Hey Ross, thanks for all the kind words! Yeah, I don't mean to slight people who do podcasts or whatnot. The more people who get in on the conversation, the better! What's your show called?

You bring up a good point with being stuck in the center of the U.S. I figured since I'm here in L.A. where a lot of cool gaming stuff happens, I want to share that with people elsewhere. 

I appreciate the feedback on the host segments, too. I'll keep that in mind, but for now, I feel like there are a lot of different things we can do to play with the flow of those parts (make it a little silly, go on a tour, etc.)

I don't feel like you slighted anyone. Sometimes, I feel like our show is dry. But we have fun, and that's enough to keep going week after week. It's called The PoWcast and it's at our site, Taipow.com, as well as iTunes.

In the near future, my anchor to the midwest will be lifted, so I'm looking forward to throwing as much against the wall as possible during that time. But I look for content like yours in the meantime. When G4 started out doing a lot of different things, and the Area 5 guys did their shows, I loved it. But it's been awhile since shows like that have been around, so keep up the work. There's definitely an audience.

cool, I'll check out the PoWcast. 

Good luck with your throwing stuff against the wall, I hope something sticks! And thanks for the Area5 comparision, those guys were a big influence on me. 

I also gave it a share on our facebook page, for what it's worth. At the very least, my co-hosts may check it out.

Whoa! That was really nice of you. Thanks a lot. 

Thanks, Jonathan. Eye catches and bumpers are great. I'm really into them right now. You nailed it with the Samurai Champloo reference, too. That's totally what I was going for. I imagine Cowboy Bebop's bumpers might have influenced Adult Swim as well. 

:-)

Hey Jason, I'm glad you really liked the senior bowling scene. I love the idea of exploring these sort fo human-interest stories since the medium is at the point now where they're everywhere. All we have to do is listen!