Jay Moonah, Babies and Wikis
INTRO
- Audio comment by Barry from Barrie
NEWS
- Mark’s received his replacement iPod
- Congratulations to Dave, Heather and Sam on the birth of Ella
- Congratulations to Arthur Masters and Jen on quitting smoking
- Congratulations to Bruce Murray and Melinda Mason for their success in the Podcast Awards
- Follow up on James Whittingham‘s suggestion in last week’s show
- CanadaPodcasts.ca directory cleanup coming
MEETUPS
- PodCamp Toronto is February 24-25, 2007 at Ryerson University
CANADAPODCASTS.CA
PROMOS
INTERVIEW
PODCAST LOUNGE
- Understanding Tariff No. 22
- Barenaked Ladies redefining the music industry
- Is it really all about the money?
- iPod firmware flaw
TECH TALK
- Wikis
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13 October 2006, 1:03 am
Okay, I’m nervous. My promo played on last week’s show spawned two more Saskatchewan podcasts to come out of the woodwork and send in promos. Then you guys hinted two weeks in a row that I host some sort of Regina meetup. I hope you’re happy. I spent most of your last two shows nervously cleaning my house, wondering when the knock on the door would come.
What about my idea of a Canadian Podcast feed aggregator? I make daily use of a blog aggregtor feed at http://www.catprint.ca/saskblogs/ to check up on local blogs. I’d love to be able to see who’s releasing new shows as they come out but it would, from what I understand, require a computer somewhere working on just this. Maybe it could just be a forum page where people manually post their new episodes.
13 October 2006, 11:20 am
Just to point out: The Apple bug doesn’t just affect podcasts, it affects music as well (yes, rare mono music files…but it’s true, I have at least 1). I don’t know if you guys knew this but you can listen to music on your iPods.
13 October 2006, 12:00 pm
Thanks for the kind words Mark & Bob! We really appreciate it. Ella smiled this morning, and we know why – cause of you guys.
Speak to ya soon.
Dave, Heather, Ella and Sam!
15 October 2006, 11:53 am
Guys, thanks a tonne for running the interview. Bob’s judicious editing made me sound brief and articulate, a true feat!
Seeya soon,
- J.
20 October 2006, 1:45 pm
I did a quick search and i found a couple of online html editors that would be useful.
This one seems to work alright. So does this one, although the code it generates is for a full html page, meaning you’d be screwing things up if you add that code to an existing page.