web01.fireside.fm Thu, 28 May 2026 03:12:49 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Double Density - Episodes Tagged with “Secrets” https://www.doubledensity.net/tags/secrets Wed, 26 Sep 2018 05:00:00 -0400 Greetings cyberspace. Tune in every Wednesday as Angelo and Brian discuss tech news and issues, as well as the fads and trends of yesteryear. Stick around as they also delve into the strange world of the paranormal. en-us episodic Tech tales and paranormal primers Brian Hastie, Angelo Fiorentino Greetings cyberspace. Tune in every Wednesday as Angelo and Brian discuss tech news and issues, as well as the fads and trends of yesteryear. Stick around as they also delve into the strange world of the paranormal. no Brian Hastie, Angelo Fiorentino weirdoradio@gmail.com Episode 74: Secret Parkour https://www.doubledensity.net/74 87089d18-3a4c-472d-ac4d-dfd22948ba0f Wed, 26 Sep 2018 05:00:00 -0400 Brian Hastie, Angelo Fiorentino 74 Secret Parkour full Brian Hastie, Angelo Fiorentino Brian plays Zelda, Angelo gets Prime, and Luis Elizondo writes an article. 44:50 no <p>This week Brian spends some pre-show prep time playing Zelda, and then does his best to make Angelo feel bad about subscribing to Amazon Prime. The duo also ponder if Apple has become a luxury brand for rich people, the amazing storage medium of magnetic tapes, Doom 2's last secret, and taking a step back from all our distractions. When the discussion shifts to the paranormal, our hosts take a look at Luis Elizondo’s Medium article about the stigma of paranormal belief, and then take a look at the evacuation of an observatory that started off as excited and ended up being sort of boring.</p> NES, Zelda, UFO, Paranormal, elizondo, storage, magnetic tapes, Doom, videogames, secrets, apple, iphone, luxury This week Brian spends some pre-show prep time playing Zelda, and then does his best to make Angelo feel bad about subscribing to Amazon Prime. The duo also ponder if Apple has become a luxury brand for rich people, the amazing storage medium of magnetic tapes, Doom 2's last secret, and taking a step back from all our distractions. When the discussion shifts to the paranormal, our hosts take a look at Luis Elizondo’s Medium article about the stigma of paranormal belief, and then take a look at the evacuation of an observatory that started off as excited and ended up being sort of boring.

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]]> Episode 59: When WWDC And Dinos Collide https://www.doubledensity.net/59 3932a2f4-90ea-4bde-b9f1-7be592574591 Wed, 13 Jun 2018 05:00:00 -0400 Brian Hastie, Angelo Fiorentino 59 When WWDC And Dinos Collide full Brian Hastie, Angelo Fiorentino This week, Brian and Angelo take a closer look at Apple’s recent WWDC announcements, how memes don’t make money anymore, Norman the psychopathic AI, the Boring Company Not-A-Flamethrower, and burnt out YouTubers. Then in the paranormal segment, they take a closer look at weird things the government has seriously considered, including wormholes and stargates, as well as a surprising diagram hidden deep in the documents. Oh yeah, new artwork too! 1:01:01 no <p>This week, Brian and Angelo take a closer look at Apple’s recent WWDC announcements, how memes don’t make money anymore, Norman the psychopathic AI, the Boring Company Not-A-Flamethrower, and burnt out YouTubers. Then in the paranormal segment, they take a closer look at weird things the government has seriously considered, including wormholes and stargates, as well as a surprising diagram hidden deep in the documents. Oh yeah, new artwork too!</p> This week, Brian and Angelo take a closer look at Apple’s recent WWDC announcements, how memes don’t make money anymore, Norman the psychopathic AI, the Boring Company Not-A-Flamethrower, and burnt out YouTubers. Then in the paranormal segment, they take a closer look at weird things the government has seriously considered, including wormholes and stargates, as well as a surprising diagram hidden deep in the documents. Oh yeah, new artwork too!

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]]> Episode 51: Area 51: This is Your Life https://www.doubledensity.net/51 b2d71db3-3cc7-4aeb-89af-0d05da6640a2 Wed, 18 Apr 2018 05:30:00 -0400 Brian Hastie, Angelo Fiorentino 51 Area 51: This is Your Life full Brian Hastie, Angelo Fiorentino This week, the episode gets flipped turned upside-down, as Brian and Angelo start the show with a special look at Area 51. Then they make the unprecedented move of having the tech section in the second half, where they discuss Angelo's new MIDI controller, some Uber follow-up, Apple criticism, phone boredom, and much more. 46:08 no <p>This week, the episode gets flipped turned upside-down, as Brian and Angelo start the show with a special look at Area 51. Then they make the unprecedented move of having the tech section in the second half, where they discuss Angelo's new MIDI controller, some Uber follow-up, Apple criticism, phone boredom, and much more.</p> This week, the episode gets flipped turned upside-down, as Brian and Angelo start the show with a special look at Area 51. Then they make the unprecedented move of having the tech section in the second half, where they discuss Angelo's new MIDI controller, some Uber follow-up, Apple criticism, phone boredom, and much more.

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]]> Episode 47: Time Slinky https://www.doubledensity.net/47 68576619-74cc-4d91-bf7b-2b34768ff0c1 Wed, 21 Mar 2018 05:30:00 -0400 Brian Hastie, Angelo Fiorentino 47 Time Slinky full Brian Hastie, Angelo Fiorentino Memes. So many memes. Brian and Angelo have a look at what memes are, how they’ve changed, and how people used them. They reach memeception, and Alexa laughs at them when they get there. In the paranormal segment, things go off the rails real quick as they look into the Montauk Project and the colourful personalities involved. 1:17:14 no <p>Memes. So many memes. Brian and Angelo have a look at what memes are, how they’ve changed, and how people used them. They reach memeception, and Alexa laughs at them when they get there. In the paranormal segment, things go off the rails real quick as they look into the Montauk Project and the colourful personalities involved. </p> Memes. So many memes. Brian and Angelo have a look at what memes are, how they’ve changed, and how people used them. They reach memeception, and Alexa laughs at them when they get there. In the paranormal segment, things go off the rails real quick as they look into the Montauk Project and the colourful personalities involved.

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