I'm catching up on some podcasts that got back logged while I was in California. The top of the list? The Daily Source Code. I was listening to the 2-17 DSC (mp3) on my way home from work today. If you were ever a rap fan or a Snoop fan, and know t… more »

Via Angus Logan (via Leon O'Brien), I saw an article on CIO.com about Podcasting and companies. Specifically, it states the obvious. Podcasting provides the same risks to companies that blogging does. Since anyone can make a podcast, they can also s… more »

A while ago, I mentioned that I wanted to be able to listen to podcasts in my car, and found a solution - an FM modulator that allows me to play MP3s through my radio. I didn't get it, because my wife jumped on me about it. Well, it turns out she had alt… more »

Please follow Carl Franlin's lead. I'm already 18 hours behind, and only have a couple of days to catch up this week and next. I don't need any more added to my backlog! For some reason, I just can't bring myself to delete a podcast without listening to… more »

I remember when I first started reading blogs. Everyone published lists of blogs they read, mainly because it was fairly new, and everyone wanted to share what they were reading. Well, now that podcasting is the new thing, I figured I would share the pod… more »

Wouldn't it be nice if I could post a code sample, like the one about the multi-sorting comparer, and instead of doing a copy and paste of the code into your own code file, you could have your aggregator (you're using an aggregator right?) pull the… more »

I was listening to the podcasting session at BloggerCon, and there was a comment about how someone listened to thier podcasts, and I thought it was a very cool idea. he copied his podcasts onto his XBox, and listened to them while he was playing games. A… more »

On Friday, I listened to Thursday night's DotNetRocks with Kate Gregory, which was very interesting. It was odd to listen to the show with no one but Carl Franklin (and Kate), and only an interview. Anyway, Kate had a great quote: "I'm a device for turni… more »

Don't ask me why I keep posting about podcasting. I really don't know. But here's an idea I've kicked around for a while, that I think Podcasting could help out. First, how the connection came through. Two people: Rory Blythe and Carl Franklin. First, R… more »