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HiUP #29 - Rainy Day
Show number twenty-nine starts off soggy but brightens up soon enough. In the news, another car-and-kid theft, school funding, the “Lost” robber, Michelle Wie, and $3-a-gallon gas. Two music selections this week, one slack-key and one something completely different. The wife tackles New York movies. Finally, another HawaiiUP podcast giveaway.
In this show:
- 01:35 HawaiiUP Headlines
- 13:45 “Ka`a Slack” from Far From Home by Darin Leong
- 17:45 The Pith of Pop: The Podcast Edition
Top Five New York Flicks - 27:30 “Rosalinda” by Suspicious Minds
- 31:17 HawaiiUP T-Shirt Giveaway
Special thanks to Akamai Brain Collective for providing our theme song. To download this episode, click the “Pod” icon below or cut-and-paste the following URL:
http://libsyn.com/media/hawaii/hawaiiup20051022.mp3
35:44/21MB MP3 — 
October 23rd, 2005 at 3:54 am
“I’m walking here, I’m walking here” is from “Midnight Cowboy”, isn’t it? I just watched the AFI 100 Top Movie Quotes last night, and it ranked 27.
October 23rd, 2005 at 4:04 pm
Ryan,
Another great podcast. I love the Slack-Key!!
ET
October 23rd, 2005 at 8:17 pm
Good lord, NemesisVex, I think you’re right! In my head I was thinking, “Are you talkin’ to me? Are you… talkin’ to me?” But that line came out instead. Must’ve had imagery of taxis running amok through my head.
October 25th, 2005 at 8:37 am
Any chance we might see some “The Transmission” t-shirts? That way the wife and I could have a set. It would be great advertising! You’d have HawaiiUp and the Transmission walking the malls of Texas.
November 4th, 2005 at 12:05 pm
Hey Ryan,
Just listening now to the Jen’s top 5 NY movies POP.
Did you know that:
1 The Melanie Griffith and Joan Cusak charaters are actually from Staten Island (note the ferry rides to work). Quite a bit less “NY” than Brooklyn (ti’s almost New Jersey).
2 The setting for Rosemary’s Baby (and where it was actually shot) is in The Dakota, an grand old apt building that dates from the early 1800s. It’s been the home to Leaonard Bernstein, Rudolf Nureyev, and many others. Including John Lennon (it was where he was shot). Yoko still lives there.
Great selections altogether, Jen.
A hui ho!
Thom