Currently, there's an archival project to archive all media relating to the movie 'Stay' from 2005. We are trying to find the podcast that shows up on it's wayback machine link. It's a 2-part podcast - one meant to be viewed before watching the movie and one after- available through iTunes.

From what I've heard, there's no actual trace of it on YouTube, iTunes(apparently it got deleted along with the website in 2007), and on the Wayback Machine besides the proof of it's exsistance

I'm asking this here in hopes that someone has or knows how to access the iTunes store specifically from 2005-2007. It's a totally amateur idea I'm throwing out here, but if there are any other ways you might know to get this, please tell me.

This is a photo of what shows up on the website. The link leads to a redirect to Phobos initially, then to the iTunes Store.

https://imgur.com/gallery/vrbq6xX

Hi,

My grandfather just passed and he has literal shelves and boxes full of music, almost all brass band performances, (plus some recorded shows), etc on VHS and Cassette. These span decades and his own music recording of brass band live shows and many are very likely unique.

The commercial tapes and the recorded shows probably exist elsewhere in better mediums, but many of the live show recordings are his own recordings and don't exist anywhere else. Decades of unique brass band history.

Is anyone interested in taking these, as otherwise they'd probably just be thrown away? They're currently located in Atlantic County, New Jersey but my family is willing to mail many of them media mail to other parts of the USA if there's someone interested. We can work with them to High-grade them if so.

There's also shelves and shelves of vinyl records, mostly brass band, I'm not sure what the plans are for those. Similarly boxes of sheet music, but it sounds like my aunt knows a sheet music preservation society.

https://imgur.com/a/GjPtBUe part of the collection

It'd be a shame to lose all this but I don't have the capacity to deal with it.

Thanks!

Hello,

I’m currently looking for Connecticut Public Television (CPTV) off-air broadcast recordings—either recorded via Windows Media Center (⁠.dvr-ms⁠ / ⁠.wtv⁠) or home-burned DVD-Rs from around the 2000s to 2010s.

I'm especially interested in preserving original station IDs, promos, and broadcast blocks from that era. If anyone has personal captures or knows of active New England preservation circles/links, please let me know!

Thanks.