josh@theweatherpodcast.comnoreply@blogger.com (Joshua)Thu, 24 Oct 2024 23:41:56 -0500Blogger http://www.blogger.com5125http://theweatherpodcast.blogspot.com/en-usnoCreative Commonsweather,,forecast,,musical,thursdays,,msu,,michigan,state,university,,lansing,,michigan,,singing,weathermanGet your weather forecast, as well as any other information you may or may not be interesting in hearing. Don't miss Musical Thursdays. The forecast is typically for Lansing, Michigan, but if you're lucky, you might hear the forecast for anywhere in the world!Get your weather forecast, as well as any other information you may or may not be interesting in hearing. Don't miss Musical Thursdays. The forecast is typically for Lansing, Michigan, but if you're lucky, you might hear the forecast for anywhere in the wJosh the Weathermanjosh.veazey@gmail.comJosh the Weathermanhttp://theweatherpodcast.blogspot.com/2007/03/weather-podcast-goes-hunting.htmlThu, 1 Mar 2007 10:24:00 -0500tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6367016245917704380.post-4316613020828838879I am still trying to figure out how I can pull off Musical Thursdays without becoming a token indictment for the <a href="http://www.riaa.com/default.asp">RIAA</a>. If you have any music you'd like to donate to The Weather Podcast, let me know: <a href="mailto:josh@theweatherpodcast.com">josh@theweatherpodcast.com</a>. Seriously though, if you are familiar with some record labels who either wouldn't care or would be willing to give me permissions, <a href="mailto:josh@theweatherpodcast.com">josh@theweatherpodcast.com</a>.<br /><br />Today's podcast includes forecasts for the following locales:<br /><ul><li>Lansing, Michigan</li><li>Hackensack, New Jersey</li><li>Manistee, Michigan</li></ul>I seriously feel like going out and buying a gun for a few reasons:<br /><ol><li>So much talk about Manistee has made me feel like I should go hunting.</li><li>This forecast got me thinking about what it must be like to have to live in Manistee during the winter, when you can't really spend much time on the beach.</li><li><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Bolton">John Bolton</a> was on <a href="http://www.cspan.org/">C-SPAN</a> this morning, and I was reminded that he--and his gross blindly U.S.-elitist worldview--represented me in the United Nations for a time. It made me not want to go on living, hence the gun. Sorry for having to spell out the joke like that. The Weather Podcast is so damn popular that I know <a href="http://www.cbc.ca/cp/nba/070227/v022734A.jpg">Homeland Security</a> is watching.</li></ol>By the way, I had to reset the site feed, so if you were subscribed before, and it is no longer working, that's why. Just re-subscribe now.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.archive.org/download/JoshTheWeatherPodcastMarch12007/20070301.mp3">Listen</a> to today's podcast.5josh.veazey@gmail.com (Josh the Weatherman)noI am still trying to figure out how I can pull off Musical Thursdays without becoming a token indictment for the RIAA. If you have any music you'd like to donate to The Weather Podcast, let me know: josh@theweatherpodcast.com. Seriously though, if you are familiar with some record labels who either wouldn't care or would be willing to give me permissions, josh@theweatherpodcast.com. Today's podcast includes forecasts for the following locales: Lansing, MichiganHackensack, New JerseyManistee, MichiganI seriously feel like going out and buying a gun for a few reasons: So much talk about Manistee has made me feel like I should go hunting.This forecast got me thinking about what it must be like to have to live in Manistee during the winter, when you can't really spend much time on the beach.John Bolton was on C-SPAN this morning, and I was reminded that he--and his gross blindly U.S.-elitist worldview--represented me in the United Nations for a time. It made me not want to go on living, hence the gun. Sorry for having to spell out the joke like that. The Weather Podcast is so damn popular that I know Homeland Security is watching.By the way, I had to reset the site feed, so if you were subscribed before, and it is no longer working, that's why. Just re-subscribe now. Listen to today's podcast.Josh the WeathermanI am still trying to figure out how I can pull off Musical Thursdays without becoming a token indictment for the RIAA. If you have any music you'd like to donate to The Weather Podcast, let me know: josh@theweatherpodcast.com. Seriously though, if you are familiar with some record labels who either wouldn't care or would be willing to give me permissions, josh@theweatherpodcast.com. Today's podcast includes forecasts for the following locales: Lansing, MichiganHackensack, New JerseyManistee, MichiganI seriously feel like going out and buying a gun for a few reasons: So much talk about Manistee has made me feel like I should go hunting.This forecast got me thinking about what it must be like to have to live in Manistee during the winter, when you can't really spend much time on the beach.John Bolton was on C-SPAN this morning, and I was reminded that he--and his gross blindly U.S.-elitist worldview--represented me in the United Nations for a time. It made me not want to go on living, hence the gun. Sorry for having to spell out the joke like that. The Weather Podcast is so damn popular that I know Homeland Security is watching.By the way, I had to reset the site feed, so if you were subscribed before, and it is no longer working, that's why. Just re-subscribe now. Listen to today's podcast.weather,,forecast,,musical,thursdays,,msu,,michigan,state,university,,lansing,,michigan,,singing,weathermanhttp://theweatherpodcast.blogspot.com/2007/02/definition-of-giblets-confirmed-to-my.htmlTue, 27 Feb 2007 14:32:00 -0500tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6367016245917704380.post-1577966093123000595I had all but decided that the term "giblets" would be officially re-defined or have its definition expanded by the actions of this website, a la today's forecast.<br /><br />It is, however, already true, that the word can have an array of dirty meanings, as you can see from this <a href="http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=giblets">reputable source</a>.<br /><br />A big thanks to <a href="http://whowantsitmore.blogspot.com/">Megan</a> for that reference.0josh.veazey@gmail.com (Josh the Weatherman)http://theweatherpodcast.blogspot.com/2007/02/first-weather-podcast-id-be-surprised.htmlMon, 26 Feb 2007 23:09:00 -0500tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6367016245917704380.post-5427059406349674615The first Weather Podcast is here. As it turns out, my audio setup is not nearly as good as I had hoped. It sounds scratchy, but it is still worth a listen because it is stuffed full of COMEDY! It probably would have been a good idea to test it at an earlier time than right before I recorded it. It will be fixed for the next forecast. It is my meteorologic promise to you.<br /><br />Today's podcast includes forecasts for the following cities:<br /><ul><li>Lansing, MI</li><li>Kansas City, MO</li><li>New York, NY</li><li>Rochester, NY</li></ul>I have given the extended forecast for Rochester today.<br /><br />After you listen to the podcast, check out some follow-up research I performed <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giblets">here</a>.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.archive.org/download/JoshTheWeatherPodcastFebruary272007/20070227.mp3">Enjoy</a> the forecast.4josh.veazey@gmail.com (Josh the Weatherman)noThe first Weather Podcast is here. As it turns out, my audio setup is not nearly as good as I had hoped. It sounds scratchy, but it is still worth a listen because it is stuffed full of COMEDY! It probably would have been a good idea to test it at an earlier time than right before I recorded it. It will be fixed for the next forecast. It is my meteorologic promise to you. Today's podcast includes forecasts for the following cities: Lansing, MIKansas City, MONew York, NYRochester, NYI have given the extended forecast for Rochester today. After you listen to the podcast, check out some follow-up research I performed here. Enjoy the forecast.Josh the WeathermanThe first Weather Podcast is here. As it turns out, my audio setup is not nearly as good as I had hoped. It sounds scratchy, but it is still worth a listen because it is stuffed full of COMEDY! It probably would have been a good idea to test it at an earlier time than right before I recorded it. It will be fixed for the next forecast. It is my meteorologic promise to you. Today's podcast includes forecasts for the following cities: Lansing, MIKansas City, MONew York, NYRochester, NYI have given the extended forecast for Rochester today. After you listen to the podcast, check out some follow-up research I performed here. Enjoy the forecast.weather,,forecast,,musical,thursdays,,msu,,michigan,state,university,,lansing,,michigan,,singing,weathermanhttp://theweatherpodcast.blogspot.com/2007/02/weather-podcast-preview-4-cast-classic.htmlSun, 25 Feb 2007 12:20:00 -0500tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6367016245917704380.post-919738300854331679The story behind <a href="http://www.theweatherpodcast.com/">The Weather Podcast</a> is a long one. That's why I will give you a shortened version. As a young, bright-eyed college student at the <a href="http://www.rochester.edu/">University of Rochester</a> in Rochester, NY, I produced a <a href="http://www.pa.msu.edu/%7Eveazey/4cast/index.html">daily (in theory) weather forecast</a> that was available over the telephone. Listeners could dial a phone number--owned by <a href="http://www.wrur.org/">WRUR 88.5</a>--and hear a recording I had made of the day's weather forecast.<br /><br />I had many psychotic fans, and it is my hope that none of them discover this podcast. For you normals, however, I hope you enjoy this new outlet, and as my thanks for your interest, I present you with this <a href="http://www.archive.org/download/JoshApril112003FLASHBACK/20070225a.mp3">preview</a> of what is to come. Every Thursday on the forecast, I sang the weather and called it a Musical Thursday. This is an episode from April 11, 2003, where I not only sang but also played the guitar, giving the weather forecast to the tune of <a href="http://www.greenday.com/">Green Day's</a> "Good Riddance."<br /><br />Tonight will bring you the official launch of The Weather Podcast, complete with new additions to the site.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.archive.org/download/JoshApril112003FLASHBACK/20070225a.mp3">Enjoy the flashback.</a>1josh.veazey@gmail.com (Josh the Weatherman)noThe story behind The Weather Podcast is a long one. That's why I will give you a shortened version. As a young, bright-eyed college student at the University of Rochester in Rochester, NY, I produced a daily (in theory) weather forecast that was available over the telephone. Listeners could dial a phone number--owned by WRUR 88.5--and hear a recording I had made of the day's weather forecast. I had many psychotic fans, and it is my hope that none of them discover this podcast. For you normals, however, I hope you enjoy this new outlet, and as my thanks for your interest, I present you with this preview of what is to come. Every Thursday on the forecast, I sang the weather and called it a Musical Thursday. This is an episode from April 11, 2003, where I not only sang but also played the guitar, giving the weather forecast to the tune of Green Day's "Good Riddance." Tonight will bring you the official launch of The Weather Podcast, complete with new additions to the site. Enjoy the flashback.Josh the WeathermanThe story behind The Weather Podcast is a long one. That's why I will give you a shortened version. As a young, bright-eyed college student at the University of Rochester in Rochester, NY, I produced a daily (in theory) weather forecast that was available over the telephone. Listeners could dial a phone number--owned by WRUR 88.5--and hear a recording I had made of the day's weather forecast. I had many psychotic fans, and it is my hope that none of them discover this podcast. For you normals, however, I hope you enjoy this new outlet, and as my thanks for your interest, I present you with this preview of what is to come. Every Thursday on the forecast, I sang the weather and called it a Musical Thursday. This is an episode from April 11, 2003, where I not only sang but also played the guitar, giving the weather forecast to the tune of Green Day's "Good Riddance." Tonight will bring you the official launch of The Weather Podcast, complete with new additions to the site. Enjoy the flashback.weather,,forecast,,musical,thursdays,,msu,,michigan,state,university,,lansing,,michigan,,singing,weathermanhttp://theweatherpodcast.blogspot.com/2007/02/he-forecasts.htmlWed, 21 Feb 2007 23:17:00 -0500tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6367016245917704380.post-5233763353193890692He forecasts.<br />He educates.<br />He sings.<br /><br />Coming soon.0josh.veazey@gmail.com (Josh the Weatherman)