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Now Boog, this is an interesting idea...

I have an undying love for those old radio shows (particularly the noir stuff, Dragnet, etc.) and have thought before that there's a lot we can learn from those old timers.

Of course, we're not running business podcasts, so there's lots of room to move around in. But in this age of total transparency... I've wondered just how far an audience would follow a writer down the rabbit hole of style in regards to a podcast.

Sure, the problem is solved if you're producing a theatrical show... but where does that leave the writer who's just reading his own stuff?

It's good to be alive.

Robert--Exactly. It really feels like a style rabbit hole, listening to my voice coming through those tiny speakers--wondering how I sound to somebody on the other end of a computer someplace.

The verdict is still out about if audiences will follow. As a listener, I appreciate your beatnik jazz backgrounds and cool voice on your podcasts. Let's see if anybody else agrees...