Sweettt.com (with triple T's): August 2008: Podcasts

By Matt, 6 days ago

Sweettt.com - Episode 6 - The Best Way to Share Knowledge

Hi folks! Here we are again with the next installment from our August 15th discussion. Here we continue our discussion, no longer focusing on the best way to create a podcast from a conversation (see prior episode) but instead, exploring the notion that the really best way to share knowledge is through the art of dialog.

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Engaging in meaningful discourse enables us to truly know what we think we know, by getting a chance to hear what we have to say. The ability to recognize certain facts and patterns is only an introductory level of understanding. However, when we can freely recall information & ideas, and actually generate language based on those concepts, this is an indication that a deeper, more thorough level of understanding is achieved. Take that a step further and show that you can think on your feet, reacting spontaneously the highly-variable momentary situational demands of a conversations, and you have knowledge-sharing nirvana.

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Sweettt.com - Episode 4 - Deep Discussions for Podcasts:
- Stephen Knight: Hi, liked the chat & contrast to dogear-nation. Prefer your style of going deeply into topics, talking about things (and not yourselves) & no incessant laughter in the background... Also enjoyed the fly killing :-)
Sweettt.com - Episode 6 - The Best Way to Share Knowledge:
- doug cornelius: Great episode. Nice length. I enjoyed it on my train ride this morning. I picked up a great presentation technique from Jessica Lipnack at the Enterprise 2.0 conference. She was the moderator of the panel on What Blogging Brings to Business. Jessica starts her presentations by asking the audience to introduce themselves. Immediately, you...
- Luis Suarez: Hi Julio César! Thanks a bunch for the great comments and for adding further up into the conversation. It is funny, *that* was another episode, that you mentioned, were the audience was just too smart of the situation at hand, but we weren't referring to that case specifically. We were thinking about certain vendor who...
- Matt: Hi Andy. :-) Now THAT's the kind of problem resolution I love! erm.... actually... it gets better when iTunes doesn't have a problem to begin with. I wonder what could have caused that. I hope it's not a more general problem that other people will have. I'm using Podcaster...
- Andy Piper: OK that was weird, deleted the subscription and manually added the URL and we are back up and running.
- Andy Piper: Hey Matt. Seems to be something wrong with the iTunes subscription feed - or is it just me? I haven't been able to get episode 6, and the feed is coming up with an error (!) in iTunes.
- Matt: Hi Julio. I'm really glad that you like this episode. Wow, they were mocking her? I'd never heard or read about that one. Got a reference? Sounds fascinating. Yeah, that's always a winner. Call your audience names... throw rotten vegetables at them... I like the...
- Julio Cesar: First, great chapter! People are going to be wrong from the beginning if they think they know everything. As you properly talked about, the presenter should learn from his/her audience as well, that's the corner stone of knowledge: feedback (communication is a better word). To present anything, you have to have a story...