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Binary Bonsai Podcast #9

heilemann@gmail.com (Michael Heilemann) — Thu, 18 May 2006 17:42:41 +0000

Back with more game soundtracks. Lord of Destruction, Pacific Assault, SUN and Grim Fandango.

As usual I would love to receive some feedback from you, either in the shape of a comment on this entry or as an audio comment on Odeo (real easy, check it out).

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Congratulations Rikke

heilemann@gmail.com (Michael Heilemann) — Tue, 16 May 2006 08:18:20 +0000

Today’s Rikke’s birthday. Congratulations honey! :D

Bananaphone—>

Binary Bonsai Podcast #8

heilemann@gmail.com (Michael Heilemann) — Thu, 04 May 2006 19:13:34 +0000

I loves me some soundtracks, and that’s what this 1 hour episode is all about. Hans Zimmer, Vangelis, Klaus Badelt, John Williams, Michael Kamen, John Ottman and even a bit of Alan Silvestri there at the end.

As usual I would love to receive some feedback from you, either in the shape of a comment on this entry or as an audio comment on Odeo (real easy, check it out).

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Binary Bonsai Podcast #7

heilemann@gmail.com (Michael Heilemann) — Thu, 27 Apr 2006 17:38:40 +0000

I’ve got some bad news about Shuttle and me as well as something on Kubrick and Napoleon, Reboot and some quick thoughts on burning hot news items that ticked in while I did the show.

As usual I would love to receive some feedback from you, either in the shape of a comment on this entry or as an audio comment on Odeo (real easy, check it out).

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Binary Bonsai Podcast #6

heilemann@gmail.com (Michael Heilemann) — Sat, 08 Apr 2006 12:10:03 +0000

Robot mailbag time! This time functioning less as feedback and more as a seeds for me to blabber on about stuff. Among other things, I get into roleplaying games, Fantasy Grounds, my advice on switching to Mac and my experiences with Boot Camp as well as an update on the Shuttle Project for WordPress.

As usual I would love to receive some feedback from you, either in the shape of a comment on this entry or as an audio comment on Odeo (real easy, check it out):

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Binary Bonsai Podcast #5

heilemann@gmail.com (Michael Heilemann) — Sat, 01 Apr 2006 13:52:15 +0000

It’s mailbag time!

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Binary Bonsai Podcast #4

heilemann@gmail.com (Michael Heilemann) — Fri, 31 Mar 2006 01:45:19 +0000

And so it seems destined that my podcasts hit near the one hour mark, with this one being the longest so far. Contrary to last time however, in this one it’s not just me yapping away about nothing at all.

This time I delve into Holst’s The Planets and talk a bit about what modern day soundtracks it has or may have influenced, as well as a bit of this and that in relation to soundtracks in general.

So by all means, put on yer ol’ headphones and join me in the dream lounge.

As usual I would love to receive some feedback from you, either in the shape of a comment on this entry or as an audio comment on Odeo (real easy, check it out):

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PS: If you left an Odeo comment on podcast #2 and #3, I’ll carry it in podcast #5 (if it’s relevant to carry of course)… Sorry about that.

Binary Bonsai Podcast #3

heilemann@gmail.com (Michael Heilemann) — Mon, 20 Mar 2006 21:50:38 +0000

Yet another long haul (sorry), which acts as a substitude for the entry which never showed up for work on the day of Binary Bonsai’s third year anniversary. In this I talk (and talk and talk) about how the last year went, what happened both with me as well as with the site and how I intend to recover from what I deem the worst year yet.

If you thought the last entry was long… Well you’ve got another thing coming. And to add insult to injury (literally), this one also has the gaul to place itself in the ‘red alert’ part of the ego spectrum.

Nonetheless I would as usual love to receive some feedback from you, either in the shape of a comment on this entry or as an audio comment on Odeo (real easy, check it out):

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PS: If you left an Odeo comment on podcast #2, I’ll carry it in podcast #4 (if it’s relevant to carry of course).

Podcast Supplement: The Gravemind

heilemann@gmail.com (Michael Heilemann) — Sat, 11 Mar 2006 07:18:33 +0000

For those of you who’ve yet to see it, here is the Gravemind cutscene from Halo 2, which I spoke about on Podcast #2.

Binary Bonsai Podcast #2

heilemann@gmail.com (Michael Heilemann) — Fri, 10 Mar 2006 19:40:36 +0000

AKA ‘The Long Haul’.

This time: feedback from podcast #1, Outcast, Halo, some thoughts on licensed music from iTMS and a some music to spruce it all up a bit.

Sorry about the length (55 minutes!), I just couldn’t shut up this time.

In this podcast, I mention a cutscene from Halo 2. I’ve put up said cutscene for download. I’m also however ‘podcasting’ it, so if you’re subscribed, don’t fret, you’ll get it automatically.

While not the most riveting of podcasts, I’d love to get some feedback from you, either in the shape of a comment on this entry or as an audio comment on Odeo (real easy, check it out).

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Binary Bonsai Podcast #1

heilemann@gmail.com (Michael Heilemann) — Sun, 05 Mar 2006 19:44:59 +0000

Allow me to present to you the first episode of the Binary Bonsai podcast. Even more pointless than the rest of the site, and louder.

Topics of this episode are: Fair use of copyrighted material, my podcasting setup, I want an iMac and why and a bit general rambling nothings.

While not the most riveting of podcasts, I’d love to get some feedback from you, either in the shape of a comment on this entry or as an audio comment on Odeo (real easy, check it out).

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PS: As with most other things these days, the time set aside for polished presentations is close to none existing. Too few hours in the day and bla bla bla.