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Rationally Writing, Episode 0 - History

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u/DaystarEld [+7] Pokémon Professor (3 minutes later)

Presented for your listening pleasure, the second (sort of) episode of the Rationally Writing podcast. After feedback from /u/AmeteurOpinions on the request for an episode detailing the history of the genre, /u/alexanderwales and I decided if we're ever going to do it, the sooner the better.

It's a bit on the shorter side than most episodes will be, and will probably be just repeating what most people here already know, but hopefully we were able to make it interesting anyway :) All feedback welcome!

u/AmeteurOpinions [+3] Finally, everyone was working together. (4 hours later)

Nailed it.

u/DaystarEld [+1] Pokémon Professor (8 hours later)

Good to know!

u/HonestyIsForTheBirds [+1] (6 days later)

I have mobile connection, and my phone can't load the page you linked to above. Could you also link directly to the audio file?

Also the podcast feed http://www.daystareld.com/feed/podcast has no episodes in it.

u/DaystarEld [+2] Pokémon Professor (6 days later)

Hmm, you're saying the main link of the post isn't loading for you? That's odd, it's working on my phone. Try this:

https://soundcloud.com/rationally-writing/history

And yes, the feed is from soundcloud, not my website: that's from a plugin that I haven't made use of yet. Did you try to get there manually or was it linked from something? Are you looking for the RSS feed itself?

u/HonestyIsForTheBirds [+1] (6 days later)

Thanks for the link, this should work. My connection is just that slow. It barely manages to load reddit.

Yes, I was looking for an RSS feed for the podcast, if there is one. Since the page linked to in the original post didn't load fully, I opened it in view-source and searched for "feed". Found that link.

u/DaystarEld [+1] Pokémon Professor (6 days later)

Gotcha, here's the link to the RSS:

http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:235055733/sounds.rss

u/alexanderwales [+4] Time flies like an arrow (19 hours later)

We're not doing transcripts, but here's the timeline we went off of in the show:

There are a bunch of stories we didn't talk about, and the above list doesn't include all of those mentioned in the podcast, but I generally stand by this history.

u/None [+2] (a day later)

I liked it! I didn't know the exact timeline for a lot of this stuff, so it kept me interested.