The Overnightscape #701 (5/16/08)
- May 15th, 2008
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The Overnightscape #701 (Friday, May 16, 2008 / 55:00 / 25.3 MB / theovernightscape.com) – Tonight’s subjects include: Silver strap, episode 1000, area code 701 (the entire state of North Dakota), listening the movie “Fargo” on an audio cassette over and over again, “based on a true story”, drug dealers in Washington Square Park, desperate measures, old TV shows are hard to find, comparing North Dakota and Essex County, NJ, population density, the audio comment system using PodGlo, some audio comment for episode 700, Flock, beverage review (“Sence – Rare European Rose Nectar”), Erlenmeyer flask, Fridays, more rose products, edible flowers, unsweetened beverages, Frank’s wife Denice, anticlimactic NASA announcement, voice impersonator, the nursing home entertainment circuit, No. 209 Gin, talking in code, “Champagne Supernova” by Oasis, TV reports, the concept of a journey to a mall. rail adventure, New Jersey Transit, Galleria at Crystal Run, train schedules, gift card, chaotic at Christmas, restaurant review (“The Pita Grill”), non-depressing seating area, two bathrooms, and allergies. Hosted by Frank Edward Nora (frank@theovernightscape.com)
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701 M3U (useful for streaming in some situations)
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If “rare European rose nectar” tastes good enough to be turned into a beverage, why did Sence have to add all of that refined sugar to it? I don’t understand the logic.
I really enjoyed your show. I used to listen to talk radio when I worked as a black and white printer in my younger years and would pass the day by tuning into KGO radio. You remind me a bit of one of my favorites Ron Owens. The thing about it though is that it’s so nice not to have to deal with commercials (I became allergic and had to turn down the volume for the commercials). I’m going to invest in a portable media player soon and look forward to loading your podcasts on there to listen in. P.S. Your Wife is hilarious too.