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  1. Surfing, Thatcher and Rock N Roll - The List - ABC Radio National (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

    Surf’s up, share prices down: Australian surf-wear label Billabong was once an essential of the cool, coastal lifestyle and a global retail success story worth, according to some analysts, up to $5 billion. After a series of questionable strategic decisions in a tough retail climate, this week the company was subject to a takeover offer of just $287 million, the share price hitting a record low of less that 54 cents. But is Australia’s surfing culture also changing at rapid pace, making it tricky for the big brands? Surfing journalist Stuart Nettle believes the market is now more fractured and complex.

    And, Margaret Thatcher’s influence on music, film, TV and fashion spanned three decades; is it still being felt? Two veteran observers of the Thatcher era, Lynden Barber and Stuart Coupe look back at the highs and lows.

    Guests:
    Stuart Nettle is Editor of surfing website Swellnet.
    Lynden Barber is a freelance film and music writer.
    Stuart Coupe runs Laughing Outlaw, an Independent Record and Management Company, and has been a music writer.

    http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/thelist/list-april-12/4626134

    —Huffduffed by theJBJshow 3 weeks ago

  2. Mikrodilettanten #53 | Maggies Mundgeruch (Bootleg)

    Bootleg including pre- and post-show, but without music. Wisst schon warum. [2:17:52]

    Pre-Show
    Max Schmeling
    Lufthansa Airbus
    Bomben
    Mundgeruch im Büro
    Stargäste Samiam
    Fahrradfahren
    Ding Dong! The witch is dead!
    Pietät
    Nordkorea
    Das Goebbels Experiment
    Hitler’s Table Talk
    Stadionpartisanen in der DDR
    Fußgängerzonenindianer, Kelly Family
    Interview Putin, Ich, Putin
    Vice Doku Nordkorea / Russland
    Aktivismus und andere Rants
    Post-Show
    

    —Huffduffed by mailonator one month ago

  3. Mikrodilettanten #52 | 2013-03-21 Bootleg

    Bootleg including pre- and post-show, but without music. Wisst schon warum. [2:09:31]

    —Huffduffed by Mashehu 2 months ago

  4. Fred and Adele Astaire - Late Night Live - ABC Radio National (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

    Before Fred and Ginger, there was Fred and Adele, two siblings from Omaha who shared a 27 year theatrical career, and revolutionised the dance and song world of the 1920s. The Astaires were adored by audiences, feted by royalty, and courted by social elites everywhere they went. From the start Adele was the more natural performer, while Fred had to practise hard to hone his trademark timing, but ultimately his skills surpassed those of his sister. Originally broadcast on 27/6/12.

    Guests:
    Kathleen Riley, Classical scholar, modern theatre historian, and the author of The Astaires: Fred and Adele

    Music:
    Track: Sweet Music
    Artist: Adele and Fred Astaire
    Album: Night and Day: Fred Astaire, Complete Recordings Vol 2 1931-1933 Naxos 2001 Nostalgia Naxos 8.120519
    Composer: Dietz & Schwartz
    Description: Song from ‘The Band Wagon’ by Dietz & Schwartz

    Track: The Bobbitt and the Bromide
    Artist: Adele and Fred Astaire
    Album: A Portrait of Fred Astaire, 1997 Music Collection International. Gale 414
    Composer: George & Ira Gershwin
    Description: Song from ‘Funny Face’ by George and Ira Gershwin

    Track: Fascinating Rhythm
    Artist: Adele and Fred Astaire
    Album: A Portrait of Fred Astaire, 1997 Music Collection International
    Description: Song from ‘Lady, Be Good!’ by George and Ira Gershwin

    http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/latenightlive/fred-and-adele-astaire/4415600

    —Huffduffed by theJBJshow 3 months ago

  5. Mikrodilettanten #50 | Die Summe aller Tanten (Bootleg)

    Bootleg including pre- and post-show, recorded 2013-01-31 [2:24:30]

    Pre-Show
    The Ring, Dark Water
    Greater, Friedwälder
    Pinky
    Duschen, Babyöl, Baden
    Zwölf Zeilen zur Zeit
    Silberfischchen
    John Dies At The End, Gronenburgh Existence
    König Magnus, Northlanders, Island
    The Last Kingdom
    Köln und Düsseldorf
    Familienleben in Sibirien
    Kollaps
    Sentinelesen
    Schlafwagenbahnfahren
    J.J. Abrams Star Wars
    Post-Show
    

    —Huffduffed by mailonator 3 months ago

  6. Mikrodilettanten #48 | Anger Phallussieg (Bootleg)

    Bootleg including pre- and post-show, recorded 2012-11-08 [2:21:54]

    Pre-Show
    Gero will Mädchen werden
    Stiefeltypen
    US-Wahl
    Gott wohnt auf neuem Planeten
    Glitter und Doof
    St. Elsewhere
    Skyfall, Fraktus
    Kuchenradio
    1948: DKW, Holzautos, Trümmerfrauen
    Leitungswasser, Bohren
    Ohrenstöpsel
    Florida entdecken
    Star Wars
    Joss Wedon
    John Dies At The End
    Tipper Gore und Frank Zappa
    Tea Party und Holzsuppe
    Post-Show
    

    —Huffduffed by RudiDutschke 6 months ago

  7. Mikrodilettanten #46 | Bootleg of 2012-10-10

    Bootleg including pre- and post-show, recorded 2012-10-10 [2:10:56]

    —Huffduffed by chk49 7 months ago

  8. Mikrodilettanten #44 | 2012-08-22 Bootleg

    Bootleg including pre- and post-show, recorded 2012-08-22 [2:19:42]

    —Huffduffed by xmhk 9 months ago

  9. Andrew Blum | Tubes: A Journey to the Center of the Internet - Free Library Podcast

    http://libwww.freelibrary.org/podcast/index.cfm?podcastID=991

    Recorded 6/7/2012

    Andrew Blum is a correspondent at Wired and a contributing editor at Metropolis, whose writing about architecture, design, technology, urbanism, art, and travel has appeared in numerous publications, including the New York Times, The New Yorker, Slate, and Popular Science. Blum studied English and architecture history at Amherst College, and received his M.A. in human geography from the University of Toronto. From tiny fiber optic cables buried beneath Manhattan’s busy streets to the 10,000-mile-long undersea cable connecting Europe and West Africa, Blum chronicles the intriguing development of the internet in his new book, Tubes.

    —Huffduffed by michaelfox 10 months ago

  10. EP 309: All SciFi TV is rubbish | Boxcutters: a podcast

    This is a very special episode of Boxcutters, recorded in front of a live audience at the 51st Annual National SF Convention. John Richards and Josh Kinal had a debate (aka a word fight) with the topic “That All Science Fiction Television is Rubbish.”

    Josh took the affirmative and John the negative. Gasp and be shocked to learn the secrets behind genre television and its merits.

    Resources: 51st Annual National SF Convention (http://continuum.org.au/)

    http://boxcutters.net/

    —Huffduffed by theJBJshow 11 months ago

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