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I am a podcater I ron a podcast called TJX: The Japan Xperience. a podcast about travel and music in Japan. on our podcast Cover whats inw in Jpop and Jrock, also we cover Trave in Japan. the website is www.jrajio.net

This Reality Podcast is an independently-produced weekly mix of music from all genres, discussion and observations on wide-ranging topics and reviews of bands, gigs, books and films.

This Reality Podcast is an antidote to the bland, anodyne, insipid, advertisement-filled output of the mainstream media.

This Reality Podcast is all about entertainment. We produce it for fun. Our listeners have fun. It's a kind of musical circle of life.

#5pistas podcast is a very young podcast, I make this from Venezuela and is a music based podcast, sometimes I have guest and featured groups...basicaly independent artist.

Still tunning up some tecnical aspects of the program.

Greetings! My name is Rick and I am one of the hosts of Starbase 66, the international Star Trek and Science Fiction podcast. We are part of the Simply Syndicated network of podcast and my two cohosts and I have a weekly discussion of anything and everything in the world of Star Trek and Science Fiction. We talk movies, TV shows, books, video games, comics, you name it. We have taken on such weighty subjects as Women, Religion, and Homosexuals in Science Fiction, but we always bring a dose of lightness and silliness whenever we can. We have had the great pleasure of interviewing folks like Suzie Plakson, Herbert F. Solow, George Hrab, and Dan Carlin. You can join Karen, Kennedy and myself free of charge www.simplysyndicated.com/shows/starbase66.

Waves of Tech

Exploring technology in today's society. Technology Podcasts, Blogging, Computing Tips, Social Media, Entertainment, Reviews, Sports and Technology News.

Hello hello hello folks! This is Uncle Bill from the Your Uncle's Lap podcast- a comedy podcast where we talk about everything from poop to politics.

We are 3 Austin, Texas based individuals who are making our mark in the podcast scene. Our dark sense of humor and lack of morals will make you laugh until your genitals bleed.

You can check us out at www.youruncleslap.com and listen to our podcast right there on the site. Alternatively you can find us on iTunes.

We have a spot on all the social networking/media sites such as facebook, myspace, and twitter, all /youruncleslap.

We record a new episode weekly, and broadcast said recording LIVE! on stickam.com/youruncleslap

Aside from a podcast, we also have a small, yet growing community of misfits who have parallel ideals, artwork, and blogs.

The Yung Gunz Sports podcast.

• A young and wide ranging sports podcast
• w/ skype interviews and call-ins, it makes it a fan interactive podcast
• with new video podcast episodes coming very soon
• www.YGsports.webs.com

Hey everyone my name id Mike "TFG1" Blanchard along with my friend Steve/Megatron Phillips run a podcasting network called Geek Cast Radio Network. We have a variety of shows mostly dedicated to TV/Film. Here is a run down of the shows that are currently active:

All Things Transformers (ATTF): Transformers discussion/news based show

Geek Cast Radio Podcast (GCR): the flagship show of the network where all generally geeky topics are talked about.

Movie Week In Review (MWIRE): the weekly movie review show where we review 1 to several films depending on if it's a film series.

ToonCast (TC) Dedicated to reminiscing on the cartoons we grew up with. From Looney Tunes to Clerks The Animated Series. This show has a timeline from the 1930's to 1999.

The Beast Unleashed Podcast (TBU): The First Ever Official Beast Wars Beast Machines cartoon review podcast.

The Secret Origins Podcast (TSOP): The Justice League/JLU cartoon review show

The TFG1 Podcast (TFG1): My very first podcast dedicated to the Generation 1 Transformers Cartoon.

ToyCast (Toy): ToyCast is a anytime show where we discuss any and all toylines. It started it out as Transformers ToyCast.

I have also interviewed several people:

Stan Bush Transformers Musician 4x

Larry Kenney (Voice Of Lion-O)

David Kaye

Garry Chalk

Tara Strong

We strive to have our listeners entertained and I personally do not make podcasts for kids. All our shows are Explicit so if you have sensitive ears please refrain from listening. We also have several shows waiting in the wings to be launched. As soon as some of the current shows end those will begin.

You can find us on twitter and facebook. We have a facebook group and fan page. just search GeekCast Radio Network

the twitter ID's for the shows are as follows:

GCRNMWIRE

GCRNToonCast

GeekCastRadio

SecretOrigins

BeastUnleashed

TFToyCast

if anyone wants to collaborte with us you can email me at tfg1podcast@gmail.com

I'm also a co host on This Week In Geek's Nerd News Network.

My advice would be make sure you have a topic or topics you are passionate to talk about. Also do the research on the topic so your not fumbling during recording. As well as have good recording equipment like a condenser mic.

The last part there isn't neccessary but I use a condenser mic and I've never sounded better.

Hi, I'm the host of Indie Movie Cast.

IMC is a podcast about filmmaking, watching movies, and loving movies.

Hosted by the crew of Ultimatum Pictures, we detail our lives as indie filmmakers, as well as give tips to other indies.

http://IndieMovieCast.com

Hey everyone,

My podcast is called Seattle Waiting. It's an audio journal of the last couple of years and my thoughts, feelings, ideas and planning strategies for relocating to Seattle from Cleveland. I've also thrown in a little social commentary, a few shorts "self portrait" videos, and some music mix episodes. Check it out at http://seattlewaiting.com.

Thanks,

Joe

My name is Derek M. Koch, also known as Brother D, the producer and co-host of Mail Order Zombie, a weekly zombie movie podcast that's produced a regular weekly episode since January 2008. (We've never missed a week!) Since our launch, we've attracted a worldwide audience and currently have a 5-star rating in the iTunes store. Since the first zombie movie (1932's White Zombie), there have been over 500 zombie movies produced, and someone has to tell you which ones to watch and which ones to avoid, and that's what we do every week on MOZ. We've reviewed over 200 zombie movies to date, rating each one on a scale of 1-5 Headshots. We also include reviews of zombie novels, videogames, comic books, iPhone apps and audio dramas. Additionally, we regularly feature interviews with actors, directors, screenwriters and authors.

In addition to covering zombie media, Mail Order Zombie also includes regular segments from seceral contirbutors covering topics like survival in a post-zompacalypse world, medical advice, advice on how to stay fed, etc., with the idea that these segments while are fun from a "What if?" viewpoint, they also provide real-world knowledge and can be used in real-world situations.

Like your post-apocalypse sans zombies? A semi-regular segment called The Post Script covers zombie-free post-apocalyptic literature and movies. This segment is typically produce by my wife and co-host Miss Bren.

Mail Order Zombie also features a question-of-the-month called the Zombie Aptitude Test, or ZAT, in which listeners (which we've come to call the Mail Order Zombie Family) share their thoughts on questions as diverse as, "What's your favorite non-Romero zombie movie?" to, "If the zompacalypse really happened, would you still watch your favorite zombie movies?" (One of our most popular ZAT questions last year we called Zombie Karaoke. Yes, it was exactly what it sounds like it was, and we'll probably do it again this year!)

Every show opens with a segment we call The Zombie Beat in which we report on the week's zombie media news, and evey show ends with our Feedback Discussion in which Miss Bren and I review the week's emails and voicemails. This Feedback Discussion usually anchors the show, as it's the most interactive portion of the podcast.

Occasionally, we try to produce "theme-months," having run "Phantasm Month" in which we covered the Phantasm franchise, one movie a week for the entire month, "Summer Knights" in which we teamed up with another horror podcast to cover the four Tombs of the Blind Dead films, and this month is the second year of our "March of the Zombi(e)" series in which we're reviewing zombie movies that at one point have been released under the title Zombie or Zombi or a sequel to one of these movies. (Last year, we covered the Zombie/Zombi franchise proper. This year, we'll be covering movies like The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue and The Hanging Woman, which have both been released at one time as Zombi 3.)

We always try to cover more than just the mainstream films. Zombieland, Shaun of the Dead, and Romero's films will be covered, but so will movies like Motor Home From Hell, Autopsy of the Dead, Zombie Honeymoon and The Zombie Diaries.

Every year, we produce a special episode in which we announce the winners of the Dead Letter Awards, which is our way of honoring the previous year's best in zombie movies and media. (The nominees are announced on our anniversary show, and then the MOZ Family can vote for their favorites until the Awards Show itself.)

I'd like to invite everyone to check us out at http://www.mailorderzombie.com, or you can subscribe to us through our feed http://feeds.feedburner.com/MailOrderZombie. Typically, the show runs between 90-120 minutes. (We do have an EXPLICIT tag in the iTunes store.)

I run a pdocast called Walk Up Radio. The premise is simply, doing a podcast in front of a live auidence with a live mic and if they want to contribute, they Walk Up and speak their peace.

We have local sponsorship and a GREAT local following but are looking to build the on-line listenership.

From our website you can not only listen to past shows, but thanks to a sponsor you can watch it live from the comedy club Wise Guys in Syracuse NY.

www.walkupradio.com

facebook.com/walkupradio

@walkupradio

Hi!

Toronto Landscape TV (TLTV) is a video podcast showing high-definition (HD) videos of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and surrounding locations. We are interested in the sites and sounds of the GTA, from the most well-known landmarks to the smallest hidden treasures.

All the videos on Toronto Landscape TV (TLTV) are filmed and edited by John Goldstein, a professional photographer living in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. His professional photography website can be found at www.JohnGoldstein.net.

We are listed on iTunes, YouTube, and much, much more. Tune in and check it out!

The Driftglass and Blue Gal Podcast

is two award-winning liberal political bloggers engaging in lively talk, every Friday.

Our podcast also runs every weekend at Crooks and Liars.

I do grant research and consultations for a living and I love it because it lets me work from home! I decided to start a podcast about it when I realized that I was able to create an online podcast so that everyone online could listen to it. It also helps because I used to be a DJ at one time and it lets me get back into doing production work.

So far my podcast involves questions by people asking about grants and grant program and my answer to their questions.

My podcast is called Grant Basics 101 and it at:

http://roseb441702.bravehost.com/grantbasics101-podcast.htm

Hello fellow podcasters!! If your looking for a fresh new look into the all genres of rock music then you must visit ransackradio.com. We are an up and coming podcast already taking off, we are doing band interviews, tours, reviews and most of all providing Indie bands a place to be heard. We have interviewed bands like "Just Surrender", "Four Year Strong" and "Dead City Sunday". We are about to have a busy summer where we will be covering the "Valley Summer Rock Fest", Rock the Runways v5.0, and Vans Warped Tour!! So what are you waiting for come check us out and win free stuff!!

www.ransackradio.com

Now Learning To Podcast...

I'm a teacher in Coquitlam, BC, Canada. I supervise students in the trades programs. These high school students are taking the same technical courses and writing the same first-year exam as an adult apprentice would towards their journeyman's ticket.

Mobile and asynchronous learning would fit best with these kids, as their work placements are spread out all over the Greater Vancouver area.

Career and Employability skills for the students, and mobile learning (m-learning) Professional Development will be my podcasting areas.

I also managed to talk Apple into loaning me 10 Macbooks and 10 iPod touches for the month of June 2010 to train coworkers on podcasting.

Brett McLean,

Coquitlam Open Learning (Secondary School Apprenticeships)

www.twitter.com/bmclean43

bmclean43@gmail.com

I am the host of a show called The Chemic Theory Podcast. This is a show dedicated to everything crude and offensive the net has to offer. From redneck dentistry to pot smoking cops we have it all. Listen with caution!!

http://thechemictheroy.libsyn.com

Super No Vacancy - The Wrestling Podcast For The Wrestling Nerd

A podcast that is a celebration of geeky and nerd culture that is badly disguised as a podcast based around pro wrestling.

Truthfully, the days of Steve Austin and The Rock and wrestling being "cool" are looong over.

We harbor no qualms about our overall uncooliness. In between talking about WWE, TNA, and anything in the independent wrestling scene, myself and my co-host, Ness, go out of our way to talk about anything from anime to video games and all that awesome stuff in between, because wrestling is nerdy, and we're unabashed and unapologetic about our nerdiness.

And we don't live in our parent's basement, either.

www.supernovacancy.com

www.twitter.com/supernovacancy

Hi!

I'm Rach, creator-host-overlady of GoF Radio, or Girls on Film Radio. It's essentially an all-grrl movie podcast where we discuss listener requested films. The majority of these films are "manflix", purely because a lot of our listeners want a female perspective on masculine films.

You can find us at:
http://girlsonfilm.podomatic.com/
or iTunes

Hi guys! I am Gothic Gaara and i run a Naruto podcast called Konoha Corner. I the podcast we discuss anime news. we do recaps of the latest anime episodes and manga chapters currently in Japan, we also talk about Japanese music, as wells as fanart, couplings, cosplay, conventrons, and a whole slew of other stuff. Oh yeah, and sometimes we are funny.^^ Check us out on youtube we are "thekonohacorner" we are on iTunes and Zune as "Konoha Corner" and we have community pages on deviantart.com, facebook, twitter, and you can email us at konohacornerpodcast@gmail.com. Finally our website is konohacornerpodcast.webs.com. Please check us out and we hope you enjoy.

Hi everybody!

I'm Rick and I run a podcast called the United States of Geekdom. We are a bi-weekly, all topics, podcast where we talk about all things geeky. We pull our next topic from a hat (an Indiana Jones Fedora, the geekiest hat we have) at the end of each episode so we never know what we are going to talk about next.  Past topics have included Red Dawn, Adaptations gone wrong, The Venture Brothers, and defending your fanboy obsession. Upcoming episodes include the psychology and nature of collecting (recorded and in the can) and Saturday Morning Cartoons (not recorded yet!).  

We also put out two minicasts. One is weekly and that one is called the Collector Sector in which we discuss the releases in comics, DVD, and collectibles. The other one is called the Geeky Bureau of Rumor Control, or G.B.R.C. We also have a video podcast that recently started called USG TV. Needless to say, we have out hands in just about everything.     

You can find us on www.unitedstatesofgeekdom.com

Hey everyone!

My name's Nick, and I host the Oleetku Studios Podcast. Our main fair is reviewing freeware games, but many times we'll fall into just general discussions about game design. Or food. A lot of times we'll get caught up in food talk.

Anyone who comes checks us out would be much apprecieated! We can also be found on twitter, and are open to suggestions and discussions.

Looking foward to being a new member of the forum!

No Shirt, No Shoes, Pants Optional is the comedy podcast that doesn't care if you're wearing pants, or not. It's an eclectic mix of interviews, commentary and mayhem. It's a multi-character, multi-faceted show that lasts about an hour. Due to the length and complexity of the podcast, we publish once a month. The end of 2010 will mark our 20th episode. Join your hosts Beth, Allan and John as we establish podcast firsts such as the very first interview with a headless person, a lobotomy performed live on the podcast by our medical correspondent, Dr. Larry (on himself), and the very first wedding between a human and a ferret. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll mostly laugh. You can find us on iTunes and our website: http://www.pantsoptional.ca

Enjoy!

My name Cake and I co-host an internet radio show that we record and post the podcast on our site. The name of the show is "The Diaz Show" and we are just 4 buddies who grew around a common bond of talk radio and decided to give it a shot.   The show is Monday nights 7:30pm MST and we broadcast from justin.tv/the_diaz_show We take live calls and try to have as much listener interaction as possible. From hookers to news talk we all have our take, come check us out. www.thediazshow.com @thediazshow @dntdrpthatcake

http://mommyofmany.libsyn.com/webpage

I'm a mommy of many (9) and military spouse. I talk about how I make that combination work!

You can find my blog at MommyofMany.com where I blog daily and podcast weekly. Follow along each day as I'm Doing the Dance of the Children~

Hi there!

I host and produce two podcasts. The first is "Dark Empire Radio," which is the official podcast of "The Dark Empire," an international Star Wars costuming group. The show, however, is geared towards all fans of Star Wars, and can be found at

http://darkempireradio.podbean.com

My other podcast is "TFG1 Talk Radio," which I just recently started with my friend Alex (who also co-hosts DER). It is a discussion about G1 Transformers, and can be found at

http://tfg1.podbean.com

Both podcasts are on iTunes.

My name is Matt Cooper and I'm the host of the weekly podcast 'Pod Zeppelin.' It's a 2 hour, current events, male oriented, comedy talk show with myself, Brother Rob and Funk. We can be heard on www.ErrorFM.com LIVE every Tuesday night from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Pacific. The show is simulcast on www.KXRX.net Xtreme Rock of Seattle and can also be found on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, and on our web site, www.PodZeppelin.com.

The show originates from the Premiere Radio Networks studios in Sherman Oaks, CA.

Thanks for checking it out (if you do).

Matt Cooper

I'm one half of the podcasting team of Podcasters' Emporium - my name is James Williams, and I'd love to tell you a little bit about a podcast, for podcasters about podcasting that we've been doing for over three years now.

Podcasters’ Emporium is a how-to show for existing and aspiring podcasters. We help podcasters create better sounding podcasts. We do this by demonstrating tips and techniques, and showcasing products and services that makes podcast creation more sophisticated and listenable.

Podcasters’ Emporium covers everything from technical production, and software use, through to hardware selection, marketing and community building. Over the course of the show, our listeners will learn everything they need to create a great sounding, and well produced show.

We have been producing the show since 2008, and we always seem to manage some great reviews in iTunes. Here's just a handful of more than 50 reviews we've received in iTunes stores worldwide about Podcasters' Emporium.

“A few weeks ago I knew absolutely nothing about podcasting, sound management, microphones or where to start… this series has given me the exact starting points, heaps of tips and helped me to avoid expensive newbie mistakes”
DreamSnake (iTunes review- Australian store)

“Priceless! Great podcast personalities, amazing content, motivational, dozens of nuggest of invaluable wisdom”
Rayray King (iTunes review- Canadian store)

“The information you get on Podcasters’ Emporium is just magical and it’s delivered with intelligence and humour. The guys make you feel like a member of the community”
Boufalaxx (iTunes review – Australian store)

“There are only one or two podcasts out there that tear apart podcasting into the nuts and bolts… this is a top notch show and should not be missed’”
Hertzog (iTunes review – US store)

“Not only do these guys educate, they entertain!”
TBonefromRockOn (iTunes review – US store)

I'd love you to come over and have a listen to our show - and if you've got any questions please ask. We are always looking for new and challenging topics to talk about on the show.

You'll find us at podcastersemporium.com

Best wishes,
James

I'm excited to have found this site! :-) I have worked in real radio (and TV) for 7 years, but my real passion is that I'm trying to build my show (and audience) online, but that has proved tricky (especially since I've had limited time to really work on it).

My online radio show is called, "Schmidt Talk", through Blog Talk Radio. My show is geared toward the offbeat, wacky, dorky, silly, and anololous weird things in life. (The weirder, the better!) ;-) I'm currently shopping around for a new place to put my podcast (although I will probably keep my show at Blog Talk Radio too, since I have some subscribers / listener base there). I will just upload podcasts there, instead of doing my show exclusively there. And that's kind of why I'm here. Looking to network outside of there. I need a little podcast help.

Looking forward to meeting more of you in the online podcast community! Feel free to connect with me on twitter/facebook, etc.,

My name is Iris Dias and I'm a co-host on the weekly humour podcast talkfoolery (http://www.talkfoolery.com). We cover everything from music and entertainment to politics and current events - with a whole lot of pop culture & story-telling.

We've been at it for a little over six months and loving every minute of it.

My podcast partner does some great work with animations and takes the podcast to a whole new level with his toons. You can check them out here: http://www.talkfoolery.com/toons