Mon, 12 November 2007
Lucky #13, featuring Youssef Kassab, Romeo Lahoud, Ozel Turkbas, and more! 1. UNKNOWN MUSICIANS (possibly Nicolas El Dik?) Ourak El Nakhil from the album Belly Dance! Music for an Oriental Dance, Vol. 2, 1973 2. OZEL TURKBAS Organ Improvisation By Jimmy Linardos from the album How To Belly Dance For Your Sultan, no date given 3. EDDIE "THE SHEIK" KOCHAK Wedding Party from the album Strictly Belly Dancing (Ya Habibi #2), 1973 4. JODETTE (KAMELIA) WITH ABOUD ABD EL AL AND HIS ORCHESTRA Lesson #4: Shaking the Stomach from the album How to Belly Dance (The Authentic Way) For Fun! Health! Profit!, 1972 5. YOUSSEF KASSAB Talaa Min Bayt Abuha from the album Nadira Belly Dances for Youssef Kassab, 1974 6. ABDUL ALEXI FREEMAN & HIS ENQUIRERS The Sultan's Sister from the album The Belly Dancer, no date given 7. AUTHENTIC ORCHESTRAS & SOLOISTS OF THE NEAR EAST I'll Be Drunk Tonight (Karsilama) from the album Music For Belly Dancing (aka Istanbul), no date given 8. EDDIE MEKJIAN & ENSEMBLE Yaruss Kovetsi Sequence (Dubkie/Chifte Telli/Karshilama) from the album Belly Dance Music From the Middle East - Vol. 2, no date given 9. KEMANI GARIB, ET. AL. Suruverin Cezveler (Rampi-Karsilama) (9/8) from the album Special Music For Your Belly Dancing, 1974-1975 10. GEORGE ABDO & HIS "FLAMES OF ARABY" ORCHESTRA Meenie Yaba (Where Is My Love?) from the album The Art of Belly Dancing, 1973 11. ROMEO LAHOUD Khidni Maak Ala Darb Baidet from the album Green Eyes and Oriental Moods, 1975 12. ANESTOS ATHOUNASIOU & HIS ENSEMBLE Otan Klene Thio Karthies (When Two Hearts Cry) from the album Music For Belly Dancing - Instrumentals From the Near East, no date given 13. THE SULTAN'S CARAVAN (FEATURING GUS VALI) Mustapha from the album Belly Dance to Great Navel Music, 1976 14. OMAR KHORSHID & HIS GUITAR Laylet Hob from the album Rhythms From the Orient, 1974 (CD reissue, Umbrella Records 2001) |
Mon, 12 November 2007
Archive show #12, featuring some special requests at the end of the program! I'm always up for your requests; please let me know! 1. RAFIC HOBEIKA Nado from the album Music For an Oriental Dance Vol. 1 - Danses de Nadia Gamal, 1973 2. THE SHEIK'S MEN The Belly Dancer from the album The Belly Dancer, 1961 3. LUTFI GUNERI WITH ORIENTAL ORCHESTRA Carsiya Vardim (Cifte Telli) from the album Memories of Istanbul (Istanbul Hatiralar), no date given 4. THE "FLAMES OF ARABY" ORCHESTRA, FEATURING VOCALS BY GEORGE ABDO Do Oul Mazahir (A Taste of Wine) from the album Belly Dance Music, no date given 5. GUS VALI & HIS CASBAH ENSEMBLE Yelakaiki from the album All Points East, 1960 6. JALALEDDIN TAKESH Vara Tageree from the album Jalaleddin Presents Belly Dance Music, 1976 7. MOHAMMED EL-BAKKAR & HIS ORIENTAL ENSEMBLE Raks El Dabka (Double String Dance) from the album Dances of Port Said - Music of the Middle East, Vol. 5, 1960 8. RAYMOND MIRIJANIAN Belly Dancer's Show: Yar Satch Larin, Madouvala, Helvaci, Te Na Ta Kano Ta Lefta from the album Ray Mirijanian's Music For Belly Dancing Vol.1, no date given 9. TONI FRANGIEH (buzuk), SETRAK SARKISSIAN (tabla) Ya Mal Esham from the album Belly Dance Nights (Layale Bourg El Hamam), Vol. 2, 1977 10. BEL-SHA-ZAAR WITH TOMMY GENAPOPOLUIS & THE GRECIAN KNIGHTS Hip Vibration from the album The Art of Belly Dancing, 1969 11. ARTIE BARSAMIAN & HIS ORCHESTRA Oriental Moods (Geozlarin) from the album The Seventh Veil, no date given 12. MOHAMMED EL-SULIEMAN & HIS ORIENTAL ENSEMBLE Whirling Sands from the album The Music of Port Said, no date given 13. CHRIS KALOGERSON & HIS ENSEMBLE SHARQI Ma Alli We Oltelou from the album Belly Dance!, 1979 14. SONNY LESTER - HIS ORCHESTRA & CHORUS Turkish from the album Little Egypt Presents: How to Belly Dance For Your Husband, 1968 PLUS SPECIAL REQUESTS! Sonny Lester - Dance of Enticement David Carroll - Caravan Artie Barsamian - The Seventh Veil Artie Barsamian - Shadows in the Casbah |
Mon, 12 November 2007
More vintage goodness from the vaults! Shimmy on! 1. HANK MARDIGIAN SEXTET FEATURING GEORGE MGRDICHIAN Caucasian Dance from the album Oriental Delight, no date given 2. OMAR KHORSHID & HIS GUITAR Guitar El Chark from the album Rhythms From the Orient, 1974 (CD reissue, Umbrella Records 2001) 3. YOUSEF KOUYOUMJIAN & HIS BAGDAD ENSEMBLE Elef Leila Wa Leila (One Thousand and One Nights) from the album Bagdad, no date given 4. MOHAMMED EL-BAKKAR & HIS ORIENTAL ENSEMBLE Ali Baba from the album The Magic Carpet - Music of the Middle East, Vol. 4, 1958 5. ARTIE BARSAMIAN & HIS ORCHESTRA Looseen Cheegah from the album More Belly Dance - Music of the Middle East, no date given 6. THE SULTANS Dere (9/8 Karsilama) from the album The Sultans Middle Eastern Band Vol. 1, 1981 7. ABDUL ALEXI FREEMAN AND HIS ENQUIRERS Bubbies, Baubles & Anklets from the album The Belly Dancer, no date given 8. EDDIE MEKJIAN & ENSEMBLE Catherine (laz) from the album Belly Dance Music From the Middle East - Vol. 1, no date given 9. GEORGE ABDO & HIS "FLAMES OF ARABY" ORCHESTRA Belly Dance Fantasy (Complete Belly Dance Routine): Zanuba, Man Zaman, Chifte-Telli, Drum solo, Sulu Kule from the album Belly Dancing with George Abdo, 1976 10. ROMEO LAHOUD Ala Bali from the album Dark Eyes and Oriental Moods, 1973 11. JODETTE (KAMELIA) WITH ABOUD ABD EL AL & HIS ORCHESTRA Lesson #2: Hip Movement from the album How to Belly Dance (The Authentic Way) For Fun! Health! Profit!, 1972 12. EDDIE "THE SHEIK" KOCHAK & HAKKI OBADIA ORCHESTRA Sesame Jump from the album Arrac-Laham Mishwee & Thou: Festive Dance Music from the Middle East, 1965 13. DJAMAL ASLAN Inta Habibi (My Love) from the album Lebanon - Her Heart, Her Sounds, no date given 14. THE FEENJON GROUP Mustapha (Arabic) from the album Recorded Live at Cafe Feenjon, 1966 (recorded 12/13/65) 15. UNKNOWN MUSICIANS (possibly Nicolas El Dik?) Ghazalieh from the album Belly Dance! Music for an Oriental Dance, Vol. 2, 1973 |
Mon, 12 November 2007
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Mon, 13 August 2007
Ladies and gentlemen, presenting yet another stellar program from the vaults! Shimmy on, I say! PROGRAM 10 Playlist:
1. GUS VALI
2. UNKNOWN ARTISTS (possibly Abou Abd El Aal?)
3. BEL-SHA-ZAAR WITH TOMMY GENAPOPOLUIS & THE GRECIAN KNIGHTS
4. GEORGE ABDO & HIS "FLAMES OF ARABY" ORCHESTRA
5. IBRAHIM TURMEN
6. ANESTOS ATHOUNASIOU AND HIS ENSEMBLE
7. SONNY LESTER & HIS ORCHESTRA
8. OZEL TURKBAS
9. YOUSSEF KASSAB
10. EDDIE "THE SHEIK" KOCHAK WITH HAKKI OBADIA
11. THE STEVO TEODOSIEVSKI ENSEMBLE (UNCREDITED)
12. MOHAMMED EL-BAKKAR & HIS ORIENTAL ENSEMBLE
13. THE SHEIK'S MEN
14. JOSEPH KARKOUR, ET. AL. |
Sun, 5 August 2007
Sorry for the delay, folks! I will try to get a new show up every Sunday night or so. Here's the next archive show - shimmy on! Program 9 Playlist:
1. OMAR KHORSHID & HIS GUITAR
2. ESIN ENGIN
3. EDDIE MEKJIAN & ENSEMBLE
4. JODETTE (KAMELIA) WITH ABOUD ABD EL AL & HIS ORCHESTRA
5. MOHAMMED EL-BAKKAR & HIS ORIENTAL ENSEMBLE
6. AUTHENTIC ORCHESTRAS & SOLOISTS OF THE NEAR EAST
7. OZEL TURKBAS
8. JIMMY LINARDOS & HIS NEAR-EAST GROUP
9. DAVID CARROLL & HIS ORCHESTRA
10. GUS VALI
11. GEORGE ABDO & HIS "FLAMES OF ARABY" ORCHESTRA
12. ROMEO LAHOUD
13. KEMANI GARIB, ET. AL.
14. ARTIE BARSAMIAN & HIS ORCHESTRA
15. CHRIS KALOGERSON & HIS ENSEMBLE SHARQI
16. RAYMOND MIRIJANIAN
17. THE FEENJON GROUP |
Mon, 23 July 2007
I realize I haven't updated in over 2 months. I'm really sorry about that. Real life, however, is intruding upon my internet life:
1. My computer is suffering from a virus. We've done everything short of actually taking it in and having it fixed. In the meantime, internet work is quite a hassle. 2. I'm working full-time this summer at a temp job. I have very little free time anymore. The site hasn't been updated and the house is a mess. So, there's that. So please, bear with me a bit longer. I wish I were SuperWoman, but I'm just not. Hope you all are having a great summer.
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Thu, 3 May 2007
1. ROMEO LAHOUD
2. GEORGE ABDO & HIS "FLAMES OF ARABY" ORCHESTRA
3. THE SULTAN'S CARAVAN (FEATURING GUS VALI)
4. JOHN BERBERIAN
5. BEL-SHA-ZAAR WITH TOMMY GENAPOPOLUIS & THE GRECIAN KNIGHTS
6. YOUSEF KOUYOUMJIAN AND HIS BAGDAD ENSEMBLE
7. SONNY LESTER - HIS ORCHESTRA & CHORUS
8. JALALEDDIN TAKESH
9. ARTIE BARSAMIAN & HIS ORCHESTRA
10. THE SULTANS
11. MOHAMMED EL-BAKKAR & HIS ORIENTAL ENSEMBLE
12. LUTFI GUNERI WITH ORIENTAL ORCHESTRA
13. HANK MARDIGIAN SEXTET FEATURING GEORGE MGRDICHIAN
14. THE SHEIK'S MEN |
Thu, 3 May 2007
1. MOHAMMED EL-BAKKAR & HIS ORIENTAL ENSEMBLE
2. GUS VALI & HIS CASBAH ENSEMBLE
3. THE FEENJON GROUP
4. DJAMAL ASLAN
5. ALEXIS & HIS ENSEMBLE
6. IBRAHIM TURMEN
7. UNKNOWN MUSICIANS (POSSIBLY NICHOLAS EL DIK ORCHESTRA?)
8. RAYMOND MIRIJANIAN
9. YOUSSEF KASSAB, HAMOUDA ALI
10. THE SHEIK'S MEN
11. RAJA
12. OZEL TURKBAS
13. EDDIE "THE SHEIK" KOCHAK
14. EDWARD MEKJIAN & HIS ENSEMBLE |
Thu, 3 May 2007
1. JOSEPH KARKOUR, ET. AL. Farhat Shabab - 2:21 from the album Belly Dance! Spectacular Rhythms from the Middle East, 1974
2. ANESTOS ATHOUNASIOU & HIS ENSEMBLE
3. EDDIE MEKJIAN & ENSEMBLE
4. THE STEVO TEODOSIEVSKI ENSEMBLE (UNCREDITED)
5. CHRIS KALOGERSON & HIS ENSEMBLE SHARQI
6. SONNY LESTER & HIS ORCHESTRA
7. GUS VALI
8. THE SULTANS
9. JODETTE (KAMELIA) WITH ABOUD ABD EL AL & HIS ORCHESTRA
10. DAVID CARROLL & HIS ORCHESTRA
11. KEMANI GARIB, ET. AL.
12. THE "FLAMES OF ARABY" ORCHESTRA, FEATURING VOCALS BY GEORGE ABDO
13. ARTIE BARSAMIAN & HIS ORCHESTRA
14. TONI FRANGIEH (buzuk), SETRAK SARKISSIAN (tabla)
15. ESIN ENGIN
16. RAFIC HOBEIKA |
Sun, 8 April 2007
OK gang. I've thought, meditated, ruminated, contemplated, and even prayed about this. Here is how it's going to be.
1. I am not going back to the old streaming format. Podcasts have become the preferred format for presenting audio programs on the internet. They are relatively easy to put together, and they are completely downloadable by the listener to carry around on their iPod or burn onto a CD. There is no reason to be afraid of or intimidated by podcasts. A podcast is essentially nothing more than a big mp3 file. You can stream it, or you can download it. Ideally, you should subscribe to your favorite podcasts. The beauty of subscribing is that the most recent episodes are automatically downloaded when you visit that podcast's RSS feed or other podcast directory, such as iTunes, Podcast Pickle, Odeo, etc. I would say the feedback I've gotten from my listeners on which format they prefer has been pretty much split down the middle. So, I'm making a command decision here and sticking with the podcasts. 2. Several listeners have suggested I indicate time stamps for each song on the playlists. Since a podcast is one big mp3 file, there's no way to tell for sure what track is playing when while you're listening. I've thought about this long and hard, and I've decided against it. Why? a) Each program is a little over one (1) hour in length. There are approximately 13-15 tracks in each program. It really shouldn't be too difficult to figure out which tune is playing when, with the playlist as your guide. The playlist for each show can be found in three (3) different places: on the podcast blog page, on the Playlists page at the main site, and embedded within the ID tags of the actual podcast file. b) It's an extra step that I just don't feel like making, frankly. I've started putting the length of each tune in the playlist, which I admit is something I should have been doing all along. That, coupled with the relative shortness of each show and the easy availability of the playlists, should make things a bit easier, I'm hoping. 3. I will keep putting up archive shows as I'm able, and I hope to get a new show out soon. However, my life is just about to get a whole lot busier. I'm taking on new religious and career training commitments that are going to be taking up a lot of my free time. So please bear with me on that particular front. I think that's it for now! I apologize if I've disappointed some of you, but I think I've made the best decision, all things considered. Take good care and as always, I enjoy hearing from you! Easter blessings, Marisa~
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Tue, 13 March 2007
Playlist: 1. EDDIE "THE SHEIK" KOCHAK WITH HAKKI OBADIA Kashlimar "Anwar" - 9/8 Turkish - 3:13 from the album Strictly Belly Dancing, The 5th Volume, 1977 2. THE SHEIK'S MEN Shish Kebab - 2:20 from the album The Belly Dancer, 1961 3. GEORGE ABDO & HIS "FLAMES OF ARABY" ORCHESTRA Raks Asmar (Dance of the Bedouins) - 3:29 from the album Belly Dancing with George Abdo, 1976 4. HANK MARDIGIAN SEXTET FEATURING GEORGE MGRDICHIAN Come My Sweet One - 2:41 from the album Oriental Delight, no date given 5. UNKNOWN ARTISTS (possibly Abbu Abdel Aal & His Golden Strings?) Casino Beirut - 3:41 from the album Sweet Nights, 1967 6. BEL-SHA-ZAAR WITH TOMMY GENAPOPOLUIS & THE GRECIAN KNIGHTS Shoulder Movement - 3:24 from the album The Art of Belly Dancing, 1969 7. AUTHENTIC ORCHESTRAS & SOLOISTS OF THE NEAR EAST Bam-Boum (Zeibek) - 2:02 from the album Music For Belly Dancing (aka Istanbul), no date given 8. THE FRED ELIAS ENSEMBLE WITH JOHN TATASSOPOULOS Dance of Feona - 20:02 from the album Artistic Moods for Dance Vol. III, 1978 9. ABDUL ALEXI FREEMAN & HIS ENQUIRERS Dance of the Beggars - 2:39 from the album The Belly Dancer, no date given 10. LUTFI GUNERI WITH ORIENTAL ORCHESTRA Kelebek (Oyun Havasi) - 2:10 from the album Memories of Istanbul (Istanbul Hatiralar), no date given 11. JOHN BERBERIAN Sevasda (Turkish) - 5:20 from the album Ode To An Oud, 1974 12. MOHAMMED EL-BAKKAR & HIS ORIENTAL ENSEMBLE El Hora El Hawara (The Circle Dance) - 3:57 from the album Dances of Port Said - Music of the Middle East, Vol. 5, 1960 13. GUS VALI Rockin' Bird - 8:51 from the album Chimera - A Fantasy in Jazz/Rock/Mid-East Sounds, 1974 |
Tue, 13 March 2007
Playlist:
1. THE FEENJON GROUP
2. JALALEDDIN TAKESH
3. MOHAMMED EL-BAKKAR & HIS ORIENTAL ENSEMBLE
4. SONNY LESTER - HIS ORCHESTRA & CHORUS
5. TONI FRANGIEH (buzuk), SETRAK SARKISSIAN (tabla)
6. MOHAMMED EL-SULIEMAN & HIS ORIENTAL ENSEMBLE
7. IBRAHIM TURMEN
8. SAMI NOSSAIR, ET. AL.
9. DAVID CARROLL & HIS ORCHESTRA
10. RAJA
11. EDDIE MEKJIAN & ENSEMBLE
12. BEL-SHA-ZAAR WITH TOMMY GENAPOPOLUIS & THE GRECIAN KNIGHTS
13. ARTIE BARSAMIAN & HIS ORCHESTRA
14. GUS VALI
15. GEORGE ABDO & HIS "FLAMES OF ARABY" ORCHESTRA |
Sun, 18 February 2007
1. HARRY SAROYAN
2. ESIN ENGIN
3. THE SULTANS
4. JOSEPH KARKOUR, ET. AL.
5. THE SHEIK'S MEN
6. DJAMAL ASLAN
7. THE STEVO TEODOSIEVSKI ENSEMBLE (UNCREDITED)
8. EDDIE "THE SHEIK" KOCHAK WITH HAKKI OBADIA, FEATURING JOSEPH KASSAB
9. GEORGE ABDO & HIS "FLAMES OF ARABY" ORCHESTRA
10. ARTIE BARSAMIAN & HIS ORCHESTRA
11. ANESTOS ATHOUNASIOU & HIS ENSEMBLE
12. MOHAMMED EL-BAKKAR & HIS ORIENTAL ENSEMBLE
13. ABDUL ALEXI FREEMAN & HIS ENQUIRERS |
Sun, 4 February 2007
1. MOHAMMED EL-BAKKAR & HIS ORIENTAL ENSEMBLE Africa from the album Music of the African Arab - Vol. 3, 1958 2. AUTHENTIC ORCHESTRAS & SOLOISTS OF THE NEAR EAST 3. KEMANI GARIB, ET. AL. 4. MOHAMMED EL-SULIEMAN & HIS ORIENTAL ENSEMBLE 5. OZEL TURKBAS 6. ARTIE BARSAMIAN & HIS ORCHESTRA Belly Dancers' Music - Part 2 from the album Belly Dancers' Music, no date given 8. UNKNOWN ARTISTS Ah Ya Zein from the album Sweet Nights, 1967 9. GUS VALI 10. GEORGE ABDO & HIS "FLAMES OF ARABY" ORCHESTRA 11. JOHN BERBERIAN 12. DAVID CARROLL & HIS ORCHESTRA Turco Mooro from the album Jalaleddin Presents Belly Dance Music Vol. 2, 1977 14. BEL-SHA-ZAAR WITH TOMMY GENAPOPOLUIS & THE GRECIAN KNIGHTS |
Sat, 3 February 2007
1. THE "FLAMES OF ARABY" ORCHESTRA, FEATURING VOCALS BY GEORGE ABDO El Badree (Dance and Rejoice) from the album Belly Dance Music, no date given 2. ARTIE BARSAMIAN & HIS ORCHESTRA Sen Gel from the album Belly Dance Au Go-Go - Music of the Middle East, no date given 3. THE SHEIK'S MEN The Dance They Do from the album The Belly Dancer, 1961 4. THE STEVO TEODOSIEVSKI ENSEMBLE (UNCREDITED) Solunski Cocek from the album Authentic Belly Dance Music, 1976 5. GUS VALI Savgulum from the album Belly Dance Navel Academy, no date given 6. MOHAMMED EL-BAKKAR & HIS ORIENTAL ENSEMBLE Al Jazayair (Dance of Algiers) from the album Port Said - Music of the Middle East, 1958 7. JALALEDDIN TAKESH Dotis Mood from the album Jalaleddin Presents Belly Dance Music, 1976 8. JOHN VARTAN ENSEMBLE Dance Routine #1 from the album Spotlight on Belly Dancing, 1980 9. BEL-SHA-ZAAR WITH TOMMY GENAPOPOLUIS & THE GRECIAN KNIGHTS Introduction from the album The Art of Belly Dancing, 1969 10. IBRAHIM TURMEN Rakset El Souyouf from the album Saidi Wind Vol. 1, 1985 11. JOHN BERBERIAN Nubar Nubar (Armenian) from the album Ode To An Oud, 1974 12. OZEL TURKBAS The Camel Driver (Deveci) from the album Alla-Turca (The Turkish Way), 1975 13. DAVID CARROLL & HIS ORCHESTRA Caravan from the album Percussion Orientale, 1961 14. MOHAMMED EL-SULIEMAN & HIS ORIENTAL ENSEMBLE Jazz of Araby from the album The Music of Port Said, no date given 15. DJAMAL ASLAN Mahrajan Fe Lebnan (Festival In Lebanon) from the album Lebanon - Her Heart, Her Sounds, no date given 16. ANESTOS ATHOUNASIOU AND HIS ENSEMBLE O Horos Tis Tavernas (Dance of the Taverna) from the album Music for Belly Dancing - Instrumentals from the Near East, no date given |
Fri, 2 February 2007
Once again I am way behind in posting new programs, and I apologize once again. I have been so busy with other things going on that I haven't found much time to work on programs. So, here is what I propose to do.
I will post 2 archive shows every other Sunday or so. I'm going to start at the beginning. Later on today or early tomorrow I will post archive shows 1 and 2. Whenever I get the time, I will put together a new show and post that as well, leave that up for at least a couple weeks and try to get another one together. I have also had several folks let me know that they miss being able to tell exactly what song is playing when, as you could in the old streaming mp3 format. I appreciated that feature too, but with podcasting as it is now there's no way to do that. I wish I could do podcasts and streaming, but I just don't have the server space. I will continue podcasting for now until enough people let me know that they would prefer I go back to the old streaming format. At any rate, stay tuned for archive shows 1 and 2 to be appearing soon! Thanks for all your enthusiasm and support!
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Fri, 26 January 2007
Hey gang, I just put this nifty new feature on the home page! It's a map from the Frappr site that you can add yourself to with a little note and a pic! I thought this would be a neat way to see where my listeners are. It's on the home page of the site, just above the tag board (which I'm thinking about eliminating due to the ridiculous amount of spam it seems to attract!). So please go add yourself, won't you? Thanks!! PS: As you can probably tell, still no new shows yet. Looks like I'm going to have to go back to the once-a-month schedule... Stay tuned next Friday!
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Thu, 11 January 2007
Hey all, a reminder that if you don't have an iPod or other mobile device, you can still stream the programs like in the old days. Just left-click the "direct download" link for each show (found below the playlist) and it should start playing, usually via QuickTime or whatever you have configured for your computer. Happy listening!
My Odeo Channel (odeo/6d84d664527152ce)
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Fri, 5 January 2007
Howdy, everyone! I just wanted to take a moment to welcome you to the Radio Bastet podcast. It's been a long time coming, and I'm so thankful that I finally got off my duff and made it happen. I really hope that this format proves to be more useful and enjoyable to you all than the traditional streaming audio days of yore (of course, you can still stream the program; just left-click the download link and the show will play, usually via QuickTime, without actually being downloaded to your computer or mobile device).
I will probably be posting new shows every other Friday or so. I'm thinking one new show and one archive. If you have other suggestions, please let me know! I also wanted to let you all know (or remind those of you who already know) that Radio Bastet now has a CafePress store, full of goodies for you to buy that will help support the site and show off your impeccable musical taste! Thanks so much for your support! As always, I welcome your feedback, comments, suggestions, constructive criticism, lavish praise, and monetary gifts - oh wait, not that last one. (Unless you really, really feel the need, heh heh...) Anyway, please enjoy, and shimmy on, won't you? Blessings, Marisa~ My Podcast Alley feed! {pca-9baa6127937a4c0b41d5a2c3e86611ca}
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