Comments on: The ONE Video Podcast Your Social Media Life Depends On…

By: Tee Morris

Tee Morris — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 19:31:47 +0000

Hey there, Ann.

I assume you mean the “noise” is my intro and “false start” for the lecture. I’m not surprised by this reaction as some find my approach to seminars not to their liking. I prefer to not read speeches or prepared talks as it tends to distance me from the audience. (In the talks I’ve attended where the speaker has done this, it has also put the audience to sleep.) If those attending feel as if I’m just regurgitating facts, bullet points, and statistics, they can get a handout and go home. That’s not my style. I prefer to bring people into the talk and remind them that yes, this is a seminar but a seminar driven by their interest and questions.

You will probably not care for the rest which, just to assure you, isn’t appearing here but at http://imaginethatstudios.com. I just dropped the first episode here as a way to get traffic to the other site. I do appreciate you taking the time to watch the video (or part of the video, as this seems to be the case) and leave criticism. Thanks for the comments!

By: Ann Klefstad

Ann Klefstad — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 23:57:59 +0000

A little friendly critique, Tee– 1. the intro is a lot of unnecessary noise, and tends to put one off. 2. The business when you walk in the room, again, gives one qualms.
The reason I seldom listen to podcasts is that reading is so much faster than speech–when podcasters waste my time I am less likely to receive their messages well.
With respect, this podcast could be half as long as it is.

By: Grizzly Smith

Grizzly Smith — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 03:53:45 +0000

And then, I could just use the Flash player instead, right? See how I figured that right out?

(sigh)

One thing, Tee — One could do an Epic Five-Part Miniseries in the time it takes to introduce you.

Griz

By: Evo Terra

Evo Terra — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 00:28:01 +0000

Well done, Tee. Looking forward to more!

By: Tee Morris

Tee Morris — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 18:34:26 +0000

Another option is to just download for free from Apple.com the QuickTime plug-in for your browser. It runs on Windows. You can also use iTunes to view m4v’s. So no worries.

By: Grizzly Smith

Grizzly Smith — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 18:00:39 +0000

I was so looking forward to this FIVE-PART EPIC MINISERIES VIDEO PODCASTING EVENT, then realized I needed something to play M4V files, and I gotta go to Goodwill now… Maybe I can find an M4V player at Goodwill?

And I was so looking forward to the exploding kittens & puppies, too. (sigh)

By: Jay V

Jay V — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 17:03:48 +0000

YAY I can’t wait!
I must get home so I can watch this
FIVE-PART EPIC MINISERIES VIDEO PODCASTING EVENT *hoots hollers cat-calls* as work-computers aren’t all that wonderful for streaming video.

By: jramboz

jramboz — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 15:58:51 +0000

De nada. You just needed someone to remind you that everything is better with epics and explosions! And kittens and puppies? Very sly, Tee, very sly…