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Category Archives: podcasts
More fine podcasts from 2016
My podcast habit continues to grow. I’ve already described my playlist as of January. Today I’d like to add some more podcasts, new to me, for your aural delectation. I’ve organized this group of ten by the headers used in … Continue reading
I am all over the media this week, in podcasts and video
Recently I’ve been ramping up my digital media work, between the Forum and some digital storytelling. At the same time other people have been including me in their productions, which has been exciting, productive, and a lot of fun. buy … Continue reading
Talking about the future of education with university business officers
If you like audio, here’s another interview with me. I met with the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO) and talked about all kinds of educational developments. I’m very excited to work with NACUBO, since campus finance leaders … Continue reading
Podcatching frustration: on leaving Stitcher, looking for a new podcast strategy
I continue my podcast listening adventure in this post (previous entries here, here, here, and here). In November I started using a new podcatcher on my Android phone, the Stitcher app. As I noted then, it was a mixed bag, … Continue reading
Podcasting about the future of education
Here’s an education, technology, and the future trifecta. buy tadalafil online buy tadalafil no prescription generic Jim Dutcher (SUNY Cobleskill) interviewed me about the future of education for his podcast. He also interviewed with the indispensable Casey Green. Casey’s the creator and … Continue reading
Fine podcasts for 2016: a mega-list of what I’m listening to
2015 saw a rebirth of interest in podcasts, and 2016 may well see an even larger podcast world. This is very exciting, and heartening to long-time podcast obsessives like myself. In that spirit let me share which podcasts I’m listening … Continue reading
Discussing technology, institutional change, and the future of education
A few weeks ago I had a whirlwind conversation about education and change with Howard Teibel and Pete Wright. You can find it podcasted here. We touch on a National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO) meeting, the … Continue reading
Great podcasts from late 2015
The new wave of podcasts continues to roll along, offering new audio stories. Let’s get beyond Serial and look at some recent storytelling projects. I’ll introduce and sketch these out, and will save deeper analysis for another time. In May … Continue reading
Getting better news: my daily routine
Some of you know I make a habit of criticizing American tv news, because it’s generally awful. After one such mocking a Twitter friend asked, “what do you favor for news?” I decided to answer, because ultimately it’s a good … Continue reading
What happened to podcasting, and what didn’t happen
“Whatever Happened to Podcasting?” asks Mark Ramsey, and it’s a good question. As Ramsey notes, podcasting still happens, with people making and listening to digital audio, often through syndication. And yet “podcasting is most certainly off the media radar.” That is … Continue reading
