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Brumcast's Supersonic Festival Podcasts

Little Chris is pulling together a series of three podcasts of music from the Supersonic festival — that's taking place at The Custard Factory, Digbeth, Birmingham 22-24 Oct.

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Discardarama is a podcast by four Birmingham chaps, the premise is rediscovering lost sounds on obsolete formats on a budget of £3.33 per person per week and playing the best of the lost to an audience who will mostly have never heard of the artist let alone the art. Purchases have to be second hand, normally sourced from charity shops and the odd car boot.

Councillor 2.0 Martin Mullaney extends his media empire with a new podcast, a great idea which is sort of “Moseley Island Disks”. Martin has a chat to a Moseleyite and plays their five favourite records. First victim is Colin Troth, who helped get the Rotunda listed and features as one of the stories in 21 Stories, the film, photo exhibition and book about the Rotunda we keep praising to high heavens (currently on show at the Three White Walls Gallery in the Mailbox). Download Link for those without Flash

Junkies against dopes

Mark Steadman has started New Media Junkie – an ambitious weekly podcast. Music, something about Charlton Heston, and me wittering for a minute or so. First Episode is now online – I’m off for a listen.

Radio To Go Gigbeth Special

Are you getting excited about Gigbeth? This episode of the Radio To Go podcast should wet your acme whistle. Better to let them explain: Clare Edwards, and killer music from artists appearing at the festival – the Priory, the amazing Vijay Kishore, Deluka, Johnny Foreigner, not forgetting Project X presents collaborators Einstellung, and an amazing live track, light years aways from whimsical songs about earth moving equipment, from Nizlopi. If that doesn’t get you up for November’s festivities, nothing will… Six weeks to go….RadioToGo ‘casts are at feedburner and iTunes. Radio To Go Gigbeth Special

Sparkbrook litter war, in sound and er, just sound actually

The Grassroots Channel, which is a podcast operated by Podnosh and supported by B:Cen (the Birmingham Community Empowerment Network) have just released an episode with more on the Jihad on Litter story we uncovered earlier in the month.

In an event of Brum music scene synergy

This month’s Radio To Go podcast is a Rootsville special. Kent Davis talks about the hows and whys of Rootsville, with music from Rootsville acts like TheLoveChildElectric, Destroyers, and an live recording of Chrissy Van Dyke‘s new band from her debut gig at the Hare and Hounds this month.

brummies speak up

Birmingham Voices Against Poverty is a blog and a series of podcasts of one hundred brummies who want their voices against poverty heard – run by the Birmingham branch of Oxfam. It’s nice to hear such a variety of accents… cheers Podnosh

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