We're still in this for life...
episode
What Did You Do Yesterday? with Max Rushden & David O'Doherty
1 min
2 speakers
4 chapters
transcribed 3 months ago
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What reassurances do the hosts provide about their commitment to the podcast?
hi yesterday fans max here um i'm in bed and now midweek mayhem is there ready to go but there's some admin thing that i don't understand but i just want to allay the fears of the people who think we are not in it for life because i'm at the world cup or because me and david secretly despise each other because although i am at the world cup we don't we're in it for life Sometimes David looks at me like, I'm not sure he wants to be in it for life, but he is in it for life.
And so mayhem is coming.
What challenges are the hosts facing with the upcoming episode release?
And the big announcement is, it's not one of my stupid quizzes. It is a thing. And we announced it on this mayhem, but we can't put the mayhem out until they fix the admin that I don't understand.
So... Thank you so much. We're in it for life, absolute life. It's just this is a minor delay.
How do the hosts compare their podcasting experience to being stuck on a tarmac?
It's like imagine a podcast, but we're all stuck on the tarmac. And I know how good it feels to be stuck on the tarmac in an aeroplane. That's how I know you all feel now.
What metaphor do the hosts use to describe their current situation?
One giant aeroplane with us all stuck on the tarmac. Everything you show up is...
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What reassurances do the hosts provide about their commitment to the podcast?
0:01–0:41
2
What challenges are the hosts facing with the upcoming episode release?
0:41–1:05
3
How do the hosts compare their podcasting experience to being stuck on a tarmac?
1:05–1:20
4
What metaphor do the hosts use to describe their current situation?
1:20–1:26