So you bought your $80 condenser mic, found a quiet room to record (or maybe built a makeshift sound box using egg cartons for walls) and you’ve got Garage Band or Audacity running in the background. You’re ready to podcast. Now what? Those who’ve tried podcasting before may have realized Read more…

In early 2007, I happened to come across a website called Talkshoe.com. This site makes it easy as one, two, three to put together your own podcast, recorded live in front of an audience that if they choose, can interact with you live through chat or by calling in, sort Read more…

A few days ago, I caught wind of a new podcast a friend of mine was co-hosting called the SitePoint Podcast. As the name would suggest, the podcast is produced and hosted by some notable members within the SitePoint Community such as Brad Williams, Stephan Segraves, Keven Yanks and Patrick Read more…

Talkshoe.com is an online web service that enables anyone to easily create, join, or listen to Live Interactive Discussions, Conversations, Podcasts and Audioblogs. The service has been around since 2005 and since then, has continued to make it as easy as possible for users to create their own podcasts. Membership Read more…

  In episode seven of Perfcast, David introduces us to his new website, BrandingDavid.com. We get a report of what David learned at WordCamp Toronto. We dive into the b5 Media Rate cuts and discuss its possible impact while also highlighting the article published by ReadWriteWeb pertaining to the what Read more…

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The Hive, a Performancing project, was created to provide a community for those looking to increase the performance of their blog and network with the pros. The Hive still continues to grow, and there are many great things being discussed within. What Is It? Performancing Hive is a place where Read more…

Do you want to produce your own podcast, to supplement your website’s articles but don’t know how? Here’s a compact guide to get you started. With various Podcamps under way, or just completed, podcasting – including video blogging – is obviously of interest to an increasing number of people. Podcasting Read more…

In A Beginner’s Podcasting Guide, there’s a reference to using video hosting sites SplashCast or YouTube for audio podcasts. (See the section Should I Have a Podcast Series Logo?) Most podcast hosting sites offer free and paid plans, usually with unmetered bandwith. So plans are usually based on the amount Read more…

Now that the warm weather is coming back (at least) here, I’m getting back into podcasting work again, without concern for damaging my throat. (I find that I can’t do much voice work from about October to late March, due to throat problems.) Currently, I’m working on developing a handful Read more…