(click the magic button to hear or download the 30 minute episode) time segment links 00:00-09:03 CTC Returns Calling Tokyo Calling on TalkShoe 09:07-12:08 Stroke of Luck Jerome Stewart Gets Lucky, too 12:12-15:20 Trotsky on an elevator Trotsky on stage Patchouli on Wikipedia Umbrella Self-Defence 15:25-18:03 The Final Obento Happy Lunchbox 17:40-22:10 Donation Drive Wojtek Andy Dr. Gene Scott 22:05-29:40 Epilogue Kevin's Short Cummings Audio podcast Music: Fixing my Brain by Gillies offered through a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 License via ccMixter

(click the magic button to hear or download the 48 minute episode) time segment links 00:00-27:57 Wandering to a barbershop Chinese Yellow Sands hit Japan and Korea: Mis-speaking yet again, I called it yellow dust No One Goes to Japan: blog by an American student staying in Tokyo Blue and Brown Books: blog by a Canadian philosopher teaching English in Shizuoka Letters to Nana: podcast of audio letters with photos from the Canadian philosopher to his Nana 27:08-29:09 Musical interlude courtesy of ccMixter When I Close My Eyes (Demo) by DJ Rkod Available through CC Noncommercial Sampling Plus 1.0 license 28:44-48:46 Wondering beside a pond Jesse James William James Thanks to Ernesto JT for sharing the above photograph, entitled "the demon barber of hokkaido" through a Creative Commons license. Check out more photos from Ernesto JT at flickr.

(click the magic button to hear or download the 25 minute episode) This episode is another freewheeling affair which was recorded live before a camera for an actual internet audience on Yahoo!Live. I wouldn't know where to begin in terms of writing up some show notes - once again, this one was all over the place. Please accept the following links as a token of good will. Olympus LS-10 Linear PCM Recorder David Lynch: comments regarding viewing movies on the iPhone Meet Scottlo Scorbal Once again, thanks for listening.

(click the magic button to hear or download the 24 minute episode) I really don't know how to explain this one. I'll try to come up with something in the coming days, if I don't pull this post down first.

Click To Play I just realized that the last vlog post was made in May, 2007. Now that I'm doing the daily updates on Tokyo Calling TV, I wonder if there will remain a need to do vlog entries. Any thoughts or suggetions?

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