The twins discuss the various DAWs and standalone multitrack recorders at their disposal and the learning curves associated with them. They also touch on Georgetown, SC, going wireless, a discussion about a book Roger has been wanting to read for decades and much more - including a crazy instrumental from the archive.

SHOW NOTES:

0:00 - "Crime Drama 1975" - by Chris Yale

1:39 - Greetings and about the track / Logic Pro versus GarageBand / Failing at Cubase / "Failing Forward" by John C. Maxwell

3:30 - Florian ZaBach was a real dude / The Firesign Theatre / Travalanche Blog

5:38 - "The Season" in Myrtle Beach / Overdevelopment

6:43 - Chris went wireless

8:47 - ZOOM LiveTrak L-8 - Roger is getting one, Chris has one / Remote podcasting

10:31 - Carolina Forest versus Myrtle Beach

11:03 - Chris' trip to Georgetown, SC, with wife Betsy / Front Street Guitars / Purr & Pour Cat Cafe / Folk art / Howard Finster / Howard Bannister / Fenster

16:50 - Recent gigs at LuLu's North Myrtle Beach

17:00 - "How to Read a Book" by Mortimer Adler and Charles Van Doren / Encyclopedia Britannica / Great Books of the Western World / Syntopicon / About the book

21:30 - Scrolling and the decline of attention / Bob Lefsetz / TikTok

22:43 - Learning the ZOOM L8

23:32 - Elton John is coming to Charlotte

24:00 - Georgetown / Brookgreen Gardens / Aesthetics / Appreciating Art / Ox head and scorpion tail / John Entwistle and Michael Schenker

25:49 - Birthday shout-outs to Jim Alden, Craig Cass, Scott Mann, Chris Garcia

27:05 - Al Goldstein, again / Parting shots