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Archive for November, 2008

Lessons in trust from Quiznos

Posted by Bob on November 29th, 2008

Quiznos is pretty new to my area, so it’s still been somewhat of treat to head there.
Not really knowing the menu, I look to the signs for guidance. The sign says, black angus sub on this kind of bread, and lists the prices.
I order what’s in the picture and description, and they answer me [...]

It’s all about skills, baby!

Posted by Bob on November 25th, 2008

thanks all for the great comments and emails on the previous post, let me expand on my thoughts a bit more…
First off, I AM NOT AGAINST MONETIZATION OF PODCASTS. I am, however tired of the discussion, because it’s not relevant to building the SKILL of creating good content. If I told you that you could [...]

Let me save you some time

Posted by Bob on November 23rd, 2008

Just got in from Podcamp Ottawa, and it was a great day. Saw old friends, made new ones, and participated in great conversations.
After having now attended or helped organize 8 or so podcamps, as well as several other podcasting events, I thought I’d use the spirit of sharing to save some time to those of [...]

Time to play some music?

Posted by Bob on November 7th, 2008

 One of the things that first got me interested in podcasting was the ability to play music. Music’s always been a big part of my life, and I’ve always liked indie stuff anyway, so podcasting was a great way to join these things together.  I was involved in early discussions to form AMP – the [...]

Time to sit on the floor again

Posted by Bob on November 5th, 2008

Last year around this time, a bunch of us sat on the newly-recarpeted floor in the National Arts Centre in Ottawa and called it Podcamp Ottawa. It was a day filled with great conversations, great exchanges and none of the other trappings that conferences and unconferences have. Somehow, it also managed to not become a [...]