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Is it just me or is this fall’s crop of new TV shows really weak? Network TV is certainly a wasteland when it comes to new shows (although I don’t mind The Crazy Ones, the new Robin Williams/Sarah Michelle Gellar comedy). Premium cable isn’t much better, either. I’ve even lost interest in Boardwalk Empire. Maybe I’m just in some kind of post-Breaking Bad funk.
Time to get caught up on some Netflix watching and podcasts, I guess. Which brings me to Episode 27 of Geeks & Beats. Here are your show notes:
David Byrne might be a great musician, but he’s a terrible futurist.
I went to see “Gravity” this weekend. It made me mad — although the sound was good.
Interview: Dr. Marco Scandurra, the guy behind the cordless digital music player.
We have our contest!
- Stephen from Toronto makes good on a 10 year long promise to take his son to see The Rolling Stones
- Craig from Toronto gets to play the bass Paul McCartney used on The Ed Sullivan Show
- Paul Allen, Winslow PEI @ Q93, takes a photo of Joe Perry
Root Mean Squared (the RMS number associated with your amplifier)explained.
Update: Our Lotto 649 project using our synesthesia system.
The millions of songs that go unheard.
DeliRadio: a new idea in streaming.
KISS merchandising reaches a new low.
Let me plug this book because it’s very good.
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