Was listening to vapor cast but the episodes are all outdated.
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Found another but after 20 minutes not one thing mentioned about vaping. A lot of cursing and talk about musicals!!! ...?
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Mt baker vapor has an ok podcast called Ownlife Vapor, its actually not bad. Havent found any others.
I truly miss VaporCast.
Look on iTunes for VP Live.
Click Bang (swearing and music) and Kevin's show on Sundays are my favorites.
Dimi's show on Weds is good. JeannieK's show on Tues is alright.
I have a hard time listening to Anti-Nanny.
Look on iTunes for VP Live.
Click Bang (swearing and music) and Kevin's show on Sundays are my favorites.
Dimi's show on Weds is good. JeannieK's show on Tues is alright.
I have a hard time listening to Anti-Nanny.
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This makes me sad. I've debated even mentioning it because I don't want to attract ...whatever it may attract.
I've tried listening to the VP Live podcast and what I heard was unmentionable here. Not "oh she's a cowardly old shrew uptight ***" unmentionable but "OMG it is 2014 and this is who is representing us?!?! On iTunes?!?!" unmentionable. I'd get kicked off ECF if I repeated what a they said on there.
It was awful, had nothing to do with vaping, and if I took personally the outright hatred for anything slightly to the left of Ghenghis Khan then I'd be out of luck. I want a podcast that doesn't make me feel embarrassed that someone who might NOT vape or need to hear pornographic noises (taken from actual PORN) might hear it.
So yes, I unsubscribed to VP Live and stick to YouTube, which is the way it is meant to be in a consumer-driven "economy." That podcast was, in my opinion, a very sad representation of vapers and the potential users of vaping supplies, and will possibly drive off anyone who is not in lockstep with the political opinions of some of their hosts.
I've tried listening to the VP Live podcast and what I heard was unmentionable here. Not "oh she's a cowardly old shrew uptight ***" unmentionable but "OMG it is 2014 and this is who is representing us?!?! On iTunes?!?!" unmentionable. I'd get kicked off ECF if I repeated what a they said on there.
It was awful, had nothing to do with vaping, and if I took personally the outright hatred for anything slightly to the left of Ghenghis Khan then I'd be out of luck. I want a podcast that doesn't make me feel embarrassed that someone who might NOT vape or need to hear pornographic noises (taken from actual PORN) might hear it.
So yes, I unsubscribed to VP Live and stick to YouTube, which is the way it is meant to be in a consumer-driven "economy." That podcast was, in my opinion, a very sad representation of vapers and the potential users of vaping supplies, and will possibly drive off anyone who is not in lockstep with the political opinions of some of their hosts.
I admit every show is not for everyone and are not intendend to be listened to by children, especially Click Bang.
The different shows will have regular guests come on that will educate the average vaper; Dr. Farsalinos, Dr. Phillips, Greg Conley, Kevin Skipper of VCC, members of CASAA, Freetovape, AEMSA, SFATA and Vaping Militia just to name a few. I'm not even mentioning all the YouTube vapestars who make regular appearances.
VP Live covers all the issues in the political and activist scenes, as well as deep discussions about what the vaping industry needs to do.
Though VP Live definately does not coddle to ECF, they do make reference to, and have a sub-forum on this site. Members of the ECF staff have appeared on shows, as well.
The different shows will have regular guests come on that will educate the average vaper; Dr. Farsalinos, Dr. Phillips, Greg Conley, Kevin Skipper of VCC, members of CASAA, Freetovape, AEMSA, SFATA and Vaping Militia just to name a few. I'm not even mentioning all the YouTube vapestars who make regular appearances.
VP Live covers all the issues in the political and activist scenes, as well as deep discussions about what the vaping industry needs to do.
Though VP Live definately does not coddle to ECF, they do make reference to, and have a sub-forum on this site. Members of the ECF staff have appeared on shows, as well.
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