It’s a big day. I am delighted to announce and release the pilot program for the CollaborativeLaw.TV podcast, which you can hear below.
Discover who is accompanying me, Neil Denny, as our regular co-host…
Enter our first (disgusting) competition and learn how you can contribute to the show.
If you want to download the podcast then visit this address…
For now though, here’s Neil…
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Congratulations Neil and Stephen – great first show – looking forward to more. Really innovative stuff to do a podcast based around informative and fun conversation for and by our community of like-minded collaborative community. I really liked the feel and style of it as listening in to collaborative friends sharing a conversation. Please do more. This was great. Well done.
very funny, you guys and well done on pc 1.
I am not sure that it needs to be about ApDR actually – you would do fine going through a few jazz or blues tracks for a few hours and perhaps should relocate to some rust bucket in the north sea to do so.
It might be great to use this page as a way of noting up all your helpful references to interesting stuff (books/ sites/ links etc) that people can access – so that we can relax about losing those postits on which we jotted down the wrong references to start with.
And why not one in 3 being a book-club … that way we could put pressure on Stevie G to finish off his bill bryson.
But great stuff and a happy feel to it all and thank you (a-GAIN).
Thanks for commenting.
The feedback on the first episode has been so good that we are going to switch to recording fortnightly episodes, for the time being at least. Stephen and I (if I can be os presumptious as to speak on his behalf) are really pleased that the conversational tone is being picked up and enjoyed… more of the same coming up.
On that note, we are recording episode 2 this evening – and James we are looking forward to you joining our conversation.
Thanks as well for the suggestions on how to use this web address – still very much a work in progress, but I do want to use it as a resource base for ideas and materials.
Great pioneering work. I look forward to hearing more.