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16 May 2008 in Notes, Stilgherrian Live by Stilgherrian | 6 comments
Last night’s episode of Stilgherrian Live Alpha wasn’t recorded. I think my overloaded computer took too long to confirm that I’d pressed the “record” button and I pressed it a second time — turning off the recording. Oops. A shame: there was a solid improvement, but still lessons which could be learned from a review. Still, I’ll review the chat logs and other feedback and post something later.
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05 September 2008 in Stilgherrian Live
Yes, Stilgherrian Live has returned, and last night’s episode of Stilgherrian Live Delta, episode 25, is online for your (re)viewing pleasure.
I was grumpy because we started 40 minutes late. A technical fault at Ustream prevented people hearing the audio, so we just had to wait. I’m not good at waiting. I was rude. Sorry.
Still, when [...]
04 September 2008 in Notes, Stilgherrian Live
A quick reminder: Stilgherrian Live returns tonight at 9.30pm Sydney time. It’s a new one-hour format, and the Ustream link may change if I drop the “alpha”, so start looking at stilgherrian.com/live.
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03 September 2008 in Stilgherrian Live
Stilgherrian Live, my live Internet program, returns tomorrow night, and I need nominations for this week’s “Cnut of the Week”.
If you missed the last two episodes, well, the segment “Cnut of the Week” is dedicated to the memory of King Cnut the Great, also known as Canute, a Viking ruler of England and Denmark, and [...]
03 September 2008 in Daily Links
Stilgherrian’s links for 31 August 2008 through 03 September 2008, small in number but big in quantity:
Victorian Railways’ Telegraph Code Book | Railpage Australia: Yes, it’ what it says: the code book used by Victorian railways for sending telegraphic messages. Arum = Trucks loaded with timber.
He Said It First | YouTube: This 2.5-minute movie is [...]
30 August 2008 in Arts
Q: What do these two people have in common? A: They’re the same person!
The wonderful musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch is about to embark on an Australian tour. Melbourne metal performer Ezekiel Ox is performing the title role and, as this sequence of photos shows, the transformation was amazing.
Hedwig and the Angry Inch plays [...]
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16 May 2008 at 10:11 am
Snif
We can start rumours that it’s been axed after the first episode
16 May 2008 at 11:31 am
Stephen Stockwell
@Snif: It’s also a classic textbook way to build future mystique around your early “seminal” works. I can see it now. As Stil evolves into a household name throughout the realm of geekdom and beyond, trainspotters will be on the hunt for a viewer-recorded bootleg of Stilgherrian Live Alpha Episode II: The Lost Sessions. And because it’ll be such a rarefied specimen, those same trainspotters will enjoy dissecting it as the blueprint for future greatness. Hell, if it works for musicians, film makers and painters…
Though I was looking forward to seeing the podcast this morning.
Oh well.
16 May 2008 at 1:22 pm
Stephen Stockwell
@Stilgherrian: Trainspotters. I also forgot to include ‘writers’.
16 May 2008 at 3:42 pm
Snif
“Trainspotters will be on the hunt for a viewer-recorded bootleg.”
Not to mention the zillions of punters who’ll claim they were there on the first night.
17 May 2008 at 12:14 pm
Stilgherrian
Yes, it’s a shame you missed my exclusive interview with Prime Minister Rudd, where he revealed his secret passions for sea cucumbers and sex with walruses.
17 May 2008 at 11:51 pm
Stephen Stockwell
‘Attaboy.