The first overtly political episode of the Head Pop Experiments, made after the US announced it will, eventually, leave Iraq.

The episode has a bit of a hip-hop feel and features music by Burnt, Digi Hartatak and Edward Star. It also samples clips from Democracy Now, Our Media and the documentary Iraq for Sale.

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Slightly different from our usual material, this episode pays tribute to one of my favourite shows, Mike Hagan's Radio Orbit which ceased broadcast a few weeks before I made this episode, which features clips from that show.

Also includes music from John Maxwell Hobbs, American Box, and Bob Maus.

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In these times of food crisis, is alright to eat food thats fallen on the floor? this episode features audio recorded in an entirely different town that most of the others!

Apologies for the deja vu- I used a piece of music I later realised I had used just one episode previous.
This episode has music from Fumbata, Jamison Young and Crush

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Drawing heavily on the Creative Commons, this episode mixes sound bytes from Cory Doctorow's recent interview on The Viking Youth Power Hour with music from Fumbata and Dawglibs

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 Can you cook based on sounds? this episode explores that question.

Featuring music by John Maxwell Hobbs and The Radical Thought Resistance

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Sorry this is online a few days late... This is an episode made up of bits and pieces, in a word 'random'.

Featuring music by John Maxwell Hobbs, Outside and Al Hotchkiss

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In a similar style to episode 8 (Mechanical Man) this episode mixes material from 1930s radio play <i>The Shadow</i> with 21st century Creative Commons music.

Featuring music from Sapheric Panoply, John Maxwell Hobbs, and Temple of Flesh

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Byron and Bellatina interact with a possum.

Featuring other randomness and music by Blue Valentime, Vegetation and  Al Hotchkiss.

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The time has come, the walrus said, to speak of many things...
And in this episode we do. A number of clips I had lying around my harddrive thrown together to make a new epiosde. Enjoy.

Featuring music by A Cup of Tea, Ghost of Glasnomnia, Adams God and John Maxwell Hobbs.

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Discussion about the universe from camping at Castle Hill, featuring music by John Marxwell Hobbs and the song  'Stars' by Andy Mac.

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This episode is dedicated to the memory of scientist Albert Hoffman, who died yesterday age 102.