And all the other audio apps have, well, pretty much gone mute. So the question is, of course, what do you do when you are in a position where you like to express yourself, particularly as a former radio DJ, audio is dear to my heart as a communications professional. Audio, of course, is there to my heart and as a psychologist, guess what? Yes, the spoken word once again is very important to me
Greg Dickson
@ElasticBD · 1:33
I feel like I'm making connections with people and having interesting conversations. I'm learning stuff about myself and about other people that I wouldn't have had I not been participating here. I think it's got some potential and some leaks you should follow at Sudha, S-U-D-H-A. She's, co founder and take a look through the people I'm following. I'm just getting started. This is my first St first week. I'm pretty impressed and really thoughtful
Michael Zeitgeist
@Zeitgeist · 1:35
I just found it very interesting to have this type of time frame here. Of course, if you were to go beyond that, you can always post an addendum, which is something I have done in the past. And if something is really of greater value to discuss, then I would just, of course, add on to that. Now, as far as conversations and interactions and connections are concerned, I have not made any yet
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Hey, Zeitgeist just wanted to welcome you here. I would Echo what Greg said. And since Greg has joined, I've found that he and I have chatted a little bit about some pretty interesting topics, for sure. I wanted to say you mentioned that you were radio DJ, and I was just curious what sort of music you used to DJ for or play on your show. Sorry, there's an airplane right above my house. I live right by an airport
Dewuan .
@FryedOreo · 1:45
I've been that dude so many years, but it's good you still found this place. I'm not going to tell you about the place, but you can find that out on your own. I don't want to soil expectations or enhance expectations. I just want you to experience it in your own way. But like you, I was in the same boat. Poker man of all people told me about this app. First. I had seen Seeking Plum
Michael Zeitgeist
@Zeitgeist · 4:02
A complete just fluke and got a shot in an afternoon slot somehow got the nod, even though it was a horrendous performance and ended up doing afternoon drives for quite a number of years, then switched into news, which is a skill all in its own rights, ended up being other news director, then back to afternoon drives, but more on an interview kind of basis. And since you asked about music predominantly in Europe was on hot AC stations
Georgie Dee
@GeorgieDee · 0:37
Welcome back to that guy. Nice to hear your voice on this platform, brother. And my name. If I don't say so, Narcissus is tickling. Hey, something I found out about you from this swallow is that you were in aviation. I had no idea. And we've talked a lot. Have we not? We need to do
Michael Zeitgeist
@Zeitgeist · 2:56
George GD. I guess in part, we can say that it is your fault that I'm here. You tipped me off. You kind of gave the app a thumbs up. So here I am. And yes, we didn't explore all the nooks and cranny of each other's lives. But of course, yes, we did talk quite extensively. And aviation has been throughout my entire life an incredible fascination of mine. I love to fly
So let's go on interacting instead of criticizing the marketing attitudes of Shane Monahan. While you don't seem to acknowledge that he's a nice fellow and supportive and friendly person, and it's not related to Silicon Valley, whereas Swell is. So you will always find something to criticize. But let's be positive and interact the way we can. As for stars coming to Limo or being invited or promoted there is that so important? So don't listen to these stars if you don't want to
Michael Zeitgeist
@Zeitgeist · 4:58
So to just expect me to sit down and just take it after having invested hours and hours and hours of what I would call at least moderately acceptable quality content is, I would say, unjust. And as we are progressing in this space, or at least as far as I'm progressing in this space, other I'm being hurt or I'm moving on. It's really that simple. But to summarize, this still good to hear from you. I value the exchange
Greg Dickson
@ElasticBD · 4:49
And I could hear in your voice that you were looking forward to interacting. But in terms of this whole idea that the marketing of Lemur, it isn't marketing. I object to the fundamental assertion that I am a product, that I have to behave and act and do things in a certain way. It's just the productizing of our personas of our identities is I think the most insidious Gray hat, definitely not white hat, Gray hat, black hat
Dewuan .
@FryedOreo · 0:56
I talked with the head dude, Shane, Shane and I he's on my Instagram. We talk. I'm still connected and affiliated with Lemur, but just in other ways, Shane is always sharing my Instagram posts on his Instagram post, so I appreciate that. So I got love? I got love on all sides? I got love with everybody? I ain't in no one gang? The only gang I'm in is social audio. But anyway, hopefully you are having a fabulous day
I see that that way. It's not a very large group or company investing a lot of money to make even more money. There is this do it yourself aspect in Limour and this decentralized aspect, too that I like and I trust should likely love go be expressed by words and by things like that. Yeah
So some people, Michael, you and perhaps others turned their back on Leymore with a conviction that and you've made it clear in your last comment that conviction that they were selling our data much more. Yes. Are we sure that on swell. This doesn't happen. I mean, Michael speaks about recognition or things like that. Yes. Perhaps I'm certainly too naive. And I haven't noticed that I was a product, but I have the impression we will always be a product
Bernie Goldbach
@topgold · 2:05
Are you able to continue teaching? I guess that's what my interest is because we're lucky here. We have a lockstep four year program with people in five or six years if they stay on the treadmill. And the government is really generous about funding education. The concept of student debt is really unknown here. I mean, you pay three to $4,000 equivalent every year to attend high level University. And quite frankly, most of the time parents pay that for their kids