Tuesday, March 15, 2005
"The Daily Podcast Feed" for Tuesday - March 15, 2005
Today's podcast feed: 
This morning's feed has 15 new podcasts. Enjoy!!
* The above flash audio player is simple to use. Just click the play arrow in the player to start a podcast or use the double arrows on the right to move to the next podcast. All podcasts decribed in player have show numbers and titles. All show numbers in player match up with the show numbers described in the show list below.
1) Feds Shut Down Spokane Anti-Spyware Site (0.94MB; download) -- The company is accused of using bogus pop-ups ads to warn users their computers were infected with spyware, regardless of whether it was true, and then charging for worthless software. Source: KOMO News
2) Future Tense Podcast for March 14, 2005 (1.13MB; download) -- All about Blu-Ray.
Source: Future Tense
3) John Buckman: Voices in Your Head (21.40MB; download) -- Dave Slusher interviews John Buckman, the founder of Magnatune Records, on Voices in Your Head on IT Conversations.
Magnatune Records is an online record label with the slogan "We Are Not Evil." As a company, Magnatune has embraced Creative Commons licensing, internet streaming and distribution of music, and introduced innovations such as customer-chosen pricing for albums. As of this writing, their catalog consists of 185 artists with 356 albums available and climbing. In this interview we discuss his motivations in forming Magnatune, his experiences and surprises in the first years of operation, the potentials for online distribution of music, and much more.
Source: IT Conversations: 'voicesinyourhead'
4) Coverville 61: Guster, Filter, Cowboy Junkies...because YOU requested it! (34.39MB; download) -- Coverville is sponsored by iPodderX. Feed your iPod by getting your copy of the #1 podcasting Macintosh client today at iPodderX.com!
On Friday, I spoke to Julie at ASCAP, who is lifting the restriction on putting song lists in my show notes! So from now on, you'll find the song lists on the Coverville site. Thanks Julie!
Tonight we have a special guest in the studio: Dave from the Colorado Springs Gazette! Dave is listening in on the show to see how it's all put together. And here's what I put together for the show:
"(Open Up Your) Filthy Heart (To Me)" - Shriekback (the Uncovered Gem of the week)
"One" - Filter (originally Three Dog Night)
"Midnight Cowboy" - Faith No More (originally John Barry and his Orchestra)
"I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" - Cowboy Junkies (originally Hank Williams)
"Wild Horses" - Gov't Mule (originally The Rolling Stones)
"(Nothing But) Flowers" - Guster (originally The Talking Heads)
I'm trying to figure out a clean way to give you all faster downloads in the first few hours that the show is available. Until I do, though, I thank you for your patience and hope each show is worth the wait!
Thanks again for all your votes at Podcast Alley! Your support is what makes this show possible. If you'd like to cast a vote for me, you can use the link in the top right corner of this page.
37 minutes
Source: Coverville
5) Coffee Anyone? (0.92MB; download) -- By Linda Bramble
The world can be divided into two groups of coffee lovers. Those lucky enough not to be affected at all by the unsettling effects of caffeine and those who are. Two decades ago there was little on the market to appease those of us who could not tolerate the jitters but that didnât mean we didnât yearn for the heady roasted flavours of a full-bodied Columbian. We were left with little packets of powder that tasted more like cornstarch blended with dehydrated mold and glue, still common in Europe. Then the processing plants devised better methods of decaffeination. The coffee tastes better, but still not as rich as regular coffee. But take heart. Here is a way to reduce your caffeine intake without sacrificing flavour. Try blending regular decaffeinated coffee with coffee made from beans naturally low in caffeine such as Arabica. Less caffeine and more flavour.
5) Coffee Anyone? (0.92MB; download) -- By Linda Bramble
The world can be divided into two groups of coffee lovers. Those lucky enough not to be affected at all by the unsettling effects of caffeine and those who are. Two decades ago there was little on the market to appease those of us who could not tolerate the jitters but that didnât mean we didnât yearn for the heady roasted flavours of a full-bodied Columbian. We were left with little packets of powder that tasted more like cornstarch blended with dehydrated mold and glue, still common in Europe. Then the processing plants devised better methods of decaffeination. The coffee tastes better, but still not as rich as regular coffee. But take heart. Here is a way to reduce your caffeine intake without sacrificing flavour. Try blending regular decaffeinated coffee with coffee made from beans naturally low in caffeine such as Arabica. Less caffeine and more flavour.
Source: Cheers To Wine And Food
6) Podcast NYC: Pop Culture Rant #10 (14.13MB; download) -- It's commentary without compromise on the PCR...as usual. Martha's back and she needs to lay low, or else. The sequel to Get Shorty is out. It seems to me that most sequels either aren't a good idea or are missing a key element, known as STORY. The music industry is a mess and something needs to be done. And much more...
SHOW NOTES
Intro Martha Stewart Bad Sequels State of the Music
6) Podcast NYC: Pop Culture Rant #10 (14.13MB; download) -- It's commentary without compromise on the PCR...as usual. Martha's back and she needs to lay low, or else. The sequel to Get Shorty is out. It seems to me that most sequels either aren't a good idea or are missing a key element, known as STORY. The music industry is a mess and something needs to be done. And much more...
SHOW NOTES
Intro Martha Stewart Bad Sequels State of the Music
Source: Podcast NYC - Pop Culture Rant
7) Miller Report - A Shooting in GF (13.73MB; download) -- This show deals with a shooting that took place this afternoon in Grand Forks and the amazing story of Ashely Smith,
the Brian Nichols hostage from Atlanta.
7) Miller Report - A Shooting in GF (13.73MB; download) -- This show deals with a shooting that took place this afternoon in Grand Forks and the amazing story of Ashely Smith,
the Brian Nichols hostage from Atlanta.
Source: The Miller Report with Dave Miller
8) 03.14 vinyl podcast - Placebo (7.67MB; download) -- Once again I have to apologize for the break from my usual schedule this past week. I won't give you an excuse, but if I did, it would involve a sick cat, a four-digit vet bill and an aborted vacation. Anyway, I intend to make it up to you, and I think today's track should [...]
8) 03.14 vinyl podcast - Placebo (7.67MB; download) -- Once again I have to apologize for the break from my usual schedule this past week. I won't give you an excuse, but if I did, it would involve a sick cat, a four-digit vet bill and an aborted vacation. Anyway, I intend to make it up to you, and I think today's track should [...]
Source: vinyl podcast
9) Podcast 2005-03-14 (11.66MB; download) -- Artist: Playing for Audrey
SlashdotReview is a ten minute audio podcast summary of
recent technology news items from Slashdot.org
Complete copy, news item links and additional details are available at Slashdot.org
After the news, each day we feature a new artist or group at the end ...
9) Podcast 2005-03-14 (11.66MB; download) -- Artist: Playing for Audrey
SlashdotReview is a ten minute audio podcast summary of
recent technology news items from Slashdot.org
Complete copy, news item links and additional details are available at Slashdot.org
After the news, each day we feature a new artist or group at the end ...
Source: Slashdot Review
10) Podcast NYC: Podsafe Music - Holy Grail (3.61MB; download) -- Artist: SpiralingTitle: (Get Your Own) Holy GrailAlbum: Transmitter
I've had this song in my head all weekend so I just had to get it out on the Podsafe Music page. Featured on the inaugural version of Alley Cuts, this New Jersey based progressive rock act does it again with a dynamic sound that rocks in a very original way. Check out the band on the web at http://www.spiraling.net.
10) Podcast NYC: Podsafe Music - Holy Grail (3.61MB; download) -- Artist: SpiralingTitle: (Get Your Own) Holy GrailAlbum: Transmitter
I've had this song in my head all weekend so I just had to get it out on the Podsafe Music page. Featured on the inaugural version of Alley Cuts, this New Jersey based progressive rock act does it again with a dynamic sound that rocks in a very original way. Check out the band on the web at http://www.spiraling.net.
Source: Podcast NYC - Podsafe Music
11) Brain Strain - Get Your Daily Dose! (1.78MB; download) -- Previous Music Trivia Questions & Answers (March 13th, 2005):Q: Who were Booby Hatfield and Bill Medley?A: The Righteous BrothersQ: In what year did Don McLean's Vincent, poignant tribute to artist Vincent Van Gough, climb to #12 on the charts?A: 1972Q: Whose Summer Breeze was a 1972 hit?A: Seals and Croft'sDo you like the show? at Podcast AlleySubscribe to Brain StrainComments or suggestions
Source: Brain Strain - Get Your Daily Dose!
12) Podcast NYC: Podcasting Interview (14.40MB; download) -- Two weeks ago I did an interview for Manhattan public access television with Harold Channer. The main subject was, of course, podcasting. We also spoke about general technology, creating digital audio on the PC and satellite radio. Mr. Channer was a very nice guy and he was as eager to learn about podcasting as I was to talk about it. You can find out more about Harold Channer by visiting his website at http://www.channer.tv.
11) Brain Strain - Get Your Daily Dose! (1.78MB; download) -- Previous Music Trivia Questions & Answers (March 13th, 2005):Q: Who were Booby Hatfield and Bill Medley?A: The Righteous BrothersQ: In what year did Don McLean's Vincent, poignant tribute to artist Vincent Van Gough, climb to #12 on the charts?A: 1972Q: Whose Summer Breeze was a 1972 hit?A: Seals and Croft'sDo you like the show? at Podcast AlleySubscribe to Brain StrainComments or suggestions
Source: Brain Strain - Get Your Daily Dose!
12) Podcast NYC: Podcasting Interview (14.40MB; download) -- Two weeks ago I did an interview for Manhattan public access television with Harold Channer. The main subject was, of course, podcasting. We also spoke about general technology, creating digital audio on the PC and satellite radio. Mr. Channer was a very nice guy and he was as eager to learn about podcasting as I was to talk about it. You can find out more about Harold Channer by visiting his website at http://www.channer.tv.
Source: Podcast NYC - The World's Best Podcast Network
13) The John and Steve Show # 17 (7.76MB; download) --
Together again via Skype!
NEWS BRIEFS (not boxers)
Want some FRIES with that?
"Rice" Anyone?
Drumming up some tax money
The "Heavy Metal" Tattoo
A Goofey Robber & A real Fishy Story
Vote for The John and Steve Show at Podcast Alley
13) The John and Steve Show # 17 (7.76MB; download) --
Together again via Skype!
NEWS BRIEFS (not boxers)
Want some FRIES with that?
"Rice" Anyone?
Drumming up some tax money
The "Heavy Metal" Tattoo
A Goofey Robber & A real Fishy Story
Vote for The John and Steve Show at Podcast Alley
Source: The John and Steve Show
14) Televison's Future Past (24.27MB; download) -- Forward-thinking Terry Heaton is trying to get local media companies to understand the power of technology and the Internet. Instead of shunning it, they should be embracing it. Terrys one guy who really understands where its all headed. In recent posts, you might see him quoting another thought leader, Jeff Jarvis. I cant wait to ask Terry what he thinks about BitTorrent enabling people to see the shows their television or PVR may have missed. Then, I cant wait to hear what hes been telling media networks the world over.Listen to Terry Heaton in WMA
Listen to Terry Heaton in MP3
14) Televison's Future Past (24.27MB; download) -- Forward-thinking Terry Heaton is trying to get local media companies to understand the power of technology and the Internet. Instead of shunning it, they should be embracing it. Terrys one guy who really understands where its all headed. In recent posts, you might see him quoting another thought leader, Jeff Jarvis. I cant wait to ask Terry what he thinks about BitTorrent enabling people to see the shows their television or PVR may have missed. Then, I cant wait to hear what hes been telling media networks the world over.Listen to Terry Heaton in WMA
Listen to Terry Heaton in MP3
Source: The Chris Pirillo Show
15) Tablet PC Show #2 (19.63MB; download) -- I had a lot of fun with recording this edition of The Tablet PC Show with special guest co-host Marc Orchant. Marc and I discuss everything from Googgy Software to detachable screens and a range of topics in between. We hope you enjoy this show and please give us feedback as this is your show and we want to give you what you want to hear so let us know your thoughts.
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The Tablet PC Show #2 - 15th February 2005 (56min 56sec): MP3 - 19.6MB
TIME
00:00 Intro
00:30 Welcome co-host Marc Orchant
March madness in the US, Microsoft NCAA templates
The Tablet PC Weblog, The Office Weblog, Marc's Outlook on Productivity, The Unofficial Microsoft Weblog
The Office Weblog is ...
15) Tablet PC Show #2 (19.63MB; download) -- I had a lot of fun with recording this edition of The Tablet PC Show with special guest co-host Marc Orchant. Marc and I discuss everything from Googgy Software to detachable screens and a range of topics in between. We hope you enjoy this show and please give us feedback as this is your show and we want to give you what you want to hear so let us know your thoughts.
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The Tablet PC Show #2 - 15th February 2005 (56min 56sec): MP3 - 19.6MB
TIME
00:00 Intro
00:30 Welcome co-host Marc Orchant
March madness in the US, Microsoft NCAA templates
The Tablet PC Weblog, The Office Weblog, Marc's Outlook on Productivity, The Unofficial Microsoft Weblog
The Office Weblog is ...
# posted by Harold Gilchrist @ 6:10 AM 
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