Hello everyone, it’s Benjamin here with two special announcements. First, for two months I’ve been working with other history podcasters to create a new series called the History Podcasters Collage. The idea is to give you, the listener, a quick and fun sampling of a range of different podcasters as they each give you their take on a certain topic. Each podcaster is kept to a 9 minute maximum, to keep the episode moving along.
The first topic is “Unsung Heroes”, and we’ve managed to assemble an all-star cast of podcasters, which we’ve split into two episodes. The first is ready for download now, and the second should be up any day now. Just search for History Podcasters on iTunes, or go to historypodcasters.com. I’m hosting this series, and I think it’s going to be a lot of fun, and I encourage you to give it a try.
Second, I was recently interviewed by Roifield Brown, who you may know from his excellent and unique podcast How Jamaica Conuqered the World. What you may not know is that he does a second podcast, called Audio Lounge, where he interviews musicians, storytellers, and other podcasters. This particular interview is about how Adam and I go about researching and writing this podcast, so if you’re curious about how we put these together, head on over and give it a listen. You can find it in Episode 5 of the podcast Audio Lounge, which you can find on the iTunes store or on their website, audiolounge.co.uk.
The first topic is “Unsung Heroes”, and we’ve managed to assemble an all-star cast of podcasters, which we’ve split into two episodes. The first is ready for download now, and the second should be up any day now. Just search for History Podcasters on iTunes, or go to historypodcasters.com. I’m hosting this series, and I think it’s going to be a lot of fun, and I encourage you to give it a try.
Second, I was recently interviewed by Roifield Brown, who you may know from his excellent and unique podcast How Jamaica Conuqered the World. What you may not know is that he does a second podcast, called Audio Lounge, where he interviews musicians, storytellers, and other podcasters. This particular interview is about how Adam and I go about researching and writing this podcast, so if you’re curious about how we put these together, head on over and give it a listen. You can find it in Episode 5 of the podcast Audio Lounge, which you can find on the iTunes store or on their website, audiolounge.co.uk.
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