Don runs screencastsonline.com – a video tutorial service dedicated to explaining software for the Mac. He’s also a frequent guest on other podcasts such as Macbreak Weekly with Leo Laporte.
My guest for episode 19 is Shawn Blanc of shawnblanc.net. A Mac and technology blogger who is also a big fan of making coffee and taking the time to do things right.
Jim has been reporting on the Mac since 1994 and has a wealth of knowledge and opinions about the Mac and related technologies. We talk about his first Mac, the reason he got into writing about the Mac and how he decides on what to post on The Loop. We also chat about how The Loop supports him and his family and his thoughts on advertising/sponsorship of his site.
In episode 16, we continue our discussion from last week and follow up discussion about hosting, charging for hosting and plans for the future of Colours and Code.
In episode 15, Blaine and Chris talk about Chris’ impending move to a more powerful, reliable web host – something like Linode or another comparable VPS. We use a walk through written up by an employee at Auttomatic, the company behind WordPress, to frame our discussion.
In episode 14, we’re talking about mockups for web projects. The goal being to help clients visualize how it will actually work – getting past the roadblocks and getting their mind thinking about actual functionality without getting distracted by fonts, colours and code.
In episode 28 of Australia’s favourite podcast we talk about confronting your fears, avoiding the logical next step, remembering to breathe and figuring out how take your product or thing you do to the next level.
In episode 27 of Australia’s favourite podcast we talk about overcoming obstacles in setting up a new business idea and we also walk through a new e-commerce setup for Lost Wax.
In episode 26 of Australia’s favourite podcast, we talk about the new Facebook page format, keeping WordPress installs up to date, Smart Passive Income dudes we hate and new tools for virtual community building.
We recap round two ending and talk about game one of the third round. We also discuss sites and people we follow on Twitter and recommend for the NHL playoffs – and hockey in general. Tips for how to find the people who tweet about your team.
Round two continued. Kings and Coyotes move on. Torress suspension and the collective bargaining agreement are discussed.
The second round is always boring. Why? And what about those Coyotoes? What happened to St. Louis?
I was very reluctant to buy an app for a free service – but I took a chance based on the recommendation of others and have loved using Tweetbot. Listen and find out why.
In this episode I review Evernote for iOS, desktop, the web and other devices.
I use Instacast to listen to podcasts – just like the one you’re listening to right now. I love it and it completely replaced the iTunes and iPod app workflow I used to use. Listen to find out why.
In episode 7 of our return to The Google Juice we apologize for the long delay in episodes (the death knell of any online venture) and dive into our topic for the episode – Multilevel Marketing. With apologies to all the friends and family who’ve pitched us on Amway Knives and other things that make us want to stab ourselves, listen in to get our opinion of multilevel marketing.
For episode 6 of The Google Juice, Chris & Anthony talk about the pitfalls of locking in your business to Facebook.
In episode 5 of The Google Juice, our corporate team of marketers, advertisers, accountants and lawyers all tackle the idea of how businesses try to mis-represent themselves as having more employees – especially when there’s actually only one employee.
In episode 7 of Canada’s favourite podcast we talk about Google Music and compare it to iTunes Match. We also chat about Starbucks updated iPhone app, Mixel, the MacBook Air and Blaine reviews his new AeroPress.
In episode 6 of Canada’s favourite podcast we go really, really, really long on Expression Engine. Expression Engine is a content management system like WordPress – hear why it’s different and why you might want to use it.
In episode 5 of Canada’s favourite podcast (I just say that for SEO benefits. We’re as spammy as the next podcast network), we get to chat with Ginger Koolick, organizer of Barcamp Saskatoon. We find out what to expect from Barcamp and, most importantly, what they’re looking for in terms of speakers. Afterwards, Blaine and Chris chat about Twitter Stories, Newsblur, Mac Pros and a short GarageBand for iPhone review.
