Topic: Audio Production

The host reviews the high listener ratings for the Mark Booth interview and announces a search for a new alternate audio editor. He also discusses the positive reception to his five-hour tribute show for Gordon White, which compiled evergreen wisdom from the late "wizard" of Rune Soup. Carlwood notes that the tribute was released for free to ensure White's insights reach the widest possible audience.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview and thanks The Plate Scrapers and Blue Grass Boys of Virginia for their musical contribution to the show. He mentions discovering Carrie McDonald through John Bush’s program and expresses appreciation for her professional audio setup. Carlwood reiterates his long-standing interest in the history of compulsory schooling and its impact on adult thought patterns.

Tony Merkel reveals that Charlie was eventually contacted by military officials in his new country of residence to ensure he would not leak harmful information. Charlie also suspected he was being monitored by a new coworker. Due to the story's importance, Merkel re-released the cleaned-up audio as Episode 351 to provide better quality for listeners interested in this military glitch account.

Host Greg Carlwood provides a behind-the-scenes look at the technical difficulties faced during the recording of the Harper interview. He describes a persistent audio echo caused by the guests potentially joining the session twice and the challenges of balancing levels from a shared set of earbuds. Carlwood explains the extensive editing process required to make the episode listenable for the audience.