{"id":12179,"date":"2012-12-18T21:07:30","date_gmt":"2012-12-19T03:07:30","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.projectharuhi.net\/?p=12179"},"modified":"2012-12-18T21:07:30","modified_gmt":"2012-12-19T03:07:30","slug":"bakacast-koko-remains-loco","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.projectharuhi.net\/?p=12179","title":{"rendered":"Bakacast – Koko Remains Loco"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Instead of describing anything about this episode of Bakacast, I’m instead going to tell you what happened to me literally minutes before writing this post.<\/p>\n

I take quite a bit of pride in my episode titles. I (usually) put a lot of time into thinking of good ones, and this work ethic extends to the short episode descriptions (which you should read<\/a> to make me feel good about myself). After considering all the things we talked about, I decided the most appropriate title would be “Koko Is Loco.” So I recorded the opening stinger, put it in the ID3 tags and uploaded it to Libsyn. It was only as I was writing the title of this post that I started to wonder if I had used that title before.<\/p>\n

Yes. Yes, I did<\/a>. For when we talked about the very first episode of Jormungand.<\/p>\n

This presented a problem. I had already recorded the stinger, and I really didn’t feel like recording a new one and re-exporting the podcast. So after a minute’s worth of thought, I opened up my ID3 tag editor again, selected the title and replaced it with “Koko Remains<\/strong> Loco.”<\/p>\n

“Truly,” I thought, “I am a genius.”<\/p>\n

Please email listener questions to bakacast[at]projectharuhi.net or leave them in the comments below.<\/p>\n

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