Episode 2
Music Jingle and Future Plans
I talk about the jingle and future plans for the podcast.
Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:
- Haaartland
- Death in Paradise (TV series) - Wikipedia
- Death in Paradise - BBC
- Feeling hot, hot, hot (eating a chile pepper)
- Scotch Bonnet - PepperScale
- The story behind the music of Death in Paradise – and the new version of the theme song - RadioTimes.com
- You're Wondering Now (Opening Theme - Short) - Shazam
- You're Wondering Now (Opening Theme - Extended) - Shazam
- Value 4 Value and Podcasting 2.0
- Fountain podcast app
- The Podfather 2.0 (The pioneers strike back) - Castopod blog
Episode 2 (6 minutes) was recorded on March 4, 2023, by podcaster, Martin Lindeskog, with Alitu Call Recorder. Editing, post-production, and transcript with the podcast maker, Alitu. Notes to self written on Mod 1927 notecards. Bumper and jingle by Jim Jonsson, JTunes Productions.
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Transcript
Welcome to Hot and Spicy Review.
Martin:I am Martin Lindesco, thanks to activities at
Martin:Heartland Community Builder, community at Heartland and the conversation there.
Martin:I am now pumped to start to continue with this podcast and episode two is about the music,
Martin:jingle, bumper and how it came about and future plans for this podcast.
Martin:Thanks again to conversation on Heartland community called Community Builder.
Martin:So this jingle and bumper like a short piece of a jingle is created by Jim Johnson Ga Tunes
Martin:Productions and I wanted to have something spicy, tasty, flavorful, betaot and this
Martin:rhythm.
Martin:And then I was thinking about the soundtrack
Martin:of Death in paradise in Swedish saying mood in Paula dessert, murder in paradise.
Martin:It's a British series that have been going on for several seasons now and I am a bit
Martin:sensitive as soft persons.
Martin:I don't like murder stories and crime and this
Martin:kind of thing, but this is more in a British style with humorous, interesting characters
Martin:and the seasons.
Martin:Often with TV series you have the first season
Martin:and it's top notch and then it will be a follow up, will that be the same quality and
Martin:standard and then it's going on and what will happen with that's, even with my favorites.
Martin:But back in the day, the ending season or the ending episodes could sometimes be a bit down.
Martin:You could say this deaf in paradise have been good every season I think, and often they have
Martin:changed the police war or the detective coming from England, Britain, Great Britain, United
Martin:Kingdom, going to this paradise island.
Martin:So it's been interesting the character to see
Martin:how it's developed and there is a scene where one of the officers is eating a chili pepper
Martin:and local dishes and so on and hot sauces and again the soundtrack is really moving and I
Martin:like it.
Martin:So what do you think about it?
Martin:Do you have melody for your life? A signature, a jingle, a bumper?
Martin:And how do you think a jingle is fitting to the podcast and giving you attention and
Martin:you're getting in the mood? And then also I use the jingle, the longer
Martin:part as an outro because the nice ending and you are in the groove and so on and the bumper
Martin:is getting to the show directly.
Martin:That's my take on it.
Martin:So I will include then the intro and outra music, the bumper and the jingle and a link to
Martin:the TV series and also link to Heartland Community Tool and that will be built around
Martin:this podcast.
Martin:Also a place like call it a digital food
Martin:market and yeah, this melting pot or stirring frying pan and wok.
Martin:I will discuss the podcast topics regarding hot sauces and spicy food and history of spice
Martin:trade, culture, cuisine, et cetera.
Martin:It would be very interesting to continue with
Martin:podcast and develop it and announce a co host for this show and it will be also having
Martin:kicking it up a notch with podcasting 2.0 according to the Podcasting 2.0 initiative and
Martin:the Value for Value model.
Martin:So I have added this podcast to Fountain App,
Martin:the new podcast app.
Martin:So I then also could add my new cohost to the
Martin:split and then in the future if we will have guests and also I want to add Jim Johnson to
Martin:the split.
Martin:So every time it plays, it's a unique
Martin:download.
Martin:Jim Johnson, the creator of Jingle and Bumper,
Martin:will get cut split percentage of what's going in, coming in as donations and also streaming
Martin:Satoshi.
Martin:And Satoshi is a part of a bitcoin and I will
Martin:tell you more about this in future, talk more about that and also be interesting to also
Martin:mount them back and forth with my co host about these things.
Martin:What's going on in podcasting? So I will include an interesting piece in a
Martin:French podcast magazine talking with the pioneers of this, Dave Jones and Adam Curry.
Martin:So I will include that in the show notes.
Martin:So to that I say cheerio and talk to you soon
Martin:again.