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Dave and Geri: When Radio Turned its Back on Them - They Turned Up the Heat
After a 20-year run on Radio in West Michigan, Dave and Geri suddenly found themselves off-the-air. Blame the recession, blame budgets, blame Radio's short-sightedness. Well, there's an old saying: "Don't get mad. Get even" and that's just what they're doing with Podcasting. Read more.

How to Create Your Own Podcasts from Beginner to Advanced Users
Looking for a simple way to create a Podcast? There are free and easy ways to do it. But, if you're a little more advanced, here are some suggestions for enhancing your Podcasts with audio mixers and and phone recording techniques.

How to Create Your Own Podcast - A Step-by-Step Tutorial
Podcasting. You've heard about it and now you want to do it your self. Finally: you can have your own talk show or radio program of any sort and distribute it to the world. It's not very hard and this tutorial will show you exactly how to do it - the "nuts and bolts" way.

Potential Podcasters: Just Create The Audio And Leave The Coding to These Guys
If you're thinking of creating your own podcast but you're a little hesitant because even though you know how to create your audio, you're not too sure of that "RSS" stuff. Well, good news: MyRSSCreator.com takes the hassle out of the geeky part, leaving you to create that great radio show you've always wanted to share with the world. Read the review.

The Business of Podcasting
Podcasting has blossomed in a very short time to thousands of specialized radio shows available for download. But, don't be fooled: it's not just for hobbyists or wannbe DJs. Businesses like IBM, Disney, and GM are already Podcasting. Should your business be? Get some tips from Stephen Malaster at StreetIQ.com.

Compare Microphone Prices For The Most Popular Brands
If you're thinking of creating an Internet Radio station or your own Podcast, you can quickly compare prices for the most popular microphone brands with a few clicks.

Will The RIAA Target Podcasters Next?
In less than a year, podcasting has exploded with thousands of would-be talk show hosts and deejays creating their own audio programming and offering it for download over the Internet. It's such a great concept! What could possibly go wrong? How about the RIAA. Read more.

Radio Quickly Stealing Podcasting From the Original Podcasters
It began as a quirkly phenomenom among individuals who wanted to create their own radio shows for on-demand delivery to users of iPods and mp3 players. But, Podcasting has quickly caught the eye of traditional broadcasters who want "in" on what appears to be a great way to reach new listeners - or at least old listeners who somewhere along the way became disenfranchised. Full Story.