Sentinel World, The Audio Edition

I've been gently reminded to post. So I posted about passion. Well... technically, I stammered about passion. But it was all wonderfully ironic. You'll be very impressed. Or bored. Probably one of those two. Or indifferent, I hadn't thought of that.

Jack rambles, reads the back of a whiskey bottle, rambles some more and then rants. Obviously he should have stopped and switched headsets when he had the chance. We apologize for that.

Is it a podcast? Have I come back? Will I write more stupid rhetorical questions? Can I actually read?

Well... apparently practice doesn't make perfect, but failing to practice definitely makes things WORSE. I apologize for the inconvenience.

Just a practice run to see if I remember how

Some thoughts on identity, a short rant about music, and a word I learned to spell, decades after I learned it.

In which our Hero's inner child gets an infusion. Cartoons, Movies, and random gibberish. Listen as your host recalls how to use his podcasting gear, and hope, no pray, that the next one won't suck quite as hard. ;)

You thought I'd quit, didn't you. Just an update on what's going on at work. Not very exciting, but I think the music came out nice.

In which Serin talks about a particular pet peeve, and instruments of foreign power

In which Jack rants about a lost and found file, management, hardware, and other stuff.

Well, shoot. I recorded one without a script, and the damed thing chopped my opening. So here's a few memories, a bit of a book and some other cruft. Why the enclosure doesn't show in the entry, I don't know, so here's a link to it.

In which Jack speaks on Wardrobe senescence, sleepware, negative proofs, blank nudes and pvrs.

In which our Hero has a bad day, decides not to, doesn't drink, makes sound effects and splatters on his shirt at the water fountain.

In which Serin rants on sickness, apathy, work, contract law, cold medication and business card ettiquette.

Jack has an encounter over lunch, and thoughts on not working.

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