Griddlecakes Radio

In this Griddlesode, we talk about attending The Podcast and Portable Media Expo, the fact that podcasting is still in its infancy -- from a "technology adoption" point of view, and then perform a musical sketch to help potential new listeners learn about podcasting.

In this Griddlesode: Ron finally recognizes Bryan for his part in Griddlesode #6, We talk about predicting technologies through listening to customers, and finish by listening in on a conversation between a "new economy" consultant as he tries to sell his services to a prospect.

In this Griddlesode, we take a look at the subscriber base which is growing because of this week's listing in iTunes. Then we jump into our second edition of "Daddy Don't Catch on Fire: And other Useful Advice" -- as Ron describes two lessons that he learned from one of the original Mercury Astronauts.

In this Griddlesode, we ponder the question "Is there such a thing as too much technological innovation?" Then we finish by listening in on a man who's trying to buy a cell phone.

In this Griddlesode, we review the book The World Is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty First Century by Thomas Friedman. Then, we listen in on a customer support call nightmare!

In this Griddlesode, we introduce a new segment called"Daddy Don't Catch on Fire -- and other useful advice." You never know where advice will come from -- advice that has a dramatic effect on your perception and understanding of the world. Listen in as Ron shares some of those little tidbits that have had a direct impact on his life. Perhaps, they may have an impact on on yours too.

Here is Griddlesode #3. It contains:<br> <br> 1) A discussion about the differences between Podcasting and Videocasting<br> 2) Secret basement tapes of a very special band...and the music is Podsafe!<br> <br>

Here is Griddlesode #2. It contains:<br> <br> 1) A discussion about the RIAA<br> 2) Thomas Edison gets a visit to his lab in 1878<br> <br>

Well, here it is, the inaugural podcast. It contains:<br> <br> 1) An introduction to the Podcast<br> 2) Why October 12, 1987 was so important<br> 3) A little fun at the expense of spammers.<br> <br>