Remarkably Mark #62
Remarkably Mark #62: Queer Podcasting Panel at PodcampNYCI moderated a roundtable discussion for queercasters as part of the PodcampNYC "unconference" at the New Yorker Hotel in Manhattan on April 7th, 2007.
Participants:
Chef Mark Tafoya, Remarkably Mark
David Vess, Librarian, Univ. of Illinois (vess at uiuc dot edu)
Richard Bluestein, Yeast Radio
Bicycle Mark
Larry Vader, Little Fatty Cast
Chris, Somewhat Special Chris
Tim Corrimal, Orlando and Dennis, Go Rainbow Radio
Ramble Redhead
Nick McNeely, Question of the Week, IfNotNow.net
Kiki Molinari
Jeffrey Keefer
Dick Wolfley, channel125.com
Tristin Borland, Jaded City, queercasters.com
VietJohn Tran, VJNet
Bradley Traynor,
Mark Baratelli, Lady Raptastic, IMakePodcasts.com
David Buckingham & Brian Griffin, The Occasional Fag
Cheryl Merkowski, whorehole.org
Randolph Wicker
Theme Music: "Viva Remarkably Mark!" by John Ong. www.onglinepodcast.comVoice Mail line: 1-646-797-3196
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Labels: podcampnyc, podcast, queercasters
posted by ReMARKable Palate @ 11:06 AM
15 comments
15 Comments:
Hey Mark!
I was so excited to meet you at Podcamp NYC! It was a real privilege, and please call when you come for the Chef's conference to Philly! (And don;t forget Podcamp Philly Sept. 6, 7 & 8th!)
I hope you had a great time, and I can't wait to hear all your feedback on your experience!
Whitney Hoffman
Whitney, thanks for all your hard work coordinating the spekers and doing such a great job making a confernce that worked for everyone. Kudos!
Great show, Mark! I loved hearing all the panelists talking about topics that interest me. I just wish I could have been part of it. There were some great ideas talked about. Thanks for sharing!
Mark, you did a great job with the discussion at PodCampNYC, and I am happy to have met you on Saturday. I am glad to see so much work going on in this space, which I thought was neglected as I had never seen anything happening there before. As one of the people in the room who did not seem to know anybody, I think the discussion about a self-defined and self-enclosed community / population was very relevant. Keep up the great work, especially around continuing this valuable dialog that you so deftly facilitated.
Great job Mark - it was very interesting to listen to, wish I could have been there. Do you have David Best's contact info?
I liked the way you moderated this discussion, Mark, and I'm really glad you are sharing it with us here! I enjoyed the talk of community and categories, and the whole thing got me thinking about what I want to do with my own neglected podcast.
I thought you did a great job at podcamp, and the topics discussed were interesting, great show
Thanks to everyone for the great comments. I was so happy that the session went well, and I encourage everyone to add to the discussion going forward. If you go to the page at Crowdabout, you can add audio, video and text comments.
http://crowdabout.us/jump_in/t75eb32474195e136
Hiya Mark,
Not sure if my comment posted!?! My damn dirty computer crashed!
Anyhoobly boobly, this is the 1st time listening to your show and found your PodcampNYC podcast most informative and dugg hearing everyones prospective on the queer community, queercasting, YouTude, MySpace, etc.,
PS: love your new theme song! that John Ong!!
Thanks so much - Imma
BTW, i love the quality of the recording. Mega stereo!! I even could hear peeps talking on the left and others talking on the right. Ok, yes... I'm a major audio queer geek! (lol)
Peace, Love, Everyone - Imma
How weird, Imma. I was JUST listening to you on John Ong's show waiting in line at the Post Office not 10 minutes ago! What a small internet! And no, I'm not gonna make you an egg salad sammich. I"ll make you something better.
what about podcamp Seattle? I'll buy you a drink or two!
Daddy
AKA Washingtonbryan
Oh baby, you'll have to give me more than just a drink ;-)
True dat!
podcamp Seattle!
Mark, thanks so much for facilitaing discussion and also hosting this audio on your podcast!
For anyone interested in the pilot project to create a QueerCast Repository ( or Archive ) I'm David Vess - the guy who talks about this at the round table discussion. If anyone is interested you can reach me at: vess at uiuc dot edu. Thanks again mark!
david vess
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