EPISODE · Aug 5, 2016 · 14 MIN
The Exploitative Episode
from The Rufus Project · host The Rufus Project
Join your guides of geek as Trevor checks out the recent hacking of the PS Vita hand held console and Kristian discusses the 40th anniversary of a very iconic song by an equally iconic band. We also have all the upcoming events (including very special news about burlesquer extraordinaire and friend of the podcast, Violet von Dutch) and details of our next Redeeming Features cast. Don't forget to visit our YouTube channel for special features and gameplay videos and don't forget our uStream channel for live events! Make sure you follow us on Facebook or Twitter to get regular news, podcast updates and to give us your feedback and suggestions. Want more? Check out our home page at rufusproject.com, then subscribe to The Rufus Project via your favourite Podcast app or over at Podomatic, and while there feel free to throw a few dollars our way via the donate button to help us cover hosting costs! You can also wear our exclusive designs by heading to our shirt store store, or check out stuff we like over at Bandcamp. Enjoy! Important places to visit The Rufus Project Homepage kristianfletcher.com Violet von Dutch - RAW:BRISBANE PRESENTS REVEAL Do you have a product or service you think may be of interest to The Rufus Project listeners? Please contact us at [email protected] *** The fine print *** Theme song: Ain't We Got Fun by Benson Orchestra of Chicago (1921) available under public domain at The Internet Archive Stoned Moneys by Malter available under Creative Commons at Flashkit.com News Theme: Opening Theme Song by Fletcher Henderson (1945) available under public domain at The Internet Archive Geek Feature Theme: Press Start by Tuberz McGee from Temporal Duality: A Sonic CD Remix Album available under Creative Commons Pop Culture Theme: Red Hot Henry Brown by Georgia Melodians (1925) available under public domain at The Internet Archive Local Wildlife Theme: Dino Stomp by Richard E Moore available under creative commons at freesound.org Small Dog Bark sampled from the cute and fluffy Lucy by Trevor Holland (also available under creative commons for general use... please attribute me if you use it!) Wrap Up Theme: Forbes Farewell by US Marine Fife and Drum Corps (1902) available under public domain at The Internet Archive Closing theme: Ain't We Got Fun by Benson Orchestra of Chicago (1921) available under public domain at The Internet Archive Dancing Queen - Abba (1976) used under fair use
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