Join the Podcasting PeopleWith new online tools, you don't have to be an audio engineer to make a podcast. In this first-ever Technology Review podcast, senior editor Wade Roush explains how.
Welcome to our first podcast at technologyreview.com -- appropriately, we think, it's about podcasting. Basically, this podcast is a 27-minute audio file created by our Westcoast senior editor, Wade Roush (who admits to being a "complete amateur" at podcasting). To listen to it in your browser, right now, just click the play button in the audio-looking graphic below (it's the small middle triangle). If you want, you can also copy the podcast file directly to your iPod, by following the directions below:
or you can download the MP3 file to your hardrive:  Whatever way you choose to access it, just be sure you have speakers or headphones ready to listen.
For the first five minutes, Wade introduces the concept of podcasting -- what it is and isn't. Then he speaks informally for around 20 minutes, about key websites, open-source products, and the steps he chose to create this podcast. Wade also demonstrates some music and sound effects in his podcast, while discoursing about the field of podcasting -- its key phrases, fun features, and future possibilities.
As with any audio recording, you can pause it at any time and resume it later. Click and enjoy.
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11/30/2005
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