Welcome to the Fogview Podcast

This show talks about the famous Senator Ted Stevens speech and my experience with two new podcasting sites: Blubrry.com and Podshow.com. I also talk about Vox -- a new blogging site.

I also play some great podsafe music and pass along a few tech tips. Check out the show and let me know what you think.

On Today's Show (length: 45:00)

• Intro music : "Telepop" by  The Jerrys
• Opening comments  
• Music: "Techno Tubes" by Bold Headed Broadcast
• Senator Ted Stevens and Net Neutrality
• Music: "Sweet Lady" by What Made Milwaukee Famous
• Music: "Seinfeld Cure Talk Show Theme" by Jeff Shields
• Blubrry.com
• Podshow.com
• Music: "Goin to the Playground" by Rich Palmer
• Rich Palmer and HomeSafety411 podcast
• Vox.com and blogging
• Fogview on Vox.com
• Music: "This One's For What's His Name" by Clear Blue 22
• Closing comments
• Outro music: "Another Kiss" by Ropatt

Music from the Podsafe Music Network.

Additional Links for Today's Show

• My Flickr Picture site
• My blog on Vox

Thanks for listening and I hope you come back and listen to my next podcast.

You can email me comments at MyFogView at Gmail.com. Please let me know why you listen to my podcast and what you enjoy or don't enjoy about the show.

Thanks,
Tom

Welcome to the Fogview Podcast 

This podcast talks about my trip to Gnomedex 6 over the Fourth of July holidays. Gnomedex is a "geek feast" conference held in Seattle for anyone interested in cutting-edge internet topics.

I also play some great podsafe music and pass along a few tech tips. Check out the show and let me know what you think.

The picture is of Chris Pirillo hamming it up on stage. The "Think Small" was a slide for the next speaker and Chris didn't realize it was there until everyone started laughing.

On Today's Show (length: 49:40)

• Intro music : "Telepop" by  The Jerrys
• Opening comments
• Introduction to Gnomedex 6
• Music: "Tell Me About Gnomedex" by Derek K. Miller
• Why I went to Gnomedex
• Why I felt like a Gnomedex groupie
• Music: "Beautiful Life" by Barry Canning 
• Gnomedex networking and parties
• Senator John Edwards and Seattle PI Newspaper story
• Music: "Not on the Radio" by  Geoff Smith
• Headlines around my web
• Podcasting site: Daily Giz Wiz
• Tech tip: Zillow website
• Music: "Step It Up" by Joel Lightman Band 
• Closing comments
• Adam Curry's sad news and song for Mom
• Outro music: "Family Hands" by Mary Chapin Carpenter (partial)

Music from the Podsafe Music Network.

Additional Links for Today's Show

• Gnomedex pictures on my Flickr site
• Blubrry Website
• Gnomedex Website 
• Podshow+ 

Thanks for listening and I hope you come back and listen to my next podcast.

You can email me comments at MyFogView at Gmail.com. Please let me know why you listen to my podcast and what you enjoy or don't enjoy about the show.

Thanks,
Tom

 Hi Everyone,

It's been a while since I've done a podcast or even a blog post. I've been busy with work, vacation, and more work. This past weekend I attended the "geek fest" called Gnomedex in Seattle. I had a great time and plan to share a summary of the conference and my thoughts and views in upcoming blogs and podcasts.

An interesting speaker that did make the front page of the Seattle PI newspaper was Senator John Edwards. He had some interesting things to say on both politics and technology. The Senator claims he came to listen to us and educate himself about issues surounding the internet. Stay tuned.

I want to thank our conference hosts: Chris and Ponzi for putting on a great conference. I also want to give out special thanks to Jack B. and Janet.

Talk to you soon.

Tom
 

Hi,

This is a special edition of my Podcast (length 21:22) talking about RFID tags and viruses. This was a big news story late last week and I wanted to give my opinion of the information since I've worked with RFID tags.

If you're not technical and get bored easy, this may not be a good podcast to listen too. You can listen to my latest podcast (show #5) or my first podcast if you are new to podcasting.

Thanks for stopping by and please take a listen.

Links mentioned in this show:
RFID Viruses and Worms
What's Lurking in That RFID Tag?

Tom