Poll

I have a long commute and listen to either podcasts or audiobooks. I barely have an hour a day to watch TV, so I don't have time to watch S&L on youtube. Sorry...

Does it make it any easier now they've split the YouTube show into two smaller videos?

I absorb the content any way I can...more the merrier...

I didn't know they had split the show. how is it shown now?

You need an "all three" option :) I'm on GR most every day, save the YT show for Friday evenings to watch with my DH and take the podcast on my Saturday morning drive to work.

Chris wrote: "I didn't know they had split the show. how is it shown now?"

They split it into news & interviews in one, book club discussions in the other. Together they're around the same length as the first episodes they released.

Caroline wrote: "You need an "all three" option :)"

If you were able to view this poll then it's obvious you use GR and are a member of the S&L group. I wanted the poll to be as concise as possible. It's mainly about gauging the response to the answers I created.

I see what you're getting at. It would be interesting to be more fine-grained with it, though (not saying this poll should be responsible for that!) - how many people just look at the forums every so often BUT their main engagement is with the audio/video, vs people who really use the forums a lot AND watch/listen to everything.

I like lots of data. :)

I chose Podcast only, because that's how I get about 90% of my S&L. But I do spend a bit of time on the forums here. Instead of spending a few minutes here and there on the forum, I tend to spend a longer period of time here once a week or so.

I listen to the podcast while driving to/from work, and I don't have much free time at home, so I haven't been able to watch even a single YouTube video.

I recently watch my first S&L video podcast; the one with John Scalzi...love his work!! Anywho, nothing against Tom and Veronica but the video podcast seems to be "stiff" and too scripted. I like the more relaxed audio podcast where it sounds more like two people talking to each other and not two people reading a script. Does that make sense?