[Hpr] Vote on removing non HPR shows.

dg dg at deepgeek.us
Thu Oct 11 04:42:12 PDT 2012


By the way, I'm a Gregorian calendar geek as well, so I wanted to spell
it out for all of you...

We currently have 33 tgtms per year and 52 syndicated thursdays per
year.

Keeping tgtm on friday, but limiting it to twice/month means 11 more
slots in the schedule.

Keeping tgtm on friday, but limiting it to once/month means 22 more
slots in the schedule.

moving tgtm to thursday frees 33 slots per year, but limits other
thursday content to 19 shows/year.

moving tgtm to thursday and limiting to twice/month, frees 33 slots per
year, but limits other thursday content to 30 shows/year.

moving tgtm to thursday frees 33 slots per year, but limits other
thursday content to 41 shows/year.

If your wondering why things happen in elevens, I will be taking a
month off per year.

yours,, with way too much detail,
---
DeepGeek

On Thu, 11 Oct 2012 07:14:18 -0400
dg <dg at deepgeek.us> wrote:

> OK, set up two straw polls. Use if you please
> 
> http://strawpoll.me/4168
> http://strawpoll.me/4169
> 
> One is on format, the other on whether or not to fold into thursday.
> You can pick "fold into thursday" as well as an option to limit to
> once or twice per month.
> 
> I have an abstain option, which I picked for both
> 
> yours,
> ---
> DeepGeek
> 
> On Thu, 11 Oct 2012 06:58:47 -0400 dg
> <dg at deepgeek.us> wrote:
> 
> > Don't feel your stabbing me in the back, Ken. Like I said, I'm
> > flattered to be listened to as much as possible and as much as I
> > have been. It's a labor of love for me, as I am really under the
> > impression that if I don't do a newscast a lot of stuff will never
> > come to light. If the community needs me to be in the thursday que,
> > it's fine. I think most people who like my newscast probably
> > subscribed by now at my website. 
> > 
> > The thing is, I just don't know if there would be a desire to have
> > my whole news cast (world + tech) in HPR. I would really like to
> > know that. And again, if it all means less of my show in HPR, while
> > I would prefer to be in, if I had a group of dedicated listeners
> > who wanted me to produce a separate feed of just the tech show, I
> > would gladly do that.
> > 
> > To say this another way, I have no idea as to whether or not the hpr
> > community would be interested in the world news segment I don't
> > release to the hpr feed. It's like, maybe they would like it, maybe
> > they wouldn't. I really don't know. So maybe a dozen of my whole
> > show per year  would be preferred by the hpr community, and if
> > that's the case, well OK then, we can do that.  I really need a
> > little "market research," to borrow a phrase from the corporate
> > types.
> > 
> > yours,
> > ---
> > DeepGeek
> > 
> > 
> > On Thu, 11 Oct 2012 11:29:12 +0200
> > Ken Fallon <ken.fallon at gmail.com> wrote:
> > [snip] 
> > > ---------------------------------------
> > > TGTM News Tech Edition. 
> > > 
> > > Strictly speaking the content is not generated for HPR so it would
> > > not classify as a dedicated series like LiTS is. The shows we put
> > > out from the Full circle are edited specifically for HPR yet are
> > > still in the Thursday feed. So at a minimum TGTM News should be
> > > moved to the Thursday feed. Other shows like KnightWise are also
> > > in the Thursday feed but we don't carry all their shows either.
> > > Therefore I suggest carrying TGTM News on the Thursday feed and
> > > scheduling them as per the Thursday rules, releasing the most
> > > current show at the time. While it feels like I'm stabbing a
> > > friend in the back, I have to admit that I don't listen to the
> > > HPR edition of TGTM News as I am already subscribed to the main
> > > feed.
> > 
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