83: Campfire talks, get in the newspaper and a round table on video technique
Thursday, November 29, 2007 - Filed under: Podcasts
NEWS & COMMENTARY
- PodCamp Ottawa recap
- Announcement on next week’s Buffet
- James Whittingham is a dad… again! Congratulations James, Janice, Aiden and ‘Lady Grey’ Whittingham!
- Comment on episode 77 by Nathan Toft (Portable Radio)
- Comment on episode 81 by Marko Kulik (pets.ca and photography.ca)
- NAC New Media/CPB Behringer B-1 mic giveaway – deadline id December 12
EVENTS
- Toronto Podcast Meetup – The Holiday Edition (RSVP)
Tuesday, December 18 from 7:00pm to 11:00pm
Imperial Public Library (54 Dundas Street E)
PROMO by John Meadows
- PodCamp Toronto
February 23-24, 2008
Rogers Communications Centre, Ryerson University
(Bob andMikeMark are both registered)
Directory cleanup announcements next week
- The .Net Preacher Show (update)
ROUND TABLE (ENTREE, DESSERT AND SOME)
- Video Podcasting Tools and Techniques
Tristan Homer (Jim Dupree: Enthusiast) and Doug Nouwen (PodCalgary and Royals’ Hockey Podcast) share their thoughts and experience on composing shots and video production tools (from entry level to professional), and they offer advice for novice video podcasters.
AUDIO DESSERT PORT AND CIGARS
- Clip from PodCamp Ottawa including the voices of David Bailey, Susan Murphy, Rob Lee and Tommy Vallier.
EXTRO AND CONTACT INFO
- website: www.CanadianPodcastBuffet.ca
- email: canadianpodcastbuffet@gmail.com
- facebook group: Canadian Podcast Buffet
- feedback: +1-267-220-3701
- forums: CPB
Photo credit: Mark
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Hey, great show again. I’m not sure why this wasn’t mentioned, but Tristan had another video podcast called The Podcast of My Discontent (http://www.collectiveproductions.com/tristan/the-podcast-of-my-discontent/).
I guess one could call it the Futurama to Jim Dupree’s Simpsons. And then one would get beaten up.
Allegedly there’s a chance it may come back in another form. Though with those guys, there’s *always” some alleged chance of something coming back.
…and of course the classic ‘Canadian Heritage VIgnettes’
[...] Tristan makes an appearance on the latest episode of Canadian Podcast Buffet, as a part of a round table discussion on video podcasting. Find out more about how he feels about buying/returning video equipment and YouTube videos about cats right now! [...]
You heard it here first: 12 brand-spanking new episodes of Jim Dupree: Enthusiast will begin on Groundhog Day 2008.
They will be released according to the Fibonacci sequence (1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89…). That is, the first episode will be available on Groundhog Day. The second episode will be available one day after that. The second, two days after that. And so on.
It’s the way Fionacci himself would have wanted things.
You heard it here first: 12 brand-spanking new episodes of Jim Dupree: Enthusiast will begin on Groundhog Day 2008.
They will be released according to the Fibonacci sequence (1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89…). That is, the first episode will be available on Groundhog Day. The second episode will be available one day after that. The second, two days after that. And so on.
It’s the way Fibonacci himself would have wanted things.
Thanks guys. We named her Amelia, after Bob. Wait, that doesn’t make any sense.
[...] Well, now you all know that the thrilling Jim Dupree: Enthusiast series will be entering an all new thrilling fourth season on Groundhog Day 2008. Jim himself brings us the full scoop in the comments section of the Canadian Podcast Buffet episode featuring Tristan: You heard it here first: 12 brand-spanking new episodes of Jim Dupree: Enthusiast will begin on Groundhog Day 2008. [...]