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We’re almost a year into the podcasting phenomenon, and the success of the medium has been more than most people had predicted. Later on this month, we’ll produce a year-in-review podcast that will sum up our thoughts on 2005 and give a preview of what we hope to accomplish in 2006.
In the meantime, though, we’d like to introduce Brad Richard, a motivational speaker and author who has turned to this new medium to reach new audiences. Brad is producing a talk show through Odeo, one of the many podcast sites out there. He’s aiming to produce a weekly program to help people move ahead with their lives by confronting their fears.
In the weeks to come, Brad will be using the CPN studio to produce an installment or two for us. We’re excited to be working with him in the future, and hope to be speaking with you about podcasting in the coming year.
And, thankfully, no one talks about the fake war on Christmas. That’s a Christmas present in and of itself.
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Jim Duncan has a new podcast on a Nelson County home he is currently marketing. In four minutes, you’ll get a basic rundown on the house, along with thoughts from owner on what she likes about the property.
An enhanced version of this listing is available through iTunes thanks to the work of Flying Dog Media. These enhanced video podcasts allow the prospective buyer to see the property as well as hear it described by Jim.
If you’re interested in finding out more about what podcasting can do for your business, please drop us a line.
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This year marks the 150th anniversary of the death of Charlotte Bronte, the author who gave millions of school children something to read with the publication of Jane Eyre. The novel is one of the most common in the English language, and the Rare Book School is honoring Bronte with a look at the ubiquitous nature of this classic in a special exhibit in the Rotunda called Eyre Apparent, which features a look at the depth at which the novel has penetrated pop culture, and to show that there’s much more to a book than its text.
Barbara Heritage is curator of collections at the Rare Book School. I met her recently at Alderman Library while she was putting the exhibit together and asked her to describe a shelf containing much in the way of Eyre paraphrenalia.
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What’s the best new way to sample the Central Virginia real estate market? Podcasting, of course! Jim Duncan has hired Flying Dog Media and Wordcast Productions to produce enhanced podcasts of properties he is currently marketing. Read about it on his site or subscribe to his podcast feed using iTunes
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Jim Bain is responsible for turning these audio podcasts into enhanced podcasts. Jim writes:
These podcast aren’t just audio, they are “enhanced†podcasts. Enhanced podcast include photos synchronized with the audio and are viewable iTunes. Checkout the lower left-hand corner as the podcast plays and you’ll see the image change. Resize the left column for optimal viewing. Real estate marketing will never be the same!

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