Oct 12, 2026 · 1 hr 49 min · 12 segments
Jim Perry, WT1W of FEPLabs Radio, is back on Hamdom Thoughts. He was last here in June 2022, back when he co-hosted Coffee and Ham Radios. We swap Dayton roommate stories, he tells how he went to…
But then you also do a lot of, like, actual, like, single standalone videos where-
... you're either talking about something that you discovered or you found a product that you, you think is really cool.
Is it normally at night or is it weekends? Uh, how you, how are you pulling this off?
If, if I managed my time better and didn't get fascinated by shiny things, I would, you know, spread it out during the week, but usually it's Saturday and/or Sunday.
Um, when I started doing YouTube videos and then streaming with Carr, back in '22, I think is when I started with them, it was, it was basically Sunday night.
You know, and I still tend to do most of my YouTube long-form videos on, on weekends.
Like, my wife and I are both huge baseball fans, so that sucks up a lot of time 'cause there's a lot of baseball to watch.
But then you also do a lot of, like, actual, like, single standalone videos where-
... you're either talking about something that you discovered or you found a product that you, you think is really cool.
Is it normally at night or is it weekends? Uh, how you, how are you pulling this off?
If, if I managed my time better and didn't get fascinated by shiny things, I would, you know, spread it out during the week, but usually it's Saturday and/or Sunday.
Um, when I started doing YouTube videos and then streaming with Carr, back in '22, I think is when I started with them, it was, it was basically Sunday night.
You know, and I still tend to do most of my YouTube long-form videos on, on weekends.
Like, my wife and I are both huge baseball fans, so that sucks up a lot of time 'cause there's a lot of baseball to watch.
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