This is very cool, and I imagine will be shut down by the authorities soon. But until it is - enjoy! Millions of hours of listening organized and ready to download.
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It -is- cool, but beware if you use the same machine to record your podcasts. I have yet to be able to get the client to work and it client messes with my audio settings.
Posted by: Scott Westerman | Mar 13, 2005 at 02:51 PM
Ray,
HELP!!! I need your advice. My partner clint and I have landed an interview of a TV personality for a PODCAST. He is doing a series of Radio shows and we are being asked some questions we don't know the answer too. We figured you could help out a fellow podcaster. If you could email me at dougmo@gmail.com
Thank you sir!!
Posted by: Doug Moore | Mar 18, 2005 at 07:22 PM