This is as days pass by, by Stuart Langridge

And this is The Story of LugRadio, written , and concerning LugRadio Live, LugRadio

In 2004, four Open Source Software fans from Wolverhampton started an Internet radio show. It ran for four years, had over two million downloads and spawned a string of live conferences. Often imitated, never bettered, this is the story of LugRadio.
Over the last two years, Tony Whitmore has been putting together a documentary about LugRadio, from start to finish. It's excellent, if you'll excuse our massive swollen heads through having a film made about us. Go download Don't Listen Alone: The Story of LugRadio and watch it. Damned good work, Tony.

Comments

Ian Stoffberg

It was often infuriating to listen to. Often I would be shouting at some of the unresearched opinionated drivel that you guys could cook up. Afterwards I would calm down and realise that you never pretended to be experts, just 4 guys talking and arguing as one does.

Your legacy remains the other podcasts that you inspired and I for one was encouraged to finally dump windows after listening both to yourselves & the TLLTS guys.

Congrats to everyone involved in making the video, it was a welcome reminder of the good old days.

I know that none of you could seriously believe the quote "Often imitated, never bettered" (well, maybe Jono), but I'm glad I discovered podcasts while you were broadcasting season 2! Who in their right mind would try and imitate some of those sketches??

Thanks again for awesome content and tons of arguments.

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