Podcast Studio

HDC Podcast - Keynote Speaker - Joe Stagner, Microsoft

Podcast Studio — Fri, 03 Nov 2006 20:32:00 GMT

Joe Stagner of Microsoft was kind enough to take time and talk about Federate Logic, ASP.NET, PHP, and podcasting. Joe is a very interesting guy and he stated that he will soon be returning to the world of podcasting over at DevRadio.com. There are a lot more podcast coming from HDC and South Carolina Code Camp so stay tuned.

MP3: http://download.podcaststudio.net/20.mp3

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Technorati tags: Microsoft, Joe Stagner, PodcastStudio.net, Podcasting, HDC, HDC06

HDC Is Over, This Year Was Better Than Last

Podcast Studio — Sat, 28 Oct 2006 23:13:00 GMT

We had a bunch of fun this year at HDC. Joseph, Dru, and I all travelled up to Omaha to do some podcasting. This year we recorded shows with:

DonXML
Andrew Troelsen (Day 2 - Keynote Speaker)
Joe Olson & Phil Wolfe
Nick Parker & Tim Gifford
Joe Stagner (Day 1 - Keynote Speaker)
Dru Sellers & Jeff Julian (Our impressions of the Conference)

I will start publishing these over the next coming weeks as well as the remainder of the South Carolina Code Camp podcasts.

We Are Back!!! Podcast Studio 16 - Code Camp Panel

Podcast Studio — Thu, 11 May 2006 13:26:00 GMT

Last night, John and I recorded our first podcast after a 6 month break to form our consulting firm. Thom Robbins, Chris Williams, Don XML, Robin Edwards, and Brian Button joined us to discuss what is it to organize a code camp. The conversation was great and if you are thinking about volunteering for, speaking at, or organizing a code camp, this is the show for you.

MP3: http://download.podcaststudio.net/file.aspx?ShowNumber=16

Jeff and John featured on Channel9's Show IT Heros

Podcast Studio — Mon, 23 Jan 2006 17:30:00 GMT

John and I were interviewed by Microsoft's Michael J. Murphy on his show IT Heroes. In the first show, we talk about weblogging and our thoughts on the state of the blogosphere. Next week we will be discussing Podcasting. Enjoy.

Geeks With Blogs Part I

In this two parter we talk with Jeff Julian and John Alexander about blogging, podcasting and expoiting bleeding edge technology. Jeff and John are a couple of hard charging consultants for Visionpace, a Microsoft Partner http://www.visionpace.com. Jeff is also an XML MVP and John is a Microsoft Regional Director. If that doesn't keep them busy enough, they run www.GeekswithBlogs.net and are the hosts of the www.PodcastStudio.Net show, provided as a service to the Microsoft technology community as a whole.

Why is blogging important? Why should you care? In this episode, we attempt to answer these and other weighty matters -- Join us, Won't you?

IT Heroes: Stories from the Trenches; these are the real stories of men and women in IT making a difference everyday. We talk with authors, innovators and implementers about emerging technologies, troubleshooting and remediation of common infrastructure issues and charitable contributions in the community. We seek to educate and provide a forum for open discussion of the many uses for and specific ways in which people are everyday exploiting technology to create opportunities for themselves and others.

Stream the Geeks With Blogs interview now!

WMA http://wm.microsoft.com/ms/inetpub/mjmurphy/wma/ITHblogs.wma

MP3 http://wm.microsoft.com/ms/inetpub/mjmurphy/mp3/ITHblogs.mp3

PodcastStudio.net Show #15 - Tim Hibbard

Podcast Studio — Fri, 30 Dec 2005 00:50:00 GMT

In Show 15, we talk with Tim Hibbard about "Where's Tim?", GPS technologies, where we see the future of GPS going, and Web 2.0 APIs. This was a really fun show to record.

MP3: http://www.podcaststudio.net/files/2005/12/PodcastStudio-Show15.mp3

Podcast Studio Show #14 - Billy Hollis talks about Smart Clients

Podcast Studio — Fri, 23 Dec 2005 00:33:00 GMT

Episode 14 finds us in a great discussion with Billy Hollis on smart clients and Visual Studio 2005!! We talk about some simple and complex scenarios, the state of data binding and some useful tips and patterns. This wouldn't be complete without ending with some thoughts on how WinFx (Windows Presentation Foundation and Windows Workflow Foundation) fits in moving forward.

MP3: http://www.podcaststudio.net/files/2005/12/PodcastStudio-Show14.mp3

PodcastStudio.net Show #12 - Phil Wolfe, Heartland Developers Conference

Podcast Studio — Wed, 07 Dec 2005 11:52:00 GMT

In this show, we talk with HDC speaker Phil Wolfe about the Composite UI Application Block, Portals, the switch to WinForms, and how we think articles will change with the release of .NET 2.0. This will be the last speaker we release from the HDC and next week we will publish Joe Olson who ran the event. Afterwards, it will be back to John and I and we have a lot to talk about, including some new goodies for recording.

MP3: http://www.podcaststudio.net/files/2005/12/PodcastStudio-Show12.mp3

How to title your Podcast Files

Podcast Studio — Wed, 07 Dec 2005 11:49:00 GMT

It has just been brought to my attention from a co-worker that when you are using an iPod 3/4G and sync Podcasts, on the menu, the titles don't scroll like they do on the Nano. So when you look at Podcast Studio shows on these iPods, all you see is "Podcast Studio - Sho" and each show is that way. So for now on, we will release our shows as "Show 13 - Podcast Studio" instead of "Podcast Studio - Show 13". Hope this helps!

Podcast Studio - Show #11 - Robert Hurlbut Discusses Security

Podcast Studio — Fri, 18 Nov 2005 00:06:00 GMT

Our guest this week is Robert Hurlbut, Microsoft Security MVP. We discuss Security Best Practices, encryption preferences, and Visual Studio 2005 security enhancements. This show was recorded at the Heartland Developers Conference in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

MP3: http://www.podcaststudio.net/files/2005/11/PodcastStudio-Show11.mp3

Podcast Studio Show #10 - Dave Donaldson

Podcast Studio — Mon, 07 Nov 2005 23:44:00 GMT

In this interview, Dave Donaldson talks with us about quality software, unit testing, and code snippet technology. He launched a site called CodeKeep, dedicated to code snippets reference and storage. This show was recorded at the Heartland Developers Conference in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. We received some new music for the show from fellow Geekswithblogs.net member Jim Erwin, thanks Jim!!!

MP3: http://www.podcaststudio.net/files/2005/11/PodcastStudio-Show10.mp3

PodcastStudio.net has changed hosting

Podcast Studio — Wed, 02 Nov 2005 13:33:00 GMT

Since we have grow significantly in the amount of listeners we have, we have moved PodcastStudio.net to a different hosting provider to help with the bandwidth issues we have been facing. Hopefully, as DNS updates, you will see a significant download rate change and less download failures. Please comment if this is not accurate.

PodcastStudio Show #9 - Rocky Lhotka

Podcast Studio — Mon, 31 Oct 2005 14:27:00 GMT

In this show, we talk with Rocky Lhotka about his HDC Keynote, LINQ, and Databinding Then and Now. This show was recorded at the Heartland Developers Conference in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. This is definitely one of our favorite shows.

MP3: http://www.podcaststudio.net/files/2005/10/PodcastStudio-Show9.mp3

Podcast Studio is ranked #41 overall on Yahoo! Podcasts

Podcast Studio — Mon, 31 Oct 2005 12:48:00 GMT

See it for yourself, at least today, 10/31/2005!!!

We are beating such shows at NerdTV, The Al Franken Show, Meet the Press, and MAKE Magazine. Thanks for listening!

PodcastStudio Show #8 - Craig Utley

Podcast Studio — Wed, 19 Oct 2005 09:51:00 GMT

We have launched the start of our podcast series at the Heartland Developers Conference and the first show is with Craig Utley. He is a such a great guy and this talk covers productivity, Visual Studio 2005 Team System, and design patterns. The recording was a little noisy due to the fact we were recording in the lounge right before the keynote.

MP3: http://www.podcaststudio.net/files/2005/10/PodcastStudio-Show8.mp3

Podcasting at HDC

Podcast Studio — Sun, 09 Oct 2005 21:27:00 GMT

John and I have been in and out of town (PDC, MVP Summit, BizTalk Conference) this and last month so our podcasting has been lacking. To make it up, Thursday we will be recording the speakers of the Heartland Developers Conference onsite and will have them published as soon as we can (day or so). I will blog about who we are recording and if you are attending and have something to say, let me know and we will try to get you on our schedule.