Ebook: Podcasting for dummies

A guide to podcasting explains how use recording tools to record a show combining music, commentary, or other media and then syndicate the feed through RSS or other broadcasting software that can be pulled down for use on a PIC, iPod, or other portable player. Pt. I. Podcasting on a worldwide frequency -- Ch. 1. Getting the scoop on podcasting -- Ch. 2. Getting the gadgets that make a podcast go -- Ch. 3. Building your podcast's digital workstation -- Pt. II. hills are alive with the sound of podcasting -- Ch. 4. Before you hit the record button -- Ch. 5. Interview-fu : talk to me, grasshopper -- Ch. 6. So what are you waiting for? : record, already! -- Ch. 7. Cleanup, podcast aisle 7! -- Ch. 8. Roll camera : video podcasting -- Pt. III. So you've got this great recording of your voice : now what? -- Ch. 9. Shrink that puppy and slap a label on it -- Ch. 10. Move it on up (to your Web server) -- Ch. 11. Providing show notes -- Ch. 12. Geeking it out on RSS -- Pt. IV. Start spreadin' the news about your podcast -- Ch. 13. Speaking directly to your peeps -- Ch. 14. Fishing for listeners -- Pt. V. Pod-sibilities to consider for your show -- Ch. 15. Show me the money -- Ch. 16. Podcasting for publicity -- Ch. 17. Podcasting for passion -- Pt. VI. part of tens -- Ch. 18. Top ten types of podcasts to check out -- Ch. 19. Top ten most influential people in podcasting -- Ch. 20. Top ten reasons why podcasting won't kill radio -- Ch. 21. Top ten reasons why podcasting will kill (or seriously dent) radio