Radio Rabies » Michael Jackson http://radiorabies.com Where topics of conversation go to die and for me to mock. Tue, 27 Jul 2010 09:29:49 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Copyright © Radio Rabies 2010 show@radiorabies.com (Radio Rabies) show@radiorabies.com (Radio Rabies) posts 1440 http://radiorabies.com/images/podcast/smaller_podcast_image.jpg Radio Rabies » Michael Jackson http://radiorabies.com 144 144 This podcast is a place where topics of conversation go to die and for me to mock. Also contains lots of great music. What more could you want? This podcast is a place where topics of conversation go to die and for me to mock. Also contains lots of great music. What more could you want? news,opinion,new music, unsigned, unsigned bands, free music, Radio Rabies Radio Rabies show@radiorabies.com no yes Ep#11: Is Channel 4 A Massive Racist? http://radiorabies.com/2009/10/episode-11/ http://radiorabies.com/2009/10/episode-11/#comments Thu, 15 Oct 2009 16:48:46 +0000 Carl http://www.radiorabies.com/?p=1325 New Podcast!What a packed episode. I discuss the prospect that being a cheating bastard could be genetic, the fact that the average American spends 68 hours online a month and how Channel 4 could actually potentially be racist. As well how some crazy nutjob fan can buy their final resting place next to Marilyn Monroe, Leona Lewis getting slapped and Derek Acorah trying to contact Michael Jackson live on TV. And here are the songs I mentioned in the show. They are exactly the same song and that I was right when I described the song as “a bad b-side from his album Thriller” since it was written in 1984 a couple of years after the album was made… Close enough!

Michael Jackson “This Is It”

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Safire “I Never Heard”

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]]> http://radiorabies.com/2009/10/episode-11/feed/ 0 00:01:01 What a packed episode. I discuss the prospect that being a cheating bastard could be genetic, the fact that the average American spends 68 hours ... What a packed episode. I discuss the prospect that being a cheating bastard could be genetic, the fact that the average American spends 68 hours online a month and how Channel 4 could actually potentially be racist. As well how some crazy nutjob fan can buy their final resting place next to Marilyn Monroe, Leona Lewis getting slapped and Derek Acorah trying to contact Michael Jackson live on TV. And here are the songs I mentioned in the show. They are exactly the same song and that I was right when I described the song as "a bad b-side from his album Thriller" since it was written in 1984 a couple of years after the album was made... Close enough! Michael Jackson "This Is It" [media id=22 width=450 height=259] Safire "I Never Heard" [media id=25 width=450 height=259] Podcast Radio Rabies no no Ep#7: Week In Review http://radiorabies.com/2009/10/week-in-review/ http://radiorabies.com/2009/10/week-in-review/#comments Sat, 03 Oct 2009 15:22:53 +0000 Carl http://www.radiorabies.com/?p=1239 Ooh The Radio Rabies PodcastJust in case you’ve not been checking the site out all week or if you just plain can’t read, I more or less just sum up what’s been going on with the site. I cover Michael Jackson yet again, how easy it is to get arrested by not actually dressing up like a policeman as well as the failed tour of Kanye West and Lady Gaga. I should be making another episode on Wednesday, we should all punch the air to celebrate!

]]> http://radiorabies.com/2009/10/week-in-review/feed/ 0 5:50 Just in case you've not been checking the site out all week or if you just plain can't read, I more or less just sum ... Just in case you've not been checking the site out all week or if you just plain can't read, I more or less just sum up what's been going on with the site. I cover Michael Jackson yet again, how easy it is to get arrested by not actually dressing up like a policeman as well as the failed tour of Kanye West and Lady Gaga. I should be making another episode on Wednesday, we should all punch the air to celebrate! Podcast Radio Rabies yes no