My podcasts

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My own podcasts

Here’s a listing of all of my own podcasts.

The latest podcasts include:

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Each month I produce new mp3 files on a communication issue. Please feel free to subscribe to the RSS feed so you can download the file automatically into your podcatcher. I personally recommend iTunes but you can also use iPodder or DopplerRadio.

The CafeI’ve just started up an irregular cafe-style chat with Allan Jenkins over in Copenhagen: the Better Desirable Roasted Communications Cafe podcast (or ‘the Cafe’ for short). More details are on this page.

Listen to FIRI also produce a weekly report for Neville Hobson & Shel Holtz’s ‘For Immediate Release: The Hobson & Holtz Report’, and those weekly reports can be found on the Podcast Asylum Reports page.

My own podcasts:

“I love how short and sweet they are. In fact, they are the perfect food-for-thought sound bites for a morning coffee”
says Heidi Miller

“This is my first experience of podcasting and I’m very impressed with your presentations. Always informative and just the right length. Keep them coming!!”
says Chris Cooper, UK

“Yours isn’t as much a selling tool (some other podcasts seem to have an ‘angle’ for them). Yours cut straight to the chase (I’m increasingly getting annoyed with podcasts that waffle on at the start…I want the info and I want it now!) Your podcast is a great model” says Ross Monaghan, Deakin University

Complete and detailed list of podcasts here

 

2 Responses to “My podcasts”

  1. Basic computer training Says:

    Interesting and very big list!! Congratulations, it seems like you’re a fanatic.

  2. mp3 speler Says:

    Dude! Your blog rocks! I’m thinking of doing one for my rockband, is it hard?

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