What the Heck Is Podcasting?
(And Why Should We Care?)
PodCamp West
November 18-19, 2006
12 - 6 PM
Swedish American Hall
2174 Market St
San Francisco, CA
Photo by Steve Rhodes
Experienced speakers say that there are always three talks: the one you plan to give, the one you actually give, and the one you wish you had given. When I first volunteered to speak at PodCamp West, Vic Podcaster suggested that I prepare a 30-minute talk with slides. However, there were only two rooms available for presentations, and many more people wanted to speak than could be fit into available time, so Vic collected us into panels and had us speak for about 8 minutes each. I was on the “Up and Running with Podcasting” panel, along with Jerry Franklin, Kevin Crossman, and Kris Smith.
What I’ve included on this page is an audio recording of the talk I actually gave and the slides from the talk I planned to give, modified slightly after the fact.
Audio Recording from Panel Presentation
MP3, 2 MB, 8:54. I just put my introduction together with my part of the panel.
HTML Slide Show (requires Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher)
PowerPoint Slide Show
PDF Slides with Speaker Notes
Podcasts Mentioned in the Presentation
More PodCamp West Recordings
About the Speaker
As co-founder of the Podcast Asylum, Author-izer Sallie Goetsch (rhymes with “sketch”) writes and speaks about podcasting from the listener’s perspective. She uses podcasting to make connections and attract prospects from around the world and works tirelessly to cure the epidemic of podcastus ignoramus among business owners.
More Podcasting Presentations
With links, handouts, slides, and sometimes audio recordings.
Want Your Own Presentation?
All the Asylum’s podcasting ‘professors’ love to evangelize about podcasting. We offer reduced rates for non-profit groups, but travel expenses are a minimum requirement.