FHK SitRep 09.01.07: Podcasting@CLC07

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From Eric Odom: Podcasting is quickly becoming a powerful tool in internet communication and conservative movement activism. The broadcasting of small sound files in a short talk radio format is extremely easy to accomplish, and something that we believe has only just begun its intro into movement 2.0.

CLC plans to harness the power of podcasting, utilizing the tool at every opportunity. We will have a “sound reducing booth” set up in the convention lobby area that will be used solely for the purpose of podcasting. The podcasting booth will be available for use to any blogger looking to record a podcast. Pending availability of course…

CLC organizers will also be podcasting from the event, and these podcasts will be uploaded and made available on the web almost immediately.

Apart from recording interviews and podcasts shows with speakers and special guests, CLC will also host regular podcasting shows with bloggers and conference attendees throughout the three day event.

This is where you come in! We’re looking for bloggers to come on the show.

Interested?

The topics we’re looking to discuss are listed below:

• Conservatives in a web 2.0 world - Jenn Sierra
• What are Republicans doing wrong when it comes to the web and what can be done to change it? - available
• Blogging for fun and profit is a good way to end up angry and broke - Ken Marrero
• Is the conservative movement alive and well? - available
• Why is the left beating the right when it comes to the web? - available
• How will the blogosphere play a role in the 2008 elections? - available

If you would like to join a half hour discussion on any of the topics mentioned above, please contact Eric Odom [ ... ]

New to podcasting? Don’t worry! We’re bringing in Adam Graham for a in depth workshop specifically geared towards podcasting. You don’t want to miss this event!

See you at the conference!

• More info about podcasting, here.
• More info about the event, here.

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