Dave, Mike and I got together for The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #70 this week.

We talked about Dave’s fancy new headset, Mike’s science and film exploits, our recent trip to New Braunfels, the bad-ET behavior of the Palm Pre, Facebook’s snooze-inducing purchase of FriendFeed, the popular mistreatment of RSS, the death of the stand alone RSS reader, microphones, and how to make everything better.

As always, we had lots of good discussion, debate and laughs.  Read more details here, or give us a listen by clicking here.  I’m the one with the funny accent.

Dave, Mike and I got together for The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #69 this week.  Vin Brown was our guest.

We talked about Apple’s ridiculous rejection of Google Voice apps, the pros and cons of the App Store’s walled garden, the death of the download, VOIP options, artist marketing in the new music industry, the new Lifekludger wiki and, my favorite topic of the night, the Kookaburra/Down Under copyright fight.  Mike’s second rendition of the Kookaburra song is the highlight of my Skype experience so far.

As always, we had lots of good discussion, debate and laughs.  Read more details here, or give us a listen by clicking here.  I’m the one with the funny accent.

Dave, Mike and I got together for The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #66 this week.  We talked about Dave’s Evernote munging (Dave can make just about anything do just about anything), SuperDuper, Casper, Mike’s work with the Environment Institute and my amazing and completely accidental bee photo.  I even had a chance to rant a little about VRM and the so-called semantic web.

We also talked about good company involvement in the social media stream (Topify, Comcast) and blown opportunities (Evernote, Blip.fm).

As always, we had lots of good discussion, debate and laughs.  Read more details here, or give us a listen by clicking here.  I’m the one with the funny accent.

If you’re into tech, and particularly if you are a developer of a cool app or service that needs a little exposure, drop me a line (see the link in the left hand column) and we’ll see about having you on a future show.  Trust me, it’s a good time.

Dave, Mike and I got together for The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #65 this week.  We talked about public wi-fi access and licensing, Linux, Tumblr (my review here; my Tumblr page here), Evernote, Read It Later, Linda Thompson’s micro-financing of her new record and more.

As always, we had lots of good discussion, debate and laughs.  Read more details here, or give us a listen by clicking here.  I’m the one with the funny accent.

If you’re into tech, and particularly if you are a developer of a cool app or service that needs a little exposure, drop me a line (see the link in the left hand column) and we’ll see about having you on a future show.  Trust me, it’s a good time.

Dave and I got together for The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #63 this week.  Mike was off doing some sort of real work, so we just talked about him instead of to him.  Among the many other topics we covered are Roy Blumenthal‘s excellent art, Wikipedia, Twitter, my excellent experience with Microsoft’s Live Writer developer support, the very useful Topify and Pogoplug (my review here).

As always, we had lots of good discussion, debate and laughs.  Read more details here, or give us a listen by clicking here.  I’m the one with the funny accent.

If you’re into tech, and particularly if you are a developer of a cool app that needs a little exposure, drop me a line (see the link in the left hand column) and we’ll see about having you on a future show.  Trust me, it’s a good time.

Dave, Mike and I got together for The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #62 last night.  Those guys are super-smart and very interesting.  It is absolutely an honor to get to kick topics around with them every couple of weeks.  If you don’t already follow them on Twitter, you should do it right now:  @dnwallace and @fang.

We talked about the pending death (or perhaps rebirth?) of newspapers, online advertising as a crappy business model, getting major media content on mobile devices, the link economy and my favorite application, Evernote.

Lots of good discussion, debate and laughs.  Read more details here, or give us a listen by clicking here.  I’m the one with the funny accent.

The 2008 holiday special.

We had a 2008 guest reunion with Laurel Papworth, Mark Pesce, Beth Kanter, Graham Steel and Al Upton.  We talked about 2008, predicted 2009, fawned over our iPhones, argued about YouTube and social networks, and much more.  It was a fun and fast moving show.

Give us a listen!

Dave, Mike and I got together for a podcast this week.  They have been doing the podcast without me for the past several months, as work and life kept me off the grid.  It was fun to get back with the guys and visit about all sorts of topics.  We talked about guitar players, iPhones, microfinance, the “Semantic Web” and all sorts of things.  Give us a listen.

Show number 033 of The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show is up.  EELS is Dave Wallace and Mike Seyfang‘s podcast.  I recently joined them as a co-host.

Naked Biff, of Naked Yak fame, joined us for this show. The four of us talked about talk about Biff’s company, Naked, a start-up company working on a new open messaging service. The conversation about Naked’s open messaging service led to a discussion about social networking, the need for user-defined flexibility between openness and privacy, the need for trust in the social networking space, methods to bring business to networking as a business enhancement, and the focus on content over platform.

It was a fun show.  Listen or download here.

I am happy and honored to announce that my pals Dave Wallace and Mike Seyfang have asked me to join them as a regular on their excellent Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show podcast.  We did a show the night before last, which is available here.

You may recall that I was a guest on the show back in May.  It was a lot of fun and I’m looking forward to being a regular on the show.

On the most recent show, we talked about social networks, business models and the human desire to stay connected with friends and family.  Dave and Mike are smart guys, and we don’t always agree on stuff- which makes for fun conversations.  I’ll be inviting some folks from my blog roll to be guests on future shows, so stay tuned.

Oh, and if you have trouble telling who’s who on the show, I’m the one with the funny accent 🙂