I just wanted to say thanks to all of you who listen.
I recently posted my 100th episode and it made me do some reflecting.
I have some cool guests lined up for August, so please continue to listen, tell your friends and write me a review on iTunes if you have the chance.
I am unsure of what kind of rock I was living underneath to have never heard of this podcast. This sounds great. You are being downloaded now. How does it feel?
I don't really watch that much tv, and I still listen to this show.
A little dirty, but still good.Originally Posted by brewcaster
Having listened to about half of one with Jimmy Dore while picking weeds, I must say: FUCK YA!
Thank you for making these.
But, I always get puzzled when people say, "sorry for not being funny on this comedy podcast" while talking about things. The conversation is great, I love it. I kind of rather hear more talk and less prepared jokes(not that you guys prepare a lot of material I assume). It may be a phase, but I have pretty much stopped listening to music on my bike commute, and have solely been listening to conversation(with a comedic lean) podcasts. I can't get enough of em. And this my friend, is a good'en.
(I expect my endorsement check soon)
I, personally get annoyed when comedians go off on serious topics in their different vehicles. Like when Dennis Miller or Carlin or even Bill Hicks would take a break from the funny to make some point they believed in. That's why I get self-concious when we start going off on a serious topic. But I guess that's just the nature of the kind of show we do. From what I've listened to, a lot of podcasts are like that, so I doubt we'll change, but that's my view of it.
Glad to have another listener.
BTW, a new listener asked me recently where they could find older episodes.
Every episode is archived here...
http://handheldcomedy.com/?task=ms&i...&referred=TRUE
including my interviews with Danny Bonaduce, Andy Richter, Mr. Belding and the Freaks & Geeks Reunion.
I know what you mean. I rarely listen to music at all anymore with so many podcasts being uploaded everyday. Shows like Paul's make doing any job easier and I feel like I get more out of interesting conversation than a White Stripes song.
I have really enjoyed this podcast for a while now. I was really touched when Paul said something like "When I started this, I was married... I thought I knew exactly where my life was headed.. and know I dont know what's gonna happen."
I really appreciate the podcast and I think 100 episodes is an acheivement to be proud of. Congrats,
Wade Word
We used to make drawings... cave drawings! Which is my way of saying we were cave men.
I know. It looks like jim's long-windedness has finally caught up to us. It's a server problem but it should be fixed now.
BTW, Wendi MCClendon-Covey (Reno 911) is my guest this Sunday. If you have any questions for her send them my way.
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Still not working. I don't know if you have the capability or time or what have you (I guess I am assuming you do have "what have you") to shrink the files to a more manageable size. Comedy & Everything Else manages to jam over 2 hours into a 80 MB file.
OK, I uploaded a smaller file.
Let me know how that works.
OK, it downloaded eventually but it took a few tries... problem is, it sounds fine in places but I checked further in and it sounds all slowed down like the Dr. Phil clips on Letterman.
I can't help but feel responsible for all the complaining, so even though I'm not, I am sorry.
It clears up about halfway through, but you have to sit through about half an hour of really irritating clipped-sounding slow speech first.
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