I am pleased to report that fellow music blogger, Josh aka J-Unit1, has agreed to guest blog here for a short stint. Josh is the founder of The Deuce Project, a science fiction themed radio show broadcast on 89.1FM in Kalamazoo, Michigan. He also runs a blog http://89deuce.blogspot.com/ by the same name where he shares podcasts of the previously aired radio broadcasts. The show covers a wide range of music, from cult classics to rare tracks, all with a sci-fi flavor. I'm sure that we will all be delighted by the material he has in store for us for us in the near future.
As some of you may already know, I have been on hiatus for a while due to being overworked. As soon as I have enough free time on my hands I will resume regular updates to the blog. I would like to thank Josh for agreeing to guest blog, along with Psyche Zenobia, AllyWonderland, and Nathan Nothin. Without your help this blog would be stagnant, and that would be a real bummer for me and all of the visitors. Thank you for your contributions. You're doing an amazing job.
The Deuce Project: Science Fiction Radio - http://89deuce.blogspot.com/
Thanks for the warm welcome. I'm more than happy to pitch in. I hope you all will dig the posts :)
ReplyDeleteJosh definitely knows quality music..trust his judgement. now bookmark his blog and go grab his podcasts!!!
ReplyDeleteman that is my kind of blogging crssover. sweet!
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ReplyDeleteHow about a post?
Can't 'dig' what I don't see or hear.
@patientlywaitin: Please continue to be patient. Josh is a very busy man, and I'm sure you will consider the items that he has in store for you worth the wait.
ReplyDeletePatientlywaiting,
ReplyDeleteMy first post will be July 11 [that's when I officially begin guest-blogging here]. I'm in the midst of a big move/teaching on top of that and some of the albums I plan on posting aren't accessible yet.
Thanks guys.
ReplyDeleteI guess your guesting announcement was just kinda premature, but Jully 11, I can be patiently waiting that long, but by then, my patients may be cured.