The Omnipotent Chirp Podcast
February 4, 2009 10:44 PM Subscribe
The Omnipotent Chirp Podcast
A weekly comedic podcast featuring a variety of neither timely nor informative topics, discussed by a group of four (with an occasional guest or two). It gets explicit at times, so probably not safe for playing on work speakers or in front of children. Episodes are normally published weekly and are about 15-20 minutes long. We just recently got a proper web page going and are trying expand our listenership!
A good place to start would be with a couple of my favorites:
Episode 5: Anyone Get Caught Making Out in the Lunar Lander?
Embarrassing tales of childhood disappointments.
Episode 8: Shamecast
After we discuss last meals, we hear of the escalating injuries of a weak-boned boy.
And for a behind the scenes look at how to make a podcast, see our special YouTube video:
How to Make a Podcast
If you don't despise us yet, click around on some other episodes or maybe hit the subscribe page. We usually release shorter "minichirp" bonuses on Fridays for the subscribers. Thanks for looking!
A weekly comedic podcast featuring a variety of neither timely nor informative topics, discussed by a group of four (with an occasional guest or two). It gets explicit at times, so probably not safe for playing on work speakers or in front of children. Episodes are normally published weekly and are about 15-20 minutes long. We just recently got a proper web page going and are trying expand our listenership!
A good place to start would be with a couple of my favorites:
Episode 5: Anyone Get Caught Making Out in the Lunar Lander?
Embarrassing tales of childhood disappointments.
Episode 8: Shamecast
After we discuss last meals, we hear of the escalating injuries of a weak-boned boy.
And for a behind the scenes look at how to make a podcast, see our special YouTube video:
How to Make a Podcast
If you don't despise us yet, click around on some other episodes or maybe hit the subscribe page. We usually release shorter "minichirp" bonuses on Fridays for the subscribers. Thanks for looking!
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