It’s not true until you record a podcast about it, but yes: Natalie is leaving Waypoint. To send her off, we decided to, uh, talk about the latest Ghost Recon game for an hour?? After “doing our jobs” in which we “talk about video games,” the question bucket is opened for Austin, Natalie, Rob, Danielle, Cado, and Patrick, in which they answer everything from “What character, real or fictional, should become a keyblade master?” to “What boat are you?” Goodbye, Natalie. You’ll be missed.
I always blank on questions to send in so I never do, but can’t wait to listen to this soon, even though I know it will in some way be bittersweet.
Hope we get to see and hear Natalie again in not too long, I’ll sure miss her contributions.
Head over to this thread to voice your appreciation!
(edit: Aw yeah it’s 2 and a half hours long!)
So is there a technical reason why you don’t put in show notes with links to video you spend several minutes talking about? Because it doesn’t make for a great podcast to listen to people watching something and you don’t even give a link so listeners can watch it.
I can definitely agree it would be helpful to put in, but… well, I don’t exactly listen to every episode, but I can’t think of one that wasn’t very easy to find?
In this case Googling “Rami Malek commercial” got me it immediately.
Great episode and a good farewell. Looking forward to Natalie guesting sometime in the future.
I went in knowing nothing about astrology other than I know I’m a Scorpio and as a child I thought that was cool because I thought scorpions were cool. Big takeaway: Scorpio stuff makes people nervous and, I am now curious about my chart.
The sound of Danielle and Austin saying “Pajama Sam” in unison has been stuck in my head ever since. They spoke in such rhythm that I almost mistook it for a new member of the podcast. They had created a unique voice.
There’s been several instances where they impromptu start watching a video and commentate without specifying, and I gotta admit I’m a little confused every time it happens. I’m not as bothered as @jccalhoun, because I very liberally skim through podcasts (any and all) whenever I hit parts that don’t connect with me, but it feels a bit like they’re breaking a cardinal rule of podcasting. Half a mind to call the podcast authorities, if I’m being perfectly honest.
On a real note, please come back as often as possible, Natalie. You’ll be greatly missed.
I don’t know if everyone was using the same one, but Natalie said TimePassages is her favourite astrology app.
Edit: Ooops, someone on Discord said it was cafeastrology.com
So like is Astrology cool again? Or is this just some kinda “well if you wanna read fake predictions about yourself in an app or whatever, its not any worse than anything else?” type of thing?
