Yes Music Podcast
I set up the Yes Music Podcast after taking part in Dave Jackson’s ‘Free Podcast Bootcamp’. Dave runs www.schoolofpodcasting.com and was kind enough to interview me recently about the Yes Music Podcast and how I had approached finding you – i.e. the audience.
Take a listen to the interview here.
I’d like to thank Dave for all his help and support – without him, you wouldn’t be reading this!
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The second episode of the Yes Music Podcast featuring the second studio album, ‘Time and a Word’.
Listen and see if you agree with me then let me know by leaving a comment or contacting me via the different routes on the right hand side!
Pride of place on my desk goes to this fabulous item:
It’s from the Birmingham ICC concert of the Full Circle Tour, 2003.
So, what’s on your desk?
It’s an easy question to answer. By far the best thing about starting the podcast is being able to connect with the people who have been kind enough to listen and comment.
It’s been an amazing experience to confirm to myself that there are people out there who, like me, are fascinated by the music of Yes – and who are prepared to listen to me talking about my passion for the music.
I have received a remarkable number of comments via the website, email and Twitter, considering I’ve only recorded one episode so far!
So I’d like to say, “Thank you,” to everyone – you know who you are – you’re the best. Keep listening and I hope someone will be brave enough to record a message on the answerphone (details on the right) so I can play it on the show at some point. Go on – you know you want to hear yourself on the podcast!
Creative Commons image credit – Heini Samuelsen
It’s an easy question to answer. By far the best thing about starting the podcast is being able to connect with the people who have been kind enough to listen and comment.
It’s been an amazing experience to confirm to myself that there are people out there who, like me, are fascinated by the music of Yes – and who are prepared to listen to me talking about my passion for the music.
I have received a remarkable number of comments via the website, email and Twitter, considering I’ve only recorded one episode so far!
So I’d like to say, “Thank you,” to everyone – you know who you are – you’re the best. Keep listening and I hope someone will be brave enough to record a message on the answerphone (details on the right) so I can play it on the show at some point. Go on – you know you want to hear yourself on the podcast!
Creative Commons image credit – Heini Samuelsen