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EPISODE · Nov 13, 2012 · 56 MIN

The Mystery of the Js

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Craig and John dive back into the Three Page Challenge entries, along with an overview of the 500+ contenders that have been submitted. In response to listener curiosity, John and Craig also talk about their recording set-ups, and then follow-up on Star Wars, Karateka and Derek Haas’s busy schedule. All this and more on the 63rd installment of Scriptnotes. Audio Technica AT2020 USB microphone Sony MDR7506 headphontes Heil Sound PL-2T boom Dan Benjamin’s guide to podcasting gear Michael Arndt writing new Star Wars from EW Karateka The Right Hand, a novel by Derek Haas Three pages by Mark Cowling Three pages by Kelli Bowlden Three pages by Nick Scott Three pages by Steve Marcarelli & Billy Lalor Reach Gum Care Soft Woven Mint Floss, the best floss in the world INTRO: Buck Rogers in the 25th Century OUTRO: Total Recall by Flosstradamus (Flosstradamus on iTunes) (Note: Moreso than most weeks, we have a lot of links to stuff on Amazon. If you buy through them, you’ll help pay for some of our bandwidth costs.) You can download the episode here: AAC. UPDATE 11-16-12: The transcript of this episode can be found here.The post The Mystery of the Js first appeared on John August.

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