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The Freak Accident: An Exercise in Humility

Posted August 31, 2006

The Freak Accident

I’m not the sort of guy who people hear and think, “he’s got a voice for radio!” I may have a face for radio, but that’s another matter entirely. ;)

Anyway, it was with much trepidation that I pitched in on this week’s episode of The Freak Accident. I still haven’t listened to my own bits! Nicole says I did okay… alright, what she said was that it wasn’t terrible. I choose to interpret that as a compliment. :lol:

So give it a listen, especially ‘cuz Jeremy does a good job of cleaning up the mess at the end! (Dunkin’ Donuts dubbing Pluto “The Munchkin Planet” is a stroke of genius — like “Mad Scientist” genius.) :)

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5 Comments so far

  1. Jordan on September 1st, 2006

    “WKIDeeelicious!!” :)

    I would have liked to see some more cross-talk between you and Josh, but hopefully you’ll get more chances to guest-star.

    TONY STARK BLEACHES HIS HAIR?! (What about his mustache?)

  2. Josh on September 1st, 2006

    Next time more cross-talk (maybe there’s a way we can record at the same time! ;) ) and recording at a time when we’re not trying to not wake our family up (did that make sense?)

  3. Jordan on September 1st, 2006

    Yes, I don’t think that it didn’t make any sense. :)

    I wasn’t aware that you weren’t recording at the same time!
    (Consider me wowed by the nicely done editing)

    Travis, next time I want you to read Genesis, okay?
    And I’ll write another story of “Kevin and Melissa”. :p

  4. Travis on September 2nd, 2006

    Yeah, I was thinking of that Genesis stuff the whole time I was recording. ;) You should try a Kevin and Melissa podcast — I think there’s a wide open market for “olde timey radio” stuff like that. The non-fiction podcasts are pretty much all there is out there right now. :lol:

  5. Jeremy on September 20th, 2006

    I think you guys did great - the audio levels needed some work, but hey, first time is a good way to learn. :)

    By the way, I never got around to thanking you for hosting, did I?

    Podcasting DOES need some cool old timey stuff. That would rock. :)

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