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Man that's Maudlin, It's Letter to America - Chapter 70 - The Edinburgh Fringe Festival Podcast - Day 2!
In which Jett gets maudlin and the Best Free Show at the Fringe and longest running Fringe Podcast are plugged again.
That and more on your "You Better Start Being Funny Again, Boy" Podcast.
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Ah - Celibacy versus vocation. It's something the church has struggled with for centuries (I know where I stand,which is one reason why I'm an Anglican not a Catholic!)
Love the Jay Foreman songs - found this excellent one via his website: www.youtube.com/watch?v=xo2A_YXarUM
Hang in there Jett (the noo).
Posted by: Tim | August 07, 2007 at 12:06 PM
It seems to me that you are extremely introspective lately. You are contemplating your relationships a lot - not just to women, but to friends, listeners, and most importantly yourself. The podcasts are an outlet for thoughts that are weighing on your mind. It's a better outlet than random women would be, because these thoughts probably don't make for great pick-up lines. So maybe it's a good thing to take a few minutes a day to make a podcast, no matter how short, just to get out a thought or two. Then go and meet the ladies and listen to them.
Posted by: Jodi | August 07, 2007 at 12:43 PM
From the review in the paper, you should check out The Human Computer (on in Traverse 3: University of Edinburgh Drill Hall) ... maybe as a journo/podcaster you'll get in free!
"He creates an alternative universe inwhich he's a cog in the computer machine ... member of the audience uses a giant arrow to click on the set's drop-down arrow ... charm and witty one-liners" - and he does stand-up, which would be perfect for a cameo on ConstantComedy ...
Posted by: Alan in Belfast | August 07, 2007 at 06:07 PM
I'll see if I can make the show Alan + yes Jodi, will stay away from random women, cheers for the advice.
Posted by: Jett Loe | August 08, 2007 at 08:08 AM