What's your media diet? With so many great articles, podcasts, and videos out there today it's easy to get lost in the abyss. This blog attempts to filter the quality away from the garbage, and is intended for those who share my passion for learning, and love for a good piece of brainfood.
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Pandora
One of my favorite new podcasts is How to do Everything. This week they featured a great clip about how Pandora caters music to it's listeners, and why Beatles fans don't like hearing the Bee Gees. Does anyone like hearing the Bee Gees?
Download this episode on itunes. The itunes release date was 3/30/11.
Download this episode on itunes. The itunes release date was 3/30/11.
Zappos
This week on the Social Innovation Conversations podcast, Zappos CEO, Tony Hsieh, discusses business, corporate culture, and the meaning of life.
Listen now, or download on itunes. The itunes release date was 3/26/11.
Or better yet, buy his book:
Listen now, or download on itunes. The itunes release date was 3/26/11.
Or better yet, buy his book:
Labels:
social innovation conversations,
Tony Hsieh,
zappos
Held captive in Libya
New York Times correspondent, Anthony Shadid, was held in captivity for 7 days by Libyan authorities. Listen to a gripping interview with Shadid on the On Point podcast.
Listen to the full podcast now or download on itunes. The itunes release date was 4/4/11.
Listen to the full podcast now or download on itunes. The itunes release date was 4/4/11.
Labels:
anthony shadid,
captivity,
Libya,
new york times,
on point,
tom ashbrook
Civil War
It's the 150th anniversary of the beginning of the American Civil War, so the Backstory podcast is doing a 3 part series about the civil war. Episode 2 just came out, and it's fantastic. Download parts 1 or 2 on itunes.
Labels:
backstory,
civil war,
gary gallagher,
the union war
Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
Hard Core History just came out with part 5 of a 6 part series about the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. It's intense, to say the least. Download any of the first 5 parts on itunes.
Labels:
dan carlin,
hard core history,
roman empire
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