School of Puppetry will be producing a podcast in 2013 - the first news about it is here:
http://www.schoolofpuppetry.com.au/tutorials.php/school-of-puppetry-podcast-introduction
Feel free to submit questions for the first interviewee, suggestions for interviews, or submit yourself!


(A continuation from this thread: http://puppetsandstuff.com/community/index.php/topic,7894.new.html#new)

Oh incidentally, I'm particularly interested in interviewing someone about doing caricature puppets - puppets that look like real people - and if anyone has a suggestion on who to approach, or if there's someone here who'd like to talk about how they do it, please let me know.

Great!  Well done. I like it. Looking forward to more podcasts.

Thanks pagestep007 - hopefully the first one will be online by end of the week or next week.

Really like your podcasts, I'm looking forward to listening to more of them.. I shall keep my eyes peeled!

Thanks - hope sound quality wasn't too bad. I couldn't find my microphone, so I simply spoke into the laptop's embedded one. I did about 10 takes too because I'm actually losing my voice! Hopefully the first official podcast will sound better.

I think the quality was fine.  You did sound a bit hoarse but it was still very clear. Looking forward to your pod-cast with Andrew.  Want to know how he is coming along with his documentary.

Oh good - you should hear me in real life. I really sound like my voice is dying.

Now on iTunes
https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/school-of-puppetry-podcast/id600371728

I was wondering - I'm about to publish the first podcast but wanted your opinions first on something... would you guys be interested in the occasional vodcast (video cast) that is user-submitted tours of people's studios, theatres, etc? Not just to submit to of course, but to watch?

I'm planning a special outing to a special puppetry-related place and it got me thinking that doing similar videos for lesser-known puppeteers would also be interesting...