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BB002 - Art & Criticism
Mickey Finn:
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--- Quote from: Mickey Finn on January 04, 2007, 04:59:51 PM ---Oh, he'll have plenty of time in between the end of this month, when Captain's Fury is due, and the next Dresden book starts.
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Mr. Finn, your pants are on fire.
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Is this like the thread in McAnally's where they replace key words with pants?
The sad thing is, I haven't had a chance to listen to it yet. Hope to on the way home.
iago:
--- Quote from: Abstruse on January 04, 2007, 05:17:45 PM ---My problem with the podcast has always been the ending. I never know what your closing music sounds like because the last 5-10 minutes is always reviews of RPGs I'm never going to get to play (hell, I can't even get a D&D game together, let alone something more esoteric). But other than that, it's pretty good. I think a co-host in a color-commentator position might help you out with the whole feeling stiff thing (which is a vibe I got off the first podcast as well, but one that doesn't bother me much). An extra person might make it seem more like a conversation instead of a guy reading his blog instead of typing it. But try to get someone in person as skype just causes too many problems to be used on a regular basis like that, especially if you're doing an interview or round table where sound quality due to bandwidth is an issue.
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The RPG thing is just where I'm starting from. Eventually I'll build up blocks of movies, music, that sort of thing, but hey, if you do RPG stuff more than movie stuff, it's what you're bound to talk about, and that's the case with me. :)
trboturtle:
--- Quote from: iago on January 04, 2007, 05:29:50 PM ---
--- Quote from: Abstruse on January 04, 2007, 05:17:45 PM ---My problem with the podcast has always been the ending. I never know what your closing music sounds like because the last 5-10 minutes is always reviews of RPGs I'm never going to get to play (hell, I can't even get a D&D game together, let alone something more esoteric). But other than that, it's pretty good. I think a co-host in a color-commentator position might help you out with the whole feeling stiff thing (which is a vibe I got off the first podcast as well, but one that doesn't bother me much). An extra person might make it seem more like a conversation instead of a guy reading his blog instead of typing it. But try to get someone in person as skype just causes too many problems to be used on a regular basis like that, especially if you're doing an interview or round table where sound quality due to bandwidth is an issue.
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The RPG thing is just where I'm starting from. Eventually I'll build up blocks of movies, music, that sort of thing, but hey, if you do RPG stuff more than movie stuff, it's what you're bound to talk about, and that's the case with me. :)
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Why not have a revolving group of critics on things Dresden Fans might want to know about? Each one has an area -- Movies, TV, Books, (Anime and Manga maybe?) and the like. You have the RPG area nailed down, and there's no reason why the segment couldn't be interactive.
Craig
michw:
Well, on the Criticism front... have you seen this:
http://www.intergalacticmedicineshow.com/cgi-bin/mag.cgi?do=columns&vol=adams_john2&article=012
Mitch
iago:
--- Quote from: michw on January 18, 2007, 10:09:44 PM ---http://www.intergalacticmedicineshow.com/cgi-bin/mag.cgi?do=columns&vol=adams_john2&article=012
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I have. As someone pointed out later in the thread where it came up, this is a guy who's given one star to other shows that have been quite good. So I take that into account. :)
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