Podcast creativity hypothesis
Another morning walk audioblog which starts with a domestic chore and ends up positing a hypothesis on the influence of Podshow on creativity in podcasting.
tags: podshow & creativity & audioblog
Another morning walk audioblog which starts with a domestic chore and ends up positing a hypothesis on the influence of Podshow on creativity in podcasting.
tags: podshow & creativity & audioblog
If video doesn’t play please download it here We met Ellee Seymour during one of the breaks. She has enormous energy and enthusiasm for blogging (as you can see) and I’m sure we could have filled a whole camcorder tape just by talking to her. Perhaps we will one day! Check out her post on…
Aaah the relief. I thought I’d never get back on this particular horse, and I was missing it so. Les Posen broke this news to the podcasters group that the Queen has bought an iPod and started speculation about which podcast Her Majesty would be listening to first. I thought it would be most appropriate…
We ended our International Women’s Day dash around London with an interview with the Director of the National Theatre, Rufus Norris. Here, Rufus talks about the importance of a national institution representing the nation through the people who work there. [Disclosure: Rufus is an old pal so forgive us some giggles at the start…
So yesterday I was going from my office in Soho down to a meeting in Westminster, and rather than a boring bus trip or complicated tube journey, I gave myself a little extra time and walked down Dean St, turning left into Old Compton St, through Moor St and over Cambridge Circus, down Charing Cross…
I’m remembering after the relative structure of commuting to Sittingbourne for #workshop34 that just wandering is an important part of my practice – it’s a way of processing what’s been going on and that I have places to go locally that are great for reflection and self-restoration. I’m also cheered to remember that I carry…
So after an afternoon getting the gospel according to Adam, my inner critic folded for just long enough for me to record my first Perfect Path Podcast. You can get it in mp3 format from here – The first post always sucks! The extent of my show notes is – The first page always sucks;…
Thoughts on Podshow.com are looming large on the www (wonderful world of wheelie-bins). You may have a point about it being the nemesis of creativity and freedom for the little guy. By changing the definition of what a podcast is you change who is a podcaster and what their “art” is. Dave Winer’s Garden Model is much more how podcasting should be viewed–a wonderful place full of diversity and the occasional weed, but certainly no place for the Golden Arches, Billboards, or other garish forms of advertisement. No, what belongs in the garden are tastefully sculptured nudes. . . . with the occasional leering gnome.