Do any ILMers podcast?

Latest tracklist:

maitreya. nebulae
becauseofghosts. _behold!_
loscil. zephyr
birdshow. lightningghost
current93. idumea(featantony)
bexarbexar. themessymessage
larsen. ilsognodimomi
tool. lostkeys(blamehofmann)
eno+byrne. sologuitar
coh. dancinginsilence
northhaunt. theautumnsky
birdshow. sleeperskeepsleeping
mapstation. valenciawasasleep

It was one of the Aesthetics of Pop Stycasts (the Stylus podcast). We've interviewed other ILMers on AoP and a couple of ILMers have/had Stycasts, too.

So far we have had:
Patrick Chardronnet / Headman / Scarlett Etienne / Dominik Eulberg / Digitalism / Serge Santiago / Oliver Hacke / Dan Ghenacia / Bill Patrick / Matt Tolfrey / Kiki / Margaret Dygas / Jay Haze / Pig & Dan / Troy Pierce

Chris de Luca is up on Monday.

HOOSTEEEEEN

BIG HOOS aka the podcaster

Only just completed it, so it hasn't been put on any podcast sites, but we just uploaded our first show. Mostly local bands: http://ia341327.us.archive.org/1/items/TheRogueWirelessVarietyBroadcast/TheRogueWirelessVarietyBroadcastNov2009.mp3

Been thinking about doing one of these with the gf once I have a yob.

I would love to listen to people's podcasts. I just wish that these podcast sites were more like internet radio, i.e., concentrated around a few sites instead of scattered all over the place. That way you could pick and choose by style of music and do some socializing too.

lmao @ my passive aggressive old school posting style where i was waiting for somebody to ask me if I did a podcast before i would mention it and thus never did

jbr goes podcasting...

http://jodycast.podomatic.com/

(currently ranked #102 in the "freeform" category!)

I'm a copycat:

http://www.quartzcity.net/2013/01/10/what-i-liked-from-2012-and-the-rough-beginnings-of-the-quartz-city-podcast/

nice artwork.

i was gonna wait until the weekend to post episode two, but it's 11:13pm on a thursday -- close enough, right?

http://jodycast.podomatic.com/entry/2013-01-10T22_22_15-08_00

oh shit. wish I'd seen this before I left for work this morning. I'll have to check these out.

Episode 002 online now... Also available on Mixcloud and iTunes now

i'm still going with mine. episode 9 is online now -- yeah, i've done 9 of these since i started in early january!

http://jodycast.podomatic.com/entry/2013-02-06T12_36_34-08_00

If by "podcast" you mean: do I, once every few months, consume a six pack of Mad River Steelhead Double IPA, stay up until 2 or 3 am, put way too much thought into a mix and then post it on my blog?

Then the answer is yes. Because I totally do that.

http://austintayeshus.blogspot.com/search/label/streaming%20mix

me & EZ have one, I p much ruin it, but EZ is good!

http://bbppod.tumblr.com/

looks rad, bookmarking!

thanks!

I just saw that you've done nine since January, which is, to me, an astounding feat!

yeah, i made it a twice-weekly thing during january -- i had some time on my hands and lots of music to get out there. now that school has started up again i'm gonna spread these out a little more.

secret (not so secret now) bonus -- of all people, *I* make an appearance on the above linked bbp podcast. i think it's harder for you guys because you're two people instead of one, there's schedule coordination involved, and also you're not in the same room/state, so there's that too.

anyway, podcast on, ilx.

*downloads BBP podcast*

You're a brave soul, Elvis.

Quartz City Podcast #005 ---> http://www.quartzcity.net/2013/05/10/episode-005/
Also available via Mixcloud and iTunes

jodycast is back! episode #16 is available through podomatic and itunes.

http://jodycast.podomatic.com/entry/2013-07-15T17_35_55-07_00

i made it to 25 episodes. no theme to this one, just went where the fates took me.

http://jodycast.podomatic.com/entry/2013-09-12T23_53_23-07_00

I'm podcasting again! Twenty five albums I liked in 2013: http://www.quartzcity.net/2014/01/15/episode-007-2013/

one-year anniversary episode of my podcast:

http://jodycast.podomatic.com/entry/2014-01-15T18_33_11-08_00

Big Jim Sullivan - The Koan
Pat Martino - Baiyina
Floating Flower - Johsho Kiryu
Minoru Muraoka - Bamboo Rock
Yoshiko Sai - Tsubaki ha Ochi Takaya
Konrad Sprenger - Geht Von Alleine Weg
Joni Mitchell - The Silky Veils Of Ardor
Al Stewart - Electric Los Angeles Sunset
Spirit - The Great Canyon Fire In General
Neil Young - On the Beach

Cool, I will give those a listen.

I have been considering trying this out myself - any tips? Also, any concerns about the legality of using music, or does everyone just figure if it's niche then nobody will notice?

my feeling about this since college radio days is that as long as you're playing one track and not streaming entire albums, and broadcasting at lower quality, you should be okay?

Needed a burger and pie tonight along with a soundtrack to get me there:
http://www.quartzcity.net/2014/07/20/episode-009-moody-drive-to-the-apple-pan/

I recently started doing a podcast about heavy metal under the aegis of Steel for Brains. The latest one is about our experiences at the recent Gilead Fest in Oshkosh, WI.

http://steelforbrains.libsyn.com/sfb-008-gilead-fest

my podcast is back, after a hiatus of a few months. it's freeform, which most of the time means avant-leaning stuff but has included country, disco, blatant chartpop, blues/folk/gospel in the harry smith milieu, "world" music. sometimes i talk, sometimes i don't. i don't talk on this one.

http://jodycast.podomatic.com/entry/2014-08-27T19_30_14-07_00

QCP #10: http://www.quartzcity.net/2014/12/16/episode-010/

New episode! http://www.quartzcity.net/2016/07/21/episode-013/

I guess this is a more appropriate thread than the DJ mixes one, so I'll start posting them in here instead. this is the third episode of an all-music podcast thang I started recently; the other two can also be found on my mixcloud account.

https://www.mixcloud.com/jamescobo/music-for-dentists-offices-102516/

1. Billy Swan, "Don't Be Cruel"
2. Richard & Linda Thompson, "I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight"
3. Karen Dalton, "Something On Your Mind"
4. Dusty Springfield, "Breakfast In Bed"
5. John Cale, "Big White Cloud"
6. Terry Reid, "Dean"
7. David Crosby, "Music Is Love"
8. Primal Scream, "Movin' On Up"
9. Aztec Camera, "Somewhere In My Heart"
10. Alessi Brothers, "Seabird"
11. Jim Capaldi, "Tonight You're Mine"
12. Marianne Faithfull, "The Ballad of Lucy Jordan"
13. Malcolm McLaren, "Madame Butterfly (Un Bel Di Vedremo)")
14. The Walker Brothers, "The Electrician"
15. Robert Wyatt, "Shipbuilding" (1998 remaster)
16. Owen Pallett, "E Is For Estranged"
17. Brian Eno, "Fickle Sun (iii): I'm Set Free"
18. This Mortal Coil, "'Til I Gain Control Again" (remastered)
19. Dominique Leone, "Conversational"

Myself and two friends play old and new Japanese music for fun every couple of weeks on a little internet radio station.

mixcloud.com/JapanAlternativeSessions/

looks dope, James!

thank you!

https://www.mixcloud.com/jamescobo/music-for-dentists-offices-11216/

1. Emitt Rhodes, "With My Face On The Floor"
2. The New Pornographers, "Sing Me Spanish Techno'
3. Spoon, "The Way We Get By"
4. Aliotta Haynes Jeremiah, "Lake Shore Drive"
5. America, "Lonely People"
6. Fleetwood Mac, "That's Alright"
7. Donald Fagen, "I.G.Y."
8. Scritti Politti, "The Word Girl"
9. Colored Shadows, "Stay Awake"
10. Brian Eno, "St. Elmo's Fire"
11. Suicide, "Cheree"
12. 'Blue' Gene Tyranny, "Next Time Might Be Your Time"
13. Robert Lester Folsom, "Music And Dreams"
14. Nino Ferrer, "Looking For You"
15. ABBA, "One Of Us"
16. Plainsong, "For The Second Time"
17. Lewis Baloue, "So Be In Love With Me"
18. Arcade Fire, "Soft Power"
19. The Avalanches, "Saturday Night Inside Out" (feat. David Berman & Father John Misty)

Oh yes we do. Don't really like the word 'podcast', it's more a radio show we record. Latest in the series is this one (Dutch spoken!)

https://www.mixcloud.com/Sterrenplaten/sterrenplaten-28-oktober-2016-kara-lis-coverdale/

Including an interview with the great Kara-Lis Coverdale, on her first large commission with orchestra and a dance company, Young Thug, her two upcoming albums and insights on 'dance' music.

* Oumou Sangaré - Moussolou [Moussolou (World Circuit)]
* Miaux - Alptraum [Hideaway (Ultra Eczema)]
* Annelies Monseré - Wake III [Debris (Morc Records)]
* Kara-Lis Coverdale - Nu_chanic [Aftertouches (Sacred Phrases)]
* Kara-Lis Coverdale & LXV - Subfall (to) [Sirens (Umor Rex)]
* Steve Reich - Music for Mallet Instruments, Voices and Organ [ Drumming / Music For Mallet Instruments, Voices And Organ / Six Pianos (Deutsche Grammophon)]
* Maxwell Sterling - Hollywood Medieval [Hollywood Medieval (Memory No. 36 Recordings)]
* J.G. Biberkopf - Dust [Ecologies II - Ecosystems Of Excess (Knives)]
* SeekersInternational – CloserDub [LoversDedicationStation ‎(Bokeh Versions)]
* Rider Shafique - Freedom Cry [I-Dentity / Freedom Cry 12" (Young Echo)]
* Ken Boothe - Is it because I'm Black? [Is it because I'm Black? 7"]
* Ini Kamoze - Trouble You A Trouble Me [S/t (Island Records)]
* Sly & Robbie - Miles (Black Satin) [Language Barrier (Island Records)]

Everything is from last year
http://www.quartzcity.net/2018/03/13/episode-018/

I have a podcast but it's not music so much as interviews with musicians. (I play short sections of two tracks by the artist in question at the beginning of each interview, but that's it.)

https://burningambulance.com/category/podcasts/

I mean I do...but not about music:

https://www.megaphonic.fm/bythebywater/2

I'm turning an old blog series into a podcast, called Which Decade Is Tops For Pops?

Trailer: https://shows.acast.com/which-decade-is-tops-for-pops/episodes/635e6ef54bd1220012a1c57b

iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/which-decade-is-tops-for-pops/id1652218493
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0AM4EnFvmJDjf5WP5Yhyv6
Audible: https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/ITEM_NAME-Podcast/B0BKTZRRSC

Twitter: https://twitter.com/whichdecadetops
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087396998791

First episode, in which we compare The Searchers, Slade, The Rocksteady Crew, Mariah Carey, Holly Valance and Union J: https://shows.acast.com/which-decade-is-tops-for-pops/episodes/the-searchers-vs-slade-vs-rocksteady-crew-vs-mariah-carey-vs

(Ugh, self-promo. I won't be doing this again.)

Everything is from last year
http://www.quartzcity.net/2018/03/13/episode-018🕸/

Nearly two years on, and we're still knocking out new episodes every two or three weeks. After a brief early brush with the upper reaches of the charts, we've got a dedicated core audience, most of them also Patreon subscribers - but given that we don't have celebrity guests, it's hard to bring new listeners in. Anyhow, it remains fulfilling and fun, and the casting has worked really well: the three of us come to pop music from very different angles, and we tend to disagree more than agree on the tunes, which obv makes for Top Bantz and all that...

I've done a one-off podcast with the DJ Greg Wilson about the book I've edited, and which Greg is publishing:

https://www.mixcloud.com/gregwilson/who-was-james-hamilton-greg-wilson-mike-atkinson-podcast-2024/

We are talking about extending it into a series.

I have a new podcast series: Record Mirror Disco Charts, co-hosted with Greg Wilson, and with Norman Cook as our first guest. Having laboured in near obscurity for over two years with my other podcast, its success has been most gratifying.

Nice, will give it a listen. It'll make a good companion piece to Big Beat Cinema.

https://notagspodcast.substack.com/p/37-big-beat-cinema

Nice, sounds great! So I have a technical question for you (and any other ILX podcasters) — what set-up do you use for your remote recordings? I'm getting ready to launch a new thing too, and I've started using Riverside.fm, which seems promising. But curious what recording software you're using, as well as mic/headphone configurations.

We use Zoom - we all record our own audio locally (headphones on), the others send them to me, and I edit in Audacity.

OK cool. That's what Riverside does too, with the added bonus that it collects the local files and sends them to me without the participants' having to. Thanks!

Oh one other question — assuming you've done this enough to get it to a level of efficiency, how long does it take you to edit an episode?

About 1.5 to 2 days for a 90 minute episode of Which Decade Is Tops For Pops (and that's working quickly, using every available Audacity keyboard shortcut), but for Record Mirror Disco Charts it was more like 3 days for the same 90 minutes, as it was more high profile and I felt compelled to make it as good as I possibly could (not helped by one guest's local audio not recording, and the other guest not using headphones for his recording, hence unusable speaker bleed when voices overlapped - so I had some significant sound issues to resolve).

I should add that doing this on a regular basis has made me hypersensitive to audible edits on radio/TV/other podcasts, which I’d never noticed before. A friend who used to be a BBC reporter told me that she would regularly spend a whole day working on a four minute clip for Radio 4, so by that standard I’m a slacker!