Podcasts about Daily Source Code

In this engaging episode, we take a deep dive into the fascinating journey of podcasting, exploring its humble beginnings and the explosive growth that has turned it into a global phenomenon. Guided by a Wikipedia article, we uncover the surprising origins of podcasting, from the creation of RSS by Dave Weiner to Adam Curry's pioneering podcast, Daily Source Code. We delve into the legal challenges that shaped podcasting's history, including trademark battles and the notorious patent troll, Personal Audio. Discover how Apple played a pivotal role in mainstreaming podcasts and the impact of their iTunes integration, while also facing backlash for their aggressive control tactics. Explore the diverse and innovative formats that podcasts have evolved into, from audio dramas and podcast novels to the rise of video podcasts. We discuss the impact of COVID-19 on listening habits and how podcasting continues to adapt to the changing media landscape. Join us as we speculate on the future of podcasting, envisioning possibilities like interactive storytelling and personalized AI-generated content. Whether you're a listener or a creator, this episode offers a captivating look at the past, present, and future of podcasts. This podcast was produced with the help of AI. 

Truffle Media Update 0038 Show Notes: The Daily Source Code with Adam Curry and Dave Winer from 2004 talking about BloggerCon 3! Subscribe to the Truffle Media Update podcast series on iTunes: https://bit.ly/tmn-update-podcast

Brian Ibbott shares with Tom the story of how his love of a niche music genre became a podcasting career and how his audience has fed his musical knowledge.Featuring Tom Merritt and Brian Ibbott.Links:Twitter:Brian Ibbott (@Coverville) / TwitterWebsite:CovervillePodcast:Coverville: The Cover Music Show (AAC Edition) on Apple PodcastsAdam Curry - Daily Source Code: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daily_Source_CodeDrive Time: http://ravijaindrivetime.blogspot.com/2005/10/episode-one_10.htmlEvil Genius Chronicles: https://evilgeniuschronicles.org Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/a-word-with-tom-merritt. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Connect The World EP029 | Adam Curry | Texas USA "Edward and Stef talk to Adam Curry, The Podfather of Podcasting 2.0! Besides being a podcaster we also know him as a VJ on MTV back in the days! With his Podcast, The Daily Source Code (2004) he gained traction in the development of Podcasting. He was the first to use a combination of RSS, scripting and audio content. And all tested in the field! In this Episode they talk about how value for value, thanks to the possibilities of Lightning, is changing the podcasting world completely. Adam also proves this as co-host of the No Agenda podcast, in which the listeners as a community play a huge role! Want to know more about his meeting with Steve Jobs? And how Value for Value only benefits the content? Then tune in for this week's show!" - Jonī Kyasshu

Here are just a few of the quotes and resources featured in the article, “The Power of Podcasting,” in my alumni magazine, Macalester Today: https://www.macalester.edu/news/2022/04/the-power-of-podcasting.Podcasting officially became a thing when Adam Curry began sharing audio recordings of his everyday life in 2004. Many people consider his podcast, Daily Source Code, as the first podcast.But many listeners began seriously listening to podcasts ten years later when Serial, a true crime podcast, first became available in 2014.51% of Americans over the age of 12 listened to a podcast in 2021 (Edison Research).32% of Americans listen to at least one podcast every month.There are about a million podcasts being created and distributed daily, weekly, monthly, or for a limited series (10 to 12 episodes).Because podcasts are portable and many episodes are moving or informative, podcasts can create a real intimacy between the podcaster and the listeners.Podcasting has the power to deliver exceptionally good stories. Many of the most listened-to podcasts feature stories. That’s why podcasts of novels and works-in-progress can generate such large audiences and dedicated fan groups. If you are a novelist, you should be podcasting your stories as you write them (or podcast previous novels, one page or one chapter at a time).Audio communication fills a unique niche for people, with podcasting in particular lending itself to engaging and deeply investigative storytelling. — Curtis Gilbert, correspondent, American Public MediaStudents find podcasting fun, flexible, and interactive. Plus, it’s relatively easy to do. … Podcasting helps students build digital literacy skills while learning to communicate information to a broader, more general audience, rather than a strictly academic one. — Tamatha PerlmanPodcasting, especially audio drama, gives storytelling a different dimension than TV or books. It’s an engaging, immersive experience that’s intimate, close, and allows you to be an active listener. If it’s done well, you don’t want to miss a minute. — Davy Gardner, curator of audio storytelling at Tribeca EnterprisesPodcasting is a step toward helping Global Teck Worldwide up our branding. My advice? If you own a business and you’re not podcasting, you should be. — Rolando Rosas, founder of Global Teck WorldwideMy advice? If you are a book author and you’re not podcasting, you should be.Need help with recording and editing your podcast? Check out The Podcast Shop, founded by Katharine Heller, another Macalester alumnus.Book Marketing Success is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, become a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bookmarketing.substack.com/subscribe

One of the most eye-opening explanations of the Great Reset Glenn has ever heard comes from a former MTV VJ known as “the Podfather.” Glenn sits down with Adam Curry, the man who introduced Joe Rogan to the ESG movement and its role in the Great Reset. “I take the elites at their word,” he tells Glenn, as they dive into the terrifying realities playing out around the world, including in Ukraine. They both agree that something's off about the global response to Russia's invasion, and Adam has a shocking theory as to why. But he's tackling the problem in an interesting way: with his voice. From his humble beginnings on pirate radio in Holland to starting the first podcast in 2004, “The Daily Source Code” (which caught the attention of Steve Jobs), Adam tells Glenn the amazing story of his decades of experience as a tech media innovator. Now, he's pioneering a game-changing new way of podcasting that not only puts content creators first, but, he argues, solves the censorship problem so many are now facing. Sponsors: Formulated by Dr. Vladimir Zelenko, the world-renowned doctor that President Trump credited with his successful early treatment protocol, Z-Stack is Kosher and GMP certified, and is produced right here in the USA. Go to https://ZSTACKLIFE.COM/BECK and enter the promo code BECK to get 5% off your first order. If you want a drug-free and natural way to get your life back, go to relieffactor.com. Relief Factor is the only pain relief supplement that combines four 100% drug-free anti-inflammation supplements into one convenient packet. That is 4 ingredients, acting on 4 different metabolic pathways, for 4x the pain relief! Order today for $19.95. Cooking and grilling at home used to be the way to save money, but with prices up nearly 20%, even that seems like a thing of the past. If you're looking to save money without sacrificing quality, then you need to check out Good Ranchers. Get your $30 discount on prime steaks and better than organic chicken today. Go to goodranchers.com/GLENN to save on the quality you've been looking for. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Michael Harren, songwriter, teacher, and animal rights activist, sits down with me to discuss our analysts, the nature of cats, being OG podcasters (remember Adam Curry's Daily Source Code??) and deflecting our inner saboteurs. Learn more about Michael HERE Songs featured in this episode: Mango Go Buy me a mocha or leave me a note! www.buymeacoffee.com/thesonginside Please rate and review! Apple Spotify Catch my Daily Piano Snacks weekdays at 1 pm EST on Facebook Live!

Adam Curry was one of the VJs (video jockeys) of MTV back in the 1980s. In this position, he “interviewed” some of the most popular musicians of the time including Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney. Adam is an early tech adopter and pioneer because he embraced the web and podcasting long before other people. He helped make podcasting “a thing” by collaborating with Dave Winer on podcasting technology, and he created one of the first podcasts, the Daily Source Code. In 2005 Steve Jobs previewed Apple's podcasting efforts by playing the Daily Source Code on stage at D, the most exclusive tech conference. It is a huge deal when Steve used a product like this. Adam also started companies along the way that offered services such as web design, video-sharing, incubation, and podcasting. He currently co-hosts the No Agenda podcast with John Dvorak. Get ready for another great interview on Guy Kawasaki's Remarkable People podcast!

Hari ke-2 dari #30haribersuara Juice Markisa menyoroti topik hari ini dengan bagaimana awal mula podcast lahir di dunia. Juicers, 13 Agustus 2004 menjadi hari lahirnya "podcasting". Karena VJ MTV Adam Curry mempopulerkan fenomena konten audio digital menjadi arus utama dalam sebuah program bernama "Daily Source Code". Di tahun yang sama pula, Dave Winer, yang turut berkontribusi dalam penemuan RSS juga membuat konten audio digital bernama "Morning Coffee Notes". Istilah podcast itu sendiri lahir dari ketidaksengajaan Ben Hammersley, jurnalis berkebangsaan Inggris, saat dikejar tenggat waktu menulis blog tentang radio di surat kabar The Guardian. Dengarkan terus Podcast Juice Markisa. Banyak informasi yang akan dibagikan dalam tantang hari demi hari selama bulan Desember 2020. Follow @juicemarkisa dan kirimkan komentar atau masukan ke email juicemarkisa.podcast@gmail.com.

This one has to be done if not for anything, the meta aspect of things. Podcast - "iPod" and "Broadcast"... Or is it? Ben Hammersley original accidentally coined the term podcasting in an article as he explains on the BBC program Radio Four in 4.   So where do we get the portmanteau of iPod and Broadcasting from a made up word? It is a backronym - another portmanteau - and the meaning is under some dispute.   A little history. In 2000 Dave Winer drafted the Real Simple Syndication (RSS) standard to .92 and added the "enclosure" element that passes along a path to a media file. This ultimately led to different podcasts but most credit Adam Curry of putting together all of the elements needed - RSS, scripting, and actual audio content for his show Daily Source Code. He is commonly referred to as the "Podfather" - another portmanteau. Adam Curry also created RSS-to-iPod in 2003 which enabled transfer of MP3 files from Userland Radio - a blogging platform - to iTunes. Then in June 2005 iTunes 4.9 included podcast subscription support bringing them mainstream. But the name and the meaning. What is that? The common accepted definition is iPod + broadcasting.   However, there is another option given by Tee Morris and Evo Terra in their 2005 book, Podcasting for Dummies. This is Personal-On-Demand Narrowcasting. Evo added "because I don't even own an iPod, yet am quite obviously a podcaster, I see no reason for the association to continue to be made."   The controversy seems especially fitting for podcasting as they are all about creativity and can be anything to anyone, so why not the word itself? Whatever you think Podcasting means, I think it is here to stay and I hope you continue to enjoy this one.   Resources https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Podcast https://create.blubrry.com/manual/about-podcasting/history-of-podcasting-new/technical-history-of-podcasting/ https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p038m811 https://www.theguardian.com/media/2004/feb/12/broadcasting.digitalmedia https://books.google.com/books?id=6YOV4I-hslYC&pg=PA13&lpg=PA13&dq=Ben+Hammersley+evo+terra&source=bl&ots=dWMGw5cxNQ&sig=ACfU3U1FQmfqTQvVLHCMZz2O_Rw9c0Jr-Q&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiPoI6P4NrjAhVlUt8KHYw8BIgQ6AEwDnoECAkQAQ#v=onepage&q=Ben%20Hammersley%20evo%20terra&f=false

Który podcast był tym pierwszym? Odpowiedź na to pytanie jest trudniejsza niż by się wydawało. A dodatkowo – skandal, który towarzyszył początkom podcastów.Linki:Archiwum odcinków Daily Source Code dostępnych w sieci P2P:http://blog.curry.com/2014/01/15/theDailySourceCodeArchiveProject.htmlPierwszy odcinek podcastu Christophera Lydona:http://blogs.harvard.edu/lydondev/2003/07/09/spoken-word-a-few-good-bloggers/Podcast w reklamie:Podcast CHARYZMAtycznyhttps://dawidstraszak.pl/Muzyka:SHE-lahttp://shelaproject.com/Prowadzący:Michał Kasprzyk i Krzysztof NowakEdycja:Michał KasprzykProdukcja:Michał Kasprzyk i Krzysztof Nowak

* "First Person Immersive" uses binaural sound for an enhanced feeling of reality, and new project [Calais 2037](https://podnews.net/podcast/1364733779) is an FPI audio drama with, [as the press release says](https://podnews.net/press-release/calais-2037), an unprecedented cast for podcast drama in the UK, including Tanya Fear and Jenny Agutter. * [Stephen Fry is launching a new podcast series](https://podnews.net/press-release/stephen-fry-podcast), [Stephen Fry's Greatest Leap Years](https://podnews.net/podcast/1365035136) - the stories behind inventions. "The future has already happened", says Fry, somewhat illogically, arguing that the world is on the edge of utter transformation. The podcast includes bespoke title music by Guy Farley, recorded in Abbey Road studios in London with a 75-piece orchestra. * The Wall Street Journal's [The Future of Everything](https://podnews.net/podcast/1234320525) has moved to a weekly schedule. Executive Producer John Wordock has expanded the team for the popular science and tech podcast, hiring producers with experience at Panoply, Gimlet, Marketplace and WNYC. * Blubrry has partnered with SourceAudio to [provide licensed music for podcasts](http://www.prweb.com/releases/2018/04/prweb15378292.htm). "This new offering will improve tenfold the availability of legal music for podcast producers," says Todd Cochrane, the CEO. * "It's an interesting listen, but not something I would do again" - [a review by Liam Niemeyer](http://www.thepostathens.com/article/2018/04/history-of-podasts-daily-caller) of... an episode of Daily Source Code from March 2010. Brave man. * A long interview with [publisher of Hot Pod, Nick Quah](https://medium.com/the-idea/q-a-nick-quah-editor-publisher-of-hot-pod-87511dff693c). Two quotes: "I've got some investments in the works ... to convert it into a more straightforward subscription-business, something that feels like a very niche and very intentional mini-Hollywood Reporter." - and the somewhat perplexing "Canadians are great. I wish I knew more Canadians." Unrelated to the above, I will be in Toronto ON, Canada on the evening of May 1 and morning of May 2. Podnews laptop sticker, anyone? I'm at james@crid.land. Visit https://podnews.net/update/binaural-podcasting for the story links in full, and to get our daily newsletter.

Spreaker Live Show #122 for Aug 9th, 2017Show Duration: 55 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Co-Host: Alex Exum, Host of “The Exum Experience Podcast” on SpreakerWe stream LIVE every Weds at 3 Pacific /6pm EST from SpreakerLiveShow.comShow Today:-Show Promotion Strategies-2004: Podcasting is Born History-Court says patent troll didn’t invent podcasting!-Spreaker Update: We are working on a new “Explorer” page design on our website-Your comments -Podcast Movement Event - http://PodcastMovement.com in August, will be in Anaheim, CA Aug 22-26On the show today:We discuss 2004: Podcasting is Born Stories-Many new people in podcasting have a big misunderstanding on how this medium started-Partially Correct: Adam Curry earned the nickname “Podfather” not by inventing podcasting, but by driving the digital-consumption model into the mainstream with his hit program Daily Source Code.-Correct: Adam helped create the first RSS based “Podcatcher” application that triggered the automatic download and transfer of a media file (mp3) to a portable media player like iPod.-Correct: Actual credit for the invention of the podcasting open syndication concept/model goes to Dave Winer. Software developer Winer helped create Really Simple Syndication (RSS) — a basic web like text document/feed simplifying the process of subscribing to websites and other online media. He used RSS to deliver his audio program.-Incorrect: Apple created the Podcasting Medium-Correct: Apple added Podcasts to iTunes June, 2005, almost a year after podcasting started in Aug/Sept 2004.-Rob Greenlee’s Interview with Adam Curry in 2005 - http://web.archive.org/web/20130729211722id_/http://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/shows/detail581.htmlWe discuss “Court says patent troll didn’t invent podcasting?”-A patent holder that went after podcasters in 2013 has lost its appeal before the Federal Circuit. In 2015, the Electronic Frontier Foundation successfully petitioned the US Patent and Trademark Office to invalidate parts of Personal Audio, LLC’s patent, arguing that they were not the first to invent a “system for disseminating media content representing episodes in a serialized sequence.”-For example, in 2011, a jury awarded Personal Audio $8 million from Apple over a patent on downloadable playlists. But the podcasting patent itself became particularly notorious after Personal Audio sued comedian and radio show host Adam Carolla over his podcast The Adam Carolla Show in 2013. “How could a patent issued in 2012 cover podcasting, a technology that's been around since 2001?” asked Dave Winer, who is sometimes billed as the co-creator of podcasting technology.-Carolla raised nearly half a million dollars from outraged fans for legal representation, only to reach a settlement with the patent holder about a year later. Since the settlement could not stop Personal Audio from suing other podcasters in the future, the EFF went to the patent office itself to invalidate the patent.-The Federal Circuit upheld the patent office’s decision to invalidate five key claims in the podcasting patent. The court agreed that earlier academic publications describing online broadcasting by CNN and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation not only “anticipated” the claims being made in the patent, but also showed that the claimed invention was too “obvious” to warrant protection.https://www.eff.org/press/releases/eff-wins-court-ruling-upholding-invalidation-bad-patent-threatened-podcasters We discuss “Show Promotion Strategies”-Building reputation in related online discussion / social media communities-Communities exist all over the Internet: Facebook Groups, Reddit Subreddits, Google+ Communities, and more. Often times your audience hangs out in these communities, and they may be interested in your podcast.-Be careful not to spam a bunch of communities with your self-promotion. That will quickly get you banned and get you a poor reputation inside of those communities.-Ideally you will only have time to participate in a few of these groups, so pick wisely. Post questions, share answers, and comment on other posts. Become an active, contributing member of that community. Then, when it's relevant and appropriate, you may find opportunities to share an episode of your podcast or your website if you have some relevant information to share.Participate live-Get involved in live-broadcast shows or events however you can, as will give you a great opportunity to connect with other potential listeners.-You could host your own live chat sessions. That could be powered by your own hashtag or by a chat room embedded on a /live audio or video page on your own website. ChatWING, Chattango, Flyzoo, and Chatroll.-Time event to focus on Eastern and Central usually broadcast together and might have the most audience. Live-stream after conference or other news related event or episode-You could consider doing a Live bonus episode after your recorded show is published. Align publishing with the related news event-Timely publishing are the most important things you can do with a current-events-based podcast. Incorporating audience feedback, you'll need to allow enough time for your audience to watch and send their feedback.-Too much time passing from news event to lessen impact.Time zones are Important-Try to accommodate different time zones as much as possible.-For example, hosting a live stream at 7 pm Eastern may conflict with people still at work when it's 4 pm Pacific. Or a 10 pm Pacific event is 1 am Eastern.-You should be aware of how such choices may limit your audience's participation.-Consider using Eastern if you're in the USA. That's considered the official time in the USA because the capital is in Eastern Time.-Be technically accurate with your time zone abbreviations. “EST” applies to standard time, while “EDT” applies to Daylight Saving Time. Promote Soon-Promote episode as quickly, as possible! It would also help to promote it for days following the event.-Create a recurring schedule for your promotion that could look something like this:-Day of event: Promote coming episode, live chat, then promote episode after show1 day after: Promote after show episode2 days after: Promote after show episode and ask for feedback4 days after: Promote episode5 days after: Promote upcoming live episode participation for next show6 days after (day before next event): Encourage upcoming live participation-Listeners care most about your podcast when the subject is already on their minds. So the more quickly you can publish your content about the current event, the more your existing and potential new audience will be interested in your episode.Watch for timely opportunities-The actual news related event may not be the only opportunity you have to leverage the audience's energy. Watch for breaking news and announcements you can use to create or promote relevant content. This could be a great time for you to promote that older content. For example:Listener Comments:Linda IrwinAutoplay makes me want to scream!Spreaker Links:http://Adore.fmhttp://blog.spreaker.comhttp://SpreakerLiveShow.comhttps://Spreaker.comEmail: rob at spreaker.comSend Questions and Comments to:Twitter: http://twitter.com/spreaker using #SpreakerLiveTwitter: http://twitter.com/robgreenleeTwitter: http://twitter.com/alexeum Tech Support: support at spreaker.com

Spreaker Live Show #122 for Aug 9th, 2017Show Duration: 55 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Co-Host: Alex Exum, Host of “The Exum Experience Podcast” on SpreakerWe stream LIVE every Weds at 3 Pacific /6pm EST from SpreakerLiveShow.comShow Today:-Show Promotion Strategies-2004: Podcasting is Born History-Court says patent troll didn’t invent podcasting!-Spreaker Update: We are working on a new “Explorer” page design on our website-Your comments -Podcast Movement Event - http://PodcastMovement.com in August, will be in Anaheim, CA Aug 22-26On the show today:We discuss 2004: Podcasting is Born Stories-Many new people in podcasting have a big misunderstanding on how this medium started-Partially Correct: Adam Curry earned the nickname “Podfather” not by inventing podcasting, but by driving the digital-consumption model into the mainstream with his hit program Daily Source Code.-Correct: Adam helped create the first RSS based “Podcatcher” application that triggered the automatic download and transfer of a media file (mp3) to a portable media player like iPod.-Correct: Actual credit for the invention of the podcasting open syndication concept/model goes to Dave Winer. Software developer Winer helped create Really Simple Syndication (RSS) — a basic web like text document/feed simplifying the process of subscribing to websites and other online media. He used RSS to deliver his audio program.-Incorrect: Apple created the Podcasting Medium-Correct: Apple added Podcasts to iTunes June, 2005, almost a year after podcasting started in Aug/Sept 2004.-Rob Greenlee’s Interview with Adam Curry in 2005 - http://web.archive.org/web/20130729211722id_/http://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/shows/detail581.htmlWe discuss “Court says patent troll didn’t invent podcasting?”-A patent holder that went after podcasters in 2013 has lost its appeal before the Federal Circuit. In 2015, the Electronic Frontier Foundation successfully petitioned the US Patent and Trademark Office to invalidate parts of Personal Audio, LLC’s patent, arguing that they were not the first to invent a “system for disseminating media content representing episodes in a serialized sequence.”-For example, in 2011, a jury awarded Personal Audio $8 million from Apple over a patent on downloadable playlists. But the podcasting patent itself became particularly notorious after Personal Audio sued comedian and radio show host Adam Carolla over his podcast The Adam Carolla Show in 2013. “How could a patent issued in 2012 cover podcasting, a technology that's been around since 2001?” asked Dave Winer, who is sometimes billed as the co-creator of podcasting technology.-Carolla raised nearly half a million dollars from outraged fans for legal representation, only to reach a settlement with the patent holder about a year later. Since the settlement could not stop Personal Audio from suing other podcasters in the future, the EFF went to the patent office itself to invalidate the patent.-The Federal Circuit upheld the patent office’s decision to invalidate five key claims in the podcasting patent. The court agreed that earlier academic publications describing online broadcasting by CNN and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation not only “anticipated” the claims being made in the patent, but also showed that the claimed invention was too “obvious” to warrant protection.https://www.eff.org/press/releases/eff-wins-court-ruling-upholding-invalidation-bad-patent-threatened-podcasters We discuss “Show Promotion Strategies”-Building reputation in related online discussion / social media communities-Communities exist all over the Internet: Facebook Groups, Reddit Subreddits, Google+ Communities, and more. Often times your audience hangs out in these communities, and they may be interested in your podcast.-Be careful not to spam a bunch of communities with your self-promotion. That will quickly get you banned and get you a poor reputation inside of those communities.-Ideally you will only have time to participate in a few of these groups, so pick wisely. Post questions, share answers, and comment on other posts. Become an active, contributing member of that community. Then, when it's relevant and appropriate, you may find opportunities to share an episode of your podcast or your website if you have some relevant information to share.Participate live-Get involved in live-broadcast shows or events however you can, as will give you a great opportunity to connect with other potential listeners.-You could host your own live chat sessions. That could be powered by your own hashtag or by a chat room embedded on a /live audio or video page on your own website. ChatWING, Chattango, Flyzoo, and Chatroll.-Time event to focus on Eastern and Central usually broadcast together and might have the most audience. Live-stream after conference or other news related event or episode-You could consider doing a Live bonus episode after your recorded show is published. Align publishing with the related news event-Timely publishing are the most important things you can do with a current-events-based podcast. Incorporating audience feedback, you'll need to allow enough time for your audience to watch and send their feedback.-Too much time passing from news event to lessen impact.Time zones are Important-Try to accommodate different time zones as much as possible.-For example, hosting a live stream at 7 pm Eastern may conflict with people still at work when it's 4 pm Pacific. Or a 10 pm Pacific event is 1 am Eastern.-You should be aware of how such choices may limit your audience's participation.-Consider using Eastern if you're in the USA. That's considered the official time in the USA because the capital is in Eastern Time.-Be technically accurate with your time zone abbreviations. “EST” applies to standard time, while “EDT” applies to Daylight Saving Time. Promote Soon-Promote episode as quickly, as possible! It would also help to promote it for days following the event.-Create a recurring schedule for your promotion that could look something like this:-Day of event: Promote coming episode, live chat, then promote episode after show1 day after: Promote after show episode2 days after: Promote after show episode and ask for feedback4 days after: Promote episode5 days after: Promote upcoming live episode participation for next show6 days after (day before next event): Encourage upcoming live participation-Listeners care most about your podcast when the subject is already on their minds. So the more quickly you can publish your content about the current event, the more your existing and potential new audience will be interested in your episode.Watch for timely opportunities-The actual news related event may not be the only opportunity you have to leverage the audience's energy. Watch for breaking news and announcements you can use to create or promote relevant content. This could be a great time for you to promote that older content. For example:Listener Comments:Linda IrwinAutoplay makes me want to scream!Spreaker Links:http://Adore.fmhttp://blog.spreaker.comhttp://SpreakerLiveShow.comhttps://Spreaker.comEmail: rob at spreaker.comSend Questions and Comments to:Twitter: http://twitter.com/spreaker using #SpreakerLiveTwitter: http://twitter.com/robgreenleeTwitter: http://twitter.com/alexeum Tech Support: support at spreaker.com

What happens when Knightwise and KD get to chatting during an early morning commute? Episode KW1106: PodSafe Tunnels. Links The History of Podcasting [timeline] Daily Source Code [wikipedia] KW History “Another Day“ Music DJ SMaKC – Devoutkast [MashupTown] Credits Episode produced by Keith Murray Shanghai Tunnel picture by Manuel Joseph

What happens when Knightwise and KD get to chatting during an early morning commute? Episode KW1106: PodSafe Tunnels. Links The History of Podcasting [timeline] Daily Source Code [wikipedia] KW History “Another Day“ Music DJ SMaKC – Devoutkast [MashupTown] Credits Episode produced by Keith Murray Shanghai Tunnel picture by Manuel Joseph

Jason Heath is a freelance double bass player who started his Contrabass Conversations podcast way back in 2007, nearly 10 years ago. Now with well over a million downloads, Jason's incredibly popular podcast is the Internet's most comprehensive resource on all people and topics related to life and music around the double bass. This month, we're going to be exploring the world of music podcasters and entrepreneurs, starting with Jason Heath, who has I believe the longest running classical music podcast show around, nearly 10 years running, with over 250 episodes and well over a million and a half downloads at the time of this broadcast. An interesting historical sidenote: former MTV VJ Adam Curry is credited with being one of the initial pioneers of podcasting, and launched what many believe to be the first podcast show produced on a regular basis, Daily Source Code, back in 2004. Podcasts are essentially “radio shows” that you can listen to either directly on a web page or on a smartphone or MP3 player. The beauty of podcasts is the fact that anyone can produce and distribute their own shows. This can be an inexpensive, yet powerful way to get your name out, reach a worldwide audience, and connect with the movers and shakers of whatever musical niche you're passionate about. For Jason Heath, podcasting has been a way for him to do all of those things and more, enabling him to extend his freelance double bass career far beyond what's normally possible. Links Contrabass Conversations Podcast: http://contrabassconversations.com/ Jason's websites: http://doublebassblog.org/ http://jasonheath.info/bassist/ "How To Create A Podcast" articles on ArtsHacker: https://artshacker.com/series/podcasting/

Today Dave celebrates his 6th year wedding anniversary by answering your question. 3:15 Please Get a Pop Filter I was listening to the Audio book on Audible call Six Figures in 6 Months, and the beginning off the recording was awful. You can spend hundreds of dollars on microphones, but without a pop filter you will sound horrible. You can get the old foam cover for $3.00 5:45 Have You Ever Been Mentioned on a Podcast? Dave got all giddy when he heard his name on another show? This is the question for the audience this week. 11:35 Daniel J Lewis Get Mentioned. Daniel does the Audacity to Podcast. 15:05 Jim was on the Home Server Show 17:05 Neewer Pop Filer 18:55 Nick Seuberling from SPNT.TV 22:55 Jim Might Experiment with Patreon/JoyRide 34:40 IFTTT For Podcast Promotion 40:13 Appendipity Podcast Pro Theme - Yes I still Love it.  52:47 Podcast Help Desk got mentioned on the Daily Source Code, and is now working with a Radio Station. Mentioned on the Show The Podcast Dude Steve Stewart Audacity Course Best Podcasting Gear

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Gastheer Maarten Hendrikx, @maartenhendrikx op Twitter. Panel Stefaan Lesage, @stefaanlesage op Twitter, of via de Devia website. Marco Frissen, @mfrissen op Twitter, of via zijn website. Cindy de Smet, @smetty op Twitter, of via haar website. Jan Seurinck, @janseurinck op Twitter, of via zijn website. VIP Gast Adam Curry, @adamcurry op Twitter of via Curry.com, NoAgendaShow.com en BigAppShow.com Onderwerpen Stefaan heeft computerproblemen, hij kan in het begin maar niet online komen.. Een uitgebreide introductie van Adam Curry en zijn huidige bezigheden is natuurlijk een goed begin van Tech45. Adam verteld over zijn podcasts Daily Source Code en No Agenda maar ook over zijn laatste project The Big App Show, een iPhone applicatie waar hij andere applicaties introduceert. Binnenkort komt er ook een Big App Show voor Android! Ook is Adam nog andere zaken aan het plannen zoals een samenwerking met Eli Roth. Maarten en Stefaan zijn bij de Internet Explorer 9 introductie geweest. De vraag rijst of Microsoft de slag niet al verloren heeft en of ze zichzelf niet in de voet schieten door IE9 niet op XP uit te brengen. Adam heeft een uitgesproken mening over IE9 en internet in het algemeen. (The Register) De nieuwe Twitter. Nog niemand van het panel heeft het, maar we hebben er wel allemaal een mening over. Gaat Twitter wel de juiste weg op, door mensen zo naar hun site te "dwingen"? (TechCrunch) De kijkers willen niet betalen voor minder reclame. Tja, maar wat dan? Adam weet hier wel het nodige vanaf, gezien zijn achtergrond. (Broadcast Magazine) Facebook komt met een telefoon? Vooral voor het merk lijkt ons. Nieuwsflitsen... Snelle rond... The lighting round! BMW toont iPad integratie. Tja, voor $33 kan je op diverse sites een alternatief vinden voor alle auto's. LG Optimus, HTC Desire HD en Desire Z Nokia World en de nieuwe toestellen - N8, C3, C6, E5 en  E7. Too little, too late? De Windows Mobile 7 developer kit is beschikbaar. Adam Curry zijn Big App Show komt eind september ook op Android uit! Tips Stefaan heeft net SuperDuper gebruikt om zijn computer te redden. Deze week is Photokina, hèt event voor fotografen en fotografie (apparatuur) liefhebbers, vind Marco. Van 21 t/m 26 September in de Köln Messe. Cindy tipt ons op paper.li, dat bij menigeen voor irritatie heeft geleid doordat gebruikers de twitter integratie te pas en te onpas gebruiken. Jan heeft Snagit ontdekt, om snel screenshots te maken. Adam vind dat er te weinig gelezen wordt en heeft twee hele mooie boeken als tip: Daemon en Freedom(tm) van Daniel Suarez - twee spannende high tech thrillers, die eigenlijk best op de huidige maatschappij geprojecteerd kunnen worden. Feedback Het Tech45-team apprecieert alle feedback die ingestuurd wordt. Heb je dus opmerkingen, reacties of suggesties, laat dan een commentaar hieronder achter. Via twitter kan natuurlijk ook @tech45cast. Ook audio-reacties in .mp3-formaat zijn altijd welkom. Items voor de volgende aflevering kunnen gemarkeerd worden in Delicious met de tag 'tech45'. Vergeet ook niet dat je 'live' kan komen meepraten via live.tech45.eu op dinsdag 28 september vanaf 21u30. Deze aflevering van de podcast kan je downloaden via deze link, rechtstreeks beluisteren via de onderstaande player, of gewoon gratis abonneren via iTunes.

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn The first part of this show is from the car using the Mobile Setup. I talked about getting car fever and how the fever broke ? maybe? I talk about Traverse City adding zip codes and a little about our Snow Free Spring here in March 2010 I play a song from Matthew Ebel – Drive Away I talked about the return of Adam Curry and the Daily Source Code and the fact that I'm feeling nostalgic for the “good old days” of podcasting. I play a song called “Steam powered Airplane” from the group “Leftover Salmon” Yee Haa.. I have Cable TV now! Last but not least, I talk about fixing the rust on my old Pickup Truck. I played Taylor's Freebird by Todd Taylor. Don't forget to check out my other podcasts. www.geekofthenorth.com – for the Geek of the North weekly podcast and the daily Today in Aviation History Catch me later! -Mike

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn The first part of this show is from the car using the Mobile Setup. I talked about getting car fever and how the fever broke ? maybe? I talk about Traverse City adding zip codes and a little about our Snow Free Spring here in March 2010 I play a song from Matthew Ebel – Drive Away I talked about the return of Adam Curry and the Daily Source Code and the fact that I'm feeling nostalgic for the “good old days” of podcasting. I play a song called “Steam powered Airplane” from the group “Leftover Salmon” Yee Haa.. I have Cable TV now! Last but not least, I talk about fixing the rust on my old Pickup Truck. I played Taylor's Freebird by Todd Taylor. Don't forget to check out my other podcasts. www.geekofthenorth.com – for the Geek of the North weekly podcast and the daily Today in Aviation History Catch me later! -Mike

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn I play a song from Mike Strasser called “Spring Like” It's been very springlike here in Northern Michigan. 50's and 60's in the day and 30's at night. Adam Curry is bringing back the Daily Source Code podcast (so he says) and I play a promo made by Trucker Tom. www.truckertompodcast.com I play a song called “Your spring will come” by Sid and Fancy I talk about Honesty and where has it gone? I played a song from Daniel Adam Johnson called “Your Spring will come” I also played a song called “Rock of ages” which is a cover song by the Dhucks Catch me Later! -Mike

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn I play a song from Mike Strasser called “Spring Like” It's been very springlike here in Northern Michigan. 50's and 60's in the day and 30's at night. Adam Curry is bringing back the Daily Source Code podcast (so he says) and I play a promo made by Trucker Tom. www.truckertompodcast.com I play a song called “Your spring will come” by Sid and Fancy I talk about Honesty and where has it gone? I played a song from Daniel Adam Johnson called “Your Spring will come” I also played a song called “Rock of ages” which is a cover song by the Dhucks Catch me Later! -Mike

My first appearance on Adam Curry's Daily Source Code on 8 April 2008. Discussion on the four main types of risk which include (1)payment, (2) counter-party, (3) exchange-rate and (4) performance. Derivatives play a huge role in the evaporation of the current system. Entire markets are gone such as Auction Rate Securities, Mortgage Backed Securities, etc.

On this week's podcast we've got News, Crosstalk, a Gear Review, Viewer Mail and we tweak The Stupid Knob! This week Mike is relaxing in Cabo and Slau is sitting in as guest host. Slau is a New York City-based singer/songwriter and producer. During his teenage years, he developed his performance skills as a multi-instrumentalist while performing with various folk ensembles and dance bands. His reputation as a versatile musician led to an early career as a session musician for television scores as well as commercial jingles and underscores. Slau's songwriting has been recognized by Musician Magazine where he was a semi-finalist in the Best Unsigned Band Contest and the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) Songwriters Workshop. He's been a featured performer at the Songwriters Hall of Fame Showcase and has been a regular contributor to the New York City Songwriters Circle and The Bitter End. In 2005, the new media world of podcasting rallied behind one of Slau's tunes entitled If Every Day Were Christmas, a song co-written with Orlando Pagan. Former MTV VJ, Adam Curry, heard the song, played it on his podcast, The Daily Source Code and came up with the idea of a We Are the World-type benefit. Over 50 artists from 9 countries took part in Podsafe for Peace, a benefit song for UNICEF produced by Slau. It remains in the Top 10 most played songs in the podcasting world and has been played on satellite and terrestrial radio including Sirius, XM, BBC, CBC and Westwood One. Currently, Slau is working on a follow up to The Weight of Words, his 2001 debut album. The new album is scheduled for release in the spring of 2008. News: Take The Focusrite Liquid Mix Challenge Special Offer On McDSP's Analog Channel Native Spectrasonics Releases Stylus RMX Xpanded Inside The 100-Foot Piano Beta Monkey Releases Drum Werks XI: Uptempo Rock Collection The Music Player Network The Legacy Recordings Podcast Crosstalk: Mike's in Cabo! We hate him. PSN mentioned in the Precise Persussions Blog Deborah Harry has a hit in every single decade since her first hit with Blondie! Slau's microphone hardware search: Sabra-Som Gear Review: Ribbon Mic and Michael Joly ribbon mic mod shootout! Michael Joly's mods company: http://OktavaMod.com Resource links mentioned: http://RoyerLabs.com http://CascadeMicrophones.com http://WesDooley.com http://SoundWaveResearch.com/index_proaudio.html The shootout mics: The Venerable Coles 4038 Apex 205 Nady RSM-4 Nady RSM-5 The Cascade FatHead Viewer Mail: Bryan Daste from The Magic Closet Studio sent in this great link detailing the Grateful Dead's Wall Of Sound. Suzie DeCree and Aaron Griffith pay homage to PSN Suzie DeCree has teaching jobs available! Contact her: John May wonders if TAXI is worth the money. Aaron Griffith joins the Mac family, YAY! He wonders what good 2-track editors are available for Mac. Here's our initial recommendations: Audacity (Freeeeeeeee!) http://audacity.SourceForge.net/ Amadeus Pro ($40.00 – also multitrack) http://www.HairerSoft.com/AmadeusPro/AmadeusPro.html Sound Studio ($79.99) http://www.FreeVerse.com/apps/app/?id=5012 Audio Finder: ($69.95) http://www.IcedAudio.com/ This is really nicely integrated with OSX and has some really nice features for exactly the things you mention, as well as lots of others. Bias Peak ($129.00 - $599.00) http://www.Bias-Inc.com/products/ The Stupid Knob: Sly Stone is in the house! Wait, where'd he go? Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question: Q: Which act was left stranded at the airport, therefore becoming a no show at The Woodstock Music and Art Fair in August 1969? A: Iron Butterfly! They demanded a ride from the airport and the promoters decided since everyone else made it on their own, including uninvited guests, that they would just leave them stranded. This week's big winner is Suzie DeCree! She takes home a copy of Guitar And Drum Trainer courtesy of Ryan Smith over at GuitarAndDrumTrainer.com. Honorable mention goes out to Jon Julson, Brandon Hire (of The Metal Shop Podcast), Steve (of Sub G Music) and Patrique Osbourne Little Richard turns 75. SHUT UP! See you next week! 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Welcome to episode #61 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast. There's big preparation over here at Twist Image HQ as I get ready for my trip to Singapore. You'll get to hear from one of the classes from the Singapore Management University. There's also lots of great insights on the echo chamber (again), Radio versus Podcasting and owning your digital life. Enjoy this conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #61 - Host: Mitch Joel. - Running time: 56:18. - Audio comment line - please send in a comment and add your voice to the audio community: +1 206-666-6056. - Please send in questions, comments, suggestions - mitch@twistimage.com. - Hello from Beautiful Montreal. - Subscribe over at iTunes. - Comments are now live on the Blog - sixpixels.com/blog. - Facebook Group - Six Pixels of Separation Podcast Society - please join (we have over five hundred members). - I am a Facebook Spammer... no more! - Email newsletters address change hell. - Audio Comment - Michael Netzley and the class at Singapore Management University. - Singapore Management WetPaint wiki. - Singapore - Michael Netzley - Singapore Management University - July 26th, 2007. - Institute Of Public Relations Singapore - PR 2.0 - Engaging Stakeholders In The New Media Landscape. My presentation for this session (which is being held on Wednesday, August 1st, 2007) is called, Know Control Or No Control - How Social Media Is Shaping Communications. - Podcast may come out a little late. - Audio Comment - Dave Delaney - Two Boobs And A Baby Plus - BarCamp Nashville. - BarCamp Nashville - August 18th, 2007 - I'll be there... join me. - Happy Birthday Julien Smith - In Over Your Head. - Audio Comment ' Robin Brown. - The NewsMarket. - Audio Comment - Jay Berkowitz - Ten Golden Rules. - Across The Sound - Joseph Jaffe - Episode #83. - Audio Comment - Jay Moonah - Uncle Seth - Online Music Marketing Podcast. - Audio Comment - Doug Haslam - Topaz Partners - PRobecast - Tech PR Gems. - What Is Your Blog And/Or Podcast? - Marko Kulick - Pets.ca - Photgraphy.ca. - Six Points of Separation - Six Tips To Commenting On A Blog Or Podcast: 1. Add value. 2. Don't pitch. 3. Challenge with respect. 4. Follow up - use coComment. 5. Don't sound like a text book. 6. Take a time out. - Six Pounds of Sound - The Sea Dragons - "Sweet Delilah". - Courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (heard it on Adam Curry's Daily Source Code). Please join the conversation by sending in questions, feedback and ways to improve Six Pixels Of Separation. Please let me know what you think or leave an audio comment at: +1 206-666-6056. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #61 - Host: Mitch Joel.

People have asked me "Should I write down what to say on a podcast?" When they ask this they mean every word. This is NOT the way to go. I talk about a podcast that is the EXACT content I'm looking for and I CAN'T LISTEN as the podcaster is reading a book. Most podcasts are one side of a two-way, time-shifted, conversation. Do you read what you are going to say when you call your Mom? Instead, map out your ideas on note cards, or use software like Microsoft Word, or notepad, to make bullet points. This enables you to create the free flowing, natural sounding conversation based on the bullet point. If you are looking for more interaction with your podcast, check out Six Pixels of the Separation podcast at http://www.twistimage.com/blog/ LAST 5 IN 5 Featuring Michael Butler of the Rock and Roll Geek Show Evel Genious Chronicles www.evilgeniuschronicles.orgAdam Currys's Daily Source Code www.dailysourcecode.com Madge Weinsteins Yeast Radio www.yeastradio.com Plan Nine Rock Show http://plannineprint.com/podcast.html Musicians Cooler http://www.musicianscooler.com Check out Michael Butler's Rock and Roll Geek show at www.rockandrollgeek.com Persony Has taken the bite out of online meetings. Harness the power of online meetings WITHOUT the monthly fees. Try it free at www.trypersony.com Check out our 100s of resources and hours of tutorials to help you launch your podcast (along with Dave as your personal Podcast coach) at www.schoolofpodcasting.com

Dave talks about how easy it is (and free) to cross promote your podcast. This is helped by networking with other podcasters who have similar podcasts. I play a quick promo I did for the Daily Source Code, I then turned around and used the same set up and ending and substituted a personalized greeting for each podcaster. It worked. While cross promotion may not get you 100 listeners overnight, it will help with your branding online. Thanks to Heather Vale of Success Unwrapped for our intro. Check her out at http://www.successunwrapped.com SponsorOnline Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting.com Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast Last 5 in 5 Couresty of the Bucket Podcast (www.bucketpodcast.com ) 1. The Godess and Banana www.bgaffair.com 2. Diggnamtion www.diggnation.com 3. Dawn and Drew www.dawnanddrew.com 4. Ask a Ninja www.askaninja.com 5. Daily Source Code. www.dailysourcecode.com 6. Griddlecakes Radio www.griddlecakes.com ITEMS MENTIONEDAudio Technica 2020 Microphone MORE INFO -no tax - free shippingMarantz MD660 Portable Recorder MORE INFO -no tax - free shipping

Dave talks about common mistakes that you can make that willcause errors inyour RSS feed. SponsorOnline Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting.com Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast This was inspired by the Podcast Brothers www.podcastbrothers.com show where they talked about a feed reader having issues with their feed. You can see a table of code to put display characters without causing errors. http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_entities.aspYou can check your feed validation at www.feedvalidator.org Dave also reminds all podcasters to report their songs at the Podsafe Music Network When looking at your playlist, click the "show playlist history" option at the bottom of the list. Be sure to report your songs. The musicians will thank you for it. LAST 5 IN 5 by Cali Lewis of www.geekbrif.tv 1. Dawn and Drew Show www.dawnanddrew.com 2. Daily Source Code www.dailysourcecode.com 3. Mo Buzz Tv www.mobuzztv.com 4. Accident Hash www.accidenthash.com 5. Rocketboom. www.rocketboom.com Check out the School of Podcasting with its hundreds of resources and hours of tutorials. www.schoolofpodcasting.com Dave's favorite Podcast Host is Libsyn

Dave talks about how to conduct a PRE interview, we get a last 5 in 5 from Larry of daily-journal.com and Dave also points out that Google has a great tool for collaboration. SponsorOnline Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code " Podcast  "  Last 5 in 5 Courtesy of Larry from www.daily-journal.com HDTV Podcast http://www.htguys.com/Podcast 411 www.podcast411.com The Winecast http://winecast.net/Daily Source Code www.dailysourcecode.com Accident Hash www.accidenthash.com Dave mentions a  free Google tool that you can use for note taking for podcasters. He also welcomes Coach Rob of www.spintexfitness.com as a new member to the School of Podcasting. Thanks to everyone as we approach "Thanksgiving" here in the states.

QritiQ's second episode in English. Featuring our special guest Professor Evert Gummesson. We converse about the history and future of marketing, with respect to Philip Kotler's recent birthday. Our starting point is Evert's talk and slides when Northwestern University celebrated Kotler turning 75. The role and naming of market actors (e.g.. Consumers, Citizens, Customers) is another important issue. We also touch upon how to market scientific ideas, compare Is science Marketing? (Peter & Olson, 1983). But we start off with a quick note about Amy's assercize in the Daily Source Code #453. We hinted Dawn at Chandra Bindu to plug her institute, and she in turn got her message in at 20 minutes into DSC #454. [Update September 7: those of you interested in consumers vs customers vs citizens might want to listen into Across the sound. It´s host Joseph Jaffe is channeling a growing conversation about the subject in the perspective of content generation. Not in every episode, but for example in #49, #45, and many before those)]. Some time markers from todays episode: 00:00 Welcome 01:30 We introduce ourselfes 03:00 The Chandra Bindu case 05:15 The Conversation 54:40 Outdozed (music from I Awake ) We love comments,feedback and qritiqal reflections. Simply call +468-559 21 689, send an e-mail to qritiq@gmail.com or make a comment here. Thank you for listening. Donwload (direct link to the mp3 file). play any episode now on our Flash-player. record your comment using My Chingo. RSS-link (see FAQ) or use the iTunes 1-click.

The first of the Vacation Casts from the South Shore of Nova Scotia. A lot of rambling and catching up. Bill Clinton, BoNeD, and the Scarborough Dude, as well as an audio comment from "Lloyd From Lyon's Brook" Come and join the ZEDCAST FRAPPR MAP It's a new month so *Click Here* to vote for The Zedcast at podcast Alley.(Thanks for your support) Come and join other Zedcast listeners at THE ZEDCAST FORUM. Send audio files to Zedcast[at]GMail.com, or call into the Zedcast Listener Line 1-(206) 495-6565 Thanks to everyone for participating. Links to shows mentioned on The Zedcast Canadian Podcast Buffet ... Podcasters Across Borders ... Cast-On ... Island Podcasting ... Dicks 'n Janes... The Poddog Show ... Spine Radio ... Daily Source Code ... BoNeD ... Accident Hash... Mostly Trivial ... Digital Flotsam... Pacific Coast Hellway ... Podquiz ... Coverville ... Griddlecakes Radio ... Verge of the Fringe... The Bitterest Pill... Psycheology ... Shelly's Podcast ... Podcheck Review... Chub Creek... Bowerbird Knits... Grok Radio ... Podcheck Review... * click on the "direct download" link below or click on my hands on the sidebar to listen on your computer or download to your MP3 player, or subscribe to the show at iTunes or using the orange RSS button on the sidebar of our website

[Show Notes Link]Direct Download Link | | Direct download link I’m listed in iTunes now! Yay! Back to regularing programming, I take a moment to reflect on our wedding a little bit while apologizing for the last episode being very crazy. Alcohol and podcasting isn’t such a great mix. Also, Manuel Lopez from over in London, England wanted to conduct an interview with me, so he emailed me the questions for the project and I podcasted my answers for him to use. Interesting material, a tad self serving, but content for you ears. This episode ends with listener feedback from Cosmo of the Clubside Breakfast Time Podcast. Links and name drops for today: Clubside Breakfast Time Podcast Dave Olsen Daily Breakfast StarQuest Podcast Network Dicks & Janes Podcast Island Podcasting Insomnia Radio Adam Curry Podsafe Music Network Numbskulz Artists for this episode: Local H – everyone alive Shiner – spinning (The Life and Times) The Cloud Room – we sleep in the ocean The Format – let’s make this moment a crime 49:46 minutes Email: radiozoom [AT] gmail [DOT] com Show notes: https://johnbollwitt.com/radio/Subscribe: RSS Podcast Feed Subscribe on iTunes © Copyright Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0), RadioZoom (John Bollwitt)

In this Griddlesode, Ron talks about consumer generated advertising, and tells a story called: "Be Careful What You Ask."

We recorded Live From the Formosa Tea House: Session Five this afternoon over lunch. The focus of this episode was on Zap Your PRAM 3, the next incarnation of the Zap Your PRAM conference we organized in the fall of 2003. Zap3 is running February 16 to 19, 2006 in Cavendish, PEI; details forthcoming shortly on the new Zap3site. There is, alas, an annoying bit of electrical interference that runs throughout the episode — it’s most noticeable at the beginning. I tried various methods for filtering it out, but they all made Dan, Steven and I sound like drunken fish. Here’s a rundown of what you’ll hear: 00:00 — The intro and extro stingers are from Royalty Free Music. 00:15 — We start off with a somewhat dorky and stilted introduction to Zap Your PRAM (early-episode dorkitude seems to stike us every time). We get better as we go along.  Video and Audio of Zap Your PRAM One 19:45 — The “people standing in from of webcams” phenomenon. The Island Cam (Dan stood here). The YankeeCam. 21:15 — People at silverorange buying digital SLR cameras? Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT Canada EOS 20D Nikon D200 (with GPS capabilities) 22:30 — Peter takes a picture of Steven with his T610 camera phone (either Peter or Steven was moving, so the photo is more jiggly than it would be otherwise). 24:00 — What podcasts do we listen to? Peter: Daily Source Code, The MacCast, Meet the Press, BBC Podcasts, Yankee Foliage Podcast Steven: LugRadio, Diggnation 26:45 — Peter’s television addiction leads him to rent a Eastlink DVR. 28:00 — Steven and Dan love Homestarrunner. 28:30 — Steven to make a LongBet with Ray Kurzweil? 28:45 — WikiPEI, Wikipedia, Tourism PEI Website RFP. 32:00 — The Rukapedia pages for Dan and Steven and the compromising photo. 34:45 — Interactive Charlottetown Bus Map, RealCharlottetown.com and Open Locations. 41:02 — Dan has an “unbelieveable hate-on” for Web 2.0 so we avoid talking about it at all costs. 41:44 — Steven talks about going to The Gnome Summit in Boston: Springboard and Tango Project. 51:44 — Queen Street Commons update from Dan. 54:15 — silverorange releases Swat, a PHP web application toolkit. In addition to the RSS Feed for the Podcast, we’ve also registered LiveFromTheFormosaTeaHouse.com where you can always find show notes, links to previous shows and more fun.

rur@revupreview.co.uk - www.revupreview.co.uk The Rev Up Review, Number Eleven: Title: RUR-2005-10-08 #11 The Rev Up Review Returns! Size: 18.3 MBDuration: 39'57" Use this FeedBurner link to download the mp3 file directly, or to add the feed to your aggregator. Contents: 00.00 Intro music: "Undertow" by Reaman (ElectroBel)00.09 Guest Voice: "You're listening to The Rev Up Review" 00.12 Welcome02.36 TSFPN audio tag 02.46 Doctor Who: Podshock! 04.31 James Naughton 04.45 Adam Curry's Daily Source Code 05.06 Unquiet Desperation 05.21 The Rev Up Review is a proud member of The Science Fiction Podcast Network 05.33 The Rev-Master's Rant 05.54 The SFWA Bulletin 07.27 Ron Vitale 08.09 Interzone 08.36 Nemonymous 15.19 Podcast Fiction: 15.24 Scott Sigler's Ancestor 15.52 Brace for Impact by Apocalypse Dowell 16.09 Sermons on Little-Known Gods by Lauren Merritt 16.24 At the Appointed Time read by Bradley Harris 16.40 Tannis Island by Gavin Lowe 17.06 Serenity 17.33 Podcast Alley and Podcast Pickle 18.05 iTunes 20.02 Music: You Be King by Andy Guthrie, at the Podsafe Music Network 28.26 Mur Lafferty's I Should Be Writing 30.04 Previously on Travel With Confidence 31.15 Episode 6 of Travel With Confidence (music by The Brothers Femme at PodsafeAudio) 38.58 Send feedback to rur@revupreview.co.uk, or in North America call the RANT line: 206-339-RANT (7268), or post a comment in the TSFPN Forum 39.57 End Background music: Do You Hunger For Me by Andy Guthrie. More at the Podsafe Music Network

Ok, I've finally created a promo and I even sent it off to Adam Curry of the Daily Source Code. His endoresment means a boon to the AndyCast. Here's a link to the promo. Click ME! Cross your fingers!

このポッドキャストが7/29発売のMacPeopleの中で紹介されました。ありがとうございます。 事前に連絡はありましたが、思ったより前のページ。33ページに載っていました。iPodとiTunes4.9の特集の中ですね。(115ページにもよく見ると・・・） 「個人番組の草分け的存在」という紹介も、本人は気楽にやってるのでそうなのかなぁ、といった感じですが、それよりも「ポトフ氏」と氏を付けられちゃうんだぁ、と違和感を感じていましたが、正直むちゃくちゃ嬉しいです。 掲載誌を送ってくれるという話でしたが、発売日に買ってしまいました。 Music: On A Podcast / Cruisebox SUMMERTIME / Brother Love 曲はまたpodsafe music networkから紹介。 "On A Podcast"といういかにも狙った曲名を前に発見していて、かける予定でしたがアダム・カリーがDaily Source Codeの中で、すでにバシバシかけてしまいました。まあ、アダム・カリーも歌詞に出てくるくらいですからね。 でも、同じ曲がいろんなポッドキャストでかかったほうが面白いと思うのでかけました。 そして、最後の曲もDaily Source Codeでかかっていた曲、"SUMMERTIME"をかけています。

411 item 44 - Adam Curry Interview Part I Welcome to the show it is June 1st and todays show will be an interview with Adam Curry from the Daily Source Code. You can visit his podcast at http://www.dailysourcecode.com   Show Notes / Links: www.gmail.com ID3 Tags Tutorial Skit Exchange Podcasts 5 Minutes with Wichita Daily Download Daily Source Code Distorted View One America Committee Podcheck Ending Promo - PK &  J Show  

Hello Again! Survivor moved to a new night and it was certainly a show full of surprises. The only thing we weren't suprised by this week was that Ulong managed to lose another challenge. :) There are a couple of operational changes to mention on our show this week too. First, I've been experimenting with the audio settings quite a bit lately, but I'm going to forgo the quest to eliminate the noise for now and just learn to live with that hissing sound in the background. I tried to remove it last week and didn't realize until I had already posted the show that it had some strange affect and created echos and some other audible oddities. We're going to switch the text portion of the update over to a slightly different format too. We aren't really getting any participation on the show :(, so I decided that I'll use this section to post the show notes, a brief guide to what we're saying when in the podcast. From what I understand while listening to Adam Curry on his Daily Source Code podcast, it'll be important to have this data because at some point in the future we'll be able to combine this information with the audio and be able to jump to specific sections that we want to listen to or just to support simple searching. Guess I need to go back and do this for the first few shows too. Show Notes 00:00 Date for iPod Shuffle Users 00:05 Intro Music 00:28 Surprises Abound 01:33 Our picks from Last Week 02:07 Fooled by Reality TV 03:56 Strange Voting Strategies 05:12 Ulong's Legacy (Plumb Dumb) 08:57 Katie's a Bum 09:40 Gregg and Coby's Alliance 11:33 Tom's Self Sacrifice 12:40 Worthless Willard 13:55 Sneaky Katie 14:44 Ian got Lucky 16:55 Who'll survive on Ulong? 17:23 Ulong ready for Merge 18:08 Stick the Knife In 19:26 That Dawg Won't Hunt 20:22 Twist the Knife 21:04 No Backup Plan 21:44 Blobby Jon's Deductive Powers 23:05 Survivor Live 24:32 Merge Soon? 25:33 Stupidest Team to Ever Play the Game 26.23 Picks for Next Week 30:00 Numbers dropping 30:48 G'nite 30:50 Outro Music Here's our picks for who'll go in the next episode. If it's Ulong, then I'm going say that James will go next. Jo Ann says it will be, Ibrehem . If Koror gets forced into Tribal Council again, I'm picking Janu. Jo Ann says it will be Caryn. If you ever do get the itch to chime in with your picks or an audio comment about the show, you can leave us a voicemail at 206-350-JASS(5277). Or you can always add a comment to this page by clicking the "comments" link or send us an email at: joannandstacyshow@gmail.com. Enjoy, Jo Ann and Stacy