How to Create Your Own Podcast - A Step-by-Step Tutorial on Podcasting I'm often asked by visitors to this site how to start an Internet radio station. But, often they are over-thinking it. Offering audio on the Internet can be done in many ways and it just keeps getting easier. Podcasts Come in Various Flavors Podcasts are easy to do whether you DIY with an audio editor and your own website or use a third-party to create it and host it. But, now, just placing an audio file online at your website and informing users to "click to listen" to your "Podcast on-demand" is sufficient in many cases, especially if you know ahead of time that you are doing a limited amount of podcasts. Thanks to broadband, the moment your audio file begins playing uninterrupted through the end-users player, you have achieved the same effect as Internet Radio. If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck - it's a duck. How Complicated Do You Want This?
Podcast channel: Imperial College London - Public Lectures Public Lectures from Imperial College London. Imperial College embodies and delivers world class scholarship, education and research in science, engineering and medicine, with particular regard to their application in industry, commerce and healthcare. We foster interdisciplinary working internally and collaborate widely externally. 2010 Children's Christmas Demonstration lecture Posted: December 2010 Chemistry for a cleaner world. A video podcast in the M4V format. 2010 Schrödinger Lecture Posted: November 2010 From Einstein’s intuition to quantum bits: a new quantum age? 2010 EDF Lecture 2010 EDF Lecture - A world nuclear future built on talented people – an EDF perspective Science, technology and secret intelligence 2010 Vincent Briscoe Security Lecture - Science, technology and secret intelligence. No Escape from Stress Posted: July 2010 2010 Athena Lecture - No Escape from Stress A video podcast in the MP4 format. Annual Children’s Christmas Lecture Posted: December 2009
The bike podcast: Sir Chris Hoy launches our new podcast | Environment | guardian.co.uk Kicking things off in the first episode of the bike podcast, the Guardian's online sports editor Sean Ingle asks Sir Chris Hoy for the best ways to improve fitness on a bike. Sir Chris also reveals a love for mountain biking and explains what the legacy for London 2012 should be. In each podcast we'll be providing reviews of new bikes, and this month, expert (he even has a PhD in cycling) Dr Justin Spinney drops by to review the Fuji Roubaix Pro , the Trek 1.2 , and the Pinnacle Lagerra. The national cycling organisation CTC firmly believes that the UK can double the amount of cyclists on the road in the next 10 years. Director Kevin Mayne speaks to Matt Wells about this vision and explains why British cyclists need to move away from an obsession with bad drivers and road rage. Multi-coloured, fixed-wheel bikes are growing in popularity in cities around Europe, but what's the point of these stripped down machines? *Chris Hoy was talking from the launch of the Get On Your Bike campaign.
Naked Scientists Science Podcasts and Science Radio Shows Special Podcasts: Physics General Interest Seminar Podcasts Introduction These are podcasts of general interest seminars held at the School of Physics and Astronomy. How to Use This page shows a list of up-to-date episodes for this channel. You can play individual episode by pressing the 'podcast' button next to each episode, or you can subscribe to this channel and be kept up-to-date with new episodes. If you have any feedback (or problems) regarding this channel then please contact Keith Brunton. Podcast Episodes [Thu, 06 Mar, 2014] Prof. Description: Cochlear implants are the first device to successfully restore neural function. [Thu, 28 Mar, 2013] Prof 'Rip' Collins (National Ignition Lab, US) - Using the World's Largest Laser to Study Matter at Extreme Energy Density: Exotic Solids to Inertial Fusion (67 mins, ~44 MB) [Thu, 04 Oct, 2012] Dr Victoria Martin (University of Edinburgh) - The Higgs boson reveals all! [Thu, 10 May, 2012] Description: In this lecture I will describe these characters and their forgotten contribution to physics and astronomy.
Media Talk: iPad, therefore I am | Media | guardian.co.uk Apple launched its eagerly awaited new digital product this week, the iPad. We ask if it can be considered as the saviour of digital news online, or whether it's just an oversized iPhone. Matt Kelly, digital boss at the Mirror, expresses scepticism. Our panelists, Janine Gibson and John Plunkett, weigh up the arguments. The Big Cheese Chart is complete: we examine the appointment of Adam Crozier as chief executive of ITV. And we hear from the editor-in-chief of Guardian News & Media, Alan Rusbridger, on the occasion of his Hugh Cudlipp lecture.