He also offers his thoughts on the state of podcasting as a “democratizing” medium - where it’s come from and where it’s going.
This is the second part of our four-part series of interviews on Podcasting in the Public Interest. The series is made up of interviews I recorded at Podcamp 2007 in Toronto.
This week, Hugh McGuire talks about Librivox, the online community that he founded. The Librivox community is now among the most prolific producers of audiobooks in the world.
This is the first part of a four-part series on Podcasting in the Public Interest. The series is made up of interviews I recorded at Podcamp Toronto in February, 2007.
I just stumbled on this four minute talk by Vandana Shiva, the great Indian water advocate, given in Toronto last month. Shiva talks about our growing physical and spiritual disconnection with water.
Also check out our Water dossier for more films and audio on the issue.
This week, Hamilton radio journalist, Maggie Hughes, gives an overview of the Aboriginal land dispute in Caledonia. Speaking to residents and protestors first-hand Hughes explores the roots of the conflict.
You can listen to Maggie Hughes every week on Hamilton’s CFMU 93.3 or check out the show online at The Other Side.
