6/5/25

Walther is back and this time he has a guest with him. The ever talent

Put a native Texan and Alaskan in a front of a mic, and well it makes for a good podcast.

After your typical "What in the show is in the show" pre podcast banter, introductions are had, and the discussion leads in to sport related injuries and why pickleball is in everyone future. Of course you can't have a podcast with out talking about Markdown, but we will ignore that to talk about walther Impending Rocky Mountain high adventures, and the incident with the moth.

A quick mussing on what I think of the new zelda game.

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Walther muses about how to set up a RPG system so that it is not to crunchy, but still respects his design requirements. Also how to avoid reinventing THACO.

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Episode Seven Season Three

7/17/22

Let's get the show started by checking in with our host. Walther might have some life changes to talk about.

Contest, Dungeons and Dragons, and Off Roading. We had only a few things to touch up on.

Walther has an upcoming trip to the home of Coors Beer, and has comistions some art work for the trip.

Walther helps host a summer camp.

And Jason taught at summer school.

Do I stay or do I go

Ice Cream

04/24/22

3/13/22

Coming off the tail of Walther's wife's tribulations with a root canal, Walther talks about how teeth and bone relate. So Jaosn needs to get philosophical.

The question comes up, how old were you when you handled your first chainsaw.

Uncle Wally Walther Funeral

Carl tries to convince Jason to buy a new computer, like a Mac Pro

Carl reads solicitation and computer specs live on air.

A friend of ours ask how to make a podcast, so I run down what I know.

You have to:

Jason tells us about his very fine house.

Walther tells a shaggy dog story and then solistes question, and then a conversation about Jalousie Windows.

12/30/21

The show open with discussion of why web based apps suck, COVID, and New Toys.

A remembrance of how far we have come and Our love of PodCast.

That time the Grande Tonto Griengo tried to tale a tail about the Mexican American War. Jason ends up not made but disappointed in me.

Walther has a new toy, and goes on and on about it. Is this the future?

Jason is disappointed in me.

To a Mouse

A conversation about Encanto leads to a very deep discussion about personality, dealing with people, and grade and school.

Walther lays out how he is trying to manipulate students into being better people, but this is by far one of our best discussions on classroom management and expectations to date.

What are grades for, more good conversation about grades in the classroom.

_12/5/21 _

Food, Drink, and foreshadowing, welcome all to a great new episode.

References acknowledged and not acknowledged, but Jason is always pushing his optimistic drugs on the rest of us, also foreshadowing.

Walther is Boujee, what can we say.

Moving right along, catching up on the family. Both of Walther's parents are getting old, and need medical care. So more foreshadowing.

Quick rundown on old technology.

No, Jason did not.

Family is choice, relatives are not. Family is defined by love, not blood.

We are back, weeks later we were able to sit down and finish recording the episode.

Walther talks about his need to write things down, and the merits of leaving sticky notes labeling everything. All praises to Theater Kids.

Post Pre-Flight

We start out talking about the super hard game Jason has been playing, Real Life, and then finish up talking about how Walther has never built a PC.

I hit something, and it smashed up my wheel, now I have no money for the Christmas Season.

Sometimes you need a thing done fast, so you throw money at it. In the times we live in, time is increasingly not a thing we can trade on.

Jason and Carl swap horror stories from road debris in the road. This leads to a discussion of mind and body and the fallacy of memory.

Oh I have insurance! Why don't I ask for help more often.

An interruption gets us off the topic, and it's a question if we ever get back to it, but Walther has motives to pry some information out of Jason.

What is onese legacy? Walther muses about coming back to Standard Based Grading. A big ah in his teaching that he has fallen away from. What is the job of an educator, and how does assessment play a roll in this. Tales from the classroom.

A quick update on how the family's and friends are doing.

Another chance to plug some of the best beer on the face of this earth.

Jason gets a dig on me, and how jealous he is of my lifestyle. Then Jason's JaZZ legacy is discussed. A digital legacy means the data never goes away.

See, I remembered to put the email address out there. Ya!!!!

A tale of Zelda on the high seas, told through the frustration of a small child.

We are back for Season Three!!!!

In this episode, Walther spends a lot of time talking about how Magnets work, and trying to get Jason to try out Craft. We finish up talking about video games and arguing about the merits of capitalism.

10/31/21

"My Sound Levels seams to be Good," is how Walther starts the episode tempting fate and foreshadowing the audio problems to come. If only he would learn the phrase 'inshallah' he would send less of his time being shown his hubris.

This is the second time they have tried to recoded the show, given Walther the time lag between last recording and Walther redoing his desk set up, as said above, things do not go 100% with out issues.

See Chapter Art

Foreshadowing, its a thing y'all.

"Like magnets, they click together," is Walther really going to be foreshadowing the whole show, boy he lame.

Cold Open Two, Halloween preparations.

Cold Open Three, Jason gives a tour of his new 'Domicile’.

We get to the topic that Jason wanted to know about, what the deal is about static electricity and electromagnetic fields. It takes Walther a while to get past the history of atomic theory, but eventually gets around to contradicting himself and answering Jason's question.

Gravity governs the scale of big, but in the early solar system, small dust particles are as attracted to clump up by static charge as they are by gravitational attraction. How could you demonstrated this in a high school classroom setting?

Back to talking about Accretion and how to demo it. Alos what is the correct term to call this, and how to use proper academic vocabulary.

It's Oct. 31 so it is time to nail a list to the public bulletin board, so twitter. Walther's Wife must correct him when he is wrong; plus the there are many Mel Broke references.

Because Walther is a good podcasting boy, he is really into Craft and tries to get Jason to buy in and try it out.

What is becoming a recurring segment on the show, we rap up by talking about the games we are playing. The question to be asked, will Jason and Walther ever be playing the same game?