31 OCT 2014 · I bring us into Halloween with a spooky Halloween dance mix.

24 OCT 2014 · all hip hop show!

17 OCT 2014 · The show is now called copy/paste. On the first episode with the new name, I follow up a live broadcast from Sonic Topographies with an entire set of ambient and experimental electronic music. Brand new tunes from Andy Stott, Arca, Flying Lotus, and more. Press play and dive into your mind.

3 OCT 2014 · Music I like, mixed for you. Includes brand new tunes from Caribou, SBTRKT, Anna Lunoe, Rae Sremmurd, and more.

12 SEP 2014 · More music from the underground, including music from Sinoia Caves, Aphex Twin, and a bunch of other far-out artists.

5 SEP 2014 · Some tunes I've been diggin' lately. Nothing free here unfortunately. Enjoy the mix.

29 AUG 2014 · In the final episode of the Copyright Experiment, Tim sits down with local businessman and dedicated disruptor Mike Hallat, who owns and operates Pirate Joe's. Recently his business was taken to court by Trader Joe's, but in true underdog fashion he prevailed. In our interview, we chat about the origins of Pirate Joe's, the importance of questioning rules, what it's like being labeled a pirate, how he beat a national grocery empire in court, and how it all can empower musicians to stick up for their their work as well. A fitting end to a show dedicated to questioning the rules and assumptions of the music industry. Plus, we have time for a few more free tracks for you, with download links on the blog!

22 AUG 2014 · As The Copyright Experiment comes to a close at the end of this month, Tim reflects back on some of the lessons learned this past year about how the music industry ought to be. He also comes to the conclusion that there is a lot that we as music consumers and fans can do right now to taylor the music industry to our tastes. During this time of massive disruption and upheaval, we can write the rules of the new music industry. But, we do have to be conscious of how we are doing so. Listen in to find out how you can shape the music industry you want!

15 AUG 2014 · Facebook made an announcement last week that is sure to rock the promotional abilities of independent musicians on Facebook. Using their omniscient benevolence, Facebook has decided that developers and page owners must not incentivise users to like their page, and instead have users like a page simply because they want to. The biggest consequence this will have in the independent music world is the death of Like To Download, a mechanism that allows users to like a page in order to download music for free. Tim explains how exactly this could hurt independent musicians specifically, and places it on the map of other tactics Facebook is using to drive up revenue at all costs.

8 AUG 2014 · Another patent troll is creeping its head up in the news recently, this time it's the patent holder for podcasting technology, shell company Personal Audio. Who is this vague sounding company? Why are they in the news now?? Can they really patent all podcasts??? Find the answer to these questions and more on this week's episode of, The Copyright Experiment! Also another batch of free tunes, cause I know you like them so much. Enjoy.