Re: Podcast Idea

http://www.webopaedia.com/TERM/p/podcasting.html

Basically it's a syndicated radio show, but rather than being syndicated to
other broadcasters, it's syndicated directly to users. It's a file that's
downloaded and listened to on the user's iPod (hence "podcasting"), but
other mp3 devices and desktop computer programs support it, too. Every time
the podcast is updated, it is downloaded directly to the subscribers by
their podcast software (iTunes, for example) for listening at their leisure
by.

I've got a bunch of ideas about regular features on the show including:

-- A submitted tunes segment (possibly the bulk of the show) where
subscribers can submit their music for broadcast.

-- A "shoutback" section where subscribers could review the music that's
been played, let us know what they think, etc.

-- A segment for instruction. I've talked to my friend Ted MacKenzie (the
guy who just revised the Buddy Rich's Snare Drum Rudiments book) and he's
willing to contribute. Plus, I know there are some crazy good players and
instructors in RMMP that could contribute...

--An interview segment. This would hopefully be with knowns, not so knowns,
and the rest of us.

--Reviews

-- Other suggestions? Anyone? Bueller?...Bueller?...Bueller? :)

--Jim.
--
Jim Feck, Owner
DrumART.com
http://www.drumart.com
jim@xxxxxxxxxxx

DrumART.com - Custom bass drum heads for the masses!


"Michael Grando" <drummist09@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:VKOdnfluOKFW33XfRVn-gg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Ok so what exactly is a "podcast"
> "Jim Feck" <jim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:_rWFe.38$Rc6.24@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Hi All,
>>
>> So, an idea came up recently on the Pearl Drummers' Forum that I thought
>> was worth exploring. It has to do with putting together an entirely
>> drum-related podcast. I've been thinking about doing one for some time,
>> but don't want to just do the same old crap. This sounds like it could
>> be a great idea and a good resource for all kinds of drummers out there.
>>
>> I think the folks at Pearl are into it, but from what I can tell they
>> want to "co-opt" the forum's idea and turn it into a bit of a Pearl
>> propaganda vehicle. Not that I blame them for that, but what I was
>> thinking was for something more organic...something where the patients
>> can run the asylum. This would be different from the flamdaddy one --
>> more directed at the RMMP/drummers' forum world and would feature our
>> *own* music in all its glory (or shame!) as well as listener/DJ feedback,
>> tips, tricks, lessons, stories, interviews...whatever! :)
>>
>> So, what's the thought here? I haven't seen anything come up on the
>> subject in the recent past, so I thought I'd bring it up. Call it
>> "Shrinercast" or something like that! :)
>>
>> --Jim.
>> --
>> Jim Feck, Owner
>> DrumART.com
>> http://www.drumart.com
>> jim@xxxxxxxxxxx
>>
>> DrumART.com - Custom bass drum heads for the masses!
>>
>
>


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