Podcasting

Spaghetti Code Podcast w/ Jeff Brand

Chris Williams — Sun, 29 Jun 2008 18:48:05 GMT

A couple weeks ago, Jeff Brand and I sat down and talked about XNA on his Spaghetti Code podcast. We had a good time, as usual, and discussed various aspects of the XNA experience, and what's new in the XNA 3.0 CTP.

Here's the link: XNA Podcast

check me out...

Chris Williams — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 18:45:08 GMT

Thanks to Jeff Brand, Microsoft DE and self-proclaimed .NET Sex Symbol, for making this happen!!

Spaghetti Code Video: http://www.slickthought.net/spaghetticode/video/chriswilliamsxna.wmv

Spaghetti Code Podcast: http://www.slickthought.net/spaghetticode/podcast/chriswilliamsxna.mp3

The sound on the video is a little low in some spots, but hey... I look fabulous. ;)

HA! mentioned on Dot Net Rocks

Chris Williams — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 18:44:22 GMT

Recently HA! got mentioned on DotNetRocks. (If you're interested, it's here at around the 30 minute mark.)

The whole show, about Open Source, is actually quite good. So even if you don't care about HA!, give the show a listen.

VB.NET yesterday, today and tomorrow

Chris Williams — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 12:40:35 GMT

Scott Hanselman has recorded a podcast with Paul Vick and Paul Yuknewicz about VB.NET yesterday, today & tomorrow.

Enjoy: http://www.hanselminutes.com/default.aspx?showID=110

new podcast interview

Chris Williams — Thu, 21 Jul 2005 11:18:00 GMT

Jason Olson and I get interviewed on the latest GeeksWithBlogs Podcast Studio

The Podcast

I had a great time talking with John and Jeff and Jason of course.

My audio is a little low, but that may have been my crappy cordless phone. All in all, I think Jeff and John did a great job! Way to go guys! I'm looking forward to hearing many more podcasts. Keep me in mind when you start hosting other folks podcasts.

if you think my blog is pointless and boring...

Chris Williams — Wed, 25 May 2005 05:36:00 GMT

just wait 'til you hear my PODCAST!! haha I kill me...

That's right kiddies... it's coming soon. The Blogus Maximus PodCast!! (You have my permission to kick me if I end up actually calling it that.)

I've spent the last 3 hours playing with Audacity (which I'm really starting to like, btw) and messing with some spoken tracks and background music tracks. The best thing about Audacity, aside from being free, is that it's incredibly easy to use. I've played with a handful of different audio tools over the last few days and this is the only one that didn't kill me with too many options and features right up front. (That doesn't mean it's not flexible or powerful, because it is, but it doesn't confuse you by putting stuff you may never need right on the main screen)

I hope to have at least one PodCast posted before Tech*Ed 2005, and I plan to interview (annoy?) a few folks while I'm there. Should be fun!

I also found this really cool digital recorder at Radio Shack (of all places). It's $99 and records about 27 hours, and the best part is you don't need to mess with any cables or anything to dump it to your PC/Laptop. It pulls apart into 2 seperate pieces, and the main piece has a USB connector on it so you can just plug it right in, very similar to the Creative MuVo. Yes, it does come with a cable for those of you who don't have easy access to your USB ports. The only (potential) drawback is that it records in WMA format, which Audacity doesn't appear to support, so I'll need to convert the recordings to .wav, .ogg or .mp3 if I want to use them.