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Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #058 – 2008 Christmas Special

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EELS 58 Thursday 18th December 2008 – 2008 Christmas Special
 
The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #058

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Last show of the year. Another long one this time.
 
For this special show we pulled together as many of the guests who have appeared on this show during 2008 and have as many as we can on at the same time. We have a great time around asking them to respond to the same statement :
 
“* When I think about 2008 The thing that comes to mind is …………”
 
Here’s what happens, along with the usual great discussion and some unusual seasonal merryment courtesy of Silkcharm and my sharing a Christmas easter-egg on Flickr.
 
I’d like to personally thank all the supporters of the show .. and thank our listener for sticking by us.
 
Peace.
 
Enjoy!
 
Dave, Mike, Kent [hosts]
@dnwallace, @fang, @kentnewsome
 
Guests on this show:
laurel papworth – @silkcharm : Sydney
mark pesce – @mpesce : Sydney [via skype out]
beth kanter – @kanter : Boston
graham steel – @McDawg : Scotland [pre-recorded]
al upton – @alupton : Adelaide
 
Laurel:
- tipping points
– PanPa [presenting to media proprietors, now different, more strategic]
– Cute boyfriend
– mumbai / twitter / swarm-organising
- saudi (hilite)
- back to singapore    

Mark:
- year of the iPhone
– always connected thru portal to social sphere
– evolution of social network tools

Beth:
- year of generous geeks
– against backdrop of tough times for NonProfits
– two truckloads of protien via comments
– qik schwag
- twitter adoption in NonProfits
– tweetsgiving 2 days, twitter,
– @pistachio http://twitter.com/pistachio
2009 year of social media indigestion…

Kent:
- tough economic times
– fluff shakeout (choice vs utility)
– mark thinks tools will improve

AL:
[- podiatry? ] @dnwallace on twitter: “off to the podiatrist. feet eh…strange things….don’t even use mine but still gotta have em <shrugs> Be back for this arvos eel058. 

- the minilegends
– work / life balance??
– optimistic about next year!
– alupton.edublogs.org
– VOTE edublogs awards now: http://edublogawards.com/2008/best-class-edublog-2008/

Years highlights of this podcast

-shows #41-#58
-50 shows met
-sponsorship from unclenick hodge    

* When I think about 2008 The thing that comes to mind is …………
 [ ] how does that relate to our connections with each other?
 [ ] any other connection stories? (ie when did our stories overlap)

beth’s live blog post about flickr easter egg -
http://beth.typepad.com/beths_blog/2008/12/ho-ho-ho-hat-not-so-happy-holiday.html
ponzi scheme -
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20081212/bs_nm/us_madoff_arrest
[backchannel: "what scheme? ponzi? isn't that chris pirillo's mrs?"]
 
Remember the TPN pledge drive – the network needs you.
 
Acknowledgments:

Intro music, “Wake Up Now”, by steck, via macjams.com.
cc Flickr photo above by me

4 Responses to “Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #058 – 2008 Christmas Special”

  1. Graham Steel Says:

    What a great show !

    Well done everyone.

    All I want for Christmas now is an i-phone !!

    Graham

    Q: What does Santa do with fat elves?
    A: He sends them to the Elf Farm

    http://www.instantrimshot.com/

  2. Tom Says:

    Really shonky audio this show. Could barely hear Laurel she was so muffled and far too much typing and rustling noises over the top… even heavy breathing. Could those not talking not mute their mics?

    A shame, it sounded like it was going to be an interesting show but I just couldn’t get to the end.

  3. extraordinary Says:

    Tom. Yeah Laurel was on a Skype phone her end and so didn’t have control over volume as we’d like and that’s the problem with doing these Skype conference type recordings as all the sources get mixed together and not much can do after.

    Good point about the muting, most of typing was me I think. Sorry, will try improve those in future.

    Dave

  4. Tom Says:

    No worries Dave. I listened to the end on my PC rather than iPod and it was much better… the iPod audio must have exacerbated it.

    Happy New Year!

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