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Shel Holtz
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Introducing FIR Cuts

Your “For Immediate Release” co-hosts go to great lengths to ensure the twice-weekly podcast comes in at around an hour; we know that most of our listeners can’t deal with shows running 15, 20, or even 30 minutes over that magical 60-minute mark. In order to accomlish this feat, we routinely excise items—mostly “One-Minute News” stories—and leave them on the virtual cutting room floor.

It occurred to us, though, that we’re leaving good stuff out of the show. So, in order to make sure it doesn’t go entirely to waste, we’ve decided to offer those deleted items as brief audio files called “FIR Cuts.” We’ll post them to the show blog (and cross-post them to our own blogs); you can even subscribe to to “FIR Cuts” feed so you never miss any of them. (“FIR Cuts” will not be included in the “Everything” feed, so if you want to hear them, you need to subscribe to them separately.) If you don’t see any “Cuts” for any given show, don’t worry; we actually do record episodes that don’t need any cutting.

We hope you enjoy hearing what was left out of our shows.

Cross-posted from For Immediate Release blog.

07/26/07 | 2 Comments | Introducing FIR Cuts

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  • 1.Interesting idea, Shel. I like the concept of not letting the content go to waste!

    However, what I really want is a blooper reel of you and Neville. Come on, don't you ever mispronounce your own names? Stumble over simple words? Repeat yourself? Lose your place? Fumble on your desk for a listener comment?

    Nah, I guess this never happens to you. ;-)

    Donna Papacosta | July 2007 | Toronto

  • 2.Heh, I second Donna's request. As a former journalist and newsroom tape editor, I KNOW there're awesome bloopers sitting on your cutting room floor. C'mon..share the mirth!

    Brad Grier | July 2007 | Edmonton, Canada

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