The latest Librivox Community Podcast is now available at archive.org or via your podcatcher using the xml, http://umor.co.uk/podcast.xml
This issue features Henry reading the stats, Euterpe Archipelago playing some music and Gesine telling us about Librivox and the nanowrimo project.
The link mentioned in the podcast for the Librivox nanowrimo podcast is http://librivoxpodcast.googlepages.com/nanowrimo_podcast.xml
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A couple of weeks ago, I gave a presentation about LibriVox at BarCamp Montreal (BarCamp is an “unconference” … more info: here). I titled the talk: “open source methods in non-software projects,” and here is a pic:Hugh Pontificating.
The following week I met with BarCamp sponsor and local dot-com success (yes, dot-com, from the old days), [...]

Read by Barbara Bear and Mama Bear.
You haven’t fully experienced the diversity of LibriVox until you have listened to some of the recordings by our younger readers. This recording is a duet by mother and daughter reading one of the classic children’s stories. These two readers bring the book to life together.
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The latest issue of the Community Podcast is now available featuring Euterpe Archipelago and their fascinating musical compositions which integrate Librivox readings. Euterpe Archipelago have more recordings available through this link

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No TBOL3 this week but we have a fine replacement in Henry.
Listen to Librivox Community Podcast #7 hosted by Jim Mowatt. [...]

LibriVox is a cross-cultural, multi-lingual, geographically dispersed project; you could almost call us the United Nations of volunteer-based free public domain audio literature projects. So in order to celebrate United Nations Day (Oct 24), we just released the:
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Read in 21 languages including Korean, Afrikaans, and Waloon.
And Boing Boing likes it!

The latest Librivox podcast is now available. Ductapeguy is, once again your host for the show.
It’s all his fault this week.
Listen to Librivox Community Podcast #6 hosted by Sean McGaughey.

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After more than a year of LibriVoxing and articles in lots of fancy newspapers in other countries, and interviews and stories on many radio stations, my hometown newspaper decided to do a story on LibriVox! Unfortunately, the Gazette decided not to put the article online, but the writer put it up on his own site. [...]

Read by Denny Sayers.
Denny’s reading of “Robinson Crusoe Written Anew for Children” is a great introduction to some of our children’s literature at LibriVox. He does a great job drawing the listener into the story. This classic story has been adapted for children and Denny’s love of children comes through in how he tells the [...]

The latest issue of the Librivox Community Podcast is now available. This issue features Ductapeguy as your host and an interview with Starlite.
Listen to Librivox Community Podcast #5 hosted by Sean McGaughey.

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A wonderful new development: LibriVox recordings are starting to be added to Project Gutenberg’s catalog pages. It’s just getting started, and kinks are getting worked out of the process, but here is the official first gutenberg catalog page, with LibriVox audio, provided in many different fomats, including speex!
Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz by L. [...]