Jun 22, 2026 · 25 min · 12 segments
Halfway through! Now that the actual play trilogy has concluded, it's time for us to treat ourselves to a bit of a break... but of course, that doesn't mean we're putting *everything* on pause…
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Josh HillerupHostI can share some statistical business, as is our thing that we ordinarily do.
So the actual play has been getting a fair bit of traction, which is nice.
We've had a few hundred listens for part one in the last, whichever it is, 10 days as of this recording.
And a couple hundred listens for part two, which has only been out for three days.
Yeah.
And, uh, at time of recording, I'm in the midst of editing the third and final part, and I like how that's going to make one gross of episodes.
That will be episode 144, not counting all the minisode content.
And, um, it's fun, but I'm, I, I'm okay not to do this again for a while [laughs].
It's a lot, it's a lot of editing.
No offense or anything.
Like, it, it sounded like you all had fun, but it is so much work to edit [laughs] because the-
Yeah.
Yeah, 'cause it's four tracks and they're long.
You know, it's, it's a lot of raw audio, and there's lots of, lots of stuff to stitch together.
It's also the kind of thing... 'Cause you know when we try to have a kind of continuity through an episode, and you do kind of have to bear the entire episode in mind as you go, and that's exponentially more difficult, maybe geometrically more difficult, as the episode gets longer.
I can share some statistical business, as is our thing that we ordinarily do.
So the actual play has been getting a fair bit of traction, which is nice.
We've had a few hundred listens for part one in the last, whichever it is, 10 days as of this recording.
And a couple hundred listens for part two, which has only been out for three days.
Yeah.
And, uh, at time of recording, I'm in the midst of editing the third and final part, and I like how that's going to make one gross of episodes.
That will be episode 144, not counting all the minisode content.
And, um, it's fun, but I'm, I, I'm okay not to do this again for a while [laughs].
It's a lot, it's a lot of editing.
No offense or anything.
Like, it, it sounded like you all had fun, but it is so much work to edit [laughs] because the-
Yeah.
Yeah, 'cause it's four tracks and they're long.
You know, it's, it's a lot of raw audio, and there's lots of, lots of stuff to stitch together.
It's also the kind of thing... 'Cause you know when we try to have a kind of continuity through an episode, and you do kind of have to bear the entire episode in mind as you go, and that's exponentially more difficult, maybe geometrically more difficult, as the episode gets longer.
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