Podcasts? Podcasters?

I produce a podcast / radio program myself... arts & entertainment interviews mostly (the SG folks have been on a few times)...

The Sound of Young America

Our feed is:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/tsoya

Does anyone else here podcast?

Anyone listen to podcasts? Favorites?

I've been feeling The Vinyl Podcast lately... and The Treatment from KCRW.

Nada?

I am all the day casting pods.

I would but I can't stand to listen to my own voice.

Great member name.

On the Media from WNYC is another favorite of mine...

Yo.





Check it.


UHHHHH.










DJ RYAN DIPIETRO IN THE HIZZOUSE, BITCHES!!!!1111

[Edited on Mar 14, 2005 by Ryan_Dipietro]

I can honestly say that I have no idea what that means.

Anyone care to go fly fishing?




Fly fishing? Fly fisherman?

podcasting people are shady.

can't trust 'em. don't even start me on ham radio operators. fucking crooks.

Gypsies they are.

"so kids watch your back because I think they smoke i don't doubt it, look at how they act"

Tribe quoting skills aside, I'm genuinely interested in whether anyone else here is podcasting, or listening to podcasts.

Tribe quoting skills aside, I'm genuinely interested in whether anyone else here is podcasting, or listening to podcasts.

Will you explain to me what podcasting is?

I'm the freshest podcaster
dont mistake me for a pastor
Now bow to the universe master
or youll feel my laser blaster.

I would like to know how to podcast
i used to do shoutcast and live365 radio shows

It's kind of like RSS for blogs, only with audio files instead of text.

Or, if you don't know what RSS is...

Basically a listener gets a little piece of software, and subscribes to what's called a "feed." Whenever the feed's author uploads an mp3 file, it is automatically downloaded by the subscribers' software.

So, I'm subscribed to the feed for "The Treatment," a film talk show based on KCRW in Santa Monica. Each time they put up a new show, my software, Ipodder, downloads it to my computer automatically.

And if you happen to use Itunes, the most popular client software automatically integrates with Itunes, which means that your newly received podcasts can be automatically transferred to your Ipod.

But of course, you can listen to podcasts you've received on your computer, or burn them to a CD, or put them on a non-ipod mp3 player as well.

Here's a useful description.

There are a lot of how-to-podcast pages out there that can explain how to do it. I use a little script called dircaster.php. All I do is record my show, encode it as an mp3 file, then upload it to a folder in my FTP server that contains dircaster.php. Dircaster creates the feed automatically... then I run it through a neat thing called feedburner, which makes sure it's neat and clean and gives me a counter on subscribers. Then... I'm done.

My feed:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/tsoya

Here's a how-to.

[Edited on Mar 22, 2005 by IndustryRule4080]

[Edited on Mar 23, 2005 by IndustryRule4080]

nudge

I don't podcast myself... but I host the "XtremeBitz" podcast for MadAltRadio.com on one of my webservers. Their podcast is available at http://archives.madaltradio.com/

I just got an entry for an on-air contest from a guy in Ontario (Canada, not California)... that surprised and delighted me.

And then someone sent me a song they wrote about the show... an awful song, but still!

no podcasting here, but i do have my own icecast so i can listen to my own music from any place with an internet connection...