• 72: Arguments Are Uncomfortable, but Silence Is Worse

  • May 20 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 32 mins
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72: Arguments Are Uncomfortable, but Silence Is Worse

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  • Recorded March 12, 2023

    This week Nate and Ryan talk tech. They address LearnerBuild, Synology RAIDs, and of course FileMaker of all things. Then Ryan talks about his experience escaping from the underworld in Hades before they have another C.C. Lemon offshoot. Then, they bring up the present… or rather some memorable presents. Finally in the discussion of the main media The Hidden Place, they talk about father/daughter projects, (mis)understanding and how to just talk about your problems, people!

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    • Email: myhilltodieon@gmail.com

    Synology, Sakura and FileMaker

    • Synology DS1823xs+
    • Sakura Blossom Forecast
    • Claris FileMaker

    Hades

    • Official Site
    • Amazon.com
    • Amazon.co.jp

    Pick 2: Gifts

    • Nate: Star Trek Figures
    • Ryan: Teddy Bear
    • Nate: Battery Grip for the Canon 20D
    • Ryan: Boxed Sets of the Lord of the Rings Trilogy

    Taste of Japan

    • CC Lemon Apple Honey
    • Kikyo Shingen Mochi KitKat

    The Hidden Palace

    • Amazon.com
    • Amazon.co.jp
    • Audible
    • 70: Polar Opposites but Very Similar (our episode about The Golem and the Jinni)

    Theme by Michael AD
    https://soundcloud.com/michael-ad/the-deep-end
    used with permission
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