I have nothing to destroy but I shall say it's been my inadvertent approach so far in my short journey. I believe it's more satisfying, creating things for yourself. At least, it's only how I was able to stick with it. So, thanks for the episode, it was a great one. (and it pairs surprisingly well with the recent TJB's essay, I would sell them in a bundle :D ).
I adore the irony of "the best podcast about Wednesdays" together with "destoying the audience" together with that melancholic music at the beginning and at the end (and the bell). I think maybe you should've kept the music a bit louder and its full volume a bit longer? I felt like it got interrupted very quickly. Obviously, here, this music is a form rather than a content (in its 'normal' sense), but it really creates a mood, shakes the perception and stands out. Please keep the music and the bell.
I have nothing to destroy but I shall say it's been my inadvertent approach so far in my short journey. I believe it's more satisfying, creating things for yourself. At least, it's only how I was able to stick with it. So, thanks for the episode, it was a great one. (and it pairs surprisingly well with the recent TJB's essay, I would sell them in a bundle :D ).
I adore the irony of "the best podcast about Wednesdays" together with "destoying the audience" together with that melancholic music at the beginning and at the end (and the bell). I think maybe you should've kept the music a bit louder and its full volume a bit longer? I felt like it got interrupted very quickly. Obviously, here, this music is a form rather than a content (in its 'normal' sense), but it really creates a mood, shakes the perception and stands out. Please keep the music and the bell.
Cheers,
John
Please keep the music and the bell. Got it.
TJB got there first and for that I hate him.
I enjoyed this. I also enjoyed reading the transcript while listening along and seeing the software struggle to deal with your Yorkshire brogue.
I agree with what your saying entirely. Raise the ships!