You may have noticed a dirth of activity here of late. I'm going to blame Dave because he's not here to contradict me. Dave has been trying to finish a "scholarly" article for some kind of "scholarly" journal (I'm betting it's actually just a letter to Penthouse that keeps getting rejected because it is physically impossible) as well as moving back to Colorado. He also said something about a novel he was writing. Anywho, that's meant the linking and writing has been left to me and, to tell you the truth, I haven't hit a topic that has fired me up more than enough to note a link to an article.
So anyway, we're taking at least a week off so that I can rethink the way this show is put together and to let Dave get himself situated in the Centennial State (yes, I looked that up on Wikipedia). We would very much enjoy your input on new show formats. Hopefully we'll have a weekly discussion via Skype or telephone but that will probably be much shorter than our weekly get together.
In that case I'm thinking about each of us producing, at our leisure during the week, audio rants about a couple of subjects and then mixing those into the show with us discussing them after each one. This will allow us to still give you a full podcast but reduce the amount of time we're on the phone.
Another option would be to begin at the same time every week and do the show as a Netcast live with a chat room and stuff. The biggest problem with that would be me figuring out how technically to do it, the second big problem would be the two of us always being able to do the show on the same night. Maybe we can make that a monthly occurrence or something.
As always we thank you for listening to our show and reading this blog. Please get in touch with us via the comments for this topic, e-mail, or by screaming loudly while running in circles. These are not equally effective (that last one probably won't actually allow you to get in touch with us) but hopefully they are all equally fun. Please do at least one of the three. You get extra points if you do all three.
Cheers,
Alan [editor]
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