Wood Working Podcast - Help/Suggestions??

I think you’re asking the community in general the wrong types of questions. You should be asking the community what subjects they’d like to see on PodCasts, not how to set them up.

On the whole, most of us are probably NOT going to know what kind of software and hardware to use or how to secure sponsors.

-- Ethan, http://www.merganserwoodworks.com, http://greystonegreen.blogspot.com/

I’m sure there are people on here who can help you with your technical questions but I’m with Ethan on his first suggestion

What is your intention of the podcast? Having this information will help clarify the other components about how to deliver it.

How exciting for you – as you start a new journey! I wish you well. Keep us posted as to the progress.

-- "Functional WoodArt" by Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)

I think you are correct… but if anyone out there does have knowledge on setting up a podcast please let me know.

Also, what type of topics would the community like a new podcast to cover?

What styles of wood working?

Also what would yall like the overall feel of the podcast to have? (I like Norm as much as anyone else, but I do not want to do such a “straight-forward” type of show.)

Thanks for your comments and hopefully these questions better relate to the knowledge base I am trying to tap into here at LumberJocks.

-BenZ

-- E.B.Z. Virginia

what do you feel your strengths are?

when I do a Workshop (as in a seminar etc) I find that if I believe in the topic and am passionate about a topic, I have the participants’ attention captured right from the start: I’m “on fire” and they “are hooked”. It’s the only way to do a presentation. And this would go for a podcast as well.

Know your intention; believe in your intention; and let the intention come through in everything that you do.

My needs are completely different than, say, Etha’s needs, because I am just a beginner. I want to know “how” to do things the right way, and “why” it IS the right way. (or the pros/cons) and the “watch out for” tips..

-- "Functional WoodArt" by Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)

Well The Spagman would know more than any of us since he’s the only one I know that has done podcasts successfully, and the only one to secure any kind of sponsorship successfully.

Good Luck.

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I am in the beginning stages of starting my own website and would love to podcast as well someday. Marc Spagnoulo has been doing an amazing job with all of his work in this area. It appears he is pretty busy overall, but he would be the best person to provide general guidance (as it appears you’ve already done). Good luck and keep us posted on your progress!

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