Podcasting Hacks

Contributors

This book covers a diverse range of hacks, a feat that was possible only with a diverse group of contributors. The following people contributed their hacks and knowledge to this book:

• Jay Allison is an independent broadcast journalist and regular contributor to public radio’s national programs. He has received five Peabody Awards. His recent co-productions include “This I Believe,” “Hidden Kitchens,” and “Lost & Found Sound.” Allison founded Atlantic Public Media (http://www.atlantic.org) to create new public radio stations on Cape Cod, where he lives. APM is also responsible for the Peabody Award–winning web site, Transom.org, which brings new voices to public radio, and the Public Radio Exchange (http://www.prx.org), which enables grass roots distribution of programming. Allison has also produced documentaries for ABC’s Nightline and published essays in the New York Times Magazine.

• Originally a Fine Arts graduate with an interest in computers and interactive installations, Tim Baker has been a multimedia consultant and professional interactive and web designer since graduating in 1995. Tim has also been involved with the UK and international mash-up/bootleg scene since 2002, and he runs the MutantPop forum at http://www.mutantpop.net/, as well as more recently the Radio Clash mash-up podcast at http://www.mutantpop.net/radioclash/. He lives in London.

• Stacy Bond currently produces KQED’s The California Report, a statewide public radio program heard by 650, 000 listeners ...