Here is the 2nd Console Monster Podcast hosted by James Woodcock (yes that is me!). In this edition I decided to have a bit more fun with it and also created a new music theme for the show. The music is quite cheesy and has a happy spirit about it, but I really like it and hopefully the majority of listeners will as well! It was played live on a Yamaha Tyros 2 keyboard.

First of all we start with the Halo 3 Beta Competition [00:29] followed by an interview with Max Freiert [02:14] from the Compete Blog regarding the findings in his ‘Xbox 360 Launch 2.0‘ which compares how the Nintendo Wii, Sony PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 did at launch recently then finishing with a friendly debate [13:44] with Barrie Rogers and Steve Wysowski covering the following topics:

Original post link: Console Monster Podcast #2, created by James Woodcock.

Original post link: Console Monster Podcast #2, created by James Woodcock.

Here is the very first Console Monster Podcast hosted by myself.

Featured in the first edition is an introduction with Anthony Barker, who informs us about the features of 360monster.com and what we can expect in the future with the new network sites PS3monster.com and Wiimonster.com.

The rest of the podcast focuses on a conversational style debate with myself, Anthony Barker and Barrie Rogers who is the 360monster.com lead editor.

This podcast features:

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We recorded this podcast using Skype and the Skylook application.

Original post link: Console Monster Podcast #1, created by James Woodcock.

Original post link: Console Monster Podcast #1, created by James Woodcock.

It has been a while since I created a podcast, I do actually have one that is waiting for permission from a certain publisher, but here is something to keep you going until then…

Jeremy Hague who is responsible for the Skylook application returns (after featuring in Podcast #1) to tell us about the new version that was released recently (Skylook 2.0) and how things have changed. Skylook is very useful for myself as I use it to record the interviews through Skype which I make for my podcasts as well as including numerous features that tie in with Outlook the email client by Microsoft.

Topics include:

To find out more about Skylook, make sure you visit their new website:
http://www.skylook.biz

Original post link: Podcast #14 – Jeremy Hague Skylook 2.0, created by James Woodcock.

Original post link: Podcast #14 – Jeremy Hague Skylook 2.0, created by James Woodcock.