Oh, ok, any reason why?I was going to link you to the Furry News Network, which hosts a few podcasts, but their site just got suspended...
Do furry podcasts attract a substantial audience? Tigercougar, are you a regular listener to Furry News Network?
I'm tempted just to see how they are, but I was tempted to see how that one Brony podcast was, and that podcast fucking sucked.Furcast is a pretty popular one. They're actually on air right now: http://furcast.fm/
Well there are a lot of brony podcasts, so I'm not sure which one you're talking about. Furcast is actually really good though! Well, in my opinion.I'm tempted just to see how they are, but I was tempted to see how that one Brony podcast was, and that podcast fucking sucked.
Just had a look. Wow, that must be a massive coincidence! I've never even heard of that before! There was me thinking I made up the name...Sounds like a good idea. Can we get a rough estimate on when the first one is going to go up?
(On a completely unrelated note, is your name inspired by the Dragon on War of the Monsters?)
I believe it was called Bronyville.Well there are a lot of brony podcasts, so I'm not sure which one you're talking about. Furcast is actually really good though! Well, in my opinion.
Seems too structured. The pointless ramblings that accidentally happen on podcasts are what make them special.Raptaros said:Thanks for the comments people. I've made a really rough draft of a show plan here - http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/4185978/. Comments are welcome. I haven't even decided on the name yet.
Hmm, maybe. It really depends on the characteristics and personality of the guests. Some people can ramble on and make it entertaining. The plan is not the final one, just a draft, so things will change.I believe it was called Bronyville.
Seems too structured. The pointless ramblings that accidentally happen on podcasts are what make them special.
Looks good. I can't really listen to any right now as I'm on my phone. I'll take a look once I'm back on my PC.
I'd stay away from AnthroCast due to the associations with AnthroCon. People might think it's a convention-sponsored show.Hmm, maybe. It really depends on the characteristics and personality of the guests. Some people can ramble on and make it entertaining. The plan is not the final one, just a draft, so things will change.
I've been thinking of names, AnthroCast was the first one that sprung to mind. At first I thought it was very cliche but when I looked around I could only find the name used in a podcast that wasn't even about furries. They hadn't updated it in ages and their site domain is dead.
I see your point, though you can't claim ownership of a single word. Bethesda tried to sue Mojang for the use of the word "scrolls" in a game title and the lawsuit failed.I'd stay away from AnthroCast due to the associations with AnthroCon. People might think it's a convention-sponsored show.
I'd look for your cohosts first and worry about the title later. Make a trial episode or two to make sure you have the content, and then worry about the title and marketing and such.I see your point, though you can't claim ownership of a single word. Bethesda tried to sue Mojang for the use of the word "scrolls" in a game title and the lawsuit failed.
I'm at a loss about what the name should be now, any ideas?
Heh, thanks!Make one dude, your English so you automatically get a 1+ to having a podcast because people listen to the English accent.
Go for it.
Since you don't have specific people in mind, once you get those who want to help, make sure everyone is on the same page with what the podcast will be. When I tried to podcast with some online friends, we all went in with different expectations and produced something really shitty.Heh, thanks!
I'll be messaging people on and off the forums over the coming days to see if they're interested in helping me do this.