Tuned In, Dialed Up

Companies are buying stuff, podcasters aren't sure whether to freak out or not. Join Wil and Gavin as they bring past guests Elena Fernández Collins and Evo Terra back to the show for a chat about the bigger podcasting purchases over the last decade.

tl;dr: we're gonna be fine, probably.

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This week Wil and Gavin use the recent Lunar Light Studio dissolution as a jumping-off point to talk about the larger topic of how publicly-aired grievances are muddled by social media formats (Twitter, specifically) and prexisting ideas of intra-community drama. It's a heavy one, folks.

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Wil and Gavin hop on their magical remote recording machines that NPR has discovered in the past couple months and create their own podded cast without being in the same room together! Wild! Join them as they share tips/tricks for recording at home and try to get you jazzed about making your own show if you've been on the fence.

Do it! If you want! You can!

Bail funds: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/bailfundscovid

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Find out more about The Okra Project and their newly-created Nina Pop and Tony McDade Mental Health Funds, visit theokraproject.com

Recorded several weeks ago, Wil and Gavin sit down and talk about what they've been listening to and how they listening habits have changed as COVID-19 keeps us all stressed to the max all the time. Also we recommend some songs! Music still exists, who knew?

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Wil and I have wanted to have Podcast Pontifications' Evo Terra on for quite a while and, for some reason, Spotify buying The Joe Rogan Experience felt like the time to do it! Join us as we talk about our feelings on the deal (spoiler alert: doesn't really mean much for most of podcasting) with a hefty dose of discussion about how Spotify is a game-changer for advertising.

You can find Evo on twitter @EvoTerra and his show Podcast Pontifications at https://podcastpontifications.com/

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I'm gonna be real with you: we REALLY wanted to talk about Hadestown. Instead of doing a not-podcast Spoilers Ahoy episode, Wil and Gavin head way down into a discussion on the differences between Hadestown the 2010 album and Hadestown the 2017 broadway musical to spotlight some strengths and weaknesses of porting a story from one medium to another (like, say, an audio drama? See, it IS relevant to podcasting.)

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Put on your thinking caps and grab some horrible catering, it's time to talk about Jamie Loftus' magnificent bite-sized podcast My Year in Mensa. Wil and Gavin rave about the show, what makes it tick, and what makes it so damn funny. This is probably the least hard to predict podcast for us to do Spoilers Ahoy on, it's such a good show y'all.

Intro Sailor: Mads Upton

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"Parisian" and "One-Eyed Maestro" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

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It's the (kinda) early release! Join Wil and Gavin on an aural adventure as they talk about the podcasting apps, headphones/earbuds/speakers, and speeds at which they consume podcasts. There are also some recommendations for some awesome podcasts, as usual. Spoiler Alert: Wil's pun is so intense Gavin busts out the Wizard Joke Book as a palate cleanser.

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Friend of the show Elena Fernández Collins rejoins the show for a much more lighthearted topic: how awesome true crime parody series This Sound Series can be.

Seriously, this is basically just Gavin and Ely talking about why This Sound Serious slaps.

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It's a special oops-all-questions episode of TIDU as Wil and Gavin frantically hopped on to record a replacement episode they thought they'd need. Turns out, we just have a fun second episode of the year for you! Join in as we take audience questions and Gavin tries out little a peanut butter-flavored whiskey. As a treat.

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