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Audio Guys Leaping Into Podcasting
I just realized that I've had conversations with three audio guys in the last couple of weeks regarding Podcasting. What's rather amazing is how rapidly each of them has taken to blogging and Podcasting. It's as though they were waiting for technology like this to really jolt forward with their own creativity (versus always doing projects for other people).
I can
understand how that feels. It's been a similiar process for me. The more I
blog and the more I create my own Podcasts and interviews of unique
people, the more excited and energized I feel. It's as though more
creativity flows and more opportunities seem to come
knocking.
This is
because the Internet and the new protocol RSS are making it easy to be
your own radio station per se. Since most folks who are now
doing audio have already made the investment in a website, it's a
small jump to installing a blog and beginning to Podcast. You
just have to update your site with some new software and register your RSS
feed (blog and RSS 2.0 feed for your Podcasts). The barrier for
making your creative talents available to others who want to subscribe,
globally, is tiny now. Compared to buying a radio station and
transmitter and FCC licenses, it's really tiny.
Anyway,
welcome these three creative souls to the Internet with their blogs and
Podcasts. Each have their own specialty area with audio and music and have
been in business for years - many years.
Michael Oster http://michaeloster.blogspot.com
Gary Powell http://garypowell.com/blogs
Larry Seyer http://www.electriclarryland.com/
I predict
we'll see and hear more from them soon.
Tom
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