Did something a bit different this morning, and it worked out well.
It’s National Clean Energy Week, and so I talked with a guy who researches bioenergy and land-use and the impact of changing vehicle fleets and we talked about some of these things and a whole lot more, like ethanol, switchgrass, private use, government programs and so on. It’s delightfully nerdy, so please press that little orange play button in the top left corner.
We did that one over Zoom, which is the part that was different. I (finally) discovered an ingenious setting for my computer, Zoom and mixer. So, on my end, it sounds like a studio. On Dr. Jerome Dumortier’s end, it sounds like he was in his home office in Indianapolis. You can hear the sound of his voice bouncing off the drywall, but it’s much better than the typical compression you experience when I record these as a phone call.
So I am pleased both by the outcome of the interview, and the aural quality. I’m only kicking myself, a little, for not doing that interview earlier, and discovering how I could integrate Zoom audio much sooner into these episodes.
The daily duds: Pictures of clothes I put here to, hopefully, help avoid embarrassing scheme repeats.
Today’s was not the best look, I think. I like the pocket square. It works with the jacket and the shirt.
And I like the cufflinks, which worked well as a contrasting splash of color on the shirt.
But I think three points of contrast are too many for my limited style.
They can’t all be the best combinations, I tell myself. And I was a bit rushed this morning, I keep telling myself.
But my mother-in-law said she liked the cufflinks, so I’ve nothing to worry about on the day, right?
Studio tonight. News time, and so we go the desk …
Right now, with @iustvnews … @IUSTV pic.twitter.com/ifoq05K9gO
— Kenny Smith (@kennysmith) September 21, 2021
It occurred to me this evening that I need to think up a few new ways to shoot studio gifs.
We’re going around the world of news with @iustvnews … @iustv pic.twitter.com/aPpnbtSGPO
— Kenny Smith (@kennysmith) September 21, 2021
There’s always next week. And tomorrow.
And tonight! This is our view of the cloud-covered harvest moon.
