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Happy Thanksgiving to all Americans listening to this, as well as those who are not Americans, because we all have something to be thankful for, I hope!

On November 4 I was interviewed by Jennifer Navarrete of Morning BrewCast and Tech in Twenty. She was the one who came up with and started National Podcast Post Month (NaPodPoMo) back in November 2007, and this is the third year of it. She decided to interview people who are participating this year and she was very kind to consider me worthy of her focus. I decided that I would save reposting this until Thanksgiving this year and am very glad to share it with those who maybe didn’t hear it.

I play “Perfect Day” by Atomic Brother from their EP Silence Collide. I found them on MusicAlley by Mevio.

Flyswatter Show

 

Liberal. Atheist. Vegan. Different.

Another year, another month of NaPodPoMo!

I’m starting up this podcast again. We had to move Dwight’s Uncle Clifford to a home because he had some health problems. Two cats died. We got a new lab puppy. I’m unemployed. Yikes!

Today’s music is “Love, Work and Money” by Josh Charles. The music is courtesy of Music Alley from Mevio.

Flyswatter Show

 

Liberal. Atheist. Vegan. Different.

I talk about what we did over Christmas in this episode, people we visited, the movie we saw, etc. I also play two songs. I got into a vegan fight and also we need a new car, but don’t know if we should buy one right now.

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“Manic Schizophrenia” by Wobinidan

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“Dear Leslie” by John Dance - I Can Dig Almost Anything

Both of these songs came from Garageband.com as Podsafe Music Network was down.

Flyswatter Show

Liberal. Atheist. Vegan. Different.

This is the second to the last NaPodPoMo episode for the month of November 2008. I am really happy about this because recording and posting every single day is getting rough. I don’t see how some people do it!

I would like to spend more time actually prepping for the recording session, writing what I want to talk about, having serious discussions with people, etc. And I want to have more guests besides the people who are always in my house anyway–not that I don’t appreciate them!

I would like to start playing indie musicians. I have a lot of folks I hope to play on the show and look forward to finding more. If you know someone or are a musician yourself, let me know. And I want to interview people who are in the fields of atheism, veganism, animal rights, environment, freethought philosophies, science, skepticism, or liberal politics, as this is the focus of my show.

Flyswatter Show

Liberal. Atheist. Vegan. Different.