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March 28, 2006

MADPOD Challenger Disaster Special 5 of 7

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Here’s our latest installment of the Challenger Disaster Special.
By Shadoe Steele. Producer JADonnelly

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MADPOD#147 TAX MAN! again!

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podsafe music network
Honeycomb
Virgin Suicide

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MADPOD#144 Bob Kuban Interview-The Cheater

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Bob Kuban.com

This artist hit it big with the Top Ten hit “The Cheater,” = released in 1966 under the name of Ike and Tina Turner, including several stints with Ike’s Kings of Rhythm band. In 1976, he opened his own booking = agency and his venture payed off, even leading to public recognition such = as the St. Louis Businessman of the Year award. One of his innovation= s was the so-called Singles Night Out series of singles dances. He = also started his own publishing company, Q-Man Music. His success in = these music business endeavors have left him in a different position than = many other ’60s hit artists who never recovered from getting “ripped off” = for their royalties. He always left some time for music, continuing = to book his own combo as well as fronting

Unfortunately, Kuban’s singer on this hit single,

In 2000, Kuban began playing drums in the band of another St. Louis = rock & roll legend, but one with decidedly more than one hit to his = credit: guitarist Chuck Berry. Kuban has also worked in = radio and was the musical director of KXOX from 1985 through 1987. = Bob joins Shadoe from his home in Chesterfield Missouri.

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MADPOD Challenger Disaster Special 2-7

March 22, 2006

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shadoe Speaks to Grace Corrigan
(mother of Christa McAuliffe, first civilian in space)

MADPOD #142 Podshow GoDaddy Annoucement

March 21, 2006

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Podshow Godaddy Annoucement.
Podsafe Music from The Deadline, and
Asian Man Records.
The Boy Scout Song, from the Fabrications.

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MADPOD NYC Radio The Night John Lennon Died , On The Dial (mp3)

March 20, 2006

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NYC Radio The Night John Lennon Died (mp3)

Here’s a dial scan of New York City’s FM band from 25 years ago (MP3).
It was recorded shortly after the news of John Lennon’s murder broke.
The recording was made by an unknown listener,
and it was included on our CD compilation, Radio Archival Oddities, Vol. 2.

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MADPOD SEx with Emily, Female Condoms

March 17, 2006

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Sex With Emily : A Talk Radio Show”
We talk ato Emily from Sex with Emily, we talk about what women
really like, dating and sex in a big city.
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MADPOD Challenger Disaster Special 1-7

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MADPOD #137 BlipTv, A Vlogger Send Off NY Style

March 13, 2006

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Blip.tv, Randy
Ryanne Hodson freevlog.org, Jay Degman Node101.org,
Fireant.tv,
Mnn.org, Vloggercon.com,
Randy Wicker Vlogger, Jonny Goldstein

MADPOD #136 THOMAS DOLBY Exclusive Interview

March 10, 2006

MADPOD THOMAS DOLBY Exclusive Interview

SHE BLINDED ME WITH SCIENCE
Dolby Mentions that “Podcasting and Satellite Radio is the FUTURE!…”

Thomas Dolby became one of the most recognizable figures of the synth-pop movement of early-’80s new wave. Largely, this was due to his skillful marketing. Dolby promoted himself as a kind of mad scientist, an egghead that had successfully harnessed the power of synthesizers and samplers, using them to make catchy pop and light electro-funk. Before he launched a solo career, Dolby had worked as a studio musician, technician, and songwriter; his most notable work as a songwriter was “New Toy,” which he wrote for Lene Lovich, and Whodini’s “Magic’s Wand.” In 1981, he launched a solo career, which resulted in a number of minor hits and two big hits — “She Blinded Me with Science” (1982) and “Hyperactive” (1984). Following “Hyperactive,” he began producing more frequently, as well as exploring new synthesizer and computer technology. Thomas speaks with Shadoe Steele from his home in Northern California’s Bay area.

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PODSHOW MUSIC REWIND #23 Madpod, Sirius 103

March 7, 2006

MADPOD 135 Podcast Hotel Re-Cap, Music

March 2, 2006

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Music from Laura Clapp
Joe Klein (Podcast Voice Guys) from Podcast Hotel wrap-up.
Promo from our latest Tech Show Techy2.com,
with Frank Edward Nora from the Overnigthscape.com

MADPOD 134 DOROTHY MOORE INTERVIEW "Misty Blue" Rhythm and Blues

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Dorothy Moore had two huge hits in 1976 for Malaco with “Misty Blue” and “Funny How Time Slips Away.” “Misty Blue” was a number two R&B and number three pop single and a sizzling piece of heartache soul, while “Funny How Time Slips Away” wasn’t as definitive a soul recasting of Willie Nelson’s composition as Joe Hinton’s version, but it did better on the charts, reaching number seven R&B. Moore continued on Malaco through the ’80s, landing one more Top Ten R&B hit in 1977 with “I Believe You.” She signed with the reactivated Volt label in the late ’80s and recorded two LPs for them, Time Out for Me and Winner, before returning to Malaco for the rest of her ’90s work. Farish Street released her holiday album, Please Come Home for Christmas, in 2002. Dorothy joins Shadoe Steele from her home near Jackson Mississippi.