I'm working on that podcast folks. Sorry, I'm trying to figure out a way to record it and have software make a draft of the transcript simultaneously. Did you know MS Office has a voice transcription tool? I'll get back to you on how useful it is. I promise, podcast by the end of today!

Also, don't forget as you post pictures and videos and other content you find online, you'll want to give credit by somehow citing where/how/when you found the resource. Notice I'm not asking for a full bibliographic citation here (and realistically, most of the citation style guidelines are not prepared for Internet based resources, I know, I've been trying to work with MLA, APA, Chicago, and CSE...ugh!). Notice I've just included a little line of who made/posted the resource and a link to where I found it. I've also been careful (notice I didn't say "very") to make sure it is stuff labeled as CC (creative commons). So...what do you do with this image when the person has posted under a CC license; however, clearly from another source?

So if I can't get the podcast to you, you can learn about podcasting by asking a ninja (And notice how he is explaining RSS without ever using the word!)
Image posted by penmachine @ Flickr