Just a quick message to let you know that I've found out a minor niggle with the iTunes Podcast Directory.
If you subscribe to the podcast at iTunes you'll automatically download each new episode as soon as we publish it, so that's the best way to stay up to date. However, if you just search for the podcast or are not subscribed, at the moment you'll only see the first episode listed in the iTunes Directory.
Apparently this is an issue which a great deal of podcasters experience, the problem resting mainly on the shoulders of Apple, but I'll try and sort it out as quickly as possible.
As I say however, if you subscribe to the podcast at iTunes, or subscribe to the blog here or even at Feedburner, you can rest assured you'll always be up to date. Alternatively, the new episodes will always be available at the website if you prefer to stay current that way. Either way, if you do come across any difficulties downloading or finding the new episodes, just let us know and we'll point you in the right direction.
Hope you're enjoying the second episode in the meantime!
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A gut-busting glass of Scottish humour in Glasgow Scotland, in the official comedy podcast blog of the Top Ten Glasgow Guide, featuring the tragicomic collective voice of Scott Docherty and Alan Macdonald.
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"For the Love of G…lasgow, hereinafter referred to as 'Pure Genius', is the joint venture of Scott Docherty and his good friend Alan Macdonald, two heterosexual characters living in Glasgow.
It is the official, FREE and fortnightly podcast of, as Scott would describe it, the perpetually ground-breaking blanket of poetic resonance that is top-ten-glasgow-guide.com.
The intention of our podcast is to entertain. However, it must be made clear from the outset that we might not. In publishing our regular diatribe, we will aspire to provide no benefit to the listener. Some Glasgow travel websites & podcasts seek to paint a glossy, incomplete picture of the City which belies the truth of the matter. Others focus on Glasgow being similar to Basra, the Helman Province, Sarajevo, our streets littered with non-educated delinquents, and litter.
Our 'Pure Genius' however, will reside somewhere in between, leaving listeners with no impression of Glasgow whatsoever, providing no useful information, our ultimate aspiration being to make no difference at all to anyone, whilst at the same time, leaving every listener with the unmistakable desire to meet us and become our friend, expanding what may only be described as our tragic, ever-decreasing social circle.
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