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If you want to do a before and after comparison, listen to my intro for this episode, then go back and listen to my intro for episode forty (a pre-TIFF episode). Pretty sure the weariness is audible.
No matter dear friends, as things are slowly but surely returning to normal around these parts…including the podcast two out of five dentists recommend.
Apologies in advance, as I seem to have figured out a setting for my mic that increases the podcast audio, but came with a small unforeseen side effect. Everything oughta be sorted out by the next episode. For now, please enjoy the company of a returning guest this week, one from the heart of Texas.
Here’s what’s in store in the Tom Seaver episode…
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1. Introduction
Note: For the feedback question posed this week in Come Talk to Me, Marc has already posted a pretty thorough post on the subject.
Comments and feedback are welcome, and thank-you very much for listening.
Enjoy!
If you listen very closely, you can hear the weariness in our voices. What can I say folks? Some people take vacation and catch up on R&R…my wife and I take vacation and push our endurance harder than much of the rest of the year.
There wasn’t a sexy choice to talk about on day eleven, and even if there was time didn’t really allow. So we decided to speak about the festival at large, which turns my show from MaMo-esque into a full-on MaMo rip-off.
Here’s what’s in store in WLT Part Three…
Runtime: 28 minutes
Comments and feedback are welcome, and thank-you very much for listening.
Enjoy!
It’s always a momentus event when The CriticalMassCast, Row Three Cinecast, and Matineecast universes collide.
Here’s what’s in store in WLT Part Three…
Runtime: 19 minutes
Comments and feedback are welcome, and thank-you very much for listening.
Enjoy!
Apologies in advance as it would appear as though my mic was a tad buggy during the introductory part of my talk with Corey, but stick with the show as things settle themself out in short order.
Here’s what’s in store in WLT Part One…
Runtime: 15 minutes, 28seconds
Comments and feedback are welcome, and thank-you very much for listening.
Enjoy!
Part one of this year’s series finds me at The Friar & Firkin pub with Beth the Danger Girl talking about the unexpected joy that Nacho Vigalondo is capable of.
Here’s what’s in store in WLT Part One…
Runtime: 21 minutes
Comments and feedback are welcome, and thank-you very much for listening.
Enjoy!
Slight shake-up this week. Podcast post on Sunday, Review post will come on Monday. I could explain why, but it’s not that interesting a story.
I mention this within the episode, but it’s worth noting here – the full show is taking a break for a few weeks, but my series of TIFF man-on-the-street will take over beginning this coming weekend. (If anybody has requests, now is the time).
Special thanks must be given to this episode’s guest, who not only came in rather last-minute, but was game for not only doing a spin on a show she’d never listened to, but likewise game for sitting down with a guy she didn’t really know all that well. Pretty much the definition of a good sport.
Here’s what’s in store in the Andrew Bailey episode…
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1. Introduction
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Enjoy!
And now for something completely different…
Welcome to the first ever Matineecast where I’m not a part of the conversation. How does that happen you may ask? Well you’ll just have to listen to find out.
I do leave you in very capable hands, with two of the three people at the table experienced podcasters themselves. As for the third, she’s no stranger to a mic either
Here’s what’s in store in episode thirty-seven…
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1. RYAN’S PREFACE
Comments and feedback are welcome – especially curious to know what people think of the format switch – and thank-you very much for listening.
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Yeah…I’m surprised too.
Here’s what’s in store in episode eighteen-point-one…
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