In this Griddlesode we thank some listeners like:

• John in Plano, Texas
• Josh from California
• Dave in San Ramon, California
• Tom from Kansas

We answer a question from Eric from Champlin, MN

We hear our first Audio Feedback from Michael Kreidler of Disciples With Microphones Podcast or his blog Disciples with Microphones News

And we read an email from Nick of Birmingham, UK and The Grassroots Channel

Next, we talk about some things that have been happening over the past couple of weeks since Griddlecakes created the iDog sketch for Adam Curry’s Daily Source Code (DSC#275)

And lastly, we hear the Third Edition of “Daddy Don’t Catch on Fire: And other useful advice” where Ron tells a story entitled: “The Summer that I learned that Life Wasn’t Fair.”

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Here is a direct link to Griddlesode #13 (15.8 MB) but if you like the show, please subscribe—either through the XML or iTunes links on the side.

In this Griddlesode, we thank some listeners, like Christy of The Thinking Southerner for their feedback.  Then we talk about The Podcast and Portable Media Expo
and all of the people that we met there:

• Steve Webb of LifeSpring Podcast
• Jeff and Kat from JVonD Radio
• Craig Patchett from Behind The Scenes
• Kari from The Prime Spot
• Corey from Redjazz Radio
• Jason from History Podcast
• Adam from the MacCast MacCast
• Greg from Five Questions
• CC Chapman from Accident Hash and The Podsafe Music Network
• John from The M Show
• Bruce Murray from The ZedCast
• Chris MacIntyre from Podcast Alley
• Dan Klass from The Bitterest Pill
• Michael Geohegan from Reel Reviews
• Rob from Podcast411
• Scott Fletcher from Podcheck Review
• Swoopy from Skepticality
• Clinton from Comedy4Cast

We briefly talk about the fact that podcasting is still in its infancy from a “technology adoption” point of view, and discuss some ways to fix it using the ideas captured in Geoffrey Moore’s book called Crossing the Chasm.  And lastly, we perform a musical sketch to help people learn about podcasting…with the little help from an my daughter, the famous Stephanie, and an orchestra.

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In this special edition Griddlesode we travel across the country and visit the “Birthplace of American Liberty” Lexington, Massachusetts.

Join Ron as he tells the story of the beginning of the American Revolution, from the Stamp Act in 1765 to the first bloodshed on Lexington Green.

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In addition, here are three photographs for you from Lexington town center:

• Lexington Green
• Buckman Tavern
• Hancock-Clarke House