The Record Exchange is the best record store in Boise, maybe even all of Idaho. They have a great selection of CD’s plus a lot of other stuff such as magazines, tee-shirts, etc. The staff is very friendly and helpful. It definitely has that cool indie-music store air. I like spending time here.
I went to New York for the first time last November. Unfortunately, I didn’t have enough time to see everything I wanted to see in this beautiful city. I want to go back soon and see more.
San Francisco is quickly becoming one of my favorite cities that I’ve been to. It is so beautiful with so much fun stuff to do. I am certain that this is the area where I want to live.
In 17 days, 17 hours (as of this post), those crazy Swede’s at Propellerheads Software will be releasing version 4.0 of their software synth on steroids, Reason. And it comes with new toys!
Here is the list of new stuff to play with:
Reason 4 releases Sept. 26 and will cost $499 for new users and $129 for the upgrade.
Here is a video example of Thor from the NAMM show:
While I’m at work, I like to listen to/watch podcasts. The majority of the ones I watch are tech news podcasts, such as T.W.I.T. and GeekBrief.TV. I enjoy getting the different perspectives on what’s going on in technology.
The latest one I’ve found is TeXtra, hosted by Natali Del Conte. Like GeekBrief.TV, TeXtra is on the PodShow Network. TeXtra is a technology news podcast with some culture and humor thrown into the mix. It is recorded on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
The show mixes a professional look and feel of a quality television program with the accessability of a podcast. Natali, being an established tech journalist, does a great job in presenting tech news. She is knowledgable, funny and cute. She sometimes seems a little nervous on camera still, however. I’m sure that will improve as she does more shows.
I would recommend this podcast to anyone interested in finding out what’s going on in the world of technology. I enjoy it and will continue watching.
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