Sunday, March 09, 2008
Podcasting!
Well I am just all over the internet today! I'm visiting blogs and reading newsgroup threads...............posting to my AOL Journal.....and so on................
One of the things that I am currently working on is one of my podcasts for my local area.
This podcast of mine is relatively new and I'm still learning it. However I have some things already included on it so far. I have a public service announcement that I produced about my area's local firehouse. There are also a couple of other public service announcements that I got online and added to my podcast as well. I'm also working on adding music to my podcast but here is where you have to be careful! Unlike Live365 where you can add any music, my podcast's host doesn't allow just any type of music to be added - it has to do with copyright issues. But there is a site where you can download certain music and add it to your podcast.
I'm treating this podcast like my own little radio community talk show! It's like having your own talk show and being the host of your very own talk show!
Just think of the things that YOU could do with your very own talk show! Money and income-wise you could get advertsing and sponsorship for your show and since its YOUR show - you have control over what goes into it!
Now you may be thinking that it might just be too hard to produce and have your own podcast but to that I say just think of the possibilities that you could do!
My podcast (so far) consists of me recording to my computer and simply uploading the file to my podcast host site.
If you have had a chance to listen to podcasts on the Internet then you know that there is a whole lot of possibilites there!
So far hosting my podcast is not costing me a thing - except for my Internet access. And since I'm doing my income taxes now and having to report my Adsense income its also making me think of the possibilities of adding my podcast(s) as part of my self-employment business. When I do so there will be a lot of deductions that I will be able to take as part of this business!
So really think about starting your own podcast!
One of the things that I am currently working on is one of my podcasts for my local area.
This podcast of mine is relatively new and I'm still learning it. However I have some things already included on it so far. I have a public service announcement that I produced about my area's local firehouse. There are also a couple of other public service announcements that I got online and added to my podcast as well. I'm also working on adding music to my podcast but here is where you have to be careful! Unlike Live365 where you can add any music, my podcast's host doesn't allow just any type of music to be added - it has to do with copyright issues. But there is a site where you can download certain music and add it to your podcast.
I'm treating this podcast like my own little radio community talk show! It's like having your own talk show and being the host of your very own talk show!
Just think of the things that YOU could do with your very own talk show! Money and income-wise you could get advertsing and sponsorship for your show and since its YOUR show - you have control over what goes into it!
Now you may be thinking that it might just be too hard to produce and have your own podcast but to that I say just think of the possibilities that you could do!
My podcast (so far) consists of me recording to my computer and simply uploading the file to my podcast host site.
If you have had a chance to listen to podcasts on the Internet then you know that there is a whole lot of possibilites there!
So far hosting my podcast is not costing me a thing - except for my Internet access. And since I'm doing my income taxes now and having to report my Adsense income its also making me think of the possibilities of adding my podcast(s) as part of my self-employment business. When I do so there will be a lot of deductions that I will be able to take as part of this business!
So really think about starting your own podcast!
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