So many podcasts are about our digital devices. Analog(ue) is a show about how these devices make us feel and how they change our lives for the better, but also for the worse. Hosted by Casey Liss and Myke Hurley.
https://www.relay.fm/analogue
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 11 days 15 hours 2 minutes
episode 14: Totally Out Of Control
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.
episode 13: Hoard The Feels
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.
episode 12: Before Sprout
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.
episode 11: That Thank You Has Expired
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.
episode 10: It’s an Internet Show for the Radio
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'.
episode 8: Work-Life Tetris
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.
episode 7: The Balancing Of The Nerd Stuff
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.
episode 6: Work/Work Balance
This week Casey and Myke address some out of date follow up and discuss work/life balance.
episode 5: The Only Way Out Is Through
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.