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http://knappster.blogspot.com/
No, it’s not the technological state of the art — that’s not the point. The point is for a Libertarian presidential candidate to take up the tradition of the “weekly radio address” that’s been a staple of American politics since FDR’s “fireside chat” days, and to do so in a very accessible way.
So, no bumper music or cheap sound effects — just Steve Kubby, calling in from wherever he happens to be to chat with America.
It’s also not long — 3-5 minutes is what we’re shooting for. We want dialup users to be able to listen in conveniently.
You can listen to it right here, or at the campaign web site, or at the Gcast site. You can subscribe to it via iTunes, Yahoo!, Google, MSN, newsgator or your preferred RSS client. Oh, yeah — feel free to embed it on your blog too if you like. Gcast offers a variety of styles and sizes, and it’s maintenance-free. Once you’ve put the code in, updates for new episodes take care of themselves.
Enjoy.
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Great idea – I look forward to listening in each week. They are perfect snippets for my relatively short attention span. Kubby speaks well, sounds like a real Toastmaster
Dugg it, dude!
Cool thx
Hmmm, guess how many countries have been visited by USA armed forces since 1945?
http://www.antiwar.com/orig/glaser2.html
That’s cool… feel free to post updates whenever they occur.
I’m looking forward to this. I get bored easily at work and this will give me something to do for 5 minutes. Now what to do with the other 39 hours and 55 minutes….
1) Check out the rest of our media archive. It’s just getting started!
http://www.kubby2008.com/node/24
2) Pass campaign announcements along to whatever internet and email groups, blog comment sections, etc., you are already on.
3) If you don’t mind us knowing about them, let me know about any such places to promote campaign announcements – we want to put together a “list of lists”.
4) If truly bored, find some new places to post that stuff, and then let me know about those too
Aren’t you glad you asked?
(Oh yeah. 5. Find some more people who are bored for me, and I’ll find stuff for them to do. )