Promos

If you are interested in technology, medial literacy, social networking, or you want to learn about technology in your classroom this is the podcast for you. Check us out at TeachingfortheFuture.com or on podshow!

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Hey all! If you’re a movie fan (and even if you’re not, heh heh) be sure to check out our podcast, Subject:CINEMA. Topics range all over the road, from directors to genres to reviews and everything inbetween. We don’t claim to be experts on the movies, we’re just fans. Be forewarned – if you’re a film snob, you’ll probably HATE our show. But if you’re not, and are just a fan like us, chances are you’ll like us. A new episode is uploaded every Saturday around Noon US Eastern time.

http://subjectcinema.com

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Suffering From Sanity is a simple music-oriented show that takes podsafe music and organizes it in the way only someone obsessed with organizing could. All songs played on each episode relate in some way to the theme of the show, and the selection of music crosses nearly all the genres on the Podsafe Music Network.

Suffering From Sanity Promo #1

Bruno and the Professor present a 60 second news update from a funny, left-of-center perspective that covers some of the major topics of the week. This week: Tony Blair’s fate, the President’s new plan for prisoners of the war on terror, and finally, support for impeachment reaches greater-than-Monica levels.

http://www.brunoandtheprofessor.com/promos/P262.mp3

Folks:

Gloria Estefan attacked the music industry for fighting the Internet instead of embracing it and made some other choice comments on the topic on this week’s “The Strip” podcast (recorded in Miami.)

here’s a 3-minute clip from the show of Gloria’s remarks for anyone to use. Please credit Steve Friess (pronounced FREESE) and Miles Smith from “The Strip” podcast. The entire interview can be heard at thestrip.podshow.com or thestrippodcast.com.

http://www.stevefriess.com/podcast/GloriaMusicBizClip2.mp3

Welcome to Weird Nylon. Weird News from Karl in NY and Paul in LON. Weird NY-LON.

Each week (or so) we review the weeks weird news. Everything is on the agenda – from Pete Doherty’s drug habit, through Pirates on the Open Sea and the impending Animal Revolution all the way through to aliens, apartment owning cats and some really ewwww wtf moments too!

Sometimes explicit always provocative – it’s Weird NYLON! All Weird, All The Time!

Find us at Weird Nylon and at Podshow!

September 22nd, 2006 is One Web Day.

Why are we celebrating OneWebDay around the world?

Because the web is worth celebrating and protecting. It has changed our lives, and we need to recognize how important its continued health is to us. Because the web is made of machines, we often forget that it’s made by and of People. The web is us, and so it’s up to us to protect it.

That’s why we’re celebrating in public places (preferably wifi-enabled public places!). We want to make our connection to the web visible, outdoors, something for everyone to notice collectively.

We’re going to be creating a lot of video and text and pictures along the way, and come Sept. 22 this site will point to all of that — another way to make things collectively visible.

There will be One Web Day celebrations in NY, SF, Washington DC, Charleston, Champagne-Urbana, Canada (tbd), Vienna Austria, London, Ireland, Romania, and ONLINE! of course.

You can learn more at
http://www.onewebday.org/

Please play the promo – http://www.onewebday.org/onewebdaypsa.mp3

Promo link – The Mac Attack promo

About the podcast (not the promo script):

The Mac Attack, a weekly podcast dedicated to Mac tips, trick and hints and anything else host Steve Stanger can come up with to help you out with your day to day computer use. On the show Steve discusses, backing up your important files, shareware, freeware, and must have software, wireless networking, system maintenance, computer and internet security and more. The show also covers the new Macintosh software releases, updates, reviews, and technical news of the week.