I’ve long thought of starting a podcast about online music, but laziness tends to get in the way. I did, however, find a way of doing it without all the effort.
Local creative industry consultant and digital media producer Antonio Gould makes a podcast for the people at Channel 4’s 4Talent. Very good it is too.
The most recent one is about online music, and so he got in touch and asked me a few questions, while we sat in the Sage Wholefoods community garden, drank healthy beverages, munched on tasty snacks and let the world pass us by.
Can’t think of a better way to make media, really.
Antonio also drew on the insight of Craig Hamilton of Friends of the Stars and the legendary Camellotment, Anthony Volodkin from The Hype Machine, Chris from Deluka, Abi Seabrook from Lady Georgianna and Madeleine Mill, UK General Manager of eMusic.
Even Jibbering Records (my local haunt and second home) gets a look in.
Nice one Andrew.
For the heads-up to an interesting show, and for your involvement in it. Nice to hear your voice!
I definitely put this podcast in my RSS reader. Thank you for the link, Andrew.
Thanks for the link and comments Andrew – much appreciated.
I’ve been spreading the word about the Community Garden but the weather’s not quite right for it just now!
Ditto ;) The links always point me onto interesting stuff that i hear about when i’m out in moseley! 18th century music and the sage garden this time.
Great show by Antonio too. He gave me my first proper djing gig! Still continues to inspire. :)
If you’re into music podcasts, I host a podcast over at SEN Baltimore. The podcast shares the name of my website, Any Given Tuesday, and is still in its infancy, but it sounds great (if I do say so myself)!
Andrew,
If you are looking to start your own podcast I can help. Hmm.. now this looks like comment spam. Um, well. (Stops thinks…) No way around it I guess.
I run the School of Podcasting http://www.schoolofpodcasting.com
I also run the Musicians Cooler and will be mentioning your blog in a future episode of “Three Link Thursday.”
Keep up the great work.
Dave Jackson
http://www.musicianscooler.com