There's just too much going on at the moment!

September is a usually a pretty busy month, with lots of birthdays and a wedding anniversary (number 15 this year; I think that's the 'recycled plastic' anniversary). But this year, we've also got family coming to stay, which means I've had to pack up the podcasting gear.

So, I'll be taking a break for the next couple of weeks, and plan to be back, fresh and ready to go, in mid-October.

Make sure you stay subscribed, and you'll see new DBs appearing in a few weeks time.

F1 - Michael Schumacher finally announces his retirement. Kimi Raikkonen to take over his seat at Ferrari. Renault promote Heikki Kovalainen to replace Fernando Alonso, but Flavio Briatore could be in hot water over his race-fixing allegations.

Peter Brock - One of Australias sporting icons was killed at the Targa West rally last week. Interview audio courtesy of Chevron Publishing.

WRC - All the action from days 2 and 3 of the Rally of Japan. Sebastien Loeb claims a record 27th WRC victory.



Tunes by:

The first tune is The Golden Dogs, with 'Yeah'! The Golden Dogs are a 5-piece Toronta-based band, and that track is taken from their CD, 'Everything In 3 Parts'. It is courtesy of True North Records and Promonet.

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Ben Gibbard and Jimmy Tamborello make up The Postal Service, and that track is called 'Such Great Heights'. Thanks to Sub-Pop records for allowing me to play that track.


Next is Amy Fairchild with 'Falling Down'. A resident of Boston, that track is taken from Amy's self-produced CD 'Mr. Heart'. Amy has won multiple song-writing awards over the years, and has performed live with artists such as Ben Folds and Joan Osbourne.

The tune is courtesy of ItsAboutMusic.com and Promonet.

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And finally, probably my all-time, favourite musician, Bruce Cockburn is not just a skilled musician and prolific songwriter, with 33 albums to his credit and a Canadian Music Hall of Fame inductee. Bruce Cockburn has spent much of his life working with non-government organisations raising awareness of the plight of refugees in latin America, famine and drought in west Africa, and the devastating legacy of landmines in Cambodia.

With thanks to True North Records and Bernie Finklestein, this final track is called 'After the Rain', and is taken from his 1979 album, 'Dancing in the Dragons Jaws'.


Background music: Chris Juergensen - 'Absolution' (courtesy of Magnatune), and Ehren Starks - 'Last Night Drive' (courtesy of Magnatune).

Technorati Tags: Race Fixing, Italian GP, Michael Schumacher, Heikki Kovalainen, Peter Brock, Flavio Briatore, Sebastien Loeb, Marcus Gronholm, Rally Japan, WRC, Australian Rally Championship, ARC, Australian Rally Championship, V8 Supercars, V8SC, Formula 1

F1 - This week, we have a wrap up of the Turkish GP, plus Schumacher and Ferrari to make an announcement at the Monza GP.

WRC - All the action from day 1 of the Rally of Japan. Toshi Arai talks about competing in his home event (courtesy of the Subaru World Rally Team).

Craftsman Trucks - Marcos Ambrose, battered and bruised in Bristol. The post-race interview is courtesy of truckseries.com.


Tunes by:



The Living End


Sarah Noni Metzner
Dog My Cat Records

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Download "French Cafe" (MP3, 192kbps)



Tokyo Police Club
Paper Bag Records

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Download "Shoulders and Arms" (MP3, 192kbps)



Lee Tyler Post


Background music: Chris Juergensen - Absolution (courtesy of Magnatune).

Technorati Tags: Mass Damper, Turkish GP, Michael Schumacher, Fellipe Massa, Marcos Ambrose, Toshi Arai, Sebastien Loeb, Marcus Gronholm, Rally Japan, WRC, Australian Rally Championship, ARC, Australian Rally Championship, V8 Supercars, V8SC, Formula 1