Audio Pizza

Merry Christmas folks. Support OSARA development by buying the Christmas Everywhere album. Take a listen to Komiti’s This Is My Time on Apple Music or search KOMITI on your favourite platform.

We welcome back Derek to show us what he achieved with the work and lurk. Ed Murrow before and after clean up is spectacular. Satauna tells us about the most accessible appointment setting service she has found and Garth takes us briefly through the workflow of putting together an episode of Tarts.

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On this episode we are joined by Derek Lane and discuss an idea he and Scott had to improve their propensity to getting stuff done. Will it work?

The Audio Pizza team are joined by Brett Halle to discuss the details of Apple's WWDC2019. Brett offers a unique insight in to some of the implications of the wide ranging announcements at this years conference.

I really didn't feel like doing show notes, so I didn't.  

Finally another session of TART has arrived after much machinations. Scott explains why he was having so much trouble with his podcast editing goals and his success with Wolf Garden. There’s updates on all our goals, and Scott starts sticky practice. This has nothing to do with his sticky fingers after eating his birthday cake.

The usual crew along with a special guest star takes an ever darkening look at life with Retinitis Pigmentosa, with their usual insightful, witty and heart warming perspectives.

Ok, yeah, they are just chatting and laughing about walking into poles, but they do cover some topics that might make you feel that you are not alone with all the literal headaches of RP.

For more information on RP, check out the Foundation for Fighting Blindness at

https://blindness.org/

Making a Record with Matt (Four Nights in Heaven) or , 4 N.I.H. as the cool kids say and we learn how Satauna lands her work.

Circus (the song you heard in this episode) has an animation video on YouTube

Fancy buying a copy? It’s on all the stores, or you can pick what to pay here:

The band are on Facebook. This is where Scott is currently testing the water with less traditional content to see what works, so expect some fairly funny stuff and many epic fails:

If you really really want to (actually, make that “have to”) you can write to TMH using [email protected] and one of them will probably remember to check it eventually.

The mix engineer on the album was DANIEL BERGSTRAND of DUGOUT Productions

Still got that ear worm stuck in your head? Check out Inner Sanctum on Youtube

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Subscribe to the TART feed for outtakes and the uncensored session.

Well, it's another predictions show. I know you've probably heard enough of them, but if you want to know what's really going to happen, bunker down.