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Canadian podcasting event set for Kingston in June

I hope you’re sampling the expanded lineup of CBC Radio’s podcasts! In the”Listeners’ Choice” podcast right now is the (in)famous “The beaver attacked me!” interview which has been passed around internally in the CBC for years.

And whether you’re a podcast listener or actually make your own podcasts, you really should attend the Podcasters Across Borders event in Kingston ON from June 22 to 24. It’s a not-for-profit international event that includes eighteen sessions over three days, music, socializing, networking opportunities and more passion than a year’s worth of Cross Country Checkup callers.

Registration (if you take advantage of the early-registration) is $75/person. Join CBC podcasting staff and members of the podcast community from across Canada, the United States, Britain and Argentina.

And, Canadian podcast band sweetheart Uncle Seth says they’ll let me play the cowbell during their concert there. Sweet.

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2 Responses to “Canadian podcasting event set for Kingston in June”

Bob LeDrew says:

MOOORE COWBELLLLL!!!!! WHOOO! As an official podcamp Toronto veteran / survivor, I think I will have to hit PAB this year. And that means I’ll have to get my podcasting sXXt, er, stuff together and get a podcast out.

Dave Delaney says:

Looking forward to PAB 2007! I hope it’s virus free this year: http://tinyurl.com/2r7bv6

See “ya’ll” there!
Dave

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