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Chillcast Episode 47: Chilly Chillout

The recent below-freezing temperatures of So Cal have given a whole new meaning to “chillout” over here at The Chillcast! Brrr… Let’s warm up with some hot music!

Playlist:

  1. “Alright” Cables of Flowers Nordic Lounge Weekend (2006 Dealers of Nordic Music)
  2. “Dispersion” Plastic Chair (feat. Anji Bee) (2003)
  3. “Miss Shanghai Revealed” The Shanghai Restoration Project Reinterpretations (iTunes Exclusive Version) (2006 Undercover Culture Music) Buy on The Shanghai Restoration Project & Di Johnston - Reinterpretations (Bonus Version) - Miss Shanghai Revealed (Bonus Track)
  4. “The Incident” Urbs Toujours le même film (2005 G-Stone Recordings) Buy on Urbs - Toujours le même film - The Incident
  5. “Golden” Brookville Life in the Shade (2006 Unfiltered) Buy on Brookville - Life In the Shade - Golden

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ShowGirls Episode 3: Guilty Pleasures

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They say the 3rd time’s a charm: ShowGirls are currently featured in the iTunes store “New & Notable” comedy podcasts – woo hoo! We girls get our first audio feedback, and boy were they doozies! Two sexy voiced listeners chime in with some great conversation starters, plus MacWorld news and more from Share of Rock ‘n’ Roll TV, KFC of Podchick podcast, SoccerGirl, Cali Lewis of Geekbrief TV, and Karla and Karen from Rumor Girls. You know you wanna subscribe…

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Chillin’ with Anji Bee #15

My first show of the new year gives you a wrap up of my holiday celebrations and recent podcasting, blogging, and band activities, and laments the downside of podcasting over the holiday season. BTW, here’s my iLike Picks and the i am nerd podcast site… [ed. just noticed my intro slip – doh!]

Chillin with Anji Bee #15

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Anji Bee Hosts Daily Source Code

Anji Bee Curry Delight [audio:http://media.podshow.com/media/21/episodes/45027/dailysourcecode-45027-01-09-2007_pshow_51172.mp3]
Today’s “Best of Charley” edition of the Daily Source Code #524 is guest hosted by yours truly in an episode I call Adam Loves The Ladies! I put together a pretty darned smooth mix of female fronted Podsafe music played by “my cyber lover,” Adam, over the past 4-5 months. A fun listen! Oh, Adam told me the “Leroy” comment is a reference to the song, “Float On.” 🙂

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Chillcast with Anji Bee #46

Snuck out to the see the sunset just after recording the show and boy was it nice… Had the Becket & Taylor song totally stuck in my head! When I got back I saw that my favorite podcaster had just launched a brand new podcast/project called Listen to Your Kids; you go Jules! Anyway, I’d describe the mood of this episode as decidedly upbeat. I’m really digging the new year.

Playlist:

  1. “Lounge Cafe” Luiz Macedo Tratore Basics 3: New Brazillian Songwriting (2007)
  2. “Duccu” Metropolis Nordic Lounge Weekend (2006)
  3. “Rize Up (feat. Rhiannon)” Subatomic Sound System On All Frequencies (2006)
  4. “Where There You Been Gone Find It” Beckett & Taylor Hired New Hands (2006)
  5. “Lolly 12” Cane141 MoonPool (2005)

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Chillin’ with Lovespirals #29

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Ryan and Anji give a brief rundown of their New Year’s celebrations — including Anji’s Tofurky Roast feast, the band wax poetic on recent audio equipment updates, including a Ryan rant on speakers and subwoofers, Ryan becomes an iLike convert, Anji shares fan mail connecting her to French Maid TV, Anji shares her “Internet Land Bridge Theory” and that’s about it…

Anji @ Modjeska
Anji hiking in Modjeska Canyon on New Year’s Day

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5 Things You Don’t Know About Anji

Crikey! I just noticed that C.C. Chapman had “tagged me” for that 5 Things Meme. Gulp! I guess I owe it to him to try and come up with 5 things people might not know about me and 5 other poor saps to do the same. Darned chain mail!

  1. My parents named me after the actress, Angie Dickenson.
  2. I attended 3 different high schools in 3 different states; California, Arizona, and Massachusetts.
  3. I moved out of the house right after High School. I started off in Downtown L.A., then moved to Hollywood, decided I hated the metropolitan area and settled down in the Harbor Area, instead.
  4. I’ve never left the North American continent; the furthest I’ve traveled to is Mexico City.
  5. OK, here’s the embarrassing one: I appear in Journey’s “Faithfully” video. I’m in one of the concert crowd shots, sitting up on a guy’s shoulders. I used to see it on MTV all the time… Good luck spotting me on the tiny grainy YouTube video!

So let’s see, I’ll tag Roger Smalls, Comic Strip Blogger, Karen & Karla of Rumor Girls, and Soccergirl. We’ll see if any of them actually do it or not…

Anji’s Currently Reading…

Simone de Beauvoir: A Biography I’m finishing up Deidre Bair’s Simone de Beauvoir: A Biography at long last. I picked this up used at a college book sale back in the late 90’s and somehow never got around to reading it. My M.O. is to buy a small stack of books and stash them away for future reading, so I guess I stashed this one too well… I usually mix up my reading between biography, classic literature, spirituality, journals/letter collections, and a little contemporary fiction every now and then (generally given to me by someone) so I don’t get too bogged down by any one type of book. I don’t tend to read much self-help or how-to books, though I do have a decent collection of Arts and Crafts movement books for inspiration with my Craftsman bungalow.

I’ve been an avid reader ever since I was a tiny child; I had already read all the Dick and Jane books before starting kindergarten so my teacher had me assist the other children in learning to read, even the Spanish speaking kids! I used to spend whole weekends devouring books, until we got our first computer… But still, I find that nothing can replace the cozy feeling that curling up with a book in the tub gives me. Or reading in bed before going to sleep. Or sitting at the breakfast table with a cup of coffee and good book. Heck, where’s my book? What am I doing at the computer?

Anyway, I always kind of enjoy seeing what other folks are reading, so I figured I’d make that a new part of my blog, for the curious. I’m actually also reading Thoreau’s Walden, which I like to bring with me to the beach because it just seems wrong to read it indoors.