Global Voices is pleased to announce the first of our new magazine-style podcasts, which aim to do for online audio what the Global Voices web site does for text blogs — introduce listeners to some of the exciting offerings from podcasters around the world.
In this episode we feature the following podcasts:
Toast Fantastic Podcast (South Africa)
Dixo – Eduardo Arcos (Mexico) – See also Global Voices Regional Editor David Sasaki’s article, “9 Questions for Eduardo Arcos”.
Geoffrey Philp’s Blog Spot (Jamaica) – See also Global Voices author Nicholas Laughlin’s article , “West Indian literature online”
Rabble Podcast Network (Israel/Palestine)
Kazahkstan Stories (Kazakhstan)
Oon Yeoh (Malaysia) – See also Global Voices Regional Editor Preetam Rai’s article , “Malaysian Bloggers Protest Banning of Documentary”.
Radio Free Harvard Cubao (Philippines) – See also Preetam Rai’s article “The Movie ‘Da Vinci Code’ in South East Asia”
Mr. Brown (Singapore)
Also featured on this show are two music tracks from Magnatune – “Kubrick’s Tube” by Michael Masley, and “Too Tight” by Falik. Both can be purchased through the Magantune web site.
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Podcasting – I love it!
From horse meat to bagels; the ruffled feathers of bird-buyers; poetry, comedy, politics and peace. The first ever Global Voices podcast has hit the internet airwaves. It’s a short magazine-type showcase of podcasts from around the world. There will b…
I just split my stomach laughing over the piece of Jewish Humour!
The Global Voices Podcast
Hello Georgia, I was wondering where I could get the RSS feed for this interesting podcast? I wish to add to to my iTunes subscription.
Hi Kevin:
Seems I anticipated your request. :)
You’ll now find subscription links at the end of the post.
Georgia
This is such an exciting initiative. When will you release a proper Press Release page for us traditional media folk?
In the meantime, we’ll keep listening for rumbles on the tracks ^_^
Wanabehuman
I found out about the Global Voices podcast on Georgia Popplewell’s Caribbean Free Radio.
For the last year I’ve been kicking around the idea of doing an international podcast magazine. I only had the haziest ideao of what such a show would be like. Global Voices goes beyond anything I could possibly imagine. The show is vibrant, intimate and funny. And hungry! The Kazahkstan Stories food segment made me ravenous for some besparmak.
I look forward to future episodes!
Hello Georgia. Interesting compilation… I really enjoyed listening to this first episode. Keep em’ coming :)