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Sunday, March 2nd, 2008
I surrender. 40 Days of Catholic Media is a podcast. When I started this project I deliberately didn’t call it a podcast. It was just a post a day that could contain text, pictures, audio or video– in short, a multimedia project. However people keep asking how they can subscribe to [...]
Day 25: GrapeVine Online - The Magazine About Catholic Music and Catholic Performing Artists
Saturday, March 1st, 2008Today I had a lovely chat with Susan Bailey, a Catholic musician and the brains, brawn and beauty behind GrapeVine Online, a podcast, blog and print magazine about Catholic Music and Catholic musicians. She has an interesting perspective on Lent because her husband is a Melkite Catholic and is studying to be a [...]
Day 23: People Who Like Popple are the Luckiest People in the World
Thursday, February 28th, 2008On Day 3 of 40 Days of Catholic media, I interviewed Kyle Heimann of Popple about the significance of Lent in a Catholic’s journey. In the intervening 3 weeks Popple have been very busy touring, and recording new music and a new video. First up, is a youtube video of Popple’s Forever Yours produced by [...]
Pray-as-you-go . . . daily prayer for your MP3 player
Monday, February 25th, 2008Pray-as-you-go is a daily podcast containing scripture readings, guided reflections, and soothing music to aid one in their daily prayers. It is produced by the Jesuits of Britain and was initially launched as a limited run Lenten series a few years back (sort of like this podcast series). It has been running daily for several [...]
Day 16: A Prime Place for a Pontifical Podcast
Thursday, February 21st, 2008Continuing with my internexploration of spiritually significant places, great Catholic podcasts, (and apparently alliteration starting with the letter P), we slide through the intertubes to Vatican City to listen to VATICAN RADIO which broadcasts news of the Catholic Church, Papal audiences, and news and social commentary from a Catholic perspective in over 32 [...]
Day 15- Podcasting Priests on Pilgrimage Preach to a Pilgrim People
Wednesday, February 20th, 2008Now say that title five times quickly.
Continuing on my theme of the spiritual importance of place and sacred spaces, today I’m going to highlight just a few podcasts where priests are sharing their pilgrimages through their podcasts.
First up is Father Bill Kessler, who hosts the Technopriest and Technochurch podcasts. In November, Father Bill went [...]
Day 11 of 40 Days of Catholic Media– Join the ipadre in his live recording of his 100th show tomorrow.
Saturday, February 16th, 2008Giggling Nuns, teeny tiny railroads, a geek priest who Ustreams his holy hours: the motto of the Ipadre podcast is All Things Catholic and Then Some, and Father Jay Finelli certainly delivers on that promise. He will be recording his 100th episode live on Ustream tomorrow, Sunday February 17 at 5:00 pm EST. [...]
Day 10 of 40 Days of Catholic Media– Catholic City with Zina
Friday, February 15th, 2008Zina Gomez-Liss has just launched, Catholic City with Zina
a wonderful video podcast which explores the Catholic culture and heritage of her hometown Boston. It is done in a lighthearted humorous fashion with loads of pretty graphics and special effects.
I spoke to Zina for quite a while about her videocast and the spiritual significance of [...]
Day 7 of 40 Days of Catholic Media with Greg Willits of Rosary Army
Tuesday, February 12th, 2008Download// Listen to
This weekend, Rosary Army unveiled their 2 years in the making website redesign and it’s a beauty. I spoke briefly with Greg Willits from Rosary Army about the new website and how his Lenten practices enrich his spiritual life.
Day 6 of 40 Days of Catholic Media: Tupelo Catholic Podcast
Monday, February 11th, 2008I called Rob Williams of the Tupelo Catholic Podcast while he was attending Podcamp Nashville. I was hoping for a brief interview about the importance of Lent and a podcamp recap. However cellphone reception was very bad, so I got a 1 min interview. Be sure to check out Rob’s Tupelo Catholic [...]
Day 4 of 40 Days of Catholic Media: Father Roderick came to Toronto
Saturday, February 9th, 2008Here is a brief interview I did with Father Roderick when he came to Toronto last month.
In August of 2005 I got my first mp3 player and started scouring the Internet for mp3s to put on it. I discovered the early This week in Tech programs, and found 2 neat Catholic podcasts, [...]
Day 3- C’mon Popple, it’s Lent
Friday, February 8th, 2008Last night, I had the pleasure of interviewing Kyle Heimann of Popple for my songwriting podcast, For the Sake of the Song. Popple are getting quite well known around the Catholic podosphere for their quirky, funny nerdy songs about life and faith. Kyle and I also talked about the importance of the season of [...]
Some neat new Catholic sites
Sunday, February 3rd, 2008One of the things nobody tells you about podcasting, is that once you have a podcast and figure out how to produce a podcast, you start having a gajillion ideas for other podcasts and the temptation becomes very great to eat into your time and start up new podcasts. About a month ago I [...]
For the Sake of The Song: December Songs of Faith
Tuesday, December 11th, 2007Over at my other blog and podcast For the Sake of the Song, I’m dedicating my podcasts during the month of December to interviews with Catholic and other Christian songwriters. As a songwriter, I identify as a folk and children’s entertainer who is Catholic, but I deeply admire songwriters who can [...]
Things that Make Me Go Hmmm…
Tuesday, December 11th, 2007I started this blog because I was fascinated by the growing Catholic podcasting and blogging community and I wanted to be a part of it and investigate how social media is being used to nourish and strengthen a worldwide Catholic community. Early on I realized that social networks, “Internet Community” and internet [...]
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