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Imagine a children’s fantasy book that entertains, inspires and illustrates the magic of facing ourselves. Imagine that book enjoys enough success to merit a sequel. That book is Kendra Kandlestar and the Box of Whispers.
Hear a review of Kendra Kandlestar and the Box of Whispers on Just One More Book.
Photo: www.leefodi.com
Pete Moss, narrator of the Uninformed Biography segment on AndyCast, has featured the uninformed story of my life on the latest AndyCast, Episode #32. How did he find out about the martial arts???
Miles Copeland has made a career of doing what others felt was crazy. In the process, he changed the music and entertainment business with acts such as The Police and The Bellydance Superstars.
Electric Sky has interviewed Miles’ brothers, Ian (click here for Ian) and Stewart (click here for Stewart).
Photo: The Copeland Group website
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I had some problems with the iTunes page for Electric Sky in July. After almost two weeks, iTunes identified a problem on their end and corrected it. That fix has apparently broken all of the iTunes subscriptions to Electric Sky that predate the fix.
If you were subscribed to Electric Sky through iTunes prior to August 6, you will have to unsubscribe then resubscribe in order to have your subscription remain current.
As an exercise to learn a new software package he’d bought, Stewart Copeland went through fifty hours of home movies he shot of his band, The Police. Doing so reminded him that despite a reputation of fighting between band members, The Police was a tight nit group that worked hard and had fun. Stewart spoke to me from his studio about the upcoming release of a DVD he produced from his home movies, Everyone Stares: The Police Inside Out.
NOTE: Everyone Stares is dedicated to the memories of Kim Turner (Tour Manager for The Police) and Stewart’s brother Ian (Booking Agent for The Police). Click here to listen to an interview I did with Ian in June 2005.
ELECTRIC SKY produces Podcast programs that feature engaging, creative and critical ideas and great music.
PORTRAIT is a weekly, short format Podcast that offers a narrow field of view about a particular subject, person, event or theme, in 10 minutes or less. The theme song for Portrait is Big Foot by Robert Farrell.
LANDSCAPE is a 30 minute Podcast in which individual segments contribute to a more broad view of a subject. Each edition is in the form of a magazine, documentary, or investigative radio show.
You can subscribe to Electric Sky’s Portrait and Landscape through iTunes 
, or by using a standard RSS 
subscription program.
ES2 is my breakout show; a behind the scenes look at Electric Sky, and more. It’s my opportunity to share outtakes and insights, and occassionally I’ll ramble on about something completely unrelated.
You can subscribe to ES2 through iTunes , or by using a standard RSS subscription program.
This is the first edition of ES2 (RSS, iTunes), a Podcast I will use to share Electric Sky outtakes and some of my own personal views. In this first episode, I include an outtake from my interview with Jim Terry, owner of the Pacific Prowler. The interview was initially released in Preserving Aviation History.
