I feel bad for the Bean — she made a mistake and let the cat out of the bag.
My terrifying encounter with a snake.
Do you ever feel that your goal is beyond reach? That you are wasting your talents?
Meta talk: help me improve my audio sound!
I have a new microphone!
Was Martin Van Buren a cross dresser?
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I would love to hear from you!
Today I talk about how going home for Thanksgiving depressed me.
The pain of dysfunctional families.
I play a piece from my favorite poet, Charles Bukowski
Bean and I go to the Hayden Planetarium in Manhattan, and leave unhappy.
Cemeterycast coming soon!
Why aren’t I hearing from you?
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I love all of you!
Enjoy this classic Saturn presentation.
Starring (in order of appearance)
Mr. Christiaan Huygens — As himself
The Bean — As herself
Ms. NiiceLady — As the e-mailer
Ms. McKinley Roosevelt Cat — As the silent radio producer
Mr. Matthew Blender — As the writer
Ms. Cheryl Merkowski — As the fired employee
Ms. Rebecca Nay — As the reporter
Mr. Andrew Melton — as the computer expert
Mr. Orson Welles — as himself
Ambient Sound (SIM043 — Devolium — Tuesday) copyrighted by Serge Audenaert, Samples in Motion Website)
This podcast dedicated to Mr. Orson Welles, who proved broadcasting did not have to be done inside a box.
And all those independent podcasters who are thinking outside the box everyday.
Rebecca Nay speaks.
Bean and I go apple picking.
What mask are you hiding in? It may be hurting you.
Send me your freaky, scary audio mo-jo for the SATURNcast, HALLOcast.
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Sir Issac Newton tries to annoy me, but only ends up making a fool of himself.
How are you? I bet no one ever asks you that.
I receive a voice mail from ZillaFag which puts the fight with my parents in context.
I spend the 4th of July, an American holiday, cleaning the grave of one of the United State’s greatest judges, Learned Hand. It is a travesty that people have allowed his grave to become abandoned.
Bean and I are going on vacation this week! We will be in the deep, isolated woods of the Adirondack Mountains. No cells phones, no blackberrys, no internet, no cable tv. Just the Bean and nature.
I worry on vacations. I know it is silly of me, but I do.
I discuss how I ruined my visit to the ruins in Rome.
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This may be my worst podcast ever. I give you a soundtour of Mt. Hope Cemetery in Rochester, NY.
We vist the graves of Susan B. Anthony and Fredrick Douglas
I bring my dog Jefferson Kennedy Dog with me.
I do not like this podcast — because I am using binaural microphones with my iriver, the sound levels fluctuate up and down — which would drive any podcaster crazy.
I also give a brief history of Rochester and the suicide of Kodak’s founder, George Eastman.
I would strongly suggest wearing headphones when listening to this.
The sound quality fluctulates a great deal.
I woud not even post this, but my dog Jefferson is with me and I want to post her with me for history’s sake. Enjoy.
(I would suggest wearing headphones)
The SATURNcast studio is back in its old digs.
My sincere condolances to Zilla for the loss of his dog.
Dick Cavett reads a poem.
It is thundering outside. I love thunderstorms.
Listen to my new show I am doing with Jen from Pizzababe.
It is called the Unsanecast. Our first guest will be Forrest from Lonely Ice Floe podcast.
Darth Vader and the power of redemption.
Do you believe in redemption?
I do not know.
Folsom Prison.
Today I take you on a soundtour to the grave of Chester Alan Arthur, the 21st President of the United States at the Albany Rural Cemetery.
We visit other dead people as well.
Down, down, down into the darkness of the grave
Gently they go, the beautiful, the tender, the kind;
Quietly they go, the intelligent, the witty, the brave.
I know. But I do not approve. And I am not resigned.
–Edna St. Vincent Millay
A brief audio sound-tour of shopping, a little history, some philosophy in Midtown Manhattan by your humble host, Christiaan Huygens.
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