Just make sure to keep the old feed alive for quite some time, with its final episode entitled "new podcast feed address" or some such.

The old Down in Front RSS feed still works, and that's what you'll get if you click on the RSS icon at the top of the page. The new episode showed up for me just now.

I quite liked one of the comments:

Obviously, we need a middle ground, between money people and art people in charge. Yes, Pixar did well for awhile as a somewhat independent artistic commune, but they focused on one movie a year, or less. Now that they're in charge of Disney...

I assume they're referring to a TransHab, similar to what will be attached to the space station in a year or two. It's actually a good design. However, looking at their timeline, unless they've already designed and begun building their lander the whole thing is silly. That takes time to test and debug, and it's not like they can buy one off the shelf. A 2016 launch date for the firs mission is just unrealistic.

I'm reminded of the old Artemis Project, which had the same kind of setup for a moon venture. The base would have been a hotel, with other commercial activities to pay for the thing.

Part of the deal is Teague has to add a new intro with the new name to all the existing episodes. This may have something to do with it.

We must not forget, naturally, that he wrote the script for Beyond the Valley of the Dolls.

"This is my happening and it freaks me out!"

My favorite memory, back from the PBS Sneak Previews days, was his review of Halloween 3. Siskel hated it, and Ebert taunted him with the song.
"Come on, you mean you didn't like the jingle? [singing] 'Five more days till Halloween...'"

I was so very disappointed on seeing that his written review trashed the film

A question I came away from the movie with was, what's more moral, training kids to have a fighting chance in the games, or letting random weak ones get picked in the lottery? Districts 1 and 2 had the right idea.

The history we're told says 13 districts rebelled. 12 send tributes. I assume nobody in District 13 survived the war?

I sense conspiracy.

Things devolved into random conversation threads near the end, which is fine Regarding legal action about Calvin and Hobbes related things, the creator Bill Watterson has a legitimate gripe about such things that unfortunately ruins it for the rest of you. You know those car window decals of Calvin peeing? Unauthorized. Not only haven't they been able to get rid of the damned things, but everyone thinks they ARE authorized, and it's the only thing with the character they're seeing. For someone like Watterson who refused to do any licensing for his characters, as he thought the strips should stand by themselves, it makes him want to come down harder on any attempt to use them.

That could be considered a major flaw, reminding me of the illuminating directors commentary for an anime series, Paranoid Agent, where they stated they removed any line of dialog that could possibly tell the viewer what was going on