I’m a big fan of podcasts. I listen to them in the car, at home, while I’m on the treadmill and on the subway. Thanks to podcasting, I can listen to my favorite programs when and where it’s convenient for me. But what’ s even better about podcasts is that I can find content that focuses on my interests. And my interests are much narrower than the general public’ s interests. This isn’t broadcasting. It’s content for me and my community.<\/p>\n
Each week, Martin Waxman<\/a>, Gini Dietrich<\/a> and I record the Inside PR podcast<\/a>. We talk about things that interest us as communications professionals who are also exploring the changes that social software and social networking have made possible in the ways that people find one another, form relationships and interact. We try to talk about what’ s really going on, not just what happened. So we look for the truths and trends that underlie the communications and technology developments of the week.<\/p>\n It’ s fun for us to share our thoughts. But it’ s even better when you tell us what you think. So, please do give us your ideas for what we should talk about on inside PR. You can reach us on our Inside PR podcast Facebook Group<\/a>, by leaving a comment on the Inside PR blog<\/a>, or by tweeting to @inside_PR<\/a>.<\/p>\n Don’ t be a stranger. Don’ t be shy. Let us know what matters to you and what you would like Inside PR to talk about.<\/p>\n And because seeing is better than reading, here’s my video invitation to participate in setting the agenda for Inside PR.<\/p>\n