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Here's a question to podcast-o-philes ... Most podcasts are done once per week, and that seems to be the norm. The one I am a part of is different in this aspect, as we have decided that instead of one lone hour-and-a-half podcast, to actually release a half-hour version on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The thoughts on this are: A) People get drained listening to a podcast for that long and you end up losing people before the podcast reaches it's conclusion. People won't hear the tail end and that sucks! B) People like to listen to podcasts during commutes, and a half-hour seems to be a good amount of time in which people are in their cars, on the bus, however they listen. and C) It gives a chance for guests we have on the show to have the podcast they are on to be about them, instead of them clumped in with a bunch of different people. What are your guys' thoughts on this?
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Glitterbomber posted:I think I asked before, but what are some comic book podcasts that don't suck rear end? My bar is pretty low for rear end sucking, really, all I ask is a room full of hosts who can go five minutes without talking about how much they want to bone Power-Girl and have a bit of a more light hearted view than the serious hardcore 'well in issue 305 the Fantastic Four jet had controls on the left, but now it has them on the right, I hope they address this serious error'? My podcast, BJ Shea's Geek Nation (https://www.bjgeeknation.com) isn't a completely comic-centric podcast, but we have a comic writer (Brandon Jerwa) who has some insights into comic books and also brings on a lot of his co-workers in the industry. We have 90 episodes you can download straight from https://www.bjgeeknation.com stream it from the site and get it on iTunes.
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Jun 25, 2012 17:06
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blackshreds posted:For any Brian Posehn/dungeons and dragons fans he has a new podcast on the Earwolf network called Nerd Poker. It's him and his friends going through a d & d campaign. Pretty funny. On that note, we just finished a 5 episode arc where we played 13th Age with the designer of the game, Rob Heinsoo. You can check it out at https://www.bjgeeknation.com. Episodes 1-2 are character generation, episode 3 is some roleplaying and episodes 4-5 are combat.
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Dec 31, 2012 03:41
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Has anyone put on their podcasts on Tune In radio? I am not 100% if I am doing it right. I am pretty sure they want my RSS feed, but last time I tried I didn't even get a response from em.
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Jun 10, 2013 14:27
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How do you guys feel about trying to get money for a podcast via Kickstarter? I have a couple of friends who are coming back to podcasting, having done nearly 100 episodes, and they're asking for money. On one hand, I get it ... It's a good way to gauge interest and if it's not there you don't have to do it. On the other hand, it seems like a weird way to get cash. Thoughts?
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Aug 15, 2013 15:44
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Len posted:Are there any good podcasts of people playing tabletop rpgs? We did some with 13th Age -- two week long specials. You can find it, and other people playing them here: http://www.pelgranepress.com/site/?tag=download&cat=248
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