is an interview with Dr. Karen James, the BP's director of science. It goes all the way from low earth orbit to the classroom. So whether you want to know what a 170 year old ship has to do with science, why we'll be talking to the International Space Station and why a biology student in a classroom on a Tuesday afternoon should get excited about us, listen in.
It was recorded in the garden of BP director David Lort-Phillips on a lovely spring evening, and you can hear the local birds enthusiastically getting in on the act.
We're going to make podcasts a regular feature of the Beagle Project, so if you've got any ideas for podcasts, any comments, if you want to take part drop us a comment or email. OK. To establish a podcast feed, do we need the podcasts on a discrete blog? I've established a feedburner feed here, but don't want people getting fed whole blogposts when they're just looking for audio. Suggestions/solutions welcome until we go mad and establish The Beagle Channel.
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Neato. Will give it a listen asap. Is there a feed for the audio so we can subscribe?
Hi Peter,
For some top tips on hosting/uploading podcasts, I would suggest contacting the likes of Deepak Singh mndoci@mndoci.com and/or Mike Sefang mike.seyfang@gmail.com
Best,
Graham
Great show, chaps. Hoping it will be the first of many.
Yup, aiming for a regular podcast. One a week, maybe more if interesting people and ideas come along.
I know how to solve your feed problem. Will email you.
Thanks McDawg. I went to Deepak's site and ran away, the man is so clever. I may creep back, heavily disguised later on.
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