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I enjoyed it too but unfortunately I may have to edit it a little.
I want it tighter and faster.
I think I'll leave in that wonderfully camp last line and some of those frightful things you did to the poor German language. :)

The link is here to your file Tbol3 so those who'd like to hear your section in its full glory will be able to get it here on this thread.
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I listened to episode 2 last night -- wonderful!
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The first two podcasts were awesome. Can I have a turn to host some week?
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ductapeguy wrote:The first two podcasts were awesome. Can I have a turn to host some week?
Absolutely!
Your release date for your podcast is 12th October.
Ideally get it to me for the 11th so I can put it on archive.org and update the podcast.xml file.
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Great. Thanks.
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Post by ceastman »

Just listened to episode 2 - both 1 and 2 are wonderful!

-Catharine, who'll sign up to do one.. later..
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Post by shortcircuit »

TBOL3 wrote:Why wate until then, here it is now, he, he...
http://dl3.ohshare.com/v/4592465/StatesE1.wav.html
:lol: Hehe... lol. Those were some funny statistics.
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Post by TBOL3 »

Yes!!! I'm happy this section that I did made people lauph, I just need a few more jokes for the next one, hmm...
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This week's podcast is nearly ready.
Release day is Thursday.

Prize quiz this week with 2 prizes, one for Mac, one for Windows.

I have a registration code for Sound Studio 3 http://www.freeverse.com/soundstudio/

and a promise from NCH Swift Sound for VRS Basic license or a TRx license or a SoundTap license. http://www.nch.com.au/software/index.html

The quiz will consist of short clips from cataloged Librivox books and you have to figure out the name of the book and the name of the reader.
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Post by kristin »

A quiz! What a fun idea. :D
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Jim, you are brilliant! :D
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Post by Stephan »

Wowzers. You know radio, don't you?!

...like chip. Hey, where is Chip btw?
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Stephan wrote:Wowzers. You know radio, don't you?!

...like chip. Hey, where is Chip btw?
I think life intervened, and he hasn't been able to devote as much time here as he used to.
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Post by jimmowatt »

Well, the next podcast is not due until Thursday but it's ready now so I figure, why wait.
I've uploaded the new file to Archive.org
I've updated the podcast file but I haven't received it with my podcast receiver yet so maybe there's a problem with that.
I'll have a look.

Enjoy :)
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Post by earthcalling »

Brilliant, Jim! (I hope you appreciate just how good you are at this!)

Three cheers too for TBOL3, and for Stephan - I like the idea of appealing for proof-listeners!

It's amazing how much is going on here. Truly amazing.

David
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