Would you like to be on DigiCast? Yay! But there's a few guidelines you should try to meet before we let you on the show.

• First off, you should e-mail us at digipodcast@gmail.com that you are interested about being on DigiCast, and download Skype. It works just like a messenger and is pretty easy to use. You will, of course, need to own a working mic on the computer. If you really can't get a mic though, e-mail us and we can try and figure something out.
• DigiCast is a discussion podcast, so you need to be able to…have a conversation. xD Don't just go on the show and be all, "Yeah… uh huh…" Share your opinion! Contribute! Even if you think it's silly, or it goes against the other people's thoughts. These are the sort of things that keep the conversation alive. It's okay if you are shy. Talk to the people on the show beforehand and get friendly with them first, so it's easier talking on the show.
• It is important that when you go on the show you speak clearly and loudly. When we record the show make sure there is no background noise or echoing from speakers (you might need to use headphones/headset if you can't get the echo to go away). Enunciate words properly, don't talk really fast, and speak in a calm voice (not a scratchy nervous one). It's weird having to talk for the first time, so try practicing beforehand by recording yourself and playing it back or chatting through MSN by talking, to get used to it. Your English has to be really clear too. It's okay if you have an accent, or it's not your first language, since we are all from all over the world and have accents too. But at the same time you have to speak clearly enough so we can understand what you're saying, and everyone else can too.
• When you are on the show, you must respect everyone's point of view. You cannot make fun of someone for having a different opinion than you do. Don't go on the show and say, "Davis and Kari SUCK!" Not everyone has to like the pairing, but if you aren't going to be mature about it you can't be on the show. It would be better to say something like, "I don't like Davis/Kari because Davis just has a silly crush on her, and a relationship can't be based on that." A statement like that contributes to the conversation and we can all express our feelings and have friendly debate.
• You need to be savvy with Japanese terms. Don't freak out now, this means you need to just know the Digimon names in Japanese (like Tai Kamiya is Taichi Yagami) and a few other things. That's because the Japanese dub is considered canon, as it's the original and all that good stuff, and when we really get into discussion there are things that aren't clear in the English dub. Also, some people *cough*me*cough* only use most of the Japanese names. But don't make this be the reason you don't want to be on the show: refresh yourself on the Japanese dub by reading this quick thing I made up. And we will explain things on the show if they are different than the English Dub so if you haven't seen it at all it's okay. You pretty much just need to know people's names, kay. xD
• Be poliet to everyone's thoughts and opinions. Don't bad mouth anyone or any show or anything. If you are goint to be rude you can't be on the show. Also use appropriate language—nothing beyond the word "damn" please! This is a show for all ages, as the show itself is for all ages. It's okay if you swear a little bit out of habit because I can edit it out later, but don't think you can swear all you want to either. It would be better if you don't at all or at least hold it back. (I know for some of us it's a habit... but don't just go saying the f-word the whole time please. -_-).