Monthly Archives: July 2008
How to podcast using your mobile phone
Sound simple doesn’t it. Just find a way of leaving a message on something like skype, then get it to encode your audio, upload it to the server and generate the XML. However, the whole skype thing is a bit of a red herring - I’ve been trying to make this work on and off for a … Continue reading
Finalising the kit
It’s fair to say we may have been a little obsessed with our kit. The problem was of course, that we were delayed by a year – and there’s only so much time you can take up obsessing over visas and injections – so kit seemed a harmless hobby. I’ve lost count of the tents … Continue reading
New Podcast Update from Matthew
A new Podcast Update has been left by Matthew Click here to listen to it in Quick Time. Or use this player to listen: [Audio clip: view full post to listen] If you want to automatically receive the podcast updates in your podcast software follow the instructions on the Podcast page.
New Podcast Update from Matthew
A new Podcast Update has been left by Matthew Click here to listen to it in Quick Time. Or use this player to listen: [Audio clip: view full post to listen] If you want to automatically receive the podcast updates in your podcast software follow the instructions on the Podcast page.
New PhoneBlogz Post
A new audio message has been left: CLICK HERE (testing a way of creating a podcast via my mobile phone on the way to Russia)
Good news from Everyman
As many of you know, on this trip we’re raising money for Everyman – the male cancer charity – look up in the top right hand corner and you can do your bit too Anyway, great news from them today – they think they’ve found a new drug that will combat prostate cancer – this … Continue reading
Be honest, I look good don’t I.
Thing is, I can’t help spending money in camping shops. It’s a problem, and it leads me to buy things I think I really need. In this case I’m certain I need this. It’s a bivi bag, or you could call it a waterproof sleeping bag cover. Whatever your syntax of choice – it’s lovely … Continue reading
Some people shouldn’t be allowed to watch TV
The people who wrote in to the BBC Trust to complain about Top Gear showing an image of a frost bitten willy, and showing Jeremy Clarkson and James May enjoying a glass of rather nice booze as they drove to the North Pole (get that – they were driving to the North Pole – in … Continue reading
