TWiT is a new discovery for me. The network has been around for some time but I’ve only recently started to listen to shows from them. In the few shows I’ve listened to, I’ve realized how professional sounding the network sounds. The way they deliver their promos, the manner they cover topics, where they go, and how they jump into things makes them sound like a mainstream program without leaving behind the personal feeling a podcast...

Admittedly, NPR podcasts were my first step into the world of web syndicated audio. That was back in October of 2006, and I ended up enjoying a nice volume of shows for a few months before I happened to another podcast network, no not Far Point Media yet, this time it was Escape Artists with the podcast Pseudopod. There I first heard Mur Lafferty, heard about her podcast I Should Be Writing and Geek Fu Action Grip, and drove head first into...

To say I enjoy podcasts is a vast understatement. I’ve been a fan of the medium for half a decade and have created my own content for a little over a year and a half now. During my recent Dragon*Con visit, the concept of “not going it alone” came up often and Podcast Networks became a larger interest for me. I wanted to put a bit of focus on these networks for this edition of Thinking About as well as the rest of the month. Below are...