Little Frog in High Def

Loved your podcast…it would be nice if you had it on Gcast or something like that. That way you can have rss, you can have people subscribe via Itunes and so on…

Look forward to the next one.

I am working on getting it on iTunes. Using software that publishes it to them. But it takes a while for iTunes to put it up.

Yikes. Nice inspiring episode :P Well, I am really not looking forward to the days where a group of suits from the network controls the content of my work. Creative idealism meets the business of reality. wah, wah.

P.S. quack, quack, I’m from University of Oregon. I’m a DUCK!

P.P.S Here’s an idea: tweet your episode posts! Especially helpful for your posts sans rss or itunes subscription

If it walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it must be from Eugene.

This is KILLBUTTON from Twitter, right? This podcast came about a lot in part to your request you emailed me about. “I’d LOVE to read a blog about what you know now that you wish you knew when you first started editing.”

SO here you go.

tis I killbutton… I’m stoked about this podcast and glad to hear I had something to do with it :) yuk, yuk

Great episode, Shane! I think everyone at one point in their career needs to be fired.

Hey Shane:

If the software you’re using to publish to iTunes generates any sort of xml or rss file, DON’T WAIT FOR iTUNES! Post the web address of the rss feed on your blog and iTunes users can manually subscribe before it ever shows up in an iTunes search. You WANT to show up in a search, certainly, but for those that want to add you to their podcasting download routines right now, there’s no reason to wait!

-Eric Mittan

Here is the RSS feed:

http://littlefrogpost.com/podcast.xml

Not sure how you’d use that to get the podcasts via iTunes without it having you there. So if you know, please tell me and I’ll post it on the blog.

Thanks

HA! Got it…nevermind. Posting now

Ha! You sound like Larry Jordan when you do the Blackmagic ad.