Before I jump into some dry text about The Daily Upgrade… has anyone ever told you how good you look? Must be your hair. Well, that and your eyes. Damn you look fine. I can tell you must be a purveyor of fine audio listening. I will assume this is why you landed at The Daily Upgrade, a show that promises to teach you something new within three minutes (unless you are a super genius of course). 
Is TDU on iTunes?
Yes! Click here and subscribe or open iTunes and search in the store for “The Daily Upgrade”. Once you are subscribed each episode will be delivered to your computer, iPod, iPhone, or iPad automatically every day.
How do I listen to TDU?
If you don’t use iTunes it’s still easy! You have three options. Every morning, Monday through Friday, a new episode is uploaded to http://DailyUpgradeShow.com. Go to that website and you can play the show directly from your browser. You can also subscribe via email or if you are of the tech savvy crowd you can use our RSS Feed to connect us with your “pod catcher”. In summary:
- Subscribe in iTunes
- Subscribe via Email
- Listen in your browser at DailyUpgradeShow.com
- Use our RSS Feed to setup your “pod catcher”
Personally, I recommend using iTunes and subscribing so that the episodes are delivered to your Mac, PC, iPod, iPhone, or iPad automagically!
How did TDU (The Daily Upgrade) come about?
It all started in late 2011 when the voice of TDU found himself with a monster hour and fifteen commute to his new job. Sitting in traffic he thought, “Wouldn’t it be nice if my commute could be filled with at least a few minutes of learning something new?” He searched the internet far and wide, but couldn’t find anything that fit his taste. What he did find, though, was an excellent email newsletter that contained really cool facts. The email was sent once a day by Dan Lewis and had little nuggets like the fact carrots used to be purple. It was this off beat knowledge (both entertaining and strangely intriguing) that led the voice of TDU to put Dan’s email into audio form. This way anyone else plagued with a deadly commute could at least have something to look forward to other than traffic.
How do I contact the host?
Send an email to jasonford1 ‘at’ gmail ‘dot’ com. (Trying to avoid nasty spam bots)
