BSTstop: solongsally

Ken put this up as a PSA for those listeners who might not yet realize he's gone back to the DicksnJanes podcast, starting at episode #551.

Music:
Gonna Get Along Without You Now - Teresa Brewer - Magic Hits of the 1950s

BST050: earlystones

Ken serves up this episode of his audio-journal in bite size pieces - with a little help from upinthisbrain Jason.

As often talked about on the podcast, but with no affiliation, please read about Gretta Vosper

Music:
It's Not Easy - The Rolling Stones - Aftermath
I'm A King Bee - The Rolling Stones - England's Newest Hitmakers
What A Shame - The Rolling Stones - The Rolling Stones, Now
Grown Up Wrong - The Rolling Stones - 12 X 5
Something Happened To Me Yesterday - The Rolling Stones - Between The Buttons

BST049: Puff

Note: Recommend listening to this episode on 2x speed, except for the songs.

Ken lets loose with a record breaking non-stop 44 minute verbal dump!

Music:
Sénégal Fast Food - Amadou & Mariam - Dimanche a Bamako
Sleepwalking Through the Mekong - Dengue Fever - Escape From Dragon House

BST048: Personal Podcasting: Who Cares #pcto16

Totally wonderful sketch done by Kat Bautista (@katbuilt)

Starts with an overview of Ken's Podcamp Toronto 2016 experience, followed by a recording of his presentation: "Personal Podcasting: Who Cares"

Music:
High Grade - Mr. T.H.C. & Tony Curtis - Japanese and Jamaican

Comments from #pcto16:
"Actually really earnest and funny. Encouraged me to want to try hobby podcasting just for the catharsis."
"Most entertaining and authentic session of the weekend."

BST047: YukonMemories (thebasementvinyl3)

Ken puts on a record and is transported back to the Yukon summer, 1975.

Music:
Old Dan's Records - Gordon Lightfoot

BST046: almostbutnotquiteChristmas

If you're looking for a Merry Christmas podcast, this ain't.

Music:
Because Abbey Road - The Beatles
Things We Said Today - The Beatles- A Hard Day's Night
Happy Christmas & Give Peace A Chance - John Lennon - Shaved Fish

BST045: thebasementvinyl: part 2

Ken, playing the role of Scarborough Dude, carries on as if no one was listening, which may be prophetic.

Music:
background vinyl - Joni Mitchell - Hejira