In an epic and heroic end to the 3 year podcasting adventure DAS and Peter discuss gods (of the minor variety) eruptions (both impressive and otherwise) and being mostly unclothed in a hot public place. Musing on their favourite, and least favourite, episodes and pondering what the future might hold for them now that their 35 year quest is finally at a close. Say goodbye to your lovable squidders. And all credit to the mighty Led Zeppelin and their masterful song 'Immigrant Song'&nb...
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In an epic and heroic end to the 3 year podcasting adventure DAS and Peter discuss gods (of the minor variety) eruptions (both impressive and otherwise) and being mostly unclothed in a hot public place. Musing on their favourite, and least favourite, episodes and pondering what the future might hold for them now that their 35 year quest is finally at a close. Say goodbye to your lovable squidders. And all credit to the mighty Led Zeppelin and their masterful song 'Immigrant Song'&nb...
In this episode DAS has a proposition: He would like to suggest that we experience time as a variable, not a constant. Interesting start, he continues: That you think our experience of time changes depending on the context, when we're happy time flies, when we're not enjoying ourselves, time seems to drag. And there's lots of phrases about this, you talk about people describing themselves as being slaves to time where you're trapped by the amount of time you've got available to do the t...
The Squid of Despair
In an epic and heroic end to the 3 year podcasting adventure DAS and Peter discuss gods (of the minor variety) eruptions (both impressive and otherwise) and being mostly unclothed in a hot public place. Musing on their favourite, and least favourite, episodes and pondering what the future might hold for them now that their 35 year quest is finally at a close. Say goodbye to your lovable squidders. And all credit to the mighty Led Zeppelin and their masterful song 'Immigrant Song'&nb...
