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Podcasts - Ed Jewett - 30-11-2011 Podcasting on the Internet is a blooming art form. There are good ones, there are horrible ones, and everything in between. Sometimes they are potent sources for misinformation and disinformation, which is why I suggest or recommend that the mgmt. team here set up a section for them [they are like books, blogs, videos] and there needs to be a grid-like interactive matrix review and scoring mechanism for all of them and their sources). It is like talk radio at a hole nuther magnitude. I'm in search of the best sources for several reasons; they are easily consumed in that part of the world which has access to mp3 playback (and their extenders, copies, etc.); I have prior experience & ideas which I hope to kick up a notch in the coming year and am looking for good models. That said, as a fine little example (have fun) is a podcast which features: Standard Podcast [ 52:29 ] Hide Player | Play in Popup | Download (668) http://deadlinelive.info/2011/11/29/blood-bytes-world-2/ EXCLUSIVE: BBC Investigative Reporter GREG PALAST like you have never heard him!~ His newest bestseller: "Vulture's Picnic" Greg and Jack hit: "O'Busha" / BP / Romney's puppet master unveiled / secret submarines / the phoney renta green movement / carbon credits / occupy reality biz / naked spies / and Greg tells a first hand Charles Bukowski story that has yet to be told… a must Share File for all who want real dope on the elite 1%!!!!