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Re: Podcast Tutorial

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Re: Podcast Tutorial

Allan Hunkin — Wed, 04 May 2011 06:40:00 -0000

Podcast & Talk Host Mastery is a Resource Guide, Industry Directory and ‘How To’ Handbook focusing on two areas:

* The skills, knowledge and equipment needed to become a professional podcaster, videocaster, talk show host, webcaster, or teleseminar leader.

* Assisting these "talk professionals" to develop/expand their knowledge and capabilities in the business aspects of being a host, content producer, and infopreneur.

Visit http://talkmastery.info

Re: Podcast Tutorial

Allan Hunkin — Wed, 04 May 2011 02:40:53 -0000

Podcast & Talk Host Mastery is a Resource Guide, Industry Directory and ‘How To’ Handbook focusing on two areas:

* The skills, knowledge and equipment needed to become a professional podcaster, videocaster, talk show host, webcaster, or teleseminar leader.

* Assisting these "talk professionals" to develop/expand their knowledge and capabilities in the business aspects of being a host, content producer, and infopreneur.

Visit http://talkmastery.info

Re: Podcast Tutorial

Tonya Putnam — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 16:25:30 -0000

I love podcasts. I subscribe to four main podcasts and then have a few others that I occasionally listen to. It's a nice break to have something to listen to outside of regular music (even though some that I do listen to talk about and play music). I like to listen to them with in ear headphones while I'm running. Since it's getting nice outside, it looks like I will be doing more of it very soon!

Tonya Putnam

Re: Podcast Tutorial

Emma Dipietro — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 11:14:15 -0000

I am new to podcasts, myself, and I am enjoying them more and more. I am especially interested in their applications to a museum setting. If anybody else is interested, you should read this article on podcasting in museums. It gave a lot of info on what museums are doing today. Really interesting!

Re: Podcast Tutorial

Anne Frid de Vries — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 02:11:06 -0000

Thanks for a great explanation and a rich directory. I am trying to supply some of the need myself. Not by making podcasts, but reviewing them in my blog. Trying to concentrate of the better educational ones...
http://anneisaman.blogspot.com

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Sovereign John — Thu, 17 May 2007 16:41:23 -0000

It is amazing how such a great technology such as podcasting is still in its nanseant stage. I've got a podcast at Odeo: http://www.odeo.com/channel/276463/view

I love to listen to podcasts. Standing in line, at the doctors office anywhere there's a wait. Even driving down the road as I can't stand the Jack radio format many stations have adopted.

You can listen to lectures, books, music, and if you hae the player you can even watch videos while waiting anywhere.

Your articles on podcasting are amazing and I'm glad to have found your informative site. What a treasure.

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Carol A — Sun, 18 Mar 2007 19:52:28 -0000

Using podcasts so frequently it came as rather a shock to find I am in a "minority", in fact, being middle aged and female a rather small minority! But it does seem that many people who have good broadband access at home and at work fail to use the potential of the WWW. I have been educated, amused and amazed by some of the podcasts list on your wonderful site - one of the internet's best resources.