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Already on 4 episodes across 2 shows — and counting.
Most recently spotted 31 days ago on “Does This Come In Chromium?”.
On this episode Matt and returning special guest co-host Ian Anderson flunk out of Arcade Officer Academy for not knowing how to handle a "hot program" - which is something they would've learned if they weren't too busy talking about 1993's WILDTHING #1. Who is Nikki Doyle? Is she the titular Wildthing? These are questions that will (possibly) be answered, but first Matt decides to share his aspirations of becoming his neighborhood's resident Doctor Doolittle and then mixes up the Pet Shop Boys with Erasure. Proving himself to be the more professional host, Ian comes to the episode having done actual research on WILDTHING and Marvel UK in general. So listen for his voice if you want to learn something. If you don't want to learn anything, then listen for Matt's voice because he's probably talking about Nightman or random comic strips from the mid-90's. Follow Ian on BlueSky: @comicbookian.bsky.social Contact the show: doesthiscomeinchromium@ gmail.com Follow Matt on BlueSky: @mattbegins.bsky.social Intro music from the song "Doin' What We Do" by the always amazing Mustard Plug ( https://mustardplug.com/)
On this episode Matt and returning special guest co-host Ian Anderson travel to a dead planet in the butt end of the galaxy in order to talk about 1993's TRANSFORMERS GENERATION 2 #1. Ian recounts his earliest days on the information superhighway visiting Alt.Toys.Transformers, his love for both Galvatron, why BEAST WARS is still amazing, and how Transformers can be considered "gateway body horror". While Matt tries to become a more professional podcaster and (mostly) refrains from talking about GOBOTS. Also, it's a safe bet that Matt mentions Nightman again. Follow Ian on BlueSky: @comicbookian.bsky.social Contact the show: doesthiscomeinchromium@ gmail.com Follow Matt on BlueSky: @mattbegins.bsky.social Intro music from the song "Doin' What We Do" by the always amazing Mustard Plug ( https://mustardplug.com/)
On this episode Matt and special guest co-host Ian Anderson send the old wizard calling on the bathroom mirror straight to voicemail so they can talk amongst themselves about 1992's INCREDIBLE HULK #400. Right off the bat, it's established that Matt is not Ian's dad. With that out of the way, Ian does an amazing...no, wait -- an INCREDIBLE job explaining the Hulk and his supporting cast (including the Pantheon) to Matt, who spends most of the episode wondering if he would look cool in purple pants. He's still undecided. Along the way, Matt and Ian reflect on how difficult it was in the 1990's to catch up on a title you got into late, and also that Chris Bachalo draws the best Hydra agents ever! Oh, and Matt talks about Nightman. Again. He has a problem. Follow Ian on BlueSky: @comicbookian.bsky.social Contact the show: doesthiscomeinchromium@ gmail.com Follow Matt on BlueSky: @mattbegins.bsky.social Intro music from the song "Doin' What We Do" by the always amazing Mustard Plug ( https://mustardplug.com/)
Today's episode is a bit different as I, take you on a personal tour behind the scenes of my studio setup. If you've ever been curious about what goes into creating a professional live video setup, or if you're starting your journey and looking for practical advice, this episode is for you. Episode Summary [00:00] Hello and welcome to the show! [00:30] Let's dive behind the scenes of studio setups. [01:30] My journey into live marketing. [02:01] How my studio gear evolved from simple to professional. [04:25] Why audio quality is crucial in podcasting. [10:10] The significance of camera and lighting in live marketing. [13:21] A look at the heart of the studio: computers and software. [14:24] How personalizing your workspace goes beyond the tech. [20:36] Answering rapid-fire questions about my preferences and tips. [22:08] Wrapping up and what's next. In This Episode, You'll Discover: My Evolution: Starting with just a laptop and a USB microphone, I've gradually upgraded to a studio setup that includes dynamic microphones, audio interfaces, and sophisticated cameras. Current Gear: I'll share insights into my current setup, which features the RODECaster Pro 2, Sony ZV E10 camera, and Elgato Key Lights. The Importance of Quality: Learn why investing in good audio and lighting can significantly impact your live video marketing. Overcoming Challenges: I discuss the challenges I faced and how I overcame them, offering recommendations for beginners. My Top Tips: From choosing the right microphone to the importance of lighting, I'll share my personal preferences and tips for live video production. Gear: RODECaster Pro 2: My go-to for audio mixing. Sony ZV E10 Camera: Ensures high-quality video. Elgato Key Lights: For the perfect lighting setup. Show Notes iag.me/215 Please Subscribe! Don’t miss an episode! You can subscribe on Apple podcasts here - or on other podcast players . The Confident Live Marketing Show The Confident Live Marketing Show is a weekly live video show and podcast. It’s aimed at established entrepreneurs who want to level up their impact, authority and profits through the power of live video, webinars and podcasts. We’ll focus on knocking down the 3 main barriers these entrepreneurs face when creating live content - camera confidence/mindset, tech/gear and content marketing. It’s hosted by Ian Anderson Gray. He is the founder of the Confident Live Marketing Academy and is the
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