The Realmysan Podcast

I talk about the last major thing that happened today first, talk about the rest of my day as filler, then I trail off at the end.

I talk about my California trip last week in detail and in roundabout ways at 2 in the evening.

This episode was recorded using an iPad Pro attached to a USB hub connected to a microphone. It went well (apart from the 30 minutes of setting up beforehand and ensuring everything worked). I talked about procrastinating in Game Studies and avoiding talking about important life topics close to bedtime.

Akira Toriyama (1955-2024)

I talk about my thoughts on the creative process, my gripes against Notion, what apps you should use instead for notetaking and the process of memorization and why conventional notetaking and notetaking apps isn't preferable.

I talk about beating Disco Elysium, recording the next video, what I did today, what I need to do the next couple of days, and hopefully providing some hopeful words for a listener down on their luck.

Welcome to a new iteration of the podcast. I'm Realmysan and I'm using this as a self-help tool to get something creative done and to be able to express myself everyday. I talk about my challenge of not playing video games for a week, how I might get my time back from it, what I can learn from it, and a bunch of other stuff I can't remember because I'm writing this super late. Stay tuned for episo...

We talk about laptops, griddles, Fallout 76, and not really Christmas.

In this episode, we talk about political stuff that is talked about, a switch to remembering, and making fun of people in the end.

Heartburn o'clock.

(Audio from my end is a little funky, don't know why yet but will be fixed in the next one hopefully.) We talk about weird stuff, Conner guesses who sings songs in my daily mix playlist on Spotify, we do some Q&A, and we go random while I eat Milk Duds.

The boy are back at it again as we(I) talk about how we(I) do these episodes and the crazy reason why I(I) can't do an hour-long episode this week.

We (I) test out how a podcast works and a technical error happens and causes two separate audio clips that are joined together (don't ask how it happens.)