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Coming Soon, To An Ambage Blog Near You

Posted by Judge Alex Humva , Jan 13 2013 · 79 views

So I, your ever faithful Alex Humva, will be beginning the first (to my knowledge) Ambage podcast. I don't think I ever got official support by DrewBoss so it's technically unofficial but he's cool with it anyways so it's fine. I suppose if I do good I can claim the title of Official Podcaster. =P

For the podcast itself, the format will be evolving as I experiment with different things and think of/are given ideas, but I think for the most part it'll follow this basic outline.

An intro with a summary of the episode and time stamps to skip to interesting parts.
A summary of Ambage related news, from contests to write offs to announcements.
A summary of Ambage written stories, basically just brief plot rundowns to get people interested in said stories.
If possible to secure, an interview with an Ambager or possibly writers in the other literary circles of BZP.
Other random segments that will likely appear randomly until a natural flow is established. This ranges from having writing advice segments to guest star reviews to guest star debates to recommended readings and so forth. Suggestions for these segments are encouraged, as they'll likely be what keeps this new and interesting when activity isn't doing so great.
It'll then conclude with yours truly giving a review of a story that I felt I should do. Could be a good story, bad story, meh story, and it won't be quite as restricted to what happened that week, though those will get preferential treatment because it is ultimately a weekly podcast.

The podcast itself will be hosted on my Google Drive, because I have plenty of space there and it's something easily downloaded from as well as being secure, as I know many don't trust the likes of Mediafire or Megaupload. If the time ever comes when I run out of space (currently I have a little over 4.5gigs; I'll be using either an .mp3 format or .wav, both of which compress well, so I suspect that I'll rarely get over fifty megs), I'll investigate ways of archiving episodes elsewhere so I don't have to simply delete them. I suspect though that it won't be for a while now. New episodes will be posted here in my blog, with a compilation of links to stories or such mentioned in the podcast, as well as any sort of additional written announcements.

So I hope to release my first trial episode sometime this coming week, to give an idea of what's to come. All I can hope for is that it might encourage people to join the Ambage and get in on the little tight knit group we have going on. And, of course, hopefully make someone happy that their story was mentioned anywhere.

BZP Blade

Jan 13 2013 06:58 PM

Of course we wouldn't trust one of them, since it's been down for like a year, regarding the storage sites. =P

This blog

WARNING:

The following blog contains excessive rambling on the world and extremely poor paragraphing. If you are easily offended or turned off by these two things, leaving now would be a good idea.

This blog is written by Alex Humva, penname of some random teenager named Alex Censored. He writes stories, writes rants, writes screenplays, plays games, makes games, has a terrible work ethic, and is generally sarcastic. He believes in a Judao-Christian god, but most other people who do too give him a glare because of his weird beliefs, possibly because he's somehow bi at the same time. He's an utter equalist who feels that any discrimination amongst humans for things they were born with is wrong. He doesn't care about xenos though, let them all burn.

He's also an aspiring engineer who hopes to get a scholarship at his local big engineering college and one day help humanity. More likely he'll be a pencil pusher in a basement somewhere, but he's a bloody minded optimist.

Because of his peculiar personality and beliefs, he gets into fights often, though they usually end when he wakes up the next morning and doesn't feel motivated anymore.