jennifer on November 4th, 2010

On day four, it is all about the who fac­tor. Just who should orga­nize a camp? Really any­one can, but it takes a ded­i­cated team of orga­niz­ers and vol­un­teers to make a camp hap­pen. While ses­sions are not cre­ated until the day of the event, that doesn’t mean there aren’t things that need to be put […]

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jennifer on November 3rd, 2010

On day three, I share what I con­sider to be the three rea­sons you should con­sider doing a camp. BTW, the feed­back on this series has been great. Love that this topic has turned into a dia­logue. Yesterday’s pod­cast, What Is A Camp received a cou­ple of thought pro­vok­ing response from @LynetteRadio & @TheGrannyGamer Here […]

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jennifer on March 18th, 2010

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! On Sun­day, March 14th the Austin-American States­man held the 2nd annual Texas Social Media Awards dur­ing SXSW. Cel­e­brat­ing folks who in one way or another have made an impact in their com­mu­ni­ties or indus­tries with Social Media. I am hon­ored to have been rec­og­nized. In the judges words, “Jen­nifer is […]

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jennifer on November 11th, 2009

One of the great things about doing some­thing like Nation Pod­cast Post Month is that it is a self-discovery process. By nature  I’m more of a night owl how­ever I am quickly dis­cov­er­ing that not every­one shares my love of dark time recording.

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Jennifer on November 1st, 2009

Intro to National Pod­cast Post Month. His­tory of Year 1 and Year 2. Where we started and where we are now. Being bold and adven­tur­ous at every turn. My 2009 focus will be to inter­view the pod­cast­ing folks who are brave enough to take on the NaPod­PoMo Chal­lenge. Mobile post sent by jen­nifer using Utterli.  Replies.  mp3

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jennifer on August 27th, 2009

To My Fel­low Pod­cast­ers: Cre­at­ing and being a part of the San Anto­nio Pod­cast­ing Group has been an amaz­ing expe­ri­ence. It started as a way for me to find local pod­cast­ers to share my excite­ment about, what at the time was, a ground­break­ing medium. It’s been 4 years since those hum­ble begin­nings back in September […]

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jennifer on August 23rd, 2009

I have always con­sid­ered myself some­what of an adven­tur­ous spirit. Not in the climb K-2 with­out oxy­gen kind of way, but more in the will­ing to try some­thing new way. My most recent adven­ture has been to brave the live video stream for Tech in Twenty. It was some­thing my co-host, Luis San­doval, and myself […]

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jennifer on August 17th, 2009

There seems to be this per­cep­tion that only a select group of folks can cre­ate com­mu­nity events. This could not be fur­ther from the truth. There is no secret club or hand­shake required for you or any­one to cre­ate a com­mu­nity event. Whether that’s a Tweetup or an UnCon­fer­ence. If you have an idea and […]

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Jennifer on August 16th, 2009

We did some­thing new and instead of hop­ping in the car to hit up Star­bucks for some much needed caf­feina­tion, we hoofed it. Mobile post sent by jen­nifer using Utterli.  Replies.  mp3

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jennifer on July 2nd, 2009

If you’ve spent any time at all in the Texas Hill Coun­try dur­ing the sum­mer months you’ll hear folks talk about “tub­ing”. As in, “Hey, you wanna join us? We’re going tub­ing this week­end.” Before you shake your head and won­der about the men­tal state of folks in Cen­tral Texas, let me explain the concept […]

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