Coverage of news, issues and events occurring in virtual worlds or those who create those worlds
Episode 3 is live and it features an interview with veteran Australian Second Lifer, Wolfie Rankin. We discuss a wide range of topics including furries, ABC Island and the Australian community in Second Life.
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Any feedback on the podcast is welcome and feel free to comment below this post. Suggestions of future guests or topics also very welcome.
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We’ve got Episode 2 of our podcast live a week after Episode 1, mainly due to the opportunity to interview VastPark CEO Bruce Joy.
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It’s an interview of more than 30 minutes but Bruce has some fascinating insights on VastPark’s development and the virtual world business in general. There’s also some brief news snippets and a preview of Episode 3.
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It’s taken a while but I’m proud to announce that first edition of the Metaverse Journal Podcast is now available:
We’re working on being listed in the podcast directory of iTunes but in the meantime, you can subscribe to the podcast RSS feed here. As Jovin very handily says in the comments below, pasting the link into iTunes (‘Advanced’ menu – ‘Subscribe to Podcast’) will get you subscribed within iTunes anyway.
The running sheet for Episode 1:
1. Introduction
2. News roundup
3. Book reviews
4. Editorial: Telstra and ABC one year on
5. Wrap-up
As I mention in the podcast, its ongoing success will depend on you – post a comment here on what you liked / disliked about the first edition and what other stuff you’d like to hear. If you wanted to submit your own audio snippets for inclusion, they’ll be used as well. Think of it as your audio soapbox.
All feedback appreciated though I already know I have some improvement to do in terms of audio production and my own delivery 
For the tech-heads, the podcast was recorded using a trial version of Ubercaster. I was so impressed with it that I’ve now purchased it – it’s well worth a look if podcasting’s your thing.
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