Hi - thanks for the marketing monger podcast recommendation, I'll definitely check it out.
My favourite (yes I'm canadian ;)) marketing podcast is Mitch Joel's Six Pixels of Seperation podcast.

Thanks for them Ann. Believe it or not, I don't listen to much podcasts unless it is from an event that I missed. The ones that I've stumbled upon are often a little dull, way too long, and spend too much time talking about the podcaster.

Eric

Kathryn: Do you have the URL for "Six Pixels"? Love the title...

Eric: I agree with you about many podcasts...esp. on length (which is why I like Eric Mattson's, in part). Too many podcasts are WAY too long -- in my mind, anywhere from 5 to 20 minutes is optimal. Or maybe it's just my limited attention span...

Ann,

I'm afraid I don't have the patience for either podcasts or webinars. Shame on me.

http://www.kuat.org/misenplace.cfm?ID=306

It's not about marketing but I thnk you'll find it interesting.

It's about an international school in Tucson. My daughter will be there next year.

I guess it's not a podcast?

Ann, may I be so bold as to suggest my own podcast. My partner, Mike Hughes, and I do a daily three minute podcast on the convergence of media and technology at www.biziii.com.

Lewis: I always felt that way, too...until I understood its potential to pack a punch. (Did you read my "Podcasting as Child's Play" post a week or so ago? I layed it out therein....)

Les: Thanks. And did you say 3 minutes? Your talking my language...

Tammy: No. It's not. Looks like a promotional video, I think? But it crashed my machine. So I'm not going back!!

And finally -- Jaynie at Beyond Madison Avenue produced episode 2 of her fledgling "BAMcast" today...and I should have mentioned it. Short, sweet, and Jaynie sounds a lot more relaxed this week:

http://www.beyondmadisonavenue.com/2006/12/bamcast-episode-2/

Hi there Ann:

I have two recs for you:

The first is the Cullinane & Green report. They interview movers and shakers in technology, discussing blogs, podcasts, social networking, etc. A recent favorite of mine is their October 18th chat with Marissa Mayers, Vice President of Search Products & User Experience at Google http://cullinanegreenreport.com/.

My good friend Scott Burkett,has recently launched “Start-Up Lounge.” Scott could make a discussion on how to do a root canal entertaining. In his inaugural podcast he and his guest discuss a range of business topics including networking for entrepreneurs. It’s not strictly marketing, but well worth a listen. http://www.startuplounge.com/business-networking-for-entrepreneurs-2/#comment-17

I have to admit, like Lewis, I was not a podcast lover, but a friend browbeat, er, talked me into downloading them to an iPod and voila, instant entertainment wherever I go. Life is good.

Now that I'm hooked I'm always looking for new quality sources. Looking forward to giving your suggestions a listen as well.

Anne

Thanks, Anne. Particularly love Scott and Mike's Start-Up Lounge.... really well done, and fun to listen to. Thanks!

Oops! Sorry Ann, I forgot to include the url of the Six Pixels of Separation podcast. Here it is - http://www.twistimage.com/blog/

The url is for Mitch Joel's blog and where you'll find the podcast.

Ann,

Thanks for turning me on to some more good stuff! I really like the "timeshifting" aspect of podcasting.

I would suggest checking out the one on 800brainbrew.com (The Brain Brew Radio podcast). I find it's full of great information and fun to listen to.

Of course, I'll make a shameless plug for my own at greatbigpodcast.com. We try pretty hard at quality over quantity.

Keep up the good work!

Tony

Ann,

I know, I know - what about the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast - how self-serving of me to mention you say? Well, as it turns out the most recent edition features MarketingProfs' very own Roy Young talking about Marketing Champions of all things!

Check out accidentalcreative.com by Todd Henry. It is a somewhat new podcast but the content is fabulous and inspiring! For those of us who can't find the time to organize our creative thoughts - this is great. You won't be dissapointed.