Hey everyone. It's me, Aeryx again. Or Andrew, or whatever you'd like to call me. Anyways, we decided on the name Ankyrean Archives. On our first episode we discuss a lot of things that come to mind. It's me,
@Aloli, and
@Rhyot in this first one. Still hoping to find someone else who mingles with us, but I think this was a great beginning. Until I get the podcast on more platforms, it will be hosted on our page on Anchor.fm and it will apparently be available on Spotify at some point(whenever Anchor uploads it).
The direct link is here.I'm sure like everything else in life some people will be meh, or dislike this episode, and some will really like it. Feel free to give us feedback, just be gentle. None of us have ever done anything like this, but I still feel we did a good job, all things considered.
I have a growing list of people I wish to interview 1 on 1, and that doesn't necessarily have to just be me doing the interviewing! So keep on the lookout on our page for our interview series which will be separate from the weekly show.
Hope you like it! Thanks!
Tip: When you go to the link, don't be distracted by the Spotify button.(Unless you like Spotify and the link is working) Below it theres a button to hit play directly on the website.
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Or you can actually just google 'Gazza'.
Here in upside-down land, Gary becomes Gazza as a nickname, and is pronounced the same way as above. Gazza as a character had a lot of Australian references. 'Old mate' is a catchall term for 'some guy'. Gazza also knew how to play knifey-spoony, which is a timeless Australian tradition very accurately portrayed and well-documented in pop culture.
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As far as the episode itself, having a list of topics pre-set to talk about may help to curb down the amount of random offshoots that you get. It seemed to be more stream of consciousness than anything, but if that's the intent then feel free to ignore!
You two have now completely baffled me about how Gazza should be pronounced!
Can ya'll spell it out in a way a ridiculous-yank like me could understand?
So, if I am understanding correctly, it'd be something like gæzæ or gæzœ ?
A couple of people have mentioned shortening the time and staying on track. It wasn't meant to go that long so that's definitely manageable!
We have a list of topics going and we intend to keep adding to it just to keep sharing the different perspective but if you have any thoughts on things we can bring up and discuss for a few minutes, please message us or send an email to AnkyreanArchives@gmail.com.
https://forums.aetolia.com/discussion/2049/how-do-you-pronounce-things/p1
It has proven quite the challenge to organize four people on one day when we take into account different schedules and times of availability as well as time zones. So, we've decided to change the structure of the podcast crew a little.
It'll just be three people, instead of four. Four might make things too busy and possibly difficult to keep short.
For now, the third person will be a rotating guest. This means that if you do an episode you have the chance to come back a few weeks later and host again! This will be nice to keep things fresh and offer everyone a chance to share their opinions.
Fortunately, our next guest host has graciously agreed to join us for a short episode, hopefully it'll only go between 30 to 45 minutes.
I also wanted to thank everyone who has taken the time to reach out with opinions, feedback, or otherwise!
Weekly Episode
Interview with Teani
I was honestly expecting more of a roundtable discussion format like the previous episode.
If the postcast is going to do a series of episodes on Cities then it will do one city per episode with someone from that city. We want to limit the time because we don't want to have 30 minutes per city and end up with a 2 hour podcast.
Thanks for your input though and thanks for listening! We're going to stay with one city per episode.
Take care!
I don't think it took a large degree of critical thinking to hear that the Duiran CL is the guest and then realize that we'd be discussing Duiran.
As of now, the interview that Teani and I did, we followed this format, and I think we did an alright job going through the questions as if it were a naturally flowing conversation:
- what got you into MUDS and Aetolia?
- what was your inspiration for making your character?
- what guild do you belong to?
- how did you choose your guild? why do you stay in the guild/things you like about it?
- what city do you belong to? what roles have you played in the city?
- what are the roles you like and dislike most in the city, why?
- have you tried any other guild or city? what do you think are the differences?
- any advice or special secrets to new or returning players?
- any leadership advice? what makes a good leader to you?
- roleplay? what's a good roleplay partner to you? what's a good roleplay session like? what's a bad one?
- questing, hunting, combat, crafting?