Ericast 213 - She's In Bed
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This week's title commemorates the fact that I celebrated Easter by staying home with Candela as she fights the fever and headache that Chloe overcame a few days ago... so it's not exactly the Easter tradition that we're used to. ("He is Risen! He is Risen Indeed! She's, on the other hand, is in bed fighting a cold...)
But, what better time to buckle down, have some "quality family time," and bang out a podcast?
The Steve Moore interviews that I reference can be found at MusicRadar, City Pages, plus I came across a NSFW video on YouTube that you might want to listen to if you want to hear Steve in-the-flesh.
As promised, it's listener feedback week. Add your own thoughts and comments by calling 206-339-3742, known alphabetically as 206-339-ERIC, or email me (eric) at ericast.com
Random technical note on this week's podcast: I did no compression/limiting on any of the files during the show assembly, but because Tom's call was a little hot (not in the personal sense) I decided to run the final .WAV through the old Levelator app from the Conversations Network, then save that result as the MP3 for the show. Maybe, just maybe, I've found the perfect workflow?
This week's title commemorates the fact that I celebrated Easter by staying home with Candela as she fights the fever and headache that Chloe overcame a few days ago... so it's not exactly the Easter tradition that we're used to. ("He is Risen! He is Risen Indeed! She's, on the other hand, is in bed fighting a cold...)
But, what better time to buckle down, have some "quality family time," and bang out a podcast?
The Steve Moore interviews that I reference can be found at MusicRadar, City Pages, plus I came across a NSFW video on YouTube that you might want to listen to if you want to hear Steve in-the-flesh.
As promised, it's listener feedback week. Add your own thoughts and comments by calling 206-339-3742, known alphabetically as 206-339-ERIC, or email me (eric) at ericast.com
Random technical note on this week's podcast: I did no compression/limiting on any of the files during the show assembly, but because Tom's call was a little hot (not in the personal sense) I decided to run the final .WAV through the old Levelator app from the Conversations Network, then save that result as the MP3 for the show. Maybe, just maybe, I've found the perfect workflow?
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