Bobby Frankenberger

But what it has introduced is this feeling that I want to make other things in between. I've been doing it on YouTube. which is less podcasty and it's not showing up in audio feeds or anything. But just when I've got a thought about a thing, just hop in, let's talk about it real quick. Those are really fun to do. More focused stuff like you're talking about, fun to do.

But what it has introduced is this feeling that I want to make other things in between. I've been doing it on YouTube. which is less podcasty and it's not showing up in audio feeds or anything. But just when I've got a thought about a thing, just hop in, let's talk about it real quick. Those are really fun to do. More focused stuff like you're talking about, fun to do.

So I think what you can expect is more on the audio feeds as well as sometimes video. But

So I think what you can expect is more on the audio feeds as well as sometimes video. But

patreon or otherwise we'll fill in more of those gaps because yes a month is a long time to wait if you're super passionate about the game i get it but i've also heard back from people that say you know what's great about the monthly cadence is it's no longer just this thing i expect every week it's now a thing i look forward to and then when it drops it's like yeah dude a new one in my player today i can't wait like that's that's great feedback to hear too so anyway i'm glad you brought that up because yeah yeah

patreon or otherwise we'll fill in more of those gaps because yes a month is a long time to wait if you're super passionate about the game i get it but i've also heard back from people that say you know what's great about the monthly cadence is it's no longer just this thing i expect every week it's now a thing i look forward to and then when it drops it's like yeah dude a new one in my player today i can't wait like that's that's great feedback to hear too so anyway i'm glad you brought that up because yeah yeah

Sounds great. More on the way. And of course, every month we'll talk in depth about some sort of hardcore aspect of the game. So look forward to that. It's now time for your feedback.

Sounds great. More on the way. And of course, every month we'll talk in depth about some sort of hardcore aspect of the game. So look forward to that. It's now time for your feedback.

Yes, that's right. That music can mean only one thing, and that is that we have some Town Crier stuff to read in the form of texts, emails, phone calls, all that stuff. If you'd like to email the show, you can do it at theinstanceofgmail.com, or you can send us a text at 801-471-0462. Or you can voicemail that same line. Use it to your heart's content.

Yes, that's right. That music can mean only one thing, and that is that we have some Town Crier stuff to read in the form of texts, emails, phone calls, all that stuff. If you'd like to email the show, you can do it at theinstanceofgmail.com, or you can send us a text at 801-471-0462. Or you can voicemail that same line. Use it to your heart's content.

There's also a form on the website at frogpants.com slash instance. And that'll send it straight to our email account as well. So no excuses. There's a million ways to contact us and no reason not to. Let's start with this text from... Uh, did we not get a name? We didn't get a name on this one. I thought we did.

There's also a form on the website at frogpants.com slash instance. And that'll send it straight to our email account as well. So no excuses. There's a million ways to contact us and no reason not to. Let's start with this text from... Uh, did we not get a name? We didn't get a name on this one. I thought we did.

Uh, it says the subject was we are so back and I just thought this was a nice way to start out our messages today. I can hardly express how thrilled I am to hear the instances back. The show is my nostalgic kick. Uh, my first ever podcast I listened to. We hear that a lot. It's always blows my mind. And my original immersion into World of Warcraft.

Uh, it says the subject was we are so back and I just thought this was a nice way to start out our messages today. I can hardly express how thrilled I am to hear the instances back. The show is my nostalgic kick. Uh, my first ever podcast I listened to. We hear that a lot. It's always blows my mind. And my original immersion into World of Warcraft.

As much as I've loved playing WoW these past years, this show has been missing from my being home. Welcome back, old friends. And then a little bit of a PS. On that note, I want to splurge all things instance. Where can I listen to the show from episode one? Seems to only find episodes 436 and forward. Well, I'm glad you asked. So a little bit of utility to this question.

As much as I've loved playing WoW these past years, this show has been missing from my being home. Welcome back, old friends. And then a little bit of a PS. On that note, I want to splurge all things instance. Where can I listen to the show from episode one? Seems to only find episodes 436 and forward. Well, I'm glad you asked. So a little bit of utility to this question.

There was... The show's been almost around since... Well, it's been around since 2006. So we are pushing 20 years. Wow. Which is an insane thing to even say, right? So when RSS began, which is essentially when the show began, very different how you made the files, where you kept them, how you stored them, how web services worked. This has all evolved very...

There was... The show's been almost around since... Well, it's been around since 2006. So we are pushing 20 years. Wow. Which is an insane thing to even say, right? So when RSS began, which is essentially when the show began, very different how you made the files, where you kept them, how you stored them, how web services worked. This has all evolved very...

Quickly or slowly, depending on your point of view over the years. And as a result, multiple hosts, multiple formats, people like iTunes changing RSS feeds to need something. So we had to change it. And then you host it in a new place. And then that place goes away. And now where's the old file? And you got to do what you got to do.

Quickly or slowly, depending on your point of view over the years. And as a result, multiple hosts, multiple formats, people like iTunes changing RSS feeds to need something. So we had to change it. And then you host it in a new place. And then that place goes away. And now where's the old file? And you got to do what you got to do.