Sound of the Day podcast

Sound of the Day Podcast - October 9 2006The Sound of the Day continues its retrospective experiment with the August 2005 theme from the band Two Beats Short.Someone will certainly recognize the Sound of the Day podcast sound for today. Too many children have this toy or something similar to it for this to go unidentified. Even if you don't have stairs in your house, this Sound should be familiar to anyone who has ever been a kid.If you think you know what makes today's Sound, drop us a line. We

Sound of the Day Podcast - October 8 2006The Sound of the Day retrospective exploration of podcasts gone by continues with the July 2005 theme from the French cool pop band Les Gerbilbunnies.This is a Sound heard too often in dry areas, but the Sound of the Day podcast sound for today makes the ground and surrounding vegetation happy. Children love this Sound when they get a chance to run and play around it. What kind of Sound could bring this much joy to so many?If you think you know what makes

Sound of the Day Podcast - October 7 2006The retrospective exploration of Sound of the Day podcasts gone by continue with the June 2005 theme from the pop band Ned and the Nedtones and this calypso-inspired tune. Kinda catchy, isn't it?The Sound of the Day podcast sound for today can be heard after a large party during cleanup or any time you take out recyclables after having a few too many. What could be making this Sound?If you think you know what makes today's Sound, drop us a line. We would love

Sound of the Day Podcast - October 6 2006One more day of the retrospective exploration of Sound of the Day podcasts gone by with the May 2005 theme from avant-garde band Robing Nutmeat. This theme was commissioned in reaction to outcry from April 2005 listeners who complained that the themes were getting a bit fluffy. If you're working on a lawn that's out of control, you'll be making the Sound of the Day podcast sound for today. Any idea what's making this Sound?If you think you know what makes

Sound of the Day Podcast - October 5 2006Another day into our retrospective exploration of Sound of the Day podcasts gone by with the April 2005 theme from European New Age artist J Anderstein. This theme, in its original unexpurgated form caused quite a backlash when it first appeared. A few people posted very negatively about it as if a temporary shift into a mellow style of music was the end of the world... or at least the end of podcasting as we knew it. We were just glad they cared enough to be