Trying to follow

My co-host Zach has been quite busy in the recent month or so and though this is no excuse, we have been unable to do a podcast for quite some time. Fortunately, this dark period of audio silence might soon be coming to and end. The school year is almost over and that means a little breathing room for both of us.
We’ll see how full force the podcast returns, but at the least you can expect one this summer. Lately, we’ve been talking about finances and I’m sure that conversation will continue. We’ll chat about Dave Ramsey and Debt, mutual funds and student loans. Hopefully it’ll be something you’ll enjoy. Stay tuned…

Call me a frugal or call me a scrooge, I don’t like spending money often, and thus I always like getting things for free. One thing I like collecting, and don’t seem to use very often is free song downloads. So there are two recent findings that have made me particularly happy.

First, This website is giving away ten free song downloads from Sony Connect. 10 Songs are quite a bit and might be worth it to some of you to download the SonicStage program and get the free songs. If your interested I’ve already got three codes to get the free songs, just let me know your email.

Second, My friend Zach just told me that Napster.com now let’s you listen to full songs for free. Next time your sitting around trying to remember how that song goes, or wanting to hear the most talked about album, you can do it all completely for free. The only limitations is you can only listen to a song five times. Sounds pretty free to me.

I’m not sure why, but I’m sure some folks are stopping by the site. Currently though I have no stats, nor comments to prove it. Somethings not right…