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Timestamps: 0:00 Rockstar Steam games were pirated versions 1:43 Nintendo shows Switch 2 in secret 2:55 Charles Martinet knows what his job is now 4:03 Xsplit 4:34 QUICK BITS INTRO 4:46 Mortal Kombat 1 leaks, characters revealed 5:35 Skull and Bones loses 3rd Creative Director 6:14 Diablo 4 doing yearly expansions 6:52 No Tears of the Kingdom expansions 7:30 Starfield Xbox players can use cheats too News Sources: https://lmg.gg/7DrFS --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gamelinked/message
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Get a $100 60-day credit on your new account at: http://linode.com/wan Save your time and sanity with New Relic at https://www.newrelic.com/wan Save money on your phone plan today at https://www.mintmobile.com/wanshow Timestamps: (Courtesy of NoKi1119 - Timestamps may be off due to change in sponsors) 0:00 Chapters. 1:08 Intro. 1:33 Topic #1: Lenovo sends Frameworks a cease & desist. 2:53 Legion logo compared to Mercedez-Benz. 4:10 Linus & Luke agree with Lenovo. 6:04 Topic #2: Apple restricts third-party tracking. 7:42 Ads sold on applications, hypocritical Apple. 10:50 Luke setting up an iPhone to check tracking. 11:10 LTTStore's RGB hoodie. 13:56 Lambo edition LTT bottle. Cont. Topic #2: Apple restricts third-patry tracking. 15:13 Reading Apple's "transparent" when setting up. 17:28 Topic #3: Discussing Metaverse's look. 19:16 Horizon Worlds, making avatar via Readyplayer. 25:26 Merch Messages #1. 26:32 Important lessons Linus teaches his kids. 29:38 Secret shopper for cell service provider. 30:54 Do writers have partial ownership of channels? 33:24 Favorite daily-driver phone. 37:18 How much damage Denis (& Colton) did to Linus's house. 44:22 Trust Me Bro Limited Lifetime Warranty. Cont. Merch Messages #1. 47:00 Trust me bro shirt was requested on Twitter. 47:51 Sponsors. 48:05 Squarespace site maker. 48:53 XSplit live streaming. 49:42 Secretlab gaming chair. 50:52 Topic #4: DOOM ran on tractor display. 53:12 Is there a more anti-consumer company? 58:46 How John Deere hurts everyone. 1:00:16 LTTLabs is not LTTLab, discussing domain. 1:04:02 Lab32, reason behind the number. 1:06:26 Merch Messages #2. 1:06:34 Camera bag for the backpack, domain Strawpoll. 1:07:58 What games would Linus & Luke install on the tractor. 1:09:44 Steam alternatives. 1:12:30 "All domains I own" segment. 1:15:28 Frameworks' used hardware market. 1:16:30 Project Farm screwdriver testing. 1:17:28 LTTStore Screwdriver pop-up. 1:19:38 Linus calls about backpack's availability in the pop-up. 1:21:54 LTX, Linus recommends against early booking. 1:22:54 Merch Messages #3. 1:23:02 More home server, automation & labs. 1:24:45 What Linus plans to leave behind for the new owners. 1:25:37 NCIX's impact on Linus & LTTStore. 1:29:10 Hiring experienced V.S. learners. 1:33:14 Topic #5: Tesla accused of false autopilot advertisement. 1:38:02 Merch Messages #4. 1:38:12 VPS company suggestion ft. Linus's birthday. 1:39:40 Valve Index features & suggestions. 1:40:28 What do Linus & Luke eat? 1:41:58 Coolest case Linus & Luke built in. 1:44:00 Take on Samsung's Z Fold 4. 1:44:30 Labs on repairability or jailbreaks. 1:45:25 Labs on mics, interface, XLR & TRS. 1:48:12 Linus on long time format. 1:49:47 Any cool projects for computer vision? 1:49:56 What business help Linus got. 1:50:29 Budget server rack. 1:50:54 Benefits of gaming to buy consoles. 1:52:18 Floatplane QOL features & motivation. 1:54:32 Why Colton is always fired. 1:56:08 Do LTT employees get discount on merch? 1:58:28 DOS gaming PCs build in the future. 1:58:42 LTT RGB merch idea. 1:58:58 Linux-like challenge with Apple. 1:59:38 Linus on Beat Saber technique. 2:00:06 Selling YouTube videos for revenues. 2:02:52 Recommendations for rack-mount gaming 2:03:22 Linus's Epson projector. 2:04:22 Outro.
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Episode 98 This episode was originally recorded in early November and was set to be released at the end of December, but here we are at the end of January instead because time is a funny thing, isn't it? The moment you think you have a firm grasp on "now", it slips through your fingers. That's true both in terms of scheduling podcasts during the holidays and also understanding time from a relativistic perspective. Time might feel like it is moving at the same rate for everyone, but Einstein's theories (and later experimentation) prove otherwise. So without a universally agreed upon "now", how can we say anything true about a God who interacts within time? What good is repentance when the past and future are equally real? What about prophecy? Jesus' birth? Are we all destined for deism? Well, let's take some time to understand how relativity works first, and then we'll get to those (and many more) questions. Spoiler alert, we're going to talk about this one again in a special episode next time too because it's too much fun! Support this podcast on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/DowntheWormholepodcast More information at https://www.downthewormhole.com/ produced by Zack Jackson music by Zack Jackson and Barton Willis Transcript This transcript was automatically generated by www.otter.ai, and as such contains errors (especially when multiple people are talking). As the AI learns our voices, the transcripts will improve. We hope it is helpful even with the errors. Zack Jackson 00:05 You are listening to the down the wormhole podcast exploring the strange and fascinating relationship between science and religion. This week our hosts are Kendra Holt-Moore 00:14 Kendra Holt-Moore, assistant professor of religion at Bethany college. And the thing I'm looking forward to in the next year is not being a first time first year Professor anymore, because the first year of teaching is really hard. Rachael Jackson 00:34 Rachael Jackson, Rabbi at Agoudas, Israel congregation Hendersonville, North Carolina. And the thing I am looking forward to in this coming year, is first a nine week sabbatical and the ability to travel because of vaccines. Ian Binns 00:56 Ian Binns Associate Professor of elementary science education at UNC Charlotte, the first thing that popped my mind when thinking about what I'm looking forward to is going to see Rob Bell speak in Dallas, with my good buddy mark. February in February, Zack Jackson 01:14 Zack Jackson UCC pastor in Redding, Pennsylvania, and I am super excited for the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope, which I don't want to, I don't want to say that it's going to happen in a couple of days, because this episode is supposed to launch like three days before it's supposed to launch. Because I don't know, it was originally supposed to launch in 2007. So it's had a couple of delays. But it's going to make the Hubble look like a like a pair of binoculars, it is going to be able to show all kinds of super exciting things from the very beginning of the universe. And I cannot wait to see that. So I mentioned James Webb as well, because I think satellites are super cool, in general. And so I want to I want to start today with a story about a satellite, a very famous satellite, you may have heard of it. Its name was Sputnik. It was the very first human satellite we ever put up there. And back way back in 1957, the Soviets kind of surprised everyone and was like, hey, look, we've got the technology. And we did it. And everyone in the world kind of freaked out because they weren't sure if there was going to be nukes or anything like that, and alien technology or whatever. And because they it had never been done before. They had to prove to people that it actually was happening. And not that they were just making the whole thing up. And so they equipped Sputnik with a radio pulse. So it would go around the earth and be like me, beep, beep, beep, beep, so anyone on Earth could listen in and be like, Oh, look at that. It is up there. It's beeping at me. That's really neat. And so at the at Johns Hopkins, couple days later, October 7 1957, a couple of junior physicists were sitting around at lunch talking. And these two guys, these buddies, William Guyer, and George weissenbach, they were just talking with their friends. And we're really surprised to learn that no one at Johns Hopkins had bothered to listen for it, using their radio technology. Like, honestly, that seems like something that divino fancy scientists people should do. So wife and Bach was working on microwave radiation for his Ph. D. Program at the time. And so he had a decent radio in his office. And so the two of them went upstairs and just start messing around with it, waiting for Sputnik to crossover. And there was Beep, beep, beep, beep. And they had the clarity of mind to be like, hey, this seems like it might be a historical event, we should grab a cassette tape. And we should take this thing, just, you know, so we can show our kids, this is what Sputnik sounded like. And so they did, and they recorded it. And then the next day, they were like, I wonder if we can we can get this a little clearer. And so they they messed with the frequencies and got it so they could hear it really clearly. And one of the things that they noticed was that just like, you know, when you're when you're standing on the side of the street and a car is coming, and it goes and it kind of like the sound goes up and then it goes down. That's called the Doppler effect. That has to do with things that are emitting sound or light that is also moving in relationship to you. And so like if it's moving towards you, the sound waves or the the waves of light, they get compressed, because it's moving towards you. If it's moving away from you, they get spread out. So the sound would sound higher or lower as it's going. Same is true with like radio waves. So the sound coming from the radio waves, if you looked at it from like, the, the wave perspective was kind of doing b, b be, though wouldn't made that sound. And so they were like, Oh, this is really interesting, hey, Johns Hopkins, can we use your supercomputer for a minute, which I say supercomputer, it probably has had the computing power of like a ti 83. Now, it was one of the very first digital computers in the world. And so they used it to do some really complicated math. And were able to calculate Sputnik's orbit, and their look at its location, and where it was going. And were able to predict when and where it would come back, using just the what we call the Doppler shift of the the width of the radio waves. And that was kind of a novel thing to do. When they released their information. The Russians were like, what, come on, guys, we have this one thing, and you had to go and top US that was so rude. I think that's what the Soviet said, I don't speak Russian. So that was fun. And then Sputnik burned out. And that was no more. But then the next May, their boss came to them, and called called them into his office, which is always a good thing and said, Hey, remember that thing you did was Sputnik? Do you think it's possible to do that backwards? Could you do that in reverse? Like, if we had satellites, where we knew where they were, at the time in orbit, sending a pulse down to earth? Would you be able to calculate where the receiver is, if we knew where the satellites were? And they were like, well, I guess the math is kind of the same, it's just backwards. And thus, the transit system was born, the very first satellite navigation system, because the Navy had this problem where they had these nuclear submarines that had the nuke nuclear missiles on them in the Arctic, which is waiting to blow up Russia. But the, they were supposed to be secret. And so they couldn't use the traditional means of navigation because they didn't want to give away their location. And so they kind of were getting lost up there in the Arctic. And so the, the Air Force sent up an array of five satellites orbiting the Arctic, and every couple of hours, it would pass overhead. And then they could get a ping on their location. And they could correct their maps, and they would know where they were. And that was great. And that was wonderful. And then we thought, I wonder what else we can use this technology for? And so the global positioning satellite system started to get dreamed up together, like, what if we took that, and we made a whole array of satellites, up in orbit, all sending pings down to earth, and we could triangulate, given the pings and the locations of a couple of them, and be able to tell where all kinds of things are airplanes. And, and, and, and like troops. And this is the military, they're always thinking about war stuff. And so what they would need to have a real time local navigation system was that the clocks on Earth would need to be synced with the clocks in the satellite. That would be real important if we're going to do real time navigation. So they have these really, really accurate atomic clocks, that one is in on Earth, and one is in orbit. And that was great. Except for one problem. There was this guy, you may have heard of him. He's kind of a big deal name is Albert Einstein. And about 60 years beforehand, he had proposed this crazy thing called general relativity, after his theory of special relativity, which suggested that Isaac Newton's laws, which had worked very well, by the way for the past, like 300 years, which were the laws, which helped them to get the satellites in orbit in the first place, it didn't work so well, when you were talking about the effects of gravity. So in a larger level, Newton's Laws kind of stop working, in particular, his theory of time, and the way that time moves, see a part of relativity stated that one's relationship to gravity affected the passage of time, which was a very counterintuitive thing, and at the time in 70s When this was getting put up, there were still testing. It seemed like it was passing all the tests general relativity was, was passing all of these tests. But they still weren't entirely convinced. And some of the scientists on this GPS project thought that we were going to disprove Einstein. And so we should just put the clocks up there, up there in the satellites, and the other scientists were like, no, if we put the clocks up there as they are, and not adjust them in any way for relativity, then they're going to be out of sync. And so they couldn't agree internally. And these satellites are very expensive. And back in the 70s, it was very, very expensive to send the satellite into space, it's still very expensive, but it was much more back then. And so they had, they kind of did this interesting trick. A sort of cheat, if you will, to appease both sides, and to be able to tell once and for all, if time actually does move differently, the further you get from Earth, in that they sent it up with just normal atomic clock. But they also had a sort of switch, where they could flip that switch, and then there was a little computer inside that would then adjust the time on the clock to then send back the corrected time to Earth. So they sent it up. And they let it be up there for about 20 days going around and discovered that yeah, it shifted the time in orbit past differently than the time on Earth. Seven microseconds per day, which I don't know, a microsecond doesn't seem like a whole lot of time. So seven microseconds per day of drift. But in terms of GPS, that's a drift of 10 kilometers per day, if not corrected. So one day of the satellites being up there, and they're useless. Because time travels, passes differently in orbit than it does on Earth. Yeah, Rachael Jackson 12:14 so incredible. Like, yeah, that's subjective, Zack Jackson 12:17 like you said, not just a fun theory, Ian Binns 12:20 the seven microseconds thing, when you first say that, I'm just gonna like, oh, wow, what did he do? But the ramifications for those of us on the ground? That's just wow, like, I did not know that. That's crazy. Zack Jackson 12:36 Yeah, the, the closer you are, so that, it's because there's less gravity less of Earth's gravity, the farther you get from the center of Earth. And so time, time will pass faster. On in orbit, the closer you get to the gravitational well, the slower time will pass. But because these things are relative to where they're being observed, I always get that backwards as to if you were on the earth, looking at the satellite, versus if you were on the satellite looking at the Earth, actually, relative to the Earth's age, you know, a couple billion years old, Earth's core is actually two and a half years younger than its surface. For what it's worth, you go. So now every single satellite that's in orbit, every single computer every single time, a piece that is up in orbit, and every all of the robots on Mars and the satellites flying out into deep space, all of that has to compensate for the fact that gravity affects time. That time passes differently for different people, for different observers in different places in different gravity wells. Depending on one's mass on one's gravity on one's velocity, time will pass differently. So GPS only works because time is weird. So in a manner of speaking, Albert Einstein is the father of Pokemon GO and so for that we give thanks Kendra Holt-Moore 14:27 what a storyteller you are Zack to be able to craft to craft a narrative that leads to a conclusion. Ian Binns 14:35 And to me, I love it, you know, so that we all roads Zack Jackson 14:38 lead to Pokemon, right? That's but that's a lot to take in. And there's a lot of moving pieces to that and there's a lot of confusing counter intuitive things about how relativity bends space and time and what are the implications of the fact that there is not a solid steady passage of time. Which means there is no preferred present moment that the past and the future in the present are all on a spectrum instead of one, instead of us always being in the present and the past in the future being always somewhere else, the implications of that, and even understanding how that happens and why that happens. And all of that is a lot to unpack. So let's take a 15 second break, and take a breath. And be thankful that we can time 15 seconds unless you're on a spaceship, going half the speed of light, and then this could take a lot more than 50. All right, I want to tell you a quick thought experiment, that I'm adapting from one of Einstein's thought experiments, because I find any time we talk about things happening on trains, and lasers and things like that, in thought experiments to be hard to, to wrap my mind around. So I want to imagine for a second that we have a basketball robot. And basketball bot is an awesome robot, and he's predictable. And the things he does happen very predictably, he's got a hand that reaches out, it's one meter above the ground, it can bounce a basketball in one second. And it's steady and repeatable. You know, bum, bum, bum, bum, he's basketball bot, he's a robot, it's, it's easy to do. So you're watching basketball bot, as he's bouncing the ball in the airport. And, you know, one second, one second, one second, one meter, one meter, one meter, one meter, one meter, one meter, and then you and a basketball bot, because you're going to baggage claim, you walk on to the, to the moving sidewalk. And so you're standing there next to basketball bot, who is still bouncing the basketball because he's programmed to bounce the basketball. And he's still going one meter down, one meter up, one meter down one meter up in one second. And that hasn't changed for you. But the person standing on the side watching this strange basketball bot, bounce a basketball in the airport, on the people walk thing is not seeing the basketball goes straight down and straight up. Because we've added a velocity in another direction. So if that is moving sufficiently fast, while he's bouncing straight up and down, with a person on the side is seeing is really it bouncing in an angle, and then bouncing up in an angle, because of the way that they're seeing. And so in classic physics, that's not a problem, the old heads of physics, they were talking about the same thing, that just means you have now added velocity in a separate direction. And so now there's more speed to be had. Right? Speed is just distance divided by time. So you know, we're just adding a bit more distance if you're moving sideways, as well. So it's speeding up. According to the person on the outside, which is fine. Basketball can go faster, because it can write, there's no limit to the speed of basketballs. So basketball bot is not a problem. He's a great guy, now, laser basketball man, robot guy who is doing the same thing, except instead of bouncing a basketball, he is bouncing a photon, up and down, up and down, one meter up and down, up and down. You're standing next to him, that photon is moving at the speed of light, because that's what they do, up and down, up and down, up and down, up and down, bouncing off a mirror coming back up to his hand. And that's fine. So then he goes on the people walk, moving sidewalk thing, and a person on the outside now sees if it's moving sufficiently fast, it not going straight up and down, but following the same vector that bounces sideways and up, which means that it would have to have accelerated in one direction. But we know that the speed of light is a constant, and you can't go faster than the speed of light. So how is it then that to the person on the outside, it appears that it has moved faster than the speed of light, magic. Speed is just distance divided by time. And the speed has to be constant. That means that time then has to change. If all the mathematics are going to work out, fine. Then if distance changes, so does time. And so when we're talking about things that obey the speed of light, like a photon that can't go faster than time then starts to get wibbly wobbly. So that's the that's the insight that comes from special relativity is that Newtonian physics works really well, from the perspective of your everyday life. Right? Bouncing a basketball, Newtonian physics works great. But when you break it down to things that either are massive, like planets, or that move incredibly fast, like light, then it starts to break down and relativity takes over. And so we start to extrapolate outward from that, and finding out that time doesn't move the same for everyone, time is dependent on your frame of reference on your velocity on your mass on your, on your gravitational pull. And so for most of us, that's not going to matter. Most of us are going to live our whole lives in roughly the same gravity, well, at roughly the same velocity, we're not going to be traveling near the speed of light, we're not going to have to worry about this. Right? So why even talk about it? Kendra Holt-Moore 21:10 Why even talk about it? Ian Binns 21:13 Because it's really fun. I mean, there's more reasons than that, obviously, but I've always found this stuff just quite fascinating. Blows my brain just Zack Jackson 21:23 gonna end the episode right there. Just no reason to talk about it's not gonna affect us show. Rachael Jackson 21:32 Let's move on with our day. Zack Jackson 21:34 But it does kind of bust the whole way we think about past present future, doesn't it that, that there is this constant flow of time from past to future, that past is gone. It's just a memory. The present is where we live, and the future is what's coming, hasn't happened yet. And like, that way of thinking, permeates all of our religious tradition, the way we think about God, the way we think about God's interaction with humanity is all based in this there was the past, it calls the present. And now the present will influence the future, especially in Christianity, because we are an eschatological religion, which is fancy theological ways of saying we are a religion of the end, we have people who are looking forward to the end to the redemption of all to the sort of an end goal of things being made, right? That only works if there is a progression of time. How do you save something if the end and the beginning and the middle are all the same? How does God interact in time? Do we believe that God is time less? And if God is outside of the flow of time, as we experience it, then which one is God's preferred time God's preferred now? Like there's some beautiful theologies like process theology, which believes with which teaches that God and creation are intrinsically intertwined, and that God is growing and changing and moving with creation. And I love that, and that God doesn't know the future, and God is moving along with us. But it doesn't work. When you realize that there is no preferred present moment, and everything breaks down on the macro level. You don't for example, if you and your friend were in in twin spaceships, and you were hanging out near a black hole, and your buddy got a little bit too close, and then got sucked into the event horizon, from your perspective, you could stay there for the rest of your life and watch them slowly fall into the black hole. They would just be falling and falling and falling forever. But from their perspective, in an instant, they would be instantly spaghettified which is the actual technical term for when you get sucked into a black hole and get pulled down atom by atom into single strand of be of existence spaghettified we get a five spaghettified you can quote me on that. That's, that's the science word. Well, so Ian Binns 24:26 I've always felt like in, you know, when you come to the notion of God, that just seemed limiting to me that we could only think of God as a being that is limited to our notion of time, to the human notion of time, right. Like, I would like to think that there is a God that God is more powerful than that, right? There's not there's not a limiting factor there. If that makes any sense. Yeah. No, like one man literally interpret, you know, the story of great the creation story, or stories and, and Genesis, when they see that, you know, on the first day this happened second day Ebola seventh day God rested. And people like See, look, it happened in one week. I'm kinda like you, like really like you can't you struggle with the notion that it's bigger than that like that God is limited to our personal understanding our own individual understanding of what a week is, and what a day is like that just to me that that kind of puts God into a into a bubble. Right? That's like, the only way I can understand God is by God is in a life like mine. And I would like to think that if God does exist, that God is outside of that mentality, that there's God's not limited in that situation. That's just how I view it. Zack Jackson 26:01 So then how would a being outside of the flow of time interact within the flow of time? Ian Binns 26:07 I don't know. You know, when I die, and if there is a God, and I get a chance to meet God, that may be one of my questions. How do you do that? Can you teach me that trick? I mean, I know. But I just I don't know. Yeah, I feel like that's another good thought experiment. Rachael Jackson 26:28 Man, please. Yeah. One of the ways that we've sort of wrestled with this idea, I shouldn't say we, that I have wrestled with this idea of time, and God. I've heard the idea that is, God is all good, all knowing, all powerful, and all time. That doesn't work for my theology, when I look at the world around me. So it's like, Okay, which of these variables Am I comfortable eliminating? And I was not comfortable with eliminating that God is all good. That that that feels really terrible to think that God is not good. So and I'll spare you all the details of going through that that journey, where I end up for this conversation is that if God is all time, perhaps God is the present, as we know it, that it's, it is in our time, that God is of all times, but we experience time in a linear fashion. And so that's where God exists with us is in our times. And so God has the ability to move through time space continuum. Great. I don't and so I can experience God in this time. And I employ that in one of the prayers that I say where we, we ask for healing. And at the end, I always say, made those in need find healing in a time near to us. I don't if we're praying to God, I want God to know that I don't want this on a god time scale. I would like this on our time scale. So I, I agree with you and that there it seems confining to have God exists in a singular time frame. But I myself do exist in that time frame going back to Zach's point of like, no Newtonian physics, pretty much my life not gonna break out in Newtonian physics, I don't really need to think too much on this. So from a theological standpoint, I say, Okay, God experiences or relativity in a way that I don't. So it's my question then have to wrestle with myself of how do I then have God in my timeline? In my time, so I don't know if that makes any sense. But that's, that's sort of how I answer that question. Kendra Holt-Moore 29:02 So the way that I think about alternative, like, forms of guard, like the kinds of theologies that I think are really compatible with this, you know, revolution in the understanding of time, it I think that mystical theologies become so much more kind of intriguing, and it you know, it's like, it does. Accepting, like, Einsteinian mechanics of time and you know, mystical theologies. It requires an acceptance of, well, I think most of the time it requires an acceptance of a non theistic version of God, or like a non anthropomorphic version of God. And so what I mean when I say those things is, you know, A version of God that that's not like, made in the image of like human beings are human ish versions of God, you know the God with arms and legs and a face. And that's really hard I think for a lot of people to kind of let go of, especially if, if we're talking about like the monotheism 's of like Judaism, Christianity and Islam. I mean, and really like the most of the major world religions that talk about God, there is something that tends to become very like humanoid about God, but that's never like there's always mystical strains of theology in, in religions. And so the, the ones that kind of come to mind that I think are are like some of the first ones that I thought of, and I know if Adam was here, this is probably something that he would bring up too is like Paul Tilex. Image of God as the ground of being. And Tillich kind of uses this phrase ground of being to, to be the stand in for God. And it kind of replaces this very anthropomorphic version of God with a vision of God that is, like a more like a foundation. And it's more like this stable, like, stable yet creative. floor at the bottom of all, all that is. And you know, there's, there's a lot in Tillich in theology and talking just about the ground of being if Adam listens to this and is like, Well, Adam, should have been here Zack Jackson 32:01 wasn't the Paul Tillich society? At one point? Kendra Holt-Moore 32:05 Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's true. But you know, that's like, that's your kind of letting go. It's a very, it's a more like, abstract kind of way of thinking about, like, what God is, but I actually, I think my personal favorite, like mystical kind of vision of God actually comes from a mystic named Nicholas of Cusa. And whenever I was, in my master's degree, I took a class called Nicolas of Cuza about this, like mystic theologian, and I remember Reading some of his primary works. And there was a chapter that was all about his, his, like, you know, his, kind of like systematic theology. And but there was a few pages in this one chapter that just had like math in it was like, what is happening? What, why I like circled all the math and wrote in the margins of my textbook, like, Excuse me, like, No, I think I even like wrote out a very dramatic like, no, with multiple exploits, XSplit exclamation, and was just like, This is not what I want to be, like thinking about when I'm trying to like foster a spiritual experience. And, and I have a, you know, a couple years later, after that class, I took a class called science literacy with my doctoral advisor. And in that class, it was like, one of the most fascinating and also difficult classes that I've taken, because it's like a crash course in physics. And like, you know, we talk about special theory of relativity, general theory of relativity, quantum mechanics, like all of that, and what are the philosophical and like theological implications of those things. And it was during that class that I had to kind of go back to the theology of Nicholas of Cusa. And look at my margins, in the notes on the pages where there is mass and the universe and God, and then I just like, it made sense to me. I was like, I still, I'm just like, not someone who naturally thinks in a very mathy way, and so I always find that challenging. But there's also like, the only times that I have been able to have been able to, like have an experience of all thinking about math is when I'm thinking about the implication of, like, math on like, I don't know, like, like metaphysics or like the structure of the universe. And so, the point being that Nicolas of Cusa talks about the enfolding and unfolding of, of God or of of the universe, there's, there's this breath metaphor Almost of this enfolding everything kind of collapsing into one unit, one like period, one point. And in that enfolding every, like you and I, and all that is, we are one, it's like a oneness. And then the unfolding is this like, you know, it's the, the exhale or like the other side of the breath it unfolds. And again, we all kind of diverge into particularities and we have our, you know, our specific to kind of tie it back to our conversation wells of gravity, where we exist. But we also keep in folding and unfolding. So there's like this dual experience of like, oneness, and specificity and like divergence. That is just like, I think such a beautiful image of like wholeness, and like, it's like both the duality and oneness that I just think is like such a perfect, like, non theistic kind of theological representation of these like time dynamics that force us to think beyond, you know, Newtonian mechanics. So that's kind of what comes to mind for me. Zack Jackson 36:42 Well, if you're into sacred mathematics, and mysticism, you would love by Sagaris. They were all about that life, almost worshipping numbers and mathematics, thinking of it as this ticket in small doses. You also if you're a pipe factory, and you can't eat beans, that was that was against their religion to Kendra Holt-Moore 37:03 work for me. Yeah. Zack Jackson 37:05 I think he thought that the beans in humans came from the same source. And so it was a bit of cannibalism. Who knows you're that part about Ian Binns 37:16 Sagaris when I was studying that, but Zack Jackson 37:18 you mostly just hear about the whole triangle thing, right? You don't hear about the toggery worship numbers. Ian Binns 37:23 It's been a long time since I took that really cool history science class. Zack Jackson 37:27 So yeah, it's been a couple 1000 years since the Python, Koreans. But we're at Ian Binns 37:34 that times all relative, right? Zack Jackson 37:36 Well, yeah. I mean, how do we think of time typically, we think of it like, like those moving sidewalks at the airport, right? That we're all standing on it. And we're all moving at the same rate, or like a flow of a river, that we're all moving together along the same rate. But we found out that you can kind of move on that river, you can paddle one way or the other, and you can slow down or speed up your position in time in that river. And so it time kind of then acts more like a frozen river with kids ice skating all over it, rather than a group of people on a lazy river in their tubes, all moving at the same speed. So it does, I think this has been my problem to Kandra is that I'm fine with almost all of these weird things in about relativity and time. But it hurts my conception of a real time theistic God like the God that is in the moment with me right now. It makes that harder to stomach harder to conceptualize. You know, if if, if God doesn't have a preferred present moment, then like, Oh, okay. Then. Kendra Holt-Moore 39:03 Yeah, yeah, implications of that are really like they are really far reaching for for Christianity and, and Judaism in Islam, I think in particular. And it's, you know, I think there are also people who maybe, and I don't know if this like kind of resonates with your experience, maybe not Zack, but people who kind of like if you kind of asked them or forced them to explain their theology, they might they might actually say something that sounds more non theistic. But in their day to day lives, they kind of like re impose a theistic like face on there, like non theistic theology, like it's, it's, it's, you know, again, that's not that's, it's almost like Like, I don't know that this is like the appropriate way to frame it but like a second naivete Zack Jackson 40:06 almost of like, yes. What we're doing physics Kendra Holt-Moore 40:09 come to Yeah, like if you're if your theology if it's important to you for the theology and the physics to kind of fit together then maybe that's like what you do. But for like, you know, religious and spiritual community and talking day to day, you still use language that has like familiarity and like personhood, and I don't like this is something that people will argue about, because some people think that's like a disingenuous, and I get that. But I also, I think it's just important for the way that people relate to each other and to other things in the world and to relationships. So I actually find that completely, like understandable and normal. Zack Jackson 40:57 It's like my day to day theology is Newtonian. But my, if I'm thinking about it, my actual theology is Einsteinian. Right? That right? It makes sense in the day to day to have an eminent theistic God. But it makes sense in the quiet moments where I'm thinking, to think about a, a more universal presence than a theistic imminent God. And I think we do that all the time. With our theologies, we've got, we've got different types of theologies that apply to different situations, the theology that you have when you're suffering is different than the theology you have when you're not. And we just, we all do, and that's fine. Like I don't at like funerals and stuff, people always talk about how that person has gone on. And now they're watching over me and blah, blah, blah. But like, there's no part in the New Testament that talks about that, there that the New Testament teaches that you die, you die, and you go on the ground, and your soul, your spirit, all of that is over. And it's done, until the Second Coming, and the resurrection of the dead. And then everyone comes back together, there is no, like waiting up in heaven, and playing a harp and watching you as you live your life. There is none of that in the New Testament, but we all just pretend like it's there. Because it is comforting to us in the moment, even if we don't really believe that so and so was watching us from afar, we like to believe that it's true. You know, I think we do that practically. And it's okay to admit that as a way of contextualizing our theology in the moment. Rachael Jackson 42:27 And it's and it can be used as a coping mechanism. Yeah, theology has coping. Zack Jackson 42:33 So when this episode airs, it's going to be like, I don't know, two weeks from Christmas or so. Which is, I don't know, sort of one of the important parts of of the Christian year. It's like, this moment in Christian theology where just a little, a little bit, a little bit. It's this moment in Christian theology, where it's like, God has been working through people for eons, and moving through the cycles of time, and nations and empires and kings and prophets and priests and individuals. And then, at some point, God says, Alright, kids, you sit down, I'm gonna take care of this for a minute, and comes in and breaks through, and there's this. Countless theologies that have tried to explain how God becomes human. How do we break this barrier between the infinite in the finite this, this this, we call it kenosis, this emptying of divinity in order to become humanity. I mean, there's none of them actually make a whole lot of sense. Logically, there are, which you sort of have to have to get all mystical and non dualistic before anything makes any sense? If you really think about it for too long, in terms of the Incarnation. But it's this breaking through a moment that we celebrate, in which something that is entirely other breaks into time and into history, that which is universal becomes particular, that God has to become a single person in a single time with a single genetic makeup who lives a single life. And there's some, I mean, that's helpful to some extent, to imagine that in our day to day lives, I also wonder then, if we were to draw that outward, if we were to say that time and space are connected, are one in the same. And just like, I believe that San Diego still exists, even though I'm not there. I also believe that three BC exists, even though I'm not there. And so in that way of thinking about time, that the past is not something that is gone, but it's just something that I'm not experienced. In saying that the incarnation the breaking in of God into the world is something that is happening in an infinite present moment in what we would consider 1000s of years ago. And so in all of these places in which God is breaking into time, those are places that are infinitely being broken into time. And you can think then of the final redemption of the world less as something to look forward to, and something that as opposed to something that we're living into something that we're experiencing the ripples of redemption, the way that you would experience gravitational waves of a black hole collisions. But these just musings of ways that I like to try to think about things that I have no real theological grounding, and I'm trying to be careful not to draw those conclusions too far as just rereading a paper I wrote in seminary, I posted it to y'all, it's fine. No one reads, that's 20 pages. And the the, the final conclusion I made was just drawn way too broadly outward, because I got excited about the implications of a God that breaks into time infinitely. And the ripples of redemption that can get flow through time through single redemptive acts, which I don't know if I would draw those points anymore, but they were fun to dwell on back then. So I should say, to wrap things up, we don't actually know why we experienced the flow of time. All of these revelations that come out of relativity are counterintuitive. It doesn't feel like the past and the future are real, it feels like they are ideas. And the present is the only moment we've ever experienced, that's our lived reality. That's the way our brains have formed. And for some reason, the way that we experience the dimension of time, whether that's just a way that our consciousness adapted to be able to function well, or if there is some divine reason that we experience a single moment instead of an entirety of moments. Nobody really has a good explanation. So a lot of this sort of thinking is theoretical, and a lot of it is hard to wrap your head around. And I think it's probably okay to have a an eminent theology that works on the Newtonian level of day to day life, as well as having a sort of what if kind of theology in which you are imagining the implications of something that has implications but are hard to fathom in our everyday life? If that makes sense. Do you think that's okay? Or is that disingenuous? No, I think that's good. If Adam were here, he would argue with me that it would be disingenuous, but again, Adam is not here to defend himself Ian Binns 48:23 that since so vault. Zack Jackson 48:27 So I would just like to end this segment by saying that I am right and Adam is wrong, and there is nothing that he can do or say, to correct me. And if he would like to correct me, he will have to do so in a future episode when he leads. So there Rachael Jackson 48:51 so today's today's day down the wormhole, minute story from the Talmud. This comes from the Babylonian Talmud in Tractate to a neat around page 23. That's in case anyone wants to check my citation or read the entire story. There's a character a person however, you want to understand the people in these texts, whose name is Honi. And there's quite a few stories about him. And so one of the stories that I want to tell you about is the day that Honi slept. And as a tired parent, it just sounds amazing. Story. One day, Connie, the circle maker was traveling along a road and he saw an old man planting a care of tree when he stops and asks him, how long will it take for this Tree to fully bear fruit. And the man replies 70 years. Astonished Honi asks, Do you think you will live another 70 years? There, the man replies calmly. I found care of trees growing when I was born, because my forefathers planted them for me, so I to plant them for my children. Thereupon, Connie sat down to have a meal, and sleep overcame him. As he slept, a rock formation grew around him hiding him from sight, and he slept and he slept. And he slept. He continued to sleep for 70 years. When he woke up, he saw what it look like to be this same man gathering beautiful fruit fully bloomed a fully mature fruit from a Carib tree. Astonished Honi then asks, Are You the man who planted this tree? No. The man replies, I am his grandson. That's when Connie realizes that he has slept for 70 years. Connie goes home and finds that his son has died, but his grandson was still alive. And so he says to the members of his household, I am Honi the circle maker, but they didn't believe him, because it had been 70 years since when he had passed and vise been seen. Since then he left the house and he went to the Beit Midrash the study hall, and he announces, I am Honi the circle maker, but no one believed him and they didn't give him any respect. So Honee an utter despairs, praise for Divine Mercy. And he dies. To this Raava another person of the time says, For this reason people say give me companionship, or give me death. And it is for this reason that we gravitate towards others. That though time might pass we experience it in a linear fashion that it is the people with whom we have connections with it is a way of thinking about the past providing for the future but really living in these moments that make it worthwhile. That is what Honi the circle maker can teach us from his sleep of 70 years. Zack Jackson 52:52 May we all sleep for 70 years.
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Welcome, welcome, welcome. This is Jane Gardner, and today we're going to be talking about how to produce your TV show. And so we're going to have a look just briefly, of course, on the various things you need to do in order to produce your TV show. So let's get started. After you've seen this nice one, my colour is much better here, so Planning is very critical for your TV show blueprint, but today we're going to be talking about producing it. Yay! So we're going to see how long this is. I'm hoping it's going to be less than 10 minutes. So let's go. So we've had this in the previous episode in the beginning about producing your show. And you need to know what TV show format you want to produce as your show. You have to have your plan. You have to know if you're interviewing guests, you have to have those all those format of your TV show and where are you going to put your call to action and whether you're going to have an intro in your show and how you're going to do that. And then we also discussed briefly before what equipment you need. So you need a good USB microphone, you need a webcam, obviously a desktop computer. You need to be connected to the Internet by your Ethernet. Wi-Fi is not good enough quality really for a TV show. As well as you can get yourself a photo studio kit which has light stands, a green screen and a stand to hold your green screen, which is one of the things I have, as you know. And then we have discussed briefly the software Xsplit broadcaster software, which I think is essential. But I'll talk to you about another option in a few minutes. So we're going to produce a TV show, you know, your TV format, you know, you have an outline of what the format looks like. And let's say, for example, you want to interview an influencer in your market on your TV show. Well, so that's a great network strategy to get to know other people's in your field. So first, of course, you send out an e-mail or contact them on LinkedIn, the interviewee with a proposal for say, a 20 minute to 45 minute interview on your topic or their topic, whatever they are interested in. You explain the format of the show. You suggest some interview topics and questions you might want to cover. You tell them about the mission for your TV show, where it's located, how long you'll have had it, and what marketing you do for each show. So you put together a proposal and you suggest they can get a copy of the TV show to use on their website. That's a good strategy because people always love content for their portfolio or you can give them permission to put it on their YouTube channel and you send them a calendar with some suggested dates for the interview, or are you to discuss when they want to do it? Personally, I think you should just decide yourself what days you want to do TV shows, but that's up to you and the interviewee. For Easy TV Show Blueprint go to http://jgtips.com/easy
Hello this is Jane Gardner and welcome to Ultimate TV Channel System. On today's show, we're going to talk about why you should have a TV Show right about now. So is it hard to produce a TV show? Well, that's another myth. It is actually fairly easy if you do it strategically. I think most people have had experience with the challenge of being on Zoom, and that isn't my secret. Using Zoom, my TV show is me, myself and I as the crew. And I'll show you how easy it is to produce a TV show as I'm doing this training. So I'm going to show you my software. So write it down. It's not really a secret, but I don't know why, why, why. They just don't promote themselves enough Xsplit.com. It is a broadcasting software and it'll do live streaming. And of course I'm recording right now. I'm not live streaming right now. I'm recording this just for you. And it is the software that I use. So let's go back to me. And that's my secret. It's inexpensive. It can live stream, it can broadcast. You can use it with Zoom. It's inexpensive for the power it has. And I'll show you how it works behind the scenes. I had to record it myself with a video because otherwise you get that horrible telescoping things when you try and record something. So here we go. Here's behind the scenes of split. So we'll do a quick scene behind the scenes for Xsplit. This is what it looks like behind the scenes. You set up these scenes and then you can just change each scene by pushing a button. So let's go back to the original. And here we are. That's where my original is. And then we went to this studio scene and then another button. We have my website as a scene and then we have one of my intros as a scene set up. And then we have the title scene, which we could start with, and then we have some video on another scene. So we just go clicking between the ones as we want them and we'll go back here. And today I decided to put my PowerPoint presentation into a video area. So right here is my PowerPoint presentation. And I can go and go through my PowerPoint presentation and it can be on that scene there. So there you go. It's very easy to use. And I'll enlarge the Xsplit here so that you can see the buttons in my recording. But the rest of the show will be live because it's easy to use it, split and create a training, create a show, create anything, really. So yeah, I love Xsplit and yeah so let's get on with the training. So yeah I recorded that another day obviously and yeah it's not hard to use but it's easy. So I'm going to continue on. I think I got rid of that myth as well, but then I tend to be confident. I hope I have. Hope you enjoyed the training and to download the easy TV show blueprint. You can go to http://jgtips.com/easy.
Below are the notes from his session.1. Define envision your special future (destination)a. “The Gospel must first be preached to all creation.”b. Matthew 28:19-20c. “To proclaim the year of the Lord's favor.”d. But encourage one another daily, as long as it is called today (Heb 3:13)e. Let us hold fast to the confession of our hope without wavering, for he who promised is faithful. And let us consider how to stir one another up to love and good works, not neglecting the meeting together as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another and all the more as you see the day drawing near.” (Hebrews10:23-25).2. Define what you want to do firsta. Use what you have at hand for video etc. Your phone is an incredible multimedia machine (iPhone X and 11 can shoot video at 4K 60 FPS)b. Livestream Software (OBS Studio, Streamlabs OBS, XSplit, Wirecast, vMix, Nvidia Shadowplay, lightstream)c. microphones, cameras, look around your house to see what is already there that could be applied as tools. Use what you already have at hand.d. Once you have decided and defined what you want to do look for deals for gear. (Light ring 20€ and it is a great setup for livestream on facebook, youtube, etc.)2. Visualize and Conceptualizea. Try to imagine what you what you want your tech game to look like. If you don't know maybe you need to inform yourself (YouTube)b. Conceptualize by planning (materials, gear, making plan for your content, outline goals content, etc)3. Be relevant, real, authentic, and don't put out poor quality content (Quality isn't King content is king. Don't copy a model. know who you are)4. Don't be haphazard (waste time or money)a. The more you get into upping your tech game the more you will see how time intensive it is. So don't waste time.b. Make every dollar count (don't waste money on cheap gear. If it is a necessary piece of gear spend the money (Cameras, lighting, computers, mics, cam-link, audio and video switchers. etc.)5. Get your innovation ready first and then launch6. Practice, Practice, Practice (don't “go live” without knowing your software inside and out.7. Research8. My process: What I do in my Tech Gamea. Podcast recording with an Auna USB Mic into Garage Band (Accusonus ERA 4 Plugin Bundle) I know podcasters who use Voice memos on a iPhone or other cell phone and a quiet room to record podcasts. So it doesn't have to be complicated.b. Blogs I write blogs on all topics faith, theology, and church ministry related all you need is a google account to start a blog at blogger, another platform is Word press. I just use my social media platforms and influence there to make articles known. leverage every tool you have at your disposal. In my opinion don't leverage your social media for cats! We use everything for the glory of God and the building of his kingdom. certainly you can post stuff about your family, fun stuff etc. But the more you post cat videos the less you will be taken seriously. make a good mixture of fun, and serious content that is beneficial for people, and the building, discipling, and encouragement of the kingdom.c. Vlog (Video Podcasts) record using what you have try, try and try again.d. Social media content (You can replicate all content across all platforms. If you post something somewhere post it everywhere so that you don't have to create new content for every different platform. If I post something on FB I usually post it on Twitter. This way you can save time and influence more people.e. Email Supporter newsletter: Use this to inform and encourage your support network. (Mailchimp is free) use it for a church newsletter. You can stylize it to look nice instead of just text.f. WhatsApp is also a tool that could be used for gatherings, video conference, small groups etcg. Zoom, Google meet, Skype, FaceTime, etc are all good platforms to have meetings, churches are doing zoom Gottesdienste, etc. People can chime in via zoom to a live church service. Where people are able to attend physically, but in these times not your whole congregation is allowed to attend for space sake and Abstand then you can add a zoom function to every church service and have groups who switch Sundays of physical attendance.-The content of the gospel must stay the eternal content of the gospel-The message cannot change to fit the packaging.-Technology or innovation is only a tool innovation is only working on that tool-Personal meetings Vs. Virtual meetings-Virtual meetings are only a substitute and can only be a substitute-Maybe your virtual presence should be a Low key entry point and should point people to the physical gathering-Tech Game of a Church is an extension of your church not your church itself
A devout community suffering from a plague is torn apart by a dangerous middle aged podcaster that mansplains to everyone about the forces of witchcraft, black magic, and possession. On Episode 429 of Trick or Treat Radio we discuss The Curse of Audrey Earnshaw from writer/director Thomas Robert Lee! We also lament the lack of Rock and Shock this year, MZ let’s us know how he really feels about Adam Sandler films, and we get a big ol’ update on the MZ 31 Days challenge! So grab some items for your ritual, recite your incantation in your best Adam Sandler voice and strap on for the world's most dangerous podcast!Stuff we talk about: Rock and Shock, Fugazi app, stupid XSplit update, Stream Deck, Funaki, Friend Request, Chopping Mall, Barbara Crampton, Mean Gene Grey Rise Like the Phoenix, Blood Rage, Street Trash, Robert Rock and Shock, Killer Klowns From Outer Space, MonsterZero’s 31 Days of Halloween Horror Film Challenge, Tweeting and Beating, An Explosion of Fear, Suzanne Snyder, Reverend Scott, As Above So Below, Takashi Miike, Audition, Shutter, The Eye, Hubie Halloween, Adam Sandler, Salem MA, Chairman of the Board, Gallagher, Carrot Top, a verbal Rock and Shock, Ravenshadow’s physical, tuck video, The Village, The Curse of Audrey Earnshaw, witchcraft, witches, Big Barter, H.P. Witchcraft, mansplaining, Stanley Kubrick, Metropolis, “oh snoop”, who created the emoji, The Barn, Laid To Rest, Primal Rage, Vampire vs. the Bronx, Ron Jeremy, Minutes Past Midnight, The Cottage, Blood Vessel, Bedtime Stories, Talk Without Rhythm, The Bride, Sting, Clancy Brown, Quick Bites on Hulu, Key & Peele, Keanu, talking movies while holding dangerous tools, Coven-19, and The Precarious Dangler.Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradioJoin our Discord Community: https://discord.gg/ETE79ZkSend Email/Voicemail: mailto:podcast@trickortreatradio.comVisit our website: http://trickortreatradio.comStart your own podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=386Use our Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2CTdZzKFB Group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/trickortreatradioTwitter: http://twitter.com/TrickTreatRadioFacebook: http://facebook.com/TrickOrTreatRadioYouTube: http://youtube.com/TheDeaditesTVInstagram: http://instagram.com/TrickorTreatRadioSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)
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This is an un-edited posting of our live podcasting Q&A chat that happens every other week. Topics this week include: Estimating the number of subscribers Podchaser making improvements Podchaser submissions are manually reviewed OBS Ninja video update Stephen tested Xsplit's new multiple local recording feature with last week's Better Podcasting SP watches The Bachelor Artwork sizes in Apple Podcasts Resizing PNGs and JPGs The back catalog of Better Podcasting: Live Chat episodes can be found at http://livechat.betterpodcasting.com. You can check out the regular episodes of Better Podcasting at http://main.betterpodcasting.com. If you want to follow us elsewhere, you can find us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/betterpodcasting, you can follow us on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/betterpod or email podcast@betterpodcasting.com. The full back catalog can be found at https://www.betterpodcasting.com. Want to join in to some geeky chatter? Check out the GonnaGeek Discord Server at http://www.betterpodcasting.com/discord/ This podcast was recorded on Tuesday, August 25, 2020 - Streamed Live to Geeks.Live. Audio/Video Production by Stephen Jondrew of GonnaGeek Productions, proudly Canadian.
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Welcome everyone to another episode of Hawaii's #1 podcast, The Kasanova Podcast! In today's episode we have with us the Chief Commercial Officer of SplitmediaLabs snd XSplit and one of the founders of Player.me, Sean Fee! In this episode we are talking about what makes XSplit the amazing platform and service that it is and how it offers versatility and options for creators to improve their streams and content, deeper insight into what the differences are between XSplit and OBS, Sean's journey as being the President and co-founder of Player.Me, and so much more! Interested in XSplit? Check it out here today: https://link.xsolla.com/LXUsEmxD Sean Fee Twitter: https://twitter.com/seanpfee LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seanfee/ XSplit Website: https://www.xsplit.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/xsplit Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/xsplit/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/XSplit LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/splitmedialabs/ Be sure to visit www.MekelKasanova.com for updates, news, podcasts, and much more. Want to host a live show with multiple guests? You should check out StreamYard! https://streamyard.com?pal=6602473029500928 Improve your YouTube videos and SEO using TubeBuddy! Click here to find out more: https://www.tubebuddy.com/MekelKasanova Gear I use that you can check out or buy is here: Curious about the equipment I use for YouTube, streaming and podcasting? Then check out all my gear here: https://kit.co/MekelKasanova Get some of the best coffee out there with Player One Coffee and use "FRIEND-QK2Q44N" for a discount at the check out: https://playeronecoffee.com/ You might like these videos from my channel: Kathy Dongo of Capcom USA Interview - https://youtu.be/mlLKAy-YBf0 BETTER than ARCADE1UP? | CAPCOM HOME ARCADE REVIEW - https://youtu.be/2XokRZRfHrU LightGuns are BACK | MARS LIGHTCON REVIEW - https://youtu.be/nRM7oYwJZYk PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/MekelKasanova YT MEMBERSHIP: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLLAKtxpwPMXfaEtNBw0yMg/join DONATIONS: https://streamelements.com/mekelkasanova-2378/tip TWITTER: http://twitter.com/MekelKasanova FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/MekelKasanova INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/MekelKasanova DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Mmz9pM5 Mekel Kasanova is a journalist that writes reviews and impressions on my website for various companies as well as host the #1 podcast in Hawaii, The Kasanova Podcast, where I interview celebrities, actors and voice actors, tech and video game industry staff, journalists, game and movie composers, content creators, and more with the aim of his show being to educate people on whatever field his guest is in and to give them a peek behind the veil and a howto if they want to get into said industry plus it's all about organic conversations with my guests and centers around not only what they do but them as a person and individual Business Inquiries: Mekel@mekelkasanova.com Channel Members: Zero_Fanatic, Avidan Smith, Studio Nicktendo, Chris Kurosaki, Devil Hunter Nero, Charis Oldfield, UltraGamer, Rastalyfe Reggae, Elim 99, Denomi808, Cloudymind_CMG, NXRevolution, fangirl98 Patrons: Shane, Devin Wolery/PCGamerZHawaii, Miguela Cruzeta, Tou Thao, Edward Bishop, SpryteMix, ZeroGround 00, Random Person MY GEAR: Desktop: https://amzn.to/2GRTUhT Main Monitor: https://amzn.to/2DzFr83 Secondary Monitor: https://amzn.to/2l9sk7t Camera: https://amzn.to/2IM9TjL WebCam: https://amzn.to/2XUNeVI Secondary Webcam: https://amzn.to/2l6iS4z Studio Mic: https://amzn.to/2jGlyWk Headset: https://amzn.to/2IPBws2 NOTE: This description contains affiliate links that allow you to find the items mentioned in this video and support the channel at no cost to you. While this channel may earn minimal sums when the viewer uses the links, the viewer is in NO WAY obligated to use these links. Thank...
With everyone trapped indoors, streaming video on the Internet is an especially good way to connect with people right now. This week we did a broad survey of practical streaming tech, from hardware and software setups to codecs and protocols, Brad's latest questionable tech project, and the ever-present danger of streaming Will's inbox live to the world.Support the Pod! Contribute to the Tech Pod Patreon and get access to our booming Discord, your name in the credits, and other great benefits! You can support the show at: https://patreon.com/techpod
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How to level up your stream on a budget. How to setup encoding, what hardware to buy (AND what to stay away from) such as: Microphones, knobby boxes, cameras, stream decks, PC parts, and so much more! ONE MASTER LINK FOR EVERYTHING: https://linktr.ee/ThePylonShow If this was helpful, Consider supporting us: https://www.patreon.com/ThePylonShow Timestamps: - 01. 00:01:43 Welcome back & Guest introductions - 02. 00:07:37 This Week In StarCraft - 03. 00:20:45 This Week In Brood War - 04. 00:23:20 This Week In Awesome - 05. 00:23:35 The technical side of streaming - 06. 00:24:32 Basic dos and don'ts / Levels of streaming budgets - 07. 00:54:38 Low end streaming PC parts - 08. 01:19:35 ISPs and Internet Speeds - 09. 01:41:15 Twitch encoding options - 10. 01:49:44 Mid tier streaming setup - 11. 01:53:36 Technical difficulties / Intermission - 12. 01:59:43 Intermission ends / Brands to stay away from - 13. 02:05:58 Stream decks / Knobby boxes - 14. 02:19:41 Extras - 15. 02:28:06 Using the correct equipment for the appropriate time and place - 16. 02:38:13 Headsets - 17. 02:43:08 High end streaming parts - 18. 03:24:02 Troubleshooting - 19. 03:26:43 The purple story - 20. 03:29:46 The Humm story - 21. 03:32:50 Dual PC setup vs single - 22. 03:48:20 OBS vs XSplit - 23. 03:55:00 One PC vs two streaming / Streaming overlays - 24. 04:05:25 Patreon Q&A - 25. 04:05:53 What happened to the infestor? - 26. 04:07:19 What's the nastiest storm you've ever seen? - 27. 04:08:30 Thank god that build was dropped - 28. 04:10:47 You're all Heroes - 29. 04:11:07 Who would win an eating contest? - 30. 04:12:40 What's the best crowd you've seen? - 31. 04:14:39 How do we get the super tournament back on Twitch? - 32. 04:18:29 Would a change to adepts be fair? - 33. 04:19:15 What's the best way to grow a stream or community? - 34. 04:31:24 The attack of the Kaiser Rolls - 35. 04:33:07 Ever tried a custom campaign - 36. 04:33:41 CobraVe7nom7 gives his sage advice - 37. 04:40:21 Is The Pylon Show anti zerg? - 38. 04:41:40 What's the best way to make highlights? - 39. 04:46:50 Final thoughts / Wrap up - Sponsor: https://matcherino.com/thepylonshow - This weeks code: "waffle" - Pylon Shownotes: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1pgjVAnpSdBs9NW0A6hDDZGksPk5BVW47VwW9xLOtrgc/ Follow Artosis: https://linktr.ee/Artosis #ThePylonShow is live on Wednesdays @ 5:45pm PT on https://www.twitch.tv/Artosis/ - Special thanks to the Pylon Show Team - VFX Artist: https://twitter.com/BodyVii Producer: https://twitter.com/CobraVe7nom7 Shownotes: Alisaunder - https://twitter.com/Daisemiin WebDevs: Diaxis & NeosteelEnthusiast Timestamps: https://twitter.com/AllelujahTV Track: Koven - Never Have I Felt This [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds. Watch: https://youtu.be/-7fuHEEmEjs Stream: http://ncs.io/NeverHaveIFeltThisYO
How to level up your stream on a budget. How to setup encoding, what hardware to buy (AND what to stay away from) such as: Microphones, knobby boxes, cameras, stream decks, PC parts, and so much more! ONE MASTER LINK FOR EVERYTHING: https://linktr.ee/ThePylonShow If this was helpful, Consider supporting us: https://www.patreon.com/ThePylonShow Timestamps: - 01. 00:01:43 Welcome back & Guest introductions - 02. 00:07:37 This Week In StarCraft - 03. 00:20:45 This Week In Brood War - 04. 00:23:20 This Week In Awesome - 05. 00:23:35 The technical side of streaming - 06. 00:24:32 Basic dos and don'ts / Levels of streaming budgets - 07. 00:54:38 Low end streaming PC parts - 08. 01:19:35 ISPs and Internet Speeds - 09. 01:41:15 Twitch encoding options - 10. 01:49:44 Mid tier streaming setup - 11. 01:53:36 Technical difficulties / Intermission - 12. 01:59:43 Intermission ends / Brands to stay away from - 13. 02:05:58 Stream decks / Knobby boxes - 14. 02:19:41 Extras - 15. 02:28:06 Using the correct equipment for the appropriate time and place - 16. 02:38:13 Headsets - 17. 02:43:08 High end streaming parts - 18. 03:24:02 Troubleshooting - 19. 03:26:43 The purple story - 20. 03:29:46 The Humm story - 21. 03:32:50 Dual PC setup vs single - 22. 03:48:20 OBS vs XSplit - 23. 03:55:00 One PC vs two streaming / Streaming overlays - 24. 04:05:25 Patreon Q&A - 25. 04:05:53 What happened to the infestor? - 26. 04:07:19 What's the nastiest storm you've ever seen? - 27. 04:08:30 Thank god that build was dropped - 28. 04:10:47 You're all Heroes - 29. 04:11:07 Who would win an eating contest? - 30. 04:12:40 What's the best crowd you've seen? - 31. 04:14:39 How do we get the super tournament back on Twitch? - 32. 04:18:29 Would a change to adepts be fair? - 33. 04:19:15 What's the best way to grow a stream or community? - 34. 04:31:24 The attack of the Kaiser Rolls - 35. 04:33:07 Ever tried a custom campaign - 36. 04:33:41 CobraVe7nom7 gives his sage advice - 37. 04:40:21 Is The Pylon Show anti zerg? - 38. 04:41:40 What's the best way to make highlights? - 39. 04:46:50 Final thoughts / Wrap up - Sponsor: https://matcherino.com/thepylonshow - This weeks code: "waffle" - Pylon Shownotes: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1pgjVAnpSdBs9NW0A6hDDZGksPk5BVW47VwW9xLOtrgc/ Follow Artosis: https://linktr.ee/Artosis #ThePylonShow is live on Wednesdays @ 5:45pm PT on https://www.twitch.tv/Artosis/ - Special thanks to the Pylon Show Team - VFX Artist: https://twitter.com/BodyVii Producer: https://twitter.com/CobraVe7nom7 Shownotes: Alisaunder - https://twitter.com/Daisemiin WebDevs: Diaxis & NeosteelEnthusiast Timestamps: https://twitter.com/AllelujahTV Track: Koven - Never Have I Felt This [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds. Watch: https://youtu.be/-7fuHEEmEjs Stream: http://ncs.io/NeverHaveIFeltThisYO
PageantCast Kristen Routh, Ms. Intergalactic International 2020 Kristen Routh, Ms. Intergalactic International 2020 Interview with Kristen Routh, Ms. Intergalactic International 2020 Websites: Main Website: www.intergalacticinternational.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/intergalacticinternational/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/intergalacticinternational/Twitter: https://twitter.com/intergalactic_rYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjUsBMGgbqQ Recorded live on Facebook November 6, 2019 using Skype and XSplit
Facebook Live Tips. We will break this whole thing down into what to do before you go live. What to do during a live event and what to do after the event to make it a great event and also to make money. Screw The Commute Podcast Show Notes Episode 193 How To Automate Your Business - https://screwthecommute.com/automatefree/ Internet Marketing Training Center - https://imtcva.org/ Higher Education Webinar – https://screwthecommute.com/webinars 02:56 Tom's introduction to Facebook Live Tips 03:42 Facebook app software 08:57 Getting more people to watch 12:28 Preparation before you do the event 15:49 LOOK AT THE CAMERA! 17:45 What to do during the broadcast 24:17 After the event 26:40 Editing your video after the fact 27:58 Check your video insights 29:02 Sponsor message Entrepreneurial Resources Mentioned in This Podcast Higher Education Webinar - https://screwthecommute.com/webinars Screw The Commute - https://screwthecommute.com/ Screw The Commute Podcast App - https://screwthecommute.com/app/ Know a young person for our Youth Episode Series? Send an email to Tom! - orders@antion.com Have a Roku box? Find Tom's Public Speaking Channel there! - https://channelstore.roku.com/details/267358/the-public-speaking-channel How To Automate Your Business - https://screwthecommute.com/automatefree/ Internet Marketing Retreat and Joint Venture Program - https://greatinternetmarketingtraining.com/ Facebook Live Training - http://live.fb.com Switcher Go - https://www.switcherstudio.com/ BeLive.tv - https://be.live/ Wirecast - https://www.telestream.net/wirecast/ OBS - https://obsproject.com/ Crowdcast - https://www.crowdcast.io/ LiveStream - https://livestream.com/ XSplit - https://www.xsplit.com/ FFMpeg - https://www.ffmpeg.org/ Zoom - https://zoom.us/ Internet Marketing Training Center - https://imtcva.org/ Related Episodes Keyword Research - https://screwthecommute.com/1/ Voice Search - https://screwthecommute.com/130/ Shane Willis - https://screwthecommute.com/192/ More Entrepreneurial Resources for Home Based Business, Lifestyle Business, Passive Income, Professional Speaking and Online Business I discovered a great new headline / subject line / subheading generator that will actually analyze which headlines and subject lines are best for your market. I negotiated a deal with the developer of this revolutionary and inexpensive software. Oh, and it's good on Mac and PC. Go here: http://jvz1.com/c/41743/183906 The Wordpress Ecourse. Learn how to Make World Class Websites for $20 or less. https://www.GreatInternetMarketing.com/wordpressecourse Join our Private Facebook Group! One week trial for only a buck and then $37 a month, or save a ton with one payment of $297 for a year. Click the image to see all the details and sign up or go to https://www.greatinternetmarketing.com/screwthecommute/ After you sign up, check your email for instructions on getting in the group.
In this week’s show Justin and Andy talk with special guest Tim aka Darkness429 who recently moved from the Twitch Platform to Facebook for Live Video Streaming. We learn about the process in moving between the platforms as well as what motivated Darkness 429 to decide to full time game stream. What’s the reaction from the parents when you tell them; I want to be a professional videogamer. Andy shares his ancientness asking what games did Darkness429 start playing, we do find out which were the games played in his education. Tim shares ways to stay healthy with such a intense full time game streaming schedule with technology such as Sit Down tabletops from Human Scale have helped. What ground breaking technology helped move gamers to the ability to Live Stream. We get some ideas of what brought this to the forefront with products such as OBS Studio and XSplit. We learn about the approach from Facebook and about taking the leap of faith to make it happen. Within 3 months, 115k followers have connected to Darkness429. What are some of the protocols towards the viewers that should be maintained and could help the live streamer build the audience? Gaming over the years has changed and with that the requirements on computer systems has also changed, Darkness429 shares some of the preferences and helps discuss Console vs. PC. Darkness429 has an elaborate setup for both streaming and gaming as we cover everything from monitors to keyboards. We learn about Stream Deck from El Gato and how it enhances the systems as well as other great products from El Gato. We talk input devices from Logitech, Corsair, Steel Series and Razor. For those wanting to game, Build Your Own or a Rack Based System? We learn about Xidax Computers which is a sponsor for Darkness429. In the discussion of processors we talk Intel and AMD and hear goodness about the Ryzan Thread Ripper from AMD. Darkness429 streams using the GoPro platform, how is this done? How important is the audio portion of the Live Stream? We also learn about the Audio control with the Mackie DL806 Wireless Mixer which is controlled by an iPad. Every Podcaster will question the choices on Microphones and we talk about Darkness429’s recent move to Blue Baby Bottle from the Heil PR40, The sound is amazing. Darkness429 discusses the future and what could be the next steps after gaming. Are females venturing into the gaming arena and what are the challenges? We wrap up our discussion as Justin gives him some rapid fire questions such as the First Game Ever played!? Our Website of the Week this Week is the Computer Museum at http://www.old-computers.com Connect with us on our Social Media sites. Facebook Techtalkers http://www.facebook.com/techtalkers Twitter @techtalkradio Instagram techtalkradio
I recap my experience at NAB last week, including our Mic Test Drive Booth and lots more including: BIG thanks to my booth brothers: Michael Helms, Josh Wade, and Landen Hardy! Our 10 mics, Mackie 1642VLZ4, MixPre-6 borrowed from Sound Devices, and a BP40 borrowed from Steve Savanyu at Audio-Technica. Sennheiser’s upcoming wireless clip on mic, and the Neumann U67 at their booth! My birthday gift - a Neewer mini microphone! Watch Bandrew Scott's video on this mic here. The Venue was HUGE - Las Vegas Convention Center. Booth traffic was OK. And I was interviewed twice - one audio and one video. I also mentioned my drive out there - TO Vegas via New Mexico and Arizona, FROM Vegas via Utah and Colorado. And it was great to hang out with: Rob Walch - Libsyn Todd Cochrane, Mike Dell, MacKenzie - Blubrry Jennifer Crawford and Vernon Ross - Podbean Rob Greenlee - Voxnest Eric Larsen - Tascam Sean and Ira - Samson Podfest guys - Chris Krimitsos, John Dennis Podcast Movement guys - Jared Easley, Dan Franks Allan Tepper Emma Victoria Austin Dillman - REV Angela Copeland Other stuff: Skype Has a Big Announcement for Content Creators: Skype was proud to announce the new Skype for Content Creators, which looks to be what podcasters have been asking for, for years. The new feature is available in preview form now (at NAB) and should be widely available in the summer for both Mac and Windows 10 users. Skype for Content Creators records calls directly through NDI-capable software like Wirecast, Xsplit, and Vmix. The feature provides "clean" copies of all call participants that you can quickly drop into audio and video production apps, so you can focus more on the content and publishing of your show, and less on double-checking everyone's recordings. I detail how I mixed an episode using the wrong Sonarworks profile, and then had to correct it. Because I had already done many edits, it wasn’t an option to go back to the mix and adjust the individual tracks. Lastly: Congrats to the current students enrolled in PES! Next semester starts June 26th and super-early-bird pricing still available. DID YOU KNOW........We exist for the purpose of helping you, so please comment below with any questions or remarks. Thanks for listening! Want to Start a Business or Have a Career as a Podcast Producer/Engineer? Listen and Subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Google Play, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, Android, RSS
Skype se une a Zoom y a Google Hangouts que proveen la función para grabar llamadas de video en vivo. ¿Prefieres escuchar antes que leer? Escucha aquí la versión podcast. Entérate de lo más reciente del mundo de los podcasts en pocos minutos. Suscríbete al Podcast NotiPod Hoy: Apple Podcast | Android Esta semana en el Show de la National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Skype estará presentando su nueva actualización. Skype presentará la nueva función de grabar llamadas de video que todavía está en prueba. El lanzamiento completo será dentro de unos meses. Esto implica que tendremos que esperar un poco. La función está pensada para podcasteros, YouTubers, streamers, productores de TV y radiodifusores. Según Skype, la función permitirá grabar conectándose a un software que esté habilitado para Network Device Interface (NDI). Esta es una tecnología que permite que los sistemas y dispositivos se conecten y se comuniquen a través de redes IP, creando un entorno de producción con acceso compartido a vídeo, audio y datos. La lista de software de terceros no es muy amplia. Esta incluye: Wirecast, Xsplit y Vmix. Los usuarios de Windows 10 y Mac podrán seleccionar el modo ‘Creadores de contenido’ y allí elegir qué software de terceros prefieren utilizar y Skype permitirá la integración. También en Skype podrás hacer una llamada en Livestream en tu canal de YouTube o en el stream de Twitch. Una vez que grabas la llamada, el contenido se puede importar fácilmente a aplicaciones como Adobe Premier Pro y Adobe Audition para su edición. Además, puedes personalizar la apariencia de la llamada. No hay anuncios todavía de cuando estará disponible para Linux, IOS o Android. El próximo mes de agosto se celebrarán 15 años del lanzamiento de Skype. ¿Cuán importante es tener tu podcast en Spotify? Más de la mitad de los oyentes de Posta FM, la popular red de podcasts de Argentina, escuchan sus podcasts a través de Spotify seguido de un 15 por ciento que lo hace por Apple Podcasts y un 8 por ciento que usa la app de Posta. Esto les confirmó su pensamiento y descontinuaron la app de Posta. Este fue el resultado de una encuesta que realizaron hace poco entre sus oyentes. Hicieron este estudio con el fin de conocer mejor su audiencia. Encuestaron a 1,058 personas, y pudieron establecer algunos datos que les permitirá enfocar mejor el contenido. Por ejemplo que el 54 por ciento de su audiencia está compuesta por hombres, y un 46 por ciento por mujeres. Igualmente, más del 80 por ciento tiene entre 23 a 35 años. La mayoría descubrieron Posta a través de las redes sociales. Los momentos favoritos para escucharlos son la ida y vuelta del trabajo y, mientras están haciendo multitasking. Si alguna vez has considerado que tu idea de podcast es descabellada, piénsalo dos veces. Un podcast llamado ‘Young Quaker’, del Reino Unido publicó un capítulo llamado ‘Silence Special’ en el que grabaron una reunión en la que un grupo de jóvenes se sientan en silencio durante media hora. Lograron cerca de 400 escuchas. Su objetivo fue compartir su "oasis de calma" un momento de quietud para la gente en movimiento". Durante el podcast se puede escuchar el tictac de un reloj, las páginas giradas y la lluvia cayendo, mientras el grupo se encuentra y se sienta en silencio. ¡Ya es oficial! Las próximas Jornadas de Podcasting de España se celebrarán en los @TeatrosLuchana de Madrid el 5 y 6 de octubre. Visita la web de las JPOD y conoce los primeros datos del evento. Herramientas CleanFeed, el servicio que permite grabar entrevistas online en Mac o Windows acaba de anunciar una nueva versión de su software con actualizaciones del proceso de grabación. Ahora puedes pausar y reanudar la grabación, descargarla y volverla a descargar varias veces. También permite guardar una grabación sobre la marcha, en caso de que surja un problema. Podcast recomendado Catástrofe Ultravioleta Este es un podcast sobre divulgación científica que logra, con bastante humor, crear programas enternecedores, divertidos donde generan hermosos relatos que, además de entretener, educan. Por ejemplo, en el especial ‘Bienvenidos a Onda Marciana’, se realiza una exploración sobre el planeta Marte. En este se discute sobre el pasado, presente y futuro del planeta, además de las posibilidades de terraformación que ofrece. Tips de podcasting El podcast sigue creciendo, sin embargo no se están tomando las estrategias adecuadas para hacerles marketing correctamente. No fomentar el “voz a voz” y no llevar métricas, son dos de las principales fallas. Un equilibrio entre las expectativas que tienes sobre el negocio y lo que la audiencia desea escuchar, es el secreto de un gran podcast. Los podcast en la actualidad tienen millones de oyentes. Conoce como sus anfitriones y productores logran volverlos negocios lucrativos, que incluso han tomado otros formatos, como la televisión y el teatro. Enlaces Twitter: @NotiPodHoy | @ViaPodcast| @MelvinRiveraV | Grupo de Facebook: ‘Preguntas sobre Podcasting’
Skype se une a Zoom y a Google Hangouts que proveen la función para grabar llamadas de video en vivo. ¿Prefieres escuchar antes que leer? Escucha aquí la versión podcast. Entérate de lo más reciente del mundo de los podcasts en pocos minutos. Suscríbete al Podcast NotiPod Hoy: Apple Podcast | Android Esta semana en el Show de la National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Skype estará presentando su nueva actualización. Skype presentará la nueva función de grabar llamadas de video que todavía está en prueba. El lanzamiento completo será dentro de unos meses. Esto implica que tendremos que esperar un poco. La función está pensada para podcasteros, YouTubers, streamers, productores de TV y radiodifusores. Según Skype, la función permitirá grabar conectándose a un software que esté habilitado para Network Device Interface (NDI). Esta es una tecnológia que permite que los sistemas y dispositivos se conecten y se comuniquen a través de redes IP, creando un entorno de producción con acceso compartido a vídeo, audio y datos. La lista de software de terceros no es muy amplia. Esta incluye: Wirecast, Xsplit y Vmix. Los usuarios de Windows 10 y Mac podrán seleccionar el modo ‘Creadores de contenido’ y allí elegir qué software de terceros prefieren utilizar y Skype permitirá la integración. También en Skype podrás hacer una llamada en Livestream en tu canal de YouTube o en el stream de Twitch. Una vez que grabas la llamada, el contenido se puede importar fácilmente a aplicaciones como Adobe Premier Pro y Adobe Audition para su edición. Además, puedes personalizar la apariencia de la llamada. No hay anuncios todavía de cuando estará disponible para Linux, IOS o Android. El próximo mes de agosto se celebrarán 15 años del lanzamiento de Skype. ¿Cuán importante es tener tu podcast en Spotify? Más de la mitad de los oyentes de Posta FM, la popular red de podcasts de Argentina, escuchan sus podcasts a través de Spotify seguido de un 15 por ciento que lo hace por Apple Podcasts y un 8 por ciento que usa la app de Posta. Esto les confirmó su pensamiento y descontinuaron la app de Posta. Este fue el resultado de una encuesta que realizaron hace poco entre sus oyentes. Hicieron este estudio con el fin de conocer mejor su audiencia. Encuestaron a 1,058 personas, y pudieron establecer algunos datos que les permitirá enfocar mejor el contenido. Por ejemplo que el 54 por ciento de su audiencia está compuesta por hombres, y un 46 por ciento por mujeres. Igualmente, más del 80 por ciento tiene entre 23 a 35 años. La mayoría descubrieron Posta a través de las redes sociales. Los momentos favoritos para escucharlos son la ida y vuelta del trabajo y, mientras están haciendo multitasking. Si alguna vez has considerado que tu idea de podcast es descabellada, piénsalo dos veces. Un podcast llamado ‘Young Quaker’, del Reino Unido publicó un capítulo llamado ‘Silence Special’ en el que grabaron una reunión en la que un grupo de jóvenes se sientan en silencio durante media hora. Lograron cerca de 400 escuchas. Su objetivo fue compartir su "oasis de calma" un momento de quietud para la gente en movimiento". Durante el podcast se puede escuchar el tictac de un reloj, las páginas giradas y la lluvia cayendo, mientras el grupo se encuentra y se sienta en silencio. ¡Ya es oficial! Las próximas Jornadas de Podcasting de España se celebrarán en los @TeatrosLuchana de Madrid el 5 y 6 de octubre. Visita la web de las JPOD y conoce los primeros datos del evento. Herramientas CleanFeed, el servicio que permite grabar entrevistas online en Mac o Windows acaba de anunciar una nueva versión de su software con actualizaciones del proceso de grabación. Ahora puedes pausar y reanudar la grabación, descargarla y volverla a descargar varias veces. También permite guardar una grabación sobre la marcha, en caso de que surja un problema. Podcast recomendado Catástrofe Ultravioleta Este es un podcast sobre divulgación científica que logra, con bastante humor, crear programas enternecedores, divertidos donde generan hermosos relatos que, además de entretener, educan. Por ejemplo, en el especial ‘Bienvenidos a Onda Marciana’, se realiza una exploración sobre el planeta Marte. En este se discute sobre el pasado, presente y futuro del planeta, además de las posibilidades de terraformación que ofrece. Tips de podcasting El podcast sigue creciendo, sin embargo no se están tomando las estrategias adecuadas para hacerles marketing correctamente. No fomentar el “voz a voz” y no llevar métricas, son dos de las principales fallas. Un equilibrio entre las expectativas que tienes sobre el negocio y lo que la audiencia desea escuchar, es el secreto de un gran podcast. Los podcast en la actualidad tienen millones de oyentes. Conoce como sus anfitriones y productores logran volverlos negocios lucrativos, que incluso han tomado otros formatos, como la televisión y el teatro. Enlaces Twitter: @NotiPodHoy | @ViaPodcast| @MelvinRiveraV | Grupo de Facebook: ‘Preguntas sobre Podcasting’ Mantente al día. El mundo del podcasting está cambiando diariamente. Recibe en tu correo electrónico, de lunes a viernes, información sobre las tendencias del podcasting y recursos útiles para actualizar tu estrategia, crear o llevar un podcast a un nuevo nivel. Únete y recibe el boletín de Vía Podcast en tu email. ¡Suscríbete y no te pierdas nada!
Today I wanted to talk a little bit about the right tool for the job. Something my dad always said and engrained in me at a young age was to always use the right tool for the right job. That's stuck with me for all my life, and so I wanted to share some of the tool of the trade I use in #DadCave for the experience I create. For broadcaster software, I use Streamlabs OBS and talk about OBS, Bebo and Xsplit. For chatbots, I talk about the two different kinds (web based and client based) as well as the bots I use and what they are used for. I also talk about some extra software I use, including Voicemeeter Banana, Audacity and the newest software analytics suite in my bag, Arsenal.gg. I hope you enjoy, and God Bless!
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Streamlabs recently released their own broadcasting software which directly caters to livestreamers! In this episode we talk to EposVox about the future of SLOBS and what this means for XSplit and the original OBS. JOIN OUR DISCORD▹ bit.ly/AshniD JOIN OUR PATREON COMMUNITY▹ patreon.com/ashnichrist ASHNI'S YOUTUBE▹ youtube.com/ashnichrist ASHNI'S TWITTER▹ twitter.com/ashnichrist ASHNI'S INSTAGRAM▹ instagram.com/ashnichrist ASHNI'S TWITCH▹ twitch.tv/ashnichrist --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Nathan Groves is streaming retro game console to Twitch. Show Notes: Streaming providers: Twitch, YouTube, Hitbox Capture device: Elgato HD on Amazon RCA composite to HDMI converter/splitter RCA switcher Streaming software: Open Broadercaster Software (OBS), XSplit Nathan Groves is everywhere as 'njgroves': Twitch, YouTube, Tumblr, Facebook (njgroves1) Want Some Rye? is the name of our adventure game streaming show: Archive of past episodes on YouTube Twitter account for Want_Some_Rye Want Some Rye? on Tumblr We broadcast sometimes on Nathan's Twitch channel and sometimes on my Twitch channel Nathan Groves is on Twitter Want to be on the next episode? You can! All you need is the willingness to talk about something technical. Theme music is "Crosscutting Concerns" by The Dirty Truckers, check out their music on Amazon or iTunes.
This episode contains: F’d levels, Thai food, voting and protesting, election, getting sick, Black Friday, open on Thanksgiving, Political News Update, markets, Edna’s birthday party, friends with kids, party logistics, hot dogs and marshmallows, hairless Ben, West World, Facebook news, Instagram, on Iota’s big screen, XSplit, OBS, black balls, bad Google, beautiful black scrotum, porn categories, hood rat gang bang, Ben can be dark, high quality amateur porn, over-saturation, a day in Ben’s life, Top Gear, car talk, what car does Steven want?, Mad Max, Eric Bana and cars, Lovely Beast, super car, one-to-one car, Steven got drunk, soda, dog documentary, Iota’s motorcycle, Ben’s dad, plugs.
It's Lit with UGR Gaming! Brandon Stennis stopped by to talk about Twitch, XSplit, TwitchCon and more.
Better Podcasting – Episode 016 – Video Podcasting: The Better Podcasting Method Welcome to Better Podcasting! We talk about podcast tips, tools and best practices to help you succeed with your podcast! Just like you we podcast purely out of the love and the fun of it. Podcasting is our hobby and we love that it is yours too! We always encourage your questions and feedback and you can find all of our contact information at betterpodcasting.com. Stephen and SP take this episode to run down how they are able to put together high level video productions on the hobby podcasts of Better Podcasting and GonnaGeek using multi sessions of Skype, overlays and the XSplit program. They break down the hardware required, some of the software options available, how they arrived at their solution that they are currently using, what are some of the ways to manage some of the pitfalls (i.e. digital drift and syncing both audio and video), and how to stitch it all together to get a great produced product while keeping it at a level that hopefully everyone can follow. This week’s Better podcasting Download runs down the drop in NPR radio under 55 years old statistics and what it might mean for podcasting. SP also runs down why podcasting is better to listen to for him versus the radio. https://medium.com/@HennsEggs/why-i-left-npr-51320c67538#.o0jgwireq In this week’s PodBack SP and Stephen run down some lengthy YouTube feedback from Brain Hurley on options for webhosting for your website, and some specifications to watch out for as you are choosing your webhosting company. Stephen recommends checking out WebHostingTalk while you are on your way to decide where you want to place your webhost, and SP strongly recommends grabbing your podcast domain and at least point it somewhere as you start your podcast journey. http://www.webhostingtalk.com/ Please remember that we're running our give away contest of a new Audio-Technica ATR2100-USB microphone. Listen for ways to enter. SP also announces on Better Podcasting that six GonnaGeek.com network podcasters will converge on C2E2 (The Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo) on March 18th, 2016 in the Workshop Room at 2:45 PM to present a panel on Everyday Podcasting For Your Everyday Life. Come meet us there to discuss some great tips on hobby podcasting and introduce yourselves to us. We’d love to meet you! Do you have something to say about the art of hobby podcasting? Do you want to chime in on an episode of Better Podcasting? You can always ping us on Better Podcasting on the internet at the following places: @BetterPod http://facebook.com/betterpodcasting http://betterpodcasting.com http://betterpodcastinggear.com/ Stephen and SP thank you for listening, downloading and subscribing to Better Podcasting. We hope you come back for more Better Podcasting! This podcast was recorded on Thursday, February 18th, 2016
This week, Savrin and Fuzz are joined remotely by Emdefmek via the magic of Skype and XSplit. It's a damn shame that Windows 10 hates FireWire. Anyways, in addition to lots of tangents and Fuzz's attempts at pronouncing Scottish place names, we discuss our Podcasts Of The Now. Use our coupon code ‘knot’ at AdamEve.com for some sweet bonuses on your order~ Also, we have a Patreon if you don’t need any dongs- Patreon.com/KnotCast
DPC, We’re all pretty tired this episode. We lost the original 198 due to Xsplit deciding to corrupt the file. So we cover this weeks and last weeks pony episode, a bit of news from both, and discuss the impending … Continue reading →
Heeeey girl, we heard you like podcasts that discuss surrealistic films directed by very handsome men. Weeelllll have we got a show for you. On Episode 143 of Trick or Treat Radio we discuss the directorial debut of Ryan Gosling, Lost River. To help us corral all the cuteness is Joe from the Film For Thought Podcast! We also discuss the latest news from Star Wars, Batman vs Superman and other nerd news! We hear from Dr. Joey Tron, Josh from the Arkham Film Society and other hotties! So set your alarm for 5 am, grab your scorpion sweater and strap on! Topics discussed: Batman vs Superman trailer, the rolling droid, In Dreams, letting sweet river go, From the Dark, Lost River, Ryan Gosling, film trailers, Dynamo's birthday, what it takes to make a good Batman movie, MonsterZero at the gym, Film For Thought podcast, XSplit, the town under the Quabbin reservoir, superhero movies, Ravenshadow's time management, Harmony Korine, Zack Snyder, Nicolas Winding Refn, Winter Soldier, the score In the Rogue One trailer, Gandalf, great films not always being financially successful, Chromatics, Watchmen, Young Indiana Jones, Young Hercules, respect to the Nolan films, Lars and the Real Girl, Tori Amos’ sorta fairytale, The Notebook, Kubrick, seeing films removed from the hype, Eva Mendes, Man of Steel, Titanic, over-genrefication of media, Guardians of the Galaxy 2, Johnny Jewel, Dynamo’s fear of open bodies of water, Godfather III, Ryan Gosling’s talent not being fair, Star Wars, Rogue Squadron, Place Beyond the Pines, DC Movies vs Marvel movies, Jurassic Park and Terminator, the poster Jeanette painted for Dynamo, what's a mud room, Ti West, first time directors, Amanda Palmer, Backyard Brawling Babes, Facebook invites, Matthew McConaughey, Rob Zombie, Dead Mans Bones, Terrence Malick, Detroit, what happens when superheroes meet for the first time, It Follows and Disney’s film schedule.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)
Thank you RailsClips Kickstarter Backers! 02:27 - Andrea Magnorsky Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog [YouTube] Andrea Magnorsky: The Tools that Shape Us BatCat Games @batcatgames Blog @roundcrisis (Andrea’s Game-Related Twitter Account) 02:56 - “What Game Developers Know That Business Devs Can Benefit From” Going From Enterprise => Professional Game Dev Andrew O’Connor, co-founder of BatCat Games XSplit (Xbox Comparison) 08:28 - Curiosity and Motivation 09:10 - Is game development more approachable than in the past? Unity Game Engine The Unreal Engine MonoGame Totality Engine 10:12 - Learning New Skills and Coding Practices to Write Games Unlearning to Be Clean Game Loop Levels of Code: Low-Level Code Intermediate Layer Scripts and Game Play 15:45 - Performance and Iterations [YouTube] Andrea Magnorsky: The Tools that Shape Us Testing Iteration Speed “Benevolent Dictator + You” 20:45 - Making Games Inviting FUN 23:11 - Techniques to Cope with State 24:16 - Releasing and Deadlines (Business Issues Between Developers and Management) 28:30 - Testing Property Testing FsCheck 30:45 - Writing Aspects of Games (Stories, Artwork, etc.) 32:22 - Why F#? Type Providers Tutorial: Creating a Type Provider (F#) Xamarin Studio 38:44 - Pair Programming or Agile Techniques in Game Dev? “Stupid Courage/Bravery” 42:22 - Teaching Game Development (Game Jams) Global Game Jam Indie Game Jams Game Jams on itch.io 44:39 - Onikira: Demon Killer Onikara - Demon Killer on Steam Hardware DmC: Devil May Cry Picks [Vimeo] Carina C. Zona: Schemas for the Real World (Avdi) Maryville, Tennessee (Avdi) Monodraw (Jessica) Elizabeth Naramore: Uncomfortable (Jessica) ambient_spec (Coraline) Cosmic Encounter (Coraline) Ready Player One by Ernest Cline (Chuck) Mastery by Robert Greene (Chuck) Dixit (Andrea) Michael Bernstein: Know Your Types (Andrea) [Vimeo] Philip Potter: Generative testing with clojure.test.check (Andrea)
Thank you RailsClips Kickstarter Backers! 02:27 - Andrea Magnorsky Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog [YouTube] Andrea Magnorsky: The Tools that Shape Us BatCat Games @batcatgames Blog @roundcrisis (Andrea’s Game-Related Twitter Account) 02:56 - “What Game Developers Know That Business Devs Can Benefit From” Going From Enterprise => Professional Game Dev Andrew O’Connor, co-founder of BatCat Games XSplit (Xbox Comparison) 08:28 - Curiosity and Motivation 09:10 - Is game development more approachable than in the past? Unity Game Engine The Unreal Engine MonoGame Totality Engine 10:12 - Learning New Skills and Coding Practices to Write Games Unlearning to Be Clean Game Loop Levels of Code: Low-Level Code Intermediate Layer Scripts and Game Play 15:45 - Performance and Iterations [YouTube] Andrea Magnorsky: The Tools that Shape Us Testing Iteration Speed “Benevolent Dictator + You” 20:45 - Making Games Inviting FUN 23:11 - Techniques to Cope with State 24:16 - Releasing and Deadlines (Business Issues Between Developers and Management) 28:30 - Testing Property Testing FsCheck 30:45 - Writing Aspects of Games (Stories, Artwork, etc.) 32:22 - Why F#? Type Providers Tutorial: Creating a Type Provider (F#) Xamarin Studio 38:44 - Pair Programming or Agile Techniques in Game Dev? “Stupid Courage/Bravery” 42:22 - Teaching Game Development (Game Jams) Global Game Jam Indie Game Jams Game Jams on itch.io 44:39 - Onikira: Demon Killer Onikara - Demon Killer on Steam Hardware DmC: Devil May Cry Picks [Vimeo] Carina C. Zona: Schemas for the Real World (Avdi) Maryville, Tennessee (Avdi) Monodraw (Jessica) Elizabeth Naramore: Uncomfortable (Jessica) ambient_spec (Coraline) Cosmic Encounter (Coraline) Ready Player One by Ernest Cline (Chuck) Mastery by Robert Greene (Chuck) Dixit (Andrea) Michael Bernstein: Know Your Types (Andrea) [Vimeo] Philip Potter: Generative testing with clojure.test.check (Andrea)
Thank you RailsClips Kickstarter Backers! 02:27 - Andrea Magnorsky Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog [YouTube] Andrea Magnorsky: The Tools that Shape Us BatCat Games @batcatgames Blog @roundcrisis (Andrea’s Game-Related Twitter Account) 02:56 - “What Game Developers Know That Business Devs Can Benefit From” Going From Enterprise => Professional Game Dev Andrew O’Connor, co-founder of BatCat Games XSplit (Xbox Comparison) 08:28 - Curiosity and Motivation 09:10 - Is game development more approachable than in the past? Unity Game Engine The Unreal Engine MonoGame Totality Engine 10:12 - Learning New Skills and Coding Practices to Write Games Unlearning to Be Clean Game Loop Levels of Code: Low-Level Code Intermediate Layer Scripts and Game Play 15:45 - Performance and Iterations [YouTube] Andrea Magnorsky: The Tools that Shape Us Testing Iteration Speed “Benevolent Dictator + You” 20:45 - Making Games Inviting FUN 23:11 - Techniques to Cope with State 24:16 - Releasing and Deadlines (Business Issues Between Developers and Management) 28:30 - Testing Property Testing FsCheck 30:45 - Writing Aspects of Games (Stories, Artwork, etc.) 32:22 - Why F#? Type Providers Tutorial: Creating a Type Provider (F#) Xamarin Studio 38:44 - Pair Programming or Agile Techniques in Game Dev? “Stupid Courage/Bravery” 42:22 - Teaching Game Development (Game Jams) Global Game Jam Indie Game Jams Game Jams on itch.io 44:39 - Onikira: Demon Killer Onikara - Demon Killer on Steam Hardware DmC: Devil May Cry Picks [Vimeo] Carina C. Zona: Schemas for the Real World (Avdi) Maryville, Tennessee (Avdi) Monodraw (Jessica) Elizabeth Naramore: Uncomfortable (Jessica) ambient_spec (Coraline) Cosmic Encounter (Coraline) Ready Player One by Ernest Cline (Chuck) Mastery by Robert Greene (Chuck) Dixit (Andrea) Michael Bernstein: Know Your Types (Andrea) [Vimeo] Philip Potter: Generative testing with clojure.test.check (Andrea)
We have an oversized episode of Trick or Treat Radio for your earholes this week! First up, we review the post-apocalyptic zombie film from Australia, Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead! Then, we bring back the Ask The Deadites segment! We reached out to our peers and listeners for questions and they came through in a big way! We touch upon our songwriting process, monster hunting, show promotion, film, gear, our history and soooo much more! So grab your zombie powered snow suit, your outback jacket and strap on! Topics discussed: VHS video labels, our favorite episodes, Tron: Legacy, Josh Gravel, the Yumbo, razor boomerang, the influence of Dawn of the Dead, Burger King, vagina drugs, Dynamo's second published comic work controversy, "the other ones" and their jobs, Turkish films, how foxy Mz. M is, Ravenshadow's snow outfit, Tiny's Twix disaster, GSBHs Lowell adventures, Unchayned with Bobby Chaynz, bad internet connection, GGTMC Facebook controversy, Dynamo not drinking, Australia, live show photography, Digging up the Marrow, Adam Green, sibling filmmakers, what to do with permission slips, Dynamo's diet week 5, Enjoy the Covers, videos on the Internet, Jack Link’s beef jerky, Stanley Kubrick, Kit Kats tasting bad, how hot Oracle is, Chaynz and MonsterZero romance, getting suplexed by Ares, Road Warrior, TubeSynch, Rocky Dennis, superhero film shaming, Zero and Ravenshadow's heritage, zombie comedies, Tom C appearance, XSplit, The Deadites’ theatricality, Gateway from the X-Men, the zombie cliche of the jerk, Rocky's surgery, Deadites documentary?, Andy Christ, katanas and cavalry sabres, Bad Taste, FatherZero, Aquaphobic, Ravenshadow's 8x10, Deadites Deathmatch, Ethan Magloofabits, naming characters after other iconic film characters, Roky Erickson, film subtext (put your monocle on), Yamaha CS-80, Toxic Avenger, dirty fighting, CDR, Tiny & his mask, zombie breath, snow pants & snow suits, Jeanette from Haunting TV, Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead, writing new music, The Preview Channel, Jodorowsky's Dune, Andy Christ's impersonations, Beyond The Black Rainbow, Mike Allred, Stephen Scarlata, R.A. Salvatore, George Kirschner And Turkish Exorcist!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)
You folks like learning about new stuff, right? Well, we’re taking you to school on Episode 132 of Trick or Treat Radio. First up, we review the Donnie Yen film, Iceman. Want to know what popular sport was invented in Hong Kong during the Ming Dynasty? Well tune in so MonsterZero can teach you something you didn’t know. We also debut our new segment, the Trick or Treat Battle Royal during which we will review Wrestle Kingdom 9 from New Japan Pro Wrestling. Whether you’re a fan of Pro Wrestling or not, we hope this will be an enlightening discussion. We also name the winners for our XSplit and Amazon contests! Get your snowboard, step into the squared circle and strap on! Topics discussed: Donnie Yen, strong style and kings road, innovations of the Ming Dynasty, Wrestle Kingdom 9, NEVER Openweight title, Bullet Club, Crocodile Dundee, Shinsuke Nakamura, Norm Breyfogle, shit humor, mondo magic, Ip Man, favorite Batman artist, good ‘ol JR, bad CGI, time travel movies, Ryu and Ken, The Young Bucks, Kota Ibushi, Dynamo's snacks, different styles of wrestling, classic Ring of Honor, The Boston Yeti, where Ravenshadow parks, Donnie Yen films on Netflix, AJ Styles, Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, Jean-Claude Van Damme cameo, NCW, stiff chops, Super Bowl, the history of snowboarding, Detective Dee, Johnny's tardiness, Ripley's Believe It or Not, Time After Time (the movie and the song), Kelley Jones, Kazuchika Okada, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and Shakma!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)
This week we travel to beautiful New Zealand to hang out in the dusty old house and review the horror/comedy, Housebound. Our Top 13 segment returns as Dynamo gives his Top 13 comic books of 2014! Was the list dominated by the big two or do indie comics reign supreme? We also hear from Josh from the Arkham Film Society and Tom C! So grab your Lord of the Rings poster, your Flight of the Conchords CD and strap on! Topics discussed: Marvel zombies, Jason Meets Freddy in Hell, taro root ice cream, thinking New Zealand is funny, Big Macs, our XSplit contest, Valiant Comics, Sex Criminals, stealing good comic stories for RPGs, the logistics of creator owned vs corporate comics, Wolfenstein's eating habits, the universe patch on the Korg M1, visiting your parents house, Dynamo's abdominal injury, second string Spider-Man foes, The Changeling, Ghostbusters, Housebound, kyron, grapes, Image Comics, Justice League, Marz’s diet week two, Tangerine Dream, living in Mz. Ms walls, the quality of DC Comics, Ares yelling at Dynamo, anal beads, Tiny’s snow maze, Brian Michael Bendis, Archie, pudding, Rick Remender, hiding in people's houses, studio farts, movie body counts, Lowes and Home Depot, cock soup, Matt Fraction, Bill By Force, ghost movies, MonsterZero words, Amazon, wall art worthy cover designs, huge Avengers roster and whether or not Dynamo missed an episode.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)
This is a Trick or Treat Radio public service announcement -- Episode 122 will make you laugh uncontrollably or compel you to throw your listening device into oncoming traffic. Josh from The Arkham Film Society braves the snowpocalypse to force us to watch the 1982 animated film, The Plague Dogs. Our featured review is a flick with quite a bit of buzz, Starry Eyes. Do the boys think it stands up to the hype or is it overrated? Get the lowdown on our XSplit license giveaway and our Amazon contest. A new installment of the Many Movie Moments of MonsterZero, we hear from our boy Bobby Chaynz and we find out why Michael Ravenshadow’s car is in the garage. So grab your Pudding Pops, put on your robe and strap on for what might be our darkest, possibly most offensive and funniest show! Topics discussed: Obscure Christmas specials, Evils of the night, Criterion Collection, Contracted, Wolfie's transformation into a dog person, Ravenshadow not watching movies, Gene Simmons & his kid, the statue of limitations, depressing films, Kickstarter, Full House, downer endings, loving animals, Pudding Pops, Starry Eyes, body horror, dogs with complex, Dynamo's bad impersonations, snow, Bill Cosby, Dynamo's identity theft, origins of The Todd, Ravenshadow's car troubles, The Legend of Billy Jean, The Plague Dogs, Pat Healy, Picard Vs Kirk, Dean Ambrose’s flying elbow, Jonathan Maberry's Joe Ledger, animal lovers, the book ending of The Plague Dogs, bubonic plague, the Hollywood lifestyle, Grave of the Fireflies, PG-13, Watership Down, rape robes, Rob Zombie’s 31, Talk Without Rhythm Podcast, why Josh likes depressing films, film violence against animals and kids, depressing animation, modern American animation, Ferguson, picture pages, vivisection, Full Metal Jacket, score of Starry Eyes, MonsterZero & Ravenshadow’s calling out of show excuses, and the clown motel.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)
On Episode 121 we talk with filmmaker Bloody Bill about his new movie Circus of the Dead, his critically acclaimed short film Doll Boy and the proper way to ride a bike! We also review the latest film from Shion Sono, Why Don’t You Play in Hell? It has been receiving rave reviews and was recently picked up for a US release by the awesome Drafthouse Films. Tiny’s one week hiatus has ended, we unveil the details of our XSplit License Contest and we kick technical issues in the dick. So grab your katana, your Muggle-Wump and strap on! Topics discussed: Scream mask, Constantine, Texas music, Dynamo and Tiny slash fiction, The Dorkening, Helldriver, clown films, El Goro and the Talk Without Rhythm Podcast, famous masks, last week’s Jeff Goldblum call, haunt culture, Doll Boy, what's inside the Daleks?, ego in filmmaking, low budget filmmaking, acting in low budget films, Bill Oberst Jr., Tokyo Texas, Los Campeones de la Justicia, Kung Fu Zombie and Death Warrior, Circus of the Dead, Versus, dangerous stuff in a leaf pile, no-seated bikes, Yakuza films, Sushi Typhoon, Asian dynamo, Tak Sakaguchi, the ethnicity of Tim from Korea, Nightmare on Elm St fast tracked, symbolism, Tom Baker and his scarf, Bruce Lee, nude photos, MonsterZero lecherous, subtext?, Star Lord Vs Thor -- who's more sexy?, Ravenshadow's inability to get his tv to work, nerdy, the boa constrictor song, Julia Roberts, Japanese filmmaking today, Kill Bill, dot dot vertical lips, our XSplit contest, Chinese Connection, subtitle malfunction, studio trouble, Tiny's undercover adventure, clown motel and you’re a Muggle-Wump.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)
It's our oversized spooktacular Halloween warm up extravaganza! We review the Jim Jarmusch vampire flick Only Lovers Left Alive starring Tom Hiddleston and Tilda Swinton and we each toss in another vampire recommendation free of charge. In our next installment of our Top 13 list, Dynamo serves up his favorite Halloween/Autumn stories as we begin celebrating our favorite time of the year a bit early. We hear from Senor Isaac and Sing Sang Soon and wrap things up with a Halloween story from Monsterzero's twisted childhood that must be heard to be believed. So grab your Halloween bag, jump in a pile of leaves and strap on! Topics discussed: Halloween Blu-Ray box set, Johnny being vegetarian, Halloween time, Ray Bradbury, Ghostly Sounds, playing in the leaves, scary stories to read in the dark, Ravenshadow's offensive comments from Episode 112, XSplit 2.0, The Halloween Tree, Dynamo vs Tiny pre show, Creepshow, Tailypo, Wolfie’s health, Trick or Treat Radio death pool, Tiny and Dynamo’s room in the 90's, Benedict Cabbagepatch, Tom Hiddleston, film releases in 2014 and forward, The Deadites 18th Annual Halloween Extravaganza, Detroit and Tangier, vintage guitars, Jack White, the girls, Fat Albert Halloween specials, hating fake boobs, Chucky, Outside the Cinema, the three breasted woman, Myra from the Evil Streaks, Jim Jarmusch, side boob, Dynamo's new TV debacle, Loki, Tilda Swinton, Vampires, Near Dark, Ravenshadow at Start on the Street, what porn spells like, naming your musical instruments, Dream Theater, the Ravenshadow vampire, Twilight, Betsey Johnson, Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Dress Barn controversy, Mel Brooks, how cool Mz. M is, masturbating and Clive barker.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)
This week we are joined by two distinguished guests that bring a little bit of class and a whole lot of film knowledge to the table. Our good buddy Josh from the Arkham Film Society is in studio to hang out with us and also joining us via soup can connection is our long-time friend, Professor Jay from the Back Alley Film Series! We review the incredible revenge flick, Blue Ruin and have a super interesting roundtable discussion about the future viability of 35mm film. What we lack in dick jokes, we make up for with film knowledge. Find a gun, wait for the cigarette burn and strap on for Episode 108! Topics discussed: Somerville Theater, The Runaways, the evil Frito Burrito, Jeremy Saulnier, Cherry Bomb, ice bucket challenge, The Back Alley Film Series, Blue Ruin, back on camera, The Arkham Film Society, XSplit! (XSplit!), who actually gets final cut, QT's dramatic ways, Dwight Evans, The Rock And Shock film festival and submission guidelines, is Amazon evil?, revenge films, Murder Party, Rigor Mortis, Eve Plumb, Macon Blair, The Weinsteins, guest530, Ravenshadow's dads porn problem, 35mm film, Casablanca, Moe's, is Avatar to blame?, Vinyl, Demons and Night of the Comet, Taco Bell and Beef Spud, the video you watched in 6th grade, the pros of digital filmmaking and distribution, the perils of booking a theater, Richard Simmons, stag party porn films, Slim Goodbody, Arkham’s Euro FilmFest and cigarette burns.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)
This week we are joined by Kaare Andrews, the writer/artist behind the brilliant Iron Fist: The Living Weapon and the director of the new gore flick, Cabin Fever: Patient Zero. Kaare talks about his career in both comics and film, we get to hear the elevator pitch for his next potential film project, stories from the production of his latest flick and whether or not he drew Peter Parker’s balls. That’s not all, we also get the exclusive on two hot summer trailers! You don’t want to miss this one -- so build your robot, get out of your box and strap on! Topics discussed: Rewriting your songs, Astonishing X-Men, Brian Paulin, Sean Astin, Superman v Batman: Dawn of Justice, Guardians of the Galaxy, Iron Fist, big black dildos, rules of radio, decapitating babies, Cabin Fever: Patient Zero, ABCs of Death, Ti West, clones, building robots, Marvel editorial, Spider-Man: Reign, the alphabet, Warren Ellis, The Deadites’ legacy, Rocket Raccoon, Frank Frazetta, Jack Links, crazy Hobbits, hurricanes, Found, noodle hoarding and Ramen noodle rewards, Luan’s muscle, Night of the Living Podcast, Brainscan, sending Marvel films, Kevin Clark's reviews, making lists, Wonder Woman & amazon.com, Fruit of the Loom characters, acting like Ravenshadow, XSplit, Morbid Tales, Clitnati, Kaare Andrews, shooting shit, Elton John’s Rocket Man, sustaining on Ramen noodles, MZ's line delivery, angry Ares, Brando Eaton, Ravenshadow's phone and Facebook settings, Paul Bunnel, Eli Roth, Phantom camera, slasher and horror movie tropes, Manborg, manipulation of time, Marvel Now, Axel Alonso, Iron Fist’s origin, being prolific, V is for Vagitus, how much it costs to build a robot, Vancouver's film making scene, "how do I get a crane?" MonsterZero's dead hooker collection and not staying in a box.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)
It's our oversized two year anniversary show! For the occasion, we welcome back our buddy Stephen Scarlata, producer of Jodorowsky's Dune and N.Y.H.C! We have a great talk with him about what he's working on and about making his dream project a reality. We also review Stephen’s listener pick (from June) Brainscan! Everything that you ever wanted to know about the Trickster but were afraid to ask! So grab your CD-Rom, plug it in and strap on! And hey... thanks for hanging out with us for two whole years! Topics discussed: H.R. Giger, Myspace, Danny Cooksey, Cabin Fever: Patient Zero, The Jacket, Brainscan, Frank Langella, Rocky Dennis, Moebius, Edward Furlong, Death Rattle, the video games of 1994, Night Trap, getting "laid", Animal Factory, Brainwaves, Primus, El Goro, The 90's, Trick or Treat, Jodorowsky's Dune, Norman Reedus, El Topo, Arthur Jacobs, Y.K. Kim and Miami Connection, Incal & The Metabarons, long show notes, Pantera, Google self driving car, 90's music, early CGI, Tiny in Hawaii, Fred Dryer’s Hunter, The Cable Car, Kaare Andrews, Rock & Shock, Iron Fist: The Living Weapon, traveling by helium balloon, bad babysitting potty training, cheeseburger cupcake, Ravenshadow’s love for The Rev, throwing Leger in a volcano, Orson Welles and Salvador Dali, omnipotent, making love to coconuts, Hawaiian greeting traditions, Dudley and the bike shop, Bad4Good, The Audience is Listening, metal kids in high school, Super Greg, Homeland, nostalgia, Amazon Prime, Stephen's project, John D. LeMay, Jodorowsky's DVD pile, Comic-Con, Friday the 13th: The Series, The Trickster, Blockbuster adventures, horror of the 90's, Tiny's pre-internet setup!, Claire Danes, Yahoo Serious, what it takes to build your team, Robert Z’dar and Brian Thompson, Andrew Kevin Walker, whether or not Ravenshadow watched it, Giallo or I’d Do Anything for Love?, porno video games, John Ross and vinyl, Satan and technology, XSplit, Doug Tennapel - creator of Earthworm Jim, game systems of the 90's, The Lawnmower Man, dated film references, the concept of reviewing the film of someone we are going to interview on the same show, Captain Howdy, who the Trickster looks Like, Edward Furlong's album, V Is for Vagitus, The Gate, Dan O'Bannon, Nicolas Winding Refn and Frank Pavich.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)
We gained one regular co-host back from “vacation”, but are still missing one, so we called in our good buddy, El Goro from the Talk Without Rhythm Podcast to fill the mask of Tiny Wight. We review the 2013 ode to Lovecraft film, Banshee Chapter which features a Trick or Treat Radio favorite, Ted Levine! We unfortunately subject you folks to Chapter 2 of Felt Fiction and in honor of the Dark Knight’s 75 birthday, Dynamo presents his list of the Top 10 Batman stories you may not have read! So forward, rewind and strap on your cowl! Topics discussed: Dissolves and transitions, Grant Morrison, MK-Ultra, Batman, Jeff Dunham, John Madden, Alan Moore, Joker, Patsy’s pink shirt, Swamp Thing, HP Lovecraft, ventriloquists, masturbation, Hunter S. Thompson, natural lighting, scraping songs, Buffalo Bill, Nytmare, Batman Day, Brave and the Bold, From Beyond, Zachary Quinto, Justice League, Suicide Squad, Max Lord & Amanda Waller, found footage, Ted Levine, Blair Erickson, favorite Bat villains, Ra’s al Ghul, Black Snake Moan remake, Talk Without Rhythm, womens lib, our new donate button, The Faculty, our financial status, Felt Fiction, Swedish Chef, sexy Voltron, game streams, Kent Ohio, Ravenshadow's vacation, XSplit, Banshee Chapter, Jim Ross impersonations, Batman and horror, Dynamo's lack of drinking, George Perez, Tiny in Hawaii, show sponsors and Bane.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)
**Apologies for the ongoing microphone leveling issues. XSplit is the bane of my exsistence** Although we had been waiting until the BSC Days of May had started to deliver some content that we could really sink our teeth into we've had a huge outcry for more content! Since we aim to please Gondram and I put our heads together and decided that with guests Edany and Tierless joining us we could take some time and discuss a couple little things we'd like to see coming up. We'll discuss the couple tidbits that CSE has dropped since the start of May and we'll take some time and tell you what we would like to see in the BSC Days of May June Soon(TM). Some CSE folks (including MJ himself) stop by and chat with us for a while too. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Dig out of the depths of a hard drive here's the IRL meeting in Indy with some of the CU backers, Tim Mills, and The Opposition. Sorry for the poor editing and the sound quality but we had an exciting time trying to get all of the technology to work properly with no power for the laptop, a forced XSplit setting reset, a forced Twitch.TV setting reset (both server-side resets), and a mobile hotspot for a connection. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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