by cameron | May 11, 2005 | Podcast
Welcome to the 30th episode of “On the Pod”.
In this show, we switch roles and we interview the interviewer. Thats right, your intrepid G’day World hosts switch shoes and interview a journalist.
“Which Journalist would be crazy enough to sit down with us for close to an hour” do i hear you say?? Well, none other than Heather Green from BusinessWeek.
“Heather Green, a department editor for Business Week, writes and edits stories about digital media, the wireless Internet, and consumer gizmos. She joined the magazine in November 1997 and is based in New York. Prior to Business Week, Green worked for three years at Bloomberg News, where she established the Internet beat. Before getting a real job, she lived in Paris, earning a graduate degree at Sciences Po”
Join us as we chat with Heather about the state of jounalism, the impact of blogging and podcasting and just stuff in general.
On top of her normal journalistic work, Heather also now writes on Blogspotting which is the BusinessWeek Blog.
by cameron | May 6, 2005 | Podcast
If you are one of our listeners that grew up using computers in the late 70’s and early 80’s, our guest for this On the Pod needs no introduction. And if your not a geek, he is one of the few people that helped to revolutionise the desktop application space by being a co-creator of the first spreadsheet application…VisiCalc.
Ladies, gentleman and fellow geeks…we present for your listening pleasure…”On the Pod with Dan Bricklin”
Join us and listen as Dan talks about his early days in the software space right through to what he is working on today.

by cameron | Apr 29, 2005 | Podcast
Ahhh…the joys of working on every one elses shows but our own…here is one of our recordings from early February were we spoke with Dave Gallo, Director of Special Projects at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts in the US.
Dave talks to us for over an hour on the mysteries and wonders of the deep, the Titanic and the work he has done with movie director James Cameron. Dave is an amazing guy with some amazing stories.
by cameron | Apr 15, 2005 | Podcast
In early February, Marc Orchant, our good friend and guest co-host over at The Tablet PC Show, put us onto Todd Sattersten…the man behind The More Space Project, and we just had to gt him onto the show.
Listen in as Todd gives us an explanation on what the project is all about and the book publishing process.
by cameron | Mar 29, 2005 | Podcast
note: sorry for the quality of the first few minutes of this podcast…technical difficuties…a plug i think 🙁
0:00 Network Intro
0:15 Opening theme from Spruiker and show intro
1:45 We talk about why we haven’t done a show in a while
5:00 Let’s get The Podcast Network news out of the way
16:10 Fill out the Podcast Survey dammit!
17:24 New channels coming up…
18:47 One of us went to DEMO@15
19:50 Other conferences we want to go to this year
21:00 Wrap-up from the Hill & Knowlton Aussie Blogging Breakfast
26:10 Blogtalk Downunder
28:30 Cancelling Hotmail is a BITCH
37:00 Cancelling a VISA with “Which Bank?” is also a BITCH
40:15 Fred Durst vs Gawker Media
43:00 Our ruined interview with Dan Gillmor, Apple lawsuits, Kazaa
48:58 Mobile Porn
51:30 One of us has been invited to MSN Search Champs V2
53:30 Gnomedex 5.0
54:15 Update on Desktop Search engines
59:00 William Gibson’s “Pattern Recognition”
Listen as Cameron talks to himself, while my audio drops out for 3 minutes 🙂
1:02:20 Update on 100 Bloggers book
1:03:05 Mick’s AIBO
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1:04:08 Out robot masters will make us suffer for this…
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1:05:50 Show wrap-up
1:07:30 Music exit…this episode…Macedonian folk music 🙂