Adam Curry on Podcasting

Founding MTV VJ and net guru, Adam Curry, joins me on the radio show this Saturday at 1p. Tune in KFI AM 640 in Los Angeles or listen on the net.

2 Replies to “Adam Curry on Podcasting”

Adam was not a founding MTV VJ. He was in the second set. the first veejays were JJJ, M. Quinn, Alan, Mark and I think Nina.

Hey Leo — great article about this on iloveradio.org:
http://radio.blogware.com/blog/_archives/2004/10/5/155523.html
It’s called “Why Podcasting Will Save Radio”.
Cheers.

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