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'Bring back podcasts' Campaign
TheOneKnight
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Hello All,
I am uncertain if this is the correct venue for this thread, but due to some of the ambiguity in the section naming and descriptions, this is the best location I could derive. So, I beg the administrator's pardon if this should be elsewhere.
Now, I enjoy the PATV episodes. However, I found the podcasts an interesting, and more visceral, vicarious experience of actually sitting in on a writing session. The webisodes, while enjoyable and informative, lack the unrehearsed quality that made the podcasts so entertaining. In addition, the additional content and exploration of ideas can be as funny, or thought provoking, as the final idea itself. Lastly, for those of us with significant commutes, the podcasts provide a great listening option while dealing with the tedium of rush hour traffic jams.
I know there is some effort and cost in the creation and distribution of these podcasts. If cost is the issue, I for one would be willing to pay a reasonable fee for the download (i.e. iTunes).
Please comment if you too would like to see the return of the podcasts. Oh Tycho and Gabe, harken to our cry!
~Mike
I am uncertain if this is the correct venue for this thread, but due to some of the ambiguity in the section naming and descriptions, this is the best location I could derive. So, I beg the administrator's pardon if this should be elsewhere.
Now, I enjoy the PATV episodes. However, I found the podcasts an interesting, and more visceral, vicarious experience of actually sitting in on a writing session. The webisodes, while enjoyable and informative, lack the unrehearsed quality that made the podcasts so entertaining. In addition, the additional content and exploration of ideas can be as funny, or thought provoking, as the final idea itself. Lastly, for those of us with significant commutes, the podcasts provide a great listening option while dealing with the tedium of rush hour traffic jams.
I know there is some effort and cost in the creation and distribution of these podcasts. If cost is the issue, I for one would be willing to pay a reasonable fee for the download (i.e. iTunes).
Please comment if you too would like to see the return of the podcasts. Oh Tycho and Gabe, harken to our cry!
~Mike
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