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Hello all, once again we’re all alive just busy working on many different things at this time. For those of your regularly checking out the site you’ll notice that the the Podcast otherwise known as FastFeet’s FoneMix is on RadioSEGA every Sunday at 9PM UK time. So far we’ve clocked up 8 episodes which can all be downloaded right here on FastFeet Media or over on the Radio SEGA shows page in enhanced AAC format.
In other news…
Unless you’ve been blind as a bat in the last couple of weeks you can now find the 2010 Summer of Sonic website now live. So far the venue has been confirmed to be the Pavilion in Shepards Bush, London on the 7th of August 2010. Entry will be free this year (yay), a cosplay competition has been announced amongst some other goodies worth checking out, so if you’re thinking of going, don’t worry there’s plenty of room this year as there’s a 1000 person capacity! Read more over at the Summer of Sonic 2010 website.
Finally…
I leave you with news that there is a new SEGA project in development from us guys here at FastFeet Media, so far that’s all we’re saying but expect a lot of updates regarding this in the next couple of weeks so stay tuned to the site and podcast for more info!
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 Another Sunday and another episode of FastFeet’s FoneMix! We’re now up to episode 6 in the series and we will keep on going, we’re hoping to get a full 20 odd episodes going this time round though. So now you can find episodes 4, 5 and 6 to download all in the Podcast Directory here.
We’ve been talking about everything new in SEGA, as well as showing off music that ‘Sounds Like SEGA’ and we also started a caption competition during the last episode too. Episode 6 was definitely a good one – you can re-live the live show by downloading the podcast here.
More updates to come on FastFeet Media shortly…
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As announced last night on ResidentSD’s SegaAGES (Which congratulations on having the biggest amount of listeners on RadioSEGA) there is a 5th show that has been added for this special Bank Holiday Weekend as I am going alone and doing a one off, 3 hour long request show from 9PM BST.
So…. how can you get involved?? Easy!!! just go here and request any SEGA or Sonic songs via RadioSEGA, alternativly you can request in the comments below. I’ll stop the requests sometime around 8PM where afterwards you can request via the RadioSEGA IRC here (Need an IRC client) as well as through Twitter ( @SJ1307 ).
So in short. Bank Holiday Live with SJ, 9PM BST, only on RadioSEGA and get requesting now!!!!
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Welcome podcast enthusiasts, it may be a day late but we have Sunday’s FoneMix show now ready to download direct from FastFeet Media, you can expect the enhanced version to appear on RadioSEGA very soon. An interesting show as this week we start the Sounds Like SEGA segment that we talked about in last weeks announcement, we had a few entries but we’d like to see a lot more from you guys regarding what song you think sounds like a SEGA game…
Sure is simple; just post a comment back here, on twitter (@fastfeetmedia) or e-mail me (fastfeet@fastfeetmedia.net). Let us know the artist and track name or better yet link us to a good version of the song on YouTube why not. Those of you wondering what songs appeared in Sounds Like SEGA in episode 3 they are listed in order below:
Pendulum – Watercolor
She – Memories
The Egg – Walk Away
The Feeling – I Thought It Was Over
Mint Royale – Singing In The Rain
Hello Seattle – Owl City/Ocean Eyes
So let us know what you think Sounds Like SEGA and you may appear in this Sundays live show and of course in the podcast! Hopefully we’ll be getting some more updates on FastFeet Media shortly.
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Well despite a break from the FoneMix last Sunday the show returned to the airwaves of RadioSEGA as normal last night. As usual I was joined by SJSSF/Scott and SoundReaper, along with the additional crew of the callers throughout the show. Plenty of the usual SEGA and Sonic banter as usual in the FoneMix, we also ask the question cofee or tea? and talk about what the hell is going on in the community.
As part of the show I reminded everyone of ‘Sounds Like Sonic’ that I did a small feature on last series. Basically we want to know the names of your favourite tracks that sound like Sonic or SEGA music. We’ll then compile them into a short mix of clips and showcase the best ones on the next episode of the FoneMix. So if you think something sounds like Sonic/SEGA let us know by commenting below and you never know you might be in next weeks show!
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Hello once again to you all, those of you who tuned into RadioSEGA on Sunday will have noticed my absence apparently due to “having my face blown off by explosive tits” according to the show that replaced the FoneMix.
Whilst I wasn’t impressed with what replaced the show, it still sounded like somewhat of a laugh, and goes to show if you want a quality SEGA radio show instead of “super monkey bollocks” then you need FastFeet at the helm! Sundays outing is available to grab from RadioSEGA if you need your weekly podcast fix.
In other news the show will be back for episode 2 this Sunday, so don’t forget to add ‘fonemix’ to your Skype contacts. FastFeet Media will be taking a slight back seat whilst I work on a new SEGA related project to be launched soon, along with some other tasty web projects that need my expertise. But for now, I’m up over and goooone!
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The lovely guys at RadioSEGA and I, Mr Stream, conspired last night to give you one hell of a Saturday Night Surprise on Gavvie’s Saturday Night Sega (SNS) show. Have a guess what! What? You missed the live(ish) show? Well, I might let you off but those guys at RadioSEGA, I’m not sure. You may have just broken their hearts! So, what am I actually on about?
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 Last week, Saturday Night SEGA lived up to my promise of a better audio experience, at least it did on the night. I seem to have misplaced/lost/never saved the AAC stream of the recording, leaving last week’s Podcast sounding a little less awesome. That’s something you can judge for yourself, however, by downloading this week’s Saturday Night SEGA: The Morning After Podcast, which can be found here.
But what can you look forward to this week? Continue reading after the jump to find out!
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Hi all! I hope you enjoyed the first ever Saturday Night SEGA last Saturday night! I’d also like to thank you all for staying with me during the various technical problems that we were having during the show. Of course, this being my first ever attempt at broadcasting on live radio, mistakes were bound to happen. You’ll be pleased to hear that these won’t be happening again.
I’ve not taken the liberty of writing a blog just to apologise for some technical messups, however. I’m here to tell you about what’s in store for this week’s show!
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Our friends at RadioSEGA have just announced the first part of their long awaited Project 7 update. Project 7 has promised members of the website the biggest revamp to date, and this first part has certainly met that expectation.
Starting from this Friday (12th March), RadioSEGA will be broadcasting Live Shows for the first time in its 3 and a half year history. The first show to hit the airwaves will be forum member ResidentSD’s SEGA AGES, a 90 minute show dedicated to specific years, consoles, or any other themes. The first show centres on 2001, and will feature music from Rez, Planet Harrier, Shenmue II and Sonic Adventure 2, amongst many others.
Saturday evening brings about my very own creation: Saturday Night SEGA. Saturday Night SEGA will be a mixture of classic SEGA tracks, along with some of the very best remixes from within the VG Music community. And, of course, I’ll be showcasing some of the tracks from the two Living Sedative albums I made for Sonic Relief.
If you happen to miss a show, don’t worry. RadioSEGA has you covered there, too. 24 hours after the initial broadcast, you’ll be able to download the show as a Podcast, allowing you to relive a particular favourite, or just catch up on any shows you might have missed.
RadioSEGA have announced that they’ll be revealing more shows in due course, including one or two that may surprise you. We’ll keep you up to date on all the latest announcements.
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