ACSR Radio

H Tower · November 21, 2002, 04:33

Is DanQ still doing the radio show? I have to admit, I haven't tried listening to it for quite some time now. The ACSR page wasn't exactly very helpful either, the most recent broadcasts were dated May '03

Did we suddenly jump 8 months into the future?

And if the broadcasts are still occurring, what gets reported in them anyways?

notyoueither · November 21, 2002, 05:13

He said some time ago he was on a break.

Rasbelin · November 21, 2002, 11:10

Quote:

Due to increasing time demands by station staff in non-site matters, the latest run of ACSR Daily ends with its September 13th, 2002 edition. Preliminary plans are for the program to return to the digital airwaves in May, 2003. ACSR Weekend continues, but in addition to weekend coverage will include the previous weekdays worth of content normally handled by ACSR Daily. This format change will be in effect for at least the next four weeks, with broadcasting extensions possible up to and including the end of November, 2002. As such, this means that a minimum four shows of ACSR Weekend in the said revised format will be recorded, the last one slated for now being the October 5th edition.

That should pretty much answer your question.

DanQ · November 22, 2002, 00:29

Quote:

Originally posted by H Tower
Is DanQ still doing the radio show? I have to admit, I haven't tried listening to it for quite some time now. The ACSR page wasn't exactly very helpful either, the most recent broadcasts were dated May '03

Did we suddenly jump 8 months into the future?

And if the broadcasts are still occurring, what gets reported in them anyways?

Thanks for your interest, H. Tower.

Beyond the quote Rasbelin cited (thanks), I will add that the "New Shows: May '03" line refers to when new instalments of 'ACSR Daily' and 'ACSR Weekend' will be produced, not to suggest that it is the date of the current set of broadcasts.

However, note that ACSR hasn't been lying dormant since mid-September either. features ('Assorted Clips') are being posted periodically still. Two recent examples: the Reynolds on RoN series and the Making "CivIII" Audio Extract of which the latter was posted just earlier today. There is more to come on ACSR between now and next May, including the much anticipated 'blooper' show...

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Dan; Apolyton CS

notyoueither · November 22, 2002, 05:25

Bloopers? Will you call some random American a moron?

H Tower · November 22, 2002, 13:49

or refer to a fellow administrator as a hairy greek?

Alex · November 22, 2002, 15:08

Bloopers... now that will be interesting.

DanQ · November 23, 2002, 02:11

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Originally posted by Alexnm
Bloopers... now that will be interesting.

I certainly hope they will at least be seen, in part, as such... or perhaps I should more accurately say "heard" as such...

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Dan; Apolyton CS

Rasbelin · November 23, 2002, 08:32

Hmm... this sounds now more than interesting.

DarkCloud · November 23, 2002, 22:20

DanQ's Most Amusing Bloopers
An Apolyton Expose

"Today in news, as reported by the GSPOT quarterly- FAQers and Message Board owners can now post FAQ's and Posts much quicker due to the new FAQing Good Pro Software... ... ... er... On second thought Perhaps this news item is probably best left unsaid."

Skanky Burns · November 24, 2002, 05:35

Frozzy · November 24, 2002, 05:39

A classic

Rasbelin · November 24, 2002, 06:50

I was already wondering what RB was saying over the .NET Messenger Service, but now I get the clue.