Funny how I seem to be struggling in doing the show from home. Yet, this time, I was able to do the show with a lot less equipment. And, I didn’t even complained about the sound. As a matter of fact, I feel proud of the way this one sounds.

This show is very enjoyable. You are going to love it.

Please be sure to tell your friends about the show, and don’t be afraid to leave comments.

Oxymoron of theWeek: Multitasking one thing at a time.

Justo’s Pick ofthe Week: Apple TV

MUSIC Played on this episode

ArenAzul- Mal Dia

MCStatistics – Who Got The…?

IngridMichaelson- Be OK

SherriMiller – Right Here, Right Now

MattCommerce – Only With You

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On my last day in New York I was able to squeeze in one last show.  Sure, it was exactly one month after the last, but that was all I was able to do.  I really was hoping to do more shows, but I was very busy at work.

Let’s hope you enjoy this one.  I hurried to get it done, and I did it early in the morning.  I hate doing the shows in hotel rooms at that time since it I can’t be too loud.  Yet, overall figure out the software on the Mac and didn’t have any problems this time around.

Well, enough about the show, get to listening to it.

Oxymoron of the Week: Go everywhere but go no where.

Justo’s Pick of the Week: Apple MacBook

Music

Jeriko – Funny Face

Michael Fuggit – Lonely

Anduze – Just Feel Good

Melissa Forbes – Thinking You Over

Eli “Paperboy” Reed and The True Loves – Take My Love With You

Link to the Extended Notes

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Overall, I am still satisfied with the way it came out. You’ll find out, however, that this episode was different than the usual. It seems that anything that could’ve gone wrong, did. But to make up for the disaster, I have a surprise in store for you, a guest helped me out with one of the segments.

So listen in an Enjoy!

Oxymoron of the Week: Fit and Fat

Justo’s Pick of the Week: 24 Hour Fitness

Music

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Starting to get back into the groove of things, here is Episode 34. 23 days after the previous episode. Let’s hope I start doing these more regularly. We’ll see.

On this Episode, I talked a bit about the trip to NY. You gotta listen to the show to find out what happened. Also, I talked about how I have been reading books by listening. Does that even make sense? Say no more, and go listen to the show now!

Oxymoron of the Week: Professional Student

Justo’s Pick of the Week: Audible.com

Music:

»	one:day:life – Cool, Collected, Calm
»	360 – Music
»	Michelle Hotaling – Crystal Clear
»	Inaia – Running
»	Super Hero – Red Hot

Visit the extended show notes .

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Though it seems that every time I keep going over on delaying the show, I am still here. Thanks to everyone for still sticking around. Don’t forget to give me a call!

This time I am coming to you from home, for a change. I have new equipment that is making the show sound better than ever, and making it easier for me to control the show.

Enjoy, and please, please, please, do call in or write. Leave some comments and acknowledge you are listening.

Oxymoron of the Week: Expect The Unexpected

Justo’s Pick of the Week: TrialPay

Music:

Curious	Perfect Girl
EEE	GP
Sheri Miller	Devil In White
Little Aida	The Dam Is Broken
Super Hero	The Happy Song

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Coming to you from the Palm Dessert in Southern California, I finally got around to doing Episode 32. Much thanks to everyone who is listening to me despite my absence. Don’t forget to give me a call so you can be on the show!

Oxymoron of the Week: More Is Less

Justo’s Pick of the Week: Real Superpass

Music:

• The Round Square – Puzzle
• Lady Synful – My City
• The Alice Project – Save Yourself
  
• Inaia – True
  
• Scott Andrew – More Good Days
  

Visit the extended show notes.

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After several months of not recording a show at home, I am finally back. Such a pleasure to be able to do the show live with no post-production. Fact of the matter is that this show had little pre-production as well. Let’s hope that is a sign of more frequent shows. I am just glad I was able to squeeze two shows this month. Let’s hope come Sunday I’ve got another show for you.

For now, I have another surprise, up and coming artist, P.Dizzle, is on the show today. And no, it wasn’t an interview per se. He was actually on the show recording live with me. It’s that whole zero pre-/post-production thing.

Well, hope you enjoy the show. I was trying to keep it around fifty minutes, but it went for slightly over an hour. Enjoy!

Oxymoron of the week: Hateful Love

Justo’s pick of the week:

Chris Ayer – Fall Away – State I’m In.

The Alice Project – I’m not afraid to Live

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I am finally back here with Episode 30 coming to you from Oakland, CA.

Of course, I didn’t carry everything with me, so I had to come up with an ingeniuous way of doing the recording. In short, this meant post-production. It took me two days! So this was recorded on the morning of November 8 and being now posted November 10.

Frank Garcia joins me for this episode. It’s another show were I’ve been drinking, so be prepared to get entertained. And to compensate for all this time I haven’t done a show, this show is nearly two hours long.

Enjoy!

Oxymoron of the Week: Expensive Savings

Justo’s Pick of the Week: Google Text

Music on the show:

• A Step Behind – Back In Action
• Radito El Padrino – Raggatanga
• Scott Andrew – You Are Loved
• Au Revoir Simone – Through The Backyards
• Mutandina – Juego

Don’t forget to call the show!!!

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Finally back with another episode. After a month long of not recording, here I am again.

On the show today, we have the long anticipated interview with Grant Cox from London, UK.

This show was recorded from New York.

Oxymoron of the week: Pretty Ugly

Justo’s Pick of the week: Brinkster mail

Music on the show:

• STAREWELL – Those who matter
• C. U. B. Come Up Boyz – I Need
• Grant Cox – Drunk
• Carlina – Soar with me
• Eytan Mirsky – Everyone’s Having Fun Tonight

Recorded live from Seattle, Washington on July 9 at around 1:30 am. Here it is finally. No compressor, but was able to do some post production to make it sound just the way I like it.

That’s right, Episode 28 is finally here after sitting in my hard drive for four days. Lots of things went wrong with the show: no internet, no notes, got in trouble for being “very loud” at the hotel. Check it out and have some fun.

This show has a somewhat America in the summer feel to it. Hope you enjoy.

Oxymoron of the week: Politely Mean

Justo’s pick of the week: Joost @ www.joost.com

New Sponsor: Guitar Center

Music

• Wiser Time – Back for More
• Rachel Pearl – Baby Blue
• The Hot Rods – Lil Sue
• Natalie Gelman – Sweet July
• Woodstock Taylor – Clone July

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Hey everybody! I’ve got Episode 27 hear for you. What? Am I doing The PePe Show on a bi-monthly basis now? Nah, it’s just the usual stuff: busy . . . busy . . .busy. Still, here is the show for you enjoyment.

I know I could’ve probably done the Show last week while I was in Oakland, but it was a short trip and didn’t get a chance to do it. Let me tell you though that I’ve got an awesome show today and great music, as always, from the Podsafe Music Network. Also, you’ve got to listen to this show to hear if I mentioned your name. I mentioned a whole bunch of people that I think are listening to the show. Did I mention yours? Listen and find out.

Oxymoron of the Week: Spiritual Atheist

Justo’s pick of the week: Sony High Performance MDR-EX51LP

Music

• Steve Paroe – New
• Cipre – Rydin’ Round The City ft.young mix and Lane
• Eytan Mirsky – She’s Looking Better
• Ingrid Michaelson – The Way I Am
• The Italians – Are You Strong Enuff?

Don’t forget to call me!
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Visit the extended show notes.

Episode 26 everybody! Special guest on the show as well as a main stream artist to end the show. Check it OUT!

Oh yeah, I missed a week, but I am really making it up with this episode. This one is a full episode that even though I tried to move it quick, it still went over an hour.

Be sure to check out the extended show notes. These are the same ones I use when I do the show.

Oxymoron of the Week: Successful Failure

Justo’s Pick of the Week: MySpace

Music on the show

• Supernal – Colour Fades Away
• J-Me! – Mysteriously Sexy
• Heuser – Passivismus
• Carlina Walton – The Most Perfect Words
• Ziggy Marley – Into the Groove

Don’t forget to call me!
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Oh Yeah!!! Here is my One Year Anniversary Episode. Episode 25!

That’s right, everybody! Believe it or not, I now have one year doing The PePe Show.

I wanted to do something special, but, it really is hard to produce these shows. So I thought if I could at least have a guest on the show it would be a nice treat. I was not able to get anyone, so at least I got my two boys. They are part of this show.

Enjoy the one year anniversary special!

Oxymoron of the Week: Constructive Deconstruction

Justo’s Pick of the Week: Sirius Satellite Radio

Music on the show:

• Open Door Policy – Bending Out Of Design
• The Alice Project – I’m having a GREAT DAY!
• Lato – 3AM
• Carlina Walton – She takes no prisoners
• Scott Andrew – Gravel Road Requiem

Don’t forget to call me!
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That’s right everybody! I am back for more. And, I have a special surprise for everybody. I have a special guest on the issue. This is one is worth checking out. (as if the others won’t)

I also talk about the fact that I started to exercise. Namely, I running. Also, I talk about my experiences from reading The Secret.

The Oxymoron of the Week is Together but Seperate

Justo’s Pick of the Week is Podcast User Magazine.

Music on the show today:

• Junior – What Was I Thinking?
  
• General Fuzz – Cliff Notes
  
• Lato – London Girl
  
• Carlina – This Is Your Time
  
• The Hot Rods – Don’t Say No

Another fast-paced packed show.  Perhaps this show may have sounded too much “by the book,” but nonetheless, It certainly was more organized.

I talked about a couple of things.  I, of course, appologized for being drunk last episode.  Also, briefly touched on the fact that we adopted a new pet.  Besides the segments, I also talked about the fact that I have updated my Podshow+ page.  Also, I am getting “friend requests” through myspace.com.  Keep them coming.

Before the Justo’s Pick of the Week segment, I explained why and how it is that I pick whatever it is that I pick.  I wanted to make it clear that there could be some potential financial gain if you click and buy from the links.  However, I am not being pushed by advertisers or anyone to push their products on you.

Hope you enjoy Episode 23!

Oxymoron of the Week: Thinking the Unthinkable
Justo’s Pick of the Week: The Secret

Thanks to Hector from The Crows Dream for introducing me to The Secret through his blog post.

The Book	The DVD

Music:

• The Get Up Kids – Martyr Me
• Plan B – No Good
• Black Lab – Broken Heart
• Katy Pfaffl – Breathe
• Soulfége – Sweetheart

That’s right, while I miss using my home equipment, I miss having a compressor even more! Awful sound, but quite entertaining if I do say so myself. What was supposed to be a sound test ended up being the entire show. I guess that’s what happens when you drink and podcast. Speaking of which, the fact that I was in an inebriated state made the show go fast and to the point.

Oxymoron of the Week: Complicated But Simple

Pick of the Week: Guitar Center

Music

• The Stirring – Can You Hear Me?
• Insist – Peace
• Geoff Smith – Set The Music Free
• Laura Hughes – Just a Dream
• The Clintons – Fan of the Bean

First Segment

• Recording show from the road–literally, I started recording from my car. The first segment, at least, is from my car.
• Lots of work, not much time for Podcasting; I work ’round the clock one night at work.
• Spending time with the family these past Sunday’s. Still working, however.
• My appologies on Episode 20: very technical!
• Going old school: No notes!
• Episode 21 is dedicate to my wife.
• Sunday took my family to the fair; Alex is a daredevil!

Second Segment

• Continuing from the garage; didn’t like the sound from the road.
• Have to go to Seattle again.

Oxymoron of the Week: Intelligent But Not Smart

• How many people do you know that are intelligent but not smart?
• Are these people nerds?
• Have knowledge, but can’t seem to connect the dots.

Segment Two, continued . . .

• Sunday is becoming my family day; I may record shows on Monday’s or Tuesday now.
• Alex is a daredevil! I took my family to the fair. Alex went on the strongest ride with me!
• Took my recorder to the carnival, and did an interview with Alex after we got on the ride.
• Interview with Alex after riding The Zipper
• Segment Music: Carne Cruda – The Amazing Artichoke of World Peace

Third Segment

• Black Lab said in an interview that they had lots of offers, but unless the record company released their music to the podcasting community, they wouldn’t sign.
• Podcasts sell Music!
• Pass the word around, listen to Podcasts!
• Recording from second segment is done live, no patching or post-production work.
• First segment was patched up with post-production work.
• Recording out of the car was a good experiment; Daily Podcasts anybody?
• I am booked with work, very hard to produce weekly, much less daily.

Justo’s Pick Of The Week: Yahoo! Music

Yahoo! Music Unlimited Free Trial.

• Out of the three major music service, Yahoo! Music is the cheapest.
  • Napster $9.95/month
  • Rhapsody $9.99/month
  • Yahoo! Music Unlimited $5.99/month
• Music is the soundtrack of your life
• Example of how music is the soundtrack of your life.
• Good bang for your buck!
• Don’t download music illegally!

Fourth Segment

• Announcement!!! I finally have a MySpace account: myspace.com/thepepeshow
• I signed up as an artist to upload music.
• One of the tracks I loaded is a song I recorded with my Zoom H4 Handy Recorder.
• I play the song Test Song on the show.
• If you are a podcaster, I hereby grant you permission to use the song on your podcast.

Music

• Black Lab – Without You
• Divani – Sin Ti
• Adema Minki – Blind Girl
• Adrina Thorpe – Round The Bend
• Slau – Act Upon My Love

Douglas Fir – Superfly

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Members

• Owen (Guitar & Vocals)
• Adam (Bass)
• Clinton (Drums)

Info

• Douglas Fir is a funk/rock three piece band that has a polished and powerful sound, backed up by three very talented musicians. Their individual talents and enthusiasm combined produce a band that can pull off their recorded sound live. Think funk meets rock, with a dash of pop.
• Formed officially 2001 Douglas Fir, from conception, have continually developed their style and sound. Since then, the band have played constantly at various venues sharing the stage with Australian and International acts.
• Douglas Fir is now STEREOPHILE!!
• Visit Stereophile’s MySpace account at myspace.com/sterophile

Disciples of Panic Earth – Newtons 3rd

Scotland, United Kingdom

Members

• Solareye Samurai :: MC, Producer, Engineer
• G-Rilla :: Guitarist, Vocalist, Filthy Animal
• Switch Dr. :: Bassist and Medical Practitioner
• DJ Default :: Decks, Producer, Engineer, Samplist, Vocalist
• Sammy Botannikal – Beats, Percussion, Vox.

Info

None of the Disciples of Panic Earth ever went to Art School. They didnt meet there either.

Check out their MySpace page at myspace.com/dopegroup

Black Lab – Mine Again

Los Angeles, California, United States

Members

• Paul Durham
• Andy Ellis
• Scoty Coogan
• Brian Paturalski
• Dan Lavery

Info

Where do I even start?

After playing around in San Francisco under the name “Durham,” Paul Durham ended up creating a new band called Black Lab. In 1998, Black Lab recorded their first album released under Geffen Records titled Your Body Above Me.

Black Lab has many of their songs in mainstream media. “Learn to Crawl” is the fourth track on the Spider-man soundtrack. “This Night” is heard on the new promo for season six of The Shield.

More importantly, Black Lab was chosen as the independent artist to “Bum Rush The Charts”.

Visit their website at blacklabworld.com

Ginnicide – This Time

Los Angles, California, United States

The first time I heard Ginnicide’s music, I was mesmerized. The music went straight to my heart and started to wrench it. I knew immediately I had to share it with you. Whenever music touches you in this way, it almost becomes part of you.

Too bad I just found out about Ginnicide. She just had a CD release party at Tangier here in Los Angeles. I would’ve gone had I known.

Info

Even Ginnicide is unaware of her early life, having wandered out of Death Valley at approximately the age of ten into the arms of a group of Sister of Mercy missionaries. Adopted by the group and taken to their convent in San Francisco, Ginni (her last name remains unknown, changing constantly with her mood between Inimitable, Kim, Grenadier, and a score of other aliases) showed a great aptitude for the organ, piano, and oboe. She left the order at the age of fifteen in 1996 and survived in the San Francisco streets playing Bach hymns on a toy piano.

After Ginni had acquired enough capital for a car and more portable equipment, Ginni hit the road, playing her songs in bars, hotels, and dance halls throughout the American West, Midwest and East, eventually coming to rest in the city of Angels.

Visit Ginnicide’s My Space site at myspace.com/ginnicide.

Redska – Snob

Cesena, Forli’, Italy

Members

• Il duca (Sandro) – Voce
• Montz – Chitarra
• U Baruni (Paride) – Tromba
• Andy (Andrea) – Trombone
• Gelo – Batteria
• Aflo – Basso

Info

Redska nascono nel 2001 e iniziano a “strimpellare” lo ska in giro per le feste paesane.Ai tempi il genere era veramente sconosciuto in zona,come succede in tanti paesi molta gente li considerava gia’ finiti prima di partire,ma imperterriti i Redska continuano a cimentarsi nelle prime cover dei loro artisti preferiti iniziando a comporre le loro prime canzoni.Tutte le esperienze ,negative e positive sono servite col tempo a far crescere il loro potenziale musicale,portando avanti la passione e il divertimento per la musica in levare.Dopo vari cambi di formazione come succede nelle band numerose e esibendosi in alcuni live di spessore come il TORA TORA FESTIVAL e il SURF EXPO’ CONTEST di Monaco e Roma decidono di chiudersi in studio per registrare il loro primo lavoro.

Upcoming Shows

Topics

PodCasts/Updates

Delayed Yet Again!

• Excuses, Excuses, No more Excuses!
• Really Busy
• Equipment Failed

I am a uncle once more!

• My little sister had my niece on Saturday, March 24, 2007
• Congratulations!
• Small little girl only weighed six pounds!
• She labored all Saturday and finally had the baby via Ceaserean

I have reached Episode 20!

• OK, I guess this thing is for real now.
• I have to start promoting even more now!
• But first, I need to stay on track!

Episode 20 dedicated to my son Eric

• I want to have Eric on the show
• Eric turned 9 on February 25
• I wanted to dedicate episode 20 to him
• It’s incredible to have a son
• He is at the age where I can begin having conversations
• It’s very interesting to see his point-of-view on things
• I have to have him on the next show!

gree-P.cast Elizabeth

• I don’t think she has a computer at home
• She started listening to PodCasts
• I record a CD for her and she listens to it on her car’s MP3 CD player

Bum Rush The Charts

• Becuase of not doing the show, I missed telling you about Bum Rush The Charts
• This was an attempt to show mainstream media that this alternative media (Podcasts) have just as much buying power as traditional media like AM/FM radio.
• Everyone participating, like myself, went out and purchased a song from iTunes. The chosen song, which I will have later on the show, is “Mine Again” by Black Lab.

New Equipment

• I had to do the show even if it was one day after Sunday.
• I bought new equipment.
• I bought a Zoom portable recorder.
• Currently I have it tethered to a linux computer (running Ubuntu) and using Audacity to record the show.
• Yet, I can take it with me and be able to record “on the road.”
• I hope this will be my solution to not putting any more excuses

Oxymoron of the Week: The Good Bad Stuff

• Why is it that the things that are enjoyable, are bad for you?
• Namely, Food and Alcohol.
• I guess anything in moderation is not bad.
• But how can Beer be good for you?
• Why is it that it is good stuff, but bad for you?

Justo’s Pick of the Week

Main Pick of the week

• One of the best linux distro’s I have used
• Very easy to try and install
• I feel at home when I use it
• If you are thinking about dabbling into an alternative OS, Ubuntu is the one to try

Second Pick of the week

Creative Zen Nano	Creative Zen Vision:M
Recommended if you want something ultra-portable You don’t need gigs and gigs of space You want to use it to listen to PodCasts only	Recommended if you want to watch movies You want to have enough space to carry your entire music collection You want to view pictures

Hey Everybody!

After another multi-week absence I am back with Episode 19. First, my apologies goes out to the musicians I played on this podcast. I take your work very serious, and like to treat it as something special. My apologies goes out because, the show was recorded in mono! This was by accident, and I hope the quality of the recording did not degrade because of this.

So for those of you interested in knowing what happened, my sound card from my computer I use to record the show began to fail. Believe it or not, I was using a soundcard embedded on the motherboard. This recording, however, was done using an external soundblaster. I feel it could’ve been great had I not messed up the recording setup and changed it to stereo.

Regardless, here it is for your enjoyment:

• Plastic Soul Band – Wonderful World
• Divani – Sin Ella
• Derek James – Ain’t No Thing is perfect
• Laura Lambert – Thinking About You
• Fishbone – Facelift

The topics covered were:

• Delayed Again!
• gree-P.cast to Rich Heisinger, http://www.radiobong.com
• Listening to live music
• So hard to be a parent
• Wanted to have my son on the show
• My second microphone

Oxymoron of the week: Unlimited Limits

Justo’s Pick Of The Week:
Gillette Fusion

PePenology Report . . . it’s coming soon, for now: It’s not time to buy a high definition TV!

As always, great to be back with a new show. Please excuse me. This is going to be a great year for everyone. Here is the music played on the show:

• The Substitutes – Taken a Lifetime
• Marginal Prophets – Do It Like That
• Scott Andrew and the Walkingbirds The Big Lie That Solves Everything
• Ruby James – Famous Song
• Tim Armstrong – Hold On

Please support the artists! You can find Scott Andrew’s album here: Where I’ve Been.

Marginal Prophets is brought to you by Magnatune.com.

For more detailed show notes, visit my show notes page.

The pick of the week was Voip Buster. Visit the page if interested.

If you are interested in the latest book I read, here it is:

Thanks for listening, and I’ll talk to you next week!

I know it would’ve been better had I reached Episode 20 in 2006, but, whatever, we move on.  I just hope that Episode 50 is done before 2007 is.

I haven’t heard from you!  Please post your comments on my page, or leave me a voice message by calling (702) 430-6099.

Don’t forget to check out the extended show notes!

In case you are interested in the pick of the week for this week, here is a direct link:

Here is the music on today’s show:

• Shearer – Say My Name
• Dislocated Boner – Fuego Al Azar
• IBU – Hard Life
• Cheryl B. Engelhardt – Square One
• Daiki and Little Wings – Ageha

I forgot to mention it on the show, but due to my traveling back to Seattle, WA, I will have to do the first show from Seattle.  My hope is that there will not  be a delay and Episode 18 comes to you from Seattle, WA.  If you don’t see a post next week, then it means I wasn’t able to do the show.

Happy New Year!!!

You still got to enjoy the excitment potrayed in The PePe Show. I’ve been told The PePe Show exhibits such energy like no other PodCast. Well, enjoy this next installment of The PePe Show.

Here is the music played in the show:

• American Heartbreak – The Greatest Xmas Song Ever Written
• Joel Kopischke – I’m Your Snowman
• Candy Butchers – Give Me A Second Chance For Christmas
• Natalie Brown – Jingle Bells – Public Domain Carol
• Tresa Street – Christmas Of Love

Can’t wait until I do Episode 17 and hopefully I will do it on time now.  Meaning doing it on December 17.

So glad to be recording Episode 15 of The PePe Show.  Don’t forget to visit the show notes.  From the main page of The PePe Show click on Show Notes on the banner.

Support the artists by visiting and buying their music.  Here are the songs played in this episode:

1. Geoff Smith – Some Christmas Huggin and Kissin
2. Yang Chen – (Who Grabbed) My Mike
3. The Gentlemen – Riding In The Backseat
4. Slau – If Everyday were Christmas
5. Uncle Seth – Get Out Of My Face

Don’t forget to take the listener survey!  Also, I want to here from you!!!  Leave some comments or give me a call at (702) 430-6099.

Talk to you on Episode 16 next week!

Did you miss me?  I know I did.  But let me tell you, I had so much fun doing this PodCast.  I hope you enjoy it.  I have a feeling you really will.  I am starting to get into the groove of things.  I am sure that in a couple of episodes I will be ready to go . . . hmmm.  “Where will I go?”  I am where I am and I like it!

Here is the music on today’s show:

• Planet of Women – Waking up the Neigbourhood
• Piotr Banaszek – Prognoza na wczoraj
• The Gentlemen – Show Me How You Rock and Roll
• Arthur Yoria – Here to Stay
• King Apparatus – Michael and Anne

Don’t forget to give me a call on The PePe Show Hotline (702) 430-6099.

Can’t wait until Episode 15 . . .

Arthur Yoria is brought to you by:

For complete show notes, please visit my new show notes site at The PePe Show Notes.  For now, check out the artists and songs I played on today’s show:

• Sophia Ramos – Black Madonna (aka 550 Madison)
• De La Vega (Ivy League) – 20/20
• Laura Clapp – Hey Hey Sister
• Hope – The Rain Don’t Last
• Majek Fashek – I Am Not Afraid

Thanks for listening, and enjoy the show!

Don’t forget to leave me comments either on the webpage, or by calling (702) 430-6099.

I am going to cut the show notes short.  I am working on putting the show notes onto a wiki page instead.  So, you make look for it soon.  For now, here is the music that I played on the show.

• Uncle Seth – To Be An Angel
• Hitchhiker – Groove With You
• Arthur Yoria – Permanent
• Girls Stuff – Secrets
• Brother Love – Summertime

Don’t forget to visit Magnatune if you like Arthur Yoria. Talk to you next week!

Oh yeah, for those of you who are new to the show, welcome. You may want to check out the getting started page. If you don’t know where to start, click on the Welcome Page and just click on the podtrac player.

Here are the show notes:

Music

• CCA – Yesterday
  • Dustin Covington (Lead Vocals, Rhythm guitar)
  • Brian Matisek (Lead/Rhythm Guitar)
  • Nico Molinari (Bass God)
  • Marshall Vanleuven (Topless Drums)
  • Tino Molinari (Saxaphone Extraordinaire, Vocals)
  • CCA was formed in the spring of 2004, and ended in the spring of 2006. The band defined our lives as we grew to be close friends and better performers. We are all better musicians than we were when we started the band, and it has given us great memories to look back on. Pictures, shirts, fully produced CD’s. But all good things must come to an end. It sure has been one hell of a time and we’ll miss playing proudly up on the Phoenix Theater stage as we all go our seperate ways and pursue our dreams.
• Delinquent Habits – Play
  • Ives
  • O.G. Style
  • Michelle
  • Delinquent Habits is a Chicano hip hop group. Formed in 1991, they are known for their Latin-tinged rap, which is both melodic and hardcore. Their first album was executive produced by Cypress Hill member Sen Dog and featured guest appearances by Sen himself as well as Puerto Rican New York City rapper Hurricane G. Their second album, Here Come The Horns, again featured Sen Dog as well as Sen’s brother, pioneering Latin rapper Mellow Man Ace. The melodic “Merry Go Round” featured the female singer Michelle. The group chose to focus more on hardcore rap on their fourth offering, “Freedom Band”. Their song “Return of the Tres” also featured one of Nike’s football Joga Bonito adverts.
• This Day & Age – Always Straight Ahead
  • steve (drums/vocals)
  • jeff (vocals/guitar)
  • joey(bass/vocals)
  • mike (guitar)
  • kelly (keyboards)
  • Forming in 2001, it was the bands’s incessant dedication to the stage, the road, and the writing process that originally eaned them the attention of the Orlando-based One Eleven Records. Signing with the label in 2002, the band immediately got to work on its freshman release.

Upcoming Shows

Oct 29 2006 7:00P North Star Bar, Philadelphia, PA
Oct 31 2006 6:00P Aurora,Taunton, MA
Nov 1 2006 6:00P Webster Underground, Hartford, CT
Nov 2 2006 5:30P Village Pub South, Amityville, NY
Nov 4 2006 6:00P LAST SHOW as thisdayandage – Club Infinity, Buffalo/Williamsville

• Mutandina – Caminos
  • Ariel “Cordero” Polenta – piano, Wurlitzer, Hammond, keys, voices, arrangements
  • Christian “Turco” Fahiad – drums, percussion
  • Nicolas Luis Humberto “Rigo” Quesada – guitars, voices
  • Marcos “Mariomarqueti” Archetti – bass, voices
  • Matias “Mato” Ruiz – acoustic and electric guitars, tenor sax, composition, arrangements and lead vocals
  • They formed Mutandina in early 2000 with the intent of creating a sound that was distinct and personal, without rigid style or preconceptions, and drew on the vivid mixture of styles that was part of their individual experience: jazz, salsa, funk, rock, pop, Brazilian and Latin American music. The result is a decidedly hip blend of salsa and funk, infused with distinctly Argentine elements.

About Magnatune

Founded in 2003, Magnatune ( www.magnatune.com) is an independent, online record label that hand selects its own artists, sells its catalog of music through online downloads and print-on-demand CDs and licenses music for commercial and non-commercial use. Based on the principle that “we are not evil,” the company offers fair-trade music to consumers by equally sharing all revenue from the sale of albums with artists and allowing artists to retain full rights to their music. All music can be previewed free of charge with a “try before you buy” philosophy. Customers can also choose how much they want to pay for the music with pricing ranging from $5-18 for a downloadable album or print-on-demand CDs.

• Geoff Smith – Not on the Radio

Geoeff Smith is the guy that does most of Adam Curry’s jingles. Geoff began his career in the music biz as a kid, growing up on the road with his father, also a musician. So it makes sense that writing tunes and playing gigs is what he really digs doing. Geoff originally studied theatre at Boston Conservatory, and it was while Geoff was acting all over the US that he started writing and performing in both his own band and in other groups. Living in Austin, TX led him to gigs in Europe (he lived in Holland for a year) and the Caribbean, which led him to studies at Sir Paul McCartney’s Liverpool Institute, which led him back to the states, where he writes, plays, works as a producer, and has a wonderful wife and daughter. Geoff is a proud member of the Podsafe Music Network, and can be heard on countless podcasts. And now check out Geoff’s new Podshow + page at geoffsmith.podshow.com

Topics

Podcast update

Shows I listen to:

• Adam Curry – Daily Source Code
• Scott Parent – American Cliché
• David Ippolito – I love the company

And a new one that I just like very much:

• Rich Heisinger – Radio Bong

Hope you like the new sound, my father gave me a compressor.

Oxymoron of the Week: Help you, help you.

The you of today is not the same as the you of tomorrow. Whatever you do today, the you of today won’t face the consequences. However, it is the you of tomorrow that will have to face the music. Help yourself today, help yourself tomorrow.

Spouse Jealousy

• Friends
• Hobbies

New word? Spajela?

News

Odd News

• Because we don’t already have enough fried foods.
• Woman gives birth on tram
• Vermont College goes green with cow manure

Useless Knowledge

• Cookie Monster’s real name is Sid
• The Statue of Liberty is actually a statue of two different people. The face was that of Charlotte Bartholdi, the mother of the designer Frederic Auguste Bartholdi. The sculptor’s girlfriend, Jeanne-Emilie, was the model for the statue’s arms and body.
• Los Angeles’s full name is “El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reina de Los Angeles de Porciuncula.”

Why Does . . .?

• If nothing ever sticks to TEFLON, how do they make TEFLON stick to the pan?
• If you’re in a vehicle going the speed of light, what happens when you turn on the headlights?
• Why do they call them “apartments” when they are all stuck together?

Well, here it is recorded live from Seattle, Episode 10.  Enjoy!

Music

• Fall Out Boy – Dead on Arrival
• Hitchhiker – Summer Feeling
• Derek James – Free Love
• Beatrice Ericsson – I Walked Away
• The Toaster – Pendulum

Topics

The Hidden Side of the Internet

As I have been going through the internet, lately, I am finding sites that make no sense.

• Sites that lead to no where
• Sites that contain fragements of other sites
• Sites that look like advertisement

Have I stumbles accross sites that are used to “google bomb?”

Oxymoron of the week: Being Social Unsocially

With the internet and technology, it is now possible to be social without being social.

• My Space
• Online Chats
• PodCasts!
• Blogs

As opposed to:

• Going out
• Belonging to a club
• Hosting a party

Details on Recording The PePe Show

With being in Seattle, I had to find and alternative to record The PePe Show and record live.  I did it!  Live and without my mixer!  Thanks, Guitar Center in Seattle, for providing the equipment!

Thanks, Frank, for being part of today’s show, and for staying up late with me to get it done!

As promised, for the third week in a row, I have created a PodCast on schedule. Though I got started a little late, it ensured that I created the PodCast without any interruptions. This is another great PodCast that if you are new to this show, you will be hooked! Thanks for listening, and enjoy.

Here are the shownotes:

Music

• Daiki and Little Wings – Dear Friend

Info

Members: DAIKI (Song writer, Vocals & Guitars); Yuki Yamauchi (Piano, Organ and Percussions); Ryohei Doi (Bass and Upright Bass); Sachi Nakasaki (Drums and Percussions). Singer-songwriter “Daiki”s special soul band. Their albums total solds are over 2000 since 2005. Visit Daiki and Little Wings website at daiki-soulcafe.blogspot.com or at myspace.com/daikisoulcafe

• Justo Morales – Going

Info

Justo Morales is the host of The PePe Show. For the first time ever, has this song been publicly played. Justo is no longer writing/producing/recording music. This song was recorded/sequenced in 1993 at Cal State L.A. in what then used to be the Piano Music Lab.

• Derek James – Skye

Info

From his first live performance in Australia, Derek James has paved his way from the streets of Southern France to the swanky bar of Manhattan’s Trump Tower. Often compared to a range of artists from Jack Johnson to Coldplay to Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers to Paul Simon, his musical canvas is at once a streak of vintage icons, at other times shades of contemporary flavor, but primarily, a whole lotta fresh charisma.Selected to open for Blues Traveler at the 2006 Loudoun Summer Music Festival, James has a busy summer touring throughout the East Coast and Midwest as he continues pursuing his dream and his first love: music.
Visit Derek’s MySpace at myspace.com/derekjamesmusic 

• Scott Andrew – In Harms Way

Info

The moniker reads “lo-fi acoustic pop superhero!” but anyone meeting Seattle-based performing songwriter Scott Andrew immediately gets the joke: if there’s any superhero to identify with here, it’s Underdog. With four independently-produced releases behind him, Scott’s music and live shows have drawn comparisons to the energetic folk-rock grooves of Guster, Matt Nathanson, Shawn Mullins and David Gray. Visit Scott Andrew website at myspace.com/scottandrew.

• Pama International – Truly Madly Deeply

Info

Members: Lynval Golding, Lee Thompson, Ernie McKone, Finny, Sean Flowerdew. PAMA INTERNATIONAL hail from London, England. Their third studio album “Float Like a Butterfly” will be their introduction to the United States. A collection of bombastic ska, soul-induced rocksteady, and roots dub. This band ffeatures and all-star cast of some of the most influential people in popular music, including members of THE SPECIALS, MADNESS, PAUL WELLER BAND, and SPECIAL BEAT. It makes for utterly compelling listening and is set to establish PAMA INTERNATIONAL in a massive way. Includes added BBC “Radio One” tracks not on the UK version! Visit Pama International at pamainternational.co.uk or at their MySpace at myspace.com/pamainternational.

Topics

PodCasts/Backtracking

• The New Site/Changes
• Complete song written in college Electronic Music: Going

Oxymoron of the Week: Contracts

Don’t read the Please Read Thouroughly document and just sign.
How many of you read contracts? I do. I print them, read them, and then proceed with agreeing with them.

Blackberry/Technology

What a useful device! The Blackberry has come in handy many times, in a way like no other device. But is it the device, or the program?

Google Maps for the Blackberry has been a lifesaver.

• The first time: In Seattle it found a WaMu ATM for me.
• Late one night: It pulled up office stores with phone numbers.
• The best one: It found a restaurant for us and told us about half-priced wine!
• At the dinner table, it settled a dispute on the lyrics to The Christmas Song.

News

• Disney says no to Mouse Orgy
• Cloning company goes bust. California-based Genetic Savings & Clone announced Thursday.
• Three Mexicans Lost in Sea get paid big-time for Movie Rights

Useless Knowledge

• When a person is wide awake, alert, and mentally active, he is still only 25% aware of what various parts of his body are doing.
• A dime has 118 ridges around the edge.
• In honor of the original thirteen states, the U.S. $1 bill has the following on the back:
  • 13 steps on the pyramid.
  • The motto above the pyramid has 13 letters (annuit coeptis).
  • E pluribus unum, written on the ribbon in the eagle’s beak, has 13 letters.
  • 13 stars appear over the eagle’s head.
  • 13 stripes are on the shield.
  • 13 war arrows are in the eagle’s left talon.
  • The olive branch in the eagle’s right talon has 13 leaves.

Why is it?

• Why is it called a “building” when it is already built?
• Why is it that when you’re driving and looking for an address, you turn down the volume on the radio?
• Why do we drive on parkways and park on driveways?

There are two explanations for this particular conundrum:(1) the meanings of words change over the years, and (2) the same word can have more than one meaning.

A driveway originally did refer to a road you drive on: a driveway was a private road leading from a main road to a house. (Imagine the stereotyped long winding driveway leading up to a huge manor house and you get the idea.) But nowadays, when driveways are thirty feet long and lead only to a garage–if anything–their purpose is just to store cars next to a house. That’s why we park on driveways.

A Parkway, in contrast, was (and still is) a thoroughfare meant to suggest a park: rather than just being a plain road, it has trees planted on the sides or on a median divider, it’s usually smaller than other highways, it twists and turns–a scenic road, in short. So the park part of parkway is the word meaning ‘a nice-looking part of land in a natural state’, not the word meaning ‘to leave (a vehicle) in a place’. And that’s why we drive on parkways.

If you are a regular, you’ll notice that I have changed the show notes. Hope you like the new format and enjoy the show. Comments are appreciated. Enjoy!

Music

• Shearer – In My Hand

Info

Band Members: Andi (Bass); Ronny (Guitar, Background Vocals); Olli (Singer, Guitar); Matze (Drummer) The current album “Makin-A-Munson” is avaible on www.shearer.de under a creative commons license.

• Delinquent Habits – En Este Varrio

Info

Delinquent Habits is set to release it’s 5th studio album titled “New and Improved” (Delinquent Habits Music UPC: 859700058404) on October 3, 2006. The new album will be available through digital stores such as iTunes, Napster, Sony Connect, Emusic and Musicnet, through the group’s homepage delinquenthabits.net

• Beth Thornley – Mr. Lovely

Info

Beth Thornley is a singer/songwriter in LA. She’s been compared to Beth Orton, Aimee Mann and Sheryl Crow. Her sound is Beatles meets Ben Folds meets Death Cab for Cutie. It’s pop with modern rock wrapped in a package of addicting hooks. Her music has been heard in TV and film. Visit Beth Thornley’s website at http://www.beththornley.com/.

• Adrina Thorpe – Do You Think

Info

On Adrina Thorpe’s debut album “elusive,” delicate piano melodies & lush vocals weave in & out of each other, drifting amid the punchy bass & drum lines. First pressing almost sold out. Be sure to check out Adrina Thorpe’s MySpace website.

• Daiki and Little Wings – Sparkling Woman

Info

Members: DAIKI (Song writer, Vocals & Guitars); Yuki Yamauchi (Piano, Organ and Percussions); Ryohei Doi (Bass and Upright Bass); Sachi Nakasaki (Drums and Percussions). Singer-songwriter “Daiki”s special soul band. Their albums total solds are over 2000 since 2005. Visit Daiki and Little Wings website.

Topics

Creating Things

• Artist at heart?
• Like creating music
• Like creating programs
• Like creating podcasts
• Like creating words?
  • Haigo
  • Jicat
  • gree-P.cast?

Oximoron Of The Week

Planning for the unplanned. Last episode was well planned (in my opinion) except for the fact the I left something important: the unplanned. As such it went over an hour long.

The Human Touch

Making things imperfect makes them better.

1. Electronic Music in college: I had to use the pitch bender to give the recording a “warm feeling.”
2. Camera movement: A type of camera movement was created by not keeping the camera steady.
3. Reference: There is a commercial made by Toyota that specifically talks about “The Human Touch.”

So this show was so packed, one hour was not enough. I prepared for it all week and once I was half-way through the show, I realized I had a lot to talk about. Still, that should keep you busy for the week until I record the next show.

This show was recorded Sunday afternoon. It seems this time is going to work for me. Barring I have to work on Sunday, I’ll shoot for recording the show every Sunday afternoon.

Without further ado, here are the show notes:

• 1:38 The Kellys – Blink
• 5:11 Welcome to The PePe Show!
• 5:47 Band Info: The Kellys (MySpace Link)
• 9:07 MySpace is a popular site for independent artists.
• 9:27 The Kellys performance schedule
• 11:05 I really dig doing podcasts; please subscribe; tell a friend!
• 13:01 I am putting together tutorial on how to get started. (Here it is)
• 13:59 May be getting into routine of recording a new show every Sunday.
• 14:35 Do what you like to do.
• 16:37 Doing podcasts reminded me of Elementary school show.
• 19:55 Artist Intro: Daiki
• 20:41 Daiki – Loser
• 25:49 Daiki is just Awesome!
• 26:10 Artist Info: Daiki
• 28:22 People from all over the world are listening to The PePe Show
• 29:00 I am asking you for a big favor! Take the listener survey!
• 29:55 Podtrac.com is tracking the downloads.
• 30:47 Interesting conversations over dinner.
• 31:15 The drawbacks of recording live during the daytime: interruptions.
• 33:06 . . .back to the interesting conversations over dinner.
• 33:19 Doing podcasts is improving my conversational skills at the table.
• 33:33 Topic on Religion -> Perception -> Reality vs Perception => My infamous quote.
• 34:00 Reference to David Ippolito and his Religion Song.
• 34:44 Reference to Episode 3.
• 35:25 Another conversation on blue collar sports vs white collar sports; players/spectators.
• 37:20 Artist Intro: Adrina Thorpe
• 38:31 Adrina Thorpe – More Than Seventeen
• 42:00 What a great singer!
• 42:21 Artist Info: Adrina Thorpe
• 45:02 New songs available on Broadjam
• 45:20 I need music for the philosophical moment. Send it to pepeshow@justo.morales.name, or give me a call at (702) 430-6099 to leave comments.
• 46:03 Philosophical moment: Battle against common sense.
• 47:58 Example of “battle against common sense”/Useless Knowledge: How color television evolved.
• 50:24 Call me at (702) 430-6099, or send me an email if you know why color television took the route explained.
• 50:35 Upcoming shows: Frank Garcia; Eric Mitchell, talk about his fascination of Spam, and listen to music from the String Cheese Incident, as well as reminisce on how I got started working in IT.
• 51:44 Time flies!
• 52:01 Artist Intro: Piotr Banaszek
• 52:14 Piotr Banaszek – Geometria
• 55:28 Couldn’t understand what the song was about. If you have more info, please email me.
• 56:20 Can’t tell you much more about Piotr Banaszek, except his music is awesome.
• 56:28 Time is going, let’s move on!
• 56:44 News
• 1:02:00 Useless Knowledge not found.
• 1:02:52 Why is it that . . . ?
• 1:03:40 Artist Info: Jesta (My Space link)
• 1:06:13 Jesta – Independence Day

My big appologies for the times. I used WinAmp to play the song and take the times. Well, I used Real player, and noticed the times were different. So the times will vary depending on what you are using to play the song. From now on, I might as well report on what I use to take the times.

• 1:45 Cruisebox – On a Podcast
• 4:56 The revolution is on!
• 5:40 Call me! (702) 430-6099
• 6:15 Podcasting is a great medium, we have to pass the word around
• 7:15 Couple of programs out there to automatically get your podcast: Juice; iTunes: recomended for all you iPod owners; and direct download
• 8:04 Going to work on a tutorial on how to automatically receives the podcasts
• 8:32 Band Info: Cruisebox
• 10:40 I have so much fun doing the podcasts. I hope you enjoy listening to them!
• 11:10 I like useless knowledge. So I am going to have a “useless knowledge” moment as well as read some news.
• 12:07 At first, I didn’t want to date the show by having news. Dating shows is good.
• 13:40 Let’s move onto some music
• 13:48 40 Watt Hype – La Sombra
• 18:10 Band Info: 40 Watt Hype
• 21:20 Great thing about podcasts: no more illegal downloads; lots of great music for free; don’t steal!
• 22:55 Today’s episode is all about podcasts
• 24:56 A podcaster I like listening to: David Ippolito
• 26:48 David Ippolito – Tired of Being Lied To
• 31:37 I’ve always wanted to go to New Your. Now I have another reason: to go see that guitar man from Central Park.
• 32:08 Artist Info: David Ippolito
• 33:30 Trying out new things
• 33:40 My phone messed up my optical mouse!
• 35:45 Next up: Scott Andrew (equipment problems)
• 36:20 My story on the last trip to Seattle
• 38:48 Scott Andrew – Holding Back
• 43:00 Artist Info: Scott Andrew
• 45:22 Sorry for the technical issues
• 45:56 I am trying out the new segment: Useless Knowledge
• 47:00 Useless Knowledge
• 48:26 News
• 51:03 Band Info: Brain Buckit
• 53:19 Brain Buckit – I Know What I Know

Thanks for listening! I’ll record another show once I get back from Seattle. Oh, and I’ve got an update! I didn’t make it (again!) to tonight’s performance of Scott Andrew. My flight was delayed by an hour. Plus I didn’t have any directions to the place.

Moving right along, here is Episode 5. I know I wanted to get another episode during the week, however, it is worth the wait. I have Eloy Adame as a special guest of The PePe Show today. We play some music outside of the Podsafe Music Network. These were Eloy’s choices. We talk and reminiscence about our days playing in the band’s. Also, Eloy tells us about some of current experiences. It’s a fun show today, and a treat to have a guest in. Enjoy!

Here are the show notes:

• 1:39 Tolu – Vine a Bailar
• 6:39 Introducing Eloy Adame
• 7:01 Band Info: Tolu
• 7:44 Not on PMN, but not RIAA member
• 8:11 Album Name: Bongo de Van Gogh
• 8:24 Excited to have Eloy!
• 8:56 About Eloy, and how I met him, remininscence about how we got started.
• 12:50 Introducing the next song, Eloy played in it.
• 13:04 Hopefully Carlo Lopez won’t mind since it is not on the PMN.
• 13:28 Band/Producer Intro: The Echo Park Project
• 14:34 The Echo Park Project – Raices
• 19:01 Awesome!
• 19:35 Story on Amoeba Music gig
• 20:15 Scott Andrew reference on not playing at bar/clubs.
• 21:01 Remininscene on playing at gigs and not getting paid.
• 22:30 Eloy talks about a recent trip to Sacramento.
• 22:23 Justo ask Eloy if it reminded him on the trips they used to take.
• 25:00 Justo brought a story of when he first drank alcohol on a trip.
• 25:27 Eloy reminded Justo on how he got drunk on NyQuil.
• 26:07 Band Info: The Echo Park Project
• 27:05 Artist Intro: Antonin Bastian
• 27:53 Antonin Bastian – Tu Cha Cha Cha
• 32:08 Artist Info: Antonin Bastian
• 33:37 Eloy’s Plug: Eloy’s podcast
• 34:50 Promo: Heafield’s Gage Avenue Florist 25% off flowers priced at ftd.com (323) 585-2112
• 35:50 Justo does The PePe Show because he likes it, not because of the money.
• 36:16 Philosophical Moment: How can there be so much money and we see so little of it?
• 38:18 “It’s not about having all the money in the world, it’s about doing what you like to do.”
• 39:25 Should The PePe Show have commercials/advertisers?
• 40:54 Moving on . . .
• 41:15 Brain Buckit – Sweet Tequila
• 45:01 Band Info: Brain Buckit
• 46:55 What is the Podsafe Music Network?
• 48:11 The music industry is changing because of the Internet.
• 53:14 Let’s hope we can get Tumbao Melao here on The PePe Show.
• 55:38 The first call into The PePe Show.
• 58:19 Did Justo just do his first Sentimental Moment?
• 59:00 Artist Info: Candy Dulfer
• 1:00:20 Candy Dulfer – Do Watchu Like

Thank you Eloy for being part of today’s show!

I am back from Seattle with a new show. Episode 4 has more songs including a new, unreleased song by Deliquent Habits. Listen in, and enjoy. Also, please send some feedback! I want to hear from you! Tell me what you think, do you like the show so far? Let me know.

Here are the show notes for today’s PodCast:

• 1:38 Scott Andrews – One Sure Thing
• 5:27 Artist Info: Scott Andrew
• 6:49 What happened on the way to Seattle?
• 11:00 Artist Intro: Deliquent Habits
• 11:48 Delinquent Habits – Let the Horn Blow
• 15:54 Artist Info: Deliquent Habits
• 17:27 My quest for beer: Guinness
• 19:58 Artist Intro: Antonin Bastian
• 20:38 Antonin Bastian – Don’t Break It
• 25:06 Artist Info: Antonin Bastian
• 26:35 Were my levels in Episode 3 too low?
• 27:44 Call me! (702) 430-6099 – Give me feedback!
• 31:26 Promo: Heafield’s Gage Ave Florist
• 32:32 The new website: Matrix Theme
• 33:04 Philosophical Moment: As long as there is choice, there will be conflict.
• 34:45 The last song, more talk?
• 35:14 Tracking who’s listening; Fill out survey! Give me feedback!
• 38:48 Band Intro: The Hot Rods
• 39:04 Who’s the other band I like to play? I can’t remember!
• 39:29 Carne Cruda – The Amazing Artichoke of World Peace
• 40:16 The Hot Rods – Want You Back
• 43:10 Band Info: The Hot Rods
• 43:50 Label Info: Asian Man Records
• 44:29 Band Intro/Info: Johnny Socko
• 46:29 Johnny Socko – Spa

After two months of not recording a show, I have finally recorded Episode 3. So glad to be back.
Here are the show notes:

• 1:40 Potshot – Radio
• 3:24 Welcome back; I’ve missed you; New website
• 4:24 Blogging vs PodCasting
• 5:15 The PePe Show will be a music PodCast
• 6:45 Band Info: Potshot
• 7:57 Former Fat Boys – Dukes of Hazard (Where’s the Party At?)
• 12:43 Music on Podsafe Music Network; All about podcasting
• 18:04 Daiki & Little Wings – Living in the Light (Michitaru Hikari)
• 23:09 Band Info: Daiki & Little Wings
• 24:13 Band Info: Former Fat Boys
• 25:49 Excited to be back; sorry for the stuffy nose
• 26:29 Where I have been: Seattle, WA
• 27:29 What to talk about in the PodCast; Preparing for the PodCast
• 28:48 Philosophical Moment: “Reality can only be perceived”
• 37:27 Minus Vince – Storytellers
• 41:41 Band Info: Minus Vince
• 43:04 Web 2.0
• 51:54 The Hot Rods; Possible interview?
• 52:40 I want feedback!
• 53:50 I don’t want to be the only one on the show; I suck at speaking
• 54:58 Getting back to Hot Rods; interview?
• 55:41 The Hot Rods – Come Back To Me
• 1:00:57 Band Info: The Hot Rods
• 1:02:24 My son Alex and his Skateboarding Slideshow
• 1:02:54 Steve Wynn and his injury
• 1:03:30 Artist Info: Steve Wynn
• 1:04:41 Steve Wynn – Bruises

Time are approximate.

Artists websites:

• Potshot
• Former Fat Boys
• Daiki and Little Wings
• Minus Vince
• The Hot Rods
• Steve Wynn

I have finally done another PodCast. After almost a month, I have recorded episode two of The PePe Show.

Thanks to you, the listeners, who have been waiting patiently for this next episode.

In this podcast I correct myself on some few points I touched on the first episode. I talk about another issue that I am having with another company, the phone company. I play lots more music. I talk a little about my kids, and I talk a whole bunch of nonsense. Hope you Enjoy!

The first song is a group named Carne Cruda. I play the song Aguamala.

Next, I play Groove Generator’s You think I’m a Player.

Next, I play Carne Cruda ‘s El Pulpo.

Last, I close with Hilda Lamas‘ Que Guapo Estas.

As an intro song, I play George Fletcher – Bourbon Renewal ‘s Rumble Groove. For interlude’s and the outro, I play Carne Cruda ‘s The Amazing Artichoke of World Peace.

Please visit the artists’ websites:

• Carne Cruda
• Groove Generator
• Hilda Lamas
• George Fletcher – Bourbon Renewal