Podcaster Meet-up

October 19, 2008 admin
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Nearly two dozen podcasters gathered in downtown Toronto.  Many were meeting for the first time, though they had seen others online through their podcasts.

It was only a matter of time before people started taking out their podcasting equipment, and before you knew it there were impromptu shows all over the place.

One of the hot topics of discussion was the upcoming Podcamp in Toronto in February 2009.  Omar attended a previous Podcamp in 2007.

Attendees included Connie Crosby of the Crosby Consulting Group, Jim Miles and Kristina Lively of the Shadow and James Show, Brent Morris of the Closet Geek Show, Jay Moonah of Online Music Marketing,  Steve Saylor – “the Albino podcaster,” Sean McGaughey – “the Duct Tape guy,” Rob Lee of Unconventional Wisdom and Daniele Rossie of Stuttering is Cool.

Links to interviews will be posted as they become available.

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