Archive for May, 2007

Librivox Community Podcast 38

Thursday, May 31st, 2007

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Length: 24:54
Size: 22.8MB
Host: Jim Mowatt
Unsung Heroes of Librivox
Part 2 of the Proof Listeners Special
1. Interview with Luciberg
2. Promo for Casanova
3. Earthcalling David - talks about proof listeners
4. Tictockman pays tribute to ‘Heart of Texas’.
5. Cloud Mountain [...]

Radio Open Source Needs Help

Friday, May 25th, 2007

Radio Open Source, one of the original podcasts, and a truly excellent audio experience (they are the “blog with a radio show), is in some financial trouble. Help em out, if you can.

Librivox Community Podcast 37

Thursday, May 24th, 2007

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Length: 42:07
Size: 38.5MB
Host: Jim Mowatt
1. Interview with Karen Merline
2. Interview with Anna
3. Kara talks about proof listening and pays tribute to the Librivox proof listeners.
4. Alan Drake takes a look at what fresh fish we have in the [...]

CitizenSHIFT on LibriVox

Wednesday, May 23rd, 2007

At some point I did this interview with someone or other, but I honestly can’t remember when or where. I think it must have been Matt, at Podcamp Toronto. But in any case, here is a quick LibriVox interview on the CitizenSHIFT podcast (a project of the NFB).

Librivox Community Podcast 36

Thursday, May 17th, 2007

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Length: 24:33
Size: 22.4MB
Host: Jim Mowatt
1. Trioptimum and the large emperor.
2. Cloud Mountain, Tanzaku and the voice processor Behringer.
3. Gesine interrupts the nerdy stuff with a promo for Casanova.
4. Cori reads the improve your recording page from the Wiki.
5. [...]

digital libraries on NPR

Monday, May 14th, 2007

Two of our favourite people, Project Gutenberg’s, Michael Hart and Internet Archive’s Brewster Kahle, join Stanford’s Michael Keller on Ira Flatow’s NPR show, Science Friday for a great discussion of digital libraries.
Project Gutenberg is where we get most of our source texts, and Internet Archive hosts our audio files.
[mp3 link]

wired on audiobooks

Monday, May 7th, 2007

The Gadget Lab blog at Wired has an article on loosening DRM with ebooks, and audiobooks. LibriVox plugged, and a mention of this interesting article about “audio books getting new respect from publishers,” to which we say: told you so.

Librivox Community Podcast 35

Sunday, May 6th, 2007

This weekend we held a Librivox Worldwide Gathering at various locations around the world. Esther aka starlite, came to Sean aka ductapeguy’s house and we spent the day recording audio, and talking with librivox volunteers around the world. At the end of the afternoon, we recorded this week’s Librivox Community Podcast with Catharine [...]

Librivox Community Podcast 34

Friday, May 4th, 2007

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Length: 14:23
Size: 13.1MB
Host: Jim Mowatt
1. Rowen bloopering on the word quadruped
2. Ductapeguy and his essay on Librivox as a ‘Killer App’
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