@unclassedmedia: TY.  It was all custom made for the ep by Garrett.  You'd like his podcast, I think...http://whitewhalepod.podbean.com/

A Drop So Prehistoric You'll Be Like "Damn Is That a Triceratops Shopping at Whole Foods Right Now?"

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ZELLA DAY's single "Sweet Ophelia" (B-side "1965") releases both digitally and on limited edition 7" clear vinyl on April 7, 2014 via B3SCI Records. Pre-order here: http://b3scirecords.bigcartel.com/product/b3sr-006-zella-day-sweet-ophelia-1965
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Zella Day - Sweet Ophelia (Marian Hill Remix)

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A Drop So Massive That If Ariana Grande Sang Over It She'd Have To Change Her Name to Ariana Trenta

Marian Hill - One Time (Aquilo Remix)

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Marian Hill - One Time (Aquilo Remix) [Thissongissick.com Premiere]

An exorcist faces the toughest case of his career in a new story by Ross Sutherland (part 1 of 2).

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33  Exorcist Dave Stewart (Pt 1)

Podcaster/Sonic Storyteller Jeff Emtman joins Karl and Trevor this week to talk about his life, his career in podcasting and radio, and how producing the show Here Be Monsters has aided in him essentially overcoming a fear OF EVERYTHING.  Jeff is not manic or agitated, in fact, he is calmly the opposite.  But he reminisces on his younger self and how fear, insomnia and being generally "freaked out" about the world motivated him to hitchhike from Bellingham to Mississippi and back.  Later, Jeff moved to Boulder, CO, taught himself audio editing and sound design, and begin laying the foundation for his method of artistic expression.   In retrospect, this conversation might be crazier than it seemed because the 3 touch on such areas as: Octopus Janitor, eating placenta, "heroin gun," and landscape photography at twilight.

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Opening Theme: "Opening Theme" by Karl Benitez
Closing Theme: "Closing Theme" by Karl Benitez

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#14 - Killing Monsters with Jeff Emtman

In The Air Tonight Drum Fill for 1 Hour 10 Minutes except it's tripled and one is played .1% faster and one is played .1% slower

In The Air Tonight Drum Fill for 1 hour 10 minutes at 99.9%, 100%, and 100.1% speed

Ringo's drum solo from The Beatles' "The End" looped for an hour and overlaid with tempo-shifted by 100.1% and 99.9% versions.

The Ends

The power of God allows one man to see how his own moral limitations may be the same limitations of God.  Produced in collaboration with Here Be Monsters.

Ants and the Problem of Evil

In the second instalment of our Sound Of The Cities series – a sonic exploration of our urban environments and their cultural soundscapes –  Sound Matters podcast jumps into the deepest of the deep ends of art and culture: New York. Host Tim Hinman is joined by podcaster and artist, Jeff Emtman, whose show, Here Be Monsters is an influential aural institution in its own right. Jeff takes us on an epic day-long sonic adventure through the Big Apple – along the way discovering a number of sonic surprises, not least a mysterious recording of influential composer, philosopher and famed man-about-New-York-town, John Cage.

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18 – Untitled Noises Of New York

Can satellites help prevent genocide?

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Here Be Monsters Season 07

HBM117: Grave Oversight

A podcast by Jeff Emtman and Bethany Denton about fear, the unknown, and new frontiers.

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