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Social Media Club ATL January meeting

Posted January 1, 2009 - 10:27pm by Amber Rhea

One week from today, I'll be here; will you? (note: link is a Facebook page)

SMC ATL: Online Identity and Buzzword Bingo

When: Thursday, January 8, 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Where: Manuel's Tavern - North Avenue Room

Thanks to Amber Rhea for leading the conversation and bingo game! Bring your bingo dauber and POV on these identity topics!

  • Is your online identity different from your IRL identity?
  • What does it mean to "manage your online identity"?
  • Are there any off-limits topics on blogs? Who decides?
  • Rethinking the personal/professional dichotomy and tearing down the walls of compartmentalization: yea or nay?

If you would like to add to the topics or join Amber in a panel format - please contact Peter or Tessa about your interest.

January sponsors needed! Please contact us if you can offer event food and beverage support.

Like the description says, if you're interested in doing a panel-ish format, get in touch w/ Tessa or Peter (or me!) in the next day or two.

Happy New Year from the Georgia Podcast Network!

Posted January 1, 2009 - 1:47am by Rusty Tanton

Happy New Year from the Georgia Podcast Network!

Oh, and it's okay to upgrade your Flash plug-in to version 10 now if you want to. I finally managed to get the file uploader fixed to work with Flash 10 earlier today/yesterday. It's been tested in Safari 3, Firefox 2 and 3, and Internet Explorer 6 and 7. Email us at info@gapodcastnetwork.com or leave a comment if you have any issues with it. Thanks for your patience!

About this podcast:

Mostly ITP

Mostly ITP

Amber and Rusty podcast about whatever strikes their fancy, which generally are things and issues inside Atlanta's perimeter.
Hosts: Amber Rhea, Rusty Tanton

Talkie - 2008 in review with listener voicemails, favorite episodes, and other ruminations

Posted December 28, 2008 - 1:23pm by Rusty Tanton

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Show notes

This is another end-of-year podcast, wherein we:

  • Play and respond to four voicemails from Jen
  • Discuss and reflect upon various events from the past year, including but not limited to: Sex 2.0, Balticon, the Georgia Podcast Network redesign, me killing my old blog, and the two video episodes we made
  • Name our favorite episodes of Mostly ITP from the past year
  • Talk about The Future

We love voicemail! Call us at 678.389.9441. Add Amber as a Twitter friend here, and me here. E-mail us at info@gapodcastnetwork.com.

About this podcast:

Spiritual Living Center of Atlanta

Spiritual Living Center of Atlanta

Weekly talks from our one-hour Sunday services by Rev. Paul Gonyea. The Spiritual Living Center of Atlanta is a thriving spiritual community which recognizes and honors God, as It is expressed through the wisdom of all spiritual teachers, including Jesus, Moses, the Buddha, Gandhi and Dr. King (among others). We have no formal doctrine or dogma. Our one-hour Sunday services are open and comfortable, with music, laughter, and interesting talks.
Hosts: cissa, marksteck, stephenfleming

2008-12-21 Celebrating a Jewish Christmas

Posted December 21, 2008 - 3:47pm by marksteck

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Christmas is not about the birth of a child named Christ. Christmas is a time to recognize the Christ-consciousness present in every person who is ever born, whoever they are. It is the recognition of the light that follows the darkness of the winter solstice. That light is always shining in me.

About this podcast:

Mostly ITP

Mostly ITP

Amber and Rusty podcast about whatever strikes their fancy, which generally are things and issues inside Atlanta's perimeter.
Hosts: Amber Rhea, Rusty Tanton

Interview - Jennifer Colter, spokesperson for Atlanta Steam

Posted December 19, 2008 - 3:51pm by Amber Rhea

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Atlanta Steam is Atlanta's Lingerie Football League team. The league has teams in cities throughout the U.S. and will hold their first game in September 2009. Rusty and I talk with Jennifer Colter about the concept behind the LFL and Atlanta's team in particular. The first round of tryouts is tomorrow, December 20!

About this podcast:

Mostly ITP

Mostly ITP

Amber and Rusty podcast about whatever strikes their fancy, which generally are things and issues inside Atlanta's perimeter.
Hosts: Amber Rhea, Rusty Tanton

Interview - Franklin Veaux, developer of Onyx

Posted December 14, 2008 - 4:26pm by Amber Rhea

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In this episode I interview Atlanta resident Franklin Veaux, creator of Onyx, a computer-based "game of sexual exploration." (Check out Regina Lynn's YourTango article about Onyx.) He also created the interactive sex map that was all the rage in the blogosphere a few months ago. We talk about life, the internet, and polyamory.*

* Obligatory vague Hitchhicker's Guide to the Galaxy reference.

About this podcast:

Zentropy Live!

Zentropy Live!

Uploads from our various shows... Allen Welty-Green - keyboards, percussion Davis Petterson - drums, percussion Jim Cotton - bass We see lots of you are downloading our stuff- Thanks! We'd love to know what you think! Please leave a few comments and/or visit our myspace page and send us your email address so we can put you on our list. If you like what you hear, we'd appreciate a small donation (via Paypal). Just click here. Thanks!
Hosts: Zentropy

Kirkwood Ballin' 10-9-8

Posted December 9, 2008 - 12:18am by Zentropy

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Show notes

Squeeze onto the tiny stage, turn on the microphone, and proceed to get all Zen-trippy on the Highland Inn crowd for 15 blissfull minutes (pix on our myspace site.)

About this podcast:

Spiritual Living Center of Atlanta

Spiritual Living Center of Atlanta

Weekly talks from our one-hour Sunday services by Rev. Paul Gonyea. The Spiritual Living Center of Atlanta is a thriving spiritual community which recognizes and honors God, as It is expressed through the wisdom of all spiritual teachers, including Jesus, Moses, the Buddha, Gandhi and Dr. King (among others). We have no formal doctrine or dogma. Our one-hour Sunday services are open and comfortable, with music, laughter, and interesting talks.
Hosts: cissa, marksteck, stephenfleming

2008-12-7: When Good Comes from Bad

Posted December 7, 2008 - 3:03pm by marksteck

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There are always going to be things that happen in the world that I don't like. That does not mean they did not happen for a good reason. Maybe I caused them myself. Maybe they happened to teach me a lesson. Maybe they only look bad at first, but later I will see the good and be grateful.

Georgia Podcast Network among Atlanta Magazine's "Best of Atlanta"

Posted November 26, 2008 - 9:29pm by Amber Rhea

Atlanta Magazine Best of Atlanta 2008 Guess what? The Georgia Podcast Network has been included in Atlanta Magazine's 2008 "Best of Atlanta" issue. They even printed a full page (p. 118) photo of an iPod with the Mostly ITP album art on the screen! Here's a scan:

And here's the text of the blurb:

Edifying iPod uploads
Georgia Podcast Network

Want to learn the history of Henry Schultz, the man behind the first successful bridge to span the Savannah River? The best tips for navigating Dragon-Con? Then a good place to start would be the Georgia Podcast Network. Started in 2006 by web developers Rusty Tanton and Amber Rhea, the network hosts more than fifty local podcasts—such as Tanton and Rhea's Mostly ITP—and links to podcasts already in production, such as Atlanta Business Radio (a Sandy Springs series focusing on successful businesspeople) and the Atlanta Press Club's broadcasts of its Newsmaker Luncheons.

Many thanks to Atlanta Magazine for including us and specifically mentioning Mostly ITP!

About this podcast:

Spiritual Living Center of Atlanta

Spiritual Living Center of Atlanta

Weekly talks from our one-hour Sunday services by Rev. Paul Gonyea. The Spiritual Living Center of Atlanta is a thriving spiritual community which recognizes and honors God, as It is expressed through the wisdom of all spiritual teachers, including Jesus, Moses, the Buddha, Gandhi and Dr. King (among others). We have no formal doctrine or dogma. Our one-hour Sunday services are open and comfortable, with music, laughter, and interesting talks.
Hosts: cissa, marksteck, stephenfleming

2008-11-16: How Can I Help?

Posted November 16, 2008 - 3:03pm by marksteck

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There are many wonderful things that Life has given to me, and I intend to return the favor. I am committed to using my gifts to help those in need, as long as they are also willing to help themselves. I am grateful to be of service, but I will not allow my generosity to be abused.

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