Don't call it a podcast


Don't call it a podcastSunday, 29 July 2007 09:08 pm

A Lego figure writing on a pad
orangeacid @ flickr (via everystockphoto)

In this episode, I talk about:

  1. Appreciating your blog readers and not completely revamping and deleting your blog, and/or disappearing off the Internet completely. Show them courtesy and thanks by at least stating in advance your intentions. Unless of course, you don’t really care about your readers. ;)
  2. My results with having advertising on my blog thus far and has it changed my way of writing - please say “no”. :)


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Don't call it a podcastSaturday, 21 April 2007 02:36 pm

My hand


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No one decided to take up the challenge of doing a list of their top 5 posts, so I guess it will just be me. In this episode, I talked about what I consider my top 5 posts, how I chose them and why.

My top 5 posts:

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Don't call it a podcastSaturday, 7 April 2007 12:13 pm

me-reushen-kl-monorail-station


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I had thought that I’m quite a personal blogger, in amongst all the other things that I write about. But surprisingly, one or two readers still think that I don’t write enough personal stories. It has happened once before:

In this episode, I ask the question,

How much more personal can I get?

Let me know. :)

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Don't call it a podcastSunday, 1 April 2007 06:17 pm


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Thanks for the response and constructive criticism to my first podcast guys! This is me reacting to your comments. :)

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Don't call it a podcastSaturday, 31 March 2007 03:13 pm


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Woohoo!

On a whim yesterday, I had the brilliant (???) idea of getting a microphone, and then proceeded to write and record the first of hopefully many in a series that I’d like to call, “Don’t call it a podcast”. Seriously, don’t call it a podcast - it’s just an mp3 file, right?

In it, I talked about how my accent sounds neither here nor there. These links from Wit and Spit add to the story:
Wit and Spit - the Podcast
Podcast: Take 2

I’m using a LogiTech Premium Stereo Headset as my microphone, and Audacity for recording and editing.

For a first attempt I think it’s not too bad. Heheh. I already know I should learn to speak slower. Please tell me what you think. Is it lame? Is it embarassing? Should I even bother?

I find that it’s surprisingly easier speaking than writing a blog post because I don’t have to worry about spelling and grammar so much. So if the response from you is favourable, it’s definitely a do-er. You can even suggest some story ideas. Note that I can’t do voices or impressions.

Fire away but please be gentle. :mrgreen: