All right. It is March 11th, 2008. I'm Ryan Davis. I'm Jeff Gersman. And you are listening

to the giant bomb podcast or the giant bomb cast or just the bomb cast.

Yeah. The giant bomb.com cast. Yes. No. That sounds too much like

Comcast. It's it's Comcastic. It's no. It's not. It's giant bomb

Castic bomb. Castic. It is bomb. Fantastic. Bomb. Castic. No, not

Castic. Bomb. Fantastic. Bomb. Fantastic.

Anyways, this is formally known as the air pointing down podcast. This is still

going to be the same great, delicious content that you're used to us talking

about video games and other stuff. I guess primarily other stuff. Yeah.

Maybe you should just say we're going to talk about other stuff and video games.

We'll talk about stuff and then maybe at some point get to video games. But yeah,

top of the show, let's talk about some drinks, I guess. I think I just always

like the idea of radio, you know, and podcasting was a way that anyone could

kind of get into radio in a sense. I'd done a little bit of radio back, I don't

know, in like 1993-ish. We did a video game show on like a local radio station.

It was a bad scene. But you know, when podcasting for started

happening, I was still with GameSpot and I really wanted to start one. And I

wasn't really sure why, you know, it's hard to kind of know what you're doing

until you get in there and do it. There wasn't really a blueprint out there for

like what, you know, what is a podcast? What is what is what do you do? A lot of

them had been just like, you know, pretty amateurish and in a good way. I

mean, and podcasting was really all over the place. I mean, it still is.

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