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It seems like a enlarged duration since we’ve done our live podcast, and that’s considering it has been — we talked to Felicia Day last week, but the interview was taped considering of the holiday. So tomorrow afternoon, we’re happy that we’ll be back live by at Ustream to record our weekly podcast. On the docket tomorrow, we’ve invited Michael Zenke of our sister site Massively (it’s like our site, but for all MMOs) — he was kind suitable to invite us on their podcast the other week, so we’re returning the favor, and he’ll be on to talk about what he thinks of Wrath so far (and we may even get in some MMO comparing, just in duration for the gift season). Matthew Rossi will plus be on board to talk about that Blacksmithing bug, and we’ll have some good tips for reputation gear that all classes should be seeking out ASAP.

The show starts at 3:30pm Eastern (time zone converter) by on our Ustream page, or we’ve even embedded the feed right after the break, so just come back here and you’ll be able to listen, chat, take part in our polls, and join in on all of the fun live. And whether you have a question or comment for the show already, just newsletter it to us: theshow@wowinsider.com is the address, and anything you send in, be they questions, comments, or whatever, might just end up on the show tomorrow afternoon.

If you can’t manufacture it, the new show will be out in iTunes and here on the site Monday dawn, so you won’t miss the show itself. But you might miss our aftershow — we’ve been hanging out for a few minutes after we turn the recording off, so whether you can tune in live, please do so, and you’ll have an exclusive chance to talk to us directly after the broadcast. See you next!

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Original post by Mike Schramm