The Fringe

Ian, Amanda, and Frank talk about the challenges of recording with multiple people in the same room, the difficulties of Greek names, fast food that's so bad it's good, and of course Ian messes up and hits the spacebar.

Brandon tries to start the show, and Brian says "Hold On."

A challenging room results in much fiddling with the microphone.

Andrew and Steve (and Rachel!) read show notes, and watch some Pittsburgh Dad. Afterwards, Andrew tells what he's been up to with Twentieth Century.

The PodKitters talk about itty.bitty.site, inner sourcing, and share a few laughs. This is a juicy Fringe.

The PodKit crew tries out the time.is trick for the first time!

Ian has a new bike, Cotton Bureau is celebrating their 5th year anniversary, and Westworld is too tempting to talk about before the official review begins.

Brian is on a serious time constraint, so he and Ian waste very little time on The Fringe.

Truly, a Fringe to remember! Longer than the episode it accompanies, Mike and Ian end up talking about USB-C for a long time, and Ian reveals his unusual preferences for units of measurement.

Before the show, Paul Horn shows up, and then Brian dictates his tweet-notes to Ryan as he creates show notes in real time.