The FFS Microwavable Podcast 5.0

I have an opinions segment this week on The Frozen Food Section's Microwavable Podcast. I argue that my buddy Calc2's art represents the attenuation of American society. It's all tongue-in-cheek. I don't actually believe his artwork is morally reprehensible, but it's always fun to play moral superior. It gives you the vicarious thrill of the fundamentalist perspective, that lack of perspective that claims God as its authority.

Also, for my Washington peeps, there's an interview of Stephanie Stone, owner of Capital City Records, which is closing this month.

And Analog Jetpack has a featured live song.

Click here to listen or right-click to download.

The Microwavable Podcast

Okay faithful readers, I need you today to be faithful listeners. Because I was up til 8 am to finish this on a self-imposed deadline.

The older generations (the Greatest, Gen-X, etc.) are having trouble comprehending what a podcast is. But I know us kids of the digital generation learn and adapt quickly. This is new media. This is hott stufff. (Triple-f! Gush!)

As many of you know, a podcast is a broadcast you can put on your iPod. It's an mp3. Just longer and not typically a song.

With this new media in mind, The Frozen Food Section brings you what my brother J-Toth describes as "BBC on crack". News, opinions, interviews, and a spy fiction radio play.

From here, we intend to acquire Sony/BMG and fix their witless DRM problems. That's how much money we plan to make off this free download: we're not merging with them. We're buying them out.

And then News Corp. YOU HEAR ME MURDOCH?!! WE WILL ABSORB YOU!!

But we'll give Tom clemency, because he has 50 million friends.

Anyway, click here and you can download from the Frozen Food Section: