THe quality and content was very good. You managed to keep to the point and express very serious and simple techniques used to those who experienced the Ways methods.
I have DSL and it took a while to load but worth it.
So now the TWI got most of there people in the "out crowd". Did I hear a cash register?? Teens are more emotional?? I haven't noticed.
Mind control OK I stopped the tape who forced anyone to listen to what TWI had to say. It started nice enough but going to mind control it just has to get worst from there. Yes I judged the tape before listening to the whole thing sorry guys
So now the TWI got most of there people in the "out crowd". Did I hear a cash register?? Teens are more emotional?? It started nice enough but going to mind control it just has to get worst from there. Yes I judged the tape before listening to the whole thing sorry guys
CK
If you had listened 2 seconds longer or let her complete her sentence you would have heard her say it WAS NOT mind control.
Y'll - Thanks for the comments. I will say that Paw is a good interviewer and the questions were well thought-out. The whole expereince sort of renewed my interest in GSC and for why I'm here or why I continue to post here. Sorta lit a fire under my southern most region... Hope I didn't rant too much or get too long winded... It was sorta therapeutic, in an odd way...
CMK - Yes, if you had listened a little more - maybe been a little more "open minded" you would have heard me out -- I'm not going to explain the "mind control" comment here because you can listen for it for yourself - if you choose to. Had you listened more you would hear me take ownership for ALL my decisions - I always have. I do not play "the victim" card, if you've read my posts.
Of course you are welcomed to disagree with me, but do not judge me on my p-e-r-s-o-n-a-l experiences, as you weren't there, were you?
Great job Pawtucket and ChasUFarley. Your voices, souls, hearts and personalities came across well in the interview. Only one thing wrong though. There was some background static at the beginning and the ending of the transmission. This static was in the background as Paw spoke. I am not sure where this came from. Otherwise no static and the voices during the actual interview were crystal clear. Good job overall. Thanks.
Nice work! Like the title..."Episode 1"...If you ever do visuals with it you can roll off the opening on a black starry background...."A long time ago, in a far, far away place..."
There's a little chuckle when you intro the show Paw, sounds friendly. I like the "Ringtones" name, and the intro theme is cool. Reminds me a little of "A Bugs Life" for some reason. And that's some snappy music on there, too. :)
For the mic you might want to get a filter screen, you've probably seen them - they look like this one - Screen You can also make one easily enough out of mic stand, coat hanger and a pair of women's nylons, although when you buy them you may want to say "these are for my girlfriend" at the register to avoid any confusion. Just don't by "extra large" sizes. Basically you just want some material to absorb some of the volume and some of the highs, the trebles before they hit the mic
Another mic item that's pretty nifty is one of these - A shockmount There's several kinds, I've got one on a desk stand with an SM57. It isolates the mic from external contact by floating it in a suspended holder. Works great.
All in all, a significant entry into the world of podcasting/radio/internet audio. Congrats. It takes a lot of work to do this stuff and yer gettin' e'r done.
I didn't get "Howard Stern" of "Prairie Home Companion" vibes. To me, it seemed "fair and balanced." :)
I've enjoyed Chas's posts and the pics of her kids; this was a nice treat. I look forward to many more "episodes." I listened to the WAV version, and it sounded fine.
My hubs LOVED it!!!! He doesn't particularly care for the message boards (ctws and csws...makes him feel intimidated trying to keep up lol), but he LOVED listening to the interview. LOVED the music, too. He's still commenting on both!
I really enjoyed hearing the story instead of just reading about it...because there's so much said in the pauses, the tone of voices, the inflections, etc...so much that isn't communicated in writing.
And you both have GREAT radio personalities!!!! (Yep...I'd have to agree...Prairie Home Companion quality/feel.)
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Tom Strange
Big file folks... use "right click-save as"....
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mstar1
This is cool----Im listening to the intro music now---good stuff!
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Paw and Charly
THe quality and content was very good. You managed to keep to the point and express very serious and simple techniques used to those who experienced the Ways methods.
I have DSL and it took a while to load but worth it.
Thank you
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lindyhopper
Wow, Paw, you sound like you should be on the radio.
well, I guess now you are.
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justloafing
Awsome............Howard Paw Stern
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wingnut
Am I the only one thinking the news from Lake Wobegon is next?
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dmiller
Sounds great, Paw. :)
(*Howard Paw Stern* commenting from the
Church Of Our Lady Of Perpetual Responsibility
in Lake Wobegon, Minney-soda?????)
ROFL!!!
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ChattyKathy
Good choice on making both files available and also instructing on save rather than play. This place is cool like that.
It's a new world with this option.
And I think I mentioned in the other thread how I love that music. And I think wingnut may have been onto something. You sound like such a natural.
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So now the TWI got most of there people in the "out crowd". Did I hear a cash register?? Teens are more emotional??
I haven't noticed.
Mind control OK I stopped the tape who forced anyone to listen to what TWI had to say. It started nice enough but going to mind control it just has to get worst from there. Yes I judged the tape before listening to the whole thing sorry guys
CK
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topoftheworld
Pay no attention to the young man behind the curtain.
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ckmkeon
LOL What curtain??
CK
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justloafing
If you had listened 2 seconds longer or let her complete her sentence you would have heard her say it WAS NOT mind control.
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Y'll - Thanks for the comments. I will say that Paw is a good interviewer and the questions were well thought-out. The whole expereince sort of renewed my interest in GSC and for why I'm here or why I continue to post here. Sorta lit a fire under my southern most region... Hope I didn't rant too much
or get too long winded... 
It was sorta therapeutic, in an odd way...
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CMK - Yes, if you had listened a little more - maybe been a little more "open minded" you would have heard me out -- I'm not going to explain the "mind control" comment here because you can listen for it for yourself - if you choose to. Had you listened more you would hear me take ownership for ALL my decisions - I always have. I do not play "the victim" card, if you've read my posts.
Of course you are welcomed to disagree with me, but do not judge me on my p-e-r-s-o-n-a-l experiences, as you weren't there, were you?
Cheers.
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Great job Pawtucket and ChasUFarley. Your voices, souls, hearts and personalities came across well in the interview. Only one thing wrong though. There was some background static at the beginning and the ending of the transmission. This static was in the background as Paw spoke. I am not sure where this came from. Otherwise no static and the voices during the actual interview were crystal clear. Good job overall. Thanks.
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pawtucket
I am still working on some technical stuff. (you should have heard the original interview)
I have a new microphone that is very sensitive. (you can hear me breathing in spots)
I needed to get the first one out, and the tech stuff will continue to improve.
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Nice work! Like the title..."Episode 1"...If you ever do visuals with it you can roll off the opening on a black starry background...."A long time ago, in a far, far away place..."
There's a little chuckle when you intro the show Paw, sounds friendly. I like the "Ringtones" name, and the intro theme is cool. Reminds me a little of "A Bugs Life" for some reason.
And that's some snappy music on there, too. :)
For the mic you might want to get a filter screen, you've probably seen them - they look like this one - Screen You can also make one easily enough out of mic stand, coat hanger and a pair of women's nylons, although when you buy them you may want to say "these are for my girlfriend" at the register to avoid any confusion. Just don't by "extra large" sizes.
Basically you just want some material to absorb some of the volume and some of the highs, the trebles before they hit the mic
Another mic item that's pretty nifty is one of these - A shockmount There's several kinds, I've got one on a desk stand with an SM57. It isolates the mic from external contact by floating it in a suspended holder. Works great.
All in all, a significant entry into the world of podcasting/radio/internet audio. Congrats. It takes a lot of work to do this stuff and yer gettin' e'r done.
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GeorgeStGeorge
I didn't get "Howard Stern" of "Prairie Home Companion" vibes. To me, it seemed "fair and balanced." :)
I've enjoyed Chas's posts and the pics of her kids; this was a nice treat. I look forward to many more "episodes." I listened to the WAV version, and it sounded fine.
George
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hiway29
"fair and balanced' sounds too much like the anything but Fox news. Please,any comparison than that.
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Littlehawk
Great job Paw and Chas!
Great job Paw and Chas!
Great job Paw and Chas!
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krys
very very cool and very well done!
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moony3424
Fantastic work Paw and great interview Chas.
Yea, I agree. Wonder where he got it?
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I Love Bagpipes
Enjoyed the interview and the music!
Thank you for making it so user friendly...even with dial up. :)
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CoolWaters
My hubs LOVED it!!!! He doesn't particularly care for the message boards (ctws and csws...makes him feel intimidated trying to keep up lol), but he LOVED listening to the interview. LOVED the music, too. He's still commenting on both!
I really enjoyed hearing the story instead of just reading about it...because there's so much said in the pauses, the tone of voices, the inflections, etc...so much that isn't communicated in writing.
And you both have GREAT radio personalities!!!! (Yep...I'd have to agree...Prairie Home Companion quality/feel.)
GIMME MORE!!!!
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oenophile
it will have to wait until I get cable. Hopefully, next week.
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