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Apr 17, 2007 24 min

Episode 51- Call Me Noah

from Bernies World: Adult Music CAN be cool! Hosted by Bernie

Show notes: Where is my umbrella? It’s raining cats and dogs, the roads are flooded, but at least we have some great podsafe music, including a Podcast World Premiere. Bernie’s van broke down again, the company doesn’t want to cover it under warranty OR give him a loaner car. Finally, our hearts go out to [...]

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Show notes: Where is my umbrella? It's raining cats and dogs, the roads are flooded, but at least we have some great podsafe music, including a Podcast World Premiere. Bernie's van broke down again, the company doesn't want to cover it under warranty OR give him a loaner car. Finally, our hearts go out to the parents of the Virginia Tech students terrorized, hurt, or killed today. Songs in this episode: Q*Ball-Sinking NoCo- Aloud To Me The Four Bags- Not Titled Laura Hughes- Full Of Grace All music courtesy of The Podsafe Music Network Visit payforthepodcast.com- check out the bargains and support the podcast Call the voice comment line at (206) 350-FUN 1 email me at bernie (AT) worldofbernie (dot) com Shownotes are always available at worldofbernie.com Outro by Johnne Tuzza Powered by ScribeFire. NOTE: Podshow appears to be having a DNS refresh issue, so I may be late posting the audio. I'll do the band links later. Sorry guys! Tags: noah, rain, noreaster, storm, flooding, podsafe

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