The Daily Podcast Feed

Today's podcast feed:



This morning's feed has 12 new podcasts. Enjoy!!

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Today's feed summary: PJ's talking branded podcasts over at PJK Podcast. If you have five stop by Five by Five. Northwest Public Radio opens the wine touring season. Students are suing the college at KOMO News. Home Based Travel Agent Podcast has resources. Audio Activism talks with a North Carolina National Guardsman. California legislature wants to ban use of radio frequency identification (RFID) tracking in any personal identification system used by the government in the future, Future Tense that is. The Keener13.com Podcast gives a course in creating jingleses. The John and Steve Show wants to protect our computers. Jesse getting all fired up about Maurice Cheeks at Basketball Babble. Michael Geoghegan gets reel with the Podcast Brothers. Coverville can't give you titles but they can give you artists.

Today's show list:

1) PJK podcast 03.03.05 (4.20MB; download) -- Great examples of branded podcasts, shot down by email, and more!

Show Notes

Source: PJK Podcast

2) Order at Key West: 3/2/05 (4.58MB; download) -- Order at Key West, What I Would Have Said, Hollywood Rewrites, Skin
Cancer, Podcasting
Source: Five by Five

3) Prosser: The Envy of France? (3.52MB; download) -- March brings the beginning of wine touring season. One small Washington town is hoping to transform from a humble farming community to a top destination in northwest wine country. Correspondent Rachael McDonald reports from Prosser.
Source: Northwest Public Radio

4) Students Sue Bates Technical College (1.16MB; download) -- Eleven Students have sued the college, claiming the school's court reporting program let them down and the instructor wouldn't teach them properly.
Source: KOMO News

5) Coverville 57: Going undercover with...Originalville? (24.78MB; download) -- Coverville is sponsored by iPodderX. Feed your iPod by getting your copy of the #1 podcasting Macintosh client today at iPodderX.com!

Tonight you'll hear the original versions of songs that were more popular as cover versions. Can't give you titles, but you'll hear songs by The Four Lads, Gloria Jones, John Kongos, Dale Hawkins, The Clique and Joni Mitchell. These songs had popular cover versions by Happy Mondays, Counting Crows, Creedence Clearwater Revival, They Might Be Giants, Soft Cell, and R.E.M. (In no particular order.) Confused? You won't be, after this episode of Coverville.

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27 minutes
Source: Coverville

6) Learning Resource for Those Interesed in Home Based Travel Agency (41.60MB; download) -- March 3, 2005, Podcast

In today's show we discussed Kelly Monaghan's series of home study books for those desiring to start their own home based travel business. I have a link to Kelly's books at my web site at http://www.hometravelagent.net.
Also discussed are the licensing requirements for travel agents in various states. You can find out more information about travel law at the Travel Law web site.
In an article in the Wall Street Jounal Online by Kelly Spors dated February 27, 2005, she discussed online travel sites and the addition of taxes and fees at the last puchasing minute. This practice makes the online travel appear to have cheaper rates.
In our travel stories segment the Desert Inn of Yeehaw Junction, Florida was featured. This is the place to go for a good gator burger!
We will be discussing host agencies in our next podcast. If you are new to the travel business you will need a good host agency.
Source: Home Based Travel Agent Podcast

7) Interview with Lou Plummer (12.43MB; download) -- This podcast is a fantastic interview with Lou Plummer from Fayetteville, NC. He's a former North Carolina National Guardsman and ex-state prison guard. He's working hard with Military Families Speak Out and Bring Them Home Now to end the war in Iraq and get our soldiers home. We discussed a lot of stuff but our [...]
Source: Audio Activism

8) Future Tense Podcast for March 3, 2005 (1.34MB; download) -- A new bill in the California legislature would ban the use of radio frequency identification (RFID) tracking in any personal identification system used by the government. That would include driver's licenses, library cards, school ID cards and more.