Continuing to roll-out their multi-media offerings, Comicmix has added podcasting to the mix:
Starting this week, ComicMix will produce three podcasts a week, airing on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Hosted by Mike Raub ), each will feature the latest news on comics, films, music, television, games and more. Tuesday’s episodes will contain the latest information on new media for the week, including the final word on what shipped in comics, DVDs and music. Thursdays are for reviews from a variety of opinionated columnists, including Gwen David, Dave Marsh and Tony Isabella. ) Saturdays include feature interviews with the movers and shakers of pop, including Batman scribe John Ostrander, Disney animator Kyle Baker and more.
Mike Gold, Editor-in-Chief of ComicMix, said, “We’re excited to bring state-of-the-art journalism to our state-of-the-art site. And,” he added, “This is only Stage Two. In three weeks, we have an even bigger surprise. You’ll never look at comics the same way again.”
ComicMix.com is the new site for readers who enjoy all types of fantastic media, from comic books television and movies to video games and more. Every day, visitors find news, facts, reviews, commentary, columns and a community environment that reaches across the globe, across decades and into the future.
I didn’t realize I had to be opinionated. Now I have to rewrite my first podcast. Not that I’m actually sure what that is.
I’m trying to convince them to get a guest voice for me. I’d write the copy and, each podcast, a different person would play me.
Any volunteers?
Tony
Ask Mark Evanier– he’s the one who does all the voice casting nowadays.
We tried to get Paul Frees, but, well, he decided to stay dead.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
“A podcast is a media file that is distributed by subscription (paid or unpaid) over the Internet using syndication feeds, for playback on mobile devices and personal computers.”
As far as I can tell from the site they don’t offer syndication so how are we supposed to get their “podcast”?