Ask Kaleb Live.
An hour of questions, answered in the order they arrived rather than the order that makes anybody look good. About a third of the answers are "I do not know".
Next: Ask Kaleb Live.
A workshop, a stool and a very large pile of questions.
What actually happens.
Questions in order
Not curated, not sorted by how flattering they are.
Parishes get first pick
Each parish submits three. The rest come from the open queue.
I do not know
Used roughly twenty times an hour and never edited out.
Written up afterwards
Every answer goes into Schooling, so the hour is not the only record.
The details.
Ask Kaleb Live
- Length
- 60 minutesHas run to 78.
- Questions taken
- ~40 an hour
- Unanswered
- Published afterwardsThe ones that ran out of time go on the page rather than vanishing.
- Cost
- Nothing
- Written up in
- SchoolingWithin a week, searchable.
Access
- Live captions
- YesMachine-generated live, human-corrected within 24 hours.
- Audio description
- On the archive copyAdded before publication, every time.
- Audio-only stream
- 64 kbpsFor a tractor cab or a bad line.
- Transcript
- Published with the archiveSearchable.
Every broadcast and every episode described here is illustrative. This is an unofficial demonstration build: no recording exists, nothing streams, and no guest named on this site has agreed to anything.
How the day runs.
Live, one hour
Questions in the order they arrived.
Written up in Schooling
Including everything that ran out of time.
The next one
Monthly, fourth Thursday.
The questions this one gets.
Through your parish, which gets three, or the open queue, which takes the rest. The queue is not curated.
They are published with answers afterwards. Roughly sixty a session, which is more than get answered live.
No, and it shows. About a third of the answers are some version of not knowing, which is the most useful part of it.
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