I know I know, Who would have thought I would have time to open a small business.
Well I did, and you can too.
TEAR’s new gift catalogue just came out, and boy oh boy it’s a little ripper. but best of all is that you can now set up your very own online gift store.
you can visit my store here
or create your own by heading to usefulgifts.org.au
At blackstump this year TEAR Australia will be running a 4 day simulation experience called ‘Slum Srurvivor’.
It is designed to recreate life in a slum, exposing the participants to the living conditions of billions of people in our world.
Throughout the weekend there will be challenges and games to stimulate enduracne, creativity and their response to global poverty.
Do you think you could hack it? or do you know some young people who you think would like to be part of this experience?
If so visit the (unfinished) website for more details.
At blackstump this year TEAR Australia will be running a 4 day simulation experience called ‘Slum Srurvivor’.
It is designed to recreate life in a slum, exposing the participants to the living conditions of billions of people in our world.
Throughout the weekend there will be challenges and games to stimulate enduracne, creativity and their response to global poverty.
Do you think you could hack it? or do you know some young people who you think would like to be part of this experience?
If so visit the (unfinished) website for more details.
Telecast Hotel
By
Steve Bevis and the Hobo Whoevers
From the outset I should say that I wasn’t impressed with my first hearing of this CD yesterday. I thought yeah it sounds a bit arty, and if that what you like then well done but personally I got a bit bored of quiet vocals and very trble-ish music.
But after a bit of investigation and a jiggle of my speaker cables I realized that it was not the mix but rather my speakers and cables having a cry.
Once the problem was rectified I was able to actually listen to the album the
way it was meant to be listened to. And this time I liked what I heard
A bit more meaty than his other albums I thought. More chunky guitar, tight rhythm and as usual his twisted insightful lyrics are an instrument of their own.
I would say this is Steve’s best album so far, its god style its easy to listen too but at the same time if you concentrate on it you hear all these different melodies going on between the layers. My favourite track is track 10 ‘train to the city’ but I think that’s because it mentions trains.
I recommend buying this little CD, but no need to rush out and get it, liten to the tracks online first, then if you like what you hear go on and buy it.
My only complaint is the cardboard CD cover, I hate carboard covers, they tear and get wrinkled and its hard to get your CD out of them.
It seems that podcasting with howie and tom is in search of a new sponsorship deal.
While dosa club has been a great partner, they no longer have a website to direct our listeners to.
So the oppertunity to come on board as a sponsor is open, while i’m sure dosa club will remain a sponsor of the show it may not be the key sponsor any longer.
will the podcast stay on the air? Its up to you.
Steve Bevis the man from the mountains has written a song about captain Australia, Mr Howard himself.
Its called ‘The Member for Bennelong’. It is well worth a listen. (unless of course you a strong Howard supporter)
click here to listen to the song
click here to go to the Steve Bevis website
click here to learn how to make cow manure without a cow
