Category: podcasts

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It’s my second annual salute to podcasting just ahead of the Podcast Expo. This time around, see if you can identify the dozens of podcasts and videocasts that I mention in the skit. It could win you a prize. That’s right. Jot down the names of the podcasts and videocasts you hear mentioned in this skit, then email your list tocomedy4cast@gmail.com by October 31, 2006. I will select 7 winners from the responses with the most correct answers (my decisions are final, please). Each person will win a comedy4cast pin and ribbon. Good luck!

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40 years ago Gene Roddenberry gave us “Star Trek.” From that day on, crew members in red shirts have lived in fear. In this episode we take a look at some of the innovations first showcased on the good ship Enterprise.

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It was great to take a vaction, but now I’m back and ready to carry on with the podcast. First, however, I have to find out what happened to Danny Hillcrest.

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I have to break the news to Danny Hillcrest that we lost the 2006 Pocast Award for Comedy.

FUN FACTS:
I want everyone to know that I was proud to have been nominated for the Podcast Award. It was a complete surprise to see comedy4cast on that list and it is something I will never forget. Thank you. And congratulations to all the nominees and winners. Now, it is true that there will be a break in the comedy action while I take a vacation, but I’ll be thinking about new skits and such while I am away. See you in September!

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Professor Grinplay returns to help me get the show back under 4 minutes, thanks to his latest invention, the Edit Frenzy Machine.

Please consider giving a vote (just one only per email address) to Kathy Noll, in the Toyota Moving Forward Awards during August. Thanks!

FUN FACTS:
I found that, in order to give the “edit frenzy” dialogue just the right pacing, I had to throw in lots of extra gunts and asides. So, in the end, it is probably just as long as regular dialogue.