....andDemo'ing the Tascam DR-40, 13 Jan 2012

See part 2 for details of panellists (these are given at the start of the podcast).

Moderator - John Allen Hendricks, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Participants:

Michael Brown, University of Wyoming

Frank Chorba, Washburn University

David Dzikowski, Penn State University

Phyllis Johnson, Southern Illinois University

Bruce Mims, Southeast Missouri State University

Richard Rudin, Liverpool John Moores University (UK)

Chetachi, a first generation American, whose familhy origins are in Nigeria, contributed to a great panel called "3,2,1...Tweet: Synchronous Spcial Media Use During Class Time', as part of the Broadcast Education Assoociation's (BEA) 2011 Convention at the Las Vegas Hilton Conference Centre.

Interview from The Radio Conference in Auckland, New Zealand, with Siobhan McHugh of the University of Wollongong, Australia, on the power of oral history and its relationship with journalism. WARNING! This podcast contains a powerful narrative and strong language which is unsuitable for younger listners.

Interviewing Bruce Berryman, of Melbourne RMIT about 'Radio: a transnational conference', Auckland, January 2011 and other things Kiwi and Oz-ish.

This was part of a lecture I have about UK radio to Communications' students at Liverpool University. The lecturer (professor) introducing me, and later chairing the Q and A, is Dr Adrian Quinn.

Tuesday, 20 April, 2010. This was recorded shortly after UK airspace and airports had been re-opened. It looked as if my re-scheduled flight would go ahead. I had been fretting since the Saturday, when informed that my original flight due to leave the next day had been cancelled due to volcanic activity in Iceland.

This was the last of 5 panels in which I participated at the 2010 Broadcast Education Association convention, Las Vegas. The introduction is by Deborah Wilson, moderatorr for this panel which discussed different approaches and histories of community radio, covering the UK, USA, South Africa and New Zealand.