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This week Marieke Hardy sticks around to keep us company (and ply us with alcohol) for the whole episode. Bless.
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fourthof5 says:
You know I went back and had a listen to ep 1. What happened to the trivia and the reviews of old shows ??
Ross says:
We kept promising teeshirts we could never provide, plus we never figured how to get live calls into the podcast to answer questions.
What was the reviews of old shows? Like things you may have missed? I can’t remember…
Ross says:
ps – the teeshirts are coming…….
fourthof5 says:
LOL
I think it was old shows, like…
“The Six Million Dollar Man” etc etc
Rob says:
In the world of podcasting, nostalgia kicks in after only a year?? Sheesh, that’s quick. Oh well, as long as we’re doing it … can we have a retrospective account of Pork through the ages? Josh’s explanation on this week’s show was a good start. Before the heady days of Pork as we now know it there was APT content – or just APT – (never cracked that code). This was preceded by Strangely Compelling Content. What came before … who can say? Expository backstory is needed here. That’s it. Done. Gauntlet is on the table.
Ross says:
Brett never cracked the APT either – drove him nuts.
Before Strangley Complelling Content it was just Compelling Content and before that it was Bits and Pieces – although not really a formal segment.
Ahhh, the memories…
Nostalgia is so in at the moment we should have started with it before we began podcasting.
Can’t do anything in regards to the Six Million Dollar Man after the Bionic Woman fiasco.
Rob says:
Thanks Ross. And for those who may have missed it, APT meant . . .??
Josh says:
I don’t know how many times we mentioned it on the show, but APT stood for Seriously Compelling Content.
It couldn’t be more simple.
Rob says:
. . . “Aaaaarghhhh!” and then he
Rob says:
. . . died screaming with sharp things in his head.