MSDN Flash Podcast Pilot Show 2 for May 6th 2009

May 18, 2009 · 2 min read

This is the second pilot podcast to accompany the fortnightly MSDN Flash newsletter (Check out Pilot Show 1)

I am working through issues around getting the best quality for recording (both of myself and folks I interview), deciding which tools to use to process the raw audio, what show structure to use etc. Once I have it completely pinned down I will go live with the “real” podcast which you will be able to subscribe to using ITunes and similar and will be published every two weeks.

In the meantime, feedback good and bad is most welcome.

Enjoy.

Download:

The podcast is 32 minutes long and 22mb (< 2minute download). Currently hosted on skydrive:

 (007 onwards available on ITunes)

Show Notes:

A big thanks to Stuart Lodge for being my guinea pig for the “interview with the author” section. Also to for the music sample – not final by any means but helped give it a top and tail.

Urls from the podcast:

Also check out the the Flash Newsletter which this podcast accompanies for lots more Fresh Discoveries.  

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