Non Crootin' Thread: BSR

[CochiseCowbell]

I'd like to interrupt the Meltdown to ask a question: Did Brandon Walker forget the name of his new show on the 2nd day?

Answer: Yes, yes he did.

That said, I don't care. I like his new gig. I enjoyed The Slant better. But, the shorter segment is perfect. No, not because of anything he lacks, but because of the dynamic two people have over one.

A one man show is less interesting than a duo IF it's too long. It starts to sound like someone talking at you, rather than on something about which you're impassioned. I like the Skydawgs & the Countdown simply because there is a back & forth. Of course, B&B takes the cake with RecSports & the General's rapport.* Keep up the good work, BSR. I thoroughly enjoy it as an out of stater. My two cents.

Now, back to our Bible Study. I believe we were on the Book of Lamentations.

 

[Afro Dawg]

Crap. I sure did. That's embarrassing. Sometimes keeping it real goes wrong.

 

[CochiseCowbell]

Crap. I sure did. That's embarrassing. Sometimes keeping it real goes wrong.

Nonsense. I thought it was hilarious. I like the everyday idea as well. Keep it up. I may actually join twitter to be a part of the 2 Minute Drill.

 

[philduckworth]

A podcast or BSR segment should never last longer than 30 minutes.

 

[LTblows]

Could not disagree more. I regularly listen to podcasts that are an hour or 2 or even longer. Short has its place. Love the Keep it 100 structure, but the long form has its place too. When I do chores or projects around the house, I throw the headphones on and escape.

 

[Bulldogg31]

I liked it Brandon. Keep on keeping on brother