"I said 8-Ball, not meatball!";-) |
Radio 8 Ball |
Let's help Andras get out from behind the 8-Ball and get his website back up and running so we can watch some more shows like these-
Radio8Ball is a pop oracle.
Since 1998 Radio8Ball has existed on the radio, live onstage and in
video form on the web.
From the early days of the internet we have maintained a web presence, offering show information, pod-casts, and the interactive online oracle where you can get your Radio8Ball reading free any time day or night.
Just ask a question. Engage the oracle.
And get a randomly chosen song as your reading.
For many of us, Radio8Ball has provided a bridge to a deeper experience of synchronicity and I know there are lots of you who appreciate it as much as I do.
I have grand aspirations for Radio8Ball, and I am grateful to all who have supported the project thus far.
The R8B website is down.
From the early days of the internet we have maintained a web presence, offering show information, pod-casts, and the interactive online oracle where you can get your Radio8Ball reading free any time day or night.
Just ask a question. Engage the oracle.
And get a randomly chosen song as your reading.
For many of us, Radio8Ball has provided a bridge to a deeper experience of synchronicity and I know there are lots of you who appreciate it as much as I do.
I have grand aspirations for Radio8Ball, and I am grateful to all who have supported the project thus far.
The R8B website is down.
I just found out that the current Radio8Ball site is out of date.
Until it is fixed it will be an ugly inaccesible mess.
It’s going to cost $3000 to have the work done, and I am hoping that some fraction of the tens of thousands of you who have used the website and enjoyed the show over the years, will demonstrate your support for this endeavor and contribute enthusiastically.
Aside from the popular online oracle function, the site currently houses hours of podcasts featuring Allen Toussaint, Dan Bern, Tig Notaro, Casey Neill, Bart Davenport, Recess Monkey, Toy Newkirk, Ralph Metzner, Daniel Pinchbeck, James Combs, Jon Auer, Willie Wisely, Lili Haydn, Ian Moore, Pamela Adlon, Natasha Leggero, Dino Stamatopolous, Andy Dick, Sandman: The Rappin Cowboy and many, many more, engaging the pop oracle in search of answers to questions as varied as the human experience. If this campaign is fortunate enough to raise more than our goal I will put the additional funds toward producing new Radio8Ball content, probably more podcasts, and if the sum is large enough, who knows?
The goal is to produce a TV show, but I’m getting ahead of myself.
Right now I just want to get the website back up and working.
Synchronicity
I suppose it’s a drag that the website is down.
I thought so at first, but now I'm looking at this campaign as an opportunity to engage the medium of crowd-funding and see what kind of synchronicity we can unlock with it.
My experience with Radio8Ball has taught me that the sweetest answers almost always come from the least likely sources.
That’s you?
Maybe it’s someone you know.
Surprise me with your enthusiastic generosity. Please help keep Radio8Ball going with your contributions and by sharing this campaign with your friends who do synchronicity.
And of course, remember that Indiegogo has share tools to make it easier for you to support this campaign.
Until it is fixed it will be an ugly inaccesible mess.
It’s going to cost $3000 to have the work done, and I am hoping that some fraction of the tens of thousands of you who have used the website and enjoyed the show over the years, will demonstrate your support for this endeavor and contribute enthusiastically.
Aside from the popular online oracle function, the site currently houses hours of podcasts featuring Allen Toussaint, Dan Bern, Tig Notaro, Casey Neill, Bart Davenport, Recess Monkey, Toy Newkirk, Ralph Metzner, Daniel Pinchbeck, James Combs, Jon Auer, Willie Wisely, Lili Haydn, Ian Moore, Pamela Adlon, Natasha Leggero, Dino Stamatopolous, Andy Dick, Sandman: The Rappin Cowboy and many, many more, engaging the pop oracle in search of answers to questions as varied as the human experience. If this campaign is fortunate enough to raise more than our goal I will put the additional funds toward producing new Radio8Ball content, probably more podcasts, and if the sum is large enough, who knows?
The goal is to produce a TV show, but I’m getting ahead of myself.
Right now I just want to get the website back up and working.
Synchronicity
I suppose it’s a drag that the website is down.
I thought so at first, but now I'm looking at this campaign as an opportunity to engage the medium of crowd-funding and see what kind of synchronicity we can unlock with it.
My experience with Radio8Ball has taught me that the sweetest answers almost always come from the least likely sources.
That’s you?
Maybe it’s someone you know.
Surprise me with your enthusiastic generosity. Please help keep Radio8Ball going with your contributions and by sharing this campaign with your friends who do synchronicity.
And of course, remember that Indiegogo has share tools to make it easier for you to support this campaign.
Nightmare On Elm Street 4Imagery |
"Hang on, I have to go donate to the 8-Ball Radio website campaign." |
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$8
SynchronicityWe love 8! Your $8 is an investment in your own synchronicity. When you initiate this investment set an intention, ask a question, or just open up to what's possible. -
$23Accidental InitiationsAndras Jones' first book explores a Kabbalistic map of consciousness built into the architecture of Olympia, Washington. Shifting between deeply personal stories and the exploration of the landscape and it's sculpted esoteric significance, this offering from Sync Book Press is way funnier than it sounds. You get the E-Book.
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$42The Sync Book PakSync Book Press is the publisher of "Accidental Initiations: In The Kabbalistic Tree of Olympia" At this level you get AI, as well... "All The Happy Creatures" by Alan Abadessa Green "The Sync Book - Volume 1" - Various Authors All in the E-Book format
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$101The Previous PakFrom 1990 thru 2003 Andras Jones toured the US and Canada, solo and with his band, The Previous. You will receive the complete collection of their released material (and a collection of selected rarities) in MP3 form. This package includes: The Wrong Side of Town '90 Porch Music: '91 Mr. J &The Fascists: In Search of the 100th Monkey '93 Mr. J & The Hard Feelings: '95 UnPop... '97 Cold '98 Religious '99 Complicated '00 A Curmudgeon For All Seasons '01
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$250Sync Film CollectionJUST ADDED: For a donation of $250 I will send you a thumb drive containing several complete Sync Film explorations. "The Lifehouse Matrix", "Rosemary's White Album" and others, including "Tom Waits' Outsiders", "The Doors of Apocalypse Smile" and "The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. Jellyfish". Hours of sync-gasms await you. For a greater understanding of these unique works of sync art please the posted video from The Vinny Eastwood Show.
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$1,000Your own Personal R8B PodcastAt this level you deserve your own show! You get to pick the artists we will use as the oracle fodder and invite your favorite people as guests. The show will be hosted by Andras Jones and will be posted on the new website.
Darn those kids with their Radio 8-Ball. It melts my heart to listen to it. |
IKEbanA |
So, what's your answer?-)
Radio8Ball.com
And here is a sync.Andras' father's birthday is today
(in the States that is, because Oz is a day ahead)
and if he were alive still would have been 88.
Nightmare 4 came out in 1988.
Radio8Ball - IndieGoGo Campaign Update - June 10th
(Happy birthday Richard M. Jones)
UPDATE:
I just threw in $8 (US) and had to pay
$8.88 AUD.
PayPal Conversion Rate as of 11 Jun 2013 :
1 Australian Dollar = 0.901364 US Dollars
1 Australian Dollar = 0.901364 US Dollars
Is that auspicious or what?
I would have loved to put in more, but I'm out of work at the moment, so even $8 is a killer to my finances.
And someone threw in $1000 bucks
(and my spidey senses have a pretty good idea who that was;-)
I was only putting the word out for small donations from the sync minded communit, I didn't expect a splash that big in the pool.
Cheers to who ever that masked man was;-)
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