Chuck Bryant
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Podcast Appearances
But it was still OK.
Well, just, you know, questions about Gunsmoke and Richard Nixon and over and over and over.
Well, just, you know, questions about Gunsmoke and Richard Nixon and over and over and over.
Well, just, you know, questions about Gunsmoke and Richard Nixon and over and over and over.
No, no, no, no, not like that. It just felt a little dated question-wise. Mm-hmm. Like, hey, I mean, supposedly the master's edition is the one I think the gamer ranked in 2021 and a listicle. And the gamer said that the 2021 master edition was the best edition yet. But that classic edition has sold the lion's share of those 80 million versions.
No, no, no, no, not like that. It just felt a little dated question-wise. Mm-hmm. Like, hey, I mean, supposedly the master's edition is the one I think the gamer ranked in 2021 and a listicle. And the gamer said that the 2021 master edition was the best edition yet. But that classic edition has sold the lion's share of those 80 million versions.
No, no, no, no, not like that. It just felt a little dated question-wise. Mm-hmm. Like, hey, I mean, supposedly the master's edition is the one I think the gamer ranked in 2021 and a listicle. And the gamer said that the 2021 master edition was the best edition yet. But that classic edition has sold the lion's share of those 80 million versions.
Hey guys, love your September episode on the history of music streaming. I grew up in the 90s. I can vividly remember being at my friend Ross's house, downloading Weezer songs off of Napster and burning pirated versions onto CD-Rs.
Hey guys, love your September episode on the history of music streaming. I grew up in the 90s. I can vividly remember being at my friend Ross's house, downloading Weezer songs off of Napster and burning pirated versions onto CD-Rs.
Hey guys, love your September episode on the history of music streaming. I grew up in the 90s. I can vividly remember being at my friend Ross's house, downloading Weezer songs off of Napster and burning pirated versions onto CD-Rs.
As the title suggests, I'm an active musician now, and I wanted to take a quick moment and give a shout out to the music streaming platforms that didn't end up in the episode, like Bandcamp and SoundCloud. Oh, yeah. I feel bad we didn't mention these, and we just kind of went with the big corporate monoliths.