Israellycool Podcast #37: Trains, Planes, and Automobiles
Aussie Dave | Feb 10, 2006 | 2 comments
Israellycool Podcast #37 is now up on my podcast site.
On this week’s show, Erika and I chat about everyday life, politics and pop culture, including taking the train, the latest deadly Zionist invention, the cartoon intifada, Putin’s stance on Hamas, and Shimon Peres trying to get lucky. 
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An Australian immigrant to Israel, Aussie Dave has been blogging since early 2003.Filed Under: Podcasts
I was originally going to write to complement you on the quality of the podcasts since Erika started as a regular. The give and take adds to the enjoyment.
Then Erika made her comment about us old geezers that are 50 and above and our musical tastes. (I am a whopping 55 – really over the hill.;-)
The musical gulf between my generation at 55 and you young ones is not like when my grandparents were in their 50′s. I have an eclectic collection of stuff on my iPod – from classical to pop, rock, country, old standards, Israeli rap, Mizrachi, Brazilio-Israeli, and some comedy.
BTW, how do you get the time to watch all the American TV shows that you talk about. When is Jay Leno on? When I was in Israel in October I don’t ever remember seeing Jay Leno as an option. Is it carried only by certain cable companies?
I look forward to continuing to learn from you about life in Israel. Keep podcasting.
Alan
I was originally going to write to complement you on the quality of the podcasts since Erika started as a regular. The give and take adds to the enjoyment.
Then Erika made her comment about us old geezers that are 50 and above and our musical tastes. (I am a whopping 55 – really over the hill.;-)
The musical gulf between my generation at 55 and you young ones is not like when my grandparents were in their 50′s. I have an eclectic collection of stuff on my iPod – from classical to pop, rock, country, old standards, Israeli rap, Mizrachi, Brazilio-Israeli, and some comedy.
BTW, how do you get the time to watch all the American TV shows that you talk about. When is Jay Leno on? When I was in Israel in October I don’t ever remember seeing Jay Leno as an option. Is it carried only by certain cable companies?
I look forward to continuing to learn from you about life in Israel. Keep podcasting.
Alan