Qarrtsiluni Podcast #2: Transformation
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Duration: 1 hour and 52 minutes
Start times of selections:
0:55 Jessamyn Smyth and Allan Peterson — issue summary (read by Jessamyn)
1:55 Mario Milosevic — Red Shift
3:15 Barbara Smith — On Not Seeing Inside the Sistine Chapel
4:51 Robin Sontheimer — We Are Astronauts or The Pornography of a Backrub
6:03 Jo Hemmant — Typhoon
7:28 Ann E. Michael — Lot’s Wife
8:10 Pamela Hart — anecdote of air
9:03 Sonia Hendy-Isaac — Tailor
10:06 Angela France — A Fallow Blooming
11:43 Janet McCann — The Young Woman Who is President
13:20 Liz Gallagher — A Breeze in My Hair
14:54 K. Alma Peterson — Transitory Particulates Become I Ching Hexagrams 57 and 59
16:20 Judith Bernal — Touched
17:33 Matthew Hittinger — Uncle Remus Denies the Ethnographer
21:38 Katherine Durham Oldmixon — Hiroshima
23:09 Oriana — St. Joan Speaks to Me
24:18 Christopher Hennessy — Alice in Rehab
25:21 Evan J. Peterson — Clay
27:10 Dana Guthrie Martin — Letter From a Parasitic Head
29:00 Mario Milosevic — Pulling Strings: A Quantum Story Cycle
37:42 Daniel Hales — Microphone
39:11 Zoe Polach — Pandora Opens Schrödinger’s Box
41:47 Katherine Williams — A Poet Takes His Girl Dancing
43:09 Jessica Fox-Wilson — Inside My Glass Coffin
45:08 Lisken Van Pelt Dus — The Latch Once Lifted
46:09 Chris Clarke — Bighorn
52:01 Michael Brant Demaria — Transformation (sample)
53:01 Scott Wiggerman — Berdache
55:18 Richard Garcia — Untitled
57:00 Susan Meyers — Melons
58:57 Penny Harter — Blessing Dream, Santa Fe
1:00:12 Tammy Ho Lai-ming — The Fisherman’s Wife (read by Hanani Cha)
1:01:48 Chris Clarke — Sea Change
1:04:29 Charlotte Mandel — Sandbar
1:06:42 Susannah Lang — Virgin Appears on Highway Viaduct
1:08:14 Nicolette Bethel — Sevenling: Life is a Drying
1:09:13 Caitlin O’Brien — Smoke
1:10:17 K. Alma Peterson — Pressed for Light Her Thinking Eye Decides
1:11:26 Dax Bayard-Murray — Frida Kahlo
1:12:25 Pamela Johnson Parker — Cameo Appearance: Here Carved
1:13:43 Bobbie Lurie — Paradise of Sadness
1:15:45 Farideh Hassanzadeh-Mostafavi — Spider
1:17:08 Marjorie Stamm Rosenfeld — Gray Cheek
1:19:23 Melinda Wilson — Common Birds and Their Songs
1:20:11 Darcy Bruce — Against Atmosphere
1:23:54 Nicolette Bethel — The Granddaughter Sings Lily Home (1994)
1:25:10 Tom Sheehan — Slow Motion Barn
1:26:37 Richard Garcia — The Three
1:29:24 Moira Richards and Barbara Taylor — Another Day
1:31:48 Clare Grant — Three Beautiful Things
1:32:53 Suzanne Grazyna — Dia de los Muertos (1) (read by Dave)
1:34:21 Monica Raymond — What the Echo Knows
1:35:18 Pamela Johnson Parker — Cameo: Epithaliamion
1:37:16 Matthew Hittinger — Local Lepidoptera Adopt Municipal Pool for Epic Opera Debut
1:40:15 Susan Roney-O’Brien — Lepidoptera
1:41:56 Joe Hyam — The Thought (read by Dave)
1:43:25 Paul Selig — Commencement Speech
qarrtsiluni 
I’ve given it a day to sort itself out, but for some reason the new podcast doesn’t seem to be being picked up by iTunes: is there anything different about how you included the mp3? Or something?
I don’t know. At this point, I can barely access the internet, so I’m not even able to verify whether it’s playable through the Flash player above. (Is it?) It’s possible something screwy happened during the upload yesterday afternoon, which took about half an hour due to my radically slowed-down DSL speed.
O.K., it does seem to be there, at least. And the post shows up in the feed.
One possibility that occurs to me is that iTunes has an upper limit of 100MB per podcast.
OK, it’s found it and downloaded it now. Don’t know what that was about.
Oh good!
How very cool.
OK, I’ve just begun my own series of podcasts and have found it relatively painless to upload them to iTunes. If I can just remember how …
There’s a programme called Podcast Maker (http://www.lemonzdream.com/podcastmaker/) that I am using on a trial basis (the latest release is in beta, and there’s a 30 day free trial; so far so good.). I make the podcast and then turn it into a mpeg and then I plonk that into the programme and it publishes it for me. I think there is a way to make the podcast in the programme but for the moment I’m in amateur land, so I just use the MacBook and GarageBand.
Podcast Maker publishes the podcast automatically to iTunes, which is not a painless process at all – I didn’t put in a whole lot of metatags or anything. I did submit the feed manually to iTunes in the beginning, and so the programme is only following up, but there it is.
(I too would subscribe if it were in iTunes.)
Thanks, Scavella. I’ve just gotten the podcast approved and listed by iTunes — it’s here (link also added above) — but now I need to figure out how to edit the feed to include art, metatags, etc. Can’t use Podcast Maker, cuz I’m not a Macabite. But might be able to do something with Feedburner, I don’t know.