As the quote I just made up above says, here's a look back at schemes past...
For my earliest scheme, I tested how willing my friends would be to trust in and commit to my bits. I call it my Beta Experiment because i used it to try out several different scenarios to practice for future events.
Paired everyone into teams of two playing the PD. Still low commitment, but slowly adding both interactive + social elements
Quick Jump, much more commitment, much more social interaction. This was by far the highlight of the experiment
A Series of Theories and Ramblings on the etymological origins and societal implications of Muppet-hood™
The Muppets, Jim Henson, and puppeteering at large has slowly become a deep passion of mine, originating with this PowerPoint. While I still adore it and think it holds up, I would like to go back and slightly edit or tweak it one day.
I will say, there are future plans to revisit the Muppets one way or another, so keep an ear out for that (trust me, when I do, it'll be all I talk about)
Technically lost media now, I did delete this around 6 months after posting. It was just a gag thing, and I feel like it didn't hold up to my personal standards. Recorded all in one day with strep throat, not the greatest listening experience
With a total of 13 episodes, 2 being interstitials of me slam-poeting Taylor Swift's Peace and Miley Cyrus's The Climb, and 2 being a short intro and epilogue. The entire project came out to about 90 minutes.
This is all I found saved in my camera roll, the epilogue I posted a few days after, in which I had lost my voice. Not the best representative of the podcast, but a funny reminder nonetheless