Funny, why does the blog writer not do show? Give an example of
quality. Or if they are shy use espeak or a volunteer to read i out, I'd
be willing to help with either.
Brian-in-ohio
On 4/24/21 6:52 PM, dosman wrote:
It’s a double-edged sword, once you fall off the wagon there’s less incenti
It’s a double-edged sword, once you fall off the wagon there’s less incentive
to jump back on, less urgency in the calls of “the queue is low!”. But quality
over quantity is very worth considering too.
-dosman
> On Apr 24, 2021, at 5:25 PM, BK Navarette wrote:
>
> I love the rawness of hpr
I love the rawness of hpr episodes. I like that I can sit at my desk
with my phone and do all the 'producing' i need to do to get a show out.
if i want a 'polished' episode i'd listen to twit, but the content there
is terrible so i don't ( espically the spin right guy)
brian-in-ohio
On 4/24/
This is the same question I asked myself when you said we'd do one every
day and if we ran out of shows HPR was over. At least that's what you
said according to my memory. I didn't go back to check.
I had my doubts but now I'm convinced this way is better. In my honest
opinion, anyone put o
A Nice article on HPR with a valid question at the end.
https://foxacid.se/hedorah/posts/hpr/
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