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This is the home of Eric M. Larson's podcasts, from Ericast.com! Here you'll find a mix of philosophy and technology (perhaps "philosophizing about technology"?) with a little talk of religion, current events, and daily living thrown in. Add the occasional RIAA-free song to give you a break from the monotony, and you've got the Ericast. If (when!) you listen, be sure to e-mail or call and share your thoughts!
I'm just a plain old guy -- a married geek with two daughters. Not into sports, don't watch much television. I've got an M.A. in Human Resource Development, which is a bit more practical than my B.A. in Philosophy. In a pair of words, I "support learning"... but in more pairs of words I also explore solutions, explain reality and battle entropy.
Freeware music loops from Flashkit. Voice-over clips from SitePal. Sonar ping from Battle Below.
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1 Comments:
Eric, you nailed the 'niche is you' point. The people you know are listening to hear you. Even if the show isn't about the host, the host comes through. This is most noticable when hosts change - I've actually stopped listening to radio progams after a host-change because I had so much invested in the old voice.
Secondarily, I think you're asking about marketing the ericast to a new audience. I say, let your existing audience - the people that know you and care about you - do that for you. Otherwise, you risk alienating your existing audience while attempting to capture people that don't know or care about you.
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