http://podcast.likeawebsite.com Produced by the Like a Fox Players, Like a Podcast includes a variety of segments, in which we discuss current events, art, and philosophy; conduct interviews and have conversations with guests; perform original radio serials and read creative pieces by ourselves and our listeners; get up-to-the-minute reporting on Mitch Mattson; and in a section we call Q&A we'll answer questions posed by our listeners about any given topic. Send us your suggestions for show ideas, comments, or questions to podcast@likeawebsite.com. en-us ℗ & © 2005: The Like a Fox Players http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss webmaster@example.com http://www.likeawebsite.com/podcast/podcast.jpg http://podcast.likeawebsite.com Like Some Travels. Jeremy goes out on a search for the missing Nick and visits Hawaiian correspondent Mitch Mattson. This episode includes a What the F@%K!?! as well as original music by Keith Handy (www.keithhandy.com) and Ferdinand Fox (www.ferdinandfox.com) Sat, 26 Aug 2006 9:42:18 EST http://www.likeawebsite.com/podcast/likeapodcast16.mp3 We Get All In-Depth and Stuff. Boy/Girl have we got an episode for you! In this episode, we tackle US/Iran relations, Donald Rumsfeld, the world of short story writing, Cuba, Hawaii, and more. This episode includes a Q&A and a WWMMD? as well as original music by Ferdinand Fox, http://www.ferdinandfox.com Fri, 21 Apr 2006 9:40:00 EST http://www.likeawebsite.com/podcast/likeapodcast15.mp3 What Happens When Three Amazingly Attractive and Funny Guys Get Together to Chat. Interview! We discuss local (Philly) playwright Tim Appignani's upcoming play "Feed the Hype" among other things, ranging from his childhood, social deviance, and the case for soap operas as a high art. To learn more about "Feed the Hype" or to buy tickets online, visit http://www.flashpointtheatre.org Fri, 17 Mar 2006 08:15:00 EST http://www.likeawebsite.com/podcast/likeapodcast14.mp3 Our First Radio Play. We launch a new segment we've been interested in for awhile. We're trying to bring back the radio play, and this is our debut effort. We perform an Edgar Allan Poe short story, and to learn more about Edgar Alan Poe, check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edgar_Allan_Poe Thu, 2 Feb 2006 08:00:00 EST http://www.likeawebsite.com/podcast/likeapodcast13.mp3 No We Don't Have Permission to Say M-cr- M-ch-n-s. Quick 'cast talking about our new MySpace account (http://www.myspace.com/likeapodcast). We won't be around until after the first, but if you miss us, go send us comments and more on MySpace! Mon, 12 Dec 2005 22:26:31 EST http://www.likeawebsite.com/podcast/likeapodcast12.mp3 Logic Gets a New Name (Which Happens to Also Be "Logic"). Like a Podcast is awesome because so many people listen to it and all these people listen to Like a Podcast because it is awesome. Tue, 29 Nov 2005 09:27:45 EST http://www.likeawebsite.com/podcast/likeapodcast11.mp3 Okay, So It's Really Only Corporate and Presidential Lies. This issue has three segments. First in What the F@%K!?!, we discuss the destandardization of sizes. Up next is an editorial on how the president and his administration are evading the responsibility of telling the truth. Lastly, we wrap up this episode by checking in with Mitch Mattson in Hawaii to we find out how he would rate a dozen donuts. Additional music provided by Musiqua (http://www.musiqua.com). Some information came from the Wikipedia (http://www.wikipedia.org). Sun, 27 Nov 2005 18:49:45 EST http://www.likeawebsite.com/podcast/likeapodcast10.mp3 We Answer Some Long Over-Due E-Mails. Like a Podcast hits their vaults and answers two different e-mails that they've had sitting around for way too long. First up, Nick gives an editorial on the supposed separation of church and state in America, and then in Q&A, we tackle the English language, once again. Additional music provided by Musiqua (http://www.musiqua.com) and Ferdinand Fox (http://www.ferdinandfox.com). Sun, 06 Nov 2005 20:48:40 EST http://www.likeawebsite.com/podcast/likeapodcast09.mp3 1 Googol equals 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000. We debut a new segment entitled "What the F@%K!?!", in which we tackle enormously incomprehensible concepts. In this issue we take on the googolplex, a number so large that it can't even be written out. Additional music provided by Keith Handy (http://www.keithhandy.com). Statistical information came from the Wikipedia (http://www.wikipedia.org). Wed, 26 Oct 2005 21:28:14 EST http://www.likeawebsite.com/podcast/likeapodcast08.mp3 Featured Artist: Keith Handy. Like a Podcast recently acquired the rights to use music from four of its favorite artists. We plan to take an episode each to introduce them to you. In this issue, we introduce you to Keith Handy, musician extraordinaire. Tue, 25 Oct 2005 08:18:17 EST http://www.likeawebsite.com/podcast/likeapodcast07.mp3 Like a Podcast Tackles the English Language. This issue of Like a Podcast is a Q&A involving a borough in New York that may or may not be the victim of an additional article. That's right, we're talking about "The" Bronx. We also advertise the redesign of our web site, http://www.likeawebsite.com and the recent addition of Like some Merchandise. Sun, 16 Oct 2005 19:38:09 EST http://www.likeawebsite.com/podcast/likeapodcast06.mp3 What Happens When We're Busy. Like a Podcast does music. First, we play you the entire Like a Podcast theme song, a tune by Theatre Band! called "Wilde Blues". Next, in a new section in which we feature creative endeavors from upcoming artists, we play a single from Manchester Boa called "Nihon no Kaoboi". Sat, 8 Oct 2005 18:40:29 EST http://www.likeawebsite.com/podcast/likeapodcast05.mp3 Theme Songs Can Make Anything Better. Mitch Mattson gives the state of Hawaii a formal apology for his thoughtless words, we discuss what's being ignored about the word refugee, and in Q&A, we answer that timeless chestnut: "Why does anyone give their child a suffix?" Oh, and there's theme songs. Fri, 23 Sep 2005 01:55:18 EST http://www.likeawebsite.com/podcast/likeapodcast04.mp3 Rebounding, Gossip, & Quarters—Oh My!. Three features populate this issue of Like a Podcast: first, we call up Mitch Mattson for the debut of a recurring segment in which we find out, What Would Mitch Mattson Do?; next, we return to the conversation on gossip with Danielle LaSusa, as the topic turns to politics and society at large; and lastly, in Q&A, Nick tackles the difficult question, "What's up with case quarters?" Sun, 11 Sep 2005 21:56:35 EST http://www.likeawebsite.com/podcast/likeapodcast03.mp3 LFOX vs WNYC. In this episode, we discuss how Like a Podcast scooped the Leonard Lopate show from WNYC. We also reveal our new e-mail address (podcast@likeawebsite.com) and our new web address (www.likeawebsite.com). Update your bookmarks! Fri, 2 Sep 2005 07:23:10 EST http://www.likeawebsite.com/podcast/likeapodcast02.mp3 Gossip, Hurricanes, and Everything in Between. This episode includes two features: Danielle LaSusa joins us in the first of a multi-part series on gossip and in Q&A, we answer the question, "Does global warming cause more hurricanes?" Wed, 31 Aug 2005 07:36:15 EST http://www.likeawebsite.com/podcast/likeapodcast01.mp3 An Introduction. In this episode, we discuss the format of the show and request submissions for Q&A and other feedback. Sat, 27 Aug 2005 01:12:23 EST http://www.likeawebsite.com/podcast/likeapodcast00.mp3