Me and my three siblings are stuck in Amsterdam due to a missed connection. Since it' was a KLM flight that caused delay's for everybody at Heathrow to begin with, we are checked into our own suites at a four star hotel upon arriving in Amsterdam. The next day before leaving for Schipol we record one more podcast to summarize our amazing two weeks in Europe. At the end of her podcast Dorothy records her version of the Coke Commercial, "Kasama Ka".

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They say it takes approximately 8 months to tour the Louvre from corner to corner, an interesting proposition. But, since we had only two days to see the entire Paris we opted for a one and a hald hour guided tour of the musée de Louvre which took us to most of the highlights including the Mona Lisa, Venus De Milo, Nike of Samothrace and the Virgin of the Rocks. A perfect opportunity to do a sound seeing tour. He is the first ever podcast from the Louvre in Paris, France. (Recorded on May 7, 2005)

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First day of our European Tour. We leave London for Amsterdam via an English Channel crossing. This sound seeing tour was recorded outside the Copthorne Tara Hotel in London, the Port of Dover, on the P&O Ferry during the channel crossing, and during our brief stop in Antwerp, Belgium shortly before crosisng the Duth border.

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My first true podcast (a podcast created on an iPod) using my griffin iTalk. This podcast was recorded in the Philippines a day before my flight to Europe. I drive to my stylist for a haircut and then back home. During the drive I talk about tricycles and the things that have been keeping me away from podcasting. I also make my big annoucement.

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Episode 10 is a quickie podcast from my living room sofa where it's hot and humid and very uncomfortable. My new iPod camera connector arrived today and I would have talked more about it if I wasn't struggling to get some sound out of my vocal chords. You'll also hear about Tiger the new Apple Operating System and a juicy Britney Spears revelation. Look out for a podcasting-related announcement!

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My friend John joins me on the set as we try out another interesting podcast setup using Jupiter?s digital piano. We go crazy into the wee hours of the morning talking about our interesting experience at my recent hosting stint. Among the other things discussed in this sub 50 minute show are: RSS feeds and how it can impact your life, why we need broadband, the royal wedding, the oldest thing in the world and John?s deteriorating eyes.

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A quickie podcast by a british speaking wannabe. We talk about the long work week, the pope, our favorite ulam of sinigang and kanin, and some future tech purchases.

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Commonwealth Avenue in Quezon City has been dubbed one of the most dangerous thoroughfares in the country and the world. Tonight on our first sound seeing tour we transverse this road and talk about what makes it this dangerous, coincidentally we chance by the wreck of a vehicular accident that just occurred. What not the University of the Philippines as promised? Well due to the nature of my work I stayed awake from right after my last Podcast recording (last April 1) until about the same time the next day. I also had to go to work to take care of some details regarding our coverage of the Pope. Due to these circumstances Saturday passed by without any free time to go the University of the Philippines as promised. Maybe next time.

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We really just wanted to try out our borrowed hardware to see if it worked. Ha! My research paid off, it sounded so good that we ended up doing a quickie podcast! We are so ready for more podcasts to come! In this episode we talk about our new audio setup, our plans to do a sound seeing tour tomorrow, preview Jupiter?s new show and re-introduce the learning Filipino segment.

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The long break is finally over. Everyone has gone back to work and I have gone back to my Podcasting. Actually I never really took a break from this podcast as I have been busy working behind the scenes these past few days. There was so much to talk about on our longest podcast to date, 44:16 in total. We talk about upcoming superhero movies, software that can combat cell phone theft, an Aussie school banning the use of ipods, and the 2005 ipodlounge buyer?s guide. We end by asking for viewer support in the form of podcastalley votes, read through the feedback, and talk about the direction this podcast is taking. I do an impromptu recording for this episodes? song number ?That?s All? by Alan Brandt and Bob Haymes.

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On my first solo podcast I decide to talk tech. It is all-quiet in the studio as I discuss the recent updates to the iPod photo software and the full scoop on the recently released iPod camera connector. I mistakenly call podcast guru, Adam Curry, David Curry while discussing the sound seeing tour he did on one of his shows (my apologies). Also disclosed my plans to do something similar when the equipment becomes available. I briefly touch on how I have become the leader in my family?s technological bandwagon and share a link to a cool site that features transparent Mac backgrounds. Musical number for today is from the movie Joseph King of Dreams, my version of John Bucchino?s ?Better Than I? (originally performed by David Campbell).

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As promised we took the time out to record another show today. The absence of our guest comedian Jupiter left the show with a lot less laughs. This evenings show was done from a hotel room in Quezon City. We chat with my younger sister Dorothy who talks about her life as a high school student, and the dress she designed for her own prom. We solved all previously experienced glitches which gave us enough time to include a musical number. Jeimz (James) does his first ever vocal recording, Unwell by Matchbox Twenty.

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Just finished the first of two shows for March 24, 2005. Today is Maundy Thursday the start of a long weekend for most everybody in the country. We will be spending the day off relaxing and recording more shows. Yipee! My younger brother James joins Joanna, Jupiter and I in the studio to talk about his specialty, computer games. Again we talk about the most recent American Idol episode and our favorites to win the competition. We also discuss briefly our Tostitos, salsa and Toblerone party and the observance of Holy Week in the Philippines.

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After a month of wanting to do it, I finally got my act together and just did it! With my sister Joanna and best friend Jupiter as special guests I recorded my first podcast early this morning. It took a lot of playing around and experimenting to get everything right; it was our first time to use GarageBand and we ran into some bumps along the way like when my Powerbook's harddrive started to make these funny noises because of too much heat. Nonetheless it turned out to be a fun show to do. I do hope that a lot of people will eventually start downloading it onto their "pods" and will has as much fun as we did while recording it. In this show we talked about: 1.) Podcasting 2.) iPods and mp3 players 3.) American Idol 4.) Joanna's Milk Shakes It also features my own rendition of the Burt Bacharach song, "A House Is Not A Home"

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