Inside My Head number 58

What’s new?
* Inside My Head now has an actual show logo. (Hopefully, it will show up on itunes sometime soon).

* New Youtube channel, just for the videos I use for this podcast.

*New drugs.

Podcast promos played for:
Erkpod
Ourobourus Podcast
Hyper Nonsense

Today’s Haiku of Frustration is called: “Stalker”

Craving more Haiku? Check out Haiku of Frustration: Wage Slave. Ease your Haiku craving, with 98 frustrated little Haiku about what it is like to work in Retail Hell.

Music in this podcast by:
David Lineberger, with a song called “Blues for a Cheeky Monkey”.
Colin Gazeley, with a song called “Infinity”.
Yes Means Yes, with a song called “Out from A Hundred Miles”.

Enjoy!

Inside My Head Vidcast number 3

The construction crew that has basically taken up residency in my street is back again. This time around they have moved closer to my front door, and blocked off my access point to the street. Nice!

Inside My Head Vidcast #2

This is the video for the song I did a while ago, called “Tweet”.

All six of our cockatiels are featured in this video, being their crazy little selves.

Enjoy!

Inside My Head show number 57

Things have been just unbelievable at work lately. You get to hear some stories.

Today’s Haiku of Frustration is called “Lost and Found”. No one has ever lost one of those in my store before!

Need more Haiku? Check out Haiku of Frustration: Wage Slave, for more haiku about what it’s like to work in retail hell

Music by:
Sorry About Dresden, with a song called “Sick and Sore”.
Christopher, with a song called “Death Is Sexy”
Little Plastic Stars, with a song called “No One Is Going To Help You”.

Inside My Head Videocast number one

This is my very first video ever.
My inspiration comes from the endless construction work that has been going on since February on the street where I live, and the incredibly angry mood I have been in lately.

Note the gigantic clouds of dirt and dust kicked up by the construction equiptment. Yummy! Oh, so healthy for me.

Music by:
All That Remains, with a song called “The Air That I Breathe”.