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Well, I meant to start it last year.
I already slapped up a 60% ready program (even though only half of the people i tried to interview replied
) when suddenly... September 11.
Obviously I put it aside.
Then, after much thought, during december and january, I decided it would be silly to review the forums, since if people want, they can just read it - a click away. I'll never keep up the pace. Plus I didn't like the fact that some 75% of the comments were my own (instead of forum users) and additionally they were simply written interview, which I had to read out.
As this was a show meant for 10 - 25 minutes, listening to me all this time can get annoying.
Even though I consider my voice to be ever capable, and I can do a swell impression of many people, it's still boring and repetative.
So after a short talk with Daniel Quick, I told him it would be a good idea to cancel it.
So, I'm thinking, what next?
I still want to contribute to ACSR since I have a microphone and one kick-ass editing software.
However, I probably won't ever have the time to do daily show, nor do I have the time of doing a long weekly show.
I have the finals season coming close, and it will take months. Plus I have some several very large computer projects, one final paper, and I'm the school paper editor.
So, are there any ideas?
I already slapped up a 60% ready program (even though only half of the people i tried to interview replied
) when suddenly... September 11.Obviously I put it aside.
Then, after much thought, during december and january, I decided it would be silly to review the forums, since if people want, they can just read it - a click away. I'll never keep up the pace. Plus I didn't like the fact that some 75% of the comments were my own (instead of forum users) and additionally they were simply written interview, which I had to read out.
As this was a show meant for 10 - 25 minutes, listening to me all this time can get annoying.
Even though I consider my voice to be ever capable, and I can do a swell impression of many people, it's still boring and repetative.
So after a short talk with Daniel Quick, I told him it would be a good idea to cancel it.
So, I'm thinking, what next?
I still want to contribute to ACSR since I have a microphone and one kick-ass editing software.
However, I probably won't ever have the time to do daily show, nor do I have the time of doing a long weekly show.
I have the finals season coming close, and it will take months. Plus I have some several very large computer projects, one final paper, and I'm the school paper editor.
So, are there any ideas?
(along with everyone else 
)
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