Enjoying the warm weather on the porch with the Roland R-05 recorder and my guitar. It's interesting what you can hear even in your own back yard.
Branches in an analogy that came to me after spending a night in the Nevada dessert with nothing on except my forest green Crocs.
The rain causes the Yogi to reflect on his childhood which also had rain. A classic meandering episode by everyone's favorite enlightened Yogi.
The final episode in an epic three part walk and talk mini-series following a late season ice storm.
The second episode in an epic three part walk and talk mini-series following a late season ice storm. Keep your ears open for part III in a mere 24 hours from now.
The first in an epic three part walk and talk mini-series following a late season ice storm. Keep your ears open for part II in 24 hours.
Due to a routine medical procedure (which turned up nothing) special guest Joe Pesci was thrilled to guest host this edition of the From The Hip Podcast. Thanks for listening
This info can help you kick @ss as you start your day. Or at least make you think you can.
This podcast is taken over by the Count. He takes you along in search of the spirits that exist in the depths of an old building. This is very spooky stuff.
I'm feeling very Folk-eee. That's what happens when you go guitar shopping. I also drop my guard and record some guitar and vocals without editing anything and then hit Publish. Seriously. Who does that?
Peter Mansfridge reports about the missing Dustbin lid. I talk about when you could find the lyrics to your favourite songs in the sleeves of your records. Those where the days my friend.
Mankind has advanced beyond anything we could have ever imagined and yet one thing still remains seemingly impossible ... the perfect shave. I'm still looking myself but in the podcast I talk about a system with backwards logic that works pretty good for me.
In this episode we touch upon important social topics like the need to be "liked", smartphone addictions and how one day robots will kill us all and take over the planet.
I didn't know you could do "this" to the beat of the music. Also, an entertaining night ahead.
What do you listen to when you drive. I reveal all and I must say it isn't pretty. Also, I talk about our last tribute artist show.
Why on earth do we always think of the worst by default? No, seriously. I want to know.
The singer from the group Trio sings a classic. I sang at a Halloween Benefit. I make a friendly video for a birthday party.
Here is a silly demonstration of how certain types of music influence my creative juices. I use the ATR2100 in Adobe Audition to record todays show with a dash of Bach.
I met an ancestor of Bela Lugosi the other day. Just listen to the show and it should make sense.
I take a road trip to pick up some valuable cargo with my buddy Dean. I am giddy as heck.
As an experiment I use a Sony IC recorder. The results turned out pretty good. I touched up the recording in Audition.
Listen in on my mountain bike ride. Then pour yourself a cold one and hear the peaceful sounds of the forest in Northern Ontario.
It rained for 24 hours and after it stopped I went for a walk. I recorded some of it for you.
For the month of June I will participating in the #audiomo challenge by creating and uploading a new audio everyday.
The Maharesh Yogi shares his wisdom gained from universal consciousness and other unprovable b.s. This time he talks about nostalgia.
Why do ordinary people like to sing karaoke? This and other of life's important questions are answered in this little recording.
A lot has happened in the last week, some good and some bad. Have a listen to hear what happened when a touchless car wash became a full contact car wash.
The Yogi is back with some thoughts on getting older and our man on the street #jeffthompson has a special report.
I got to spend the morning learning and working with a popular Canadian Viner @Brittlestar. This sort of work gives me energy. It also inspired me.
For a guy like me that likes to imitate people and make all sorts of crazy sounds, having a slightly soar throat that changes my voice is just fine with me. It allows me to experiment.
What have I got myself into? Today I talk about something that has me scared. But it's a good thing.
The workers in my body took a break to listened to a special announcement. For the last 4 years or so I have been a shift worker. That part of my life ended with my last 12 hour shift this morning. Listen in to the announcement.
We did it. We finished the challenge. Not a perfect record mind you, but pretty darn close. It was fun. The take-away. I love recording. But you probably already knew that.
The battle isn't fought with the outside, it is first fought within. Creative people have these... "voices". Sometimes it's inspiration but often times it's something else.
This recently found record is a public service announcement for children from sometime in the late 40's or early 50's.
Making wine today is a lot different than how we used to do it. Apple updates it's iOS version of Garageband and quietly releases Music Memo.
There has been a hostile takeover of the podcast. This description is being written by a Robot. No need to worry, Albert is safe.
A stranger came into town and wants a whiskey in a dirty glass and to talk about a movie he just saw. This is not going to end well.
He left his mark on our music and our culture. Things have never been the same. There is also some recording tech talk in this episode. (You have been warned.)
A rare recording has recently been discovered of a late night legend trying something new, broadcasting on a traditionally bad night.
If you do any sort of creative work I would recommend the book or audiobook called Daily Rituals. I also talk about my latest video project.
Everyone dreams but not everyone remembers their dreams. I am one of those people who do.
The title should be: Albert's Patio - A Slippery Friend - A Recommendation. I recorded this on my deck today with the fantastic Roland R-05. I love that little thing. I added a bit of reverb to the slippery part.
Vladimir talks to you about the newest audio tech to come to the From The Hip Podcast studio - a vocal shield.
You can remove a surprising amount of unwanted background noise from your recordings these days. I demonstrate this power with Adobe Audition.
My legal department makes me read their manifesto and even though I call Harry-Henry mistakenly though-out this episode the message is still great.
Why is it so hard to get some people to listen to podcasts? Also, I talk about a personal challenge I am calling AudioAug.
Recently we went to the USA Cup in Blaine Minnesota and I got a chance to visit with my friend Jeff Thompson. Recently I have pulled up my socks regarding my health and I share 3 darn good decisions I have made.
I don't know why but Jeff came back to record the second half of this podcast. We talk some tech, about a book I'm reading and then say good-bye to AudioMo 2015. Thanks to you for listening to this podcast. You are a warrior.
A guy introduces the show and another guy talks during the show about a thing that happened.
Robbie and I sit down in front of a mic and talk about frogs, koala bears and Fathers Day plus more.
I recorded a short little tune for AudioMo that you may recognize. Also, I talk about my two favourite Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs).
It's going to be a great weekend for us. Also on this episode: a spring warning has been issued.
How was your day? Mine started off a little scary. Listen and you will know why. This is a very short recording.
Today a couple of skits and a chat about how this AudioMo challenge has fired up my creative juices.
It's exciting to be participating in #AudioMo 2015. Here's some info about what's to come this month.
When you get the house to yourself you bring the iPad and the Yeti mic into the living room and record using the Bossjock App. Then You hit Upload and then put a piece of artwork in the post. Then you think up a title that is accurate but not too clever. After that you write a description. Finally choose your category. Ok I lied. You still have to hit the publish button.
A special report regarding a small environmental emergency in the basement that has affected my studio and office.
My daughter helped me out in the sketch at the beginning of the show and I talk about giving some turkeys the axe.
"Go where your are celebrated not merely tolerated" was the saying I was trying to talk about in this episode.
I saw a number on the scale this morning that had never seen before and I blame Mad Men.
Come and relax and get away from it all in The Great Outdoors. We have cabins by the lake. We even have a few of the comforts of home. I wanted to pay tribute to a friend of mine who has been very supportive of my comedy material. He is a friend to many in the Audioboom community. I use a sound byte he is known for in this recording. (No animals were harmed in the making of this documentary.)
Yogi shares with us on some of his best techniques to make sure your New Year's resolutions don't fade away.
I saw a great video of a cute kid writing a hip hop song in 30 seconds. It showed him putting the song together on video and it ended with a short video of him rapping to his creation. This is my tribute to the little guy.
Merry Christmas from my family to yours. Have a little listen as we open my special gift to the family. Have a great holiday. "Dad, why are there holes in that huge gift?"
Mr. Christopher Walken has a new job that requires him to be ... rather persuasive. It's a modern day Christmas tale.
On the heals of his very successful cooking program, Evon is pleased to bring you his first Christmas Special called: Christmas Mostly For Men with Evon Lentil. You will hear the demo recordings of his reworked versions of the Christmas Classics: I'll Cook Dinner For Christmas, Up On The Stove Top & Have Yourself A Hungry Little Christmas. This episode is dedicated to Evon's Grandma. RIP.
I sing a little. Every now and then I get paid to sing a song with customized lyrics. The version of My Way I know the best is Elvis Presley's. Here is Sinatra's version I recorded for someone with the lyrics all changed up.
The Serial Podcast has set all kinds of records on iTunes and everywhere else where people keep track of stats. It's a pretty good show. We here at The From The Hip Podcast pay tribute to this groundbreaking show with our version.
The Maharesh Yogi shares how he accidentally received a flood of ideas while unsuccessfully using herbs to clean himself.
I had the chance to record a Sinatra Song with custom lyrics. On the drive we talk about what it takes to learn a song. I even let you hear my creation.
Take a nice car ride with Frank as he shares his thoughts on properly disposing of cigarette butts.
A story of a man who tries to turn back the hands of time and instead turns himself into something not even science can explain.
I got the urge to be a little silly on my way to work today. Listen as I turn on my recorder, walk into Robins Donuts and buy a cup of Joe as a Mexican. "What do you mean those beans aren't from Mexico."
Evon makes his cooking show return after being cancelled yet again with another network. Today he is frying up perogies and onions.
It's the first episode of That's Bullsht. There's one guy who can see through all the Bullsht and his name is Frank.
Welcome to the drive on the From The Hip Podcast. I give former president Clinton a ride and he talks about his days as a performer.
It's the drive on a rainy morning and we talk about how to get the universe to conspire to help you.
We landed in Canada late last night. Today I am sharing what I go through after a long trip abroad. It's nice to be home.
It's been almost two weeks since we landed. We are having a fabulous time. In this episode I talk about falling out if my creative routine and how much I miss it.
We are two hours away from boarding a plane for the first leg of out European vacation. I have a question. Can you have a memory of a smell? All that and more in this episode.
Here is a one of the most beautiful love songs ever in the style of Elvis Presley I did for someone.
How does Europe for the whole family sound? My kids have never been on a plane before so I figure if they can take 11.5 hours the first time, the rest of their lives flying will be a piece of cake.
The morning drive along the long road we all go down. On this podcast I mention a deer and a new adventure called Ingress.
I will be teaching how to create a podcast on iTunes using AudioBoo as your media host in a future training video.
It's the outdoors edition of German radio from Northwestern Ontario. Günther comes across two wild animals - sort of, on his walk in the wild. Will he make it out alive?
My kids join me as we spend a birthday night in our city's newest hotel. Find out the one thing that sucked during our visit.
I discovered an absolute gem on the App store yesterday. Not only is it a fantastic journey into the life of John Lennon but it also teaches us about the creative process. (I recorded this on the go and was disappointed with the quality of the final recording. I will send you your money back.) ;)
I learned the best definition of a story from Jeffrey Alan Schechter ... who admittedly learned it from someone else.
Firstly I want to thank the academy for deciding to feature my AudioBoo. It was cool to wake up to an email saying a Boo of mine has been chosen to be feature. I would have featured a better piece of work of mine however. I am thrilled none the less.
During today Podcast I share why I didn't record yesterday and a new person I started following on Vine. If you do creative work I think you should follow him too. He will lift you up like the little blue pill.
Most emails we get are JUNK. The Yogi reads a surprisingly useful one. You will also hear the 4th Interview With Legends and learn what an MC really does in a tribute artist production.
We continue the Interview with Legends Series that talks about the behind the scenes of a tribute artist production.
Thanks for calling. Please don't leave a message but listen to these two sound bites, OK?
This marks the halfway point of #AudioMo. I present to you Sound Bites, my audio variety show. There are 1,000,000 ways to create audio during the month of June.
Spend some time with me in a sacred room where others fear to come and learn about how you can enjoy playing games from the past even today.
A little story of what happened one time when I wrote down a few goals. A true story about German engineering and country music.
The Maharesh Yogi joins the podcast to deliver the news of my vacation. He also shares the importance of this location and what it means to me. #AudioMo
Something exciting happened to me today. After taking what I thought would be a goofy little 10 question quiz I could hardly contain myself. Just call me Creative Master. It's all on the Podcast and Day 3 of #AudioMo.
Fresh from seeing Disney's new movie about Sleeping Beauty that isn't called Sleeping Beauty, I share with you how I am learning to become a better writer.
The AudioMo challenge is in June this year and it begins today. In this first episode I introduce my experimental sidekick and share some of the topics we will be touching on this month.
On the morning drive to work we chat about a variety of unrelated topics. You will also hear a brief appearance from my new "Siri-like" personal assistant.
On the morning drive we talk about how as a society we are moving away from our connection to the universal power and instead connecting to many, many other things
Our Yogi friend welcomes you to his podcast. He brings along a special guest who once lived in Brazil. Join the Yogi as he talks to Cesar Abeid. There are a couple of surprises along the way.
Our relationship with our cars is often a Love-hate relationship. Most often it's hate. This is even more so if a car almost took the life of your brother.
Even for Northwestern Ontario spring has arrived late. Let's go for a walk and talk about it.
Spring is a wonderful time of year. It's filled with flowers in Munich, Volkswagens and wolves.
Our favorite Yogi decides to attempt to relax you so you can connect to the universal consciousness. He runs into some unexpected problems.
After hearing a lovely lady do this with 20 languages from around the world on YouTube, I thought I would give my northern Ontario version of it.
It's the season for new shocks and struts. In this episode I also give a special shout out to my buddy Jeff Thompson.
The NHL trade deadline what's a busy one this year. My son is about to find out the news about his favorite player as I pick him up early from school.
A new feature on from the hip. I talk about the beginnings of personal audio and video for me.
It was a great night of creativity. I sit down for an In-Studio recording. I just had to record something for you tonight.
Got an email from Fiverr.com letting me know I have become a level one seller yesterday. This is good news.
I decided to do an impromptu bit of fooling around at the McDonald's drive-through this morning.
Some friends and I went to see my friend John and his band perform at a roadhouse like bar tonight.
It happened again. My car has a bad habit of not letting me know I have left my lights on.
Like to wish you a happy new year. I'm hoping 2014 is a great year for you. It is so cold I'm wondering if anyone is even going to come out to celebrate New Year's eve.
This is my last four on four hour shift before the new media Expo in Vegas. Have you ever wondered how the body produces mucus?
Driving to work on the eve of Christmas eve day I talk about the delicious treat I'm enjoying.
What do singers do when they catch a cold? What happens to sick vocal chords one week before a show?
A new round of four on four off. Drive with me and -22.5°C temperatures and hear a couple of shout outs.
Join me on this episode of from the hip when I explain what happened after I dropped my daughter off this afternoon.
It continues to be sub zero temperatures here in northwestern Ontario. I'm talking subzero cubed temperatures.
Environment Canada reported we will be having 25 cm of snow fall last night, It didn't happen thankfully.
On my way to work today talking about the Elton John concert and the forthcoming Queen tribute concert tonight.
I have finally put this audio feed into iTunes. Open up your favourite pod-catcher of choice and look for From The Hip with Albert Hathazi.
Created with bossjock studio!
This is my very first recording with the newly designed Audioboo app. In this recording we grab a cup of coffee on the way to work and talk about impersonating people.
Come for a ride along with the Yogi and reminisce the last few decades of music as he spends the last hours in his rented vehicle.
It was 1977 and I was waiting for my mom in the car as she ran into Safeway to get something. The song Moody Blue came on. It sticks in my head because I am pretty sure the DJ said it was the first single since his death. Being 9 years old I tried understanding what was going on. All sorts of calculations and rationalizations were happening in my mind. It didn't matter in the end. I just loved the sound of his voice. Here is another one-take of a song for you. Moody Blue.
Welcome to the first episode of Cooking Mostly For Men. On this show a mostly male audience joins Evon Lentil LIVE for his secrets to cooking for mostly men. This show has been years coming gentlemen. Get a fork and join us.
I'm driving to work once again and we talk about daylight savings time and a couple of blogging ideas.
Driving home from my soccer game with a fresh carton of chocolate milk and satellite radio.
After one year of darkness a young man tries to turn his life around. This is an original story I wrote. Normally my stuff is off-the-cuff. This was a different process I quite enjoyed. Photo-credit Flickr: bike2chemnitz
I have won a free pair of tickets to see Cheech and Chong. The show is tonight. Going to bring back a ton of memories from my youth.
Today we play a game by listening to the Elvis channel on The satellite radio. Can we guess he Elvis song together?
Failing isn't as bad as we think. There's a new app that'll show you that and it's called the failure games by the gang at app sumo. Follow me at Albi68.
We are driving to a show for Toastmasters international. I have none other than Elton John in the car with me. In fact is chauffeuring me.
A little chat about my favourite era of Elvis. I also go right into one of his songs called I Really Don't Want To Know.
It was June 2012 New York City at an event called Blog World (which is now been changed to new media Expo) when I first saw a demonstration of the BossJock. I was blown away. You can hear that in this recording.
Alexa and I are heading to a football game and then an ice hockey game. It's a cold day for sports.
I sometimes forget that the color of blood is very unique and dark. And all of a sudden I am thirsty.
I'm a little nervous about exercising tonight. I'm off to play soccer but only a week ago I ever so slightly tweaked my calf muscle. I'm wondering if it's gonna hold out or should I have just stayed at home.
Today on the drive to work I talk more of the health tech I'm using to bring my health up a notch.
I'm on my way to work like a normal person. Starting Monday. Let's talk little bit about the new iPhone little bit about slow-motion
Just finished a legend's tribute show and it was great. Sometimes things are even better than what you expected them to be.
Christopher Walken stole my iPhone and posted for me today. I am not responsible for what he said.
Today I recorded on my cute little Roland R-05 digital recorder. The quality of the recordings with it are amazing. You can use it to become a nature sound recording person if you wanted to. Seriously. Get one and get paid to record stuff. :) I start of in my car because I was being attacked by by mosquitos. Then I walk to the back of the house and share some nature sounds with you. Recorded on the Roland R-05.
I'm getting this recording in under the wire. Today I shot a few videos with a cool new piece of video equiptment called the iStabilizer MonoPod. The boxes on the picture are how some new gear got to my house. Recorded on my iPhone with the Audioboo app.
Back at home safe and sound. In the recording I try out these new 'Bug Bands' we picked up in Minnesota. Find out if they work as I give my body to science for your enjoyment. Recorded with the great Edutige EIM-003 mic into my iPhone. Produced with the BossJockApp. Uploaded with Boomail right from Bossjock. (What a great time saver.) Note: I have not been able to get my description to post correctly yet using BooMail.
It was another tough day at the USA Cup for my kid's teams. My son's team lost both games. My daughter's team came within scoring one goal to advance. Next year girls. I am reunited with my son as my co-host on this day 13 of #Audiomo. We recoded this under the covers with the iPhone mic. Produced with #bossjockapp.
I am trying to record as quietly as possible. It's late. The family is sleeping. I slipped of into the bathroom to try out my Bose headphone cable that can be used to make calls and control my iPhone music. My initial thoughts are the pickup is rather low. But I am almost whispering after all. Recorded with the Audioboo App on the iPhone.
It was more shopping today. Nothing exciting there. Last night a car horn that sounded a lot like ours went off around 12:30 am. I woke us up. We couldn't see our van from the 7th story window. So we couldn't confirm we were the guilty party. Produced on the iPad with #BossJockApp
We made it to Minneapolis. Combine a late night from the day before and the long drive today it all adds up to me being beat. In this recording I share with you a very inspirational recording. Unfortunately, I don't even know the source of this great message. Listen to it more than once. Recorded with my iPhone Mic and produced with the @bossjockapp.
This episode is brought to you by the rain.
The older I get, the more nostalgic I get.
On this recording for AudioMo Day 9, I talk about the rain and soccer practice as a kid. I also touch upon a subject that is very special to me, music.
I am recording this show with Edutige EIM-003 iMicrophone and ESL-001 Extension cable. The production of the show is done on #Bossjockapp.
The App store turns this week. They are celebrating by giving some premium apps away for free. Everyday this week. I talk about some of the apps I picked up today. Also, I share with you one of the reasons I dislike iTunes. Recorded with the iRig Mic and produced with the @BossJockApp.
On day seven of AudioMo I chat about my daughters 11th birthday and the soccer games my kids played today. I also talk about being yourself. Also a shout out to Elsie from the Podcast Mastermind. Find her on Twitter @YoGeek. The picture here is one of the very first pictures taken of my daughter and I 11 years ago. Recorded with my iRig Mic and produced in @BossJockApp
On Day 6 a guest host, Vladmir takes over with special guest Robert. (My son). It's late. We almost missed our deadline again. Recorded with the @bossjockapp.
I left recording my Day 5 Audioboo too late in the day. I have about 10 minutes before the clock strikes midnight. I don't want to miss even one day during this #audiomo challenge.
It's the forth of July for the USA. A new podcast gets submitted and approved in record time. Today I am recording right into my iPad II and recording it with the #BossJock App. <3 The sound is great.
What special day it was for my son. His life clearly changed today. Today we are recording with the iRig Mic. There is a lot of good things to say about this mic. Learn why this is one of my go to mics. It's been great listening to other folks during #AudioMo.
During the Audiomo challenge I plan to record from varied locations with different setups. It will be fun to try stuff out. On day 2 I am on my deck recording into #BossJock with my Blue Yeti Mic. The mosquitos are loving it. I also sucked it up like a princess and did something un-manly. The image shows where I recorded the show and with what gear.
Excited to record the first day of the month-long #audiomo challenge. We are checking out fireworks during this night on Canada Day.
In the morning you're able to do different voices because your voice is still waking up so it doesn't sounds The same.
I discovered a podcast called inspiring words of encouragement by Zig Ziglar. In his latest episode he talks about finding the good in every situation. That's what I talk about
It's been snowing and blowing snow fiercely for 24 hours and finally it's letting up. The blizzard of thunder Bay for April 2013 is over.
Nigel a BBC reporter banished from England and sent to Canada reports on the morning events.
Spring continues to elude us here in Thunder Bay Ontario. This morning we wake up to even more snow.
My foreign correspondent Vladimir recorded this for me. Have a listen to how 4 different microphones sound in BossJock.
In today's carcast I talk about Posterous shutting down. Nothing beats owning your own web properties. Don't depend on free web services to run your online real estate.
I am car casting again for February 13, 2013. I thought it would do a little recording on my way to work and talk about stitcher radio and how I hate the news. Okay not all news some news.
On this first episode of the freezing tech news we talk about the Super Bowl, Toyota Corolla, Bluetooth stereo's and more.
First I drink the Vodka. Then I sing 'G'. After I sing high 'C'. Then more Vodka.
I just went to a place that I swore I would never go to again to sing karaoke the only reason I went this time was because of the 65th birthday. Listen to why I said I would never go back there.
I am behind schedule but it's okay. I'm looking for a Mr. lube location in town to get my free windshield wipers with my oil changed today. The one year anniversary of my podcast is upon me. It's been a great year.
Have a listen to what the Roland R-05 recorder captures as I take it for a ride in my Passat. My rear window was smashed in a random act of dumbness by a never to be found vandal so the road noise is louder than it normally would be. Damn, I love the R-05.
Heading to the Chamber of Commerce marketing meeting and I thought I would share a note with you.
Have you ever put off backing up your data? If so listen to this and ask yourself - "I am I lucky or just plain dumb?"
Today Elvis talks about what it is like behind the scenes in the lead up to a show. visit us: http://ThunderBayLegends.com
On this episode with the Thunder Bay Legends I managed to talk to Neil Diamond. He shares with us what to expect from him this weekend at Grand Portage Lodge & Casino
In today's episode I talk with the Rene Boyer, the man in the nice tux and man who introduces the Thunder Bay Legends.
In this second interview I corner Roy Orbison and Elton John in my home studio before a night of singing.
The first in a series of Thunder Bay Legends Interviews before our May 12th 2012 Show at Grand Portage Lodge and Casino