[Track title] : Bugle 234 - Nuns, guns and nutters [By] : The Bugle [URL] : http://bit.ly/16zdTeg [Description from Soundcloud] : Who the hell are UKIP and what do they want? Is making guns an act of libertarianism and why nuns and nuclear don’t mix

[Video title] : BMX Bandits In HQ [URL] : http://bit.ly/13n3uv4 [Video description from Youtube] : Opening credits from 1983 film BMX Bandits

[Video title] : THIS IS WATER [URL] : http://bit.ly/ZFNLGk [Video description from Youtube] : In 2005, author David Foster Wallace was asked to give the commencement address to the 2005 graduating class of Kenyon College. However, the resulting speech didn’t become widely known until 3 years later, after his tragic death. It is, without a doubt, some of the best life advice we’ve ever come across, and perhaps the most simple and elegant explanation of the real value of education. We made this video, built around an abridged version of the original audio recording, with the hopes that the core message of the speech could reach a wider audience who might not have otherwise been interested. However, we encourage everyone to seek out the full speech (because, in this case, the book is definitely better than the movie). -The Glossary Listen to the full speech here: http://bit.ly/OpdnXR We sourced all the music tracks from a handful of great composers found online. Here are the artists: Ryan Leach (ryanleach.com) Hugh Mitchell (audiojungle.net/user/hughmitchell) Vadim Shkor (audiojungle.net/user/wadim251185) Skanoir (audiojungle.net/user/Skanoir) The Digital Pianist (audiojungle.net/user/TheDigitalPianist) Be sure to check out their work!

[Track title] : Music Ally Podcast #26 – Spotify, Snoop Dogg, YouTube, Tony Blackburn and more [By] : Music Ally [URL] : http://bit.ly/10hdXGv [Description from Soundcloud] : In the latest Music Ally podcast, Eamonn Forde and Stuart Dredge almost abandon it 20 seconds in as there’s no news. Then they remember this is news. Lots of it. And that news includes: Spotify buying Tunigo, what that means for third-party apps and if Spotify is “doing an Apple” by snapping up the companies that do certain things better than they do; why Snoop Dogg’s new app looks set to coin it in by selling virtual stickers of blunts to “lunatics”; why SABAM is trying to get ISPs to give it money because services like YouTube and iTunes make customers get faster broadband; YouTube looking to charge for premium channels and why music might not be an ideal fit her; and finally why Tony Blackburn’s autobiography, Poptastic, is the greatest literary work of the modern age.

[Track title] : #494: Hit the Road [By] : This American Life [URL] : http://bit.ly/18qoKpo [Description from Soundcloud] : It’s spring, so we’re opening windows and going places. This week we have stories of people who, for reasons that they can’t always explain, feel compelled to get out and go somewhere. Including the story of one man who decides to take a trip from Philadelphia to San Francisco — by foot.

[Track title] : Bugle 233 - Baby got hack [By] : The Bugle [URL] : http://bit.ly/12Dtxhf [Description from Soundcloud] : Hacking, Afghanistan and Andy introduces his lobsters

[Track title] : Are We Facebook’s Slave Labor? Jason Lanier’s Who Owns the Future, Reviewed [By] : Slate Voice [URL] : http://bit.ly/139bGCv [Description from Soundcloud] : Facebookers of the World, Unite! If the economy of the future runs on our data, does that make us slave labor? Written and read by Will Oremus.

[Video title] : Nile Rodgers in Belfast on David Bowie and Let’s Dance [URL] : http://bit.ly/17Aopiq [Video description from Youtube] : Q&A session with Nile Rodgers at The Stiff Kitten Belfast. Nile is telling the audience how he and David Bowie collaborated on Lets Dance.