Podcasts of Interest to Astronomers

I looked into this also and downloaded THIS and it seems to work well.

Looks good)))
Here's another one..
audacity.sourceforge.net/
Not specifically for podcasts though, more a general audio editor.

Does the PodProducer handle the xml feed end of things?

Never got that far as my free Host could not handle it.

I know it makes an mp3 recording and I'll check out the rest.

Seems like astronomical podcasting has really become part of the zeitgeist!

We've been doing quite a bit of work on the house lately and I've found that the slacker astronomy podcasts can really help pass the time as you're painting or whatever. They are a bit amateurish, but not in a bad way, and it's definitely a nice way to pick up on some astronomy news while you're doing nothing else. Good fun, and highly recommended.

Shane Culleton

Apple iPod 20GB Colour (U2 Special Edition)
Sony NW-HD5 20 GB
iTunes

Apple iPod 20GB Colour (U2 Special Edition)
Sony NW-HD5 20 GB
iTunes

I've downloaded the whole series, helps me get through the working day quite nicely- almost a good replacement for David Mc Williams in the morning.

Maybe KAS could help pioneer an IFAS podcast.. Afterall Shane, with your vast broadcasting experience I reckon we can give the Sky at Night a good run for its money

www.regulusastro.com/regulus/whatsup/podcast.rss

The link above is a podcast, that has a brief introduction to the night sky..which he says can be used outside...He has July and August covered and may be of interest to some. It is aimed at novice observers