Rooster Spice, the Podcast

Rooster Spice, the Podcast--And so goodbye...

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Mon, 31 Oct 2005 19:56:01 PST

For, yea, it is written: when the Squelch hath been revealèd, and the VidPod falls upon the crowd, then shall the Spice be Cast no more...

The final podcast lieth here, at a terminal 11:21 and 5 or so MB.

Listen for the full details; and if you feel like subscribing to something else after a decent period of mourning, why not try the zacharybrewstergeisz.com vodcast?

Rooster Spice, the Podcast--Artificial podcasting.

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Tue, 30 Aug 2005 19:42:14 PDT

Episode 16 is here, a better value than gas at 5:10 and 2.7 MB.

Show notes:

Introducing our guest voices

Nic Armstrong and the Thieves

HAL 9000

Like the show? You know what to do.

Rooster Spice, the Podcast--Were you going to speak?

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Wed, 17 Aug 2005 15:25:44 PDT

We return to the Long Form for the fifteenth episode; grab an epic 17:20 and 8.7 MB.

Show notes:

Reflections on NTodd's ten songs podcast, and why I wish I could do one

Post-mortem on Henry IV Part One (not to be confused with Henry IV--The Revenge)

Equal time department: Don't Chew Your Dress (at least it's shorter)

Bootleg of the Week: Peggy's Kitchen Wall by Bruce Cockburn

Government work, and its closeness thereof

You'll make me a happy camper if you vote at Podcast Alley, and even happier if you ask your friends to give Rooster Spice a try. And as mentioned, tickets are now on sale for the D.C. Shorts Festival, where you can see two of my short animations (one Friday at 9, one Sunday at noon).

edit: Whoops! The link is now fixed. Sorry about that!

Rooster Spice, the Podcast--Half-Assed

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Tue, 09 Aug 2005 18:52:01 PDT

A one-story, one-song show, clocking in at 10:45 and 5.5 MB.

The Michigan adventure

A message from Shirt-Chewers Anonymous

Don't forget to vote at Podcast Alley; it's a new month!

Good Plus X Maneuver.

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Tue, 09 Aug 2005 05:19:47 PDT

In honor of today's landing (we hope) of Discovery, we present a slightly remixed (and higher-quality) version of the Shuttle Funk song performed by the STS-114 funk band. Enjoy, or not.

If you're using iTunes 4.9 to subscribe, it'll show up in the Podcast section. Just drag-and-drop it to the Library to keep it part of your collection permanently.

Rooster Spice, the Podcast--Saying Goodbye

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Tue, 02 Aug 2005 13:27:37 PDT

This episode does not live up to its iTunes genre (comedy).

Show notes:

Remembering Grandma

Music: Franz Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, sequenced by Don Buczynski, found on the Classical Archives, performed with GPO.

I know I'm not the only person who has ever had a death in the family. Forgive me my self-centeredness.

Rooster Spice, the Podcast--War of the Cheesy Music

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Fri, 29 Jul 2005 12:49:18 PDT

Episode 12 right here with bells on. Glockenspiel, in fact. You can get your bits and bytes on in a handy 14 minute and 48 second package, after about 7.2 MB of transfer.

Show notez:

Going to Michigan this weekend, and why.
What You Don't Know About Squelch, complete with listener questions from Godfrey.
Bootleg of the Week returns after an apocalyptic pub crawl to play He's a Bum by Dennis Wilson of the Beach Boys.

I'll be a happy camper if you like it. I'll be a happy camper if you don't. Just listen. Please?

Rooster Spice, the Podcast--Shuttle Mash!

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Wed, 27 Jul 2005 15:12:16 PDT

Episode 11, hot off the press and a day late (12:53, 6.7 MB). Could have been worse. Well, that's for you to judge, actually, isn't it?

Show notes:

Alternate formats for RSTP: Top 40, public radio, and Jack

Podsafe music! Whoa, by the Gonnas, as mentioned in the Ten-Song Meme

The launch of Shuttle Discovery

A song from the STS-114 funk band

Exeunt omnes

The bootleg of the week didn't show up for work.

By the way, I noticed that my total number of votes at Podcast Alley increased by 50% recently, and I'd like to thank the voter responsible. There's still time for me to break into the top 600, so vote, vote, vote!

I think this is a good episode. Do you agree? Let me know at roosterspice AT gmail DOT com.

Rooster Spice, the Podcast--LIVE!

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Fri, 22 Jul 2005 12:39:45 PDT

The big tenth episode, for 22 July 2005.

Get it here (14:19, 6.9 MB).

Show notes as follows:

Recorded before a live studio audience! (The undead studio audience wasn't available 'til after sunset.)

Supreme Court nominee

James Doohan boldly goes where billions of people have gone before

1776 and the sunshine patriots

Podsafe song performed by Squelch himself: Dating a Ghost

Sign-off and applause

As always, subscribe here, read the blog here, and vote here. And, of course, email roosterspice AT gmail DOT com. Audio comments welcome. What, you have better things to do with your time?

Rooster Spice, the Podcast--the bad Beatles edition

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Tue, 19 Jul 2005 10:24:38 PDT

Episode 9 right here, sitting pretty at 14:31 and 7.1 MB. This is a good 'un.

Show notes!

Squelch in powdered form

What You Don't Know About Squelch, number two, featuring listener questions!

Bootleg of the Week: Money, performed by the Beatles

Leftovers from the basement

Also features music from Don Giovanni, in a public domain recording by J.S.L.; and I Saw Her Standing There by way of Elvis and a televangelist, performed with alacrity and possible drunkenness by Squelch and Tony L. (This is a parody, which is "fair use" and protected under copyright law.)

As always, get your subscription fix here, or via iTunes, or download directly from the blog.

Also, if you want to make me happy, vote at Podcast Alley. C'mon, like it'll take a year off your life or something? (I swear, those studies weren't properly peer-reviewed!)

And if you really want to make me happy, send me an email with comments, audio or otherwise.

Rooster Spice, the Podcast--Episode 8

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Fri, 15 Jul 2005 08:57:13 PDT

Another fun exciting fourteen minutes of your life you'll never get back!

Show notes:

Rooster Spice now listed in iTunes!
Definition of "bootleg"
Depressed about Iraq
FBI seeks thespians! (thanks, Clarence)
Is Squelch a CIA operative?
Undignified begging for votes and emails

Also, allow me to point out that two of my films are being shown at the D.C. Shorts Festival in mid-September, as alluded to in the 'cast. So, now, in addition to voting at Podcast Alley, you can make a pilgrimage to D.C. to express your appreciation for me. Just do it, it'll make you feel all warm and fuzzy.

Nothing to see here, move along.

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Tue, 12 Jul 2005 18:53:12 PDT

My Odeo Channel

Rooster Spice, the Podcast--Episode 7

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Tue, 12 Jul 2005 13:59:57 PDT

12 July 2005, wherein Squelch discovers that figuring out what to say is, like, hard. (11:48, 5.7 MB, torrent here.)

Show notes:

Emma dresses up
when did my folks become filthy rich?
the Doofus Dad syndrome
Bootleg of the Week: Cuba Si Nixon No, by Simon and Garfunkel
more thoughts on London, and Iraq
counterpoint from Satan
halfhearted sign-off
clavicus majorus

As always, send your thoughts, comments, libel, and CIA covert agents' identities to roosterspice AT gmail DOT com. Visit the blog at http://roosterspice.blogspot.com/ and subscribe at http://feeds.feedburner.com/RoosterSpice.

Rooster Spice, the Podcast--Episode 6

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Fri, 08 Jul 2005 13:05:41 PDT

No theme music today. Didn't seem appropriate.

Get the podcast (9.2 MB, twenty minutes, torrent found here), or subscribe, or send me an email at roosterspice AT gmail DOT com with your thoughts.

Show notes:

Sandra Day O'Connor
The one million dollar hole
London
Cancer
Johann Christian Bach's Sonata in A for Flute and Piano, Op. 16 No. 4, second movement

A multiple-day podcast. What a difference a few days makes.

Rooster Spice, the Podcast--Episode 5

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Fri, 08 Jul 2005 13:00:17 PDT

A little later than usual, eh? Yawn....

Rooster Spice, the Podcast--Episode 5, clocking in at a regulation 13:47 and 6.7 MB.

Show notes:

One family's Fourth of July
Bootleg of the Week: Peggy Sue Got Married by Buddy Holly
Sayonara!

Remember to subscribe to the podcast, or, if you're reading this in the podcast feed, check out the blog itself at roosterspice.blogspot.com.

Also, if anyone isn't subscribed and just does direct downloads, please consider using the torrent instead. There's always a seed going, and it won't be any slower than a download.

Would anyone be interested in a feed with just the torrents, for BitTorrent-aware podcatchers like iPodder and iPodderX? If so, leave a comment; it'll mean a little more work for me, but it might be worth it.

Rooster Spice, the Podcast--Episode 4

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Fri, 08 Jul 2005 12:59:05 PDT

Here we go again: get it here (13 minutes, 6.7 MB).

Show notes:

iTunes podcasting!
The terrible, horrible, no good, very bad Skype attempt
I got the part! and other braggadocio
What you don't know about Squelch
Leftovers

I've solved my storage problem! So all the glorious episodes are back on-line, thanks to BlogMatrix.

Again, subscribe by copying the link of the orange XML and pasting it into your podcatching application (if you're using iTunes, you want "Subscribe to Podcast..." under the Advanced menu).

And if you like me (if you really, really like me), please do shoot an email and an MP3 to roosterspice AT gmail DOT com. Doesn't have to be a comment--if you have a podsafe song you want me to play, send it!

Rooster Spice, the Podcast--Episode 3

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Fri, 08 Jul 2005 12:57:51 PDT

Coming LIVE to a portable audio player near you (well, maybe your audio player isn't actually living):

Rooster Spice, the Podcast clocking in today at just over 17 (!) entrancing minutes and just under nine inexpensive megabytes. Show notes:

Feeding kids like Hobbits
Two recent Supreme Court decisions
Two recent Squelch auditions
Bootleg of the Week: Revolution by the Beatles
No leftovers, the fridge is busted.

As always, send your audio and/or text comments to roosterspice AT gmail DOT com. Please?

Incidentally, the first RSTP episode is currently off-line. My ISP has a storage limit, although I did expect to get at least THREE shows up before I had to delete one. If anyone would like to donate some storage, on a temporary basis, until I consult the Mistress of Funds and price out a solution, please let me know. I really would like all the episodes to be on-line when I enter this thing into the various directories.

Rooster Spice, the Podcast--Episode 2

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Fri, 08 Jul 2005 12:56:48 PDT

So! here we are, it's a Friday, and you're looking for something to listen to, right? Wait no longer.

Rooster Spice, the Podcast

Show notes:

Comments and commentary
World's largest ice pop
Thoughts on first-person shooters
The Supreme Court's view of private property
A message from Satan
Leftovers

And, yeah, I know the filename says it's released tomorrow, not today. Sorry about that.

Remember, you can send comments, audio or otherwise, to roosterspice AT gmail DOT com.

Rooster Spice, the Podcast--Episode 1

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Fri, 08 Jul 2005 12:55:48 PDT

Yes, that's right; instead of reading esoteric, rambling, self-piteous blog entries, you can now listen to esoteric, rambling, self-piteous blog entries!

Get the podcast here (64kbps mp3, VBR, 5.7MB, 12:00). Or, if you prefer, you can subscribe to the podcast--copy this link into your favorite podcatching client.

I welcome your thoughts in the comment boxes, or at my new email address: roosterspice AT gmail [dot] com. If you like, send audio files (ogg, AAC, or mp3) and I'll play them in the 'cast!

And tell me if you want me to stop...

Show notes: First episode ever! Features Father's Day; thoughts on returning to theatre; reading from Twelfth Night; leftovers.

First post

noreply@blogger.com (Squelch (roosterspice@gmail.com)) — Fri, 08 Jul 2005 13:01:14 PDT

This is only a test.