2020 — April: Episode 100 “Just the WTR Guys”

If you want to see some grainy footage, this 100th Episode is also available on YouTube.  It’s a recorded Zoom call, with a few graphics and photos from the studio. 

Wayne discusses the genesis of the idea

• When and how did the idea for the podcast come up?
• Wayne's radio background and connections with guests for the show
• How do we choose who to bring on the show?
• How do we handle social media and promotions?

 

Bruce discusses research and blogging

• How do we research for the show?
• What websites are good for information about the music and musicians?
• How do we decide what the show will focus on?

 

Brian discusses how we all came together

• How did we end up doing this?
• When do we record the episodes, and how long do they last?
• What is your connection to the music?

 

Rob discusses the technical aspects of the podcast

• What platform and equipment do we use?
• How much time does it take to edit and upload the show?
• How did we come up with the name?

Each of us discuss our favorite band, songs that are stuck in our heads, hobbies, day jobs, families, and other words of … wisdom?....

 

We are so grateful for our fans, and we appreciate you downloading this and the other shows. We are especially thankful for our friends who have been with us since episode #1, and we look forward to the next 100.  

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