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Hey sports fans!
This time I rant and rave, and play….
Chris Trapper of The Push Stars , I Wish I Was Cool
Jupiter One ,Count Down
Robert Farrell, Church Of The Electric Soul
Jim Fiddler, Avalon
Ann Wilson, Where To Now St Peter
Mike Errico , Girlfriend Weather
David Usher, The Music
Last November , Sunday Afternoon
And don’t forget to check out the Pod Five Idol, and drop me an email if you want to win Sydney Wayser’s CD Silent Parade
Also Music Remyx for the best in music podcast!
I’m on the first show!
And go take a look at the Free Hawaii site , very interesting, makes me want to check out the history.
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This episode of “The Transmission” follows the March 20 episode, “Meet Kevin Johnson” (Episode 4×08). After reviewing “LOST in Eight Minutes,” we take a closer look at the story. Unwelcome immortality, Libby visions versus memories, Sayid the tattletale, losing Danielle and Karl, what is ‘The Temple’ and who’s behind the fake wreckage? Then, we turn it over to You All Everybody, featuring our brilliant listeners and readers. In the Forward Cabin, looking ahead to Episode 4×09, and a quick note about this week’s filming. Closing out the show, a musical treat from Barenaked Hurley.
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Segments:
- 00:00 Introduction
- 01:20 Recap: LOST in 8 Minutes
- 10:15 Discussion
- 37:10 Feedback: You All Everybody
- 58:15 News & Spoilers: The Forward Cabin
- 1:01:07 Closing
- 1:02:49 “(We Can’t See Lost) For the Longest Time” by Barenaked Hurley
To download this LostCast, click the “Pod” icon below, or cut-and-paste the following URL:
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Following up on the breaking scandal involving the multiple breaches of Senator Barack Obama’s passport records by State Department contract employees, Dan Abrams spoke with Eric Holder, Co-Chair of Obama’s campaign, as well as Joe diGenova, former U.S. Attorney who investigated a similar breach of President Clinton’s passport records during his first run for president in 1992.
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The State Department is saying that Secretary of State, Condi Rice, is saying that she only learned of the breaches yesterday and as diGenova states, it is inexcusable that she wouldn’t know about something this important and that it shows an incredible lack of leadership and gross negligence. DiGenova also says that even if the Inspector General does do a formal investigation, the employees who were fired cannot be called to testify. In light of these facts, Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi should call for an full investigation immediately, and these employees’ computers, bank and phone records should be gone over with a fine tooth comb. Andrea Mitchell on MSNBC noted that each intrusion happened within a day or so of an Obama victory - New Hampshire, Wisconsin/Hawaii and Mississippi. Coincidence? We need to know who knew what, and when.
To put this into perspective, diGenova is outraged by the news of this compromise, and he’s known for being a partisan hack who believes he was a victim of the White House slander machine during the Clinton administration, just happens to be married to Victoria Toensing, counsel on the impeachment case against Clinton and who testified before Congress in the Valerie Plame case, repeatedly attacked Plame and saying that she was not a covert CIA operative.
Welcome to the seventh episode of UltraCreatives! This week, J.C. chats with Guy Kawasaki, prominent blogger, entrepreneur and venture capitalist. This conversation runs the gamut, from Guy’s early years in Hawaii and at Apple Computer, to his current projects Truemors and Alltop.
Equally important, Guy shares practical insights on identifying worthwhile creative/business ideas, public speaking and more. This one’s a must-listen, folks.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Subscribe to the free UltraCreatives Interview Series podcast — and J.C.’s free sci-fi podcast novel trilogy, 7th Son — by visiting the Podcasting Primer page. Be sure to watch the short “C2G (click, click, get)” video for easy-peasy instructions on how to quickly subscribe to this award-winning content.
This week’s episode of UltraCreatives is sponsored by Audible. Begin your free trial today — and receive a free audiobook — by visiting AudiblePodcast.com/UltraCreative.
Pre-interview chatter notes: J.C. enlightens listeners on these cool topics…
- His new day gig at Myxer.com (Read more about how he landed the job in this blog post.)
- The groundbreaking 7th Son: OBSIDIAN short story anthology, coming in May
Promos:
- Scott Sigler’s Infected (in bookstores April 1)
- The world premiere of the Steampunk Spectacular promo
- The Secret Lair
- Into the Blender
Honolulu Festival from hawaii on Vimeo.
The 14th Annual Honolulu Festival, a three-day cultural exchange festival celebrating “Pacific Harmony.” Here are some clips from Sunday, March 16 at the Honolulu Convention Center (one of three main venues), including exhibits, demonstrations, hands-on crafts and activities, and dazzling stage performances. For more information, visit honolulufestival.com.
You can check out my video from last year’s Honolulu Festival as well.
The above is the embedded video player from Vimeo, one of the few online video hosts to serve up HD content. To see the HD video (and not a scaled and compressed Flash version), however, you need to view it at Vimeo or download the original movie file (119MB/1250×720/MP4). It should look great on an Apple TV.
You can also watch this video via low quality but fast loading Flash players at YouTube, Google Video, Yahoo! Video, Viddler, and Blip TV. And several versions of this video (including high-definition MPEG-4 and DivX) can be downloaded from the Internet Archive.
Subscribe to the HawaiiVog video podcast via iTunes, or in the media aggregator of your choice via RSS. hawaii video vlog videoblog videopodcast honolulu festival honolulufestival japan japanese hawaiian hula dance origami
WE Wanted to take a moment out and share the wonder of our Idren Mikey Dread - before the world fades him to Black.

Having spent a few hours chatting here and there with Mikey, I feel empowered to relay his message in “His Way“.
Mikey was an extraordinary individual; as charismatic and talented as the day was long. His charm opened many doors - and his personal choices slammed others shut.
Mikey Left Us on Saturday March 15, 2008 at approximately 4:30pm in Connecticut; surrounded by his loving family and relishing in his glorious career and lifetime accomplishments
It may be years before we see the full payout from his shrewd business decisions come to fruition in platinum sales. But be assured that with Mushiya and Monika - Mikey’s Angels at the helm, his legacy will continue to Flourish and Grow for many many years to come.
Mikey left at least two albums in different stages of completion; and we are sure that in time when the vault is opened, we will find masterpieces of Mikeys’ Creativity readied for release. who knows how many reels of unconverted tape Mikey kept in secret boxes. during our interview he hinted to me that he had several Unfinished Edi Fitzroy cuts - that he planned to release if they resumed their collaboration. which now will never happen. I still wonder if those gems will see the light of day, when Monika decides what to release and when.
Unlike many other great Reggae Producers and Talents - Mikey controlled the rights and business contracts of his musical productions to the end. His legacy will yield gold for his family; as he designed in his last years. when things got bad in the early years, Mikey held back signing contracts after deals stunted his growth prematurely. he knew that if he controlled his music, and his distribution - he would be a hit, always. 
Today I realized that during the final 3 years of Mikeys’ time with us, he built the foundation of stability that will sustain his legacy. His marriage to Monika left a sour taste in the mouths of some, but for Mikey it was Pure Joy. Monika provided Mikey with his final platinum act - A Son “Jah Light” - born in October of 2007 - and from all reports, The Apple Of His Fathers Eye.
We spoke with Reggae Superstar and Radio Personality Edi Fitzroy and The Musical Ambassador Trevor Elliott; Two of Mikeys’ oldest business confidants; last night, about their relationships with Mikey Dread.
They both related to me their memories in balmy terms of how Mikey did business - Shrewdly.
I know that for Edi, it has been very difficult personally to deal with the memories of their painful breakup as a duo - because he often felt disappointed in the loss of such a great collaborative team. they both went on to become blockbuster artists in their own rights; but when we look back, wouldn’t we all want to hear just one more tune with Edi and Mikey.. I know I sure did.
During my interview with Mikey in June 2007, we talked in length about his feelings about the break up with Edi Fitzroy; and he was also still sad and he lamented to me openly about the loss of both their working collaboration and the damage it did to their friendship. I learned from Edi just last night that Mikey had phoned him last while he was in California performing; and that they had discussed the possibility of a two man tour.
Edi told me that Mikey had said “Ok, come mek we do it“; finally. I believe Mikey said it, to instill hope in Edi that their friendship was again on the uproad to repair. Mikey undoubtedly knew by this time that his tumor had returned; and I personally believe that he was already in preparation for his longterm treatment. maybe the tour was on his “bucket list” - who knows with Mikey Dread; as he always teased you with possibility.
how great that would have been. to see the two lions roaring side by side. the world will never have that chance now that Mikey has left us and gone to Zion.
When I spoke to Trevor Elliott earlier today, he casually informed me that Mikey directed him into the engineers booth, to act as engineer when he was recording”African Map”.
This is the very tune he handed to Trevor 30 years later, as he made plans to move from Florida to North Carolina last summer. Trevor had no idea that this would be his last time sitting and drinking a juice with his idren, Mikey Dread. this past fall when Trevor got the call about the tumor, he was afraid this would be Mikey’s last fight. he knew how hard the previous battle had been for Mikey, with the first tumor; and that Mikey had resigned himself to Do As Much Work as He Could, before he couldn’t.
Mikey Was A Work a Holic to the end.. having dates still booked; even after he was diagnosed with the deadly brain tumor. Mikey never gave up hope, or complained about his illness. he was a perfect example of preparation in action for your trip to zion.
I am deeply saddened by the loss of My Friend and Mentor, Mikey Dread - but mostly I am glad to have had the privilege of being the One He Trusted, enough to Give His Final Interview for the world.
We Shall Celebrate Mikey Dread’s Nine Night in collabaration with Foundationsound.co.uk; reggaenostalgia.com; musicalambassador.com and mikeydread.com.
We ask you to please remember Mikey’s Family in Your Prayers, and to Visit Mikey’s Website and Enjoy the Photos, Music and Purchase Mementos of Dread At The Controls.
Please take a moment and listen to Mikey Dread’s Final Interview - with Mama ASID of BadGalsRadio from June 2007.
if you want to know the facts Listen To This Podcast,
This is an official Dread at the Controls Inc. Release
With heavy hearts we at the Dread at the Controls Inc. would like to inform the World of the Passing of Jamaica’s most Profound Reggae Star, Innovator, Producer and Entertainer.
The Original JBC Dread at the Controls selector
Michael “Mikey Dread” Campbell.

1954-2008
Mikey leaves to mourn his wife: Monika and their son 4 month old son Zylen Jahlight, along with 3 sons - Damian (Canada) Kevin and Michael Jr. (Jamaica) 3 daughters - Dionne (England), Nicole (Houston,TX), daughter in Belize. 2 Sisters (USA) and 2 brothers (USA). Along with a host of loving relatives/friends/and fans worldwide.
Because Mikey loved and believed in his fans so very much, we are setting up a Mikey Dread Tribute page on the - More Fyah Productions website http://morefyah.com which should be available tomorrow. It remains our resolve to respect Mikey’s wishes that you - Mikey Dread fans are taken care of and will provide a space for you all to come together as one and give tribute and respect to the Rastaman we all loved.
Mikey is no longer with us in body, but remains; in our hearts and our minds always through his vast collection of music his spirit will always live on.
Mikey always said “Praise Jah Jah and live on, Jah work is not over, Jah work has just begun, Jah work is not done, Serve Jah and live up, Serve him all your life.”
Through this ordeal, Mikey remained upbeat, he lived his life to the fullest, was loved by many and in the end was surrounded in Love and was cared for by his sister, wife, nieces, nephews and brothers in Connecticut.
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