The Tuesday Night Tech Show FAQ

Q.) What is the Tuesday Night Tech Show?
A.) The Tuesday Night Tech Show (TNT) is a weekly live comedy show that also doubles as a podcast for the rest of the week. The hosts Bill ‘Dr. Soos’ Soucy and Mark H. Delfs talk about the week’s tech events, usually making fun of the said events and getting instant feedback from the live Ustream.tv chatroom. Part of the show is recorded as a podcast, which can be heard via iTunes or our website.

Q.) When is the Tuesday Night Tech Show produced? Weekly, Daily, etc.?
A.) The show is broadcast live every Tuesday on the fabulous Ustream.tv network (which you can watch on Ustream here or on our own video page here) at 9PM (Eastern Time). We do a preshow from around 9PM to 10PM, then we record the Podcast version of the show from 10PM to 11PM and then we do a post show from 11PM until whenever!

Q.) How can I listen to the show if I missed the live version?
A.) You can subscribe to our podcast feed on iTunes, or, subscribe to our RSS feed here. Each week your software will automatically search for our new shows and deliver them to you when they are available.

Q.) Does the podcast version of TNT have the preshow and postshow from your live shows?
A.) No, the podcast is only the portion of the show from 10PM to 11PM. You will have to either tune in live or go to Ustream.tv to see our video archives.

Q.) How can I contact the Tuesday Night Tech Show?
A.) You can either leave us an e-mail here, or, call the show and leave us a voicemail at (214) 473-4TNT, or, contact us on Skype when we are recording the show via our Skype name, ‘tuesdaynighttech.’ We are also on Facebook, which you can contact us (and join) at our TNT group here. The best way to contact us is during the live show, where you can join our live chatroom right on Ustream.tv, or, the live video page, located here.

Q.) Can my children listen to the show?
A.) If you allow your children to listen to adult content, including adult language & situations and glorification of alcohol, then by all means they can listen! Otherwise, the show is designed for adults only.

Q.) Do I have to be drunk to listen to the show?
A.) Since the show is attempting to be the best damn party on the internet each Tuesday, it only helps if you bring a cocktail when you listen! We drink anything from beer to wine to hard liquor on each and every show.

Q.) I heard you talking about a funny thing on the show and I want to see it on the internet, where do I find it?
A.) All of the content we talk about is always located at our shownotes page, which can be found here or at the bottom of our video page located here.

Q.) Hey, you guys sound familiar, where have I heard you before?
A.) We were the hosts of the infamous ‘Macinchat Radio Show,’ broadcast over the internet in the late 90’s, well before there was such a term as ‘podcasting.’ You can still hear most of those older shows in their entirety here. The show ran about 20 episodes and was one of the only internet radio shows that focused on the Macintosh in those days.

Q.) I have a topic or a question I would love to have you guys talk about.
A.) See the ‘contact us’ section above. Please be advised that this is a comedy show, so, there’s a good chance that we may either make fun of your topic or make fun of you for submitting the topic, so, don’t take it personally. We personally review all submissions, of course.

Q.) Can I watch the live show at another time as a video podcast?
A.) At this time, we don’t have an official video podcast. On the other hand, we are going to begin storing the video as a recording on the Ustream.tv network, which will allow you to watch at a later time right on the Ustream.tv website.

Q.) How is the show recorded?
A.) The 2 hosts of TNT are not in the same room; Bill actually calls into Mark’s computer with Skype telephony software and Mark records the audio from his end. That audio then goes out as a podcast when the show is over for the day.

Q.) Were you guys really on DiggNation?
A.) OK, that’s it–FAQ over. (storms off of the blog…)

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