Boring Bill Podcast

Boring Bill has returned has another podcast on UK Television Stations, at the request of one of our subscribers. Sorry for the sound quality, but enjoy!boringbillpodcast@gmail.com

Today Bill talks about Social Networking on the Internet, focusing on the two main sites for this, Twitter and Facebook.As a side note, the podcast has accounts on both of these sites, that a look:Twitter: twitter.com/bbpodcastFacebook: tr.im/bbpfb

Today Bill addresses the question of whether background music adds anything to the podcast, he does this my putting background music on for the duration of this podcast.Let us know what you think of the podcast with background music - do you prefer it?Email us: boringbillpodcast@gmail.comor mention @bbpodcast in a Tweet.

In case we have anyone new to the Boring Bill Podcast, today Bill reintroduces himself and the podcast.Don't forget you can email Bill at boringbillpodcast@gmail.com

Today Boring Bill talks about Big Ben, the Great Bell of the Clock Tower of the Palace of Westminster in London.If you want to email the podcast: boringbillpodcast@gmail.com

Today Bill explains why we don't be putting up editions of the BBP before Edition 10 in future apart from Edition 2 that was put up a few weeks ago.But we could do a podcast that takes its subject from these old editions - what do you think? Email: boringbillpodcast@gmail.com

Today we talk about Rambling, not the walking type of rambling but rather rambling in speech.boringbillpodcast@gmail.com

Today Bill introduces the very first (full) edition of the Boring Bill Podcast to show how things were back when the podcast first started up.It was actually the second ever edition but the first was a viewing podcast so there would have been little point in airing that.Let Bill know what you thought of the early version of the podcast, email as always is boringbillpodcast@gmail.com

Thanks to another suggestion from James from Cornwall, this week's subject is bookbinding.Please send your podcast subject suggestions to boringbillpodcast@gmail.com

Some may say that Isoquants and Indifference Curves are not that most interesting of subject matters although not to Bill.These microeconomic graphs are able to put economics students across the world to sleep in their respective lecture theatres so hopefully they will rank well on the boring-scale.Enjoy.Just to let you know as well that we now have a Twitter account: twitter.com/bbpodcastEmail BBP at: boringbillpodcast@gmail.comYou can also find us on Podcast Alley: My Podcast Alley feed! {pca-481b151ba588c102ec52085db2302800}

We are hoping to do a "Question Bill" edition of the Boring Bill Podcast, where Bill answers any questions you have and would like Bill to answer.Please email any questions to boringbillpodcast@gmail.com, you could also send a short mp3 of you asking your question that we could put directly in the show.Looking forward to hearing from you!

Well thanks to the suggestion of James, one of the podcast's viewers we have a new edition of the Boring Bill Podcast, a selection of election results from the 2005 British General Election.While we can't make any promises about when future podcasts will come, this at least is a completely new edition and it won't be the last. Watch this space.Don't forget you can email boringbillpodcast@gmail.com.

Boring Bill plans a return to podcasting in February 2008. Watch (or subscribe to) this space.You can still email boringbillpodcast@gmail.com if you have any ideas for the return.

Boring Bill is back! It has been months and months since we have released a new podcast but here one is. Bill talks about coming back to the podcasting world and then talks about the Common Cold which he currently has. Enjoy.Don't forget the email address: boringbillpodcast@gmail.com.

This podcast was recorded in October 2006 and has not been available for download until February 2007. The podcast will hopefully release some new shows soon.Today, in this short show, Boring Bill talks about the Creative Commons Copyright Licence. Remember our email address is boringbillpodcast@gmail.com

It was only a matter of time until this subject came up in the a show with Boring in the title. In number 14 Boring Bill explains why watching paint dry is actually a very enjoyable thing (from his point of view anyway.) Email you suggestions for shows to boringbillpodcast@gmail.com and remember we have few people subscribing at the moment so spread the word about this podcast!

Today Bill talks about the ever-infamous British common subject of conversation; the weather. Rain, sun, show - all covered today. Please send your show suggestions to boringbillpodcast@googlemail.com and remember to let us know about the recording volume for today's show.

The podcast is back and the topic today is breakfast. Hopefully something you'll enjoy after a good nights sleep after listening to Boring Bill. Remember the email address is boringbillpodcast@gmail.com and feel to send show suggestions there. We've turned up the recording volume today. Please let us know if the volume was too high or too low or if the quality was any different today. Thanks.

Well Boring Bill has just done a very short show today just to say hello again and have a quick chat about batteries. He has done 19 shows now and we hope you do email boringbillpodcast@gmail.com to let us know what you think.

The British Parliament and its history is vast. Thanks to Wikipedia's article, Boring Bill manages to read it in a nicely boring way. In the background today there is some music, let Bill know what you think about it: boringbillpodcast@gmail.com.

You guessed it, podcast #17 is Bill talking about cheese! Brand names of cheese, types of chesse and so on. Nice and boring. Be warned however that today we turned the recording volume right up because it seems people have been having problems with it being too low. It is far louder than before so keep the volume adjustment down to be safe. Email address is: boringbillpodcast@googlemail.com.

Boring Bill gets the chance to tell you about some train arrivals to London Waterloo station. He even gets the break-down information on some delayed trains to find out what went wrong. Very boring this one. We are up to show 16 and we still want our listeners to send in ideas for shows, email: boringbillpodcast@gmail.com.

In the 15th show instead of Boring Bill speaking we have a bit of music to play people. This is a one off and won't happen again on this podcast but we just thought it might help you getting to sleep. Email your comments to: boringbillpodcast@gmail.com. Enjoy.