The Lost RCR Podcasts?

[SkydivinGirl]

Tonight I'll check if I have the missing episode. I've listened since the beginning so I should have it. If so, I'll post a link and hopefully it will get back to the current admin for the site.

Heather

[SkydivinGirl]

It appears that my Episode 18 is also Episode 22. The odd thing is that the CRC32 is different from my episode 22. Hopefully someone will find the original.

Heather

[paulhagstrom]

Oops, sorry, I was going to fix that earlier. I have it. And I've re-linked it into the episode page for episode 18, or you can get it directly.

http://host2.cyberears.com/29417.mp3

http://rcrpodcast.com/episodes/2011/...pisode-18.html

[cogburnd02]

Thanks!

[snuci]

Thanks Paul.

I also edited my "First 100 Episodes" file linked above.

[EagleTG]

[...]I have recreated an RSS file[...]

Thank you very much for the time you took in putting this together. I've been manually downloading the MP3 files and plopping them in a "manually added podcast" folder within my favorite podcatcher app like some form of neanderthal. This is way easier and will also bring the show notes with the downloads.

Thanks again!!

[snuci]

My pleasure. I'm actually surprised at how often it gets used

[k0d3g3ar]

Try the CyberEars.com RSS Feed if all else fails:

http://www.cyberears.com/podcasts/podcast_5982.xml

K

[classiccomputing]

BTW, if anyone is interested and not aware, the History of Personal Computing podcast did come back, and Jeff and I are doing the shows regularly, with a new episode this week. http://www.historyofpersonalcomputing.com/

Best,

David Greelish
Computer Historian

http://www.classiccomputing.com/CC/About_Me.html

Get your FREE copy of my history of computer history nostalgia book!

http://www.classiccomputing.com/CC/HB_Book.html

Sorry for my late response, but no, I have quit podcasting pretty much, though I'm always open to being a guest on any kind of podcast where the subject interests me, especially a computer history related one. I was doing a very good podcast, but my time became too limited: http://www.historyofpersonalcomputing.com/

Also, if Apple's history is of any particular interest to you, then I am especially proud of this one that I created: http://notanotherapplepodcast.com/

[acheter]

If anyone has a link, I'd be interested.