Fill Me In

Our first real interview, and it’s with Jim Horne, blogger extraordinaire.

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or if there were, they were lost to…

Oh, crap. More long-distance horribleness. The microwave serves as our timer.

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or if there were, they were los…

Problems arise with the Viewer Mail Theme Song.

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or if there were, they were lost to the blurry mists of time.…

It’s our Lollapuzzoola recap episode.

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or if there were, they were lost to the blurry mists of time. But serio…

The voice of Madeleine Kahn. And we’re getting psyched for Lollapuzzoola!

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or if there were, they were lost to…

We receive a live phone call from Amanda Yesnowitz during the episode. This is definitely a highlight. Probably our first highlight.

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely …

We didn’t know it then, but the pre-cursor to the Thunder Round happened here. 26 puzzles in four minutes.

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or…

Desperate for anything, we try the 5-minute format one more time.

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or if there were, they were lost to the blu…

We announce our first tournament. We also post our very first crossword construction. It’s not very good.

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or …

More puzzle recaps, as always. Nothing really new, to be sure.

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or if there were, they were lost to the blurry…

Amanda gives our podcast a name, and “Fill Me In” is born. It only took sixteen episodes.

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or if there were, t…

Still better with the long-distance sound. More nicknames show up.

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or if there were, they were lost to the bl…

The whole premise of nicknames evolves further.

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or if there were, they were lost to the blurry mists of time.…

More Skype, but a little better. Also, we fake having a sponsor.

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or if there were, they were lost to the blur…

…because that’s how it sounds. Brian works away from home a lot, so some episodes were recorded via Skype. This was the first attempt.

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarel…

Our first titled episode. We still haven’t titled the show, but the episode has a name.

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or if there were, the…

Sound quality returns to the D- level we offered before.

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or if there were, they were lost to the blurry mists…

We screwed up the sound quality (worse than in the first eight episodes).

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or if there were, they were lost to…

Another attempt at a mini episode. Another failed attempt.

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or if there were, they were lost to the blurry mis…

The contest went unsolved, so it continued. Another week in puzzles.

In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or if there were, they were lost to the …