Since all three of our schools start spring semesters on different schedules, you’re right, we have had a gap. That said, we did release three different “solo projects” in late December to make up for it. 🙂
Our first spring-semester episode should go live on Tuesday, January 22. It’ll be one of our .1 episodes, since Grubbs is teaching J-term and is quite busy, but Grubbs too will return for a spell before he goes on paternity leave. 🙂
That’s the day before Chinese New Year (Sae-hae bok mani padeusseyo – that’s Happy New Year in Korean transliterated, I don’t know Cantonese or Putunghua).
Stray comment: I remember Farmer commenting to the effect that the Richard Weaver episodes were some of the least downloaded. Maybe people are dumb – after all. I really enjoyed them (twice!). It’d be nice to see some more like them with New Critics or Fish or …
The holidays are over – unless you’re resting through Chinese New Year. Time to get back to podcasting.
Since all three of our schools start spring semesters on different schedules, you’re right, we have had a gap. That said, we did release three different “solo projects” in late December to make up for it. 🙂
Our first spring-semester episode should go live on Tuesday, January 22. It’ll be one of our .1 episodes, since Grubbs is teaching J-term and is quite busy, but Grubbs too will return for a spell before he goes on paternity leave. 🙂
That’s the day before Chinese New Year (Sae-hae bok mani padeusseyo – that’s Happy New Year in Korean transliterated, I don’t know Cantonese or Putunghua).
Stray comment: I remember Farmer commenting to the effect that the Richard Weaver episodes were some of the least downloaded. Maybe people are dumb – after all. I really enjoyed them (twice!). It’d be nice to see some more like them with New Critics or Fish or …