The latest and greatest from the outdoors podcasting universe with your compere Weird Darren :-)
OM's multi-media molehill Weird Darren returns with his
weekly run down of the new outdoors podcasts from this week.
Remember, you don't need an iPod to listen to podcasts, just a
computer with speakers or headphones and the ability to read audio
files and hey, it makes a nice change from the Bay City Rollers...
More reliable than a British Bus
Steve Sergeant released the
latest in his
Wildebeat podcasts:
Reprise: Mountain Rescuers - Join a training exercise of the Bay
Area Mountain Rescue Unit (BAMRU).
The Wildebeat can be subscribed to via iTunes or from their
website at
www.wildebeat.net
Cameron McNeish unleashed another bandwidth quota-breaking
podcast with:
"Wild Scotland ñ Creag Meagaidh" - Cameron takes a spring
walk round three Munro summits that make up the Creag Meagaidh
massif.
You can download the podcast from Cameron's blog at www.cameronmcneish.co.uk
or via iTunes.
Back from his travels
Podcast Bob brings back four goodies for
us to consume in the shape of Andy Howell reporting from The Outdoors
Show. Sure beats a box of airport choccies :)
"The Outdoors Show Podzine Part 4" - And even more show chat with
Rab, The Outdoor Station free ticket winner, Colin; Agrofarm and Kev
Reynolds.
"The Outdoors Show Podzine Part 3" - More show chat from the
Mountain Leader Training Board, Pete Ellis - walking holiday leader,
Nikwax and Doune.
"The Outdoors Show Podzine 2" - This time Andy gossips to Sue
Harvey of Harvey's Maps, X Socks, Shewee, Clearwater Paddling and
Velomania.
"The Outdoors Show Podzine 1" - Andy Howell talks to the Minister
of Sport, Richard Caborn MP (who opened the show), Paramo and Rudolph
Abraham.
You can get these podcasts from The Outdoors Station www.theoutdoorsstation.co.uk
or via iTunes.
Already mentioned on the site, but here's a reminder,
Alastair Lee
has started producing 'vidcasts' for your amusement.
"CLASSIC CLIP NO.4; TOMBSTONE" - title says it all apart from the
fact it is a clip from the climbing movie 'First Ascent'.
There are also a few other "vidcasts" for you to download from
Alastair, so happy viewing while you catch up over the long
weekend.
You can subscribe to these at Posing Productions website www.posingproductions.com
or as usual iTunes.
That's it for this week, back again next Friday.
