Joho the Blog » Chris Lydon, at it again

Emmett O'Connell, on December 21st, 2007 at 9:22 am Said:

The interviews are great, but the way it runs now, with the shows posted up with the interviews already done, is less engaging the the original ROS. Now, its like a Chris Lydon podcast, not ROS.

What I loved about ROS was the pitch-a-show thread and the conversations that happened before Chris would do an interview.

Akma » Whew!, on December 22nd, 2007 at 11:00 am Said:

[...] days are getting longer! At last! Meanwhile, David’s description of the return of Open Source Radio gets it just right — “more naturally than ever, in Web-only [...]

Chris Lydon, at it again Posted on December 21st, 2007 Radio Open Source lives, perhaps more naturally than ever, in Web-only form. Chris Lydon has been piling up some terrific interviews. Treat yourself! [Tags: christopher_lydon radio interviews podcasts ] Tagged with: culture Previous: « Ten worst telco moments \|\| Next: Two brilliants talks on education » 2 Responses to “Chris Lydon, at it again” Emmett O'Connell, on December 21st, 2007 at 9:22 am Said: The interviews are great, but the way it runs now, with the shows posted up with the interviews already done, is less engaging the the original ROS. Now, its like a Chris Lydon podcast, not ROS. What I loved about ROS was the pitch-a-show thread and the conversations that happened before Chris would do an interview. Akma » Whew!, on December 22nd, 2007 at 11:00 am Said: [...] days are getting longer! At last! Meanwhile, David’s description of the return of Open Source Radio gets it just right — “more naturally than ever, in Web-only [...] Leave a Reply Name (required) Mail (required) Website Notify me of followup comments via e-mail	Web Joho only Entries (RSS) Comments (RSS).
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Chris Lydon, at it again