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Crave 16: Where my baby daddy? (podcast)

This week on Crave we have woofers for your baby, woofers shaped like fans, eyelashes for your car, and bike lanes with power-ups. It's madness.

Donald Bell Senior Editor / How To
Donald Bell has spent more than five years as a CNET senior editor, reviewing everything from MP3 players to the first three generations of the Apple iPad. He currently devotes his time to producing How To content for CNET, as well as weekly episodes of CNET's Top 5 video series.
Jasmine France Former Editor
Donald Bell

It may not be a creepy Kaspar baby, but the lead item on today's show is its very own brand of disturbing: a belly band that plays music to an unborn child. It's not the product that bothers Donald and Jasmine, though...it's the eerily happy mother and absentee dad. Also this week: a fan-tastic subwoofer, a new MP3 player that is not a phone, and some sweet street art in Portland, Ore., that Mario-loving cyclists are sure to appreciate. Plus, we get some viewer feedback and sort of drool over this week's heart attack-inducing foodstuff.

Watch this: Ep. 16: Where my baby daddy?


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Episode 16

-Baby got bass

-Woofer fan

-Hands-on with the Sansa Fuze+

-Oregon bike lane gets Mario Kart treatment

-CarLashes

-Arcade Fire HTML5 experiment

NomNom
-Sunrise heart attack

Viewer feedback
Hi there, your site featured my first Power Laces project a couple of months ago and you spoke of it in your "Back to the Futurama" podcast. I thought your readers and listeners would like to know that I created a 2.0 demo prototype and I'm seeking funding through Kickstarter to develop a marketable version.
-Blake B

"Episode 15 was like a Date:
Starts in the car,
Food is involved (Cheetos)
Zippers by the lake side (submarine Races)
then Porn
Then the morning alarm set so you can leave the house."
-Michael G