Podcast

    Podcasts

    I listen to a lot of podcasts and thought I might start mentioning my favorites here.

    I’ll begin with two recently listened to. The TED Radio Hour is a favorite and one of the latest episodes is a perfect example of why I enjoy it so much. Hardwired. I’ve given it a listen but will need to give it a second. I always know a podcast is great when many of the episodes require at least a second listen.

    Another favorite, Science Friday, has, as usual, aired another excellent episode. In particular I enjoyed the segments on Voyager which included a wonderful interview with planetary scientist Carolyn Porco as well as the segment on indoor microbiomes. Fascinating stuff. Check it out.


    Episode 5 of our podcast Rhubarb and Sam

    This week in Rhubarb and Sam, discussing community, connecting and not connecting. In particular, feeling connected to our new friends in England even as we feel disconnected locally. Being atheists in a conservative Christian community can often be a strange experience with few community connections. We work to cultivate and nurture the few that we have.

    Please note that you can subscribe to the podcast in several ways:

    At the iTunes store via this link.
    If you are using an RSS reader or podcast app use this link.

    Thanks and enjoy!


    Rhubarb and Sam, Episode 4


    This week in Rhubarb and Sam, astronomy! We set-up at the Tucker Creek observatory for some time at the telescope only to have a clear night turn into a not-so-clear night due to high humidity. The stars were still pretty bright in our dark skies so we settled in on the moon couch (our disc shaped outdoor couch) to record an episode. From Cygnus to Sagittarius, Saturn to Mars, take a tour of our night sky with us. There's nothing quite like pondering our place in our galaxy and our galaxy's place in the Universe. Have a listen!

    Links of interest:
    Our Milky Way Galaxy 
    Our Solar System 
    Globular Clusters

    Please note that you can subscribe to the podcast in several ways:
    At the iTunes store via this link.
    If you are using an RSS reader or podcast app use this link.

    Thanks and enjoy!

    Rhubarb and Sam, Episode 3

    This week in Rhubarb and Sam a middle of the night discussion of identity, life on earth, feeling small and feeling large. Have a listen!

    Please note that you can subscribe to the podcast in several ways:

    At the iTunes store via this link.
    If you are using an RSS reader or podcast app use this link.

    Thanks and enjoy!

    Rhubarb and Sam, Episode 2

    This week in Rhubarb and Sam we touch on child rearing, aquarium disasters and the evolution of family life. In short, it's a balancing act that starts fresh every day. Have a listen!

    Please note that you can subscribe to the podcast in several ways: At the iTunes store via this link.

    If you are using an RSS reader or podcast app use this link.

    Our Podcast

    Rhubarb and Sam LogoIt’s been a good long while since I had a podcast. I think I was one of the first back in 2004 and I kept it up for awhile but soon dropped the ball. This time around, I have a partner. We’ll keep them relatively light (usually) and fun, probably a bit absurd. Not saying we won’t occasionally delve into something serious or deep but, for the most part, that is not the intent. You can subscribe to Rhubarb and Sam via rss or via iTunes.


    The Grid Remix Podcast

    First podcast in a good while and the first of the year. To be truthful I created this almost a year ago as my first experiment with GarageBand. The music mix is mine, spoken word is Tim “Speed” Levitch via the excellent documentary The Cruise, 1998. This clip was one of my favorite moments in the movie in which Levitch discusses the straight lines of city planning. Fantastic stuff. It’s not a proper podcast in that I did not include my usual intro but that’s okay. I’m hoping to get back into a regular podcast after 7 weeks away. I can’t quite explain my podcast vacation so I won’t try. Hope you enjoy.

    littlepod.jpg More via the Podcast which is also available as a direct mp3 download runtime: 3'12, 2.9 MB.


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