Holy moly, Scrappy’s finally back! After five long months away from the mic, Scrappy comes charging back with an all-new podcast!

Broadcasting from the road, this week’s podcast features new tunes from Glen Hansard and The Shins, along with tracks from Lambert Hendrix and Ross, The Derek Trucks Band, and many others. If you want to know why’s kept Scrappy away and why he’s tired of fighting, this week’s podcast will get you up to date.

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This week’s podcast features lots of new tunes from artists Ben Lee, Mumford and Sons and Florence and the Machine. Come join Scrappy for a beguiling musical stew that features a little bit of Dr. John here and a little bit of Julian Casiblanca there.

The show also features a great cover of the Bob Marley classic, “The Little Birds” done by the not-for-profit organization “Playing For Change, which brings together musicians from all over the world – literally.
Watch the video for “Three Little Birds” and learn more about Playing For Change.

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Scrappy’s got a cold, but that doesn’t stop him from cranking out three rousing sets on today’s podcast.

From soulful NOLA favorites from the late 50′s and early 60′s, to a set dedicated to his bunkhead brethren, to white-boy hipster sounds, today’s show has something foe everyone.

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Mere weeks after the last podcast and fresh from giving a keynote speech to educators in Las Vegas, Scrappy is back at the mic. This week’s podcast Features a set that includes a sunny new tune from Josh Rouse, a new medley from Bon Iver, along with tracks from the likes of Release The Sunbird, Florence and the Machine, Clarence Carter and Brigitte Bardot (when was the last time you listened to Brigitte Bardot sing, huh?).

As summer wains and autumn waits in the wings, come join Scrappy as he takes you One Toke Over The Line just In The Nick of Time.

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The comebacks keep ‘a comin’! After yet another absence, Scrappy is back at the mic again with his patented mix of tunes. Featuring tracks from the likes of They Might Be Giants, the recently reunited Jayhawks, Big Joe Lewis & the Honeybears and a new track from Peter Bjorn and John, Scrappy is happy to share his musical favorites and finds. The music might take you places you’ve never been before. So come on everybody, let Scrappy take you to Booty City!

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Turning 30 is traditionally a time when folks look both behind and forward to see if they are where they want to be in life. With podcast 30 now available, I thought I’d take the opportunity to ask some questions myself.

So to celebrate podcast number 30, I’m putting up the first ever Broadcasting From Home listener survey! That’s right, now’s your chance to tell me what you really think – Do I talk too much on the podcast? do I play too much Yo La Tengo and not enough Celine Dion?

AND as a special bonus, not only do you get to voice your opinion, those who want can be entered into a drawing to win one of two copies of a very special CD that I’ve been saving for this very occasion. So, you get to sound off and win at the same time.

Here’s another link to the survey in case you didn’t see the one above.

On podcast number 30 Scrappy celebrates in song the legalization of gay marriage in New York. He also remembers musical pioneer Gil Scott-Heron. This week’s podcast also features the likes of The Generationals, Passion Pit, Lee Morgan, Two Nice Girls, The Rolling Stones, and much, much more.

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After a two month absence (and three weeks in rehab), Scrappy’s back at the helm with his trademark mix that takes you from great American rock ‘n roll to cheesy Bollywood dance music all in one set.

Featuring a new track from Emmylou Harris, the soulful crooning of Richard Hawley, and tracks from Dirty Projectors and Local Natives that were given the thumbs-up by Scrappy’s 20-year-old daughter with discerning taste, Scrappy hopes you’ll forgive him for his leaving you in the musical lurch for so long. Oh, and as always, the request lines are open.

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Why is the podcast going up on a Wednesday and not a Sunday you ask? Why Daddyo was hacked and Scrappy just got everything up and running. Yes that’s right – hacked! Michigan Governor Rick Snyder tried to take over Daddyo.com the way he’s taken over the town of Benton Harbor. But Scrappy fought back against the jackboot of tyranny and once again Daddyo.com and Broadcasting From Home are back on the air with a message of freedom and great music.

Now that the show is finally up, this week’s podcast is entitled Pop Goes The Podcast! That’s right, this week’s podcast features all sorts of fun, upbeat, offbeat and jangly music. Featuring pop gems from Ben Folds, Paul Westerberg, Jump, Queen, Spoon and other bands with one word names, come join Scrappy with this week’s mix of pop delights.

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This week’s podcast features a number of hard to pronounce international tracks, which luckily, Scrappy does not slaughter. Also, Scrappy is set straight by a listener as to what kind of music is truly danceable. Add to that tracks from the likes of Beth Orton, The Trashcan Sinatras, Ryan Adams, Neil Young, Sinead O’Connor and more, and you’ve got one hour’s worth of pure Scrappy goodness.

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