Who'd a thought?

We made it to 100 episodes!!! That's a big milestone for podcasts - many don't make it past 10-12 episodes!

The original 100th episode got lost to the ages, due to a faulty SD card. But we gave it some time and re-recorded... it's a beast of an episode coming in at just under 4.5 hours! Anyhow, it's an M$ style roundtable episode with Truth, Mark Unseen, Joehawk and Chris Pittman.... Ryan Packer and Bryan Harris also join in by phone. Outside the normal M4 roundtable talks (music, movies, etc), Chris also gave us some updates on his paranormal experiences since his last episode (which was the highest listened to episode of the podcast!).

So give it a listen and let us know what you think! And feel free to send in any feedback, show ideas, or guests you'd like to see on!

Patreon

I've been asked a few times if I had a Patreon - so I done went ahead and set one up!!! This is a place that allows people to support the podcast - and in return you get exclusives! Some of these include:

- Exclusive podcast episodes - only released on Patreon for my Patrons

- Discounts at Choppahead

- Exclusive behind the scenes info

- Chances to win merch from my sponsors

- Exclusive BTP Merch Coupon

- Shout outs on the podcast

- & More to come!

If you want to support go to :

http://www.patreon.com/bigtruth

And choose which tier of patronage you want to get down on! (There's 4 tiers - from $5-$50)

Thanks to all of you guys and gals that support this podcast!!! It's truly humbling and appreciated!

The Setup

Been asked a few times about the setup I use to record the podcast.... well here it is.  Usually I'm setup on the counter at my motorcycle shop, Choppahead,  but this is one of the times I recorded it from my tattoo shop (Atomic Ink / Newskin Tattoo Removal - Swansea, MA).  

Equipment list:

- Rodecaster Pro Console

- Rode Procaster Mics (2), and a Shure MV7 (with external Cloudlift unit).  I used to have a Rode NT1-A as well, but it shit the bed. 

- Audio Technica headphones 

If you're gonna get in the game, take the extra time to get good equipment - there's nothing worse than a podcast that sounds like it was recorded at an outdoor event during a friggin hurricane!  It's disrespectful to your guest, your listeners, and your podcast!!!!