I like to play video games while listening to podcasts. Stuff like racing games can be kind of meditative and not very demanding on your concentration so having something to listen to is very nice
For the record, I listen to these in a separate window and, depending on how much screen space I need, I have the video take up half of my second monitor. I find the videos awesome to watch while I'm thinking about either work or what you guys are talking about. I am strangely super productive while I'm listening to you guys talk about anything. :)
I've never listened to podcasts before, but now I'm completely hooked on Hello Internet. I listen to them while studying, and while driving to and from university. Please never stop making these!
Aww. Y'all are the first and so far only podcast that I listen to. I'm interested in other podcasts and have done lots of research on other podcasts that I might listen to. I'm not sure how to integrate them frequently in my life but heard other great ideas on how to. Thank you for making this podcast!
the discussion on style originality was very interesting to listen to. (and well-timed.) I'm currently in the process of starting up an educational youtube channel, and for very reasons we decided a paper-centric, minimally edited visual aesthetic was the best way to convey what we wanted to convey. we then made a lot of conscious decisions to avoid looking like Vihart, but that comparison has been worrying me through the entire development. I think it's the right approach for the topic (music theory) and it fits well with the people involved, but I've been really dreading putting it up and immediately getting a bunch of "looks like Vihart's stuff" feedback. hopefully it's different enough that I'm the only one who'll see the connection.
+Gilgamesh I don´t know if you could have known that at the moment of your comment, but they now have added "In a nutshell" to their channel name. So I guess the confusion is solved on that case. ;)
did you hear grey pronouncing it? it is that weird when you (apparently) never heard of germany before :D ... (no offense to grey, but after 10 years of having to study german, that pronunciation really hurts.... i mean, it would probably also hurt if i hadn't, but... ouch)
I didn't even know that the video's on here are so far behind the episodes on other platforms. I know what I'm going to listen to for the next couple of days :)
I'm I the only one who enjoyed the Hobbit? It's objectively not as good as the LOTR trilogy granted but still very enjoyable films. One gripe though, the ending if the second one felt like a "tune in next week" tv cliffhanger, should have included smaugs attack. Probably should have left it at two to be honest. Ah well.
The barrel scene is fantastic as well. It's fantasy, I don't think it has to be gritty or realistic. The barrel scene was class and there was extra barrels in the river if I rememeber correctly. And legolas and the female elf are the only ridiculousy talented elves and they weren't trying to hit the dwarves.
It's pretty to watch, nice CGI but there's nothing else to it. Even in The Hobbit Tolkien tries to be subtle and reasonably realistic, it would have been better if they had followed the original story (you know, without all the ludicrous shit, golden dragons and so on).
I love them too, but they are deeply flawed due to being so thinly stretched, and I agree the fight scenes were so silly they threw me out of the movies pretty much every time apart from Thorin's final fight in 5 armies LOTR had moments like that too, but to a far lesser extent. Still the last movie was pretty decent for the most part and definitely benefited from the shorter run time. What worries me is that Peter Jackson seems to be more and more giving into excess as a director - I think perhaps he has too many yes men working for him now and doesn't get enough honest criticism - George Lucas stile.
I like the first two Hobbit movies quite a lot! Haven't seen Five Armies yet, but I'm sure I'll like it too. I got pretty misty-eyed when they opened the secret entrance in the second one.
turtleant120 Yeah, if you enjoyed the first two then you'll like it a lot, I did despite all the little nitpicks I have with it, the ending definitely misted my eyes up too.
time stamp 57:46 1:11:30 edit: 1:21:37 I feel like of all of the channels that didn't even have one million subscribers at the time this was a scary accurate prediction. I'm not saying Grey is a robot but the evidence is mounting the more I listen to the podcast. Edit 2: also I noticed that there is this little thing Brady does where he starts a sentence but he doesn't think it all the way through and he kind of struggles to find that last word or phrase. And every time he does it I can feel it gnawing at him and I relate to it so much, sometimes I'll be listening and when he does it I'll subconsciously think of something he is trying to say or something that would work and every time he always says something better than what I thought except for when he lightly trails off and doesn't say anything. I actually tried recording a podcast once and It was challenging to think of words especially when you do it with the filter of knowing other people will be listening to It. I have a genuine respect for people who can just do it live. Also I don't know if this correlates to not being able to find a word or synonym in your head but I hunt and peck also.
Love the black drop and blue lava lamp, good choice. I have listened to these podcast numerous times, and still get excited when a new video comes out.
Everyone who hates on the hobbit amuses me :P ya it's not identical to the book, but the book was in reworks before Tolkein's death. Even Tolkein didn't think The Hobbit was good enough after he wrote The Lord of the Rings. For example, in the original edition of The Hobbit, Gollum had no problem with gambling on the ring and the ring was just a magical ring, nothing sepcial. Tolkein retconned it to be important after he wrote The Lord of the Rings. I don't mind how they inflated the hobbit. I didn't mind the Barrel scene or anything. It was all just fantasy fun. That quote paraphrased by CGP Grey about "be your own" basically is why the Democrats lost horribly. If you check all the Democrats up for election, so many tried to run as GOP-lite and when you run the same kinda ads as the GOP with the same message, the people just go with GOP and your base is disinterested to vote for you. So dumb.
I listen to these on my phone and so I cant open another tab, but I usually just chill or paint while listening, my paint friends and I just share our podcasts while we paint
i couldn't picture CGP Grey out in the woods, i'm just picturing a robot standing between 2 plastic trees. Also WHAT? There are people out there somewhere who still talk directly to other people? Without tech? i demand proof! i hate that extra barrel as well, your not alone Grey.
RE: Grey's release schedule and other videos on the topic(and this is true for Brady videos). If you make good content, people will watch it. Sure there is a views over time component, sometimes you wont know why it just so happened views trickled in even if they eventually hit some realm of normalcy. But even if there is a video of the same topic released recently, at least for me there would be a reaction of, "Oh! Theres a CGP (or *phile) on it too!" And even if its the same subject matter, seeing two different views and presentation method is a good thing. What a lot of new youtubers dont really get is that you have to be interesting in a way that someone likes. The level of production, or how much the host bounces off the wall, or smash cuts, or how many examples of slower and slower footage are lined up, that all feeds into it. As much as some stuff is paint by numbers, you have to be using colors people enjoy. Some will enjoy red, some will enjoy blue, some will enjoy how they are used, or examples of their use. Some will hate that you use that brush which will either not bother them enough to stop watching, or gain you a loudmouth detractor. Virality is a result, not a destination. Point is: you both hit a golden zone of presentation, production, information, and entertainment. Yes, Greys videos could be longer, but if thats all he has to say.....thats all he has to say. Brady's videos......uhm.......I suppose could have some more to them sometimes, I guess, but other times it would just be useless fluff. The long skinny is yall are at the point where people watch because you make content they enjoy consuming. Dont sweat same time content releases, at the very least if gives us an instant chance to see your sides!
I will say, when im at work i typically listen on my phone, as my work blocks youtube, but at home ill stare at the youtube video for hours while listening.
also, iwas really surprised when i heard that they were finally putting it on youtube, cuz thought it was on youtube the whole time and didnt realize it started somewhere else
I actually liked the hobbit movies, thought they were great even, not as good as the LotR films but nonetheless very good. They're movies targeted towards kids, that's why the animation is more vibrant than what is normal/realistic, that's why in the movies things are more goofy than usual, and that's also why you shouldn't expect LotR v2.0. What they do is build up everything in order to prepare you for the LotR movies, and I think they do that well. Especially in the extended version (yes I know :O longer WHAT?!?!), but you should see those because I think some very important and key moments that aren't in the theatrical versions happen. But that's imo.
My friend types like that, as do the majority of kids at my school. It is so frustrating. I sometimes look at the keyboard when typing, but I can always type very quickly though, and with multiple fingers.
1:30:00 I actually really like when some of the youtubers I follow talk about the same subjects. It's nice getting both perspectives, because I know they will be different styles or formats. For instance, CinemaSins and HonestTrailers seem to co-inside with each other. They are totally different styles but they talk about the same movie.
Can't believe i didn't see the similarity between the videos of CGPgray's videos and Yahtzee's videos. It's nice to know Gray watches Zero Punctuation as well.
Referring to originality in all that: imagine giving someone a guitar for the first and telling them "make something original." Like, you have to mimic something to learn and get a feel for it. I guess that's just how learning works. As far as witty comments and stuff, I always check previous comments to not sound dumb lol.
Oh look at that there's more on itunes! I've been waiting and waiting for more episodes. I love these but was desperate for more grady so I did so digging and found many more grady podcasts on itunes.
This is an old video and I might find a better place to make the comment, (Or find out that CGP already knows about this.) but there is a Tolkien edit of the Hobbit. I believe entirely fan made but you wouldnt know it, and it works amazingly well. It follows the original story much more closely and trims hours of fluff off the total running time. (It is basically as CGP asks for, two shorter movies though presented as one with an intermission.) I doubt Ill ever watch the original films ever again, but Ill most certainly watch the Tolkien edit a good few times.
lol @ 4:50 I listened to all of the previous episodes up to here on RUclips only to hear the announcement that the podcast is on RUclips. I think I might be a little behind on my episodes.
All of these RUclips EDU channels should have a shared Google Sheets document in which they all have topics they want to cover so none of them clash. That way Grey will have less to worry about when going with a topic
Grey I think you might be wrong about radagast the brown, if you look at the appendix of the return of the king it will tell of all the things of dol guldur and the white council in rivendel. One reason I like the movies is because it gets all those small things in the appendix and puts them in the movie, because we all know they can't each have their own short movies. that being said the movies aren't perfect, like the pale orc ozog the defiler did die at the battle of moria and they should not be in the movie. but when gandalf meets thorin in bree, that happened, gandalf going to dol guldur, that happened, although his viset to dolguldur happens before the hobbit in the time line. some moments like gandalf arguing with the trolls was ruined but overall I give this movie a thumbs up.
It's funny how they were kind of scoffing at RUclips podcast-browsing and trying to sing praise for dedicated podcast streaming services. And now nearly every single podcast streaming service has removed the first 30 episodes. So the only way to still view those episodes is here on RUclips.
"This wizard had trouble defeating the corruption of a hugely evil presence in the world. I'm sure this has nothing to do with demonstrating how powerful this evil presence is and is supposed to make him look like a moron."
I discovered this podcast recently and I have quite a bit to listen still. Now I have the perfect thing to listen on my 12 hour trip I have coming this Saturday. If you guys (Grey or Brady, or both idk) see this comment, what podcast should I listen to? I'm getting into this and I wanna listen to more :)
I think it's very interesting that both of them thought the Hobbit was too slow, I personally thought that the movie was far too fast-paced. It just seemed like things were constantly happening. I suppose I'm not the normal movie-goer, though, as someone who really doesn't like action movies.
I think they were going for a much more lighthearted, almost cartoony feel for the Hobbit movies compared to LOTR. I enjoy them greatly as that, and while I don't think the nitpicking is incorrect, it's just not the point of the movies to me.
How am I just now finding out Brady Haran and CGP Grey are on a podcast together? (And I'm I watching too much RUclips if I can identify you froods by voice alone?)
What if Grey opened all the windows for the owl to leave, left the room, came back later.... and there were two owls? :-o
"Time to move house"
I couldn't help but read this in Grey's voice, I bet he'd say something like that! lol
Jorvanius xDD
OWL MUTIPLICATION
I like to play video games while listening to podcasts. Stuff like racing games can be kind of meditative and not very demanding on your concentration so having something to listen to is very nice
Playing WoW while listening to podcasts is so great.
I was just playing Mario Kart 8 while listening to HI 12 and 13!
Minecraft for me.
Grindy stuff in Minecraft goes great with podcasts.
I like to play dark souls And listen to them. And just everything else. And facebook. Lol
For the record, I listen to these in a separate window and, depending on how much screen space I need, I have the video take up half of my second monitor. I find the videos awesome to watch while I'm thinking about either work or what you guys are talking about. I am strangely super productive while I'm listening to you guys talk about anything. :)
7 days is a short time in Grey's time scale... Immortality confirmed.
cool
He slayed the dragon tyrant.
40:33 Grey talks about the Hobbit movies
Thank you. That's what I came here for.
You are a Godsend
A year and a half later, kurzgesagt now has more subscribers than cgpgrey. Funny how things work out
3 years now
Kurzgezagt: 10m
Grey: 4m
Also hi how are you doing 3 years later??
Kurzgesagt is pretty much 4 times Grey's channel now.
@@appleslover In fairness they are a fairly large team of people.
@@nutyyyy Grey has a sizeable team too now.
@@ashleystrout6651 It's not a competition.
I've never listened to podcasts before, but now I'm completely hooked on Hello Internet. I listen to them while studying, and while driving to and from university. Please never stop making these!
Bad news
Really glad you didn't stop these
It's funny to hear Grey refer to Kurzgesagt as this relatively small channel when nowadays they've got more than 3x Grey's subscribers
Kurzgesagt and Yahtzee mentioned? That's so cool!
Aww. Y'all are the first and so far only podcast that I listen to. I'm interested in other podcasts and have done lots of research on other podcasts that I might listen to. I'm not sure how to integrate them frequently in my life but heard other great ideas on how to. Thank you for making this podcast!
Schrödinium! That sounds so cool! (at least to me)
I'm glad that you keep putting them on RUclips. I like listening this way. :)
Some of my two favorite people! Thanks guys for doing this
That fucking owl story how terrifying
the discussion on style originality was very interesting to listen to. (and well-timed.) I'm currently in the process of starting up an educational youtube channel, and for very reasons we decided a paper-centric, minimally edited visual aesthetic was the best way to convey what we wanted to convey. we then made a lot of conscious decisions to avoid looking like Vihart, but that comparison has been worrying me through the entire development. I think it's the right approach for the topic (music theory) and it fits well with the people involved, but I've been really dreading putting it up and immediately getting a bunch of "looks like Vihart's stuff" feedback. hopefully it's different enough that I'm the only one who'll see the connection.
Kurzgesagt is original a German channel and the name translates to "short said" so the name is not that wired! :p
+Gilgamesh I don´t know if you could have known that at the moment of your comment, but they now have added "In a nutshell" to their channel name. So I guess the confusion is solved on that case. ;)
Skyliner04s
Yeah I found it amusing when I saw their name change video. ;) Also Dark Souls rocks!
did you hear grey pronouncing it? it is that weird when you (apparently) never heard of germany before :D
...
(no offense to grey, but after 10 years of having to study german, that pronunciation really hurts.... i mean, it would probably also hurt if i hadn't, but... ouch)
MultiMistick99
Im native german and i even didnt recognize the word kurzgesagt.
Grey goes to check if his owl has left and sees 2 owls
The sound of the birds behind is so awesome
Hearing Gray struggling through the name Kurzgesagt is frankly adorable from the future perspective.
I know right XD
I didn't even know that the video's on here are so far behind the episodes on other platforms. I know what I'm going to listen to for the next couple of days :)
Same toughts, i actually heard this podcast first but i never noticed they had the rest on itunes. :C I'm listening to ep.21.
I'm I the only one who enjoyed the Hobbit? It's objectively not as good as the LOTR trilogy granted but still very enjoyable films. One gripe though, the ending if the second one felt like a "tune in next week" tv cliffhanger, should have included smaugs attack. Probably should have left it at two to be honest. Ah well.
The barrel scene is fantastic as well. It's fantasy, I don't think it has to be gritty or realistic. The barrel scene was class and there was extra barrels in the river if I rememeber correctly.
And legolas and the female elf are the only ridiculousy talented elves and they weren't trying to hit the dwarves.
It's pretty to watch, nice CGI but there's nothing else to it. Even in The Hobbit Tolkien tries to be subtle and reasonably realistic, it would have been better if they had followed the original story (you know, without all the ludicrous shit, golden dragons and so on).
I love them too, but they are deeply flawed due to being so thinly stretched, and I agree the fight scenes were so silly they threw me out of the movies pretty much every time apart from Thorin's final fight in 5 armies
LOTR had moments like that too, but to a far lesser extent.
Still the last movie was pretty decent for the most part and definitely benefited from the shorter run time.
What worries me is that Peter Jackson seems to be more and more giving into excess as a director - I think perhaps he has too many yes men working for him now and doesn't get enough honest criticism - George Lucas stile.
I like the first two Hobbit movies quite a lot! Haven't seen Five Armies yet, but I'm sure I'll like it too.
I got pretty misty-eyed when they opened the secret entrance in the second one.
turtleant120 Yeah, if you enjoyed the first two then you'll like it a lot, I did despite all the little nitpicks I have with it, the ending definitely misted my eyes up too.
Don't compare hobbit to Star Wars prequels. Not the same level.
Owl: *flies into Destin's house*
Destin: "Alright son, go get a rifle" (a la his human sound tracking video)
As of so far, it's been really good and i'm happy you guys kept making this. Thanks!
Thanks so much! This is my first episode, and I love the show. Now subscribing.
time stamp 57:46
1:11:30
edit: 1:21:37 I feel like of all of the channels that didn't even have one million subscribers at the time this was a scary accurate prediction. I'm not saying Grey is a robot but the evidence is mounting the more I listen to the podcast.
Edit 2: also I noticed that there is this little thing Brady does where he starts a sentence but he doesn't think it all the way through and he kind of struggles to find that last word or phrase. And every time he does it I can feel it gnawing at him and I relate to it so much, sometimes I'll be listening and when he does it I'll subconsciously think of something he is trying to say or something that would work and every time he always says something better than what I thought except for when he lightly trails off and doesn't say anything. I actually tried recording a podcast once and It was challenging to think of words especially when you do it with the filter of knowing other people will be listening to It. I have a genuine respect for people who can just do it live. Also I don't know if this correlates to not being able to find a word or synonym in your head but I hunt and peck also.
I think it's a barfing "duck"
he's like:
hark- hark- HARK for 15 seconds...
then he BARFS
the water looks like stomach acid
hark!
What did I get from this...? I need a lava lamp...
God yes
I was looking for a comment about a lava lamp
I want one so bad @.@
Love the black drop and blue lava lamp, good choice. I have listened to these podcast numerous times, and still get excited when a new video comes out.
Everyone who hates on the hobbit amuses me :P ya it's not identical to the book, but the book was in reworks before Tolkein's death. Even Tolkein didn't think The Hobbit was good enough after he wrote The Lord of the Rings. For example, in the original edition of The Hobbit, Gollum had no problem with gambling on the ring and the ring was just a magical ring, nothing sepcial. Tolkein retconned it to be important after he wrote The Lord of the Rings. I don't mind how they inflated the hobbit. I didn't mind the Barrel scene or anything. It was all just fantasy fun.
That quote paraphrased by CGP Grey about "be your own" basically is why the Democrats lost horribly. If you check all the Democrats up for election, so many tried to run as GOP-lite and when you run the same kinda ads as the GOP with the same message, the people just go with GOP and your base is disinterested to vote for you. So dumb.
Agree about The Hobbit.
i love both channel's keep up the great work!!!!!!!!
59:00 What. Yahtzee has inspired CGP Grey. My favorite youtuber has inspired my another favorite youtuber. Whoa, man.
I listen to these on my phone and so I cant open another tab, but I usually just chill or paint while listening, my paint friends and I just share our podcasts while we paint
I like to program while listening to podcasts. Maybe not the best idea, but it flushes out the silence in the room. Tons of fun.
I listen to them before I go to bed
I love that Grey watches Zero Punctuation. That's hilarious, especially if you know how filthy Yahtzee's videos can be. xD
i couldn't picture CGP Grey out in the woods, i'm just picturing a robot standing between 2 plastic trees.
Also WHAT? There are people out there somewhere who still talk directly to other people? Without tech? i demand proof!
i hate that extra barrel as well, your not alone Grey.
Without this podcast I would never get anything done.
RE: Grey's release schedule and other videos on the topic(and this is true for Brady videos). If you make good content, people will watch it. Sure there is a views over time component, sometimes you wont know why it just so happened views trickled in even if they eventually hit some realm of normalcy. But even if there is a video of the same topic released recently, at least for me there would be a reaction of, "Oh! Theres a CGP (or *phile) on it too!" And even if its the same subject matter, seeing two different views and presentation method is a good thing. What a lot of new youtubers dont really get is that you have to be interesting in a way that someone likes. The level of production, or how much the host bounces off the wall, or smash cuts, or how many examples of slower and slower footage are lined up, that all feeds into it. As much as some stuff is paint by numbers, you have to be using colors people enjoy. Some will enjoy red, some will enjoy blue, some will enjoy how they are used, or examples of their use. Some will hate that you use that brush which will either not bother them enough to stop watching, or gain you a loudmouth detractor. Virality is a result, not a destination.
Point is: you both hit a golden zone of presentation, production, information, and entertainment. Yes, Greys videos could be longer, but if thats all he has to say.....thats all he has to say. Brady's videos......uhm.......I suppose could have some more to them sometimes, I guess, but other times it would just be useless fluff. The long skinny is yall are at the point where people watch because you make content they enjoy consuming. Dont sweat same time content releases, at the very least if gives us an instant chance to see your sides!
i looove all the hobbit talk haha :D. i'd listen to a podcast of just that!
Love the fact that the last advertisement in this video was for the Hobbit. I know that it's random but still!
i used to think CGP grey and Kurzgesagt were the same person
The voice or the graphics?
both
Looking at a lava lamp ... this is so 1990 .. this could be an awesome vid ... a Pity!!!
I will say, when im at work i typically listen on my phone, as my work blocks youtube, but at home ill stare at the youtube video for hours while listening.
also, iwas really surprised when i heard that they were finally putting it on youtube, cuz thought it was on youtube the whole time and didnt realize it started somewhere else
I didn't know the audio version was ahead! I guess that explains the long wait between 11 and 12? Oh man I've been missing out!
yay i warmed grey's heart
I actually liked the hobbit movies, thought they were great even, not as good as the LotR films but nonetheless very good. They're movies targeted towards kids, that's why the animation is more vibrant than what is normal/realistic, that's why in the movies things are more goofy than usual, and that's also why you shouldn't expect LotR v2.0. What they do is build up everything in order to prepare you for the LotR movies, and I think they do that well. Especially in the extended version (yes I know :O longer WHAT?!?!), but you should see those because I think some very important and key moments that aren't in the theatrical versions happen. But that's imo.
My friend types like that, as do the majority of kids at my school. It is so frustrating. I sometimes look at the keyboard when typing, but I can always type very quickly though, and with multiple fingers.
I really enjoy this podcast.
Thank you two for the interesting words.
wouldn't it be better, instead of view jacking, it'd be media jacking? or media profit theft?
1:30:00 I actually really like when some of the youtubers I follow talk about the same subjects. It's nice getting both perspectives, because I know they will be different styles or formats. For instance, CinemaSins and HonestTrailers seem to co-inside with each other. They are totally different styles but they talk about the same movie.
Can't believe i didn't see the similarity between the videos of CGPgray's videos and Yahtzee's videos. It's nice to know Gray watches Zero Punctuation as well.
i really love cubing while listening to these podcasts. im right now solving my 7x7 trying to be sub 4:50 while im listening to it.
Just started watching Parks and recreation.
Humble brag
Season 1, Episode 5 - The Banquet
Airdate: 06/May/2009
Referring to originality in all that: imagine giving someone a guitar for the first and telling them "make something original."
Like, you have to mimic something to learn and get a feel for it. I guess that's just how learning works.
As far as witty comments and stuff, I always check previous comments to not sound dumb lol.
Oh look at that there's more on itunes! I've been waiting and waiting for more episodes. I love these but was desperate for more grady so I did so digging and found many more grady podcasts on itunes.
I love zp videos and these podcasts
So when did they stop? cause like how does he have room for nearly 90 objects?
Lava lamps... I always want all the goo to end up at the bottom or the top. This is the internal dilemma I have.
The short comment on Reddit VS RUclips comments at the end has convinced me to do a response on the reddit to each of the seasons and "arcs"
Oh the layers.
It’s like weightlifting for my Brain lol
"and film it in slow motion" WAHAHAHHAHAHAHA
Haha I always thought CGP's videos were like zero punctuation's
9:55 i listen to these podcasts while playing Civ 5 or other similar games, just because the game is very relaxing so i thought why not listen to this
I do the same thing
Does this mean a new podcast? They are suppose to correlate! arrghh, the wait!
This is an old video and I might find a better place to make the comment, (Or find out that CGP already knows about this.) but there is a Tolkien edit of the Hobbit. I believe entirely fan made but you wouldnt know it, and it works amazingly well.
It follows the original story much more closely and trims hours of fluff off the total running time. (It is basically as CGP asks for, two shorter movies though presented as one with an intermission.)
I doubt Ill ever watch the original films ever again, but Ill most certainly watch the Tolkien edit a good few times.
I keep miss reading the title as "Nobody owns the farts"
lol @ 4:50
I listened to all of the previous episodes up to here on RUclips only to hear the announcement that the podcast is on RUclips.
I think I might be a little behind on my episodes.
When I started listening I didn't realise that Brady ran Numberphile, despite being subscribed to it. Although, I don't watch it that often.
This is my new screensaver, most often including audio.
One suggestion, have like, a truck simulator or something going during the podcast instead of the lava lamp, other than that its great tho.
Hello internet is the only podcast I listen too. Which i only watch on RUclips... and I havent seen any of Brandy's videos yet
i came from cgp grey and play games while listening
ok right at 43:00 I realize I love the guy speaking. Your mind is right on.
All of these RUclips EDU channels should have a shared Google Sheets document in which they all have topics they want to cover so none of them clash. That way Grey will have less to worry about when going with a topic
is anyone else getting an ad for the wire dvd box set and amazon instant streaming of the hobbit: an unexpected journey?
Grey I think you might be wrong about radagast the brown, if you look at the appendix of the return of the king it will tell of all the things of dol guldur and the white council in rivendel. One reason I like the movies is because it gets all those small things in the appendix and puts them in the movie, because we all know they can't each have their own short movies. that being said the movies aren't perfect, like the pale orc ozog the defiler did die at the battle of moria and they should not be in the movie. but when gandalf meets thorin in bree, that happened, gandalf going to dol guldur, that happened, although his viset to dolguldur happens before the hobbit in the time line. some moments like gandalf arguing with the trolls was ruined but overall I give this movie a thumbs up.
It's funny how they were kind of scoffing at RUclips podcast-browsing and trying to sing praise for dedicated podcast streaming services. And now nearly every single podcast streaming service has removed the first 30 episodes. So the only way to still view those episodes is here on RUclips.
Cgp grey would be pleased with the video cinemasins put up about the hobbit films
The Hobbit is the only movie I ever fell asleep while watching.
THX for this! it helps with HMWK
nice hitchhiker's guide refrence
"This wizard had trouble defeating the corruption of a hugely evil presence in the world. I'm sure this has nothing to do with demonstrating how powerful this evil presence is and is supposed to make him look like a moron."
i sit and listen to the audio with the video in full screen on highest quality possible while playing my X Box. i have no idea why i play the video.
I discovered this podcast recently and I have quite a bit to listen still. Now I have the perfect thing to listen on my 12 hour trip I have coming this Saturday.
If you guys (Grey or Brady, or both idk) see this comment, what podcast should I listen to? I'm getting into this and I wanna listen to more :)
Grey would be great at cinema sins
Damn, this made me want to go buy a lava lamp.
Rest in peace Ron Graham
I stole an owl once. lol
KittyNinjaFishium. And you could pretend it's the last names of 3 influential elementary teachers for various people on the discovery team.
I think it's very interesting that both of them thought the Hobbit was too slow, I personally thought that the movie was far too fast-paced. It just seemed like things were constantly happening. I suppose I'm not the normal movie-goer, though, as someone who really doesn't like action movies.
I usually just open this up and listen while I do non-computer things. Usually embroidery.
I think they were going for a much more lighthearted, almost cartoony feel for the Hobbit movies compared to LOTR. I enjoy them greatly as that, and while I don't think the nitpicking is incorrect, it's just not the point of the movies to me.
I use this podcast to make grinding less grindy
Never thought I'd hear Yahtzee mentioned here! Favorite video game reviewer by far!
I'm Future Tim!
How am I just now finding out Brady Haran and CGP Grey are on a podcast together?
(And I'm I watching too much RUclips if I can identify you froods by voice alone?)
It's already Ep. 20+ by the time we are watching this...
New episode when?