Odeo podcasts for tag: future

The Stevesmith Show - Changing History - April 9, 2008

Thu, 10 Apr 2008 13:37:23 GMT

So much history to change, so little time! Wonderful contributions this week including a multi-clipfest from 1nkling, thought provoking words from Omewan and Mojojojo and some fantastic pairings of unique UK Nova voices. Topic conversations from Ellen & Tippi, Brandy & Simsy and Livia & Chris. Gena also dazzles us with her choices for favorite songs and life changing history. She even sings! Yay!!

The Stevesmith Show - Five Guests - November 28, 2007

Thu, 29 Nov 2007 13:22:50 GMT

Lilith & Adam, Chimp, Ellen and Omewan choose five people that they would invite to the perfect dinner party. They tell what they might expect from the stimulating dinner conversation as well as what might be served…or drunk! We also get to hear a very special guest getting ready to attend Lilith’s party. I read and talk about the list submitted by my friend Gena…hoping her own beautiful voice graces this show soon!

A couple more highlights from last year’s Christmas sing off to prepare for the one coming up on December 19th! A Maz gem as well as a tribute to one of UK Nova’s favorite deejays.

Chatter about this week’s Awards leads to a gorgeous song from Iyatoni, he of the “Two Time UK Nova Award Winning DJ team of Peace & Iyatoni!” Congrats P & I!!!

Nov 19, 2003: Human Biological Future (An interview with Fr. Kevin FitzGerald)

Thu, 04 Oct 2007 05:15:05 GMT

Oncology professor Kevin FitzGerald, S.J., discusses human biological future and how it will impact our lives.

Science Talk: October 3, 2007

Wed, 03 Oct 2007 05:00:08 GMT

The Final Frontier: Our Future in Space

The Casual Artscast 003 - Berlin Alexanderplatz

Tue, 25 Sep 2007 02:40:15 GMT

The Casual Artscast – recorded in early July, 2005 at the Alexanderplatz S-Bahn (commuter train) station. Funky music from the JB’s and discussions about life after our oil supply runs out…

TWT #207 (rebroadcast): July 26 -- Acts 27:1-26

Thu, 26 Jul 2007 09:16:00 GMT

TWT #207 (rebroadcast)

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June 28, 2007

Thu, 28 Jun 2007 00:00:00 GMT

This week on Tapestry, meet Alabama’s own version of Ansel Adams. Also, Rosemary Pennington plays some games and music from Birmingham singer-songwriter Heath Green.

SlamCast 002: We Love Talking About Ring of Honor

Sun, 13 May 2007 17:38:14 GMT

This week, we defend Jim Cornette and lament the future of Ohio Valley Wrestling, touch on the Matt Striker firing and catch up with Matt Hardy. Oh, yeah, and we spend most of the show discussing the current happenings in Ring of Honor.

E-Learning 2.0 - Alberta Cut

Wed, 03 Jan 2007 21:36:08 GMT

The latest – and last, for the next six months or so – version of this presentation surveying what I have been recently calling e-learning 2.0, delivered at ADETA’s 2005 conference in Edmonton. Like my presentation a few days ago, i survey trends, explain what I mean by e-learning 2.0, and project into the future. Some new slides and resources are added. The MP3 audio is also available, which is worth more than the slides as the actual talk came out very differently. also available. (mpeg) By Stephen Downes, Stephen’s Web, June 10, 2005

The Promise of Hope

Tue, 02 Jan 2007 12:00:00 GMT

12-31-06 at The Worship Center. Jeremiah 29:11 (NIV) – For I know the plans I have for you, declares the LORD, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Hope = Expectant of God. The law of expectation is based on believing not only that God can but that He will. Start the new year with renewed desire, remembering God’s faithfulness, and keep building an eternal perspective. (Pastor Sam Smucker)

Children of Men director Alfonso Cuarón

Tue, 19 Dec 2006 07:23:53 GMT

On Tuesday, November 12th, /Film got the chance to sit down and talk with Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban director Alfonso Cuarón about his upcoming sci-fi drama Children of Men.

Topics Covered:

Debunking IMDb: Emma Watson cast as Kee? http://imdb.com/title/tt0206634/trivia
Using the Premise to Explore Today
Making an Adaptation without Reading the Book
Arrogantly snubbing Harry Potter
Del Toro convinces Cuarón to tackle Potter
American Films as Book Adaptations: Great Expectations, A Little Princess, A Children of Men
Transitioning from Children’s films to intellectual indies
Communicating and Learning from Young People
Hope resides in the Younger Generations
Politicians and the Current State of the World: Global Warming and the Iraq War
Changing Definitions: Torture, Berlin Wall
Why Did Women become Infertile?
Infertility and The Human Project as metaphors
Despising Exposition: Cinema a Hostage of Story
Obsession: Filming the Color Green
To have an Objective Approach to Cinematography
The Original Children of Men Script
Restarting with just the Premise
Designing the Future
Rejecting Futuristic Production Designs
Inspiration from Reality
Making rules for the Cinematography
Creating the Impossible Shots
Casting Michael Caine as an Older John Lennon
Going back to Harry Potter?
Will Harry Potter die in the final book?
Conversation with JK Rowling
Still in Development: México ‘68
Not ready for another Massacre
Debunking Internet Gossip
Carlos Cuarón’s Rudo y Cursi
San Francisco
Touring: Following Alejandro González Iñárritu, Leading the way for Guillermo del Toro

mediageek 12-15-06: The Future of Music

Mon, 18 Dec 2006 06:21:38 GMT

Media consolidation, especially in radio, has brought tremendous change to the music business — mostly negative. Now independent musicans are working together to shape the future of our media landscape. Jenny Toomey is the executive director of the Future of Music Coalition, and she tells us more about how radio has changed and how they would like to see it improved. Download/Podacast:

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Nico - Italo Disco

Fri, 15 Dec 2006 23:43:48 GMT

Giorgio moroder, kraftwerk, human league. Chicago’s Nico 1970 and 1980’s Italo-disco, High Energy, disco, Eurodisco, Italodance and Euro-Synth music. Commodore 64, 128, PET, and Amiga, SuperPET, Plus/4, sound on the 6510 Central Processor, GEOS Operating System, C65, C-One, Commodore SX-100, Executive 64 with 170 KB floppy, Commodore 264, Commodore C16 / 116, Commodore 364, Commodore 232, Commodore 116 NTSC Prototype, MAX Machine, Commodore 1541C, 7–14 MHz 68000-family CPUs, A4000 and A1200 computers, Commodore KIM-1, Commodore CBM-II range – aka B-range aka 600/700 range, Commodore SX-64, Commodore 900 (the Z-8000), Zilog Z8000 CPU, Amiga 2000 Motorola 68000 (7.16 MHz NTSC, 7.09 MHz PAL), AmigaOS Workbench 1.3, 2.04, speech synthesis AmigaOS Kickstart ROM, AmigaBasic, AmigaXL, CyberGraphX, Octamed, First Philadelphia Computer Music Festival, MIDI Music composer program, MITS Altair 8800, Micro Instrumentation and Telemetry Systems (MITS), Plato (computer system), PLATO IV, Texas Instruments TI-99/4A, Atari 8-bit family, Zenith Z-100 and (later)Radio Shack TRS-80 & IBM PC. GROOVE hybrid computer music system. Roland MC202 Microcomposer disco rhythm cartridge, v300 software module, Korg V80 sound module Roland MSQ700 Digital Sequencers Yamaha WX11 MIDI Wind Controller Casio FX-501b Texas Instruments Language Translator machine Roland RE-201 Space Echo EMS Synthi-A Roland SVC-350 Roland VP-330 Sennheiser VSM-201 ARP 2600 semi modular synthesiser EMS 2000/3000/5000 series Synton 221 Korg PS-3100 Korg PS-3200 Korg PS-3300 Doepfer A-100 Roland S-770 Vox Percussion King Yamaha TX816 synthesiser Kawai K-500 EMS 2000/3000/5000 series

mediageek 12-8-06: Evaluating the Media Future with a Democratic Congress

Mon, 11 Dec 2006 04:16:26 GMT

A lot of media and telecomm issues have been on the table in Congress and at the FCC this year, from network neutrality and media ownership to the national cable TV franchise. Yet, for all the drama not much happened. Now with a Democratic Congress many public interest advocates are cautiously optimistic. Victor Picard, a PhD candidate at the Institute of Communications Research and a fellow at the Illinois Initiative for Media Policy, joins me to discuss what me might look forward to in 2007. Download/Podcast:

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The Plot to Save Socrates: PL reads from his novel

Fri, 01 Dec 2006 04:50:32 GMT

The first chapter of The Plot to Save Socrates (2006) unplugged – just me reading it … no sound effects, no music, no audience … except you …

Entertainment Weekly called The Plot to Save Socrates “challenging fun” ...

The novel was published in hardcover by Tor Books. An audio book with sound effects, music, and the works – read by Mark Shanahan – is available from Listen & Live. A trade paperback of the novel was published by Tor in February 2007.

In this clip, I read the first chapter from a comfortable arm chair, late at night, in a quiet room…

More at ThePlotToSaveSocrates.com

MsB's 2005 Highlights 2005 has been a fun filled y...

Sun, 19 Nov 2006 10:50:00 GMT

MsB’s 2005 Highlights 2005 has been a fun filled year, starting off with an outdoor dance party in the South Island of New Zealand. The Full Circle was Extreme Partying to say the least, but as Billy Connelly says, there is no such thing as bad weather – only the wrong clothing. The people we met more than made up for the wet, and some amazing things came from our Full Circle experience. Like a chance meeting on a muddy dance floor which led to our first NZ TV appearances. A campfire produced the talented Beatnick, who is now doing a live set once a month on our radio show. May brought the Twisted Birthday Bash celebrating a year of Twisted Radio, and their third year as an online community. It was a great chance to meet with Twisties old and new, and it’s always fun to put a face to an online persona. In June I went on a Rororua roadtrip where I got to fly over White Island, and visit the Wai-o-tapu thermal area with it’s boiling mud and geysers. In August we launched our live VJ Show with an 8 hour set for DV8 at The Studio. I’ve wanted to VJ that space for over four years, so it was wonderful to finally realise that dream. It was also an honour to meet the irrepressible Bob Harvey the mayor of Waitakere City. 2006 is going to be a great year for Waitakere creatives and you can hear all about it in my podcast interview with Bob Harvey [3.6 MB]. September’s fun kicked off with the Mohawk Media crew at Kiss VJing for Yoji Biomehanika. This was followed by a small flurry of TV appearances. When you’re normally behind the camera it’s strange to be suddenly in the spotlight, but it was fun for a change of perspective. Chelfyn popped up on TV3 News and Campbell Live before we both appeared live on SKY TV. October’s highlight for me was the interview I did with Liz Barry on Radio New Zealand. It was a chance to reflect on how talented the TMet producer team is and it was great hear music off our label on New Zealand’s National radio station. It kind of validates our crazy ideas when people outside of the scene notice what we are doing. One of the best things to come out of 2005 is being able to do our Twisted Radio shows remotely. We’re going to be doing more live to air broadcasts with LIVE NZ dance & electronica acts next year, so watch this space for details. Listen out for a TMet Special on Twisted Radio on New Year’s Eve. Until then Happy Holidays from TMet Recordings. Lots of love, MsB XX

Euro Commissioner Dimas on the EU's environmental policy

Sun, 12 Nov 2006 18:56:40 GMT

Future Prophecies - September

Mon, 06 Nov 2006 06:51:58 GMT

TeeBee vs Future Prophecies - Let the Bass Kick

Sun, 22 Oct 2006 10:18:40 GMT

Singularity #8

Thu, 19 Oct 2006 02:48:17 GMT

The eigth podcast. In today’s podcast I present two questions from listeners. One on gravity assisted boosts, and a second question on pressure changes in your beer can. I also have a few comments on the future of the show. As always send comments or questions to me via email at singularitypodcast@gmail.com. As well as you can now talk to the show by calling 206-339-MATH and leaving a message.

Sizzler Editions "Author Audio" presents Erotic Author Terri Pray

Mon, 11 Sep 2006 07:50:07 GMT

Sizzler Editions eBooks Presents Popular Erotic Author Ms. Terri Pray in her first Sizzler Edition “Author Audio”! Listen as Terri gives her SIZZLER EDITION readers a sneak peek at her two NEW SERIES’... The Celeste Saga and Dungeon House! Experienced in the BD/SM “Life Style”, hear Terri explain her desire to write the most authentic BD/SM literature available today. Hosted by Bill Mills – REB Inc Audio Books producer. From Renaissance eBooks and Sizzler Editions (program time:8:24)

MY future plan

Sun, 10 Sep 2006 14:15:39 GMT

I am rachel. This video is just about my future plan,nothing is special.

from the Many to the One

Wed, 06 Sep 2006 19:57:33 GMT

music by Xerxes, voice by AndrÃ© Klein, thanx to IN and Roger Walsh Â©andrÃ©klein.net 2006

Mister Ron's Basement #4

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:20 GMT

From Comfort Magazine, January 1925 ~~- ‘Comfort’s League of Cousins -~~ Conducted by Uncle Leisha’—A prophetic look at the new year of 1925, and the future world of 1950 and even 2000!

Comments are welcome—email to revry@panix.com

Approx. Time: 11:00 minutes

I go, He comes - Charles Corno

Thu, 17 Aug 2006 22:19:20 GMT

I go, He comes – Charles Corno’s sermon looks into the discourse between Jesus and his disciples concerning His ministry on earth, the outpouring of the Spirit at His departure and the future struggles His followers will have to endure. Jesus encourages them by His promise that the Spirit will always be with them. John 16:1-15

Stability of Divine Guidance, part 2

Wed, 26 Jul 2006 14:41:53 GMT

tzolkin, mayan calendar, 20060726, life, order, entropy, dna, holy grail, new world order, life energy, coralcastle, magnetic current, ahau, divine guidance, stability, patriotism, war, neocons, future

Future Tense Radio Show Sun, 23 Jul 2006

Sun, 23 Jul 2006 02:37:24 GMT

MANDINGO Live From New York. Special Edition. Sun, 23 Jul 2006 Aruntx Radio Show

Spirits talk to me .......

Sat, 01 Jul 2006 19:50:06 GMT

channeling, psychic, medium, soul, death, anger, telepathy, 20060701, mayan calendar, future

IBM Master Inventor Andy Stanford-Clark discusses on-demand business

Tue, 27 Jun 2006 02:53:20 GMT

Andy Stanford-Clark is manager of pervasive messaging technologies for IBM at its Hursley Research Lab near London as well as “Master Inventor” for the IBM Academy of Technology. In today’s keynote speech, Andy discussed how M2M communications enables and empowers on-demand business operations. M2M Magazine’s editorial director Peggy Smedley caught up with Andy after his speech to ask him a few questions about IBM’s work in the M2M industry and about his thoughts on the future of M2M.

Harbor Research analyst Glen Allmendinger presents findings from new report

Tue, 27 Jun 2006 02:52:26 GMT

Glen Allmendinger is the president of Harbor Research, a leading technology consultancy and analyst group. Yesterday Allmendinger presented findings from an M2M study that will be publishing the Harvard Business Review in October. Today he moderated one of M2M United’s three session tracks. Allmendinger sat down for an interview with Peggy Smedley, the editorial director of M2M Magazine and host of the M2M United conference, to discuss the strengths of the conference and where M2M is headed in the future.

Stephen Randall: Everything You Think About Mobile Marketing Is Wrong

Sun, 30 Apr 2006 05:00:00 GMT

There are four screen networks that touch the everyday lives of many consumers: TV, Web, mobile phones, and out-of-home media. Stephen Randall, CEO of LocaModa and founder of Symbian, explains that, without a strategy to connect the dots between these four screens, the target market or many products and services might just as well be on the dark side of the moon.

REBROADCAST: EPISODE 07 - World of Anime on Podcast

Fri, 21 Apr 2006 08:34:00 GMT

FANIME CON 2005 – PART TWO (FINAL)

Part two of our Fanime Con 2005 coverage has finally arrived! We’ve got more interviews of staff, fan artists and more con attendees that might give you a…

Internet Beef Rap

Tue, 28 Mar 2006 14:18:07 GMT

Okay here’s the story: every Friday some friends of mine kill time at work by having a little e-mail rap battle.. they each type up a verse, then get someone to judge all the raps and pick the hottest, err, keystyle.

Last week I agreed to be a guest judge, and sifted through all the CCs to pick out what I thought was a clear winner.. my two friends also made the same pick, and we reported the unanimous decision. But one of the other contestants, who had offered his rap in the form of a Powerpoint presentation, was salty about seeing all that effort go to waste, I guess.. so he took a shot at the judges, writing back “If you can’t write a good rhyme, don’t judge them!”

Needless to say, I could not let this ~~chance to do something totally silly~~ challenge go unmet. So here’s the verse I threw together for him. -Jay Smooth http://www.hiphopmusic.com

Tripcast Radio Show 12

Sat, 03 Dec 2005 02:03:08 GMT

Playlist 1) Kiddo – Soho (http://www.garageband.com/artist/kiddomusic) 2) Asher Dust – Dark Days (http://www.bigspeakers.co.uk) 3) Microsatellite – Future Music 4 Future People (http://www.myspace.com/microsatellite) 4) Izzie Voodoo – No Escape (http://www.izzievoodoo.com) 5) Izzie Voodoo – Fakin’ it (http://www.izzievoodoo.com) 6) Ado – Nightcrawler (No link yet)

Direct Download: Tripcast.nemede.mp3

The Singularity November 27, 2005

Tue, 29 Nov 2005 14:49:07 GMT

Every three years, the amount of computer processing you can buy for a thousand dollars doubles. By 2025, your desktop machine will have more computational power, and more memory, than you do. Is Homo sapiens about to replace himself? Guest Ray Kurzweil is suggesting that machines will soon outstrip human intelligence, leading to a discontinuity in our existence called The Singularity. Join us as we discuss this singular topic… and bring a machine with you.

Guests: Futurist Ray Kurzweil, author of The Singularity is Near, reporter Bud Gundy, and Jill Tarter, Director of the Center for SETI Research at the SETI Institute

blipHOPjunkie's Sunday Blaze Nov 06

Fri, 11 Nov 2005 04:08:17 GMT

A wide exploration of future beats and blipHOP construction. All sprinkled here and there witha Dab-of-Dub. Log into the chatroom and talk your smack :) broadcast live Every Sunday at www.globalfunkradio.com 5-9pm West Coast Cali time

Broadcast Live and Honest… we even make a mistake here and there. Just Good tracks and a great group to hang with on a Sunday Blazedown

Interview with David E. Williams of MedPharma Partners, LLC and founder of the Health Business Blog

Mon, 07 Nov 2005 14:18:01 GMT

Kent Bottles, MD, interviews David E. Williams of MedPharma Partners, LLC and founder of the Health Business Blog about technology in the medical practice and the process involved in adopting. Other topics include the electronic health record, outsourcing of medical services, and the future of technology in the doctors office.

A Discussion on the Future of Healthcare with Dr. Richard L. Reece, Editor-in-Chief of Physician Practice Options

Fri, 04 Nov 2005 13:16:10 GMT

Kent Bottles, MD, interviews Dr. Richard L. Reece, Editor-in-Chief of Physician Practice Options and author of “Voices of Health Reform.” They discuss the future of healthcare and areas where the private practice can prepare, such as understanding the consumer driven environment, HSA’s, and pleasing consumers.

SoftGnome (Robot Books Rebotcast)

Tue, 01 Nov 2005 09:23:02 GMT

Gnome News is Good News SoftGnome is out of the bag Our latest PhoneGnome add-on, SoftGnome, is now available for testing by PhoneGnome owners. SoftGnome let’s PhoneGnome owners take their home phone service with them wherever they go (wherever there is an Internet connection).

I’ve been waiting for this for awhile. This will let me mess around with my PhoneGnome a bit more. David’s been focused on getting the easy to use part of it working first, for geeks SoftGnome is an important piece. Disclosure: I’m an investor and advisor.

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The Pod #3 - Wifi and down-low

Fri, 21 Oct 2005 13:43:03 GMT

Brief sojurn into Roanoke WiFi Future, some google maps stuff… more speculation basically.