In the ninth episode of The Undisciplined Room, in a galaxy far, far away, Scott and Sara discuss Tumblr and Pinterest (again), the “happs” with apps, and taking a machete to the Star Wars Saga. (Scott also reveals his true preference in the Star Wars/Star Trek debate.)
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In the eighth episode of The Undisciplined Room, Scott and Sara discuss what can or can’t (mostly can) go into a breakfast burrito, the pros and cons (mostly cons) of electronics manufacturing in the Age of Apple, apps, ABC’s The Middle, and Dick Cavett’s continuing presence among the living.
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Apparently I had the noise gate up a little too high on episode 7. If you notice a lot of weird audio drops in spots where we’re not talking, that’s why. I’m sure it’s not as bad as when Linus recites the nativity story in A Charlie Brown Christmas though. (Whenever I think of excessive noise gate — which, yes, is something I think of — this always comes to mind.) But then again, our voices aren’t drenched in cavernous reverb, either.
In the seventh episode of The Undisciplined Room, Scott and Sara keep things to just barely over an hour (pithy!) while discussing the Beverly Hillbillies, Tumblr and Pinterest, whether a font can save Chattanooga, and at long last the inevitable Brady Bunch live tweet marathon, currently underway.
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64:47 • 31.3 MB
In the sixth episode of The Undisciplined Room, Scott and Sara get cranked up while discussing Pinterest, problematic Super Bowl commercials, live tweeting, and Scott’s just-finished RPM Challenge album, Pocket Symphonies.
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88:03 • 42.5 MB
In the fifth episode of The Undisciplined Room, Scott and Sara explore footnotes in the age of hyperlinks (so very 2000s), the four Rs (only one of which is really an R), and another R: the RPM Challenge, which Scott is now participating in for the fifth straight year.
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71:27 • 34.4 MB