Analog(ue)

This week Casey and Myke talk about frustration, anger and dealing with poor customer service. After they calm down, they discuss the benefits of communicating daily with the people you work with. In the after show, Myke gets *very* confused about American cheese.

This week Casey and Myke address some music follow up and talk about what it's like to be an introvert attending a conference.

This week Casey and Myke had a list of topics, but spent an hour talking about their music tastes instead.

This week Casey and Myke reveal their origin story. They also talk about cursing, spoilers, piracy and customising devices.

This week Casey and Myke are joined by Joe Steel. They talk about guilt, procrastination, getting criticism and giving feedback

This week Myke and Casey talk about setting goals for 2015, which leads to a discussion about arguing on the internet.

This week Casey and Myke talk a little bit about Myke's Twitter notification choices, before diving in to Holiday traditions in their respective families and countries.

This week Casey and Myke dive in to the topic of self confidence.

This week Casey and Myke talk about why Twitter is important to them and why it has made a positive impact on their lives.

This time Casey and Myke follow up on the subject of Casey's future and (finally) about the email discussion from Episode 12.

This week's episode of Analog(ue) takes a turn that Casey and Myke didn't quite expect. They talk about what it would take for Casey to be funemployed.

This week Myke talks about his first week as a professional podcaster and Casey is surprised to discover that when people like you they buy you presents.

This week Casey and Myke talk *a lot* about the Liss' first days with baby Declan. Myke also talks about his feelings of getting ready to make the jump away from his J-O-B job.

This episode of Analog(ue) was recorded merely days before Sprout (now known as Declan James Liss) was born. Hear Casey tell Myke about all the things he's excited about and nervous about, in the build up to the birth of his son.

This week Myke and Casey start by having a conversation about the myriad of communication methods we have at our disposal. This leads on to a discussion about dealing with email, in its many forms.

This week Myke quizzes Casey about what he's keeping stored on his computer, before discussing schedule keeping and how they talk about their 'online lives' to 'real life people'.

This week Myke tells Casey how and why he quit his (J-O-B) job.

This week Casey and Myke are joined by Faith Korpi. They talk about how they manage their time for side projects and how to get your audience to pay attention to the new things you're doing.

This week Casey and Myke talk about trying to disconnect whilst on holiday/vacation and making sure that you devote time to the right things.

This week Casey and Myke address some out of date follow up and discuss work/life balance.

On this episode Casey and Myke are joined by Stephen Hackett. They talk about what it's like to share private family matters on the internet.

With the impending release of new Apple products, Casey and Myke talk about why they can't help but buy the latest and greatest gadgets. They also talk about why justifications are made and how they reconcile these decisions with their loved ones.

This week Casey and Myke tackle the idea of 'identity' online. They talk about what they believe makes them who they are, what they decide to show to the world and why they're never quite satisfied with Twitter.

This week Casey and Myke discuss if being tied to your phone in public situations makes you a bad person. They take a look at how they use their devices in public and whether evolving social norms are changing perceptions.

On the first episode of Analog(ue), Casey and Myke talk about what it's like to release a new project in to the world. Conversation spans from the beginnings of Neutral, the launch of Relay.fm and Casey's ongoing battle with the ATP Showbot.