Comments on: Giles speaks out! http://tpn.thepodcastnetwork.com/2005/06/20/giles-speaks-out/ Latest info and news on the network Sun, 12 Oct 2008 23:40:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: ThePodcastNetwork :: The Gadget Show » Blog Archive » Copy-casting. http://tpn.thepodcastnetwork.com/2005/06/20/giles-speaks-out/#comment-118 ThePodcastNetwork :: The Gadget Show » Blog Archive » Copy-casting. Tue, 28 Jun 2005 05:21:36 +0000 http://www.thepodcastnetwork.com/tpn/2005/06/20/giles-speaks-out/#comment-118 [...] ot down my current thoughts about podcasting. Cameron liked it so much he posted it on the TPN blog. Imagine my surprise when today I find that someone liked it so much [...] [...] ot down my current thoughts about podcasting. Cameron liked it so much he posted it on the TPN blog. Imagine my surprise when today I find that someone liked it so much [...]

]]> By: Tony http://tpn.thepodcastnetwork.com/2005/06/20/giles-speaks-out/#comment-105 Tony Mon, 20 Jun 2005 09:58:08 +0000 http://www.thepodcastnetwork.com/tpn/2005/06/20/giles-speaks-out/#comment-105 Great article. I currently have about 20ish podcasts that I always listen too. I have a very long commute and also listen to podcasts at work on my Ipod. Usually hook it up and listen in one ear so I can still hearwhat is happening on around me at work. Sure sometimes I lose focus on whats happening but that's alright. I haven't regularly listened to radio in years and now I can't imagine not having podcasts to listen too. I have no real intention of listening to scheduled radio and really see no reason too. I actually also like longer podcasts because of my commute and because I listen to podcasts at work. If I am listening at home I will listen to shorter podcasts but thelonger the better I think :) Great article. I currently have about 20ish podcasts that I always listen too. I have a very long commute and also listen to podcasts at work on my Ipod. Usually hook it up and listen in one ear so I can still hearwhat is happening on around me at work. Sure sometimes I lose focus on whats happening but that’s alright.

I haven’t regularly listened to radio in years and now I can’t imagine not having podcasts to listen too. I have no real intention of listening to scheduled radio and really see no reason too.

I actually also like longer podcasts because of my commute and because I listen to podcasts at work. If I am listening at home I will listen to shorter podcasts but thelonger the better I think :)

]]> By: Chris Charlton http://tpn.thepodcastnetwork.com/2005/06/20/giles-speaks-out/#comment-104 Chris Charlton Mon, 20 Jun 2005 05:43:50 +0000 http://www.thepodcastnetwork.com/tpn/2005/06/20/giles-speaks-out/#comment-104 Talk about hooked... the first day I started listening I subscribed to over a hundred shows easy, just to hear what was out there. I think I added almost a hundred more by the next week after that. I've finally gone through the second layer of trimming back, I'm finally down to 165 podcast feeds. Each have at least 3-5 shows easily. I love at least 10 shows religously. I rate like a whore, helps me decide if they're worthy to stay on my harddrive/podcatcher. I don't like the hour of half hour shows, they're harder to get through or keep attention if my mind gets side tracked, but that's the beauty of rewind. Do you like the long shows? Talk about hooked… the first day I started listening I subscribed to over a hundred shows easy, just to hear what was out there. I think I added almost a hundred more by the next week after that. I’ve finally gone through the second layer of trimming back, I’m finally down to 165 podcast feeds. Each have at least 3-5 shows easily. I love at least 10 shows religously. I rate like a whore, helps me decide if they’re worthy to stay on my harddrive/podcatcher. I don’t like the hour of half hour shows, they’re harder to get through or keep attention if my mind gets side tracked, but that’s the beauty of rewind.

Do you like the long shows?

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