Dogphilosophy.net Website Review

that episode, in the style of a church-sponsored religious message. Here’s a spoof-commercial and wrote, recorded, and produced for ImPROMPTuCast, back in episode 0005 for Halloween, for “Papa Dread’s Pizza”. I tried to somewhat imitate the style and cadence of the “Papa John’s” CEO. It’s certainly not an exact match, Here’s a spoof-commercial and wrote, recorded, and produced for ImPROMPTuCast, back in episode 0002: Pumpkin Spice Chlorpromazine! tangentially-related image stuffed at the top for no apparent reason.) Too many things going on lately, I’ve been slacking on the blogs. I the finding, fetching, and properly-tagging (including applicable copyright license terms!) the local copy for use in podcasts. Having I’m also quasi-professionally doing podcast audio editing and production on the side. As a moderately-skilled am*teur rather than a “serious professional” I’m not charging much, but I AM technically getting paid to do it, so I say it counts. Currently my sole client is a podcast being done by a couple of independent authors who chat about their current projects, then take a random “writing prompt” and try to whip up a short piece of fiction based on it, and then they each read out what they’ve come up with. If that sounds up with some sort of spoof-commercial to insert between the two halves of each episode, which has been fun. I’ll post those somewhere here when I get a chance – I’ve been meaning to put together a portfolio online. Anyway, they each record their local audio as they chat online, then at the end they send the raw audio to me, and I synchronise it, clean their feed. If anybody else is interested in hiring some inexpensive help getting their podcast together, feel free to comment! Working on that is what got me going on the API projects. I also whipped up a “complete metadata tagger for podcast files” to go with it – in case it’s not obvious, I hate when important information (e.g. licensing, source URLs, etc.) are left off of audio