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Jul 2, 2018

Ericast 299 - Everybody is Quitting

from Ericast.com Podcast - DWEEB THOUGHTS Hosted by Eric M. Larson

I'm back with a short (?) reflection on the fact that not everyone is. It's been a great spring and early summer, but without some of the things I thought would be around this year. Want the update? Here's your show. Website viewers: Click here to listen to this week's episode! Podcast listeners: Click here for a link to the show notes page! Everyone: Call 701-645-ERIC (701-645-3742) and comment Remember that the Ericast is a "personal podcast"... and I've got an explanation of that phrase late in this episode. June was a month of stay-cation time. (Back to work tomorrow!) Technical note: Our old web server, circa 1997, has been decommissioned. The logo was held on that template and as some point I got a login prompt instead of just an empty graphic. Other features of this episode: Vocal Fry and some a low-level background hum in Studio A which I think is from my CPU fan (and which I bashed down with a noise reduction filter, which creates issues of its own...) Ignite Minneapolis Patrick Griffith Remodeling Clay podcast Possible highlight of the summer: Meeting Matt from California in person. Pro: I introduced him to the Juicy Lucy. Con: I gave myself a Chris Farley show moment of not driving him up past some of the Minneapolis lakes. See you in Episode 300! P.S. That "header graphic" I mentioned? The one you've seen so many times you probably don't even think about it? Here it is:

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