Podcast directories
I’m pleased to report that ‘Professionally Speaking’ is available as a podcast in iTunes. Here’s how to find it:
Open iTunes and choose ‘iTunes Store’ then search for ‘Ian Griffin’ to find the Professionally Speaking podcast and hit Subscribe to receive regular updates.
I’m also listed on Podcast Alley {pca-f771c3467b53e71e4556c2edecd0844c}
(Which required me to post the claim tag above on my blog – hope it works….)
As well as on Yahoo Podcasts and Podcast Ready.
I had no idea there were so many great podcast directories out there! If, like me, you are getting more and more of your information from podcasts (which I listen to in at the gym, in the car and while walking the dog) then regular searches of these sources of info will pay off, big time. Believe me, you won’t find this many options on commercial radio or television.
My current playlist favorites include:
- Killer Innovations, HP’s irrepressible CTO, Phil McKinney shares his insights into what makes innovation happen.
- Start The Week Plummy accents and barbed wit combine in this wonderfully cultured BBC Radio 4 discussion forum.
- The Onion Radio News Doyle Redland anchors this quick dose of headline humor.
- This American Life Ira Glass’s quirky PBS radio show tells the story of real people in an unreal world.
- The Wizard of Ads Roy H. Williams works wonder with words.
- Letter to America Hipsters Jett Loe and Wayne Ordinary American take Belfast, Northern Ireland, by storm.
- Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders from the Stanford Technology Ventures Program dishes the inside scoop from the movers and shakers in Silicon Valley.
- Polyamory Weekly Tales from the front of responsible non-monogamy from a pansexual, kink-friendly point of view.
OK, OK, so I put that last one in there to see if you were paying attention! But seriously, podcasts are a great way to keep current with special interests of EVERY kind!
Enjoy!
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