Audacious Eleven

Welcome to our podcast website! I’ve set the date so that this post should be stuck on top for a while.

The podcasts themselves are in posts of category podcast (in order for our RSS feeds to work properly). If you want to discuss our podcasts for this month, Just add to the discussion in the podcast or program notes post. We have opened up comments. If things get out of hand, we may limit it to registered posters, but for now, let’s see how it goes.

If there is anything you want us to talk about, let us know!

How To Subscribe to the Podcast with iTunes

We don’t seem to be showing up in the iTunes store if you search on us, but you can automagically download the podcasts using these simple steps from your iTunes program:

1. Open iTunes
2. From the Advanced menu, select Subscribe to Podcast…
3. Enter the URL of the Audacious Eleven RSS feed into the dialog box:

   http://a11.moon-and-star.com/?feed=podcast

4. Click OK, and you’re done! The Audacious 11 podcasts should show up in your Podcast list on iTunes for you to download and listen.

We get silly again, geeking out - Audacious Robin does an Axl Rose impersonation, Audacious Wendy sings like Cher. We talk about doing voiceovers in video games, IVR systems (”press 2 to continue”), and breaking in to the voiceover market.

We also invent a new religion, Continuism: Shit keeps happening!

Attention Benefactors or Animators/Cartoonists

If you would like to make the Audacious Eleven cartoon a reality, email us - we are looking for funding or an animator or cartoonist that is willing to work on spec and get famous along with us.

 

 #13 - Voiceovers [13:15m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

In this podcast, Audacious Mary asks us all which historical figures we’d like to have dinner with and pick their brains. Audacious Wendy is more concerned about what she would serve them. Some of the notables include Harpo Marx, Da Vinci, Shakespeare, Carl Friederich Gauss, and Salvador Dali, inventor of the LOBSTER PHONE (Audacious Wendy Must Have This Thing!):

Our 11:11 Contest is still not over yet!

 

 #12 - Historical Dinner Companions [12:40m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

This is our 11th podcast! (see the contest announcement)

Today our Audacious Women get serious and discuss metaphors, symbolism, psychology and the state of the New Jersey Pagan Community. This ‘cast is a bit longer than our usual broadcasts, but that’s because we had a lot to say about this topic.

Here are some of the things we said in the podcast:

Family are those who really have your back.

The NJ Pagan Community is in its spiritual adolescence.

If you want to get in on the discussion, please leave a comment.

For further reading about metaphors, visit http://www.adrr.com/adr4/metaphor.htm

and now, the podcast itself:

 

 #11 - Metaphors and the Pagan Community [27:31m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

In this episode, we take some time out from serious talk to chat about the movies we like but are embarrassed to admit it, and also about some of the records made by the stars of the original Star Trek TV series.

Audacious Wendy has to apologize to Audacious Donna! During the ‘cast, Wendy claims that Sam Raimi was not “in” Army of Darkness. He did not, in fact, act in that film. He directed and co-wrote it. So Donna was absolutely correct to call AoD a “Sam Rami” film.

 

 #10 Guilty Pleasures - Trek Singing [9:24m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

In this episode, our audacious women talk about their ouija board experiences.

We also debut our new theme song.

 

 #9 Ouija Boards [8:44m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Today’s show is a little silly, and a lot funny. We discuss symbolism in the 21st Century, the annoyances of handwashing in public restrooms, and other modern inconveniences. Enjoy.

 

 Symbolism and Stuff We Hate [11:12m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

For some reason, I can’t seem to post these links in the post containing the podcast itself. So here they are:

The Advantages of Closing A Few Doors, James Tierney

The Artist’s Way, Julia Cameron

Just because you can do something doesn’t mean you should do it.

In this podcast our Audacious Women discuss the advantages of limiting your opportunities and letting things go. This discussion is inspired by the New York Times Article “Closing Doors”

 

 Closing Doors - The advantages of limiting opportunities: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download