May 04
Shared Tomorrows by Ryan Oakley on Mixcloud As is my habit, I’ve put together another music podcast. These aren’t really for public consumption but since I’ve never been able to transfer a playlist from Rhythmbox to my iPod, Audacity is just about the easiest way for me to put any sort of mix together. And, having …
Mar 30
This is an interview that occurred in late January and will be hitting 12 television stations and 80 radio markets in about a week via TVCOGECO. It’s for Brent Holland’s Night Fright Show. Ryan Oakley – Technicolor Ultra-Mall via Skype from Toronto Canada. What if in the future Toronto had been turned into a huge indoor mall? …
Mar 19
Porno Bopping Love In The Psychonovic Garage by Thegrumpyowl on Mixcloud
Jan 05
Click to play Late night podcast for late night workers. Old fangled music and new time religion. Advice on sex. A little blue man. LSD. And shut the fuck up you fucking cocksucker. Best enjoyed between the hours of 3:30am and 5:30am.
Dec 12
Click To Play I’ve been a bit remiss in my blogging and, if you’ve noticed, you have my apologies. Thing is, I’m kinda on a deadline with the book and when I finish my nightly editing, I just don’t feel like blogging. I feel more like playing my PS3 while trying to ignore my fits …
Oct 28
Since I now have a webcam, I decided to try my hand at vlogging. This is the first in a series of short tutorial videos.
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