This last week I listened to a couple of podcasts through Odeo. Odeo is a sort of podcast aggregation service where you can queue up podcasts to listen to, or download for offline listening. Although it works with the Ipodder libraries I found it infinitely more user friendly and easy to use to the extent that it's still running on 2 PC's for the last 3 days.

Podcast worth referring:-

The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 98 - A feature about online music and music licensing issues with an in-depth interview with John Buckman founder of Magnatunes.com. Audible!

The Linux User Show Episode 13 - Interview with Richard Stallman about the GNU license and the importance of software freedom. RMS used a brilliant analogy when comparing the software freedom to the freedom one has when using recipes by created by others, changing them and redistributing them to your friends. Authoritative!

Infonomicon - A new addition to my podcast queue made an entertaining listen while cleaning my room. Swear words prevail!

With all these long podcast shows I wonder when winamp are going to decide to allow creation of bookmarks to mark time positions within a single file.

IT Conversations, Interview with Joel Spolsky. Amongst the many interesting points, Joel remarked that users don’t usually come up with radically new developments for software, apart from the obvious staff that the programmers already know about. It is up to the programming team to come up with these new developments