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DaneCast: May 29, 2008 Discussing The Mallards, Return of WiSUC, The Frequency, and more...

Mon, 02 Jun 2008 20:30:32 +0200

Last week Dane101 contributors and friends gathered at the High Noon Saloon to host our semi-weekly podcast. Contributors in attendance included Adam Schabow, Joshua James, Jason Dean, Michael Donnelly, Dar Ward, and Shane Wealti. Guests from the Wisconsin Stand-Up Comedy Project included Kendra Frank and Dave Lebedz. The discussion ranged from the Mallards to Tuesday night's Return of WiSUC at the High Noon Saloon at 5 p.m. featuring guest Chicago comic Robert Buscemi. Also featured will be the sonic musical styling of Kitty Rhombus and the Shabelles. Also discussed, the closing of the Klinic and the opening of the Frequency.

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DaneCast May 8, 2008 Part One: Discussing the Brittany Zimmermann call, the MAMAs, and what else is happening around Madison

Fri, 09 May 2008 01:28:55 +0200

This is the first part of the Dane101 Podcast for May 8, 2008. Contributors include Emily Mills, Bessie Cherry, Jesse Russell, Michael Donnelly, Adam Schabow, and special guests Scott Gordon from the Onion and Mad Rollin Dolls' announcers Bob Noxious and Baam Baam. In this first part we discuss the Brittany Zimmermann case, what's happening around Madison this weekend, and the Madison Area Music Awards. In part two, which we will be posting tomorrow, we talk about the Mad Rollin' Dolls finals scheduled for Saturday, the capacity adjustment, and what it means to be a derby announcer. If you can't see the player below, hit reload on your browser.

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DaneCast Season 1, Episode 4

Thu, 17 Apr 2008 23:34:50 +0200

Introducing Dane101's fourth podcast recorded on April 17, 2008 at the High Noon Saloon. We discuss Earth Day, the Wisconsin Film Festival, Marilyn Monroe, and sex at the Orpheum. This podcast features Shane Wealti, Jason Dean, Adam Schabow, Erin Rasmussen, Bessie Cherry, Michael Donnelly, and Jesse Russell. Running time is 16 minutes. You can subscribe to our podcast via the following RSS feed: http://odeo.com/channel/768233/rss.xml

DaneCast Season One, Episode Three, Part One: Music Around Madison

Thu, 20 Mar 2008 23:00:22 +0100

On Wednesday night Dane101 contributors sat down at the Brink Lounge to discuss the prior week's events and happenings. The first part of our discussion was about the plethora of shows this weekend including Leslie and the Lys, Retribution Gospel Choir, Black Swans, and a whole lot more. Joining us in the discussion was editor of the Onion's local AV Club, Scott Gordon. From dane101 we had Jesse Russell, Emily Mills, Jason Dean, Erin Rasmussen, Bessie Cherry, and Joshua James (Adam Schabow joins in later). Below is the first half of our third podcast. Look for the second half tomorrow. We are also excited to announce the debut of our official podcast theme song produced by the Shabelles.

DaneCast Season 1, Episode 2: ANTM, smoking ban, Favre, St. Patrick's Day, more

Fri, 07 Mar 2008 02:02:30 +0100

Introducing the second episode of dane101's season one podcast series. As we continue to figure out how to make this thing work in the best possible way (currently exploring other podcast hosts), episode two finds dane101 contributors discussing: Dungeons and Dragons, Brett Favre retiring, the future of the Packers, March Madness, why St. Patrick’s Day is lame in Madison, America’s Next Top Model, the smoking ban, the moon landing, Dukakis, Vikki McKenna, and so much more. This time, 25 minutes shorter! Featured contributors include Bessie Cherry, Emily Mills, Jesse Russell, Joshua James, Jason Dean, and Adam Schabow.

DaneCast Episode #1: Wisconsin Primary 2008, Snow, The Capital Times, Mad Rollin Dolls

Fri, 22 Feb 2008 00:04:26 +0100

Welcome to Dane101's first podcast. Jason Dean, Bessie Cherry, Adam Schabow, and Jesse Russell sat down at the High Noon Wednesday night to discuss the past week on Dane101 and what's happening around Madison. Topics include the Wisconsin primary, the weather, the future of The Capital Times, this weekend's Mad Rollin Dolls bout, and much, much, much more. Honestly, they ramble. Listen below or subscribe to our feed: