Mike (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} dogbreathcanada) wrote,@ 2008-10-03 11:20:00 |
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Listener Email of the Day
One of the podcasts I listen to every week is the Discovery News Friday Feedbag (iTunes link). A combination of current event science and humour.
Well, I made Listener Email of the Day on their Feedblog. I'm Vancouver Michael. Later today I'll find out if I actually made the podcast.
If any of you listen to podcasts, I highly recommend the Discovery News: Friday News Feedbag.
One of the podcasts I listen to every week is the Discovery News Friday Feedbag (iTunes link). A combination of current event science and humour.
Well, I made Listener Email of the Day on their Feedblog. I'm Vancouver Michael. Later today I'll find out if I actually made the podcast.
Will, James and Jorge,
First to James. How to get your vote up, buddy. One simple word: Pandering. Will J. made mention that there seems to be a large number of Canadian listeners. True story. There are. I am among them. So to get your vote up, pander to them, man. Do a week of stories with a Canadian connection, get those Canadian votes directed your way. Jorge is getting a little too big for his britches already, with his one point lead. Bring him down to earth, man.
Will Johnson. The Missing Sock question. You mentioned jokingly about starting a podcast devoted to the subject. Whereas an entire podcast to missing socks might be overkill (okay, it would be), using Missing Socks as the title of an ongoing segment concerning quantum phenomenon might be interesting. You probably didn't realize the connection when you made the suggestion (okay, you didn't), so let us devoted listeners tell you what you were subconsciously thinking.
By the way ... the missing socks? Underneath the dryer. The soft natural fibres, combined with the static electricity build up causes them to pass straight through the walls of the dryer drum. Quantum physics, man. The answers are all there.
Jorge. Unfortunately I've got no tips for you this week. I'll do better next time I email.
First to James. How to get your vote up, buddy. One simple word: Pandering. Will J. made mention that there seems to be a large number of Canadian listeners. True story. There are. I am among them. So to get your vote up, pander to them, man. Do a week of stories with a Canadian connection, get those Canadian votes directed your way. Jorge is getting a little too big for his britches already, with his one point lead. Bring him down to earth, man.
Will Johnson. The Missing Sock question. You mentioned jokingly about starting a podcast devoted to the subject. Whereas an entire podcast to missing socks might be overkill (okay, it would be), using Missing Socks as the title of an ongoing segment concerning quantum phenomenon might be interesting. You probably didn't realize the connection when you made the suggestion (okay, you didn't), so let us devoted listeners tell you what you were subconsciously thinking.
By the way ... the missing socks? Underneath the dryer. The soft natural fibres, combined with the static electricity build up causes them to pass straight through the walls of the dryer drum. Quantum physics, man. The answers are all there.
Jorge. Unfortunately I've got no tips for you this week. I'll do better next time I email.
If any of you listen to podcasts, I highly recommend the Discovery News: Friday News Feedbag.
