Podcast!
by Ian Omroth Hardingham · 04/04/2009 (12:04 pm) · 5 comments
Hey everyone.
I recently started a games-and-industry news and analysis show called Visiting The Village. We're trying to be a bit more professional than the morass of existing games podcasts... don't know how much we've succeeded. Anyway - I'd really appreciate any feedback I can get. We're on iTunes and everything (search for "visiting the village").
Many thanks if you give it a listen.
Ian
#2
04/04/2009 (5:53 pm)
Listening to the latest one right now, good stuff so far! I'm putting the 1st-3rd episodes on download :D 
#3
1. I like the content and the format. You guys do a good job of covering interesting topics in enough detail to be useful and still keeping things moving along.
2. Your use of a bell between topics is really great. How? Well, I don't give all all of the topics with my full attention, and the ringing bell helps me refocus while you intro the next topic.
3. You guys list the important links from you talk. Good deal. Very helpful.
4. Along with the bell rings and important links, you might consider listing the topics you discuss along with the time marker for that topic. i.e. Time markers (in your blog) for every bell ring, with the name of the topic that follows.
Thats it. Again, good stuff, and Thanks.
04/06/2009 (3:43 am)
I'm currently on the 3rd podcast and have these comments...1. I like the content and the format. You guys do a good job of covering interesting topics in enough detail to be useful and still keeping things moving along.
2. Your use of a bell between topics is really great. How? Well, I don't give all all of the topics with my full attention, and the ringing bell helps me refocus while you intro the next topic.
3. You guys list the important links from you talk. Good deal. Very helpful.
4. Along with the bell rings and important links, you might consider listing the topics you discuss along with the time marker for that topic. i.e. Time markers (in your blog) for every bell ring, with the name of the topic that follows.
Thats it. Again, good stuff, and Thanks.
#4
04/06/2009 (8:51 am)
Hi Edward, thanks for the feedback, glad you like it. I'll get on the time stamps, we should be able to manage that. 
#5
05/12/2009 (5:28 pm)
(Oops... meant to put this in the more recent post. Moved!) :)
Paul "nervous_testpilot" Taylor