This is a podcast site, home of free MP3 audio shows that you can listen to now on your computer by clicking on the MP3 icons below. Or, using podcasting client software such as Apple's iTunes, you can subscribe to our shows and have them downloaded automatically to your computer and optionally to your portable MP3 player whenever new shows become available.
Start by exploring the shows from Behind the Scenes on this page or explore other shows using the links on the left. When you find a show you want to subscribe to you have two choices. If you're using iTunes, simply click on the iTunes 1Click button on the upper left of the page to take you to the appropriate subscription page in iTunes and then click on the Subscribe button. If you're using another podcasting client, right-click (Control-click on the Mac with a one-button mouse) on the RSS Podcast button in the upper left and select "Copy Link" from the popup menu. Add a new podcast subscription in your client software and paste the link into the RSS field.
If you have questions feel free to use the email link on the left to contact a show host or TGN founder Craig Patchett. Thanks for visiting and God bless you!
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I've been using a PED stand from Thought Out for my iPods for years so I definitely recommend the PED3 iPhone stand (or iPod Touch). They get your iPhone off the desk, away from scratches, and into view where it belongs. Check them out.
After more than three years of sporadic releases, Behind the Scenes is officially down for the count thanks to an increased workload at my regular job and increased family priorities. There may be one more show to wrap things up but other than that there's no point in dragging it out any more.
Show notes for this edition of Behind the Scenes as well as previous shows can be found at http://www.btscast.com. Copyright 2007 Craig Patchett.
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"Behind the Scenes" celebrates its second anniversary with a short clip from BTS #1 and a retrospective on the podcasting's successes and failures over the past two years. Products mentioned include:
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This is the second of a series of three editions of Behind the Scenes featuring exclusive interviews with various high profile podcasters at the 2006 Podcast Expo. In this edition I talk about the transition from audio to video in podcasting with:
My link disclaimer: While I can guarantee all content on godcast.org to be family-safe I can make no such guarantees for content linked to outside the site. The initial page that I'm linking you to should be fine but other than that, as always on the web, proceed with caution!
This is the second of a series of three editions of Behind the Scenes featuring exclusive interviews with various high profile podcasters at the 2006 Podcast Expo. In this edition I talk about the mechanics of podcasting, from recording to promotion:
My link disclaimer: While I can guarantee all content on godcast.org to be family-safe I can make no such guarantees for content linked to outside the site. The initial page that I'm linking you to should be fine but other than that, as always on the web, proceed with caution!
The final product release is tentatively schedule for mid-2007 but the beta is available now (for free) for both Windows and OS X (Intel only). Click the title of this post above to jump to the web site.
As promised, this is the first of a series of three editions of "Behind the Scenes" featuring exclusive interviews with various podcasters at the 2006 Podcast Expo. In this edition I talk about some of the more philosophical aspects of podcasting with:
My link disclaimer: While I can guarantee all content on godcast.org to be family-safe I can make no such guarantees for content linked to outside the site. The initial page that I'm linking you to should be fine but other than that, as always on the web, proceed with caution!
In show #4 of Paul Colligan's podcast "Paul's Profitable Podcasting," Steven Prussack of RawVeganRadio.com lays out a surprisingly comprehensive strategy for achieving profitability with his podcast. If you're stuck in a traditional mindset for how to make money from your own podcast, listen and prepare to be inspired!
For $100 ($99.99, but let's be realistic) you get 39 audio files in MP3 format, or around 38 hours of audio. The content is excellent, the audio quality is great, and at around $2.50 an hour you can't beat the price. If you're serious about podcasting you owe it to yourself (and your show) to get this as soon as possible.
