One minor thing: the difference in volume level between you and Brendan was a bit annoying.

I hear ya on this. Sometimes it's tough to engineer and host at the same time, which is what I'm forced to do, generally. Brendan was actually on a cell phone in a car, because he didn't have a land line ...

Howcome the Brendan Canty interview player says "no audio" when I click it?

Because the player is shitty and temperamental. I think it's fixed though, otherwise as someone else pointed out, a direct download will definitely work.

Also... with respect to music production, I had a really great ...

Ike wrote:Great, great show. I wouldn't have found it were it not for your posting here. Thanks!

Always happy to self-promote, Ike.

OK, not "happy" exactly, but "willing, given that no one else will do it for me.
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I don't know what to tell you Uncle, besides that it's intended in exactly the opposite way as you're taking it.

Which I guess is kind of ironic.

If you enjoyed the interview with Steve, try this one with Brendan Canty of Fugazi.

Brendan is not only a really sharp guy, but he was a really amazing guest... I had a great talk with him about a lot of the same things I talked with Steve about... but especially about what it means to be a ...

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Ty Webb wrote:Great! Thanks, Jesse! First heard your show this summer and, though I think I'm edging out of your demographic, I've enjoyed it. Good range of guests.

Don't be silly. When the average age of a public radio listener is 53, anyone is in my demo.

tommydski wrote:This was really great.

Steve is so much nicer to interviewers in person.

Thanks Tommy (and Steve)

It's 20 seconds long, I'm sure you can handle it.

gebo wrote:Is this Jesse? Awesome, I love the show man!

I only wish I had employees to do this kind of shit

thanks!