Coffeehouse Junkie Podcast – Episode 15
This episode features an audio version of the three most viewed blog posts of the last week, including:
The most read story from the archives:
For questions or comments about the podcast, email me at coffeehousejunkie[at]gmail[dot]com.
This morning I checked the podcast stats. The total downloads for 2009 (12 months) and the total downloads for 2010 (five months) are almost dead even — over 367,000 total podcast downloads to date. Heading into June, all podcasts feature paid sponsors.
This episode features an essay titled “The Hunger.” Listen to episode 14 here: http://ping.fm/GnC9W
the temp in the recording studio is 50°F & for some reason my voice sounds really good in the audio files. anyone know why/how that happens?
yes, today’s podcast is behind schedule. it is experiencing a two-hour delay due to icy roads, frozen lattes & climate change in general…
This episode was recorded the week after the River Arts District studio stroll weekend (yeah, I know, it’s a bit late). It features an essay about writing titled “The Field.” Also, I read two poems, “Dead Italians” by Jennifer L. Knox and “asunder” by Craig Arnold. Listen to episode 13 here.
reaching 171,000+ listeners with an average of 1200 daily downloads, i think this new media podcast project is beginning to take off…
there are three new coffeehouse junkie podcasts (link) available this month. the recent episode features an essay i wrote — for a poetry writing workshop I’m teaching at the flood fine arts center — titled ‘the echo.’ also included are two poems that were discused in the second session of the poetry writing workshop: ‘i saw her through the mist’ by roger aplon and ‘the old man goes home’ by kell robertson.
[link]
Coffeehouse Junkie Podcast: An excerpt from Gregory Orr’s essay “Four Temperaments and the Forms of Poetry” will be read on today’s podcast plus an short poem.
// presented a brief workshop on podcasting. what it is. how it works.
// multimedia project has officially launched (and i thought i could get some sleep after the launch… but, no. full speed ahead).
// awesome. the podcasts are loaded are ready to listen, download and subscribe (via apple itunes). next week i repeat the process.
Coffeehouse Junkie 