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• Tweeter is closing 1/3 of its stores and... no one really seems to mind
  
  
• Apple TV has been shipped... and licked (by Olivia Munson!)
  
• Emma Watson (and the other 2 goobers) have officially signed contracts to finish Harry Potter movie series. Um... yeah?
• Xbox Live was hacked - or was it? Social Engineering is apparently still viable!
• Toshiba has announced a price drop on its HD DVD players - yeah!
  

• Bozric has picked up a shiny new 24" Intel iMac
  

• Casino Royale - 007's latest romp, now available on DVD... and it's EXCELLENT!!!
  

• Robert Adler, co-father of the wireless TV remote passed away this month. We salute you, Bob, for letting us all get fat and lazy!
  
• Beer goggles have been scientifically proven to be true - TADA!
• Bozric's found yet another useless USB gadget, the singing Rain Sensor
  
• Vista's Speech Recognition could leave you vulnerable to a website actually TELLING your computer to delete your files
  
• The Wii is having some intermittent problems with 480p output

• Sethran bought a Nintendo Wii - he really likes it... Bozric thought it was fun but probably won't be buying anytime soon

• Lady in the Water - One of M. Night Shyamalan's better efforts. Seth & Boz both downloaded the HD version from Xbox Live
  
• Crank - Sethran enjoyed it more than Boz did
  

1. Apple TV -- neat concept, we don't need it
   
2. iPhone (not Linksys's) -- looks cool, too bad it's on Cingular and costs more than a Corvette
   
3. New Airport Extreme -- it's fast, but not too fast
   
4. More movies on iTunes, but we don't know from whom
5. Axiotron makes the ModBook
   

Movie Review -- A Scanner Darkly
I thought it was cool, Bozric hated it but then proceded to watch it 3 times. Go figure.

It's like Mozart!

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• Humping Dog USB Gadget
  
• Email registry for sex offenders
  
• Cowardly Lion suit sells on eBay for $700K!

• Macbook Pro (2nd Gen)
  

• Superman Returns
  
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GramPawcast

• December 12th you'll be able to pre-order the long-awaited Optimus-103 Keyboard. Still no word on price or when it'll ship, but you can give the Russian developers money
  
• The Wii came out today and there have already been 2 reported dead
• The president of Universal says all iPod owners are thieves - and he wants a $1
• RIAA, in yet another lawsuit, now has to justify their $750 per song fee
• For only $30, you too can have your very own, very creepy Personal Pasta Singer
  
  
• Our tech toy is the Xbox 360 HD-DVD player, available now
• And our movie review for this show is Mission: Impossible III, which we both liked even though we both don't like Tom Cruise
  

• New Browsers
  Firefox 2.0 and IE 7
• Web Rage
  The Internet is all the rage, especially in Britian
• Relakks
  Company in Sweden that lets you dial in & surf from overseas
• Fried Coke
  Little tiny balls of fried coke goodness
  
  

• The latest Apple rumor is that they are, in time for Christmas this year, updating the MacBook Pro line to include the new Core2Duo processors - and Sethran rejoiced greatly
• Some time next year, Daewoo will be selling a voice-activated microwave. We have to ask... WHY???
• It's official! Google is purchasing You Tube for $1.6 Billion in stock. There are a couple of twenty-somethings that are so drunk right now!
• A Ukrainian scientist has invented a condom that plays music during sex, and again we have to ask... WHY???
  
• We both have shiny new Samsung LCD TVs:
  Sethran has the LNR377D, available exclusively at Sam's Club
  
  Bozri c has the LNS4051D, available everywhere else
  
• And our movie for this episode is X-Men III: The Last Stand, available now on DVD
  

• Microsoft has released the Xbox Live Vision, a web cam peripheral for your beloved 360
  
• Yahoo, after much success with the personalized DRM-free song, has decided to expand the concept to an actual album... anyone know who Jesse McCartney is?
• J Allard, Microsoft uber-dork, says the iPod is the Pong of Digital Audio
• iTunes is now selling movies... and they sold 125,000 in their first week!
• Intel announced that, rather than 1st Quarter of 2007, their Core 2 Quad chips will actually ship 4th Quarter of this year - and they're smokin'!
• Viewsonic debuted their new iPod-enabled monitor, only you can't use your iPod directly with the monitor
• IF you have an iPod AND you like to party, don't leave home without your very own iBreath iPod Alcohol Breathalyzer
  
• Bozric already has one of the new 8GB iPod Nanos - and loves it

• Lucky Number Slevin - we both loved it!
  
• Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - also an excellent movie
  
  Someone please convince Robert Downey, Jr. to stay clean and sober!

Episode 35 turned out to be a little longer than normal, as we just break the thirty minute mark... but's it's just chocked full of Brothers Green goodness. And here's the info to prove it:

• Sony Mylo - if you want to help Sony rule the world and try to regain their "hip" factor, you'll want one of these
  
• Apple announced they are teaming up with the teamsters - Ford, GM & Mazda are all going to be including iPod integration with their 2007 line of vehicles
• The Opera browser for Nintendo's DS is spreading from Japan to Europe in October
• Firebox has released their line of virtual "Tamagotchi"-like boy/girlfriends. Get yours now for only $38!
  
• A Japanese farmer has grown square watermelons - and they're a steal at $83 a piece!
  
• MyTunesRSS is a nifty little program that's supposed to allow access to your iTunes library via the net, anywhere... but Boz couldn't get it to work - at all
• Drano Liquid Gel Max does work - if you have a clogged drain, get it!
• We both liked the movie V for Vendetta
  
• The Aquaman Pilot is now available in iTunes
• Bozric hated The Net 2.0 and won't let Sethran watch it
  

We announced in the last show that we don't really edit our episodes once we start recording. We did receive an inquiry as to where the outtake at the end of every episode comes from. They're actually from other recordings. We typically turn the mics on as soon as they're set up and record a bunch of crap that only serves as a mic level check - not meant for public consumption, except in very small quantities. Hence, the outro snippet. This show, for example, we were discussing the finer points, or lack thereof, of Hardee's new Milk Shake commercials. Thanks for asking!

I've heard of Europe.

We'll make an announcement about the store in the next show, but we thought we'd let those of you who actually visit our site in on the news early...

We have a Gift Shoppe now!

It's linked in to the site in the "Links & Such" section in the upper right, but if you don't want to expend the energy to move you mouse, here's the link as well:

http://www.cafepress.com/brothersgreen

This show was recorded using our Fostex recorder from the comfort of my upstairs' sectional... which actually caused more technical issues than when I hook up everything into my mac. Go figure.

Anyway, here's this show's list of topics:

• Microsoft finally admits they're developing Zune
  
• Yahoo is now selling non-DRM mp3's and Seth bought one
• MPAA hoped Shawn Hogan, CEO of Digital Point Solutions, would settle for $2500 when they threatened him with a lawsuit. He said he'd see 'em in court. Go Shawn!
• Wendy's adds new flavor to Frosty lineup after only 37 years
• Wizmark - coming to a urinal near you!
  
• This week's tech toy is Bozric's new Motorola Q
  
• And finally, our review of Matador, on DVD everywhere
  

Be Spontaneous Later

It's our one year anniversary!!! Who'd have thought our attention span would have lasted this long?

This is a special Mobile-cast. We recorded in Boz's car at Kroger using our portable mixer/recorder. We know the audio quality isn't quite as good as usual, but let us know what you think.

Mobile-cast. Brought to you by creepy guys in cars everywhere.

We cover the following for your enjoyment:

• Apple News and Rumors -- New Nano Next Month?? iTunes movie rentals??
• If you love your news and want to watch it like old episodes of Saved by the Bell, then Amazon's new "News on DVD" is just for you
• Who knew kids had the answers all along? A federal court in Tampa uses Rock, Paper, Scissors for key decision
• If your mail is late, it could be in Berlin
• This week's tech tip is TrendMicro's Housecall. Free online virus scanner for PCs
  http://housecall.trendmicro.com/
• And instead of a movie review, we give our 2 Lincolns on Metroid Prime Hunters for the Nintendo DS
  

He has a surly deposition.

• Net Neutrality - big business hates it, you want it and Sethran gets up on his soap box... calling for you to annoy your senators. Here's where you can find more info:
  http://www.eff.org/congress/
  And if you want to listen to a clueless Senator Stevens:
  http://www.publicknowledge.org/node/497< /li>
• Ricoh has created an optical component that reads AND writes ALL disc formats - Blu-Ray, HD-DVD, DVD & CD!
• Sethran likes the new UV Bikinis, available for only $190 US
  
  
• Lexar recalls 66,000 jump drives - is yours one of them?
  
• Sethran, back on his soap box, rants against the evil that is Yahoo's Music Service
• Bozric's Mac Tips of the Week (not quite as preachified as Sethran's soap box) - how to put your OS X Macintosh to sleep in 2 seconds and a quick four-finger keyboard shortcut for shutting it off
• We have two tech toys this episode, first is Sethran's Extreme Mac AirPlay2 - he really likes it
  
• Bozric review's ColorVision's Spyder2Express Monitor Calibrator - he really hated it
  
• Our movie review this week is for Bloodrayne
  

Ya got a little blubber on yer face.

• Sony has decided to push back the launch date for it's much bally-hooed BluRay players, but Sethran has decided he likes HD-DVD and doesn't care
• Students in New York are using "no-hear" ring tones to text each other during class. And they wonder why US students are some of the dumbest worldwide
• 70-year-old shoplifter tries to resist arrest by gumming police officers
• Running naked man seeks matrimony, gets shot at instead
• European DS Lites stolen in Hong Kong, $1 Million Hong Kong Dollar reward offered ($1.25 US)
• We give you our much anticipated, long-winded review of Nintendo's DS Lite
• Movie review of the week:
  Underworld - Evolution
  

• Net Neutrality takes a hit - You can thank your local Republican
• The Pirates Bay's Back - And there's gonna be trouble
• Court Judge caught playing solitaire during a trial...Oops!
• Gamers shoot people - In the FACE!
• God saves his people, well, all except the stupid ones
• Nintendo DS Lite: Seth has it, Boz wants it
• Movies, Movies, Movies:
  Hoodwinked - Good
  
  
  The Island - Good, if you can get past the nose
  

I'm on a Mexican Megaphone

Hiya Gang!

Just a quick note to let you know that we've migrated the Brothers Green to a new host company, LibSyn, for both the website and the podcast files.

If you are subscribed through iTunes, you might notice that all the episodes will be showing up in your podcast section as available for download. This is a necessary evil, unfortunately. And, on the off-chance that you don't feel like re-listening to our older shows, you can select the older episodes, right-click 'em and tell iTunes to "clear" - this will effectively remove them from your list/library.

Why, you ask, are all the older shows back in my podcast subscription list? We had to nuke the Feedburner feed to get it to point to and sync'd up with the new location. A one time occurrence, unless something goes horribly, horribly wrong. But it won't, right? Cuz we're using modern technology!

So there you have it. Just another example of the great efforts we, the Brothers Green, go to on your behalf to bring you the super-high quality production value podcast that you have come to know and love. Excuse me, I'm getting a little misty-eyed.

-Boz

• Net Neutrality and you... the government is actually trying to help us for once!
• Symantec's AntiVirus Security Hole will leave you incredibly vulnerable. Use AVGFree instead!
• Microsoft wants everyone to start using their new format, WMP, instead of JPGs, okay?
• Pirates promise better copies of DaVinci Code and MI:3 by first of June
• New Trojan, Erazer-A, deletes your movies, music and images... kiss your porn goodbye!
• A German man who tried to commit suicide using a train has to pay for repairs to the train after he broke it
• Nintendo's DS Lite comes out June 11th, we're both excited about this, but Sethran is MORE excited
• Movie reviews for this episode:
  Ultraviolet - SUCKS!
  
  
  Ron White - You Can't Fix Stupid...  and you can't make it funny!
  

I would really like one, please!

• Professional Video Gaming - it's not just a dream anymore!
• Microsoft announces their final 3rd quarter results... uh, they made money
• The Browser Wars are back, thanks to 4 zealots known as Explorer Destroyer
• Sony's updated the PSP firmware, yet again
• Sony has come up with a new iPod/iTunes killer... again... for the third time
• Dima Komissarov's USB "Flashbag"
  
• We discuss our new microphones, the AudioTechnica DRXC1 and the MXL 990
• I discuss two movies, since Sethran is too busy with his mad pimp lifestyle,
  Memoirs of a Geisha, or The Hooker Falls in Love
  
  
  Fun with Dick and Jane, which really wasn't that fun 
  

Twenty-Eight!

• Symantec vs. the IRS - guess who'll win?
• Kopp vs. Blizzard - he doesn't have a leg to stand on legally, but that didn't stop his lawyer!
• Windows 98... R.I.P.
• Iceland found out that volcanoes are hot
• A new study shows that 80% of automobile collisions are caused by stupid people
• A Kenyan man who tried to commit suicide now faces trial for his failed attempt
  

• Crash, excellent but NON-Family-Friendly flick
  
• Zathura, also excellent and Family-Friendly flick
  

And, we have listener email... again!

The cow says, "MOO!"  

• Napster has finally found a way to make money selling their crap - banner ads! (everybody hold their breath)
• Jerry Taylor, Manager for the city of Tuttle, OK, is a complete moron
• Apple has released its beta of Boot Camp, allowing you to safely and easily dual-boot your Intel Mac
• Parallels' Workstation 2.1 Beta allows you to install any X86 OS to be installed on an Intel Mac
• Sony is discontinuing UMD movies for the PSP, Jimmy crack corn
• India has developed a male contraceptive that kills sperm AND inflates the scrotum - so... sign me up!
• The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe is now available on DVD
  

• Sony announced (a week ago) the PS3 will be out in November and they're adding a bunch of crap into the PSP
• DRM kills your MP3 player's batteries... s-l-o-w-l-y
• Micro$oft announced that Vista, the new OS that never was, has been postponed. again. for the first time. ever
  
• Star Wars TV will start filming in 2008, will start appearing on your TV in 2008 and will run for at least 100 episodes - go hug a wookie
  
• Sethran likes his Halo 2 headset so much he's using it with his cell phone
  
• Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire is good for big people, bad for munchkins
  
• Our new mics rock!

• Adobe has decided to release Creative Suite 3 this year after all
• McAfee released a virus definition update that killed Excel
• Vista, if it ever gets released is having even more stuff stripped out of it
• Microsoft's Origami was finally revealed to the world, and no one noticed
• IUsedToBelieve.com - go add your own silly childhood belief
• Hauppage Hippolog - it records TV and stuff even if you can't pronounce it
• Murderball - Sethran liked this documentary
  
• Waiting - Nobody liked this movie
  

• Napster takes responsibility for their losses. Just Kidding! They blame Microsoft.
• Microsoft declares: "Game discs are dead!" Long live the Game Disc!
• Microsoft's Origami Project. Touch me!
  
• Our Ebay PSA -- be careful!
• Orb.com -- It's awesome and FREE!
• We review Doom -- Shhhh. Rock's the badguy.
  

• My trip to the Biltmore Estate, where my daughter got a firsthand view of animal husbandry
  
• iTunes sells its one billionth song to Alex Ostrovsky and then promptly names its first born after him
• Apple has announced a special media event for the 28th and the rumor mill goes into overdrive
• Logoquiz.net - it's a fun little diversion... see if you can beat my score of 161800 (post your score in the comments section)
• I purchased a handheld GPS device, but don't know how to use it yet
• Finally, I toss you my 2 cents on Serenity, now available on DVD
  

• Widow PC's Behemoth Laptop - as big as Boz's Bigma (19")
• iTunes approaches 1 BILLIONS DOWNLOADS!!! BWAHAHAHA!!!!
• Napster has a "secret plan", but you didn't hear it from us (oh, and they are losing money hand over fist)
• Review of the Intec Wireless AV Switch (Hated it!)
  
• I stop watching TV long enough to review The Legend of Zorro (furniture beware)
  
• And our new ongoing Listener Mail segment (notices it's not plural)

• Sethran's heard about a new hack for his PSP that only requires buying a $50 game
• Apple's possible lawsuit from a deaf back-water dork
• Microsoft might (or might not) be making a portable gaming/music/movie device that would leverage the Xbox brand... well, IF they make one, that is
• Amazon.com is offering some lame-o 20-year-old movie as an HD-DVD & Blu-Ray preorder, shipping March 14th
• Palm Treo 700, according to Seth, is great AND it locks up... just like Windows!
  
  
• SmartDisk's FlashTrax is Boz's new toy - he loves it even though he doesn't know ANY of the specs
  
  
• Boz reviews the piece of crap known as the CompUSA USB 1 Port Print Server (it's NOT good!)
  
• Our movie this week, Stealth - we both liked it
   
  
• Viewer, er, Listener Email... yep, we've gotten a SECOND email

• Blu-Ray Backed by Netflix and Porn
• Avoid Intelliflix.com
• LeiasMetalBikini.com
• Warez Bust in Europe
• Google Video Sucks
• Microsoft still profitable
• $6000 to boot Windows on Intel Macs, Red Hat gets you nothing Free
• Sing it with me: Humuhumunukunukuapuaa, That's Our (almost) State Fish
• Netgear Storage Central
• DOA4 review
  
• Viewer Mail? No, but we do have Listener Mail!!

• Disney is in talks to buy Pixar, which would make Steve Jobs a Disney board member
• Imation is acquiring Memorex and will probably be merging their two catalogs of products
• A new, if not somewhat questionable, study out that states that using cell phones does NOT cause tumors
• There's a new world's record for solving the Rubik's Cube - you can sleep easy now, Penny
• Konica Minolta announced their not just quitting film cameras, they're quitting cameras all together!
• Gmail FINALLY has a "delete" button, now I can trash 1.5 GB worth of old email!
• Nintendo Revolution, due out Thanksgiving, to sell for $300... or will it?
• Digital music sales are expected to triple this year, coming in around $1.1 billion
• Sethran bought Sony's Location Free Pack, but hasn't taken it out of the box
• I talk about my new camera lens, the Sigma "Bigma" 50-500mm Telephoto Zoom lens
  
• We review Jet Li's Unleashed DVD and collectively decided that it's, uh, okay
  
• A bonus tech tip from Sethran - you can use a regular camcorder a/v cable to connect your 5G iPod to your television
  
  
  

Mmmm... Stew!

• The last week of 2005 broke the records for music downloads... someone call Guinness!
• Steven Spielberg's BAFTA SNAFU - who knew England wasn't DVD Region 1, anybody?!?
• Levi's iPod Jeans, @ $200 per pair, these babies probably WON'T be turned into Daisy Dukes
• Nikon is discontinuing their film cameras, unless you're a dyed-in-the-wool pro
• Microsoft quietly killed their support for Windows Media Player in the Macintosh world
• Xbox 360 only supports HD-DVD, unless Blu-Ray is better
• My new Akai 20" LCD TV/DVD Combo, hung nicely on my bedroom wall
• Our movie this week is Crash, available at your local rental shop
  

We'll see about recording live, in person, again next week... unless one of us is feeling lazy again.

I'm a scientist. No.

• Toshiba's HD-DVD stand-alone player and the Xbox 360 add-on HD-DVD player
• The upcoming MacWorld with possible announcements regarding possible upgrades to the .mac accounts and an early launch for the new Intel Macs?
• Philips' Entertaible
  
• Google announces they will be peddling videos
• Target's new lawsuit involving a litigious customer, a digital memory card and home porn
• James McAlla, email spammer supreme, gets his comeuppance
• Sethran's review of the Sony PSP (pronounced pssp)
• And our review of the movie The Wedding Crashers, now available on DVD
  

Hopefully you've got a half hour to kill and feel like listening to us to do so. And don't forget to use the comments section of this entry to post your holiday stories. We're curious to see if any one out there hates Christmas more than Seth.

I hate (fill in the blank)

• NBC Universal's additions to the iTunes stores (good gift idea for Sethran)
• Creative's Zen Vision M, the latest in a long line of failed iPod Killers (Warning: link to site contains annoying background music!)
• How to use MSCONFIG, with easy to follow screen shots available at NetSquirrel.com (additional info from Black Viper, now available at MajorGeeks.com)
• Firefox web browser hits 9% saturation point, shooting for 10% by year end
• ICANN considering using single letter domain names now (look for a.com coming soon?)
• Microsoft's CEO Steve Ballmer has to buy his Xbox 360, too (just not wait in line)
• Sethran bought a Sony PSP, but we're not talking about it
• Logitech's 360 Harmony Remote (can you tell we like these things???)
  
  
• Fantastic 4, now available on DVD
  

So, there you have it, this year's final episode... or is it?

It's intuitive to me!

• Perfect Dark Zero
  
• Call of Duty 2
  
• Quake 4
  
• Pelican's 360 HD pack (no link - it sucks!)
• Logitech's Harmony Xbox 360 Remote
• Two online game rental stores, Gameznflix.com & Gamefly.com

• An iTunes PSA (in case you don't listen to the show, there is a security flaw that affects both PC & Macs, expect an update from Apple soon... like any day now... really!)
• WeaselBoy gets 6 years in prison to contemplate the true meaning of "WeaselBoy"
• Barenaked on a Stick, a new album concept from Canada's Barenaked Ladies
• Dell admits they are no competition for Apple's iPod and acknowledges other blatantly obvious facts
• Match.com and Yahoo's dating service are both being sued for faking dates
• I review the new DVD Madagascar
  
• iLounge.com has released their 2005-06 Holiday Buying Guide for all things iPod

Linkety Split:

• Chuck's Tree
  
• GeekGorgeous.com
• One Red Paper Clip
• Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
  
  

• Xbox360 and its (supposed) compatibility with your iPod
• Sony's new software that makes it easier for you to transfer media to your PSP - if you've got the cash to download it
• the Telecommuter Tax Act, is the government going to double-dip in your income?
• Netflix's settlement on their class-action lawsuit (http://netflixsettlementsucks.com/)

Our tech toy this week is a preview of the impending Xbox 360, due on shelves of your favorite retailers November 22nd, provided they've made enough.

And our DVD this week is the just released Star Wars III: Revenge of the Sith

The Star Trek people pulled out their laser swords...

• Comedy Central
• .Net Framework 2.0
• Johnny Apple Sandals
• Apple iPod
• Handbrake
• Kicking & Screaming
  

• Opera's Preview Release of version 9
• iTunes new features: video, user reviews and "gifting"
• Yahoo raising the price on its Music Subscription Service
• Another endorsement for Logitech's Harmony Remote series
• Batman Begins, now available on DVD
  

• not talking about Apple's new Video iPod
• Sethran tests my memory concerning a princely Russian prognosticator - who "predicted" the internet and blogging of all things
• AOL has yet another suitor
• Nintendo's Gameboy Micro
• DVDSpot.com
• Delicious Library (Macintosh DVD Catalog)
• MediaMan (Windows DVD Catalog)
• The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy DVD
  

Peace.

• Hickory Hollow Mall
• Apple iPod Nano
• Systm's video of Nano
• Speck Products 9 Nano Cases
• Excalibur Electronic's Forever Flashlight
• Sahara -- Starring Matthew McConaughey and his biceps
  

• Apple Computers
• Godzilla Eggs
• Guess Who
  

• DVD John's Blog
• XXX: State of the Union
  
• Logitech's Harmony Remote

FÃnf if you're German!

• Skype (http://www.skype.com/)
• Gecko Phone (http://www.geckophone.com/)
• Yahoo! Messenger (http://messenger.yahoo.com/)
• Google Talk (http://www.google.com/talk/)
• Gizmo Project (http://gizmoproject.com/)

And we couldn't let a week go by without some type of movie review. This week, we discuss the finer points of Black Belt Theatre with the film Kung Fu Hustle, available now at your favorite DVD retailer. Our blatant product plug for this DVD can be found here:
Buy Kung Fu Hustle on DVD @ Buy.com

• Virtual crime with real world consequences - if you can't do the time, don't program the crime
  
• Frank Miller's Sin City, now available on DVD
• A baseline discussion regarding RAM vs Hard Drive, putting it in layman's terms
• Doggles.com, fashion eyewear accessories for the dog with an active lifestyle

• Frank Miller's Sin City
  
• Doggles.com
  

• ICANN
• Maxivista
• Logitech Precision PC Gaming Headset
• Linksys Wireless-G Broadband Router
• Linksys High Gain Antenna Kit for TNC Connectors

• AVS Audio Tools
• Skype
• Bluetooth
• Plantronics M3500 Bluetooth Headset
• Logitech Bluetooth Mobile Pro Headset
• TheFatManWalking.com
• Dora the Explorer

 
Well, yet another week and no "podcast" to speak of... what we do have is available for listening - at your own risk! We were trying out a few different options for recording an audio session and hit a few snags. Some of them were software issues, mostly we had a hardware problem - my laptop! It kept overheating and just turning off, no warning, no error messages, just ... *poof* it's off.

We do have an amusing (to us) recording of Sethran talking while my system died and then you hear his phone ring while he is still talking. The audio clip ends with him saying, "Why are you calling me?!?"

Good times... good times...

Links:

• Gizmo Project
• Skype
• Gecko Phone
• AVG Anti-Virus