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September 29, 2007 1:25 pm
 It’s day 2 of the Podcast and New Media Expo and the energy out here is excellent. Podcasting has definitely had its up and downs in the last couple of years, but the drive and enthusiasm of media content creators is as strong as its ever been. This episode is intended to quickly catch you up on my travels and it also contains a restroom review of the facility just outside the pool area at the Marriott.
The song of the day is The Hold Music Song by yours truely and the website of the day is the Seattle Podcasting network blog. The show closes with On A Podcast, by Cruisebox.
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