Episode Four: Radar's Wacky Edits
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We're back for podcast number four - better late than never. It seems our sexy throated love stallion "RadarX" was a bit lax on the audio clean up so we're a day or two late. Rough edits, included cues, and sexy SEXY voices aside, this week we bring you;
*Introductions - Who we are, and why you should care.
*EQ2 - The Shard of Fear.
*Video Game Violence - Is it as bad as they say?
Hell Gate London - Diablo three?
*The New Star Trek Movie - Sylar finds that eating brains is VERY logical.
-ENJOY!
Posted by RadarX & Coyote at 12:44 PM | 3 comments
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Radar and Coyote are long time video game geeks, players, and writers for all thing M, M, and O.
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Love the podcast but you need to make them longer. You barley discuss a topic before moving on to the next subject.
Actually, I was yapping at RadarX last night... my unsolicited opion: they need to make the podcasts shorter, and with fewer topics. I have a short attention span and tooooo many darn interruptions. I stream the audio, and if I have to walk away (as I always do at about the ten minute mark, as people instinctively know when to interrupt me), I pretty much have to start the podcast over right from the beginning. ARGH. And no, I'm not downloading it to my machine so that I can replay it over and over and over again.
I suggested to Radar that they make two 10-minute segments a week instead of one 18 minute segment. I did not quite catch his reply amongst the gurgling, strangled screaming noises and thud that followed.
Comments on the podcast:
- I still wanna see some i.d. - how do I know you are who you SAY you are?
- thanks for the map lovin'; I am happiest when someone finds my work useful.
- Hellgate baffles everyone, almost as much as Tabula Rasa (for which I hold RadarX fully responsible).
- The guy who plays Sylar is one of my least favorite actors in Heroes. He looks nothing like Spock, so I am going to have a tough time buying that.
Now please excuse me, I have to go compose some hate mail for RadarX, as any dutiful ST geek must.
;-)#
Brasse
I could agree with you about having fewer topics if they spent a little more time on the the one or 2 they do discuss.
I'm listening from work so when I get interruppted I just use the pause button.
Why should we all suffer because of your short attention span :P