Podcasting at Foodcamp
Update: Sunday 31st, 7:10pm. Added talk from Barry Nash on Enhancing the Visibility of Local Seafood through Partnerships.
Those who know me in real life will know that along with a world of web and print design, my job (and business) involves the production of audio for podcasting. On the eve of Foodcamp last weekend, Keith asked would I be interested in recording audio from some of the day’s sessions for release online, an offer I couldn’t really pass up.
As there’s only one file live at the moment (the rest are coming out of the queue this evening), bookmark this page (Ctrl +D) to come back to it later and get more links. You will find the iTunes feed below, along with links to play and download the podcasts. I will update these links as soon as each podcast is released.
Subscribe via iTunes
You can now subscribe to the podcasts in iTunes so you can download them as soon as they get released. To do so, open iTunes, go to the Advanced menu and click Subscribe to Podcast and enter the address: http://feeds.feedburner.com/FoodcampPodcasts . The feed has been submitted to the iTunes general podcast store and will hopefully be available soon.
Foodcamp Podcasts (Play / Download)
- Social Media, the Web and Building Your Food Business
Download MP3 file (43mb), right-click and Save Target As - Health Tips For Foodies
Download MP3 file (32mb), right-click and Save Target As - The Place of Food Safety in Professional Small Food Businesses
Download MP3 file (40mb), right-click and Save Target As - Getting A Product To Market
Download MP3 file (39.7mb), right-click and Save Target As - Panel Discussion: Digging Ireland Out Of The Recession
Download MP3 file (66.2mb), right-click and Save Target As - Trends in packaging / ingredients / processing technologies in the seafood industry.
Download MP3 file (43mb), right-click and Save Target As - Enhancing the Visibility of Local Seafood through Partnerships
Download MP3 file (47mb), right-click and Save Target As
About Ken McGuire
[...] I’ve also released a podcast feed (http://feeds.feedburner.com/FoodcampPodcasts) for the Savour Kilkenny Foodcamp Podcasts so if you missed out on Foodcamp last week you can grab yourself some of the talks. There’s [...]