A short composition I came up with in honor of NaPodPoMo 2007. This is my 30th podcast for NaPodPoMo. These podcasters’ voices are heard during the song:
Inside My Head Day 30 for NaPodPoMo.
The last show?
Today’s Haiku of Frustration is called: “Final Day”.
Music by:
Eric Lawrence, with a song called “Beginnings and Endings”.
And Music by:
Arthur Yoria, with a song called “Permanent”.
NaPodPoMo has been such a wonderful experience for me! Thank you to all of you who have podcasting along with me this month, giving me lots to listen to, learn from, and laugh at. You have kept me sane through this first part of the holiday season, and for that, I am so very grateful. 
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In this episode, we take care of some business, we get mad at people for different reasons, we read some news stories (raining cow! ham soda!), we go to a local mall, then we wrap up the show with a roundup of the WikiCharts.
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Inside My Head Day 29 of the NaPodPoMo experience.
Just one more left after today! It’s gone by so fast.
Today’s Haiku of Frustration is called: “Sober by Default”.
Music by:
The Volume Brothers, with a song called “Disappointingly Sober”.
And Music by:
Murder The Stout, with a song called “Irish Jigs”.
And Music by:
Alun Perry, with a song called “Thursday Night Drinking Song”.
One more NaPodPoMo to go!
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It was windy last night. I went out and recorded some of it. This is my twenty-eighth podcast for NaPodPoMo. (For best results, download the mp4 file below and view in full screen.)
Inside My Head Day 28 for the NaPodPoMo experience.
This month has just flown by!
Today’s Haiku of Frustration is called: “Overshare”.
Music by:
Hands Upon Black Earth, with a song called “Effigy”.
And Music by:
COMEG, with a song called “Sleep With Me”.
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In today’s podcast, I share some of my thoughts on the state of music on the Internet, and how musicians tend to miss good opportunities for promotion. This is my twenty-seventh podcast for NaPodPoMo.
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