Scouting Podcast

[stevejb 10]

As the new year begins I cannot help but think of A Scoutmaster's Blog and the Melrose Scouting Productions Podcast. I have been writing posts to the blog for over two and one half years already. (Wow, time flies fast.) If I would have know in high school how much time I would be spending on a thing called a computer, I think I would have taken a typing class.

 

The MSPP podcast currently has 58 videos, with another to be posted later today if I find the time. I have enjoyed putting the videos together. I hope you have enjoyed watching them. I also hope I can keep finding new material to post to the podcast. It is getting harder finding material for videos designed to entertain Scouts, leaders, and parents. I guess Buttons may have to start making more videos each year.

 

It has been over six months since the new feed was created, and from the looks of the stats, nearly everyone has switched over to the new feed, so today I have taken the old feed offline. If you have not switched yet, the new/current feed is found at:

 

http://feeds.feedburner.com/melrosescoutingproductions

If you prefer to follow the podcast through iTunes you can find it at

http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=251187870

 

The old feeds that will no longer work or be updated are the following:

http:// melrosetroop68.org/podcast/podcast.xml and

http:// feeds.feedburner.com/MelroseScoutingProductionsPodcast

If you are still linked to one of these feeds please switch to one of the current ones.

 

By the way, you can also find the Melrose Scouting Productions Podcast as a part of the PTC Media family of Scouting podcasts. The link for that site is http://www.ptcmedia.net/

 

Once again, I would like to thank you for reading the blog and watching the podcast. I invite you to leave comments and let me know what you think about them. I also challange you to invite two or three more people to check out the blog and podcast. The higher the numbers of viewers become, the more excited I get about keeping things going. And to tell the truth, I could use more viewers.