This rarely happens, but our arrangements for a guest this week fell through at the last minute. So we try something a little different: an episode where it’s just David and Daniel, reviewing the big news stories right now in Lancaster, and also reacting to Mashable.com’s article,
“7 Tips for Launching a Successful Podcast.”
Topics include:
- 7 Deadly Tavern, previously known as Gusto’s
- Summer paving projects in the city
- Zap & Co. and Steve Murray
- Marcellus Shale natural gas drilling
- Barnstormer’s baseball
We did this episode sort of on the fly, and we’re interested in your feedback. Would you like a “Lancaster in review” episode like this every month or two? If so, what would you like to hear in those episodes?
Support for this episode provided by Lapp Structures and Pennsylvania College of Art & Design.
Theme music: Invisible Walls by Revolution Void
Break music: Good Day by Triplefox
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If you need content, always plenty of fodder for discussion on my page http://www.facebook.com/peopleoflancaster , or our 505 Happy Hour Group meetings (tonight at the Taproom). and one more shameless plug, Ruggieri for Mayor 2012 (He’d vote for you)
I liked your roundup of the local news. The difficult part is really knowing about the issues and taking a strong stand. Why a strong stand? Because it’s a lot more interesting than a passive one. It’s an interesting aspect of the show that you might consider working on. Nice first step.
what’s going on music wise in lancaster, and good music too not just any bullshit haha
And I should say, “wow, does the Lancast sound great.” You guys have made big strides in that regard and it shows.
Thanks Russell! We’ve been able to do a lot of upgrading this year.
I’m at home and sick…Enjoying this episode! And yes even if I was healthy and clear headed I’d still like it:) I have some catching up to do on some of the recent episodes.
I like this format. It would be cool to hear something like this every quarter or so.