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Monthly Archives: June 2008
What I have in common with Stephen Colbert…
is that I have too have interviewed Michael Shermer on my show. It was a great thrill to interview one of my favorite authors. Sure, there were a couple other podcasters at TAM6, who have had big time guests like … Continue reading
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I guess we solved terrorism…
…because apparently the FBI has time to investigate the recent leaks of new Guns n’ Roses tracks: FBI visits blogger…. I guess this pretty much confirmsthat the tracks were legit, which is a cool thing, because they rock. I’ll post … Continue reading
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Back from TAM6
Well, I’m back from TAM6, and it was probably the best overall TAM for me. The speakers were consistently interesting and I did get my interview with Michael Shermer. Because of his schedule and the setup of the conference I … Continue reading
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TAM 6 Update
Josh and I have been enjoying the TAM6 conference quite a bit. Friday’s speakers were all around pretty good. Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson was so good, he was asked to go over his time by 30 minutes. If you think … Continue reading
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It didn’t even have to happen
Tonight Jonathan and I recorded the 10th episode of The Libertarian Dime, and it didn’t even have to happen. Jonathan’s computer hard drive melted down, causing him to lose his data and his Skype access. Show material was lost. I … Continue reading
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Was I ever like this?
I saw a link to this story: http://www.neatorama.com/2008/06/16/accidental-breast-reduction-hobbles-online-game-age-of-conan/. I don’t remember a time in my life, teenager or not, where I would get outraged that the breast size of imaginary computer characters had been reduced. In fact, I’m pretty sure … Continue reading
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June Update
For some reason, the last couple years, I’ve had life changing events in the month of June. Two June’s ago, I married Kelly at the Stratosphere in Vegas. It was by far the cheapest chapel and had the nicest view. … Continue reading
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Libertarian Dime Milestone
I recently uploaded episode the 8th episode of “The Libertarian Dime“, but it really marks the 10th episode over 11 weeks that Jonathan and I have done. I don’t know how many podcasts die before they get to 10, but … Continue reading
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