A Solution To A Problem That Didn't Exist Until I Invented It.

Due to Linda's love of soap operas I spend a good deal of my time sat in my lab/workshop twiddling my thumbs while my muse is off somewhere musing someone else.
Should I want to entertain myself with sound I have, in the past, happily plugged my pod into the old valve radio set up which, to be fair, involves a bit of a sound quality trade off if I want to listen to anything other than mp3 files of 78 rpm records.
(There is a deeper problem but more of that in a later post.)
I've hit upon a solution.
No, not headphones or, as they are described in the manual, ear-buds.
The AUX input on my Roland Micro Cube.
I stuck my pod cradle to the back of it and plugged in.
Compact, portable and mono.
Perfect.

Here is a list of the pod-casts that fill up the blank spaces in my life:

• Hooting Yard On The Air.
• The H.P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast.
• Hollingsville.
• Right Where You Are Sitting Now!
• The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe.
• Welcome to Mars.

The great thing about this set up being that I can plug in a microphone and join the conversations.
Sort of chit-chat-karaoke.
Bases covered.