PJ Lifestyle

by
Ed Driscoll

Bio

July 25, 2011 - 10:30 pm

Glenn Reynolds should need little introduction to Pajamas Media’s readers, but just in case you’re beaming in from another temporal plane or quantum singularity, he’s a pioneering blogger, whose Instapundit.com is PJM’s flagship blog, and he hosts the long-running Instavision show on PJTV.com. He’s also the author of An Army of Davids, which explores do it yourself culture in everything from making your beer to making your own recorded music and video.

It’s the latter two subjects we’ll be discussing here (perhaps we’ll explore DIY PBR in a later podcast). We’ll also discuss:

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Categories: Books and Magazines, DIY Music, DIY Video, From the Blogosphere, Movies, Music, Podcast, Television

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  1. 1. Number Six

    I really wish your podcasts had transcripts. First: I can read a transcript in a third of the time it takes to watch the video; that’s part of why I stopped watching TV news. Second: podcast videos with low res MP3 sound tracks are just useless noise to people who are hearing impaired. You’re excluding a big audience, between 5% to 10% of americans have some serious hearing loss. Close captioning is one of the few things old media does better than the new media.

  2. 2. Dave72

    I have made the same request to PJM several times – transcripts please!

  3. Make it three!! Transcripts please!!