In this Griddlesode, Ron tells the story called: Helpful or Harmful?

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Here is a direct link to Griddlesode #S2-010: Helpful or Harmful? (13.1 MB/18:55) or try our Griddlecakes Radio “Griddleplayer” to the left.  But if you like the show, please subscribe—either through the RSS/XML or iTunes links.

On this Griddlesode, we featured the following recording artists in order of appearance:

• “Rocket Science” by: Brain Buckit
• “Prelude” by: John Schmidt

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In this Griddlesode, Ron tells the story called: The Griddlecakes Zone.

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Here is a direct link to Griddlesode #S2-009: The Griddlecakes Zone (12.6MB/18:17) or try our Griddlecakes Radio “Griddleplayer” to the left.  But if you like the show, please subscribe—either through the RSS/XML or iTunes links.

On this Griddlesode, we featured the following recording artists in order of appearance:

• “Lost” by: Thehipcola
• “Searching For You” by: Critical Mass

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Also, here is a link to Bells in the Batfry.  It is also listed on the left side of this website with other suggested podcasts.

In this Griddlesode, Ron tells the story called: Yankee Mailbox.

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Here is a direct link to Griddlesode #S2-008: Yankee Mailbox (17.5MB/24:13) or try our Griddlecakes Radio “Griddleplayer” to the left.  But if you like the show, please subscribe—either through the RSS/XML or iTunes links.