Brand new (2006) Podcasts -
Now heard every Saturday at 11:00am on AM 1070 WAPI
TechTalk July 22, 2006 :
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(11 MB)
Feed:
Welcome to Tech Talk's new Podcasting page! Here
you'll find not only our weekly Tech Talk broadcasts
(along with some extras)but everything you need to
start podcasting.
TechTalk July 15, 2006 :
/
(11 MB)
TechTalk July 8, 2006 :
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(11 MB)
TechTalk June 24, 2006 :
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(11 MB)
TechTalk June 17, 2006 :
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(11 MB)
TechTalk June 10, 2006 :
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(11 MB)
TechTalk June 3, 2006 :
/
(11 MB)
Feed:
Welcome to Tech Talk's new Podcasting page! Here
you'll find not only our weekly Tech Talk broadcasts
(along with some extras)but everything you need to
start podcasting.
TechTalk April 29, 2006 :
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(17 MB)
Feed:
TechTalk April 22, 2006 :
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(6 MB)
Feed:
TechTalk April 15, 2006 :
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(6 MB)
Feed:
TechTalk April 8, 2006 :
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(6 MB)
Feed:
TechTalk April 1, 2006 :
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(6 MB)
Feed:
Here's our older Podcasts from 2005:
TechTalk April 9, 2005 :
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(6 MB)
Feed:
TechTalk April 2, 2005 :
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(6 MB)
Feed:
TechTalk March 19, 2005 :
(6 MB)
Feed:
Tech Talk 03/12/2005:
(6 MB)
Feed:
Tech Talk 03/05/2005:
(6 MB)
Feed:
Now - what do you do with those buttons? First of
all, to simply get the mp3 file, all you have to do is
right click on the listen now graphic, "select save
target as" and then save the .mp3 file to your
desktop (or some other easy to find place) Once
you've saved the file, double click on the file, and
it will play in your audio player. This isn't exactly
podcasting, of course, but it's pretty easy!
So, what exactly is it? According to the Wikipedia:
"Podcasting" is making audio files (most commonly
in MP3 format) available online in a way that
allows software to automatically download the
files for listening at the user's convenience." If you
want to get started in podcasting, you'll need a
podcasting client - I recommend
Ipodder, and to get it:
Right Click Here and select "save target as"
and save it to your desktop. Once you've
downloaded it, double click on the file to install.
To subscribe to the Tech Talk Podcast Feed, you
would right click the image above that says
"XML Podcast" and choose Copy Link Location
(or Copy Shortcut Location).
You can also cut and paste one or both of these : http://feeds.feedburner.com/Chaseandsamindex
(New Podcast and Latest updates)
http://feeds.feedburner.com/ChaseandSamTechTalkPodcast
(classic Tech Talk Podcast)
After that, click the check for new podcasts button, and
Ipodder will download all available Tech Talk shows.
(They will be in .mp3 form, and available in the Ipodder
download folder) Ipodder will automatically download the
Tech Talk Podcast every week, and notify you when it's
available - you can also subscribe to other feeds, so play
around with it and find out what's available!
Still confused? Check out this excellent four minute video
introduction to Podcasting and Ipodder, it should answer
all of your questions! If you'd rather read:
then click here to read the Ipodder manual
CLICK TO VIEW THE VIDEO (by L. Williams)
06.17.06.TT.mp3 07.08.06.tt.mp3
Now heard every Saturday at 11:00am on AM 1070 WAPI
TechTalk July 22, 2006 :
/
(11 MB)
Feed:
Welcome to Tech Talk's new Podcasting page! Here
you'll find not only our weekly Tech Talk broadcasts
(along with some extras)but everything you need to
start podcasting.
TechTalk July 15, 2006 :
/
(11 MB)
TechTalk July 8, 2006 :
/
(11 MB)
TechTalk June 24, 2006 :
/
(11 MB)
TechTalk June 17, 2006 :
/
(11 MB)
TechTalk June 10, 2006 :
/
(11 MB)
TechTalk June 3, 2006 :
/
(11 MB)
Feed:
Welcome to Tech Talk's new Podcasting page! Here
you'll find not only our weekly Tech Talk broadcasts
(along with some extras)but everything you need to
start podcasting.
TechTalk April 29, 2006 :
/
(17 MB)
Feed:
TechTalk April 22, 2006 :
/
(6 MB)
Feed:
TechTalk April 15, 2006 :
/
(6 MB)
Feed:
TechTalk April 8, 2006 :
/
(6 MB)
Feed:
TechTalk April 1, 2006 :
/
(6 MB)
Feed:
Here's our older Podcasts from 2005:
TechTalk April 9, 2005 :
/
(6 MB)
Feed:
TechTalk April 2, 2005 :
/
(6 MB)
Feed:
TechTalk March 19, 2005 :
(6 MB)
Feed:
Tech Talk 03/12/2005:
(6 MB)
Feed:
Tech Talk 03/05/2005:
(6 MB)
Feed:
Now - what do you do with those buttons? First of
all, to simply get the mp3 file, all you have to do is
right click on the listen now graphic, "select save
target as" and then save the .mp3 file to your
desktop (or some other easy to find place) Once
you've saved the file, double click on the file, and
it will play in your audio player. This isn't exactly
podcasting, of course, but it's pretty easy!
So, what exactly is it? According to the Wikipedia:
"Podcasting" is making audio files (most commonly
in MP3 format) available online in a way that
allows software to automatically download the
files for listening at the user's convenience." If you
want to get started in podcasting, you'll need a
podcasting client - I recommend
Ipodder, and to get it:
Right Click Here and select "save target as"
and save it to your desktop. Once you've
downloaded it, double click on the file to install.
To subscribe to the Tech Talk Podcast Feed, you
would right click the image above that says
"XML Podcast" and choose Copy Link Location
(or Copy Shortcut Location).
You can also cut and paste one or both of these : http://feeds.feedburner.com/Chaseandsamindex
(New Podcast and Latest updates)
http://feeds.feedburner.com/ChaseandSamTechTalkPodcast
(classic Tech Talk Podcast)
After that, click the check for new podcasts button, and
Ipodder will download all available Tech Talk shows.
(They will be in .mp3 form, and available in the Ipodder
download folder) Ipodder will automatically download the
Tech Talk Podcast every week, and notify you when it's
available - you can also subscribe to other feeds, so play
around with it and find out what's available!
Still confused? Check out this excellent four minute video
introduction to Podcasting and Ipodder, it should answer
all of your questions! If you'd rather read:
then click here to read the Ipodder manual
CLICK TO VIEW THE VIDEO (by L. Williams)
06.17.06.TT.mp3 07.08.06.tt.mp3