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The Canon Slade Digital Leaders Arron, Alex, Henry and Sian talk about their experiences after talking to a child protection officer about E-safety and how they percieve being safe online.

Just a little something for everyone to enjoy, in the spirit of the season!

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This is the tech talk from canon slade's Digital Leaders

Sorry for the wait on updates folks, things have been a bit crazy in real life at the moment. Regardless please join myself and James (AKA Dying English) as we read James's choice of fanfic today, Doomed Titans: http://www.fanfiction.net/s/2784014/1/Doomed-Titans It's a Teen Titans/Doom 3 crossover fanfic and I'll admit I wouldn't say no to going back to reading more chapters of it. Please enjoy.

Dwight Slade returns to What's So Funny? to talk about death, drinking, aging, comedic relevance, forgotten Tonight Show comedians, cruise ships and his dear, departed friend, the legendary Bill Hicks. Brought to you from the third precinct of Baltimore. At least it sounded like that at times.

(intro) Groove Junkies "In The Zone" (Dave Doyle Remix)
Marshall Jefferson ft. Curtis Mcclain "Move Your Body" (Maurice Joshua)
Frankie Knuckles presents Director's Cut ft. B. Slade "Get Over U"
Rob Hayes ft. Angelina "Just Be Good To Me" (Rob's Latin Breeze mix)
Christian Alvarez & Lawrence Nada "Bustin Loose"
Gramophonedzie "Number One" (Original)
Wattie Green "That's Jazz" (Original)
Christian Alvarez "Ghetto Boy" (Bryan Jones)
The House Inspectors & Random Soul "Electric City"
Torin Rea & Richard Lopez "People Everywhere" (Jay-J's Shifted Up Mix)
Samir Maslo & Sin Plomo "It's You" (Original)
Hardsoul ft. Ron Carroll "Back Together" (Director's Cut Classic Club Mix)

E69 Gotta Have House!
Recorded 03.14.12
Time: 55:12

a colloge of various hit featuring Heavy D.. RIP

Shelley Hrdlitschka, Kelley Armstrong, Marianne Mancusi, CC Humphreys and Arthur Slade. Just a few of the talented authors we have had the pleasure of interviewing so far!

This was our first run with a Skype interview - and definitely one with a learning curve. Sorry about the background noise, but I had the recorder too close to my hard drive and picked up all the whirrs. Luckily, the sound was semi-salvageable and of course Arthur Slade is too funny not to listen to. We discuss heavy metal music, walking on treadmills, Star Wars and a little about writing. The treadmill link is: http://blip.tv/file/1734273

Vancouver Co-op Radio Host Guy MacPherson interviews Dwight Slade

Slade - My Life Is Natural Sometimes, I like to delve into the era spawned by 60's psychedelia, the hard-rockin' early 70's, so this week I bring you: Son Of Psychedelic Sunday! Slade was a band that never quite became a household name in the US, even as glam artists such as David Bowie, T. Rex, and Sweet were embraced by many mainstream-loving fans. Glam made lots of people nervous, since ambiguous sexuality was a hallmark of the genre, and that's not something 15-year-old record-buying boys felt comfortable with back then. I mean, Alice Cooper and Deep Purple were more what the rocking boys were into, while girls, like my sister Val, were more intrigued by the glam guys. In their 4-year career, Slade racked up eleven top 5 hits in their home country (England), with five of them hitting number one. Not too shabby. They're best known for their 1984 hit, Run Runaway, and as the original artist of Quiet Riot's mega-hit, Cum On Feel The Noize. For my choice today, here's Slade with a bonus track from the 2006 reissue of 1972's Slayed?, My Life Is Natural. I love love Noddy Holder's voice, which sounds like Freddy Mercury meets Robert Plant to me. I don't know why this song wasn't included in the original version of Slayed?, since it rocks like crazy. Enjoy.