Post by Rob Farquhar on Sept 25, 2012 4:11:22 GMT -5
Hello all! Sorry I've been away a while; my writing output hasn't been crash hot.
In part, that's because I've got into podcasting. Essentially, this is making your own radio show about what interests you and releasing each episode as a file on the web.
I've been doing one with a mate to help him promote his internet service business, but I've also started one of my own. It's called The Paid to Play Podcast, and in it I interview people who have taken their hobbies and passions and turned them into income, whether as sidelines to day jobs or fully-self-supporting endeavours.
I started off by interviewing Raymond Masters, a gent in the states who was promoting his self-published superhero novel.
But I am particularly proud of Episode 7, where I spent almost an hour chatting with a lady who is not only a fellow genre geek but also a traditionally-published author with seven romantic fantasy novels on the shelves and at least three more in the pipeline!
Her name is Elizabeth Vaughan.
Please rock along, download, listen and comment. If you're iPod or iPad-enabled, you can access and subscribe to the podcast via iTunes. If you have the time, could you rate it and give it a review?
And while you're at it, if you're Facebook-enabled can you give The Paid To Play Podcast a like, please?
In part, that's because I've got into podcasting. Essentially, this is making your own radio show about what interests you and releasing each episode as a file on the web.
I've been doing one with a mate to help him promote his internet service business, but I've also started one of my own. It's called The Paid to Play Podcast, and in it I interview people who have taken their hobbies and passions and turned them into income, whether as sidelines to day jobs or fully-self-supporting endeavours.
I started off by interviewing Raymond Masters, a gent in the states who was promoting his self-published superhero novel.
But I am particularly proud of Episode 7, where I spent almost an hour chatting with a lady who is not only a fellow genre geek but also a traditionally-published author with seven romantic fantasy novels on the shelves and at least three more in the pipeline!
Her name is Elizabeth Vaughan.
Please rock along, download, listen and comment. If you're iPod or iPad-enabled, you can access and subscribe to the podcast via iTunes. If you have the time, could you rate it and give it a review?
And while you're at it, if you're Facebook-enabled can you give The Paid To Play Podcast a like, please?
