Should a Host be succinct or loquacious? Community Calls are afterall really about one, two or more people conversing on topics of mutual interest, either on a live show or via a pre-recorded chat uploaded for others to further enjoy. Is the host there to keep things focused and on topic? Or are they there to allow free flowing discussion, the expounding of ideas, the injecting of insightful observations and/or interesting or amusing asides?

'I'm Tall Slim and Handsome' ... well you may be all that BUT on TalkShoe the section under 'Show Category' is for a Description of your Show! In the case of this show it reads: Speak with the TalkShoe User Support Team who can help answer your questions on how TalkShoe works! Just join the call during a regularly scheduled episode. - So as a Host please take the time to add a suitable Show Description please.

.... did you get the Doctor Who reference in our title for this episode?

What? A Live TalkShoe User Support Show without an appropriate title? What is going on? Well, it's quite simple. We had a different host today as the usual host couldn't call in on the hosting account. So, we talked about how a host can have someone else fill in, what the logistics are for doing so, and some advantages and disadvantages of it (such as confusion on who will put in a title for the episode!)

Sometimes issues are not background noise but background tasks on your PC. Try to minimise what processes are going on with your PC whilst running your call.