I've always been a fan of what Alex Mandossian calls "dead-time learning," listening to audiotapes from The Teaching Company while driving or cooking. I started "smoking the podcast dope" in May of 2005, and by September, after contracting a bad case of earbud isolationism, had co-founded the world's first Podcast Asylum. Even without recording your own podcast, you can use this new medium to make connections and attract prospects from around the world.
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As co-founder of the Podcast Asylum, Author-izer Sallie Goetsch (rhymes with "sketch") writes and speaks about podcasting from the listener's perspective. She started "smoking the podcast dope" in April 2005 and immediately contracted a bad case of earbud isolationism, using podcasting to make connections and attract prospects from around the world without recording her own podcast . She works tirelessly to cure the epidemic of podcastus ignoramus among business owners. Her day job is turning consultants into authors.
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Sallie Goetsch started helping other people with their writing at the age of nine. Before going into business for herself, she translated, directed, produced, and was sometimes forced to act in Greek and Roman plays, as well as founding an electronic journal. Her FileSlinger™ Backup Blog appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle in May 2005.
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