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The latest edition of the 
Celtic Music News Podcast (note that "News" is a misnomer there - it's a music show) has a fun song: "Jedi Drinking Test" by the Dust Rhinos. Turns out that one of the Jedi skills Master Yoda can teach is how to hold your liquor.
(The song following that one in the podcast is also good, but in a totally different way.)
While I'm at it, I might as well mention some other cool podcast stuff....
Accident Hash recently did an hour of wall-to-wall music, and it's full of great stuff. It might be time for another big music purchase.
BandTrax recently did a fun show on all pop-punk music, including a Celt-Punk band from Lancaster OH, The Bloody Irish Boys.
Every single podcast has been talking recently about the new version of iTunes supporting podcasts. This should make it easier for a lot of people to get podcasts. But apparently the ones listed by Apple tend to be lame and/or commercial stuff. Luckily you can just drag an RSS/XML feed link (like the XML images above) of any podcast over to iTunes to subscribe to it.
Celtic Music News Podcast (note that "News" is a misnomer there - it's a music show) has a fun song: "Jedi Drinking Test" by the Dust Rhinos. Turns out that one of the Jedi skills Master Yoda can teach is how to hold your liquor.(The song following that one in the podcast is also good, but in a totally different way.)
While I'm at it, I might as well mention some other cool podcast stuff....
Accident Hash recently did an hour of wall-to-wall music, and it's full of great stuff. It might be time for another big music purchase. BandTrax recently did a fun show on all pop-punk music, including a Celt-Punk band from Lancaster OH, The Bloody Irish Boys.Every single podcast has been talking recently about the new version of iTunes supporting podcasts. This should make it easier for a lot of people to get podcasts. But apparently the ones listed by Apple tend to be lame and/or commercial stuff. Luckily you can just drag an RSS/XML feed link (like the XML images above) of any podcast over to iTunes to subscribe to it.
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