WoW Insider Show Episode 69: Azeroth's Next Top Models
This week on the podcast we welcomed back BRK to talk about some things that didn't involve Hunters, including (but not limited to) Winter's Veil and how to take down heroic Loken, and Amanda Dean also joined us to talk about why she's Scrooge-y on the Winter's Veil stuff (I am too, though I am excited about the presents we're going to get on Thursday) and why people may or may not be civil when PuGging. And we talked about the Sons of Hodir quest chain, answered some questions from the email, and just had a great time talking about World of Warcraft.It was a nice, relaxed show, and hopefully you'll enjoy it -- you can listen below, or use one of the myriad ways that we have to listen, including subscribing to the show in iTunes (and reviewing us if you do head over there -- some of the reviews on our listing are a little old).
We'll be back next weekend after the holiday, and if you are handy with a mic and a computer, we've got a little favor to ask after the break -- check it out if you want to try to get your voice on our show.
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As I said during the show this week, we haven't really had an intro since we moved over to Ustream -- it's just me introducing the show and the guests when we start. And I often forget to do shoutouts as well: even though we like recognizing the folks who listen, it's tough to fit that in and keep it interesting. So we're going to try combining them both by letting you, our listeners, introduce the start of the show every week.
If you're interested, we're asking you to put together a short (less than :30 is a good start, though as long as it's interesting it, can be any length) introduction -- you can call out yourself, your characters, your guild, or anything else, and then finish with introducing me and kicking off the show. It can be as simple as:
"Hey everybody this is Joe -- I play Legalas on Thunderhorn. Shout out to my guild And Two Stealthed Rogues for finishing off 10 man Naxx last week, and grats to Holypriester on the new robe! And now, here's Mike Schramm and the Turpster, it's time for the WoW Insider Show!"
Or as complicated as you want -- the more creative/funny/interesting the better. Save it out to an .mp3 file (one more reason to keep it short), and email it over to us at theshow@wow.com, and you might hear it before next week's show. Here's a quick guide to recording an mp3 file, though of course if you know more about putting audio together, you're free to include music, sound effects, or whatever you like. And of course, since we try to keep the show as clean as possible, keep the offensive stuff out (though you are free to insult Paladins whenever you like).
We'll see how it works -- if no one sends us any audio, we'll think of something else, but this seems like it could be a fun way to get you guys on the show and get things rolling with a little more style. We look forward to seeing what you come up with!
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Reader Comments (Page 2 of 2)
Naix Dec 23rd 2008 11:55AM
The joke was funny. When people say "There is a time and place for everything" you are saying "Whatever your doing is not something I agree with" and you are also saying "What your doing IS your time and YOUR place for doing that". People have their own time and place for what is going on with them at their time and place. So bringing them down by saying that is childish.
I drop groups when I find an elitist in it.
MFCT Dec 23rd 2008 6:51PM
Um, um, um, um.
Public speaking....excessive "um's" are rather annoying.
Khrono Dec 23rd 2008 1:11PM
Amanda really did bring the show down. Her negative attitude towards in game events and the general nature of a WoW player brought the show down a couple notches. BRK, however, was as great as ever.
Might I suggest you get Alex Albrecht, of Project Lore and The Totally Rad Show, in as a guest. He's a great guy and knows tons about the game, plus he makes some very entertaining conversations.
Ladeld Dec 23rd 2008 1:27PM
I have never commented before on any blog. Listening to "mandy" made me cringe. I strongly echo the sentiment of 20 or so people before me that she is a horrible person to listen to and I will not listen to another episode that she is on nor read one of her articles.
Ben Dec 23rd 2008 1:52PM
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Ben Dec 23rd 2008 1:54PM
:heart: BRK. Maybe we could do a remix without Amanda like they did with Jar Jar... Seriously, her negativity really drags this show down. Lighten up, Amanda, the world is not out to get you. -Wait, now it is. And try not swearing once in a while.
Chilblain Dec 23rd 2008 2:31PM
cut out all of BRKs retarded "fo'shizzles" and the show would be about 20 minutes. Snoop hasn't said that word since it was beaten to death in Old Navy commercials. Show me the money, BRK...
I'm finally listening to the show right now... gee, what a surprise Amanda Dean was offended by a joke about women. When are you publishing The Azaroth Monologues?
Ted Dec 23rd 2008 2:55PM
I dislike Amanda Dean. She has a voice for print and a bad attitude about enough things to make it unpleasant to listen to her.
Vargo Dec 24th 2008 1:41PM
The worst part about the show was the "No on cares" comments from Amanda while Mike is trying to tell a story. Regardless if it pertains to the subject cutting someone off is quite rude.