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Triforce!'s future of content starts with kitchen clutter

Lewis's renovation troubles give way to mobile soap operas, before a birthday episode brings gaming gifts.

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The Future of Content | Triforce #371

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3:17A bathroom door handle gets repaired with a screwdriver after a child becomes trapped inside.
7:28Spare cables and unused kitchen gadgets prompt a discussion about what is worth keeping.
18:16Coffee-shop cups and the meaning of chai become unexpectedly involved subjects.
30:50The title's content discussion reaches verticals: high-volume, short-form mobile soap operas popular in China.
51:41AI's role in gaming raises concerns about corporate adoption and the future of Jingle Jam.

Triforce! has a future to discuss, but first there are spare cables, unwanted appliances and a bathroom door handle to deal with. Lewis, Sips and Pyrion Flax turn domestic unfinished business into the starting point for "The Future of Content | Triforce #371", the more watched of their two uploads this week.

Lewis is stuck in renovation limbo, while a successful screwdriver repair gives another host the rare pleasure of being the person who fixes things rather than calling someone in. Then comes "Mugmageddon": a damp, overloaded shelf collapsing under favourite mugs. For a podcast billed as "Two Dads and a Lewis", this is familiar territory, right down to the difficulty of throwing away objects that might conceivably be useful again.

The title's future arrives later, with a discussion of "verticals", short-form mobile soap operas popular in China, followed by worries about AI in gaming. Yet the comments have found plenty to occupy them closer to the kettle: viewers are explaining what chai means, sharing monitor-cable fixes and joking about the podcast's elastic relationship with being on time.

That episode has reached roughly 19,000 views. The newer "Don't have a Menty B, listen to Triforce #372!" brings Lewis's birthday, gaming gifts, YouGov polls and Lews News, and is currently drawing the most daily views on the channel. The subscriber total stayed unchanged over the week, while daily viewing is above its usual level.

Among nearby podcast channels, Lateral with Tom Scott is also enjoying above-usual daily viewing, while Imp And Skizz Podcast is quieter than normal. Back at Triforce!, the birthday chat is the fresh arrival, with the previous episode's household grievances close at hand.

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This podcast exists in a superposition of early, late, and on time, and you won't be able to tell which until you open it up and play it
@idkartistSee it on YouTube
I know how Lewis feels, I had the same issue with my monitor, after putting up with it for almost a year I finally gave in and got a display cable instead of using HDMI, no problems since. The feeling of finally being freed from the tyranny of a persistent slight annoyance truely is liberating.
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Should finish Shadow of Israphel in short form
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