What is a community manager? We talk to John Lewis, who's a full-time community manager for web startup Ponoko.com. Ponoko lets people make physical objects from their computers. Based in Wellington, New Zealand, John helps Ponoko's growing community of users around the world. Why does a small web startup have a full-time community manager? It's a great example of 21st century marketing - looking after existing customers, and letting them spread positive word of mouth. You'll hear more about John's job in this interview.

This week, Intergen (http://intergen.co.nz/) hosted a road trip where Andreas Stjernstr

When you have zero marketing budget, where do you start getting your message out? James Stewart put his own body on the line, creating the Million Dollar Leg project. Learn his secrets for getting buzz! In this episode: http://artklick.co.nz/ http://milliondollarleg.co.nz/ http://inkode.co.nz/ http://madefromnewzealand.com/ Top recommendations for buzz-building: Facebook page YouTube Twitter Skype Digg and Stumbleupon Bonus resource: The Idea Virus by Seth Godin

Why is Marie eating a Memphis Meltdown 12,000 feet in the air? It's all because of Wapid.co.nz, a site that brings together marketers and online talent. Founder Scott Fenton tells us more. Referenced: http://www.wapid.co.nz/ http://blueskiesskydiving.co.nz/

We met Dave and Toby from Tandem Voice Booth, an audio and video production company that also does audio/video podcasts and a few blogs. Hear their thoughts and advice on how to get involved in social media.

( more info: http://ijump.tv/ ) ... We talk with Regan Cunliffe of Throng.co.nz about how they've changed the way people watch TV, their plans for social network integration, and the kind of content that works best.

( more info: http://ijump.co.nz ... ) Throng is a social network for TV watchers, producers and broadcasters. It's been very successful in four countries, and it's run from NZ! We talk with Throng founder Regan Cunliffe about online community.

(more info: http://ijump.co.nz ) We interview Marketer of the Year, TVNZ's Jason Paris, about how TVNZ has transformed itself in the last few years, and how this large, historical organisation is experimenting with new media while maintaining the old.

(more info: http://ijump.co.nz ) We're joined by Bernard Hickey from http://Interest.co.nz, Ernie Newman, head of http://Tuanz.org.nz, and Rob O'Neill, editor of http://www.computerworld.co.nz magazine. The topic is broadband, and it's just a taste of the Digital Future Now summit in Auckland next week: http://www.digitalfuturenow.co.nz Thanks to Bullet PR for their help!

(more info: http://www.ijump.co.nz ) Continuing the conversation with video podcasters Ludwig and Novia. Plus a bit of facial hair.