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radio.wxtc.net: this episode was recorded Nov 23rd 2007 in Co. Louth. The music of Lisa Hake is explored.

20th October - warm and sunny and at 53rd northern latitude, the birds are far from hibernation
this is the sound of my saturday, aren’t the kids quite.
Now: [press release from minister of state Tony Killeen TD]
Then: his views on the dangers to Shannon recorded some time before the ‘07 Election for the RTE Radio show the constituency
fast forward to 13:09 MP3
“there are people who will forever feel I suppose that Shannon is under threat and some of them will be doing that for political reasons” Tony Killeen TD
[this MP3 is not flash playable as it is chip'ed]
on this podacst I speak to Stano. [myspace]
Born John Denver Stanley, Dublin 1960, Stano grew up in Artane and showed no inclination towards a ‘musical’ career as a child. Attending the local Christian brothers school and then the technical college, his first choice of lifestyle was that of the army. After five months there he settied down to become a carpenter But Stano had always been a non-conformist. His early schooldays had been chequered by a rebellious streak and at the tech. he had been noticed for his distinctive writing abiiities. Even though an avid fan of Bob Dylan’s, it wasn’t until punk happened that Stano took an active interest in rock music. During the late seventiff!early eighties, Stano hung around the Dublin punk scene, went to gigs, and befriended Johnny ‘Rotten’ Lydon of The Sex Pistols, who then often came to Ireland to get away from the hustle and bustle of London’s whirligig music business. Stimulated by the energy of punk, Stano teamed up with Dublin combo The Threat and started to play synthesiser. Purveyors of a gritty ultrarealist sound their first single ‘Lullaby in C’l'High Cost of Living, (Web 1980) was well received and made British radio airplay. Like a lot of groups of the punk period they didn’t stay the course and broke up after a short time. more
see also stano-art.com
in order to re brand activities in podcasting for doop.ie / podcasting news ireland as Talking Voices, we have installed the TalkingVoices.ie blog - and it carries on where podcasting news ireland left off.
starting with this news post multi platform radio leads the way forward
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my podcasts hang out on radio.wxtc.net
btw.
The Net Visionary Awards (www.netvisionary.ie) are now open for nominations again this year. I won an award last year in the podcasting section. that is not a hint to nominate me! but I post this as a favour to the IIA to help promote the MOST HONEST AWARDS in the internet industry in ireland.
t’was all of 4 months ago that I posted the last wxtc cast. we’re back see below
tomorrow is the 40th aniversary of the UK’s Marine offences act
RMG will relay Radio Caroline all day 14th!
Test talkr in a blog post. I am Brian Greene and I am in dublin Ireland. I joined facebook today. last test, a line of dialogue from War Games. Mr. Potato Head, Backdoors are not secrets