6/23/2011 | Download File (7.85 MB) - right click to download
Mr. Media is recorded live before a studio audience that includes broadcast radio personalities looking for pointers into the brave new world of podcasting… in the new new media capitol of the world… St. Petersburg, Florida!
By BOB ANDELMAN
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If you listen to podcasts – and who doesn’t these days – you know that part of the appeal is that you can find shows about whatever subject you’re interested in.
Got an itch? No, really, is something unknown making you scratch? There’s a medical podcast for that.
Looking for fellow believers in the Church of George Lucas and The Force? There’s a Star Wars podcast for that.
Interested in filmmaker Kevin Smith? He’s got so many podcasts he had to start his own network to keep track of them.
And you can find them all on the Stitcher app for iPhones and Droids, or iTunes, or even BlogTalkRadio.
But if you’re a podcaster, where do you turn for like-minded folks, good ideas and problem-solving?
I recently came across a show called the “School of Podcasting.” It’s a long-running podcast hosted by Dave Jackson. And it taught me a big lesson: when it comes to podcasting, I may have five years of experience, but my knowledge is like a single flea on a mangy dog’s back. There is so much to learn! And every time I listen to Dave’s show, I come away a little bit smarter, a little more aware.
In addition to his weekly shows, which are free by subscription, you can also pay for more detailed podcast tutorials and live training with Jackson at one of his websites, SchoolOfPodcasting.com or DavidJackson.org. He’s also written an eBook, More Podcast Money.
So I’ve invited the principal of the School of Podcasting to join me for conversation tonight. This might be a little too “Inside Baseball” for some Mr. Media listeners – or you might just find yourself inspired to try developing your own podcast.
School Of Podcasting Website • David Jackson • More Podcast Money
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DAVE JACKSON audio excerpt: "Don't underestimate the power of your niche."
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6/23/2011 | Download File (0.14 MB) - right click to download
By BOB ANDELMAN
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Bob Andelman is the author or co-author of 12 books, including 'The Consulate' with Thomas R. Stutler, 'The Profiler' with Pat Brown, 'Built From Scratch' with the founders of The Home Depot, 'The Profit Zone' with Adrian Slywotzky, 'Mean Business' with Albert J. Dunlap, and 'Will Eisner: A Spirited Life.'
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By BOB ANDELMAN
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Image by J. Star via FlickrBy BOB ANDELMAN
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Norman E. Bowie, the author of Business Ethics For Dummies, is the former Elmer L. Andersen Chair in Corporate Responsibility and current Professor Emeritus at the University of Minnesota. He has held a position as Dixons Professor of Business Ethics and Social Responsibility at the London Business School and been a fellow at Harvard's Program in Ethics and the Professions. He is past president of the Society for Business Ethics, the American Society for Value Inquiry and is past Executive Director of the American Philosophical Association. In August 2009 he received the first life time achievement award in scholarship presented by the Society for Business Ethics.
Learn more about the "For Dummies" book series here: Dummies.com
The show is hosted by Bob Andelman of Mr. Media Radio, who was paid for his work.
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NORMAN E. BOWIE audio excerpt: "Are the incentives right? Do you have a strong code of ethics? Do you enforce the code of ethics? You have to be willing to penalize good producers who produce in an unethical way."
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Mr. Media is recorded live before a studio audience of unruly 50-year-old men arguing whether Betty or Veronica is the hottest Saturday morning cartoon character ever… in the new new media capitol of the world… St. Petersburg, Florida!
Ron Dante, the voice behind "The Archies"
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I still remember the first time I heard the song.
It was September 1969, I was a new fourth grader in Mrs. Arnesan’s class at Judd Elementary School in North Brunswick, New Jersey, riding the school bus home. We were on Black Horse Lane, then a shady, rural road, driving all the way to the end of it to drop off one of my classmates at her secluded home.
As usual when we had our regular driver at the wheel, WABC 77 AM was blasting through the tinny speakers.
The song, days away from hitting No. 1 in the nation, had an irresistible rhythm; every kid riding the bus that day stopped what they were doing or talking about to listen:
Sugar
Aw honey, honey
You are my candy girl
And you got me wanting you.
It’s the kind of moment that sticks with you a lifetime – at least it did with me.
It also launched a million questions: How come Archie sounded so squeaky when he spoke but sang “Sugar Sugar” so smoothly? Were girls made of candy? Who was hotter, Betty or Veronica? (Okay, 9-year-old Mr. Media probably didn’t use the word “hotter,” but the intent was the same.) Did Miss Grundy look that ugly when she was my age?
Anyway, out of thin air an opportunity arose to interview Ron Dante, the man who was the real singing voice of The Archies. I flashed back to that day on the school bus and knew the answer would be “Yes.”
In the years since, Dante – who was essentially discovered by Don Kirshner – has been a singer and record producer, having worked most famously with a young Barry Manilow, producing all of Manilow’s platinum albums and 18 Top Ten singles from 1973 through 1981. He also did production work for Cher, Irene Cara, Pat Benatar and John Denver.
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RON DANTE audio excerpt: "First time they put the lyric for 'Sugar Sugar' in front of me, I really had to create a character in my mind to sing the song. I was kind of hearing Donovan in my head, but it came out in my own New York, East Coast sound."
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