"The Daily Podcast Feed" for Wed. - March 9, 2005
"The Daily Podcast Feed" for Wed. - March 9, 2005
This morning's feed contains a variety of podcasts for Wednesday - March 9, 2005.
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Hoboken Rock City - Show #2 (52.76MB; download) -- Like clockwork, I'm back with another hour of glamorous indie rock & roll in convenient MP3 form. This week's show features indie rock from Brooklyn, Manhattan, Strong Island, Philly, South London, San Francisco, Michigan, New Mexico, and of course Hoboken.
Listen with Windows Media Player, iTunes, or whatever you normally use to listen to digital music.
Get the free download here.
If you really want to get on my good side, vote for me here. Show notes to come. If you have comments, send them here. Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Wed, 09 Mar 2005 02:52:44 MST
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Coverville 59: Women vocalists for International Women's Day (33.95MB; 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 music by Clare Fader and the Vaudevillains, Jamie Leonhart, Dave's True Story, The Indigo Girls, The Beautiful South and Liza Minelli. Liza Minelli?!? (and the Pet Shop Boys)...
I've provided links to the independent artists above - if you like their music, visit their sites, and tell them you heard them on Coverville! (I get no money, but I feel really good inside. Like when I drink NyQuil.)
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.
34 minutes | Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Wed, 09 Mar 2005 02:52:25 MST
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Podcast NYC: Alley Cuts #3 (21.47MB; download) -- Chris Yurchuck is the featured artist on this episode of Alley Cuts. Chris is what I would call a professional musician/singer/songwriter. His highly appealing blend of pop, rock and country music sounds as good as anything you're likely to hear on the radio today. The quality of the songwriting, production and musicianship is evident in each of the six tracks featured in this segment. Chris has an upbeat vibe that translates well in his music. Don't be surprised if you find yourself humming one of his tunes as you go about your day. Check out Chris Yurchuck on the web at http://www.chrisyurchuck.com.
Tracks on the Show: Coming Attractions, Mrs. Jones, Running Undercover, Karma, Senorita, Hiding Out From You
PLUS - A "sneak peak" cut from an artist on the next episode of Alley Cuts. Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Wed, 09 Mar 2005 02:51:39 MST
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03.08 vinyl podcast - Rasputin’s Stash (5.13MB; download) -- On this show, I play "Mister Cool" by Rasputin's Stash from their self-titled 1971 album released on Cotillion Records. Rasputin's Stash was a band of Chicago session musicians put together by keyboardist Martin Dumas, Jr. They released two albums, both self-titled, though they dropped the possessive, and their second album, in 1974 was credited to [...] Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Wed, 09 Mar 2005 02:51:25 MST
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Stephen Colbert On NPR's Fresh Air (26.00MB; download) -- This is from the January 24, 2005 program of Fresh Air with Terry Gross. It's pretty cool. Colbert discusses his ideology and protocol for comedy. Specifically, what he considers fair comedy, and what kinds of comedy aren't allowed. He has rules. Neat interview. Check it out. Stephen Colbert On Fresh Air - Part 1 of 2 (MP3 - 26 MB) Stephen Colbert On Fresh Air - Part 2 of 2 (MP3 - 22 MB)... Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Wed, 09 Mar 2005 02:50:45 MST
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Brain Strain - March 8th (1.01MB; download) -- Here is today's Brain Strain.March 8, 2005 Podcast Download - mp3Previous Music Trivia Questions & Answers (March 7th, 2005):Q: What tower was climbed in the Beatles song I Am the Walrus?A: The Eiffel TowerQ: In what year did The Kinks have a controversial hit with Lola a song about a transvestite?A: 1970 Q: Who wrote the music for Walk on By for Dionne Warwick?A: Burt BacharachDo you like the show?Vote for us at Podcast AlleySubscribe to Brain StrainComments or suggestions Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Wed, 09 Mar 2005 02:50:15 MST
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CIOPC:DSB 2005-03-08 Microsoft, AMD, VoIP, CIOs (4.45MB; download) -- VoIP continues to heat up.
AMD combats Intel by discussing their platform to run multiple operating systems on a single machine.
Microsoft shifts ERP/CRM schedules, but continues to move.
CIOs, they do need to be business savvy. Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Wed, 09 Mar 2005 02:49:51 MST
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SDR Podcast 2005-03-08 (13.18MB; download) -- Artist: Banana Seat
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 ... Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Wed, 09 Mar 2005 02:49:13 MST
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Disruptive Technologies and Distance Education (1.93MB; download) -- )-- Play the podcast. (Downloadable sound file).Education is expensive. People will pay something for a rite of passage, but they have certain expectations of their tuition dollar. What this means to me, as an instructor, or designer / developer of courses to be delivered in possibly yet-undefined ways, boils down to professionalism and flexibility. I have to make a commitment to deliverability and service. I can?t let challenges dismay me. I can?t let myself get caught up in being ?right? or ?wrong? ? what I have to do is listen. As I listen, certain issues will converge, and I will have to pay attention. If I don?t, I risk losing all the progress I?ve made. The problem with disruptive technologies is that they require you to look at every situation in a very individualized manner. ... Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Wed, 09 Mar 2005 02:48:37 MST
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Career-Op: What to do? - from the archives - September 8, 2000 (5.13MB; download) -- Children are very advanced in their computer knowledge today. Through their exposure to computers at home and at school they are much more advanced than most of us were at the same age. That said, though, many children seem to lack an understanding of the variety of high-tech jobs that await them when they graduate from college. This makes it very difficult for a student to focus their high-tech education. Careers today have expanded beyond the fireman/policeman/nurse/secretary choices of the past. As high-tech careerists we can help to clarify these choices for the next generation.
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Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Wed, 09 Mar 2005 02:48:16 MST
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