After listening through the whole thing and doing a couple of minor edits here and there, this episode has been uploaded to the server and is ready for listeners. Despite a distinct lack of topics this time out we still managed to talk for a grand total of 2 hours and not-quite 12 minutes. We discuss The Last Airbender, which ***Dave recently saw, and the steadily declining film making abilities of M. Night Shyamalan, we ask Momma how I turned out the way that I did, we discuss some of our earliest memories and whether or not we’re remembering them directly or what we’ve been told about those events, there’s some talk about family and my mother’s religious outlook including why she thinks there isn’t an afterlife.
All in all for not having much to talk about we sure spent a lot of time talking about it. We had a great time and we hope you enjoy listening to the end result. The total file size, surprisingly enough, was still smaller than the first episode coming in at around 50.9MB in size. You can either listen to it right here in this post using the Flash player below or you can download it by clicking here.
As always I welcome your feedback in the comments.
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I thoroughly enjoyed the pod cast Les. Hope You have more. Your Mom is cool. Loved hearing the stories and the discussion in general. All three of you did a great job! keep it up!
Nice podcast. Hope you do it again soon. I meant to ask a question or two, I’ll have to remember to next time.
And yes, all of the groups that Les mentioned- Hindus, Jains, Buddhists- believe in reincarnation.
Ha! I’m just posting this here for my own convenience.. Les, Check this out if you haven’t yet…
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Les, ***Dave, Momma, that was magically delicious! And now I know how Les got that way; his mother was a superhero! superheroine? With a cape and everything.
The ethos of “find out for yourself” had to be huge. I was much too quick to step in and give my kids the answers, even if my answers were (as often) wrong.
I hope “The Last Airbender” isn’t. That is, someone other than M. Knight Shame-i-film will make one.
Realizing now that I really don’t have a time in my daily routine for listening to audio content. Took me this long… I am so slow.