The Nashville Feed: Recent Episodes
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The Nashville Feed is a roundtable discussion focusing on technology news out of Nashville and how technology effects Music City. It features people in the tech community of Nashville.
Kickstarter has been around since 2009 and only just recently it has burst into the view of the mainstream internet user. Every week, tens of thousands of people pledge millions of dollars to projects from the worlds of music, film, art, technology, design, games, fashion, food, publishing, and other creative fields. Since its launch more than one and a quarter million people have pledged $130 million to projects by creators who always maintain full ownership and complete creative control of their work.
But there is a stigma associated with the crowdfunding model in the music industry. That Kickstarter is no more than begging for money from friends and relatives. In this episode of the Nashville Tech Feed we dive into the topic of Kickstarter and crowdfunding. Independent author Brett Henley joins us to discuss his Kickstarter project and share his experience from start to finish. Also in the conversation is Artist manager and entertainment attorney Eric Griffin with the music industry perspective.
In the second part of the episode we go over the upcoming Podcamp Nashville 2012 which is April 14, 2012 Downtown Nashville.
As always we end the show with what media we're consuming.
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Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson, Brett Henley & Eric Griffin
Links & More Notes: http://nashvillefeed.com/wiki/index.php?title=NashTechFeed_36
Dude where’s my music? If you’ve seen the movie “Dude Where’s My Car” it’s a little like that when it comes to moving your music around. The search continues for the perfect solution to get music from place to place while keeping it in sync. Is the cloud aka online storage the silver bullet?
Amazon.com has jumped into the game with their Amazon Cloud Player, this online “hard drive” is where you can stream your music to your computer or Android phone. it’s not perfect but It’s a big player entering a legal gray space for licensing. As always with something new the Labels are suing already. Others like MOG and Rdio try for the all you can eat err listen, still others cling to the pay per download like Apple. From our discussion it’s a combination of a couple services to get what you want.
Then there is the music industry 800 pound gorilla in the room who are still clinging to the old model while seemly afraid of new ideas. If the average music buyer would subscribe to a all you can eat plan there would four fold their yearly music spend. Why wouldn’t you want that?
In episode #35 of the Nashville Tech Feed our panel of Lucas Hendrickson and Paul Schatzkin discuss Amazon’s Cloud Player and the labels response to the, streaming services, the future of the business of how you listen to music and more.
We finish as always with “What We’re Consuming”
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Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson & Paul Schatzkin
Links & More Notes: http://nashvillefeed.com/wiki/index.php?title=NashTechFeed_35
We’re live from Podcamp Nashville 2011 one of the largest Podcamps in the United States. After a whirlwind day of live streaming everybody else we jump in for the last slot.
Wrapping up what was the hot app of the event, mainstreaming of geekery, how traditional media makes new media geeks happy even though we knock it at every chance, a review of the Podcamp day and what stood out. Moving along we continue with the difference between the un-conferences along with how securing sponsorships for each one is very different. Then how the impromptu rooms turned out and what the sessions were there and was the session drawing a success. The future of the Podcamp Nashville do we go two days with tracks or not? Finally finish off with our what were consuming segment! Wheh that was a lot. Enjoy!
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Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson, Justin Davis & Dave Delaney
Links & More Notes: http://nashvillefeed.com/wiki/index.php?title=NashTechFeed_34
Nashville Tech Feed episode #33 is the final part series with shorter one on one interviews with Podcamp Nashville 2011 speakers. The series the Five or 5, it’s five questions with a guest or five minutes which ever comes first.
We’re highlighting speakers at Podcamp Nashville who’s sessions we feel are value to see but signup isn’t where we would hope. This last interview is with a speaker who was an alternative and was added to the schedule only a week ago so he hasn't had the exposure of the other sessions.
In the last episode we had William Griggs talking about his session Hustlenomics 101: From Idea To Business -- Tips, Tools & Tactics That Work and in episode 33 Winston Hearn independent video producer answers questions about his presentation To Infinity and Beyond: The Basics of Online Video Production
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Hosts: David Beronja, Winston Hearn
Links & More Notes: http://nashvillefeed.com/wiki/index.php?title=NashTechFeed_33
Nashville Tech Feed episode #32 is the third in our four part series with shorter one on one interviews with Podcamp Nashville 2011 speakers. The series the Five or 5, it’s five questions with a guest or five minutes which ever comes first.
We’re highlighting speakers at Podcamp Nashville who’s sessions we feel are value to see but signup isn’t where we would hope. They generally happen to be music related but that’s the nature of the Nashville Tech Feed we always seemed to get pulled into the music discussion.
In the last episode we had John Pisciotta talking about his session MusicRow 2.0 – How Nashville keeps the title of “Music City” In the New Entertainment World and in episode 32 William Griggs founder of GiveYear answers questions about his presentation Hustlenomics 101: From Idea To Business -- Tips, Tools & Tactics That Work
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Hosts: David Beronja, William Griggs
Links & More Notes: http://nashvillefeed.com/wiki/index.php?title=NashTechFeed_32
Nashville Tech Feed episode #31 continues with our shorter one on one interviews with Podcamp Nashville 2011 speakers. This series the Five or 5, it’s five questions with a guest or five minutes which ever comes first.
We’re highlighting speakers at Podcamp Nashville who’s sessions we feel are value to see but signup isn’t where we would hope. They generally happen to be music related but that’s the nature of the Nashville Tech Feed we always seemed to get pulled into the music discussion.
In the last episode we had Charles Alexander talking about his session Music Marketing Platforms - A Quick Hit Comparison and in episode 31 John Pisciotta joins us to answer our 5 questions about his presentation MusicRow 2.0 - How Nashville keeps the title of "Music City" In the New Entertainment World.
John is Founder at MusicSynk and Entrepreneur in Residence at Blue Arc Capital. Also the found Ripcord Entertainment, a cross-media media holding company. Creating content, and developing forward looking technologies for the entertainment industry in the digital age.
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Hosts: David Beronja, John Pisciotta
Links & More Notes: http://nashvillefeed.com/wiki/index.php?title=NashTechFeed_31
In Nashville Tech Feed episode #30 we temporally switch gears from our usual hour long panel format to a short one on one with a theme of Podcamp Nashville 2011. We are calling this series the Five or 5, it’s five questions with a guest or five minutes which ever comes first.
We’re highlighting speakers at Podcamp Nashville who’s sessions we feel are value to see but signup isn’t where we would hope. They generally happen to be music related but that’s the nature of the Nashville Tech Feed we always seemed to get pulled into the music discussion.
First presenter up is Charles Alexander, he is a performing songwriter, music entrepreneur, bioinformaticist and blogger. His session at Podcamp Nashville 2011 is Music Marketing Platforms - A Quick Hit Comparison. He recently wrote the article Musician - A Musician’s Guide to Podcamp Nashville and was quoted by HyperBot.com about his article reviewing TopSpin.
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Hosts: David Beronja, Charles Alexander
Links & More Notes: http://nashvillefeed.com/wiki/index.php?title=NashTechFeed_30
Even though it's March and 2011 is well under way there is no reason why not take a episode to look back at our 2010 predictions and see if we were correct and if we feel the same way about them. So in episode 29 we bring back the original gang from the first episode of the Nashville Tech Feed from Dec 2010 to revisit their predictions for that year. We dig into such topics is the convention center, music industry liquefaction and collapse then there is always apple predictions. We recorded several weeks ago and with the release of the iPad 2 you’ll hear how correct we were. Finally as always we finish with what we’re consuming.
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Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson, Paul Schatzkin
Links & More Notes: http://nashvillefeed.com/wiki/index.php?title=NashTechFeed_29
What We're Consuming:
David - SQL: Quickstart Guide by Chris Fehily, Instagr.am & Blueprint Lite Lucas - "The Wordy Shipmates" by Sarah Vowell, Roku box Paul - The Strangest Man by Graham Farmelo, Bill Frisell Pandora Channel http://www.pandora.com/music/song/bill+frisell/roscoe Californication, Big Love, Episodes, Boardwalk Empire
The year 2010 flew by the Nashville Tech Feed picks our top stories for the year and then make predictions for 2011. Is the Nashville flood, or the Taylor Swift Moontoast venture or the successful year for the Nashville Tech Council the story of 2010? Are Tablets or XBOX Kinnect the gadget of 2011 and what do they have to do with the Nashville or the Music Industry? We get our first critical listener letter and it's a doosy. As always we end with "What we're Consuming" sharing what have been reading, games playing or music listening too. We are joined by the top notch panel of Craig Havighurst, Paul Schatzkin and Kate O'Neil.
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Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson, Craig Havighurst, Paul Schatzkin & Kate O’Neil
Links & More Notes: http://nashvillefeed.com/wiki/index.php?title=NashTechFeed_28
What We're Consuming:
David - 1Password, FruitNinja for iPad, Wired print magazine Lucas - "We'll Be Here For the Rest of Our Lives: A Swingin' Showbiz Saga" by Paul Shaffer Craig - The Head Game by Roger Kahn (not Roger Angell as I said on the 'cast) and Chasing The Title, a history of F1 racing by Nigel Roebuck. Kate - Reading "Open Brand" by Kelly Mooney, "Business Model Generation" by Alexander Osterwalder and Yves Pigneur, "Best of 2010" $5 album downloads from Amazon Paul - Presently reading: "You Are Not A Gadget" by Jaron Lanier, The Wordy Shipmates" and "Assassination Vacation," both by Sarah Vowel (KO - I LOVED "Assassination Vacation.") Next Up: "The Civil War" trilogy by Shelby Foote
The 2010 Barcamp Nashville is behind us but that doesn’t mean it’s over. In episode 27 we ask “How was attendance?”, “Why is it still called Barcamp?” along with highlighting the people who make Barcamp Nashville successful. Later I share how I took an hour to create the great Barcamp QR code experiment. We end with our “What We’re Consuming” segment where we share what Lucas describes as “time suck” items. We also and finally snag our “Matt Damon” to join us from an undisclosed cat location.
So dive in and listen the 2010 Barcamp Nashville recap and the discussion of the future of one of Nashville’s premiere technology events.
Enjoy, leave comments via email: comments@nashvillefeed.com, twitter.com/nashvillefeed or voicemail at 615-280-0505.
Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson, Courtenay Rogers & Kate O’Neil
Links & More Notes: http://nashvillefeed.com/wiki/index.php?title=NashTechFeed_27
David - Angry Birds Halloween for iOS, Boardwalk Empire Lucas - "On Writing Well" by William Zinsser Courtenay - reading HOW magazine, listening to Pandora, Franklin Books and Brews Kate - advance blogger copy of book to review
In episode 26 we discuss he new trend o co-working spaces. Josh Bowling co-founder of Espaces and Kailey Hussey Director of CoLab join us to discuss. And as always we finish the show with What Were Consuming
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Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson, Josh Bowling & Kailey Hussey
Links & More Notes: http://nashvillefeed.com/wiki/index.php?title=NashTechFeed_26
David - Like Button blocker for chrome, facebook image zoom, html5 up and running, Plants vs Zombies Lucas - Words with Pirates app Josh - Reading - The Foot Book by Dr. Seuss, The adventures of Tom Sawyer (ipad); Listening - Ben Harper; Social Media - Ping Kailey - Reading - Bird by Bird, Anne Lammott; Listening - Florence + the Machine, Friday Night Lights
We have another big episode this week featuring Radio Tech and Social Commerce. Co-host Lucas Hendrickson returns from vacation just in time to have a great discussion with Lt. Dan Buckley from Production Director and Request Hour DJ on Nashville’s very own Lightning 100. The beloved Radio station has relaunched online with an amazing website and with plenty of social media connections to boot. Dan gives us the scoop how it’s going and what they have learned. Before he has to go he gives a heads up on the very popular Live on the Green.
After all the Radio Tech goodies we switch over to the new world of Social Commerce. Marcus Whitney co-founder and CTO of Moontoast joins us with what they have going on with the Moontoast product and how they partnered with Big Machine Records using social commerce to launch Taylor Swifts new album.
Later Marcus turns the tables on us and where he gets us Lucas and myself to discuss the future direction of the Nashville Tech Feed. Is it better to go wide or niche? One show feed or multiple?
Finally we end with our “What We’re Consuming” where Lucas drops news on 2010 Barcamp Nashville. (1hr 24min point). Near the end of the show Marcus mentions the acronym GTD for those like me who didn't know what that means here you go - Getting Things Done.
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Host: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson, Dan Buckley, Marcus Whitney
Links & More Notes: http://nashvillefeed.com/wiki/index.php?title=NashTechFeed_25
What We're Consuming:
David - Flipbook (again), Angry Birds for the iPad Lucas - Barcamp Nashville News and lots of it. Marcus - MailPlane for the Mac
We have a special episode focusing on the Nashville Technology Council and what they have coming up including news. Tod Fetherling & Katy Kirby from the Tech Council join us with their insights. Co-hosting this episode is Craig Havighurst from String Theory Media.
Host: David Beronja, Craig Havighurst, Tod Fetherling & Katy Kirby
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What We're Consuming:
David - The Colony on Discovery Channel Craig - Book: The Food of a Younger Land by Mark Kurlansky, CD: Megan McCormick - Honest Words; Tim O’Brien - Chicken & Egg Tod - Katy - Mad Men, “The End of Major Combat Operations” by Nick McDonell, M.I.A . - “Maya” , “Wondrous Strange: The Life and Art of Glenn Gould” by Kevin Bazzana
So what is the state of publishing in the City of Nashville or in general? Can a author go it alone by self publishing and make it? In episode 23 of the Nashville Tech Feed we dive the very topics of ePublishing and self publishing. Of course with a crew like us we end up deviating to what’s going on in local blogger scene and status of blog aggregators. We even get into a little bit of politics but don’t tell anybody. Betsy Phillips founder of the Tiny Cat Pants blog and contributor at the Nashville Scenes Pith in the Wind joins us discussing her upcoming book “A City of Ghosts.” Finally we end as we always do with “What We’re Consuming”.
Show Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson & Betsy Phillips
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What We're Consuming:
David - Flipboard for the iPad, Abraham Vampire Hunter Lucas - The new Arcade Fire record "The Suburbs," in advance of their Ryman Auditiorium show. Betsy - The Joiners, "Glorious Glorious"
In episode #22 we take another show into the realm of the music industry.
First we ask the question, do we need another group in Nashville promoting music? Is it more than just a narrow focus. Nashville Music Council has officially launched to some fan fair and out panel dives in discussing the pros & cons of the formation of another group.
We shift over to radio with personal people meters arriving in the Nashville market. Is Arbritron going to change the arrangement of the top radio stations with more accurate technology? Will ratings really change? Would big swings in ratings would prove the old system was way off?
In our final news segment we jump into some pop-culture with "is the internet really over?" Prince says it is but is it just a way to get some free press? Why is he using dead trees to push his digital plastic disc?
And as always we wrap up with listener voicemails and "What We're Consuming" sharing the stuff we're reading, listening to, apps using and so on.
Sit back and listen to a fantastic conversation with host David Beronja, co-host Lucas Hendrickson and guests Paul Schatzkin of Cohesion Arts and Craig Havighurst of String Theory Media.
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===News/Links===
The Mayor's Music Council Talks About Nashville's Future ... Sort Of http://www.nashvillescene.com/nashvillecream/archives/2010/06/30/the-mayors-music-business-council-talks-about-nashvilles-future-sort-of
Will 'people meter' shake up Nashville radio? http://www.tennessean.com/article/20100627/BUSINESS01/6270360/-1/RSS05
The Music Council's Warm and Fuzzy Roll-out via String Theory Media http://www.stringtheorymedia.com/2010/06/the-nashville-music-councils-warm-and-fuzzy-rollout.html
Prince’s Nonsense http://lefsetz.com/wordpress/index.php/archives/2010/07/06/princes-nonsense/
Episode #21 - The 90 plus degree temperatures and Apple lines couldn’t keep us from recording a new episode of the Nashville Tech Feed. So of course we are talking about the iPhone 4 launch and the fall out from it. Paul Schatzkin shares his launch day experience and how Apple had screwed up his pre-order, surprise surprise. Just to see if we could do it we try to kill the iPhone 4 antenna by holding it wrong or how they hold it in every commercial we’ve seen on tv. The show wouldn’t be complete without getting a first hand review of the shiny new device.
After we beat the phone conversation to death, we pontificate about the future of the Mac OS and is the iOS going to replace it. What’s in the future for the little OS for consumption and not creation. A new Apple TV possibly?
Later we dive back in the Rdio.com and online music conversation from episode 20. Do we need to own music or is rental finally here? Is the cloud the safe bet for your music or will it fail you like a cracked CD when you don’t have internet access?
We finish up with what we’re consuming and always some strange sound bit. If you know what movie or television show the bit was from call, leave a snappy voicemail and if you’re the first you’ll win a $5 iTunes gift card. Call 615-280-0505 today!
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When Apple shut down Lala.com it left a hole in our little music loving hearts. Since then we’ve been on the hunt for a replacement. In this episode we review Rdio.com and discuss the state of the music services in general.
Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson & Steve Cunningham.
Full show notes at NashvilleTechFeed.com
The flood waters receded several weeks ago, the effects of that water will linger for a long time but not all things are bad. In episode #18 of the Nashville Tech Feed we discuss how DonationNashville.org came into existence because of the flood founder Chip Hayner and Nashvillest Co-founder/Blogger Morgan Levy joins us. We introduce a new segment of voicemails from listeners ( leave a msg at (615) 280-0505 ) and we finish up with our usual “What We’re Consuming.”
Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson, Chip Hayner & Morgan Levy Show Notes: NashvilleTechFeed.com
Just like pirañas in Oprymill's the website Lala.com will soon not exist. We take the full episode discussing the best music site that most of you might never know existed. What alternatives will there be, will Lala become the iTunes.com and how music in the clouds affects the business of music. As always we end the show with what we're consuming.
Running Time: 52min Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson & Paul Schatzkin. Show notes: NashvilleTechFeed.com
A very special Nashville Tech Feed with hyper local Bloggers Mike Byrd of Enclave Nashville & Christy Frink of Nashvillest where they discuss their blogger Nashville flood stories, then jump into flood urban myths like pirañas at Oprymills mall and when did it turn, Nashville figures out how to brand the flood in order to get national attention, we ask where’s the national media and did they drop the ball. And finally we finish up with our usual segment “What we’re consuming”
Hosts: Lucas Hendrickson, David Beronja, Christy Frink & Mike Byrd
Full show notes at NashvilleTechFeed.com
Episode 16 focuses on entrepreneurship in Nashville and what it will take to get the city up to speed. First we dive into an overview of Jumpstart Foundry and then what it takes to put Nashville on the map for entrepreneurship and start ups. We finish as we always do with what we’re consuming. Running time: 1hr Hosts: David Beronja, Marcus Whitney & Chris Ennis Listen and show notes at NashvilleTechFeed.com
Finally after several weeks we get the original hosts who made a pact not to speak of the iPad until we have one in our hands. So we begin episode 15 with an iPad roundtable which leads into the battle between Adobe and Apple for the future of the internet or something like that. The second half of the episode we discuss the surprise that digital downloads of music are down for the first half of 2010 and what it could all mean. We end the show with our usual segment “What We Are Consuming” which seems to be a lot this week. Running length: 1hr 4min
Show notes at NashvilleTechFeed.com
Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson, Paul Schatzkin, Geoff Smith
The iPad arrived on April 3rd and Apple fan-boys lined up as usual; some of the Nashville Tech Feed crew did as well. Before we picked up our iPads we interviewed several people in the “non” reserved line getting an insight on why they wanted the device. A curve ball question was thrown but you’ll have to listen to the podcast to see what is was. In episode #14 you’ll hear these interviews including a surprise guest along with discussions on how the iPad changes things not only in the tech world but some of Nashville's biggest business sectors. We end with the usual “What We’re Consuming” segment. Enjoy!
Hosts: David Beronja, Paul Schatzkin & Chris Ennis
Episode 13 - We join Social Media Club of Nashville monthly meeting featuring SXSWi Recap from Dave Delaney, next we interview Luke Murray of Mobile X Nashville Conference. Host: David Beronja - Notes at NashvilleTechFeed.com
Episode 12 of the Nashville Tech Feed continues the conversation started at Podcamp with Josh Oakes session “Maybe We're ALL Doing it Wrong: A Contrarian View of Social Media” We discuss is it it good or bad, does it go to far, are we fooling ourselves with perceived friendships? And so much more. Josh Oaks joins us along with Courtenay Rogers where we dig into and chew on the topic. Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson, Josh Oakes and Courtenay Rogers. Full show notes at http://www.NashvilleTechFeed.com/
Podcamp Nashville happened March 6, 2010 and in Episode 11 we dissect the event as best we could in under an hour. We begin with Lucas sharing post event numbers and thoughts. Then jump into what worked and what didn’t from out perspective. After that we highlight what sessions stood out from the pack and get sidetracked on how to document the event. Should presenters be responsible for recording their sessions or should the Nashville video community step up and help? Finally we end with our usual segment of what we are consuming.
Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson & Chris Ennis
In episode 10 we're focusing on one topic, Podcamp Nashville 2010. We'll give tips and information along with our session picks on what you need to make it a successful day. - Hosts: David Beronja & Dani Heileman - http://www.NashvilleTechFeed.com/
In Episode 9 of the Nashville Tech Feed we begin with Lucas giving an update on Podcamp Nashville 2010. Then we go into the topic of Nashville is Talking going dark; it was the end of a web experiment that started in 2005 by WKRN-TV Nashville's Channel 2. It created community and sometimes controversy among bloggers of all types in Tennessee. Trace Sharp aka “Newscoma” and Betsy Phillips aka “Aunt B” two of the best know Tennessean bloggers join us to talk about what NiT was, what it meant to them, where it went and the state of the Blog-o-sphere along with the news media in general. Finally, we finish off with the launch of OnNashville.com which the Tennesseans newspaper aims to fill the void created by the end of NiT. Full show notes at NashvilleTechFeed.com
Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson, Trace Sharp & Betsy Phillips
In episode 8 of the Nashville Tech Feed we start off with the Google Buzz launch; what it is, security issues and do we really need it. Then, even though the Super Bowl was last week; our panel discusses Brand Bowl 2010 and somehow arrives back at Google and the video titled Epic 2015. After that, we go into the news that Warner Music Group plans to stop licensing to music streaming sites like Spotify. With Podcamp Nashville 2010 coming up Lucas updates us with news and progress. With finish the show with the usual segment of “What we’re consuming.” Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson and Paul Schatzkin
The 2010 Grammys are over and Nashville was well represented, in episode seven we discuss the aftermath. First we'll talk with Dr. Tony Shore music industry veteran about the challenges of putting together a niche-based music-oriented podcast, his research into what the PROs (ASCAP, SESAC and BMI) want from podcasters in terms of ca$h, the resurgence of vinyl, his prodigious record collection, and more.
Then we try to read what the tea leafs say about Pepsi’s decision to bypass the Superbowl and spend $20 million on social media.
Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson, Justin Davis & Dr. Tony Shore
After restoring a 30+ year old VW Bus the marketing team at Griffin Technology road tripped to CES in Vegas. Dave Delaney talks about the experience and the fun. Then we switch to fanboy mode and talk about Apples long awaited iTablet and predications of what Apple might have up it’s sleeve. Finally, “Is music too easy to create?” an NPR article posed that question which as in every local bar in Nashville we discussed & debated.
Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson, Geoff Smith & Dave Delaney
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We take the Nashville Tech Feed on the road for the first time, recording "live to bits" from the inaugural Social Fresh Nashville conference.
This event, the second event under the Social Fresh banner, was held at the Millennium Maxwell House hotel on January 11, 2010, and saw more than 240 attendees gather to talk about convergence of the social media and marketing worlds.
David Beronja and Lucas Hendrickson hosted the 40-minute conversation with guests including Social Fresh creator Jason Keath, "Ambassador of Buzz" Jonathan Kay from Grasshopper.com, Country Music Association marketing manager Ben Bennett and Social Media Club Nashville co-founder Jessica Murray.
The Aughts pass we take a look at what music defined that decade. The discussion shifts to the business aspect of where we were and what's in the future. Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson, Craig Havighurst & Paul Schatzkin Full show notes at NashvilleFeed.com
Third episode which is a long one features discussions on EMI suing Vimeo.com, Nashvilles very own Moontoast relaunches, Twitter ends 2009 with profit & Time demos the tablet magazine version of Sports Illilustrated. Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson and Bill Seaver. Show notes at NashvilleFeed.com
Second tech show featuring discussions on Apple purchases Lala.com, Foursquare launches in Nashville and 2010 tech predictions. Hosts: David Beronja, Lucas Hendrickson and Paul Schatzkin. Show notes at NashvilleFeed.com
The first of our panels covering tech news out of Nashville and tech that affects Nashville. Hosts: David Beronja, Dave Delaney, Lucas Hendrickson & Geoff Smith
Full show notes are located at http://www.NashvilleFeed.com/
On Monday September 15th I hosted the SOLID Nashville After Work(shop) Series with the top Web 2.0 and the Music Business. It began with the video "A Vision of Students" which I had suggested in order to show what our consumers are doing and how they are learning.
After that Pinky Gonzales "web guru/genius" and former big wig at echomusic, founder of Artist Media Group and Adjunct Professor teaching Creative Music Marketing class at Belmont University gave a presentation on what is "Web 2.0" and the history of the internet. Then Kami Knake New Media Manager at Warner Brothers Nashville, creator of "Bands Under the Radar" podcast presented what the industry is doing currently with the whole "Web 2.0" thing.
The second part of this podcast consists of the question and answers from the SOLID and the audience. It is a little hard to hear some of the questions but I have posted them in the show notes at NashvilleFeed.com.
360 Deal conversation with Josh Talley of Oh Boy Records, Steve Keller founder of iV Music and Pinky Gonzales founder of Artist Media Group and former partner of Echo Music. "Radio Song" from Nashville artist Everyday Atlas.
During the SOLID Nashville new member mixer I brought along the recorder and was able to grab a conversation with Chris Neese of Buzz Management. We had a good converstation about new media and he gave some insight from the management perspective.
This show runs about 25 minutes and contains an interview with Marcus Whitney (twitter, facebook) of RemarkableWIT and Dave Delaney (twitter, facebook) of Two Boobs & a Baby Plus podcast and Emma. They are the founders and organizers of BarCamp Nashville. We cover the full gambit from success of BarCamp Nashville, to how it started, where it's possibly going and finally other plans until next year. At the end I pulled a song from the Podsafe Music Network throwing in some original music.
Acoustic Live Series Part 2 of 2 finishing with Me and the Machine recording artist Brad Sweitzer. Episode 6 was with Josh Preston.
Acoustic Live Series of podcasts continues with Me and the Machine recording artist Josh Preston
First show of 2007 featuring a live recording of Sanchez and the Shockers. (enhanced for the iPod)
The third show featuring Nashville based artists: 1) The Bee's (US) - The Country Life and High Society 2) The Cry Room - The Axehead Floateth and Come Back Now 3) Under Shade - The Steady
The second show featuring Nashville based artists: 1) Stateliner - Untied 2) De Novo Dahl - Dinosaur and Monday Morning
The first show featuring Nashville based artists: 1) The Coal Men - Endless Road 2) Jay Speight - Seven Days 3) Caitlin Evanson - Saying that I Love You