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Show for 9-09-05

posted by Chris on September 9, 2005 9:46 AM in Podcast

The first podcast-only version of The Weekly Geek is live! Check out The Geek, Frodo and White Mage talking it up like they have never done before. Well, they have done it before, but maybe you have never heard them talking it up. What is "talking it up" anyway? You can download the show here by either subscribing to the RSS feed and using it in the podcasting program of your choice (we recommend iTunes) and either listening to it in your favorite media player, or on your MP3 player. You will most likely need BitTorrent. Never before has The Weekly Geek been so easy to listen to. Here are some show notes for you:

---Frodo

Edit: You can now download a non-bitorrent version of the show here. But I recommend the Torrent!

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Kobun04 says:

posted September 9, 2005 3:49 PM

Fricken' awesome that you guys are back! The Weekly Geek was my favorite podcast/radio show, and ever since your guys' run on radio ended I haven't found anything else quite like it.
I'm soo happy you started a podcast!

Rich Sigfrit says:

posted September 13, 2005 8:04 AM

Damnit Kobun04, you said everything I was going to. I very happy to hear some pros returning to online audio (it's just too bad you aren't hitting the airwaves as well). I do have an issue though. It seemed that the enclosures didn't work in Doppler for the PC. The Enclosures seem to be imbedded in the Description, instead of creating its own tag.

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