Purl Diving Podcast

Episode Twenty-Seven: Bundle Up!

Download Episode Twenty-Seven ( 128Kbps MP3 - Length 07:49 - File size 7.2 MB)

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Shownotes:

Because the Journée du gros pull originated in the Flemish part of Belgium, it's actually known as the "Dikke-truiendag", and because this year February 16th falls on  a Saturday, the action will actually happen on Friday, February 15th.

Get out your woollies!

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Audio:

Water/wave sample under intro created by pushtobreak  from The Freesound Project

Music featured in this episode:

American Baroque:  The Four Seasons by Vivaldi -- "Concerto No.4 in g minor RV 297 :WINTER: - Allegro non molto" (from Magnatune)

"Warm Up My Life" by Winters Longing (from the Podsafe Music Network)

Mea Gobble, Mea Gobble, Mea Maxima Gobble

The Tech Guy would like to apologize for being a bit of a turkey -- he made a cut 'n paste error in creating the directory for the MP3 file on the Internet Archive, which prevented Purl Diving's listeners from downloading Episode Twenty-Six.

All has been made right and you can download the episode, either from the link in the previous post or in iTunes if you're subscribed there.

Rob, The Tech Guy

Episode Twenty-Six: Ready, Steady, Knit!

Download Episode Twenty-Six ( 128Kbps MP3 - Length 10:33 - File size 9.7 MB)

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Shownotes:

Today on Purl Diving we delve into the wonders of nana-technology with Shreddies Knitting Nanas.

Darryl Cognito hides from the robots in the basement of the internet, where he produces the podcast Atomic Suburbia (As Darryl says, "Not just Calgary's best podcast, but also the most consistent!") I hope he doesn't mind me nicking his theme music, but as soon as I saw the bit where the nanas defeat the robots, I just knew I had to use it.

Warning to Canadian listeners: earworm alert --> Good, good, whole wheat Shreddies!

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Audio:

Water/wave sample under intro created by pushtobreak  from The Freesound Project

Music featured in this episode:

"Replaced By Robots" by Lejeune (from the Podsafe Music Network)