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The Newest in New:
06.24.06 - Segment One
06.26.06 - Segment Two
06.26.06 - Segment Three
06.26.06 - Segment Four

Previously on Big O and Dukes:
04.23.06 - Segment One
04.23.06 - Segment Two
04.09.06 - Segment One
04.09.06 - Segment Two
04.09.06 - Segment Three
03.09.06 - Segment One
03.09.06 - Segment Two
03.09.06 - Segment Three
02.23.06 - Segment One
02.23.06 - Segment Two
02.23.06 - Segment Three
02.17.06 - Segment One
02.17.06 - Segment Two
02.17.06 - Segment Three
02.09.06 - Segment One
02.09.06 - Segment Two
02.09.06 - Segment Three
02.01.06 - Segment One
02.01.06 - Segment Two
02.01.06 - Segment Three
01.26.06 - Segment One
01.26.06 - Segment Two
01.26.06 - Segment Three
01.17.06 - Segment One
01.17.06 - Segment Two
01.17.06 - Segment Three
01.17.06 - Segment Three

If you need to know what a podcast is is, hey look over there to the right and there's everything you need to know. Want a little more info? Headon on over to ipodder.org and Adam Curry (former MTV VJ turned Podcasting guru) will fill you in. You will need a tiny bit of software to recieve the podcast (psst, Money Mac already put a version in the most recent version of iTunes. PC bitches). You can download the ipodder software here.

Now, I'm going to use the word "subscribe," but don't panic. You don't have to pay anything. It's completely free. You're just signing up to get the updates without actually having to come to the site to get it.

Or, depending on the version on the software you have, copy and paste the address below into wherever it says "add a feed" or something to the like in your software. With ipodder "add a feed" is under the tools dropdown or just hit "CTRL+N" or under the subscription tab there's a plus button. Sweet Christ people how many different ways do you want to do this? Seriously though, don't mess around with this crap. Just download iTunes. They make it so much easier. That way you're only messing with one program. And while you're at it, just buy a freakin' Mac. They are much nicer computers.

http://www.bigoanddukes.com/podcast/podcast.xml

If you need help,I know you probably will, drop me (Tommy) an email at tommy@bigoanddukes.com and I'll do my best to walk you through any difficulties.

What is Podcasting?
Podcasting is the latest in on-the-go, on-demand technology. With podcasting, you can listen to radio programs or events whenever and wherever you choose. Podcasts are MP3 audio files that are automatically downloaded to your personal computer, and then transferred to an iPod or other MP3 player using a podcasting application.

What equipment do I need?
The basic requirements for podcasting are a computer (PC or Mac), podcasting software (see list of options) and an Internet connection. For portability, an iPod or other MP3 player is needed.

How do I get started?
Simply download and install podcasting software onto your computer. Although applications vary, each should provide instructions on how to add podcast feeds to your list. Then, just check for the new podcasts and MP3s of your selected programs that will be on your computer and, if you are set up, on your MP3 player.!!