Memorial Day 2005: Our prayers are with all those families who have lost someone to war. They have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. May God continue to bless this great nation.

How to Subscribe to this podcast

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A more detailed guide may come later. Contact me with questions.

Second "First" Podcast

In this first podcast with actual planned content, I introduce myself to my listeners. I offer my tech. Words of the Day and discuss Harmony Internet-connected remote. Finally, I present some ideas for Father's Day (and grads too!). Questions, comments and suggestions welcome. Enjoy and spread the word!

Podcast Ep. 2 (42:42)

Podcast Launched

Yes, it's true! I have entered the exciting world of podcasting. In this episode, I discuss California housing costs, people who live in garages and other topics, all while taking a "soundseeing" tour of our neighborhood with my family. Recorded May 18, 2005. Episode 1 is 36:20 minutes. Enjoy. Comments welcome. Better yet, drag the XML chicklet at the top of this page into your favorite aggregator.