Well, what can I say other than…it’s finally here! I finally got around to it and recorded episode 3 of the SparkPlugged Podcast. I’m settled in once again and I’ve gotten a few requests from you readers asking me to record this new edition. Thanks!
A podcast seems like a good way to sum up my COUNTDOWN JAPAN special. I figure it deserves a fair finale since I’ve been hacking away at for the past week. This is the only mainstream diversion. Indie and noteworthy artists will return for episode 4.
SparkPlugged Podcast episode 3
KREVA, ULTRA BRAiN, Overground Acoustic Underground, Bennie K
Continue to the show notes,
show notes:
featured artists
KREVA – “The Show” (regular & instrumental mix): official site
ULTRA BRAiN – “VIS”: official site
Overground Acoustic Underground – “Squall”: official site
Bennie K – “Happy Drive ~Taste Your Stuff~ (featuring m-flo): official site
more
Subscribe to the SparkPlugged Podcast on iTunes
[MEDIA=2]
By Ben on January 22, 2007 at 9:01 pm
Cool. Another SparkPlugged Podcast!
By Teruyo on January 23, 2007 at 8:22 am
Great job, Shay! It’s always nice to listen to your voice. Take care.
By saidai on January 23, 2007 at 10:14 am
Listening to your sexy voice on my iPod @ work = happiness.
By Shay on January 23, 2007 at 2:29 pm
Ben: Yeah, I had a good time.
Teruyo: Thanks Teruyo! I’m glad you can enjoy the podcast (and my voice :P).
saidai: Thanks and I’m glad you can enjoy my voice so much X_x haha, that made me laugh. Anytime something I do can = happiness, I get excited! ^^
By Langdon Alger on January 24, 2007 at 6:42 pm
great job Shay..just wondering what program you use for your podcast(to record it)..me and eriku did a couple pre-YODC “podcasts” but we did it a bit “old school” with a digital 4track,ipod’s and cd players(my background is broadcasting and I like the hands-on feel of working the board) but thats obviously the ass-backwards way of doing things.
By Shay on January 24, 2007 at 7:35 pm
Thanks Langdon. That’s cool that you did it the “old school” way :). I use a program called Audacity. It’s easy and open source so I recommend it. Happy future podcasting if you do so. ^_^