The Poddog Show

Poddog show 5 (repost)

Daryl Cognito — Tue, 25 May 2010 02:37:41 +0000

First posted August 10 2005

Poddog show 4

Daryl Cognito — Sun, 02 May 2010 14:26:41 +0000

First released on Aug 9 2005

Poddog Show 3 (rewind)

Daryl Cognito — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 00:02:54 +0000

First posted august 4 2005

The Poddog Show 2 (rewind)

Daryl Cognito — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 14:14:48 +0000

First release on July 27 2005

The Poddog Show 1 (rewind)

Daryl Cognito — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 01:01:10 +0000

First released on July 20 2005 this was my first attempt at podcasting. Sadly the show notes for that episode are long since lost.

Learn how to podcast in Calgary

Daryl Cognito — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 13:23:16 +0000

This is your last chance to regester for the June 7 class.

The �Nuts and Bolts of Podcasting� will cover everything you need to know to start podcasting. Recording, editing, hosting and Feeding. It is a hands on class, meaning you will learn as you do. Ideally, participants should have their own laptop, but we has a couple of ways around that.

The cost is $75 and their are only 8 spots available so email me and we can get you registered.

More information is available at my site amuk.ca

That’s it folks

Daryl Cognito — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 18:48:38 +0000

I have decided to pull all the old poddog shows from the feed. The shows are downloaded a lot each month but I’m not sure why, except maybe because of itunes “get all” button. Now bandwidth is not the problem, but I would rather redirect people to Atomic Suburbia.

If you are really interested in the old show shoot me an email and we can work something out.

Daryl

Posting from an ipod touch

Daryl Cognito — Fri, 07 Dec 2007 02:20:59 +0000

I really have not been playing with the touch all that much but I do enjoy it. I like watching Ask a Ninja when I have a spare 5 minutes. I bought a 10$ speaker and I love showing people the promotional video for a little non profit I volunteer with or when there is wifi searching youtube for videos by the Creative Monkeys and watch Doug’s face light up when we find one. But the best part is when I demonstrate the z
two finger zoom.

I posted from my blackberry when I got it so it only fair that I post from my new ipod touch. The typing is a bit slow but I think that that’s mostly do to getting used the touch screen. The is always a learning curve when learning a new way of inputting data. It was the same with my first handspring visor that used graffiti 1 to my palm TX that used graffiti 2 to my blackberry pearl that uses a two letter per key system. I am trying to thumb type rather than the one finger way and it seems to be working well.

I am glad I spent the money but it likely wont replace my 2G nano. The nano is a little more durable plus the touch won’t work with my tune talk. Granted, the only reason I could buy it was because I quit smoking. Go Me. And since the iphone will never come to canada I will be happy with it.
Daryl Cognito

*Disclaimer*

I have finished this post on computer, I simply add the links and this part as well as spell check. I find blogging with wordpress on the touch to be a pain, but this is not the fault of the touch. The touch uses safari and safari does not play well with wordpress. Come on wordpress, we need a iphone/touch friendly system.

Air Supply Dreams

Daryl Cognito — Sat, 27 Oct 2007 01:22:46 +0000

Shortly after PAB 07 I was approached by the lovely and amazingly talented Sage Tyrtle to be a guest on the Quirky Quiz, part of her wildly popular Quirky Nomads Podcast. I am not kidding when I say this was the single most exciting thing to happen to me since I got into podcasting. Sage has a fantastic show and the Quirky Quiz is a blast to listen to. Oh and to make it even better, I was on with Lord Blevis and Shelly. (Yes, just like Cher, and Bob, Shelly only needs one name.) I have a bit of social anxiety when it comes to things like Skype, and especially group chats but I pulled out my big boy microphone and jumped in. I’m glad I did because it was a lot of fun and the end result sounds pretty good. (Full disclosure, I haven’t listened as of this writing but I have heard from a reliable source that it’s great.)

Thanx Sage for the honor of joining you, Shelly and Mark. I had a blast.

Daryl Cognito�

Yes you can podcast.

Daryl Cognito — Sat, 06 Oct 2007 02:36:26 +0000

Podcasting is pretty simple. You create a audio or video file, host it on the internet and use a piece of code call an RSS feed to point to it so that a Podcatcher like itunes can find it and automatically download it.

On November 3 you can find out just how easy it is and why you should be Podcasting. Chinook Learning Service is offering a “Spectacular Saturday” class called “Podcasting Made Easy“. The class will cover everything you need to know to start feeding your creative works to the world. From recording to hosting to blogging and RSS as well as dealing with aggregators like itunes and directories like Canada Podcasts and podCALGARY.

The two best things about this are, 1) it’s taught by me, Daryl Cognito and 2) it’s only 69 bucks.

So have you ever thought of creating a podcast?

Daryl Cognito