This was the transitional episode moving the podcast show notes site to this page, where you are. If you are reading this page on a WordPress.com blog, then you are probably signed up for the right feed.

The podcast is moving to another provider: Jellycast.com. You should resubscribe, using iTunes or whatever, to the new feed if you want to keep listening.

You can go to the new, barebones page for the avocadoknits podcast at:

http://www.jellycast.com/directory/index.php?page=jellycast&id=2260

Once there, you can subscribe to the new feed. Alternatively, you can search the iTunes Store for “avocadoknits” and subscribe to the one you are not subscribed to yet. There are only two avocadoknits feeds, and they are both this podcast. The (so far) less popular podcast is the new one and will continue to put out new episodes.

The feed URL for the new location is:

http://avocadoknits.jellycast.com/podcast/feed/2

The new feed will have all the old episodes on it, plus a new episode for your listening pleasure.

The new show notes site is at:

http://avocadoknits.wordpress.com

It, too, will have all the show notes for all previous episodes as well as the new one (which will be “Episode 4: Petronella Saves Nearly Everyone”).

Notes for this episode, number 3.5:

3rd Rock from the Sun is an American sitcom.

“Grandma’s Frilly Nightgown” was based on “Grandma’s Feather Bed,” which was written by banjoist Jim Connors and popularized by John Denver.

“La bebe a la quien le cayo bien la educacion” was based on “La Bamba,” a rock and roll version of the traditional song, by Ritchie Valens.

“The Ballad of Clumsy Oaf” was based on the theme song for the TV show The Beverly Hillbillies: “The Ballad of Jed Clampett,” by Paul Henning.