Fireside Chats #8 - Aidan (spelled the right way)

yeah absolutely now at some point Aiden and I are together we're doing the sports show And we come up with the idea, not that we've fallen out of love with sports, but there were enough things in sports where it was just like, three-quarters of the show was just negative and whining, and it was just like, eh, maybe we should just talk less about sports.

And if

we make the show more encompassing, then it's going to widen our audience.

Sure, yep.

And that was kind of the point.

So I think this was really, truly when...

It was no longer my show, but it was our show, to be fair.

Because we collabed on this, what we wanted to do with it.

And at the same time this was happening, Aiden also had his own show, which he has alluded to on the radio, which was Guys Being Dudes.

Yep.

So that was like his first official... solo foray into all of this.

And he had a co-host with that, too.

So why don't you tell everybody a little bit about how that came about?

Yeah, well, I think another thing that played into the transition from Coach's Corner to the Mark Moe Show, the Mark Moe Radio Show, was I think it was in the post-cable TV era.

So I didn't have cable.

I think you had like internet TV.

Yeah.

So it was trouble for me just to keep up with sports.

That's true too.

Pushed the envelope to go more into a variety show.

And yeah, the show I did, Guys Being Dudes, before we transitioned to podcast, and even after, it was kind of the same show, we just did it on the internet instead of on air, was just like chinsy, comedy, variety, chatting about random stuff.

When we had our radio show, we interspliced copyrighted music, because you're allowed to do that on radio.

But when we moved over to podcast, that was not the case.

Can't do that on the internet at all.

But, yeah, we had a bunch of segments, some of which we have moved over, graduated them to the Mark Moe podcast.