PolyCast Episode 302: "Always Improving"

[DanQ]

Always. The three hundred-and-second episode of PolyCast, "Always Improving", features regular co-hosts Daniel "DanQ" Quick, Stephanie "Makahlua", Philip "TheMeInTeam" Bellew and Jason "MegaBearsFan" Grade with first-time guest co-host "Timothy001". It carries a runtime of 59m59s.

The summary of topics is as follows:

- 01m17s | News
All about the March 2018 Update for Civilization VI: Rise and Fall is followed by an addendum, requesting a change with respect to hex options when occupied by an enemy unit (17m07s).
- 20m27s | Senate
The "good", "bad and the ugly" of CivVI Governors introduced in the game's first expansion pack are rated through their abilities, absolute and relative to each other.
- 43m56s | Forum Talk
Individually limited, collectively extensive: a call for the most pressing Civilization VI: Rise and Fall gameplay changes needed presently.

- Intro/Outro | Miscellaneous
A case for blooping.

PolyCast is a bi-weekly audio production recording live every other Saturday throughout the year, in an ongoing effort to give the Civilization community an interactive voice; sibling show ModCast focuses on Civ modding, TurnCast on Civ multiplay.

 

[alancsilver]

Dan:

I have seen this a few times and now again. I have an android phone and use BeyondPod as my podcast player. The latest episode is posted in my feed. But when I go to download it, it is actually the previous episode, 201 in this case.
I just tried installing another podcast player and it has the same effect. Any idea what could be going on here?

Keep up the good work

 

[DanQ]

Dan:

I have seen this a few times and now again. I have an android phone and use BeyondPod as my podcast player. The latest episode is posted in my feed. But when I go to download it, it is actually the previous episode, 201 in this case.
I just tried installing another podcast player and it has the same effect. Any idea what could be going on here?

In answer your question, yes: the error was a result of a typo on my part. It has now been corrected. Pardon the inconvenience, and thank you for bringing it to my attention.

Enjoy the listen!

Keep up the good work

Your continued, engaged presence as apart of the show's audience is appreciated.