Podcasting Hacks
It's time to start hacking podcasts! I started with Eric Rice this afternoon. He talks about doo-doo on his “other site.” If you don't believe me, just listen for yourself. That's him podcasting about doing a podcast about podcasts for podcasting on podcasts. Okay, so… I'm sick and tired of explaining to people that they don't need an iPod to either (a) podcast, (b) listen to a podcast, (c) talk about podcasting, or (d) hack a podcast. You could say that we're doing a podcast, too – but we're not. We're just doing what we always planned on doing (independent of any given platform or alleged platform). Do you have a podcast? Great, so let's talk about podcasting in another podcast. Whee!
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SocioBiblog
June 13th, 2007
at 3:35pm
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Josh's Linkblog
April 12th, 2007
at 4:47am
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Anonymous
January 12th, 2005
at 3:10pm
Huh??
I'm really getting weary of all these instant fads, three (and four) letter acronyms that change faster than an active blogger's blog, etc.
The only reason I even attempt to “keep up” is:
1. so I know what to stay away from and
2. sometimes, in the midst of it all, a piece of important general information is casually thrown in – like something that applies to everyday web/internet use.
Whew. Can understand why people get fed up and just unplug.
Happy with my dial-up connection? Oh, yes!!
Eric Rice
January 12th, 2005
at 4:00pm
To clarify, I doodoo shows, not doodoo podcasts. Big difference. ;-)
Anonymous
January 14th, 2005
at 12:46pm
I'm sick of trying to explain as well. It's too bad because I like the idea of podcasts a lot, but I don't dig the name and hell I podcast at http://www.rbradio.net and http://www.accidenthash.com .
I wish it had a better name. Oh well..