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Despite several computer glitches and other related technical challenges, all participants declared that the show was a huge success.

Here is the edited version submitted for your perusal and listening pleasure...Enjoy!!

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Ustream links:  Gradcast  and Pictures

Show Notes:   - Interncast #3

Due to my speaker not being muted, and another pc running the Ustream channel in the same room, there was some amount of feedback. 

The Theme of this  Interncast could best be described as “Music Fever.”

During the recording of this show, I had several pc issues plus the quality of the phone service of the interviewee, who was in Atlanta, was at times not the greatest.   Despite these issues we managed to get the show on the road.  Overall, it proved to be very interesting indeed.

Cricket, lovely cricket!!!!!!

Show Notes - Interview with Shelly-Daly-Ramdyhan

Our special guest in today's interview was Shelly Daly-Ramdyhan, Lawn Tennis Star, Coach, and Co-ordinator, Guyana, South America.

We discussed matters ranging from Shelly's rise to stardom in the tennis arena to her passion for cooking as well as her recent experience as a tourist in Spain and New York.

This is an audio recording of an impromptu conversation I had on Skype along with three other participants.  It was simultaneously aired on Ustream.tv. 

We briefly discussed topics ranging from website hosting, community development in Brooklyn, poverty reduction in Guyana, South America,  as well as a recent church visit to the White House.

Grateful for your questions, comments and/or suggestions.

Links:   Ustream.tv:    http://u.nu/5qkr3

Here is my introduction.

Hello,

I was not satisfied with the quality of the audio of  the interviewee, and as a result edited the recording. 

Here is the edited version of the conversation submitted for review.

Music used in recording: Duckett - Wired But Disconnected - ccmixter.org/files/duckett/17456

The second interview is with Rick Reo, an Instructional Designer at George Mason University and fellow 4.1 classmate. He's interested in the use of Web 2.0 technologies and Open Educational Resources in enhancing education. An interesting discussion, and the audio was better--a little echo in the beginning that Jeff managed to fix!

This is the first of two interviews I conducted in October. It took me a while to get the audio up here because I had to do some serious editing in audacity :-). My audio was clear, but in both cases the interviewee's audio was weak.