Unedited Podcast 9: Sunday School?

This week, Unedited tackles the topic of whether or not kids should be forced to go to church by their parents. Should parents have control over the religious practices of their children? What about rights and choices? Let us know what you think.



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Always,

Megan

Unedited Podcast 8: The MetamorPHAsis on the Wrong SyllAble

The eighth episodes discusses transformations, growth and changes and, well... rambles. Also, question: should we make these podcasts every other week instead of weekly?

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Always,
Megan

Unedited Podcast 7: Fashion Foward

Do you wear your clothes, or do your clothes wear you? How much does our wardrobe express who we are as individuals? We explore these questions on this week's episode.
(Tip: Make sure you stick around for bonus material after the final guitar....)

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Always,
Megan

Unedited Podcast 6: Things that Go Bump in the Night

Episode 6 covers the scarier aspects of human nature; what makes someone murder their family? Why is violence entertaining to some people? We open up this broad topic for discussion with Hannah as our lovely guest host, and we have a warm-and-fuzzy Fake Fact of the Week.

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Always,
Megan

ROSY NOTE: Wow. I say "anyways" a lot. Meh, enjoy everyone! (not... each other. The podcast)

Unedited Podcast 5: Balancing Acts

Our fifth episode (or, fourth, depending on how you look at it) covers the importance/challenges of striking a balance between friends and family time, as well as somehow briefly covering most of the season finales going on this week...? Melissa guest stars and, as always, we have a new Fake Fact of the Week.

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Always,
Megan

Unedited Podcast 4: ??? Episode

After much aggrivation, several tears, some curses and well... perhaps a backwards miracle, here's our episode on being busy, starring Katie. While it was once 22 minutes and is now just 5, after being - just barely - recovered after a technology failure, its job is just to remind you that we exist. Hopefully we'll have something more for you soon!

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Always,
Unedited Team

Anger/Frustration/Unfairness

Current Song Obsession: This is Twice Now by Lydia (so appropriate...)

So, we have been foiled. Last night, we recorded an awesome podcast and I edited it almost until completion. I was tired and I didn't have time to upload it last night, so I saved and went to bed. This afternoon, I arrive at my laptop to find that - instead of a nearly finished podcast - I have two copies of an old podcast that we never finished. The new one is no where to be found. Even the old backup files are useless and do nothing for me.

Am I frustrated, do you ask?

You have no idea.

So, hopefully we'll have the heart to give it another go soon. Tonight there may be an attempt after our soccer game, but seriously folks. We tried. We were just foiled by technology. And the Gods apparently.

Special thanks go to Katie, who let us interview her and then got ice cream, but no compensation via positive feedback from the listeners. Your contribution has been lost in the oblivion of the computer version of lost socks in the dryer.

I cry.

Always,
Megan