We kick off our series Ditch The Car this week with Bob and Terri Stauffer from Red Rose Seg Tours. Bob gives us the ins and outs on what a segway is like to ride and how it works, while Terri lays out the inside scoop about how they got the idea to start segway tours.
The Ditch The Car series highlights fun, exciting, and new alternative ways to explore Lancaster county.

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Well, 2010 is finally here and what better way to greet it than with everybody’s favorite segments. Speaking of our segments, we’d like to add some new ones to our repertoire. If you have any suggestions for funny things for us to talk about each week please leave them in the comments below.
If you’re new to The Lancast, “The Journey Continues” is the name we give our mid-week mini-episodes. On Mondays we release main episodes, featuring a guest, that last 30 minutes. On Thursdays we release a supplementary 15-minute episode that’s just David and Daniel being a lot more laid back.
The Bits
Aim ‘N Flame
- New Years resolutions pooh-poohers (Daniel)
- Double-posting (David)
Do What You Do
- Make Daniel look at stuff on iPhone (David)
- Only watch movies in spurts (Daniel)
Get Rich Quick Scheme of the Week
- Audio mushy greetings (David)
- Pay to opt out of hearing my latest crazy idea (Daniel)
Quotes
“I get so bored the minute someone says, ‘Here, look at this.’” – Daniel
“It’s not Y2K anymore. It’s Y2KX.” – David
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The Journey Continues as we Do What We Do, Aim & Flame, as well as plan our Get Rich Quick Scheme of The Week. It’s more fun than an iPod full of Creatively Wired podcasts. So download, stream, and tell a friend that this journey just got continued! 
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We didn’t start the fire during this weeks The Journey Continues. Honest, we didn’t! Stop looking at us like that.
No, those aren’t our matches and no, we don’t know where that gasoline can came from. We can’t believe you people. A fire starts near us and you immediately point the finger. We don’t even know whey we are friends with you, honestly. Gosh!
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In a supplement to our main episode with Heather Hough, Heather adds a much-needed dose of laughter.
This mid-week The Journey Continues episode of The Lancast, we hit our weekly highlight features:
- Aim n’ Flame (Heather flames people who get in their cars to drive to the end of their driveways to get the mail)
- Do What You Do (Daniel quickly forgets questions he himself has just asked)
- Get Rich Quick Scheme of the Week (David reinvents the handkerchief; Heather reminds us there is a lady in the room)
Intro/Outro: “Fractal” by Erotic Dream
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Fashion isn’t something we can claim to know a lot about. So we thought who better to teach us about the fashion scene in Lancaster then Style Anne Design’s Heather Hough? Heather enlightens us about the fashion scene and how it plays out in our area. We also discuss the difficulties of, at 24, being a young entrepreneur.
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Is there a line between digital technology and real life? If there is, it has blurred beyond recognition and will likely disappear in the near future.
In this can’t-miss episode, the Lancast’s Daniel Klotz sits down with Ryan Mast, a Lancaster technologist who studies at Millersville University, programs in Flash for AMQ Software, and produces music and performance videos under Unitheo.

Ryan Mast wears many hats—filmmaker through Unitheo, programmer with AMQ Software, and student at Millersville University.
It’s the most intellectual discussion to date on this podcast. Daniel and Ryan address what it means when what we do online increasingly matters to our lives in the physical world. What does the future hold for us as users of technology and as human beings? How do we remain civilized in a heavily augmented reality?
In the second half of the episode, Ryan brings illumination to the question of why it’s so hard to put a finger on the nature of the dynamic between Millersville and Lancaster.
Follow Ryan Mast on Twitter.
Intro: “Top of the Hill” by Jamison Young, under a Creative Commons license
Outro: “Sonido para Logotipo” by BrunoXe, under a Creative Commons license
Break: “Devils and Dust” (cover) by Hiram Ring, used by permission
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Joel Walker climbs his way in this week to talk about building the Lancaster Central Market website and the inaccessibility of information in the information age. Joel handles business development for AMQ Software here in Lancaster, PA.
Follow Joel on Twitter: @JoelTweets
Intro/Outro: “Big Guardian Angel” by McJackinthebox, under a Creative Commons license
Break: Hiram Ring’s cover of Bruce Springsteen’s “Devils and Dust”, used by permission
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Well folks there is no Journey Continues this week, sorry. We were busy attending Mashables Social Good Conference in New York City. We went to get ideas on and learn how to facilitate charitable events in Lancaster City. So in the mean time if you’re new to The Lancast check out some of our old episodes or catch up on ones you missed. We’ll be back Monday with Joel Walker as our guest. See ya then!
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This mid-week episode stands as our last episode under the name Beards Over Babies. To commemorate this event we made a song chronicling the history of Beards Over Babies and the transition to The Lancast.
Somehow we still have time to do the fan favorites: Aim and Flame, Do What Ya Do, and the new smash hit Get Rich Quick Scheme of the Week.
Listen to or download the commemorative song here.
The new iTunes feed is Here.
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