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Just like fixing a car, you run into a few snags and things sometimes take longer than planned. Sorry for the delay on this new and improved podcast. It’s been sitting for a while but I got it all tuned up, dusted off, and detailed ready… let’s ride! Here’s the 
I’m back! This is a very personal podcast for me, probably the most personal I’ve made. I go over why I took a break and talk about where my head’s been and where the podcast will go from here. I hope you like it… maybe you can relate. If you do like, PLEASE let me know. Any feedback really is VITAL so make yourself known out there, if you hear me. Here’s the 
Dinner is ready! Thank you for your infinite patience. Please join us and come as you are for a lovely dinner with good food and friends. We also demonstrate how to make two delicious drinks. Here’s the 
It’s been said that Pink Floyd’s music has sent more people into space than NASA. Despite the bands hatred of the space label, Pink Floyd became the “go to” rock band for space scientists because Floyd’s music repeatedly overlapped with real space milestones. Set the controls and enjoy. If you like, please make a small 
“It’s never the end. It won’t happen. We are, as a human species, we are so intelligent. We do such astonishing things. We can fly to the moon… but we still do stupid things”. – Ken Sturdy, Second World War veteran, 1920-2018, when asked about war.
Snuggle up because this episode was produced during a massive blizzard. Skip the playlist for fun, but 
The Boston Garden was a great place to see a concert. Built at the cost of 4 million dollars in 1928 by the same people who built New York’s Madison Square Garden, it was originally called Boston’s Madison Square Garden. Eventually “Madison Square” was dropped from the name. It was a place of legends and legendary concerts.
It’s another convenient little themed, mix of a podcast I hope you won’t forget, all nicely wrapped in a bow with your chance to WIN a Wish You Were Here 50 Deluxe Edition! Listen for details. Good luck!
Hear the legendary sound. Skip the screen. You’ve seen the stunning visuals, but now it’s time to immerse yourself completely in the audio from David Gilmour’s Live at the Circus Maximus, Rome concert film! Recorded on the 1st of October, 2024, at the historic Roman venue, this episode features the full soundtrack taken directly from the Blu-ray/DVD release. This is the pure, uninterrupted audio experience of an iconic performance—the perfect way to relive the music wherever you are. Here’s the 
Broadcasting from the dark side of Hallows’ Eve to you, where ghosts’ echoes never die! For this podcast, a cunning fallen angel takes possession of the podcast and “us” down the valley of darkness with a selection of Floyd tracks on the spookier side! So, tune in for ghosts, ghouls, and a great gig in the sky! Here’s the 
