The Darcy And Holly Show

On this episode of the Darcy and Holly show, we talks about: The Harry potter movie, the upcoming harry potter book, sicko, and what's we're watching on tv. We also talk about our appearance on 7th son doing the story so far.

In this episode, we talk to J.C. Hutchins, the author of the podcast novel triligy 7th son. Check out his web site at http://www.jchutchins.net. Note that this episode is full of spoilers, so if you're not caught up with 7th Son, you should do that first.

In this episode we discuss, our new podcast Canidolcast, Holly's new cell phone, movies coming out this summer, and the fact that we've owned our Macs for a year now.

On this very rambly episode of the darcy and holly show, we discuss various things that have been in the news, american idol, Holly talks about a new author she is getting into, and some things about tv shows we are watching. We also play first of may by Jonathan Coulton.

On this episode We discuss, the Itunes store, Holly's wanting an Ipod, and Holly's mission to acquire a song by 3 blind mice.
We also talk about apprentice and the podcast we listen to about the apprentice called armchair apprentice.

In this episode, we talk a bit about the holiday season, and our web site being spammed. We also prove just how out of practice we are at podcasting, as this one's a bit rambly.

Here is an update from us. We had a bit of an outage.

On this episode, we discuss: various topics related to the elections, listener feedback we recieved, Holly's recent diagnosis of diabetes, and a walker update.

On this episode, we, congratulate Shelly of Shelly's Podcast for her 100th episode and Earl at trapped on vacation for his recent wedding. We also play a song from Jonathan Coulton called re: your brains. We talk about tv shows we are watching part 2. And we discuss some listener feedback.

episode 71 of the Darcy and Holly Show was incomplete. No it was not supposed to end with Holly saying "Screw You Wal-mart", though that is a great way to end a show. Thanks to Jeffrey Dunn for pointing out the error, hopefully he's not the only person still listening.