Sunday, January 09, 2005

Mike's Manic Minute 10 Jan 2005 January 10, 2005 The review is in. . .The Podtridge Family gets 4 stars! Kinrowan over at www.podcastreviews.net gave The Podtridge Family show four stars and a "Subscribe" rating!   The musical show features the great recordings of my two children, Lyndzie Taylor and Daniel DuBois, plus my own humble efforts, check it out at www.podtridgefamily.org   Let the content roll. . . Mark VandeWettering says he believes ". . .there are real opportunities that podcasting has to create a whole new class of human interaction. Thats good. That is very good."   Why *I* listen to podcasts instead of the radio. . . Better music, no commercials.  I can't count the number of times during my morning commute that I've tried to find a good song on the radio only to be faced with every single station (and there's four or five I'm willing to tolerate) was running 5 minute or longer commercial blocks.  I'm sure there may be commercials in future podcasts but I bet they come at the beginning or the end and they won't last 5 minutes!   New Podcasts. . . From the www.iPodderX.com directory   Velouria Digital Man's Outtakes Boundcast New Age Inspiration Mars Hill Church, Seattle The Chris Pirillo Show 11:23:07 PM    comment []

The Podtridge Family - Episode 3 January 9, 2004 We got Four Star Rating!!!! Thanks to The New, New Podcast Reviews (www.podcastreviews.net) for great review!! Click Here   to read the review. Welcome to the third episode of The Podtridge Family This week:     "Good (AKA The Podcasting Song)" (cc) 2005, Michael Lehman, Podcast rights granted [Length: 03:19] This song was recorded, mixed and mastered entirely on my Pentium 4, Windows XP-based home computer in a single day.  I got inspired by the PBS "Frontline" program which ran an episode called "The Persuaders" which exposed the lengths to which some advertisers will go to get their product in front of customers.  The "bouncing" guitar sound was created by using the new Roger Linn-created AdrenaLinn II effects processor which was also used by John Mayer on his hit "Bigger Than My Body".  Plus, it was fun writing what I think is the world's first song with the word "podcasting" in it!     "Just Like You"    (c) 2001, Lyndzie Taylor, Podcast rights granted [Length 02:23] The third and final song recorded at Lyndzie's 2001 session with Grammy-winning producer Clif Magness.  Here Lyndize is expressing her point of view regarding obsessive music fans inspired by the behavior of fans of the band that inspired her to a musical career, Hanson.     "Carpe Noctum"  (c) 1999, Argyle, Podcast rights granted. [Length: 03:14] An ode to the the stay-up-all-night, sleep-all-day lifestyle of the band. Enjoy! 11:10:47 PM    comment []

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