Show #58: The most popular podcasting questions

What are the five most common questions people ask me about podcasting? Find out in this podcast, which runs just 20 minutes.

Listen and then let me know what you think!

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Here are the show notes:

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00:01 Intro and welcome; these podcasting questions were asked of me at the recent mesh conference in Toronto
01:00 Podcasting question 1: How do I persuade my boss that our company should be podcasting?
01:46 Podcasting question 2: What’s better? Video or audio? Help for this answer from Chris Brogan and my recent interview with Victoria Fenner
04:12 Podcasting question 3: What if I start to podcast and then fall victim to podfading?
05:25 Podcasting question 4: Are corporations now more receptive to podcasting?
07:07 Podcasting question 5: How do you record the Trafcom News Podcast? (Here's the link to the interview with voiceover pro Joe Cipriano, about making the most of your voice.)
09:05 An invitation to attend my free Webinar: Podcasting 101 for Communicators and Marketers; register by sending me an email.
10:21 John Watkis answers the question posed by Christopher S. Penn in the previous show; John is offering his entire presentation on “How to write a speech that’s like music to their ears” on his Well Written Well Said Web site. (Here is my original interview with John.)
13:49 Question from Tina Hansen regarding using synthetic voices and text-to-speech software for podcasting; she mentions an organization she works with, the National Federation of the Blind, as well as several sites that use text to speech, including Babble Books and S3 Books. What do YOU think about this? What does Hugh McGuire of Librivox think? (My interview with Hugh is here.)
18:18 Podcasters Across Borders 2007 takes place in Kingston, Ontario, June 22-24
18:50 Where to send comments: email to donna@trafcom.com, call the comment line at 206-338-4200 or post a message to the Trafcom News Podcast blog
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Theme music is “Beneath Your Surface” by the Elisabeth Lohninger Quartet from the Podsafe Music Network