The Monthly Magpie: May 2022
Hello there, podcast friends. It’s a little wild to me that
Release Day Review: Father Wants Us Dead
Friends of the family, neighbors, police officials, and more lend their voices to a story everyone has talked about. However, until this podcast, no one has dedicated a full feature to the murders of Helen, Alma, Patricia, Frederick, and John.
Monthly Magpie: April 2022
Looking ahead, I want to serve listeners and podcasters equally. I want to give valid criticism and informational overviews to each part of this community.
Earth Day Special: The Trail Ahead
On this Earth Day let's think more about these ideas - what we can do. Remember to vote, be active in your community, but also remember to work to be content with what you have. It'll go farther for your soul.
Mini Review: How To Do The Pot
The whole context around a single word revolutionized my perception. How To Do The Pot changed my perspective in less than half an hour.
Review: Solar
Separated by the destruction, crew members of the Aethon work to ensure survival. In a race against time, they have to figure something out before the station’s new orbit sends them around the sun - completely cutting them off from Earth communication.
Release Day Review: Goodniks
What I love though, is that it's easy to listen to, short, and leaves you thinking about what good you can make in the world.
Review: Twenty Thousand Hertz
To say that this is a podcast about sound feels over simple. Explaining it further seems to need more words than I have available. It is about the relationships we have with what we hear, on almost every level.
Monthly Magpie: Podcast Awards?
Welcome to the Monthly Magpie. I'm mostly making this up
Review: What's Her Name
By blending conversation between the hosts, interviews, and other audio these professors of history give us a riveting example of a history podcast. They combine information and storytelling in a way that is accessible and academic without being arrogant.
Introducing: The Monthly Magpie
The first week of each month I will post and send out an overview of what has been happening for me and Magpie. Here's our first one!
Review: Chameleon- Wild Boys
The boys, Tom, and Will Green were “from the bush”. They grew up off the grid and were sick of the lifestyle. So they came to Vernon, camped out behind the general store- and the town rose to the challenge.