Showing posts with label six. Show all posts
Showing posts with label six. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Episode Six, ultra-fast edition

So if you find two hours to be too much of an investment, here's the Slimline Edition of Episode Six.

Coming in at a tidy 57:22, it's lean, mean, and... well... slightly less funny, because apparently when one is cutting for time, one is more critical of which jokes to keep.

Anyway, I'll probably be doing Slimline Editions of any episode that goes over 60 minutes, or over 90 if there's an interview. Enjoy!

-Adam

Sunday, March 14, 2010

Episode Six: Four Chickens and a Digital Tambourine

Okras and Gentlebeans, we present to you: Episode Six of Lazy Bastard Radio, the Most Popular Podcast in the Known Universe!

This week we have another long episode -- almost exactly two hours -- but it's some of our finest yet. We had a whopping four hosts, with both LBR North and our Occasional Guest Host sitting in and bringing you the best in science, media, comic books, and all the other amusing things that tickle your nerdy little funnybones.

I had a spot of trouble with Mixcraft, which is why this is going up so late, but I muddled through it, and it turned out to be a much simpler fix than I had thought. Shouldn't happen again.

To our gentle listeners: As your homework assignment for this week, how about everybody telling us who they are and where they are listening from? An email (lazybastardradio AT gmail DOT com), a comment here, or something on our Facebook page, so we know you're out there. We love doing this, but we'd love it even more if we knew we weren't just staring into the Abyss... because you know what that causes... That's right: facehuggers. Also, we can give you a shout-out on next week's show (or not, if you prefer)!

Until next time, keep your moist bits moist and your stinky bits clean!

-Adam

PS: It's worth noting that we know that Corey was wrong about McLuhan's famous quote, although he did write a book with that title.

PPS: Firefighters, for those who were unaware.