If you’d like even more Boxcutter action – and who wouldn’t? – here are a few other shows you may enjoy:

The Podcraft – Jade Gulliver’s show about podcasting – is usually a tight half hour. Not this week. Really, it’s like a bonus episode of Boxcutters as?the fabulous Jade tries to get a word in edgeways.?It’s sixty minutes talking about television?- teacher, mother, secret lover. Warning: podcasts about podcasts may break the internet.

That Podcast Show says some lovely things about us, and they’re American so it feels like Hollywood. Listen to the lovely Daniel and Jana?by clicking here.

Josh flies the Boxcutters flag as guest on episode 20 of?The Fool And The Opera, Joy Melbourne’s opera show (hosted by the fantastic Dan Vo).

And don’t forget you can see what the boys would look like if they were awkwardly holding televisions by clicking here. Oh, and buy some T-shirts. It’s better than going nude.

Very bizarrely, listening to Weird Groovin’ on Triple R with Jazzy Chef doing a live set, our Brian Nankervis ID is being sampled in the mix.

Pork is.. pork is.. pork is on the table… wiggedy-whack!

Just one of those strange things that happen when you send these things out there.

If you were keen on hearing me (Josh) on Radio National last week but missed out, you can catch up on their website: www.abc.net.au/rn/breakfast.

Enjoy

***UPDATE***
And this morning’s piece is here (in the second section).

From yourTV:

Paris Hilton’s debut album Paris has at least one fan – Paris Hilton. The socialite-turned-reality TV star-turned-singer told Blender magazine her music debut is so good, she cries when she listens to it.

But it’s not just Paris who’s a fan of her music. “They love it,” she said, describing the alleged reaction when her album was played to club-goers without them knowing whose music it was. “Everyone’s like, ‘Who is this?’”

“I think when people don’t know it’s me, they won’t judge it,” Paris continued. “But if they know it’s me, then they’ll be like, ‘Ugh.’ They won’t even dance.”

The 25-year-old star’s debut album is currently on sale in Australia.

I’ve just stumbled on this piece of news and thought I’d let y’all know about it:

Ricky Gervais takes podcasting paid-for

The Ricky Gervais Show is to become the first paid-for Podcast.

The show features British comedy personalities Ricky Gervais, Steven Merchant and Karl Pilkington. Their irreverant brand of monkey-based comedy has seen the weekly half-hour podcast storm to the top of the iTunes charts and stay there.

The first run of 12 episodes was sponsored by UK newspaper the Guardian and were free to download via iTunes. Following on from the success of the show, the second run of episodes will be hosted on Audible.com and will be accessible only to those who’ve paid a subscription fee.

For the foreseeable future, Boxcutters will remain a free podcast – don’t you worry about that