reeble Jar. Lots of shoutouts to the whole Didgeplanet, too. Cheers! [More] mp3 filedidgeridoo, didgeridu, didjeridu, world music, throat singing Didgeplanet Podcast #4, 12.27.05 http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=6 http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=6#comments Sat, 31 Dec 2005 03:02:43 +0000 didgeplanet@gmail.com (Jamie Nelson) http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=6 Ash Dargan

Didgeplanet podcast #4 features an interview with didgeridoo player, Ash Dargan. The interview was conducted at the Jammin’ Tree Festival, September 2005, in North Fork, California. Ash played a great set of both didgeridoo and flute at the Fest. He also led a number of workshops. [More]

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]]> http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?feed=rss2&p=6 0 noDidgeplanet podcast #4 features an interview with didgeridoo player, Ash Dargan. The interview was conducted at the Jammin’ Tree Festival, September 2005, in North Fork, California. Ash played a great set of both didgeridoo and flute at the Fest. HeJamie NelsonDidgeplanet podcast #4 features an interview with didgeridoo player, Ash Dargan. The interview was conducted at the Jammin’ Tree Festival, September 2005, in North Fork, California. Ash played a great set of both didgeridoo and flute at the Fest. He also led a number of workshops. [More] mp3 file, 20 MBdidgeridoo, didgeridu, didjeridu, world music, throat singing Didgeplanet Podcast #1, 7.15.05 http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=5 http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=5#comments Mon, 26 Dec 2005 00:17:20 +0000 didgeplanet@gmail.com (Jamie Nelson) http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=5 The first go at my podcast. Please subscribe using I-Podder or other RSS aggregator client. My hope is that you will feel compelled to let other people know how you feel about the things I discussed. I want to be a servant to our sonic community. Whether you’re a newbie or an expert, I’d like to hear from you and know what you think of this ‘cast. Please stay in touch.

Didgeplanet comment line: 206/20DIDGE (206/203-4343, US)
Email: didgeplanet at gmail.com

SHOWNOTES

Human Pressure The Human Pressure website

Human Pressure EP 2004

Human Beatbox in Wikipedia

Joyous Noise Music, Internet Didge Radio

David Hudson’s website

Circular breathinng resources:
http://www.didgeridoostore.com/circularbreathing.html
http://www.didjshop.com/shop1/circular_breathing.html
http://www.didgeridoings.com/Tutorial/TutBodyNF.html
http://www.rdrop.com/~mulara/learn.html

Swizzeridoo
July 8 through the 10, 2005
Wiedlisbach (Kanton Berne)
Switzerland

Sfinks
28,29, 30, 31 of July, 2005
Boechout
Belgique

IN-DIDJ-IN-US
August 5, 6 and 7, 2005
Scio, Oregon, US

Garma
Arnhem Land, Australia
August 5-8, 2005

Didjin’ Devon
5th, 6th & 7th August 2005
Escot Country Park, Fairmile, Nr Exeter, Devon

Jammin’ Tree Festival
September 15,16,17, and 19, 2005
North Fork, California, US

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]]> http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?feed=rss2&p=5 0 noThe first go at my podcast. Please subscribe using I-Podder or other RSS aggregator client. My hope is that you will feel compelled to let other people know how you feel about the things I discussed. I want to be a servant to our sonic community. Whether Jamie NelsonThe first go at my podcast. Please subscribe using I-Podder or other RSS aggregator client. My hope is that you will feel compelled to let other people know how you feel about the things I discussed. I want to be a servant to our sonic community. Whether you’re a newbie or an expert, I’d like [...]didgeridoo, didgeridu, didjeridu, world music, throat singing Didgeplanet Podcast #3, 11.1.05 http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=4 http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=4#comments Mon, 14 Nov 2005 01:01:25 +0000 didgeplanet@gmail.com (Jamie Nelson) http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=4 Micheal Edwards

Didgeplanet podcast number 3 features an interview with didge player, Michael Edwards. I conducted the interview outdoors at the Jammin’ Tree Festival 2005, in North Fork, California, this past September. Mike’s a great and original player. His album, Planet Didge, in the group Axis (with Australian didge player Michael Jackson) features his signature rhythm in the song, “Ruach.”

His subsequent musical projects to Planet Didge include Didjitalis (“Positive Form, Negative Space”) and Oculus (“A Moment in Time”), both with Nick West. Mike gave me permission to play “Ruach” on the end of the podcast so that’s included.

Not only is Mike a brilliant player but he also has a PhD (his thesis: examining the impact of climate change and its effects on human security in island states). He does well by doing good and has a project working to promote better environmental understanding to young school children. In addition, he has lectured at universities in Australia and the UK and most recently at Hong Kong University and Dartmouth College. This is a very talented and capable guy with a lot to say both musically and intellectually.

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]]> http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?feed=rss2&p=4 0 noDidgeplanet podcast number 3 features an interview with didge player, Michael Edwards. I conducted the interview outdoors at the Jammin’ Tree Festival 2005, in North Fork, California, this past September. Mike’s a great and original player. HiJamie NelsonDidgeplanet podcast number 3 features an interview with didge player, Michael Edwards. I conducted the interview outdoors at the Jammin’ Tree Festival 2005, in North Fork, California, this past September. Mike’s a great and original player. His album, Planet Didge, in the group Axis (with Australian didge player Michael Jackson) features his signature rhythm in [...]didgeridoo, didgeridu, didjeridu, world music, throat singing Didgeplanet Podcast #2, 10.01.05 http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=2 http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=2#comments Wed, 05 Oct 2005 16:30:15 +0000 didgeplanet@gmail.com (Jamie Nelson) http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?p=2 Gusty Christensen, Cloud 9 Didgeridoos, interviewed at the Jammin’ Tree Festival, 2005. For Didgeplanet, a didgeridoo blog.

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]]> http://www.didgeplanetpodcast.com/?feed=rss2&p=2 0 noGusty Christensen, Cloud 9 Didgeridoos, interviewed at the Jammin’ Tree Festival, 2005. For Didgeplanet, a didgeridoo blog. Didgeplanet Podcast #2 mp3Jamie NelsonGusty Christensen, Cloud 9 Didgeridoos, interviewed at the Jammin’ Tree Festival, 2005. For Didgeplanet, a didgeridoo blog. Didgeplanet Podcast #2 mp3didgeridoo, didgeridu, didjeridu, world music, throat singing Jamie Nelsonnonadult