Podcasts or podcasting are HUGE in my “other” world of business. You can get followers, expertise, and share your passion.
And I have no clue how to do it!
(Not even sure I want to add ANOTHER thing to my already packed life!)
But there are tons of popular geocaching podcasts out there. Here are a few to check out!
PodCacher
Offers a weekly podcast about Geocaching as well as a written journal of our Geocaching experiences, musings, rants, raves and opinions.
The GeoSnippits Reboot Podcast
The GeoSnippits Reboot Podcast is a brand new tutorial show designed to educate and entertain geocachers of all experience levels. Each Thursday at 8:30PM ET, Co-host Dave ‘Debaere’ DeBaeremaeker and GeoSnippits founder Andy ‘Headhardhat’ Smith disc
Caching in the NorthWest
A podcast dedicated to Geocaching in the great Pacific Northwest. You hosts, The Bad Cop and WitzEnd bring you news, stories and events all with a unique sense of humor.
The Podcache Show
A light-hearted look at geocaching in the UK.
(Did I miss yours? Send me an email and I’ll get you added!)
So just what IS podcasting?
A podcast (noun) is a digital audio file made available on the Internet for downloading to a computer or portable media player, typically available as a series, new installments of which can be received by subscribers automatically.
Here’s some great information about podcasting. It’s got a business bend to it but it is valuable info for a newbie!
Basically it’s a “radio” program you listen to at any time. Pretty awesome, right?
What I LOVE about geocaching podcasting is that I DON’T have to do through the iTunes store to listen in. In the business world, having a top rated podcast on iTunes is a big deal. But from a LISTENER standpoint, I hate iTunes. I can NEVER find anything and it takes 17 steps to get it downloaded.
Geocaching podcasts… Geocachers know to make it easy so we can enjoy the information!
So tell me, do you listen to geocaching podcasts? What topics would YOU want to see covered on a podcast?
What’s a Geocaching Podcast?
Podcasts or podcasting are HUGE in my “other” world of business. You can get followers, expertise, and share your passion.
(Not even sure I want to add ANOTHER thing to my already packed life!)
But there are tons of popular geocaching podcasts out there. Here are a few to check out!
PodCacher
Offers a weekly podcast about Geocaching as well as a written journal of our Geocaching experiences, musings, rants, raves and opinions.
The GeoSnippits Reboot Podcast
The GeoSnippits Reboot Podcast is a brand new tutorial show designed to educate and entertain geocachers of all experience levels. Each Thursday at 8:30PM ET, Co-host Dave ‘Debaere’ DeBaeremaeker and GeoSnippits founder Andy ‘Headhardhat’ Smith disc
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Caching in the NorthWest
A podcast dedicated to Geocaching in the great Pacific Northwest. You hosts, The Bad Cop and WitzEnd bring you news, stories and events all with a unique sense of humor.
The Podcache Show
A light-hearted look at geocaching in the UK.
(Did I miss yours? Send me an email and I’ll get you added!)
So just what IS podcasting?
A podcast (noun) is a digital audio file made available on the Internet for downloading to a computer or portable media player, typically available as a series, new installments of which can be received by subscribers automatically.
Here’s some great information about podcasting. It’s got a business bend to it but it is valuable info for a newbie!
Basically it’s a “radio” program you listen to at any time. Pretty awesome, right?
What I LOVE about geocaching podcasting is that I DON’T have to do through the iTunes store to listen in. In the business world, having a top rated podcast on iTunes is a big deal. But from a LISTENER standpoint, I hate iTunes. I can NEVER find anything and it takes 17 steps to get it downloaded.
Geocaching podcasts… Geocachers know to make it easy so we can enjoy the information!
So tell me, do you listen to geocaching podcasts? What topics would YOU want to see covered on a podcast?
8 years ago • Thought You Should Know • Tags: podcast