Our First Podcast - EVER!
Listen to our podcast here.
URL - http://mhetherington.net/podcasts/Room613PantherPodcast-2005-10-7.mp3
The students of Mr. Hetherington’s homeroom worked hard on their first podcast. They wrote (and re-wrote!) the script and recorded (and re-recorded!) the audio until we had a finished product. Take a listen!
Show notes for Room613PantherPodcast-2005-10-7.mp3
Hurricane Help
The Story of Mr. Bell
A Shoutout to the Room 208 Podcasters from Wells, Maine
Our Sports Teams
Sports Update
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Music for this podcast includes:
“Simple Years” by Torrential Sun and “Big Blue Cadlillac” by Kevin Monk. You can find these tunes at Garageband.com
Enjoy the Show.
If you like the show, we would love to hear from you. You can reach us at mhetherington@hwporter.org
More blogs about class podcast.
3 responses so far ↓
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Mr. Lazaroff
// Oct 22, 2005 at 3:10 pm
What can I say? You guys are the BEST! I cannot wait for the next Podcast. The music, script and your timing are all fantastic. You all did a great job selecting the music, writing your pieces and reading the material. We listened to your broadcast during our last faculty meeting and everyone was VERY impressed. Congratulations of a job very well done!
Your friend,
Mr. Lazaroff
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Johnny "Bassick" Fowler
// Feb 19, 2006 at 9:15 pm
Hi all. This is Johnny “Bassick” Fowler, the bass player from Torrential Sun. We found you in a search of our name on the web. I would just like to say what a great job you all did on your first podcast. And also would like to thank you for choosing one of our songs. I enjoyed listening to all of you. Keep at it.
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Mr. Hetherington
// Feb 21, 2006 at 9:26 pm
Thank you for the nice comment on our blog. We were fortunate to find your song. “Simple Years” was just what we were looking for, a fun and upbeat tune for our intro and an awesome finish (love the four beat riff at the end.) to end the podcast. I read your comment to the students and they were very excited. Believe it or not, we have received comments on our podcast from people from as far away as New Zealand. Your band makes great music. The kids will be doing two or three more podcasts before the end of the school year. Your band makes great music. Hopefully we can find another opportunity to help you share it with the world.