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This week 360 Stylecast is evolving a bit, meet our new host Arlene (aka Bimbo Barbie). We have been playing Halo 3 for a bit, so listen to us talk and debate different subjects related to this massive title. Also get all the latest Xbox 360 and Xbox LIVE Marketplace news. Make sure to listen to the end to hear the short bloopers and check out the new host profiles on the right side of the 360 Stylecast page.

Special shoutout to The Blue Skittle online gaming magazine for featuring an interview with Avid X about 360 Stylecast.

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Intro music was produced by ‘Demonstraight’.

Ex-chef, blogmaster, world traveller, drummer for Magnapop…

Episode 98

Recorded: March 13th 2008

John, Scott and Stefan are joined in the studio by Charles from America! We get Steve on the phone to join us as well. A load of subjects covered from a women stuck on the toilet, beating up Swans with sticks and Scott opens up more about his life at the moment.

Features:

Scott’s News
John Tales

Highlights:

• A mofo in the studio
• Beating swans with sticks.
• Charles never been on the tube
• Natasha makes a surprise appearance
• The English name game
• Steve reckons we are all a bit gay
• Rehashing of a night out
• Is Scott dsylexic?
• It’s a crap relationship
• Crack off into tales
• Lots of faggots in Frisco
• Finding Scott’s Dad
• Down with the shallow people!

Hosted and Produced by Scott

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Written and spoken by Andrew Culver, music by Josh Charney.

The drifter has become forever trapped in the fifth and final chapter of this spoken word/music collaboration.

Previous chapters: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4

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This week’s show is almost the end of our teaching methodolgies series. Today we offer … Suggestodepia
We cover:

• what suggestopedia is
• how does a suggestopedia lesson run
• the principles of the method
• what are the main benefits, claims, and criticisms of the method

We’d definitely like to hear what you think about the method. Post them here or over at the ESL Teacher Talk forums. Ask questions or leave comments about the show.

Thanks for listening!

Game of the Week: Guess the Question
A simple warm-up activity reviewing question formation for older children through to adults. You simply need a piece of paper, some students, and you the teacher just need to prepare some structure. It’s a good activity for pair work or group work.

Episode #26 “And You Shall Have My Chupacabra!”

Cast: Joel, Eli, Josh & Denise
Rating: Explicit, NSFW, Not for kids

In this episode, we talk about The Star Wars Canon Police, Tokyo Gore Police, Olympic Face Kickboxing, and answer THESE QUESTIONS FROM YOU!

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What would a dconstruction podcast be, if not late? Well, here it is, the mighty return to the airwaves for us, and all we have to offer is Sam Machkovech. He surprised us though, as between soporific tales of obscure medical disorders and high-pitched, giggly attempts at humor, he brought in some really good music. Say what you will about the Observer - and we know you do - Sam takes his job seriously and tries to cover the scene well, objectively and with an eye towards progress. How successful he is - and Robert and Zac and Sarah before him - will always be debated. Here, on this show, he was successful in bringing good tracks from:

• Versatile
• Baboon
• Bosque Brown
• Centro Matic
• The Theater Fire

Look forward to our first We Shot JR column to post this week, as well as our regular weekly Tear Downs - shows hand-picked just for you. And you and you and you. Next week, we will post our second music-only podcast, also to become a regular feature.

We hope you enjoy it. And I’m talkin’ to you, Scott Chaffin.

Tearing it down,

dconstruction

Direct download: 14_Show_Ten__Sam_Machkovech.mp3

John can’t do it, Keith can’t look at John and Mike swears like a sailor.

Though you might not want to think about it, disasters can strike your wedding day. From a sudden cancellation to stolen gifts to a damaged gown, bad things do happen to good people.

A recent example of a complicated situation took place in just last year when one of the popular wedding reception locations in West Michigan went belly up - out of business.

Unfortunately, it happened without advance notice and it affected many brides and grooms who had booked their weddings and receptions at the location.

Well, wedding insurance helps make things right when something goes wrong.

And though you might not want to think about it, a lot can go wrong.

There is a lot to know when it comes to buying insurance - the type of options available, how much protection is needed, and what represents a fair price.

That is why I have invited a protection expert, friend and independent agent to get on the Wedding Express and help us get the scoop.

The Wedding Protection Plan is an insurance policy that offers financial protection if certain unfortunate, unforeseen events should occur during the period leading up to and including the wedding day.

Written by Finn Colgan, read by Andy Hoff.

When the taxman comes calling on an shabby nursing home, someone will wind up paying the ultimate price. Just in time for the American tax deadline, April 15. (Explicit violence, mild profanity)