Patreon Podcast: Ep.09 - Getting Lost and Losing Teeth
Hello patreon supporters, old and new! While this podcast is generally supposed to be about Answer in Progress and the projects we've got brewing, we recorded this straight back from holidays and... we kind of just went off the rails.
Enjoy the stories of how taha lost his teeth, melissa lost the sun, and sabrina lost all sense of time as she plays video game now. The Q&A should be coming out next week!
Credits
edited by @sussvarman
Notes
This episode was recorded on Jan 5th, 2022
Comments (10)
ya'll are wild and I love it. That Taha story was intense!
I think a Discord would be cool but they require pretty heavy moderation to be a good place to hangout from what I've heard. I'm part of the Relay.FM discord (I mention it cause its for members only) and the folks who run the company mentioned the key was good moderators
I started playing super auto pets after Taha mentioned it in the previous podcast, I’d be down for a tournament
Couple of things: - I really enjoyed Melissa and Taha's "breadth of the Wild" stories; - I don't think teeth are bones? - As for what to do with Patreon... I feel like the idea should be that we're funding the creation of your regular work, for everyone to enjoy. You shouldn't add too much "exclusive to Patreon" stuff, because I feel like that runs counter to the whole concept.
I would love to see someone make an animatic of this episode oh my god
I think you all should keep doing what you want to do (and if that is new Patreon only stuff, cool). That's what I'm paying you for 🤣
This chaotic beginning had me in giggles - THANK YOU for the reminder to go to the dentist
I truly cannot believe Taha was so chill about being stranded in a seemingly vacant welsh countryside town. That sounds like some beginning of a horror movie and you're about to die shit. I would *not* have handled it as smoothly as he did lol
Taha's superpower is being able to come up with clickbait titles: "I REMOVED BONES FROM MY BODY AND *THIS* IS THE RESULT"
Please don't change the tier names. I love tiername_final etc. It reminds me of the git commit messages during my Computer Science studies :D