January 20, 2007
I've been toying with the idea of doing a podcast for a while and over the last week I've been actively soliciting feedback on the subject. I'm thinking of doing something that is primarily interview-focused but short (under 20 minutes). The (excellent)
ColdFusion Weekly already covers the news so I'd mostly steer clear of that but I might wax lyrical about certain technical topics near to my heart. Would folks be interested in a podcast from me? Would you like to be interviewed by me?
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If you can find the time I think it's a superb idea. So would you then be the Larry King of the Coldfusion world ;<)?
Posted By Rick Mason / Posted At
1/20/07 11:41 AM
Include me in - I thought you came over pretty well on the CF Weekly interview a couple of months back (delivery is crucial for podcasts in my opinion)
Posted By Richard Tugwell / Posted At
1/20/07 11:52 AM
I would listen. Im sure everyone would love that accent... ;)
Posted By Ryan Guill / Posted At
1/20/07 11:54 AM
I say go for it!
I'll be more than happy to be interviewed, although I have no idea what I have to talk about. ;)
Posted By Jeff Houser / Posted At
1/20/07 12:10 PM
Posted By Brian Rinaldi / Posted At
1/20/07 12:28 PM
YES! if you're interested in partnering up or looking for ideas drop me a note and we'll toss em around.
Posted By joense / Posted At
1/20/07 12:51 PM
I say go for it, see what happens. I know I would listen (especially now that I have my HoF FireFox toolbar with built in PodCast module). The way I see it, if you talk for 20 minutes and I take one thing away from it, that's good enough for me! I am of the philosophy that I should throw everything against my brain and see what sticks.
Posted By Ben Nadel / Posted At
1/20/07 1:00 PM
I would listen to that fanatically. I've always enjoyed hearing you as subject of interviews. I like the interview idea and the length sounds good.
Posted By Jeff Borisch / Posted At
1/20/07 4:18 PM
I would certainly subscribe to that!
Posted By Steve Bryant / Posted At
1/20/07 4:27 PM
I would not like to be interviewed by you (that would put everyone to sleep, me included), but I would definitely subscribe to your podcasts. I recently took a job where I have to commute for the first time in 10 years, and I am starting to get why these are so popular. Radio sucks!
I say bring them on, Sean.
Posted By Jeff Fleitz / Posted At
1/20/07 6:43 PM
I like the idea of keeping it short, I would definitely listen.
Posted By Nathan Mische / Posted At
1/20/07 7:47 PM
I think you have an opportunity to make a podcast series that isn't as "throw away" as many others are. There is plenty of room for the "topic of the moment" style podcast, but I think given your depth of experience and access to heavyweights both in the community and inside Macr...er, Adobe, you could create content that is valuable for developers well beyond the week you happen to to record it. I think too often the podcast format is used with an assumption that a) it must be timely and b) everyone should be listening to the same ones at the same time. I think podcasting would also be excellent for things structured more linearly, where everyone can start "from the beginning" and listen through a series (and/or have a custom queue the way ITConversations does) -- that would be a huge contribution to the community rather than yet another random interview podcast.
Posted By Nathan Dintenfass / Posted At
1/20/07 8:22 PM
I'd definitely listen to that ;o)
That and I'd happily be interviewed by you... :oD
Sounds like a lot of fun.
Posted By Mark Mandel / Posted At
1/21/07 1:07 AM
Sounds like a great idea, I have been toying with the idea with Peter Bell (mainly doing a CF OO 101 podcast, to get people into OO development). I can put my hands up as an interviewee :)
Posted By Mark Drew / Posted At
1/21/07 8:21 AM
Yes, please! I would definitely listen in each week. I'd really like to hear interviews and panel discussions on certain topics. The most educational part to attending a conference is sitting around with other attendees discussing key issues. Unfortunately, those are far and few between. I'd love to hear discussions and interviews on some of the more current topics.
Posted By Adrock / Posted At
1/21/07 2:00 PM
Hi Sean,
I'd be interested in listening to a podcast as you described above.
Tom
Posted By Tom Woestman / Posted At
1/21/07 3:06 PM
I'm always for having more coldfusion podcasts. I'd put that in my ear.
Posted By Nathan Strutz / Posted At
1/21/07 4:15 PM
I've also toyed with the idea though, to be honest, I've been leaning towards skipping podcasting and going straight to videao-casting via Brightcove or something similar.
That said, personally I appreciate your insights regarding CF and its place in the IT world and think that podcasting wouldn't be a waste of your time. I'll definitely check them out if you begin posting them.
Posted By Simon Horwith / Posted At
1/21/07 4:22 PM
I know I would definitely listen. I think it's a great idea.
Ben
Posted By Ben Densmore / Posted At
1/21/07 9:43 PM
I think it's a good idea, Sean!
Posted By Brian Kotek / Posted At
1/22/07 9:14 AM
You're right in that ColdFusion Weekly covers most of the news already. I'd be interested in a podcast from you interviewing some of the 'movers and shakers' in the CF/Flex/Apollo world. Maybe bi-weekly to give you enough time to work on lining up the interviews and being able to get the podcast together.
Posted By James, F.E. / Posted At
1/22/07 10:00 AM
Yes, Sean, I'd be interested! In listening, that is, unless you think a humble little developer like me should be interviewed, in which case at least half the interview should be about UK post punk records. cf_fall? cf_throbbingGristle? ;)
Go for it, sir! Happy podcasting!
Posted By David Knapik / Posted At
1/22/07 10:01 AM
Sean, I think it would be great if you do a short podcast, love to hear interviews with other CF developers. Great idea.
Posted By Stephen Adams / Posted At
1/22/07 10:18 AM
Another CF podcast would be very cool. The loss of The Coldfusion Podcast has defintely left a hole in my lineup!
Posted By Joe Mastroianni / Posted At
1/22/07 10:24 AM
Posted By David Fekke / Posted At
1/22/07 2:02 PM
Posted By John Allen / Posted At
1/22/07 2:04 PM
Sean, just seeing this today....I'd love to hear a podcast from you. And amen to short; bits are better than bytes for my schedule.
/ejt
Posted By Edward T. / Posted At
1/22/07 3:52 PM
hell no, dont do it.
:) jk... id listen.
and as you know, us silly americans love a bloke with an accent, so it makes it even more intriguing.
peace
Posted By tony of the weeg clan / Posted At
1/22/07 6:28 PM
Are you crazy? Of course we would listen! Er, at least I would...love the format idea, short and to the point. Rock on.
Posted By Rachel Maxim / Posted At
1/22/07 7:31 PM
Hey Tony - i agree, but isn't it you guys that have got the accents?
Posted By richard / Posted At
1/22/07 9:55 PM
Where do you guys find time to listen to podcasts! lol
Posted By noname / Posted At
1/23/07 8:11 AM
Posted By Sam Clement / Posted At
1/23/07 10:30 AM
Seriously, who wouldn't listen? I await the link to season one, episode one.
Posted By Chris Phillips / Posted At
1/23/07 3:56 PM
Sean, I'd listen too. Do you need more comments than this? When's your first?
Posted By Alan / Posted At
1/25/07 11:27 AM
I'm late to the party here, but if one more vote will sway you - I say yeah, do it!
Posted By todd sharp / Posted At
1/25/07 2:38 PM
OK, I think I get the message :)
I had a nice vacation in Montana and came home to 35 "yes" comments... thank you all.
I have actually starting playing around with audio editing and some setup and I have notes for show format and about a dozen potential interviewees... just in case anyone was actually interested in listening to me droning on about technology :)
It will be a while before I get organized enough to plan this out but I *will* be creating a podcast...
Posted By Sean Corfield / Posted At
1/25/07 3:58 PM
Excellent! Good choice Sean, I will be waiting for this one for sure!
BTW, you didn't think everyone would actually say "no way you suck!" Did you? (That would be my podcast...)
Posted By Chris Scott / Posted At
1/25/07 7:49 PM
Hi Sean,
What would be nice (and probably re-enforces a few points above) is that you could tackle a question (or questions) which would otherwise take too long to cover as part of the ColdFusionWeekly podcast (say a CFQUERY becomes a CFLecture)
oh and interview a few people from GREAT Britain too ;-)
Posted By Jatin Nanda / Posted At
1/26/07 4:18 AM
Hey Chris,
Actually . . . You and Dave - the ColdSpring podcast?! If there is one area that we all need to learn more about it's the cool DI/AOP stuff you can do with ColdSpring. Any chance?
Posted By Peter Bell / Posted At
1/26/07 5:48 AM
Oh, and of course +1 for Sean :->
Posted By Peter Bell / Posted At
1/26/07 5:49 AM
As long as there are transcripts for podcast, which would be very useful for hearing impaired people, then I'm all for it.
Posted By brad / Posted At
1/26/07 9:36 AM
I'm very late to this post, but I'd like to add a double yes to the list. If your interview on the Coldfusion Weekly podcast and the myriad of topics you seem to cover on here are anything to go by then it will be a great addition to my podcast rota.
Posted By David Spurr / Posted At
2/6/07 8:33 AM
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