Native American Flutes (not really though, just a test podcast): Recent Episodes
Ricardo Wolvrik
Discussions about all aspects of Native American Flutes. Interviews with Native American Flute makers and players. Some original music samples are also included.
It's clear that a song with the title Time in a Box wouldn't be as nice sounding as the title Time in a Bottle, or is it? Actually, Time in a Box could be a pretty decent title for the right song.
The relevancy lies in the mechanical nature of the mechanism. I'm not saying that it's not relevant, just that it's bifurcated by the divergent patterns that have emerged.
This should populate my ID3 tags with the title I entered above when I update the ID3 tags at the bottom of this form.
Update: This is the updated version of this episode. Released with pertinent information for 2023! This is good to listen to if you like deep dives into what drives popular culture and contributes to the shape shifting paradigms that influence the society we live in. Join Ricardo as he explores the web of social interactions and how they constantly point to the reality of interbeing.
This will do the job of 10, or more woefully under performing polyglots. Language is complex and speaking several of them can be intense man!
In this episode (like every other episode), I just read a boring article about the gears inside of a watch. That's not saucy.
Well a new field appeared called Third Party Content. This is a test to see if not selecting an option will cause the episode to not publish.
Can a permalink be used for a draft episode? No. Checking if changes made on Samsung phone are saved.
Wheels of time articulated with precision. The analogue tick-tock sound of a clock marking the passing of time is also a reminder of the finite reality of our lives.