Happy Birthday Nana

The Marshburn Mailbag turns up a great way to use Odeo. Looking forward to those virtual postcards from Hawaii too.

Posted by Biz at 11/27/2005 | 0 comments | links to this post

It's What's Insided That Counts

Here's an interesting post about how the Intel Inside jingle was produced with some info about the guy who created it. You can play the jingle here.

Posted by Biz at 11/24/2005 | 0 comments | links to this post

A Message from Molly

Molly misses the rest of her pack who are on a three week trip to the Panama Canal, Costa Rica, and the Galapagos Islands. Science has not yet determined if this barking is actually suggestions for how to make the Odeo recording tools more dog friendly. Perhaps one day we will know for sure.

Posted by Biz at 11/18/2005 | 4 comments | links to this post

It Was Bound To Happen

Million Dollar Podcasts is now here. And holy schmoly! Million Dollar Homepage has already sold 594,900 pixels at a buck a pop. Crazy.

Posted by Biz at 11/14/2005 | 3 comments | links to this post

Erik Benson Wants To Squeeze More Time Out of His Day

Squeezing more time out of the day: "Maybe I could make this fun by reading the morning news out loud and recording it on Odeo or something weird like that." Yes, that's a great idea!

Posted by Biz at 11/14/2005 | 1 comments | links to this post

Silent Podcast

What does it mean to you? Wacky stuff, this.

Posted by Biz at 11/08/2005 | 3 comments | links to this post

Henry and the Porcupine

Here's a great example of Odeo in action that Phil Huff has decided to share not just with his Grandchildren but all of us. (I'm guessing the porcupine got away safely with just a few missing quills and Henry is all fixed up now.) Here's what Phil has to say about storytelling:

Hearing stories from family members about themselves is part of an oral tradition that podcasting could well revive. So imagine we are all on the porch after dinner and Grandpa is talking about that time when...

That's good stuff. Thanks Phil!

Posted by Biz at 11/04/2005 | 0 comments | links to this post