MTG Salvation

Hey all! My name's Caleb, and some of you might know me from my content on CFB. Recently, I started a made for twitch.tv webcast with a few friends as a fun project on the side. The Vods can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROHGFN_1ibw&list=UUq8_wwYzFkxCrQ352S_BMHQ

The first week we got Craig Wescoe, the second Brad Nelson, and we'll be live streaming Episode 3 with platinum pro Josh Mcclain tomorrow, Thursday, at 6:30 central from my personal stream twitch.tv/calebdmtg

I'm posting here because I'm looking for feedback and views. Give it a watch and let me know what you think!

Thanks,

Caleb

That's going to depend on who we have on, but I've been playing competitive Magic for a while and that's where my contacts are, so that's the show's focus.

Both of the first episodes talked with the players about their finishes, interesting developments in constructed formats, decks they're working on, and thoughts on recent changes by Wizards. The discussion is pretty loose knit, and I'm hoping to keep it somewhat rant and story friendly.

I've been watching a lot of Youtube MTG stuff, so as long as it's also on youtube I'll send you a few views.

With regard to your poll, definitely podcast. I like listening to things like this while working and podcasts are easier for several reasons.

Why can't you just let people download the audio from the video, then everyone is happy. Honestly though I couldn't bring myself to sit through Cedric Phillips' podcast, I don't believe there is a lot of demand for these types of services as even streaming starcity opens only ever have a few thousand viewers. Whatever makes you happy.

I suggest doing a podcast. Essentially, what you're doing right now isn't much different from a podcast already, and making it into a podcast makes it easier for people to listen to it while doing something else. In my case, on my way to or from work.

Anyway, I think I'm the sort of player who's a part of the target audience here, so I assume I'll be checking it out when I have the time

http://youtu.be/Dh9qIvPx8IA

Josh was gracious enough to put up with over an hour of technical difficulties, so we called his PT team weird and asked him why he plays bad decks.