Show Notes for Show #11

- I’m off to see the Wizard…at the Portable Media Expo! No show for this week, and Dani is still recovering from Podthroat.

- Even when my fans tell me I’m wrong, I still love them. Please email me at karen@karenfromkalifornia and let me know what’s up!

- Never Too Late Mortuary, for those of us who still miss our loved ones. This one goes out to Cliff, whose offhand comment really started me thinking….

- Chapter Three finds Gina and Val meeting one of the crew members for the first time. And listen carefully, one of the first clues to our story is revealed.

- I couldn’t help myself. It fit perfectly, so here’s “I’m Your Moon�, by Jonathon Coulton. If you haven’t heard him yet, go to http://www.jonathancoulton.com/songs/ and just remember, I told you so!

This seems to be the week for Very Special Episodes.  I've already heard two normally-light podcasts this week take a serious tone, and Karen has joined them.   That's one of the benefits of podcasting: having a forum to speak your mind without worrying about suits making you stick to a format.  Follow along, if you will:

--Karen introduces a new artist, Jamey Chambers, who will be helping to pretty things up around here.

--Question of the Week: collecting or non-collecting?

--Promo for the Adult Space Child Free podcast.  I may need that alert again next week if this sore throat gets any worse.

--Promo for Wingin' It.  As if they need any more promotion!

--Tee Morris brings us a track from Lisa Furukawa called "Ikiru".  Check out her website; it is well laid-out with lots of info.

--Karen remembers 11 Sep 2001 and shows us how the events of that day have caused some people to become even more insensitive.

--Bumper from Jack Mangan.

--Taken Tunes:  "Hell of a Boy" by the Lascivious Biddies, picked up from the Podsafe Music Network.  Sorry about the noises from the little hooligans in the background; hopefully they didn't make the Fixed Kitty turn us off ;-).

That's it for this week, cats and kitties.  If you want to make with the feedback, drop an e-mail to karen@karenfromkalifornia.com or dani@karenfromkalifornia.com.  If you want to turn us on with your sweet, sweet voice, then send an .mp3 file to those addresses or call us at 202-222-BUNK (202-222-2865).

Here we are with another episode that is guaranteed to help you come down gently from that Dragon*Con buzz.  A few links to increase your listening pleasure:

--Glowing pickle article on Boing Boing

--Stolen Lyrics: "Exclusively" by Jill Scott; concept borrowed from Jack Mangan at the Deadpan Podcast

--Karen shares a true confession from her childhood and invites you to give her one of your own.  Don't leave her out in the cold.  'Fess up!

--Taken Tunes:  "Neighbor" by the Lascivious Biddies; song provided by the Podsafe Music Network.  Find out about the song's subject here.

--Phil Ross and Gil from Milwaukee gives a little feedback to keep us going. 

If you want to provide us with the incentive to continue, drop us a line. You can e-mail us at karen@karenfromkalifornia.com or dani@karenfromkalifornia.com .  Call us at 202-222-BUNK (202-222-2865).  You can also e-mail us an .mp3 file if you are that tech-savvy.

     Welcome to Show # 8 of the BunkCast, with Karen from Kalifornia and  Dani in NC. This week, we have a new segment from Dani called "Taken Tunes". If there are any musicians out there who have something special, email Dani at dani@karenfromkalifornia.com, or call her at 206-222-BUNK.
(202-222-2865)

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     I think Val and Gina would feel right at home in this picture, so it's fitting that we have new segment with them in it. Give us some feedback on them, the story, and where you think they are going. As for me, well, you know where I'll be. Snuggle in with me, won't you?