Show Notes
Illustration by David Wynne In which we wrap things up.
X-PLAINED:
Krakoa (mostly)
The True Secret History of Jay & Miles X-Plain the X-Men
The True Secret History of Matt Hunter
Live shows
The “WHAT”s
Audio production through transition
Adapting to long-distance recording
Proximity
Our retirement plans
The means of production
Our favorite voice effects
Sound design considerations for Dazzler’s shows
What we’ve learned from making Jay & Miles X-Plain the X-Men
Regrets
Where to find Matt online
Our evolving feelings about the X-Men
Stories we would’ve liked to have covered
The evolving podcasting landscape
X-Men analogues
Our theoretical Magic: The Gathering mechanics
What X-Men is really about
How to read like Jay and Miles
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