Well, we forgot to mention the line from “Mysteries of the Universe” about a fleet of submarines, but join us as we discuss the three videos we’ve seen so far, Lord of the Flies, and a diverse offering of feedback emails! Just a few more months left in this hiatus…!
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Here’s a screenshot of the list of questions we tried to answer from one of the Mysteries of the Universe videos. What would your answers be? Do you think the Dharma Initiative would hire you?
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Last night I had the extreme privilege of participating in the Bunny Awards, hosted by Heath and Ms. Wendy of the Lost Revisited Now podcast! It was a wonderful couple of hours spent talking over the highlights of the season two finale, Live Together, Die Alone. Thanks, Heath and Wendy!
Two weeks ago I also have the honor of participating in an episode of Rethinking Lost, hosted by Scott and Elton. We discussed whether or not we thought any episodes were merely “filler” and other related topics that arose. Thanks to those guys for having me on the show!
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Hopefully you can tell from the title of this post…this episode was a joint effort between myself (Anna), Matt from Keys to Lost, and Alex from Alex’s Hiatus Cast! We spent almost two hours discussing the questions that we would most like to see answered in season 6 and making (spoiler free) predictions for the upcoming season.
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Hey guys! If you’re bored due to the hiatus this week, then check out the list of LOST mysteries that Robin from thetvcritic.org made, listed by episode, along with the probability for each mystery to be answered! Plans are in the works via the LPN to base a roundtable podcast on this information. (Many Bothams died to bring us this information…)
Also, you guys have been leaving some great comments and sending in more great emails this week, so Denise and I will probably record a short podcast on Thursday at our usual time. It won’t be much, but it’ll be something to help hold you over until the next new episode of Lost!
And don’t forget about the next Ramble-On Cast, hosted by The Lost Revisited Now with Heath and Ms. Wendy! Anyone and everyone is welcome to call in and talk, question, theorize, and otherwise pick Lost apart. This will begin at 8pm EST on the TLRNow Talkshoe page.
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In the seventh episode of Jacob’s Cabin, I give the island’s perspective on the events of “This Place Is Death”, respond to a large volume of listener feedback, have a nice talk with Denise about the episode, and nominate two new characters for this week’s character award.
Also, for those who don’t use itunes, there is a new link on the right sidebar to access the RSS feed of the mp3s.
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In episode 5 of Jacob’s Cabin, I give my list of “Top Ten Reasons I Would Not Want to be a Character in This Episode”, give my thoughts on the episode, respond to listener feedback, discuss elements of the episode further with Denise, and suggest three character for this week’s character award. Visit the polls page or click here to vote!
As always, I appreciate your feedback!
Email: anna.in.indiana@gmail.com
Call the voicemail line: 646-495-9205 ext. 35382
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Jacob’s Cabin episode 3 is now available for download here or through itunes subscriptions! In this episode I take a (rather lengthy) look at “There’s No Place Like Home, pt. 2”, the Lost Season 4 finale, respond to listener comments, and try to place the events around the moving of the island into a clearer timeline (see picture below–I think all this action only takes about 10 minutes, 15 minutes tops in real-time). I also nominate three Losties for this installment’s character award–vote here!
Got feedback? Theories? Ideas? Suggestions? Get in touch with me by leaving a comment, writing to anna.in.indiana@gmail.com, or calling 646-495-9205 ext. 35382. I really would love to hear more from all of you out there, so don’t be shy!
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Good news, people: Jacob’s Cabin is now available for subscription in itunes! Click here to subscribe or search for “Jacob’s Cabin” in the itunes podcast directory. 
Thanks to everyone who has been listening via the Lost Podcasting Network! I am amazed to see how many people have downloaded the first two episodes of Jacob’s Cabin as well as how many hits this blog has gotten. Now…I would just like to hear what YOU are thinking! In the next few days, I’ll make a post specifically about “There’s No Place Like Home part 2”, which will be covered in my next podcast, so be sure to leave your thoughts, whether your write a sentence, a paragraph, or a page!
Leave your comments here on the blog, email me at anna.in.indiana@gmail.com, or call and leave a message at 646-495-9205 extension 35382. (This leaves an mp3 file for me on drop.io…doesn’t get much easier than that!) The more you all write in, the better the podcast can become. I love to hear your thoughts and theories as well as attempt to respond to them.
In episode two of Jacob’s Cabin, I discuss episode 4×12 of Lost, “There’s No Place Like Home, part 1”, respond to listener feedback, and discuss Ajira Airways.
As always, your feedback is welcome! Leave feedback, theories, and ideas here on the blog, or shoot me an email at anna.in.indiana@gmail.com. The more you write, the better the podcast can become! I would love to have more comments to address during upcoming episodes, so make your thoughts known!
Don’t forget to vote for the person from this episode that you think is most worthy to be recognized with a character award!
An mp3 file of episode 2 can be downloaded here.
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Hey everyone! A new podcast will be coming soon! 
However, before that can happen, a few changes have to take place. I have discovered that drop.io, while a great idea, is not sufficient for the needs of this podcast. The inability to link directly to the mp3 file meant that you guys could not download the file directly from the Lost Podcasting Network. In order to make access as easy as possible for you all, I will be hosting my podcast at LibSyn effective immediately. This will also provide reliable access to the podcast through itunes.Within the next few days, you should be able to search for Jacob’s Cabin within itunes’ podcast directory.
For now, you can find all available podcasts on this Talkshoe page or download the mp3 file here.
Sorry for the inconvenience! It seems best to make this change as soon as possible, in the youthful days of Jacob’s Cabin.
Thanks to all those who have left feedback and comments! I am still very new at this and I appreciate your contributions. Happy New Year!
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