Ulysses Columbo

On December 7, 2005, I talk about Tesco’s newly announced musical sandwich and it’s surprisingly similarity to a product I developed in the 1950’s when I worked for Charlie’s Record Emporium, and about how that led into a stint creating propaganda for the American government during the Vietnam war, and how that led to my meeting Steve Jobs. Also, Howard Hughes is mentioned very briefly.

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Music in today’s show, via the excellent Podsafe Music Network (http://music.podshow.com) is:
“Burn Tampa,” by The Cult of Sue Todd, and
“Monkeyshine,” by Monkeyshine.

Promotional Considerations this week courtesy of The Canadian Union of Confederated Sandwich Artists.

On November 29, 2005, I talk about the danger of modern day technology use, wax nostalgic about vacuum tube mainframes, and I talk about the role my uncle Rufus had in the creation of ENIAC. Also, I talk about my Xbox 360 experience, where I sat in line for a week to get an Xbox 360. Because I wanted to get an Xbox 360.

Music in today’s show, via the excellent Podsafe Music Network (http://music.podshow.com) is:

“Burn Tampa,” by The Cult of Sue Todd, and
“You Said Nothing” by fall of snow.

Promotional Considerations this week courtesy of The Smiling Greek’s Machina Deus.

Wherin this episode is a day late, but for good reason: I was attacked by ninjas. I talk about that, and I also talk about my youth, and what president was attacked by an animal under my care.

Theme music by The Cult of Sue Todd, as ever.
Additional music is “Emile,” also by The Cult of Sue Todd.

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This episode sponsored by Chuck Wagonworth’s Portable Roadkill Preservation System.

Wherein I am back from a research expedition in the Antarctic, my grandmother has a problem with patent law, and I give an update on The Poodle Rebellion.

Music in this week’s show, courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network:
“Burn Tampa,” by The Cult of Sue Todd
“no comment,” by Cheap Relative Steel.

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Special Promotional Consideration this week by The Hallowed North American Elvis Impersonation Society.

In a special episode, I present the 27th edition in my ongoing “Profiles of the Boring.” This time, I talk with Zach Snow, who works as a teller at the Royal Bank in Oakville. Sometimes I like to talk to boring people, and share it with you. It’s fun!

Music in this podcast is the excellent “Space Rocks Keep Falling on my Head” by Away with Fairys.

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Wherein I explain my recent absence, and wax laconic about the recent discovery of Copernicus’ body in Poland.

Music in this week’s show, courtesy of the PodSafe Music Network:
“Burn Tampa” by The Cult of Sue Todd
“I’m on Board” by the Ride Theory
“Kissing the Roses” by Capsela.

You can listen to the show directly by clicking this link, or subscribe using any of the methods to the right.

Special promotional consideration for this week’s show by Jeffrey Wernick’s EZ Mechano-Man Upgradery Kit.

Thanks to Brian Hogg for setting me up with some webspace; despite the fact that he used off-the-shelf software and pre-existing graphical templates, he did a bang-up job.

This will be where I, Ulysses Columbo, will post my weekly podcast, “Ulysses Columbo, Man of Action,” where I talk about my week, and all of the things that happen to me. It’s considerably more interesting than it sounds.

Stay tuned!