And Aaron. Perhaps when Podshow start contacting their people about things like losing the Sirus deal, they will start contacting you. From what I hear, the Podshow podcasters want you to sign up Yaknom as at least he keeps them informed of what is going on!
Molly

And Aaron. Perhaps when Podshow start contacting their people about things like losing the Sirus deal, they will start contacting you. From what I hear, the Podshow podcasters want you to sign up Yaknom as at least he keeps them informed of what is going on!
Molly

Now it would be nice if the artists could contact the producers that have used their music in the past.

Now it would be nice if the artists could contact the producers that have used their music in the past.

With that said I’m sad to see and hear about what has been happening at Podshow and the PMN. I’ve been promoting the PMN on my podcast for over a year and telling my audience that “soon” they will be able to purchase the music I play on my show and the other songs on the PMN. Except for a few songs that hasn’t really happened. I’ve followed the PMN from the time Adam first mentioned it and felt it was a great way to deliver DRM-free music and promote independent artists. I never thought Apple’s iTunes would beat PMN to the punch on DRM-free music.

I’m not part of the Podshow network but I am part of Blubbry network (www.blubbry.com). I like what Todd Cochran has done at Blubrry because he is totally open about the network and what they are trying to do. They support their podcasters and provide timely updates about what’s going on with the network. Since I don’t have a show on Podshow I can’t personally say what they do or do not provide the same transparency but from what I hear it doesn’t sound like it.

I have heard the “suck less” pre-roll and also felt that it made them suck more. There are plenty of smart people at Podshow and it seems they already have a pretty good idea of how to “suck less.” Updating and fixing the PMN would be a good start.

With that said I’m sad to see and hear about what has been happening at Podshow and the PMN. I’ve been promoting the PMN on my podcast for over a year and telling my audience that “soon” they will be able to purchase the music I play on my show and the other songs on the PMN. Except for a few songs that hasn’t really happened. I’ve followed the PMN from the time Adam first mentioned it and felt it was a great way to deliver DRM-free music and promote independent artists. I never thought Apple’s iTunes would beat PMN to the punch on DRM-free music.

I’m not part of the Podshow network but I am part of Blubbry network (www.blubbry.com). I like what Todd Cochran has done at Blubrry because he is totally open about the network and what they are trying to do. They support their podcasters and provide timely updates about what’s going on with the network. Since I don’t have a show on Podshow I can’t personally say what they do or do not provide the same transparency but from what I hear it doesn’t sound like it.

I have heard the “suck less” pre-roll and also felt that it made them suck more. There are plenty of smart people at Podshow and it seems they already have a pretty good idea of how to “suck less.” Updating and fixing the PMN would be a good start.

“Now the guys at Podshow could sit around all the days and nights at HQ and shake their nuts waiting for some naked pictures and advertising campaigns. [belch]“

“Now the guys at Podshow could sit around all the days and nights at HQ and shake their nuts waiting for some naked pictures and advertising campaigns. [belch]“

That’s the one rolling on mine, non-explicit. As I said… Somebody I can barely understand, talking about naked pictures, burping and sucking less.

Surprised there’s not a fold and scrunch in there too.

Very bad taste, IMHO.