The Musical Innertube - Volume 2, Number 177 - Megan Timpane
Release Date: 03/25/2025
The Musical Innertube - Volume 2, Number 199 - Jeremy Braddock and the Firesign Theater
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Growing up in the late 60s/early 70s, our minds were shaped by the Beatles and Motown and Pink Floyd and TV and the Firesign Theater - not necessarily in that order. Firesign was four guys who presented mind-blowing comedy on nine record albums, registered in book form by Jeremy Braddock.
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The Musical Innertube - Volume 2, Number 198 - Jon Michael Nese
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We don't mean to scare you, but a polar vortex is coming! Or maybe we DO mean to scare you. When TV says we're experiencing an atmospheric river or that a major El Nino is on its way, it sounds scary. Penn State meteorologist Jon Nese says sometimes it's serious, sometimes it's just regular weather with a fancy name.
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The Musical Innertube - Volume 2, Number 197 - Robert Thompson Remembers CBS Radio News
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CBS is ending its radio news service next month. Media expert Robert Thompson says news providers are changing faster than ever - and he wonders about how we'll get accurate facts in the future.
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The Musical Innertube - Volume 2, Number 196 - Al Filreis
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Think poetry is, kinda, welll....? Try telling that to the over 97 thousand people who have signed up all over the world for Al Filreis' online Modern Poetry course, MoPod! And if you listen to the end of the podcast, there's a special discount to help you join in on the fun!
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The Musical Innertube - Volume 2, Number 195 - John Horgan
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John Horgan is a science writer and science writing teacher whose seminal work is entitled "The End of Science." He visited India with John Timpane - and lived to tell about it!! And as if that's not enough, his name pops up in the Epstein Files. Settle in for some great conversations!
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The Musical Innertube - Volume 2, Number 194 - Rod Goelz
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Rod Goelz was your typical rockstar-wannabe. He played in local bands in local bars. But once he started teaching music, he found his real passion. Now he's using new and different ways of teaching to pass on that passion to students and others who need music in their lives.
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The Musical Innertube - Voume 2, Number 193 - Patrick Berkery
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Patrick Berkery is the editor of the online daily newsletter for the Keystone Newsroom, delivering news people need and can use in their inbox each morning. He's also started a newsletter that explores all the pizza the state has to offer. Oh and in his spare time (does he HAVE any?), he's a freelance drummer.
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The Musical Innertube - Volume 2, Number 192 - Bill Trousdale and Everyone's Favorite Songs
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Happy Holidays! It's time for end-of-the-year lists, but we've done that one better. Here are some all-time favorite songs from John, Don, and music historian Bill Trousdale! Some are obscure, some familiar - maybe they'll become your favorites, too!
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The Musical Innertube - Volume 2, Number 191 - Gina School
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Are you indecisive? Are you always worrying about what to do, and what not to do? Well, worry no more! Here is your complete guide to living - just enroll in Gina School! Author, teacher and life coach Gina Barreca tells us the whys and wherefores about her new book.
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The Musical Innertube - Volume 2, Number 190 - Jennifer Lin, Phil Chan and an About Face in Ballet
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Seeing The Nutcracker ballet is an annual Christmas event for many of us. But dancer and choreographer Phil Chan thought the "Chinese Dance" could be updated to give audiences a better idea of what actual Chinese dance is like. He helped start a movement in that direction for all ballet. Filmmaker Jennifer Lin tells the story in her documentary About Face.
info_outlineMegan Timpane is an actress and corporate trainer. Ten years ago, Megan was diagnosed with stage 4 Hodgkin's lymphoma. She dealt with her cancer the way any good actress would - writing and performing a play about her condition.