Scarborough RibFest 2006
When something involves food, the whole crew gets in on the action. Of all the years I lived in Scarborough, I never realized they had a ribfest. Now that I'm in North York, we decided to hit the old stomping grounds to check out the ribs. We weren't disappointed.
Show Notes from Episode #006:
- Scarborough RibFest
- The Purple Pig (Michelle's Pick)
- Blazin BBQ (Jay's Pick)
- Camp31 (Rannie's Pick)
- Scarborough Rotray Club
Check out these Ribfests in the coming weeks
- Guelph Ribfest : August 25th- 28th
- Burlington Ribfest : September 2nd - 5th
- Oshawa Ribfest : September 8th - 10th
Kultura Filipino Arts Festival
A couple weeks back we checked out the Kultura Filipino Arts Festival that took place at the Kapisanan Philippine Arts Centre in Kensington Market. The afternoon was filled with music, visual arts, vendors andfilms from a variety of talented filipinos. It was great to see all the artistic endeavours in this niche community, bring us back to our roots.
Show Notes from Episode #005:
- For more info on the centre you can email kpc_info@yahoo.ca
Celebrate Toronto Street Festival
Michelle checks out the rides at the Yonge and Eglinton location of the Celebrate Toronto Street Festival. For some reason she only captured footage on the Bumblebee ride. We didn't wanna waste the footage, so enjoy the ride.
Show Notes from Episode #004:
Andy Warhol / Supernova with David Cronenberg
The Slapdash Team were invited to an Blogger Q&A with David Cronenberg at the Art Gallery of Ontario. It was to celebrate the opening of the Andy Warhol / Supernova exhibit which is showing at the AGO through to October 22nd 2006.
Show Notes from Episode #003:
Pirates of the Caribbean : Dead Man's Chest
We're finally back with the long lost first episode. In this episode, the slapdash team was invited to a preview of Buena Vista Games release of Pirates of the Caribbean : Dean Man's Chest on the GBA, Nintendo DS and PSP.
Show Notes from Episode #002:
It's official, SlapDash is now available on iTunes. So why don't you go over there and subscribe!
Needless to say this is exciting news for us. We just need to fan the flames and get some more content online. There are 3 episodes in the works as we speak, and one brewing in my head. Along with a slew of half episodes that may never see the light of day.
Let me throw some background history about this podcast while I have your attention. Being a blogger for almost 6 years now; I've watched the blogging community grow, I've seen the photoblogging world explode and I've witnessed podcasts and video podcasts flourish. We collectively figured it was time jump on board especially since Michelle needed a creative outlet to brush up on her video editting skills and since Jay liked the idea of being in front of the camera to do throws. This was the perfect opportunity. So the three of us brainstormed one evening many moons ago and finally came up with the name SlapDash.
By definition, it was perfect, we were three creative souls looking for an outlet, without a clue as to what we are doing. Hasty and careless, but don't get us wrong, we are a passionate crew and I think if you stick around you may witness some really interesting footage.
So here is what you can expect from SlapDash.
- Episodes which vary from 5 to 10 minutes in length.
- Each episode is a single stand alone segment, covering one topic.
- We are not on a schedule, so it may be days between episodes, sometimes weeks.
- Host? that would be all of us. In any given episode you may catch any or all of us in front or behind the camera.
- In some cases, thing are lined up, in other cases we will be creating a cast on the fly because we think it would be interesting coverage, expect the unexpected.
- Our scripts are non existent and unrehearsed, so do not expect us to put on our news anchor voices.
- Often things are taped on the fly. We are using a Sony video camera as our main source of video. As backups, Michelle and Jason both have a point and shoot digital camera with video capture capabilities, a Sony and Nikon respectively. And if all else fails, or opportunities arise, Jay and I are armed with Nokia cellphones which also have video capture.
Yes, if all sounds very random, that's because it is. So keep your eyes open, cause we'll definitely have another episode online before the week is up. But in the meantime, open up your iTunes app and subscribe. If anything it will be good for a laugh.
So we got the first podcast out of the gate last Friday and there are 2 solid podcasts on deck being editted, with another possible 2 or 3 pieces that may or may not turn into segments.
Like the title implies, We are hasty and careless and still working out some bugs.
The shot from above is Jay doing a throw outside the Art Gallery of Ontario before a blogger Q&A with director David Cronenberg. We are still trying to figure out if any of the footage is worth saving.
The Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition.
Hey Folks, here we finally are with our first, ummm I mean second
podcast. The lost first episode is being recovered from the Dead Man's
Chest and will hopefully be posted soon
Hope you enjoy, or at least have a good laugh.
Show Notes from Episode #002:
It is my deepest pleasure to introduce SlapDash to the wonderful world wide web. Slapdash is a video podcast that was conceived by 3 artists from Toronto. The idea is to cover interesting and amusing things around the city. The hook is that we are off the cuff, unorganized and a tad bit sloppy. What we hope to achieve is something that is one part amusing, one part informative and one part careless.
Rannie Turingan is one of the 3 hosts of Slapdash. He is a long time Toronto blogger and photographer. He's the main guy who slaps ideas together and hopes they stick.
Michelle Turingan is our token female host of the show. She is the videojunkie of the group and edits the podcasts together. On her free time she is a big time videogame fiend and also plays in a band called Violet Static.
Jason Schneider is also a host of the show and is the resident graphic designer. During the day, he manages to produce magazines and in the evenings he produces sweaters. He knits, among other things.
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Slapdash said:
They will also have limited ride at Taste of the Danforth this weekend. read more
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Eva said:
Oh no! I am itching for rides, but the ex is in town exactly the same days I am away.... read more
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Obsidian said:
[this is good]BTW, photo I snapped of Andy Warhol's hearse. read more
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