Puddles of My Podcast - Episode 26

It's a bit of a hectic week this week, my Puddlers, but that doesn't mean I can't bring you some high quality podcasts as well as columns (hopefully).

Today I bring you another installment of Puddles of My Podcast.  In this, Episode 26 of Puddles of My Podcast, I welcome Miles Debas of Snakes Say Hiss and Paul Sicilian of the Tony Castles.  In this installment, Paul, Miles and I discuss the 2010-2011 Boston Celtics, Game 7 of the 2010 NBA Finals, and debate over the best storylines of the upcoming season. We also play a game of "thumbs up, thumbs down"; decide what movie you would take Kevin Durant too; and Paul and Miles each give us their all-time starting NBA starting lineup with some surprising results.  This podcast is not for those weak of heart, or not interested in the NBA.  Needless to say, I enjoyed this podcast very much and I recommend that you listen to it.

Stay with me Puddlers, I got more coming.

Puddles of My Podcast - Episode 23

Alright, my Puddlers, the hiatus may be on but that doesn't mean we can't still podcast with each other.  So, here's one for the weekend.  This is Episode 23 of Puddles of My Podcast, this is the working man's podcast, where I welcome a married man, a man who likes to get things done - Dave Singley (don't let the name fool you folks, he's really married).  In this episode, Dave and I discuss vacation, money, Puerto Rico, the present, getting married, the future, his website, freelance work, possible art shows and staying motivated.  Dave also undergoes the Puddles of My Podcast Questionnaire aka the Proust/Mencia Questionnaire.  This is a humble podcast for those pure of heart. I hope you can enjoy it.

Puddles of My Podcast - Episode 10

I promise you a podcast and I deliver you a podcast.  What can I tell you? When my Puddlers call, I gotta listen - no matter what time of night.  This is Episode 10 of the podcast formally known as Podcast of Myself, but now known as Puddles of My Podcast.  In this Episode 10, I welcome a very exhausted Jamie Ayers, lead singer of the band Snakes Say Hisss.  In this conversation, Jamie and I discuss the origin of Snakes Say Hisss, iTunes reviews, working the overnight shift, Alicia Keys, the Famous Class,  the upcoming Snakes Say Hiss album, the speed of the creative process, Donovan McNabb and Philadelphia sports, the new Future Islands album and bad apartments.

Tomorrow, er, later today, I will be posting a column I wrote for Brooklyn Exposed about a day in Cobble Hill that will not be published as originally intended, but which I want to share with you all anyway.

This is the place to be, so never feel bad. I'll see you later today.  Like Mr. Deeds says, "I'll bring the beers. I'll bring the beers."

Podcast of Myself Episode 2

When you are on a roll, you have to stay on a roll.  For the second episode of Podcast of Myself, I welcome a very special guest, Miles Debas, and lots of Stumptown coffee.  In this episode, Miles and I discuss his band Snakes Say Hiss, Beach House, NBA jerseys, obscure 1970's folk artists, the Taliban and the nature of viewing art.



You can find a link to Miles' website on the side panel of this page and you can download the entire podcast here.

Tomorrow or Friday you can look for my post on She & Him's Volume 2 and Joanna Newsom's Have One on Me.

Now, everyone enjoy the twilight (no pun or copyright infringement intended).