It looks like the next episode is going to be delayed, for a long time. I thought I would have time enough to do these somewhat regularly, at least once or twice a month. But school is just taking more and more of my time, as well as music lessons and composition. I will try to get the second episode out ASAP, but even then I don't know when that will be. As I've said before, all of my podcasting equipment is at my Mom's, and every two weeks my siblings and I go to stay at my Dad's house, and then stay there for the next two weeks, then the cycle repeats, so it's hard to find the time to fit it in. I will try and do as many episodes as I can over the winter break though, so hopefully I can make up for this giant lull.

Hope you understand, and once again I'm sorry!

Just wanted to let everyone know that i am starting work on episode 2. I couldn't start until now because all of my podcasting things were at my Mom's house. But I'm at her house now, so I'm working as fast as I can!

I can't give any spoilers, but I will say that I have more composers lined up for this next episode. I want to thank everyone who sent in feedback and left suggestions. Keep spreading the word guys! This could help launch the classical composers of NG into the spotlight!

Plus, it's a whole lot of fun!

I have also uploaded the first episode on Newgrounds (finally). It still has to be approved last time I checked, but here's the link anyways:

http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen /279372

Till next time!

-varrin7

This will be the official account for the "Newgrounds Classical Podcast"! I haven't got much right now, but I will be uploading the episodes on here as well as on itunes, so there are plenty of ways to download. All messages should be directed here, which is contrary to what I (varrin7) say in the first episode. Every artist I feature in the podcast will become a favorite of this account, so as the list grows it could become a good resource for looking up new talent.

Nothing else for now!