[Hidden-tech] more on podcasts

[Ron Miller]

I just came across a free service called GCast (www.gcast.com). You call 
an 800 number, leave a voice mail and it gets converted to a podcast and 
added to your podcast channel on the GCast Web site. There are some 
additional features, which you can learn about on the site.

You can't edit your recording once you create it, a big limitation, but 
it's free and it's easy, and it provides a way to get into podcasting 
without making a huge investment of time and equipment.

I have no affiliation with GCast; just think it's a neat idea.

Ron



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