I have so much gratitude to those of you who have been listening and sharing the podcast.

I have so much gratitude to those of you who have been listening and sharing the podcast.
Well, this was a long week. I actually didn’t much like the way I had recorded this episode, but was struggling to find the time and the right vibe to get back to it. I told myself I was being overly critical, and I probably was, but I listened to it again this afternoon and couldn’t have it go out the door like that, so I just re-recorded the episode and it is significantly improved.
I feel so much better sticking to my guns, but I am now behind in production, as this time was meant to record a future episode. That’s fine, we’re a new podcast and I’m finding my flow,
I really hope that you enjoy this episode.
I’m three episodes into this podcast, four if you count the trailer – production wise – and I can tell you that it isn’t easy, even with my recording set up being pretty close to pro.
What I don’t have is a perfectly sound proofed room. For making music, this has worked fine because everything going into the mics is loud. I have the opportunity to turn the hotness of the inputs down and capture everything beautifully, and quite honestly, the echoing off my concrete basement walls has never really been much of an issue, but as I approach making something so quiet and so intimate, I encounter four primary issues
I can say that I have made some strides toward dealing with each of these items.
I think to be fair to myself that the introduction and the first two episodes, reading short stories, sound good enough, and I need to give myself a break, but I do think that this first chapter of the novel sounds a step better, and I am starting to feel like this is a turning out great. I really do appreciate feedback, so let me know what you think.
-Frank
Today is the day!
Episode One is my short story “Avenue of Punchlines.”
Our protagonist attempts to escape the realities of his life, only to find himself stuck on the Avenue of Punchlines, where he might be the biggest punchline of all.
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