How do you define a podcast like The Definitive Word?
definitive (de-FIN-a-tiv) adj. 1. Precisely defined or explicit … well, sometimes it’s one of those things, and sometimes it’s another, but rarely both at once.
2. Supplying or being a final settlement or decision; conclusive … no, we really couldn’t make this claim.
3. Authoritative and complete … It’s our goal, but we sometimes get sidetracked along the way.
4. Fully formed or developed, as an organ or structure … Fair enough. This is a fully formed podcast.
5. A word that defines or limits, such as the definite article or a demonstrative pronoun … This sums it up best.
The Definitive Word is a weekly round-table discussion hosted by Will Tristram and various guests. Each week, the panel picks a topic and chews on it for a while until a conclusion is reached, or not reached, with plenty of hilarity along the way.
You can now get the first two volumes of The Definitive Word from MusicalMouseMat.com. Each volume contains nearly 23 hours of definitive audio entertainment. Volume one starts with shows originally released in early 2008.
For the next two weeks the two packs are on sale for only £9.99 each. Not bad for nearly a whole day of Will.
You should probably also know that the album Ruff Around The Edges written by Whip Buffley, good friend of The Definitive Word, is now available to buy at musicalmousemat.com.