Another B List
Since I'm a proud neo-Luddite, I've only recently tried listening to podcasts. Trust me, they're a real PITA while you're on a dial-up service. But now that I've joined the 21st century, I'm toying with all the things I couldn't access previously, like videos and podcasts.
So....I have a question for the several dozen readers out there. What podcasts do you listen to, and would it be worthwhile to establish another B list of them?
Just curious.
So....I have a question for the several dozen readers out there. What podcasts do you listen to, and would it be worthwhile to establish another B list of them?
Just curious.
posted by Ed W at 8:30 AM
4 Comments:
What are your interests?
Shoot me an e-mail and I will load you up on some RSS feeds for some cycling podcasts and other stuff as well.
I listen to a bunch of tech podcasts, PBS stuff and some non P.C. stuff as well.......
I've posted this here because I don't have your email address in G-Mail, George. It's on my work laptop.
My main interests revolve around advocacy, maintenance, and transportation cycling (as in commuting), though I do follow some racing and I have a passing interest in old bicycles and their history. I know, that's fairly broad!
Send your list. As I find new feeds I'll add to it. Eventually I'll post it to CycleDog, or you can do it first since it's your list.
I just received a new cell phone, a Motorola Razr that can store podcasts on a micro SD card. The present card is only 64MB, so I'll be looking for a 2GB card to replace it. That really strikes me as funny because my first PC, an IBM PS2 model 30, had a whopping 20MB hard drive, and I wondered why I'd ever need a bigger one!
There's no hurry to reply. I know what it's like to work nights and try to juggle family life, so if you don't get around to it for a while, no problem.
Spokesman and Fredcast are the one's you'll like, Ed.
Oh, I've just tagged you with one of those silly Internet blog meme things.
Spokesmen and Fredcast have been mentioned, but they're worth a second mention. Additionally, Crooked Cog Network Podcast is very good. I listen to a couple of others including bikescape, but they pale in comparison to those mentioned above.
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