Podcasts

In brief, a podcast is an audio newsletter. It's a bit like a radio program, except you don't have to tune in at a certain time to listen to it. Instead, whenever you're ready, you can connect to the Internet and download whatever "shows" you've missed since the last time you connected.

Here are some of the benefits:

You keep up to date with what's going on.
You don't have to "tune in" at a certain time. The system automatically downloads whatever you've missed.
You can listen while doing other things - exercising, driving, even housework!
You get a steady stream of relevant, targeted material delivered directly to you.

You don't need an iPod!

An iPod is just one way of listening to podcasts. You can also listen to them on your computer, transfer them to other MP3 players, or burn them to CD.

To get started, get the iTunes software here. It's free, runs on both PC and Mac, and is one of the most popular podcasting tools available.

My Podcasts

Expert's Gold: Leverage Nuggets for Information Experts

If you're in business as an expert - a professional speaker, trainer, facilitator, seminar presenter, coach, author or consultant - you're probably leaving money on the table every time you speak, write, coach or consult. Learn how to leverage your expertise to create more value, carve out a profitable niche, and boost your business growth.

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Focal Point - with Chris Pudney and Gihan Perera

My friend Chris and I have regular chats about the technology of the Internet, and how you can tap into it. Join us as we take some of the mystery out of some of the latest technology trends.

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