About time. And product. And being more deliberate.
A while back, I had this idea for mobile podcasting, along the lines of my ‘podcasting as mass voicemail’ mantra. Even picked up a domain name. Thing is, I don’t know enough about how the mobile phone industry works to make it a go. No problem, looks like Pinger.com is on it. If I, as …
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A couple weeks back, the family and I checked out the St. Anthony Village VillageFest parade (How could we not?). Of course, the candidates for the 5th District were there – well…I shook hands with Ember Reichgott Junge (points for a cool sign and strong German name) and Mike Erlandson (points for Sabo endorsement). I …
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“The main idea is that whatever market you are in, whether it’s big or not you should be number one and should do whatever it takes to get there.” – Aneil Weber I’ll extend this and say, the only way to guarantee success is to pursue an a single niche to its extreme – be …
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John Hodgeman says so: MINNEAPOLIS, MN October 6 Fitzgerald Theater; 7PM With Neal Pollack. THERE WILL BE AN ADMISSION CHARGE: STAND BY
“…the place where any telephone call takes place” – William Gibson This morning’s Citizen’s League conversation reminded me how not everyone considers this website a location. In the same way a park or a coffee shop is a location – a place where people meet for conversation. I’ve long seen blogs as back porches and …
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I’ve been on a spoken word fix lately, thanks to AmigoFish sending down a selection from the IndieFeed.com’s Performance Poetry feed a while back. My current favorites include; Taylor Mali‘s “Like Lily Like Wilson” and “How to Write a Political Poem” Chad Anderson‘s “Legacy” and “Audio Class”
Last night, I popped by the Acadia Cafe to update their podcast settings – it’s been moved to AcadiaCast.com. While testing everything out, Ted surprised me with a pint of Surly Brewing’s new Coffee Bender. It’s a fantastic beer, one that Omar hinted at during our podcast. The most complex of all Surly’s beers – …
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If you’ve seen the ‘share’ link at the bottom of the posts on the website (not so much in the RSS feed), and like the discrete ease to email, post to Digg.com, del.icio.us, etc, well, now you can have it too. I’m making the WP-PostShare plugin available for public download. Share and enjoy.
Not that I’ve listened to any of the standard fare from the The Hollywood Podcast, but the Unkempt series is superb. Superb. This series is what podcasting is made for. These stories couldn’t be told in any other form. These stories are more intimate and more entertaining than any of the ‘Your Name Here Show’ …