I have been hashing things out, over and over again. I even enlisted the brain of Chris Doelle, new media producer of extraordinary excellence. I really do believe that it is time to roar and make ourselves heard. I have even been expanding on the original idea at my blog.

And thanks, Ed, for getting what I was saying. I did write that original post in a bit of a flurry, and I know it seemed that I was referring to publicity stunts. I was more calling for us to use our talents to get ourselves into the face of the mainstream and then not let them forget who we are.

Noebie, you are one of those incredible talents that I speak of, Ed as well. I really am trying to channel the spirit of the pirate radio folks, and the legal non-conformists such as John Peel. We produce better, and way more original content than the stuff fed to the general public. I think it is an injustice to not let everyone of them experience what we have to offer.

I mean really, to not let them have what we produce, that is inhumane, lol.

Mainstream mediocrity, beware, as we are now on your heels!

During this period where many may have not heard of podcasting I think we can take this time to make our podcasts something worthwhile for people to listen to, something fresh, exciting and something that brings value to peoples lives. On second thought, I think there are many podcasts out there that do this! Come on people lets spread the word about podcasting!!

i honestly believe that this will take care of itself…there is an inevitability about what we’re doing…though it seems to us that 3 years is a long time

think about the early days of the web…early adopters often felt frustration and thought “normal people” would never catch on – and now it’s ubiquitous