Brobdingnagian Bards Podcast

It’s that happy time of year for everyone who is Irish–St. Patrick’s Day. We recorded our first ever St Patrick’s Day special edition of A Brobdingnagian Minute. And it’s pretty dang funny! Notes: All about St Patrick’s Day, Talking with Irish accents, The difference between Irish and Irish Americans, Irish fashion police, What’s happening around the world for St Patrick’s Day? St Patrick’s Day Parties, Wearing green on St. Patrick’s Day, Moonlighting Leprechauns, Chef on South Park Quits, Campaign Against Green Beer, Marc, the Guinness Guy, A History of St Patrick’s Day, Wearing Orange on St. Patrick’s Day?, St. Patrick’s Day in Austin: Wheatsville Co-Op & Opal Divine’s Freehouse, Happy Birthday on St Patrick’s Day to Marc, who’s birthday is March 17th, St Patrick’s Day! Songs This Week: Johnny Jump Up Finnegan’s Wake If I Had A Million Ducats (The Leprechaun Edition) The Orange and The Green Happy Birthday from Ireland from Soul of a Harper The Hobbit Happy Birthday Song Jedi Drinking Song from Bro

Notes: Now have music posted on the Podsafe Music Network Thanks to Matt Taylor for inspiring us to write our first Serial. Find out more Big T Studios Vacation in Ireland with the Brobdingnagian Bards? Western DVD Pick: High Noon Song this week: “The Holy Ground” “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star” “Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ye”    

Notes: Should we do a Brobdingnagian Bards Radio Serial? – Got an idea for a Bards radio serial, write a one-page script and send it to us. Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd Bards Comic Upcoming Gigs House Concert Update Wise Words from Andrew McKee “Rip Jarvis of the Space Cadets, Adventures in the 94th Century”, Episode 1 from We’re Really In It This Time Doo Dah Song this week: “Dirty Old Town” “Scarborough Faire” from A Faire To Remember “Liquid Sunshine”  

  Notes: Holidays in Review New Ren Fest Compilation CD: The Circle Happy Songs of Death Sleeping Habits of Musicians Vote in the Austin Music Awards Song this week: “A Prudent Thief” “Come Out Ye Black and Tans” “Auld Lang Syne”  

Our apologies for the popping sound that shows up throughout the podcast. We can’t seem to fix that. The Irish Dragoon Pub closed last week. So this podcast is a tribute to one of our all-time favorite pubs. Notes: Irish dancing at the Dragoon ArmadilloCon How to Kill Wasps Garry Owen Set Reprinting green shirts? Songs this week: “Old Dun Cow” “Seven Drunken Nights” “Garry Owen Set” “Big Strong Man (My Brother Sylvest), and “Lily the Pink” Get a client like iPodder or you can now access it directly through the new podcasting section of iTunes where you can also buy our music.  

  Songs this week: Mari Mac Follow Prince Charlie Wild Mountain Thyme The Mermaid Song Sellinger’s Round Notes: Slice of Sci Fi interview with Marc Real Men Wear Kilts CD History of Entymology/Etymology DragonCon    

  Notes: Marc DIES! in a movie — Deadbacks Send Jedi Drinking Song to your friends Vote for Jedi on Dr Demento DragonCon Tour. If you live in the Southeast and have ten friends, you can have us come play in your house. Contact us Brobdingnagian Fairy Tales Hit #1 on CDBaby Firefly Shindig this weekend in Austin, Texas. Get the Firefly DVD Lone Star Shindig Practicing The Ballad of Jayne If you’re not familiar with podcasting, it’s like a downloadable radio program. In this case, it’s us chatting about what’s going on with The Bards. The best thing about it is that you can add it to a podcasting client and have it downloaded automatically every time we release another.  

After much urging from Mur Lafferty of Geek Fu Action Grip, we have created our very own Brobdingnagian Bards Podcast — A Brobdingnagian Minute. Notes: Bard Shows this Fall Real Men Wear Kilts 9 days till Marc Quits his job… July 8th is coming! Firefly TV Show early videos with Marc’s rock bands, Ben Stroud Power Hour, Moore-Hill Players present “Monty Python’s Holy Grail” and “The Princess Pride” Jedi Drinking Song If you’re not familiar with podcasting, it’s like a downloadable radio program. In this case, it’s us chatting about what’s going on with The Bards. The best thing about it is that you can add it to a podcasting client and have it downloaded automatically every time we release another. Oh! And it seems I messed up the link to the Renaissance Festival Podcast in the newsletter.