We prerecorded
another episode of our radio show tonight.
It was an enjoyable recording. We’re starting to get into the swing of things and relax into what we’re doing. The show is taking less time to plan, and, while we have to work hard for the two hours we’re broadcasting / recording and keep thinking on our feet, it’s satisfying to get to the other end of it. It’s good that it’s self-contained; once a recording or a broadcasting is finished, the show is done and dusted and we can move onto the next thing.
It was an enjoyable recording. We’re starting to get into the swing of things and relax into what we’re doing. The show is taking less time to plan, and, while we have to work hard for the two hours we’re broadcasting / recording and keep thinking on our feet, it’s satisfying to get to the other end of it. It’s good that it’s self-contained; once a recording or a broadcasting is finished, the show is done and dusted and we can move onto the next thing.
We’re prerecording a few here and there over the next month, which isn’t a bad thing. It gives us time to settle in. The downside is we're having to plan a lot of shows at once. By the time our little off / on stint of prerecording is done with, we should be able to sit back a bit. I’m looking forward to this.
The theme of tonight’s show was ‘digs’: i.e. the various ridiculous places we’ve stayed whilst touring. Many of these stories could make up blogs in and of themselves. I may tell a few here in the coming months (or maybe just transcribe them from the ‘In Your Inner Ear’ podcast). However little or much we’ve achieved in our careers, we’ve built up a lot of anecdotes. At least we’re now putting them to good use.