Jerod

It just takes a while sometimes.

It just takes a while sometimes.

Is it at changelog.com slash request? That's right. Oh, gosh. That's a great URL. I love that. That is really nice.

Is it at changelog.com slash request? That's right. Oh, gosh. That's a great URL. I love that. That is really nice.

Well, we read every request. And we don't fulfill every request. But every once in a while, we dig one out of the ashes. And we will fulfill it three years later. So shout out to listener Alex if you're still out there. If you're still listening, Alex, three years later, you're a trooper, man. We appreciate you. Because that's a long time to listen to. And you should be in Zulu. Anything.

Well, we read every request. And we don't fulfill every request. But every once in a while, we dig one out of the ashes. And we will fulfill it three years later. So shout out to listener Alex if you're still out there. If you're still listening, Alex, three years later, you're a trooper, man. We appreciate you. Because that's a long time to listen to. And you should be in Zulu. Anything.

And you should finally be happy that we've answered your request. This one's navel-gazy and self-serving to a certain degree, which is why we didn't do it for a long time. But I thought it'd be a nice end cap to a Friends episode with just the two of us where we can take at least one listener question slash request. Alex wants us to talk about how we podcast.

And you should finally be happy that we've answered your request. This one's navel-gazy and self-serving to a certain degree, which is why we didn't do it for a long time. But I thought it'd be a nice end cap to a Friends episode with just the two of us where we can take at least one listener question slash request. Alex wants us to talk about how we podcast.

how we produce podcasts. He said he's heard of some really cool workflows from both the Linux people and you guys, which I guess means we're not Linux people, about different ways you record and upload scripts. He says, you guys, if I recall, have some type of encoded timestamps to the MP3s. Destination Linux timestamped the episode while they record.

how we produce podcasts. He said he's heard of some really cool workflows from both the Linux people and you guys, which I guess means we're not Linux people, about different ways you record and upload scripts. He says, you guys, if I recall, have some type of encoded timestamps to the MP3s. Destination Linux timestamped the episode while they record.

Jupiter Broadcasting uses some type of all-in-one container for recording, if he recalls. And we have Masterfeeds. They also have Masterfeeds. So just some of the inside baseball on how we produce our shows. Maybe some of the nerdier parts. I don't know. Some of it's boring, at least to us because we do it, but maybe interesting to other people.

Jupiter Broadcasting uses some type of all-in-one container for recording, if he recalls. And we have Masterfeeds. They also have Masterfeeds. So just some of the inside baseball on how we produce our shows. Maybe some of the nerdier parts. I don't know. Some of it's boring, at least to us because we do it, but maybe interesting to other people.

I think it's super interesting to other people because I've been having some conversations with a future branded podcast we're producing.

I think it's super interesting to other people because I've been having some conversations with a future branded podcast we're producing.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

And they have questions and I have answers and they sit back and listen as if we have pulled up a glass of favorite drink near a campfire and it's just so fun. Yeah. Seriously. I didn't think what we've done. Really? Yeah. I didn't think what we've done is, you know, you don't know what you know until you try and teach other people, basically. Right. You know, and then they're like, wow.

And they have questions and I have answers and they sit back and listen as if we have pulled up a glass of favorite drink near a campfire and it's just so fun. Yeah. Seriously. I didn't think what we've done. Really? Yeah. I didn't think what we've done is, you know, you don't know what you know until you try and teach other people, basically. Right. You know, and then they're like, wow.

I mean, to us, it's logical and simple because we've repeated it so many times that. And refined it. Right. We could probably do a lot of what we do to some degree in our sleep. Right. You know, figurative speech. I swear I'm not sleeping right now. Not literally in my sleep, but for example, I'll give you an example.

I mean, to us, it's logical and simple because we've repeated it so many times that. And refined it. Right. We could probably do a lot of what we do to some degree in our sleep. Right. You know, figurative speech. I swear I'm not sleeping right now. Not literally in my sleep, but for example, I'll give you an example.