It’s been a year and a half since I originally released my Facebook 101 Video Tutorial Series. Back when I did it, I was still podcasting as a hobby and I didn’t have any concern about the quality of the audio or video of those original episodes. However, in spite of the lack of quality, this tutorial series has been downloaded hundreds of thousands of times by people who have been trying to figure out how to navigate through this social networking tool

I’ve decided that it was time to refresh the series. Episode one is the same as the old episode, basically asking people to give themselves a week before just giving up. Episode two is similar to one of the original episodes, explaining how to stop all those annoying Facebook emails. Episode three is brand new content, explaining how slowly put an end to all those annoying Facebook applications requests.

More refreshed episodes and new content will be coming soon. Of course you can subscribe to the podcast feed using the buttons below.

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Here’s the first three videos:

Episode 1 – Give It One Week!

Episode 2 – Stop The Facebook Emails!

Episode 3 -Annoying Facebook Application Requests

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In this episode, I do a screencast explaining why I love Netvibes and why it is now my personalized home page. If you would like to add the gspn.tv podcasts tab that I showed in this video, CLICK HERE after you have your netvibes account set up.

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In this episode, I share my concerns about those who attempt to start podcasting using the Live Show format. I was shocked at how this almost came out as sort of a “rant.” I didn’t intend for it to come out that way. I’m wondering if this might spark an ongoing conversation on the topic.

In the episode, I shared my suggestion that using a cheap microphone and recording into AUDACITY would bring you a much higher quality of sound than that of recording into a phone line. Not only that, but I prefer listening to a podcast when the host(s) are pretending that they are speaking to, or for the benefit of, ME, the downloading listener. I don’t get this same feeling from many of the shows that focus so much of their attention on those who have joined them live.

It’s just been something going through my head I guess and I am not sure I delivered my thoughts well in this episode, but I got it off my chest and we’ll see what comes of it.

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If you are interested in talking with me about my podcast consulting services, you can reach me by email at Cliff@Ravenscraft.org or you can use the contact page at BitCastMeida.com.

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In this episode, I share why I rely so heavily on using an audio mixer in my podcast recordings. I also explain what a mix-minus is and how to set one up. Check out the new equipment page on the blog!

If you are interested in talking with me about my podcast consulting services, you can reach me by email at Cliff@Ravenscraft.org or you can use the contact page at BitCastMedia.com.

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