Thoughts from a Bafta nominated Podcaster, Blogger, Writer and Commentator.
I know that Alexa is only a sample of people with a certain IE toolbar. I know that it can’t be fully representative. I know that you can’t rely on it for anything other than long term trends. But I know a lot of people put a lot of stock in it, and it is regarded as reasonably indepenent. I just love this graph…
So I’m happily watching The PSP Show (on The Podcast Network) start to gather a bit of traction around the world, seeing which sites post the press release verbatim, which sites actually make comment on it, and which just ignore it completely. If you’re not ignoring the show, click on the banner! My favourite comment so far is in the forum of the “Portable Gaming Revolution” site, which is one of the other PSP podcasts out there. I’m reliably informed that “I have nothing Lloyd” (presumably their host), someone “…can’t stand the guy… at all,” and my personal favourite “just
So changing the world one byte at a time continues with two more shows on The Podcast Network that I’ve had a hand in. The first is “The Alternative Music Show,” which does pretty much what is says on the tin. Eric and Sara Skiff host the show, which is a mix of eclectic music and chat. It’s not their first show as they have been doing the show under the name of Glitchcast for over 20 shows. Having met Eric at SXSW, and talking about where TPN is going, podcasting and general, and a few other secret handshakes, he
You know, I really should have posted the nudge to these shows a week or two ago, but one of the great things abotu TPN Rock is the archive of previous shows is still up there (on the flip side, the archive of the first few shows where I sound like a BBC Home Service Announcer from 1925 are still there as well…). Anyway, the last few weeks have seen some great shows go up, and they’re a little bit different to the normal shows you’d expect on TPN Rock – hey it was the one year anniversary so I
Mark Hunter’s Mellow Monday Show, announced here last week, has had its first show put into the rss feed today. It’s very much a counterpoint show to the power chords and crashing anthems of TPN Rock. Why is this show important, apart from the fact that it’s a great genre, and everyone needs a gentle lift on a Monday morning as they head into work? Well, Mark (who will continue to run the Tartan Podcast as an independent podcast) addresses this in the show… Some of you may already know me… I’ve been producing podcasts for over a year. I
Eternal prankster that he apepars to be, CC Chapman writes “I had a lot of fun this past week in preperation for April Fools Day. Some of the New England Podcasters decided that it would be fun to host each others podcasts. It was a lot of fun.” Damm, I wish we had thought of that. LOL.
