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No new spoken word story this week.
Not that many of you were listening anyway; however I wanted to let the three or four regulars know. I will post something soon.
picture from my old ipaq.
Posted on June 16, 2010 ()
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Plays: 60[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
52 in 52 Spoken Word Story #6: “Cutting the Wire” … an almost-true spoken word thingy about four drunken teenagers conducting an amphibious assault on a ranch for the purposes of duck hunting.
Copyright 2010 Todd Mauldin
Posted on June 8, 2010 ()
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Plays: 50[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
52 in 52 Spoken Word Project Story #5: “A Mylar Red Balloon”, a spoken word thingy in which we meet a couple of young lovers. Click above to listen.
Copyright 2010 Todd Mauldin and such.
Posted on June 1, 2010 ()
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Plays: 40[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
52 in 52 Spoken Word Project Story #4: “Service Writer”, a spoken word thingy about love and loss in the dealership’s service department. Click above to listen.
Copyright Todd Mauldin 2010 all rights reserved.
Posted on May 25, 2010 ()
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Plays: 4[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
52 in 52 Spoken Word Project Story #3: “Church Creek” - it may be about the environment, it may be about something else. I’m not sure. Click above to listen.
copyright 2010 Todd Mauldin. All rights reserved blah bah blah.
Posted on May 18, 2010 ()
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Plays: 10[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
52 in 52 Spoken Word Project Story #2: “Imperfect Crime” by Todd Mauldin copyright 2010 all rights reserved. Click above to listen.
The almost-true story of the attempted destruction of a school house in Beowawe, NV with a tractor tire.
Posted on May 11, 2010 ()
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Plays: 8[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
52 in 52 Spoken Word Project Story #1: “Tapes” by Todd Mauldin copyright 2010 all rights reserved. Click to listen.
Wherein we explore one man’s obsession with buying cassette tapes at thrift stores.
Update: I’ve decided to do one of these a week, see how close to 52 in a row I can get.
Posted on May 7, 2010 ()
Todd Mauldin is a blues philosopher living in Reno, Nevada, who performs solo, as well as with his partner Jack Doyle as The Hellbusters.
The Hellbusters debut CD "Guilty" is available and fairly popular worldwide among those who like their blues hard, immediate, intimate and lightly cooked.
Todd Mauldin's solo show, featuring spoken word and hard country blues, is being performed to positive reviews.
For more information about the Hellbusters or Todd's solo show, contact tavo@hellbusters.net.
Hope you find something interesting among the bric-a-brac here. There's information about Todd's blues, art and spoken word, as well as screeds and rants, video clips and music samples, bulls and scripture, and a large range of invective and hyperbole, both sacred and profane.
