21: Get Your Work Done Doing

Analog(ue)

Relay

Society & Culture, Liss, Hurley, Technology, Feelings

4.6 • 242 Ratings

🗓️ 5 January 2015

⏱️ 103 minutes

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Summary

This week Casey and Myke are joined by Joe Steel. They talk about guilt, procrastination, getting criticism and giving feedback

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0:00.0	From Relay FM, this is Analogue episode 21, making the show legally old enough to drink, which is great considering it's a new year.
0:16.0	Happy New Year to all.
0:17.5	This episode is brought to you by Harry's, an exceptional shave at half the price,
0:22.2	hover, simplified domain management, and Dev Mountain, a world-class coding school based
0:27.2	in the mountains of Utah. My name is Mike Curley, and I am joined, as I always am, by Mr. Casey
0:31.7	Liz. Hi, Casey. Hello, happy new year. Happy new year to you, Mr. Casey Liz. And we have a special
0:36.7	guest today, our good friend, Mr. Joe Liz. And we have a special guest today.
0:39.2	Our good friend, Mr. Joe Steele.
0:39.7	Hi, Joe.
0:40.7	Hello.
0:47.6	So if you listen around for long enough, dear listener, you'll hear at the end of the episode why Joe is on this episode.
0:52.6	As we randomly called him in to discuss why Casey said Star Wars was terrible.
0:54.4	Oh, would you stop?
0:56.2	That is patently untrue.
1:00.0	People can make up their own minds when they get to the end.
1:01.3	Please email Mike.
1:02.3	Email Mike.
1:03.1	Actually, email Joe.
1:05.3	We'll make the guests take all the angry emails.
1:08.1	People will definitely be emailing you, Casey.
1:10.1	At the end of this week's show?
1:12.6	Mr. Casey, Les, how was your New Year's Eve?
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