On this episode of TheBlogcast, we have no theme.  But what we do have, is a great collection of music and a BRAND NEW segment which we’ve come to call “Your music is so much better than mine,” or YMMBTM? You can follow us on Facebook – https://www.

Sure it took an extra couple of weeks to get this episode out the door, but it’s a good one.  Between some excellent music choices, this episodes talks a little bit about music, some up and coming changes with iTMS,

In TheBlogcast’s Phoenix episode, I explain why we came back, and bring forth some new tunes, including retro-synth? It’s awesome. You can follow us on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/TheBlogcastRG/ You can also find us on: Apple Podcasts – https:/...

In the final episode, over a year after I started the show, I quickly learn that I should never use autotune.  I continue to bemoan the lack of good new music for the year and reflect on how short the shows have become.

In the second last regular(?) episode of TheBlogcast I find myself cursing the name of Carl Rove and his media attention.. which strangely sounds like the media attention that Trump drove before and after the election.

Okay– so I skipped Episode 17.  It was a Christmas episode and now, quite frankly, is not the time for Christmas.  Most people I know are still trying to escape the clutches of winter, and are not interested in diving headfirst into the season again.

I was a little political in the sixteenth episode of TheBlogcast.  I petition the show’s listener to fight back against ACTA, which ultimately failed.  It keeps rearing its head under different alias’ though.  Most recently,

There was a live release by Matthew Good a few years back where he comments how part of being an artist is the permanent record of one’s own idiocy.  He was commenting on one of his own tracks and some of its lyrics and how moronic they were.

The thirteenth episode was paying homage to what inspired me to do my own podcast to begin with– Rough Sundays which was produced by Aric S. Queen.  Rough Sundays was a show dedicated to those waking up after a good Saturday night.  Strangely enough,

In lucky number 13, I was apparently ranty about something.  Not sure what it was yet, as I’m still listening to it.  Will I actually reveal what I’m somewhat pissy about?  Listen to find out.