 This week on The Bugcast: we have a birthday here at Bugcast Towers, a couple of stories from the past week, and eight tracks of fantastic Creative Commons music.
This week on The Bugcast: we have a birthday here at Bugcast Towers, a couple of stories from the past week, and eight tracks of fantastic Creative Commons music.
Songs played
- Breezeless – Never Known You Right – from Herne, Germany – source
- Lilac Frog – Reason to Stay (feat. Undy) – from Truro, UK – source
- Living Camboya – Particulas – from Málaga, Spain – source
- Blood Sugar and Sax Magic – You – from France – source
- Ground and Leaves – You and Me – from Italy – source
- Robin Ray – Sign In Stranger – from Seattle, WA – source
- Dan Mantau – Lies (feat. Aussens@iter, Trifonic, Amelia June) – from Werne, Germany – source
- Anton Beckman – Mojo – from France – source
Intro: Chris Juergensen – Bug Lips
Outro: Mark Marshall – Man Walking
Topics
Thanks to Yannick for hosting last week’s show!<br />
Des is sixteen today<br />
BBC News: <a href="https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-29036876">Tina Turner obituary: Pop legend who overcame abuse to become global star</a><br />
BBC News: <a href="https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65714508">Man arrested after car crashes into Downing Street gates</a>
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