#1 - History
Lyndon answers a question on the future, one of many Whole Wheat Radio jingles, an autobiography by Big Tom, the first Ask Lyndon contest, an interview with pioneer Bertrand Coconuts, the Unisong People's Choice Award, the roots of Ask Lyndon, and Alex describes the songwriting process behind "Emily Has Compassion Fatigue".
posted on Sunday, August 27, 2006
9 Comments:
Well color me impressed! I had no idea Lyndon was able to cut down trees, tap dance with an umbrella and talk --- all at the same time. I especially enjoyed the segment where he crawled into the telescope tube.
Please keep it up! In the unlikely event you run out of questions please answer me this:
Why are there only 12 notes in the musical scale when any fool who's ever looked at a piano keyboard can plainly see there's room for a lot more?
Bless you.
8:09 PM
An excellent first episode. Well Done! You've answered my question satisfactorly. Thank you. I shall listen to you some more.
Keep up the good work!
11:25 PM
Really excellent first episode - I listened with my entire family and we were laughing all the way through. I esepcially loved the gramaphone recording of the Very First Ask Lyndon. (After the show my eight year old son sat down to play Legos, singing the Ask Lyndon song under his breath. Hee hee.)
5:50 AM
WOW. There really are no ends to this mans talent! Love ya Lyndon.x
Any chance this will be released on CD? Be like the Goon show, I love them.
In line with Jims question, how the hell can anyone learn music when there are soooo many different ranges to 1 note?!
1:14 PM
What a treat! Just when I was starting to find so many podcasts had gone stale, along comes just the kind of show I've been looking for! Thank you thank you - can hardly wait for the next.
P.S. I do hope there are some more old episodes like the first Ask Lyndon tucked away somewhere...
5:40 PM
Woohoo! This really cheered me up after a long day of errands and such in the city. I loved the whole thing. Thanks to all involved... And it was neato hearing about the first lines of Emily Has Compassion Fatigue.
So here is my Ask Lyndon question:
If you were designing your own kitchen, and you had to choose a corner floor-cabinet, would it have a Lazy Susan? Why or why not?
Thanks and hugs...
12:14 AM
Thanks everyone for the comments/compliments, it makes it all the more worthwhile.
Keep those questions coming, as you know, there are no limits to the man's wisdom.
Also, don't be afraid to send in your contest entries. We've already had some good guesses.
Next episode should be up within a couple of weeks.
10:58 AM
ooooooooh cant wait
4:35 PM
Brilliant first podcast ! I especially enjoyed the gramaphone recording. I can't wait to hear the next podcast :-)
Best wishes
Paul
7:09 AM
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