Mobile Food Views #1 (MobileViews 473): Poke in Hawaii; K61 wireless lav mic; mainframes memories


Todd Ogasawara (left) and Phil Mow (right)

Cali-crunch Poke

Miso Salmon

To kick off the Mobile Food Views podcast, Todd Ogasawara is joined by Philip Mow to talk about Poke (seasoned diced raw fish) in Hawaii. We ventured to Hanapa’a Market in East Honolulu where Todd had the Cali-Crunch and Phil had the special-of-the day – a miso salmon.

Sidenote: Shoutout to Absgeega. We tested the K61 wireless lavalier microphones for USB-A, USB-C, and Lightning devices. This is the first two-person podcast recording field test for it. The initial solo test recording is found in mini-podcast 38 on July 21. We recorded this podcast outdoors on a relatively breezy day.

Adobe recently reduced the amount of time the Adobe Podcast Enhance service will process from 60 to 30 minutes. Since this particular session as less than 30 minutes, I used it to post-process the audio.

In addition to our poke discussion, we also spent a few minutes reminiscing about working with mainframes in the “good ol’ days”.

Poke references

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MobileViews Podcast from Audible.com

Available via Google Music Podcasts and Apple iTunes.

MobileViews Podcast from Audible.com