Ericast 257 - A Million Hamsters
Have you ever misheard a song lyric? Sure you have. Can you turn that into an entire podcast episode? Let's find out. Here's your show.
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When is our birthday? The first Ericast episode was March 7, 2005. So it's this week, or next. When you're this old, forgetting when your birthday is could be a "theme." Next week might be a fairly deep-ish topic on "arrogance" lining up with Episode 2; we'll see.
Background: I like "dance music" -- e.g. Ace of Base. (On Pandora, it's epitomized in my "Ace of Base Radio") But my current Pandora favorite is Basshunter. (Note that it's pronounced Base-hunter; it's not music related to fishing.)
"Tweets do not imply endorsement"...? Pandora stations are somewhat the same for me. But I can endorse these: My oldest is "Eric's Dance Radio" and you can also enjoy "Eric's WI Memories" from "the golden age of dance music - 1990, give or take a year or two."
So, that explains the music part. You also need to know that when my wife and I were first married, we had a pet hamster. (More than one, actually. But not at once.)
This episode topic crossed my mind. And then I mentioned our hamster piterest in Jeff Goins' MOOC. And then Paul Debeddings mentioned hamsters:
That clinches it. I needed to do a podcast episode about this.
So, that brings us to "Paradise" by Sam La More, originally from Sydney Austraila. (He's almost exactly one year younger than I am, which means he's old.)
I know he's not talking about hamsters... but, you have to admit, it sure sounds like he's talking about hamsters!
Website viewers: Click here to listen to this week's episode!
Podcast listeners: Click here for a link to the show notes page!
Everyone: Call 206-339-ERIC (206-339-3742) and comment!
When is our birthday? The first Ericast episode was March 7, 2005. So it's this week, or next. When you're this old, forgetting when your birthday is could be a "theme." Next week might be a fairly deep-ish topic on "arrogance" lining up with Episode 2; we'll see.
Background: I like "dance music" -- e.g. Ace of Base. (On Pandora, it's epitomized in my "Ace of Base Radio") But my current Pandora favorite is Basshunter. (Note that it's pronounced Base-hunter; it's not music related to fishing.)
"Tweets do not imply endorsement"...? Pandora stations are somewhat the same for me. But I can endorse these: My oldest is "Eric's Dance Radio" and you can also enjoy "Eric's WI Memories" from "the golden age of dance music - 1990, give or take a year or two."
So, that explains the music part. You also need to know that when my wife and I were first married, we had a pet hamster. (More than one, actually. But not at once.)
This episode topic crossed my mind. And then I mentioned our hamster piterest in Jeff Goins' MOOC. And then Paul Debeddings mentioned hamsters:
Paul DeBettignies | February 28 at 10:13pm · Minneapolis, MN
For the next 36 hours I am going to stay away from any topic that can turn into a debate. So I am only going to post hamster videos and Kenny Chesney videos. If you don't like hamster & Chesney videos, well... that's on you #36HoursOfHamsterChesneyVideos
That clinches it. I needed to do a podcast episode about this.
So, that brings us to "Paradise" by Sam La More, originally from Sydney Austraila. (He's almost exactly one year younger than I am, which means he's old.)
I know he's not talking about hamsters... but, you have to admit, it sure sounds like he's talking about hamsters!
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