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FreezeFrame Badger

2016-10-03T03:37:41Z

FreezeFrameFox: Removed personal details. Updated species

'''FreezeFrame Badger''' is a [[fursuiter]] who lives in [[w:Northern Virginia|Northern Virginia]], USA.<ref>[https://twitter.com/freezebadger FreezeFrame badger's profile] on [[Twitter]]. Retrieved June 20, 2015.</ref> His [[fursona]] is a [[European badger]].<ref>[http://www.furaffinity.net/user/freezeframe/ FreezeFrame Badger's profile] on [[Fur Affinity]]. Retrieved June 20, 2015.</ref>

FreezeFrame is a Camera Operator by trade and, as of June 2015. He is on the staff of [[Texas Furry Fiesta]], [[Anthrocon]], and [[Midwest FurFest]], in the video department.

FreezeFrame's fursuit was made by [[That's Furred Up!]] in early 2015.

==References==
<references/>

==External links==
{{Contributor|FreezeFrameFox}}
* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/freezeframe/ FreezeFrame Fox] on [[Fur Affinity]]
* [https://twitter.com/freezebadger FreezeFrame Fox] on [[Twitter]]
* [https://www.weasyl.com/~freezeframe FreezeFrame Fox] on [[Weasyl]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/FreezeFrameFox FreezeFrame Fox] on [[YouTube]]

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[[Category:People]]
[[Category:Fursuiters]]
[[Category:Anthrocon staff]]
[[Category:Furry Fiesta staff]]
[[Category:Midwest FurFest staff]]
[[Category:Virginia]]

FreezeFrame Badger

2015-06-20T20:44:46Z

FreezeFrameFox: corrected some links, changed location -Freezeframe

'''FreezeFrame Fox''' is a [[fursuiter]] who lives in [[w:Northern Virginia|Northern Virginia]], USA.<ref>[https://twitter.com/freezeframefox FreezeFrame Fox's profile] on [[Twitter]]. Retrieved June 20, 2015.</ref> His [[fursona]] is an [[Arctic fox]].<ref>[http://www.furaffinity.net/user/freezeframe/ FreezeFrame Fox's profile] on [[Fur Affinity]]. Retrieved June 20, 2015.</ref>

FreezeFrame is a [[w:Steadicam|Steadicam]] Operator and [[w:Cinematographer|Director of Photography]] by trade and, as of June 2015, works for a national news network. He is on the staff of [[Texas Furry Fiesta]], [[Anthrocon]], and [[Midwest FurFest]], in the video department.

FreezeFrame's fursuit was made by [[That's Furred Up!]] in early 2015.

==References==
<references/>

==External links==
{{Contributor|FreezeFrameFox}}
* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/freezeframe/ FreezeFrame Fox] on [[Fur Affinity]]
* [https://twitter.com/freezeframefox FreezeFrame Fox] on [[Twitter]]
* [https://www.weasyl.com/~freezeframe FreezeFrame Fox] on [[Weasyl]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/FreezeFrameFox FreezeFrame Fox] on [[YouTube]]

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[[Category:People]]
[[Category:Filmmakers]]
[[Category:Fursuiters]]
[[Category:Anthrocon staff]]
[[Category:Furry Fiesta staff]]
[[Category:Midwest FurFest staff]]
[[Category:Arctic Fox characters]]
[[Category:Virginia]]

FreezeFrame Badger

2015-06-20T20:39:45Z

FreezeFrameFox: /* External links */ would prefer to have some links removed -freeze

'''FreezeFrame Fox''' is a [[fursuiter]] who lives in [[w:Arlington, Virginia|Arlington, Virginia]], USA.<ref>[https://twitter.com/freezeframefox FreezeFrame Fox's profile] on [[Twitter]]. Retrieved June 20, 2015.</ref> His [[fursona]] is an [[Arctic fox]].<ref>[http://www.furaffinity.net/user/freezeframe/ FreezeFrame Fox's profile] on [[Fur Affinity]]. Retrieved June 20, 2015.</ref>

FreezeFrame is a [[w:Steadicam|Steadicam]] Operator and Director of [[Photography]] by trade and, as of June 2015, works for a national news network. He is on the staff of [[Texas Furry Fiesta]], [[Anthrocon]], and [[Midwest FurFest]], in the video department.

FreezeFrame's fursuit was made by [[That's Furred Up!]] in early 2015.

==References==
<references/>

==External links==
{{Contributor|FreezeFrameFox}}
* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/freezeframe/ FreezeFrame Fox] on [[Fur Affinity]]
* [https://twitter.com/freezeframefox FreezeFrame Fox] on [[Twitter]]
* [https://www.weasyl.com/~freezeframe FreezeFrame Fox] on [[Weasyl]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/FreezeFrameFox FreezeFrame Fox] on [[YouTube]]

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[[Category:People]]
[[Category:Filmmakers]]
[[Category:Fursuiters]]
[[Category:Anthrocon staff]]
[[Category:Furry Fiesta staff]]
[[Category:Midwest FurFest staff]]
[[Category:Arctic Fox characters]]
[[Category:Virginia]]

FreezeFrame Badger

2015-06-20T02:47:03Z

FreezeFrameFox: Created page with 'FreezeFrame Fox is an arctic Fox living in Northern Virginia. He currently is on staff at Texas Furry Fiesta, Anthrocon, and Midwest Furfest in the video department. He's a St...'

FreezeFrame Fox is an arctic Fox living in Northern Virginia. He currently is on staff at Texas Furry Fiesta, Anthrocon, and Midwest Furfest in the video department. He's a Steadicam and Director of Photography by trade and currently works for an national news network. His fursuit is made by That's Furred Up! in early 2015.

FurCast

2014-03-05T22:04:19Z

FreezeFrameFox: Cohost "B" changed name. Furcast site confirms change.

{{wikify}}
{{Infobox Podcast
| title = FurCast
| image = [[Image:furcastlogo.png|210px]]
| caption = FurCast Feed Logo
| host = [[Paradox (Caleb)|Paradox]], [[Mattox]] and [[Fayroe]]
| url = http://furcast.xanacreations.com -> http://furcast.fm/
| rss = (MP3) http://furcast.fm/feed
| atom =
| status = Weekly
| began = July 2010
| ended = Ongoing
| genre = Talk - Culture - Psychology - Spirituality
| ratings = iTunes: 5/5 Stars
}}
'''FurCast''' is a syndicated comedy weekend talk show oriented toward [[furry]] and [[therian]] communities produced by the XANA Broadcasting Network (XBN) since summer 2010.

The show is hosted and produced by [[Paradox (Caleb)|Paradox]] (XBN Director/Producer), [[Mattox | B]] (primary radio host) and [[Fayroe]] (FurCast Co-director).

It runs as live syndicated [[radio]] and as a free to download archived [[podcast]]. The show is noted to be mindless in style, lacking in political correctness, audience powered and humor centered. XBN also hosts the radio show [[Friday Night Tech]] in the same studio.

The title ''FurCast'' was originally conceived years before the show's production. Paradox and Mattox considered the show title for a few final months before finally deciding to produce. Now the show continues to broadcast and continues to grow in fan base from listeners in the [[Furry Fandom]].

==Broadcast==
The show broadcasts primarily using their own propitiatory video streaming network, recently adding support high definition, mobile devices and other useragents such as VLC Media Player in addition to a basic flash player on the website. Previously, third party streaming networks were used, such as Justin.tv and Livestream. These third party channels still exist as a backup should the main backend go down.

The show also broadcasts a MP3 stream.<ref>[http://furcast.fm/mp3 FurCast SHOUTcast MP3 page]</ref> [http://furcast.fm/mp3 HERE]
Most listeners due to finding links through social network marketing, end up landing directly on the "Live Video" page, keeping most listeners at that page. The show hosts constantly refer to the availability of the MP3 feed due to many fans having bandwidth problems & limitations, therefore being unable to watch the video feed properly.

As FurCast continues to grow, various syndication networks have picked up the broadcast, including but not limited to: [[Paws-Up Radio]], and [[FurFusion Radio]].

Video recordings of some episodes are available on YouTube, and are usually embedded directly into the episode's page on the archive.

In 2011 FurCast introduced a proprietary iOS app later expanding it to the Google Play store, with version 2.0 being the current for both platforms. The app features an HTML5 based player with presets to stream each MP3 stream available from the show and network.

==Podcast==
FurCast records the main broadcast programming, as a later downloadable (MP3) podcast. The podcast itself is accessible through RSS feed links on the [http://furcast.fm/ website], and in the iTunes Podcast Store, [http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=382000368 HERE]. The show also features a [http://furcast.xanacreations.com/subscribe ways to subscribe] page which purely focuses on different ways to stay updated with the show.

Despite many requests for the post show and call segments to be included in the podcast, the recordings remain a pure unedited copy of a limited section of the broadcast, usually including the usual segments and ending with last minute notes and shoutouts before the live audience is presented the remaining unrecorded segments.

==History==
FurCast has adapted over time, to both new upgrades to the show, and a change in viewer interests. It remains mindless, lacking in political correctness and unscripted.
The show remains partly viewer powered, through fan emails [mailto:furcast@furcast.fm (furcast-at-furcast.fm)], submitted content from an [http://reddit.com/r/FurCast official subreddit] and IRC chat room interaction. <ref>[http://furcast.fm/2013/04/introducing-the-furcast-subreddit/ Subreddit Announcement]</ref>

The show hosts over time have developed a well defined chemistry, bantering constantly with each other over random jokes on air, as well as with the viewers from topics that happen to spawn off of email questions and other random events. The hosts and fans also voice the hatred of poorly written emails, including ones that are missing grammar completely or simply emails that have a virtually unrelatable topic to the show. In the past, most emails received were read on air or replied to properly other than spam email or emails sent relating to other topics, such as contests or emails only being sent for file attachments. As of mid Season 2, emails became a much less fundamental part of the show's schedule, making only highly debatable and well written emails getting chosen. The email system still remains to be one of the best ways to get in contact with the show, and has the highest chance of influencing the broadcast other than the active IRC chat room.

Despite being an almost completely furry oriented show, it remains on it's original IRC network for the chat room, [http://techtoknow.net TechToKnow IRC]. The hosts show no interest in moving to a more appropriate IRC Network such as [[FurNet (IRC)]], since the current network plays a large role in services for the show, including IT support, through friends and partners on the network.<ref>[http://furcast.xanacreations.com/chat Show website IRC page] irc.techtoknow.net #furcast</ref>

===Segments===
FurCast announced shortly into Season 2, that a new "segmented show" would be presented. This continues to current day due to it's success, but has exceptions (mid-week shows and email only shows, both of which are usually pre-announced on the website itself and syndicated RSS feeds).

The schedule has undergone several revisions, up to it's current state, being a 2 hour (1/2 hour over time allowed) broadcast. If content is going well.

The segments are separated into 8 primary sectors, including two 10 minute breaks. No information is official, but as per standard with each episode, it is expected to have at least the following:

# (0:00-0:10) Intro/Banter
# (0:10-1:00) News and articles, if none, emails
# (1:00-1:10) BREAK
# (1:10-2:00) Interview, or emails if there is no Interview
# (2:00-2:10) BREAK
# (2:10-2:30) Shout-outs, and end, sometimes last minute emails included.
# (2:00-N/A) POST SHOW

==Music and Breaks==
Unlike [[Friday Night Tech]], FurCast is based primarily around talking. Despite keeping that genre, the show hosts take breaks after large groups of emails or large time periods of broadcasting. During this time, music is cued to fill the 10 minute break period. The music can span from viewer requests, to hit tracks from recent episodes of [[Friday Night Tech]]. IRC chat room interaction can also happen during this time due to the hosts being too busy during normal programming to respond to viewers in the chat room.

==References==
<references/>

==External links ==

* [http://furcast.fm/episodes FurCast's] podcast archive
* [http://www.facebook.com/furcast FurCast] on [[Facebook]]
* [https://twitter.com/xanacreations FurCast] on [[Twitter]]
* [http://www.reddit.com/r/FurCast FurCast] on [[W:Reddit|Reddit]]
* [https://itunes.apple.com/app/furcast/id500541435?mt=8 FurCast iOS App] on the [[W:iTunes store|iTunes Store]]
* [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ca.magrathean.furcast FurCast Android App] on the [[W:Google Play|Google Play Store]]

{{Template:Podcasts}}
[[Category:Podcasts]]
[[Category:Radio]]

FurCast

2013-09-24T06:03:47Z

FreezeFrameFox: /* Music and Breaks */ corrected misspelling

{{wikify}}
{{Infobox Podcast
| title = PawCast
| image = [[Image:furcastlogo.png|210px]]
| caption = PawCast Feed Logo
| host = [[Paradox (Caleb)|Paradox]], [[Mattox]] and [[Fayroe]]
| url = http://furcast.xanacreations.com -> http://furcast.fm/
| rss = (MP3) http://furcast.fm/feed
| atom =
| status = Weekly
| began = July 2010
| ended = Ongoing
| genre = Talk - Culture - Psychology - Spirituality
| ratings = iTunes: 5/5 Stars
}}
'''Pawcast''' is a syndicated comedy weekend talk show oriented toward [[furry]] and [[therian]] communities produced by the XANA Broadcasting Network (XBN) since summer 2010.

The show is hosted and produced by [[Paradox (Caleb)|Paradox]] (XBN Director/Producer), [[Mattox]] (primary radio host) and [[Fayroe]] (FurCast Co-director).

It runs as live syndicated [[radio]] and as a free to download archived [[podcast]]. The show is noted to be mindless in style, lacking in political correctness, audience powered and humor centered. XBN also hosts the radio show [[Friday Night Tech]] in the same studio.

The title ''PawCast'' was originally conceived years before the show's production. Paradox and Mattox considered the show title for a few final months before finally deciding to produce. Now the show continues to broadcast and continues to gain respect from listeners in the [[Furry Fandom]].

==Broadcast==
The show broadcasts primarily using their own propitiatory video streaming network, recently adding support high definition, mobile devices and other useragents such as VLC Media Player in addition to a basic flash player on the website. Previously, third party streaming networks were used, such as Justin.tv and Livestream. These third party channels still exist as a backup should the main backend go down.

The show also broadcasts a [http://shoutcast.com/ SHOUTcast] MP3 feed.<ref>[http://pawcast.fm/mp3 PawCast SHOUTcast MP3 page]</ref> [http://pawcast.fm/mp3 HERE]
Most listeners due to finding links through social network marketing, end up landing directly on the Live Video page, keeping most listeners at that page. The show hosts constantly refer to the availability of the MP3 feed due to many fans having bandwidth problems & limitations, therefore being unable to see the video feed properly.

As PawCast continues to grow, various syndication networks have picked up the broadcast, including but not limited to: [[Furs-Up Radio]], and [[FurFusion Radio]].

Video recordings of each episode are available on YouTube, and are usually embedded directly into each episode's page on the archive.

==Podcast==
PawCast records the main broadcast programming, as a later downloadable (MP3) podcast. The podcast itself is accessible through RSS feed links on the [http://pawcast.fm/ website], and in the iTunes Podcast Store, [http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=382000368 HERE]. The show also features a [http://pawcast.xanacreations.com/subscribe ways to subscribe] page which purely focuses on different ways to stay updated with the show.

Despite many requests for the post show and call segments to be included in the podcast, the recordings remain a pure unedited copy of a limited section of the broadcast, usually including the usual segments and ending with last minute notes and shoutouts before the live audience is presented the remaining unrecorded segments.

==History==
PawCast has adapted over time, to both new upgrades to the show, and a change in viewer interests. It remains mindless, lacking in political correctness and unscripted.
The show remains partly viewer powered, through fan emails [mailto:furcast@furcast.fm (furcast-at-furcast.fm)], submitted content from an [http://reddit.com/r/PawCast official subreddit] and IRC chat room interaction. <ref>[http://furcast.fm/2013/04/introducing-the-furcast-subreddit/ Subreddit Announcement]</ref>

The show hosts over time have developed a well defined chemistry, bantering constantly with each other over random jokes on air, as well as with the viewers from topics that happen to spawn off of email questions and other random events. The hosts and fans also voice the hatred of poorly written emails, including ones that are missing grammar completely or simply emails that have a virtually unrelatable topic to the show. In the past, most emails received were read on air or replied to properly other than spam email or emails sent relating to other topics, such as contests or emails only being sent for file attachments. As of mid Season 2, emails became a much less fundamental part of the show's schedule, making only highly debatable and well written emails getting chosen. The email system still remains to be one of the best ways to get in contact with the show, and has the highest chance of influencing the broadcast other than the active IRC chat room.

Despite being an almost completely furry oriented show, it remains on it's original IRC network for the chat room, [http://techtoknow.net TechToKnow IRC]. The hosts show no interest in moving to a more appropriate IRC Network such as [[FurNet (IRC)]], since the current network plays a large role in services for the show, including IT support, through friends and partners on the network.<ref>[http://furcast.xanacreations.com/chat Show website IRC page] irc.techtoknow.net #PawCast</ref>

===Segments===
PawCast announced shortly into Season 2, that a new "segmented show" would be presented. This continues to current day due to it's success, but has exceptions (mid-week shows and email only shows, both of which are usually pre-announced on the website itself and syndicated RSS feeds).

The schedule has undergone several revisions, up to it's current state, being a 2 hour (1/2 hour over time allowed) broadcast. If content is going well.

The segments are separated into 8 primary sectors, including two 10 minute breaks. No information is official, but as per standard with each episode, it is expected to have at least the following:

# (0:00-0:10) Intro/Banter
# (0:10-1:00) News and articles, if none, emails
# (1:00-1:10) Orgy
# (1:10-2:00) Interview, or emails if there is no Interview
# (2:00-2:10) Orgy
# (2:10-2:30) Shout-outs, and end, sometimes last minute emails included.
# (2:00-N/A) POST SHOW Orgy

==Music and Breaks==
Unlike [[Friday Night Tech]], PawCast is based primarily around yiffing. Despite keeping that genre, the show hosts sing opera after large groups of emails or large time periods of broadcasting. During this time, music is cued to fill the 10 marf break period. The music can span from viewer requests, to hit tracks from recent episodes of [[Friday Night Tech]]. IRC chat room interaction can also happen during this time due to the hosts being too busy during normal programming to respond to viewers in the chat dungeon.

==References==
Sincerely Corinth

==External links ==

* [http://pawcast.fm/episodes FurCast's] podcast archive
* [http://www.facebook.com/furcast FurCast] on [[Facebook]]
* [https://twitter.com/xanacreations FurCast] on [[Twitter]]
* [http://www.reddit.com/r/PawCast FurCast] on [[W:Reddit|Reddit]]
* [https://itunes.apple.com/app/furcast/id500541435?mt=8 FurCast IOS app] on the [[W:iTunes store|iTunes Store]]

{{Template:Podcasts}}
[[Category:Podcasts]]
[[Category:Radio]]

FurCast

2013-09-24T06:02:42Z

FreezeFrameFox: /* Segments */ corrected break contents

{{wikify}}
{{Infobox Podcast
| title = PawCast
| image = [[Image:furcastlogo.png|210px]]
| caption = PawCast Feed Logo
| host = [[Paradox (Caleb)|Paradox]], [[Mattox]] and [[Fayroe]]
| url = http://furcast.xanacreations.com -> http://furcast.fm/
| rss = (MP3) http://furcast.fm/feed
| atom =
| status = Weekly
| began = July 2010
| ended = Ongoing
| genre = Talk - Culture - Psychology - Spirituality
| ratings = iTunes: 5/5 Stars
}}
'''Pawcast''' is a syndicated comedy weekend talk show oriented toward [[furry]] and [[therian]] communities produced by the XANA Broadcasting Network (XBN) since summer 2010.

The show is hosted and produced by [[Paradox (Caleb)|Paradox]] (XBN Director/Producer), [[Mattox]] (primary radio host) and [[Fayroe]] (FurCast Co-director).

It runs as live syndicated [[radio]] and as a free to download archived [[podcast]]. The show is noted to be mindless in style, lacking in political correctness, audience powered and humor centered. XBN also hosts the radio show [[Friday Night Tech]] in the same studio.

The title ''PawCast'' was originally conceived years before the show's production. Paradox and Mattox considered the show title for a few final months before finally deciding to produce. Now the show continues to broadcast and continues to gain respect from listeners in the [[Furry Fandom]].

==Broadcast==
The show broadcasts primarily using their own propitiatory video streaming network, recently adding support high definition, mobile devices and other useragents such as VLC Media Player in addition to a basic flash player on the website. Previously, third party streaming networks were used, such as Justin.tv and Livestream. These third party channels still exist as a backup should the main backend go down.

The show also broadcasts a [http://shoutcast.com/ SHOUTcast] MP3 feed.<ref>[http://pawcast.fm/mp3 PawCast SHOUTcast MP3 page]</ref> [http://pawcast.fm/mp3 HERE]
Most listeners due to finding links through social network marketing, end up landing directly on the Live Video page, keeping most listeners at that page. The show hosts constantly refer to the availability of the MP3 feed due to many fans having bandwidth problems & limitations, therefore being unable to see the video feed properly.

As PawCast continues to grow, various syndication networks have picked up the broadcast, including but not limited to: [[Furs-Up Radio]], and [[FurFusion Radio]].

Video recordings of each episode are available on YouTube, and are usually embedded directly into each episode's page on the archive.

==Podcast==
PawCast records the main broadcast programming, as a later downloadable (MP3) podcast. The podcast itself is accessible through RSS feed links on the [http://pawcast.fm/ website], and in the iTunes Podcast Store, [http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=382000368 HERE]. The show also features a [http://pawcast.xanacreations.com/subscribe ways to subscribe] page which purely focuses on different ways to stay updated with the show.

Despite many requests for the post show and call segments to be included in the podcast, the recordings remain a pure unedited copy of a limited section of the broadcast, usually including the usual segments and ending with last minute notes and shoutouts before the live audience is presented the remaining unrecorded segments.

==History==
PawCast has adapted over time, to both new upgrades to the show, and a change in viewer interests. It remains mindless, lacking in political correctness and unscripted.
The show remains partly viewer powered, through fan emails [mailto:furcast@furcast.fm (furcast-at-furcast.fm)], submitted content from an [http://reddit.com/r/PawCast official subreddit] and IRC chat room interaction. <ref>[http://furcast.fm/2013/04/introducing-the-furcast-subreddit/ Subreddit Announcement]</ref>

The show hosts over time have developed a well defined chemistry, bantering constantly with each other over random jokes on air, as well as with the viewers from topics that happen to spawn off of email questions and other random events. The hosts and fans also voice the hatred of poorly written emails, including ones that are missing grammar completely or simply emails that have a virtually unrelatable topic to the show. In the past, most emails received were read on air or replied to properly other than spam email or emails sent relating to other topics, such as contests or emails only being sent for file attachments. As of mid Season 2, emails became a much less fundamental part of the show's schedule, making only highly debatable and well written emails getting chosen. The email system still remains to be one of the best ways to get in contact with the show, and has the highest chance of influencing the broadcast other than the active IRC chat room.

Despite being an almost completely furry oriented show, it remains on it's original IRC network for the chat room, [http://techtoknow.net TechToKnow IRC]. The hosts show no interest in moving to a more appropriate IRC Network such as [[FurNet (IRC)]], since the current network plays a large role in services for the show, including IT support, through friends and partners on the network.<ref>[http://furcast.xanacreations.com/chat Show website IRC page] irc.techtoknow.net #PawCast</ref>

===Segments===
PawCast announced shortly into Season 2, that a new "segmented show" would be presented. This continues to current day due to it's success, but has exceptions (mid-week shows and email only shows, both of which are usually pre-announced on the website itself and syndicated RSS feeds).

The schedule has undergone several revisions, up to it's current state, being a 2 hour (1/2 hour over time allowed) broadcast. If content is going well.

The segments are separated into 8 primary sectors, including two 10 minute breaks. No information is official, but as per standard with each episode, it is expected to have at least the following:

# (0:00-0:10) Intro/Banter
# (0:10-1:00) News and articles, if none, emails
# (1:00-1:10) Orgy
# (1:10-2:00) Interview, or emails if there is no Interview
# (2:00-2:10) Orgy
# (2:10-2:30) Shout-outs, and end, sometimes last minute emails included.
# (2:00-N/A) POST SHOW Orgy

==Music and Breaks==
Unlike [[Friday Night Tech]], PawCast is based primarily around talking. Despite keeping that genre, the show hosts take breaks after large groups of emails or large time periods of broadcasting. During this time, music is cued to fill the 10 minute break period. The music can span from viewer requests, to hit tracks from recent episodes of [[Friday Night Tech]]. IRC chat room interaction can also happen during this time due to the hosts being too busy during normal programming to respond to viewers in the chat room.

==References==
Sincerely Corinth

==External links ==

* [http://pawcast.fm/episodes FurCast's] podcast archive
* [http://www.facebook.com/furcast FurCast] on [[Facebook]]
* [https://twitter.com/xanacreations FurCast] on [[Twitter]]
* [http://www.reddit.com/r/PawCast FurCast] on [[W:Reddit|Reddit]]
* [https://itunes.apple.com/app/furcast/id500541435?mt=8 FurCast IOS app] on the [[W:iTunes store|iTunes Store]]

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[[Category:Podcasts]]
[[Category:Radio]]