Is this about we're alive?

[VeritableHero]

... fun comes before structure. If they start sounding like NPR, I'm tuning out.

Well said. I second that statement.

[Chelsea C.]

Hey--

Love the idea about highlighting hot threads from the forums. As for not posting, I'm a lurker. Deal.

Greg

I don't blame you. I'd be a lurker too if my name appeared pink every time I commented. :/

Anyway, I enjoy the podcast. Right now, it's a baby pod, which I think some people are forgetting. Personally, I enjoy Greg and Britt's banter; they have great chemistry and are both comfortable on the microphone. That's a hard thing to accomplish. I like humor more than theory--and since I can find plenty of theory on the forum--their balance of the two is a welcomed approach.

Keep it up, guys! I like it.

[Beaumont]

The interviews with Jim and Kevin were both super-entertaining, due in no small part to Britt & Greg's carefree attitude. Obviously I would expect the topics to stay somewhat related to WA, but fun comes before structure. If they start sounding like NPR, I'm tuning out.

That's true and so far the funniest thing from the show has been Gregg linking pornographic fan fiction of Rocket Power(?) That was hilarious.

[Hellbringer]

I like to be a more passive listener than an active forum poster, but I thought I'd inject some stuff I've noticed on podcasts in general. I haven't listened to any "We're Not Dead" podcasts yet, but based off of what I'm reading, they have a slight tendency to rant or go off-topic. Not a big deal to me, because I listen to several podcasts that do that, like the Official Xbox Magazine podcast, Tech News Today, Freakonomics, and G4's Feedback. In fact, the only podcast I can recall off-hand that doesn't go off-topic on a rant is Adam Sessler's Soapbox, which is the guy's platform to rant. Going off topic in a podcast is fine by me as long as it doesn't take up a majority of the episode and it is somewhat interesting to me. As long as there's a dynamic/chemistry/cohesion between the hosts on the podcast, and not some sort of condescending animosity among them, I'll keep listening.
I'll give We're Not Dead a chance at some point for sure, though.