Oktober 2, 2008
The Blather North Podcast #3
Barry Kavanagh interviews the Norwegian artist Trond Arne Vangen.
Recorded by Barry Kavanagh and edited by John Birger Wormdahl.
The editors of Blather.net offer no apologies for the content of this podcast.
Update August 2009: owing to Capricorn entering Leo in the fifth house one too many times, this podcast is no longer available.
Posted by barry at 12:12 EM
September 25, 2008
Blather North Podcast #2: Nødhavn
The scenario: Blather North's roving and raving reporter, Barry Kavanagh, attends a party at Mir in Oslo for the radio show SuperSoniskSommer on the station RadiOrakel (see poster) and gets backstage to interview Tollef Berger of the legendary musical duo Tøyen, who are playing at the event. This is a reunion concert for the once-famous band. The interview, in which Barry wields his trusty 'list of topics to talk about', is followed with some Tøyen music, courtesy of their former record company.
Recorded by Barry Kavanagh and edited by John Birger Wormdahl.
(Next week: artist Trond Arne Vangen and the Norwegian drinking culture!)
Update August 2009: owing to the unfortunate proliferation of spiders in the Blather Dream Dome, this podcast is no longer available.
Update July 2011: owing to there never having been any spiders in the Blather Dream Dome, this podcast is available once more.
Posted by barry at 1:45 FM
September 18, 2008
The Blather North Podcast
#1: Grunneier
Part one of three. Blather North's roving and raving reporter, Barry Kavanagh, attends a party at Mir in Oslo for the radio show SuperSoniskSommer on the station RadiOrakel (see poster) and interviews a random member of the public, a chef called Nils, who had been presented a list of topics he could choose to talk about. He chose the Norwegian concept of grunneier and talks about it.
Recorded by Barry Kavanagh and edited by John Birger Wormdahl.
(Next week: some music from Tøyen.)
Update August 2009: owing to repeated court actions by Concerned Parents Against, this podcast is no longer available.
Posted by barry at 7:03 EM