Audio Sermons

I've not heard of Pod Bean before. Downloading to my iPad as we speak.

I've been listening to the podcast and deeply enjoying it. I appreciate your perspective.

Thanks Ros.

I've got nothing but time (and ego) so I can do as many of these as people can tolerate listening to.

As I said in my original post on the subject - reading something aloud can quickly identify awkward writing, so if you don't want your writing read (or you want a chance to play with the sentences so it reads better) let me know and I'll desist.

Also if someone wants to write a standard patter (introduction and closing statements, to frame the sermon) happy to read that, I just cuffed the one for this.

He, thanks James, it was quite a surprise seeing it on my podcast feed this morning even before I had seen this thread or got a message about it, but, yes, as an in general non-text reader, I agree with making materials more accessible. I say hurray to that, and fully support what you are doing. Yes, it reminds me that I do need to get back to Thomas about that edit :thinking:
Thank you!

Oh, And can someone responsible for the podbean channel please add a link in the Jedi resources in the Praxeum? Seems too useful to let it be lost, and I feel the responsible person(s) also deserve the praise for their practice!

_{Hate to sound like a critic but this link might help:} [/sub]
Or I might need to learn some new pronunciations of "scarcity"... my world is being drilled by the International Phonetic Alphabet to sound less German when speaking Dutch at the moment; so probably I need to take a chill pill.

Twigga's latest sermon in my dulcet tones.

We'll be riding this cash cow to retirement town soon enough.

I'm keeping the phone line free for any calls from major audio book publishing houses, or commercial radio stations.