Podcast Troubadour Totally Rocks the Podcast, "No One's Listening."

"No One's Listening," a podcast devoted to the noble cause of making media criticism and media literacy hip and groovy, played my mega-rock hit theme song Rock'n No One's Listening on their most recent show, Media Archives 2.06 Part 3. I'm afraid the song was so rock'n to the extreme, they may never be able to play it again, but at least I, the Podcast Troubadour, can say "I once visited a podcast that on other occasions interveiwed the likes of Noam Chomsky, Lawrence Lessig, Jimmy Wales, and Ben Fong-Torres."

Someday perhaps "No One's Listening" will also use my other submission to their show, "Let's Talk to Frank," an intro to my favorite recurring bit where the host, Irene Mcgee, talks to her depressed old lime colored Imac. Until then I can't say when the Podcast Troubadour will be heard again on the internet ether, for the the troubadour is at a loss for whom might be a hospitable host for his humble humming and musical meanderings. Along the roads of Podcastdom, there are the established castles of media mainstreamia, the decripit sod huts of unlistenablia, and on occasion the rare pleasant, relevant, entertaining, welcoming homestead podcasts run by intelligent and and independent folks. Okay I've beaten this metaphor till it's a silly horse. Ta ta.