A tour of the virtual hallucinations building on UC Davis Island in Second Life in the Company of Professor Peter Yellowlees

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Kevin Anderson the Guardian's blogs editor and Suw Charman blogger and social media consultant talk through what happened in 2006 and what to expect in 2007

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Paul Parkinson of Podcast User Magazine and I discuss how to record audio on the cheap

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A report from the 2006 Media Forum Podcast Day event in Cologne. Featuring interviews with German podcasters The Couch Potatoes and Sleepless in Munich

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An interview with Dr Chris Ritchie the man behind Britain's first degree course in Comedy at Solent University in Southampton.

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Back in California I was propelled from LA to B (via OC) by the miracle of engineering that is a 10-year old beige Honda Accord and everywhere was either 20 minutes or 2 hours away from everywhere else depending on the traffic. Now I'm back in a city with a functioning, and public transportation system, The London Underground. As well as taking me to and from work, the Underground has, briefly, been the focus of my work the past couple of weeks. First there was an interview with Geoff Marshall about variant Tube Maps (), recorded for the BBC. Now exclusively, and only on Pocket Planet Radio..Annie Mole,the blogger behind one of the world's best City Blogs, , talks about The Tube, the , and Bumper Harris. (and yes it was IKB's dad Marc who designed the Rotherhithe tunnel.. I know..I know..)

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is just a wonderful website. It's part of a project by Bram de Jong which aims to teach computers to recognize sounds. As an off-shoot of the research Bram has created a website in which he uses googlemaps to geo-tag some of the sounds in the large freesound database. Clicking on the tagged sounds is like sending your ears on world cruise. Knife sharpeners in China and Spain, musical cactii in Australia, lawn-mowers in the Netherlands the whole world is there for you to listen too.

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Review of 2005 in podcasts and blogs featuring an interview with Tim Worstall

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An interview with a podcasting member of a commercial airline cabin crew

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Interviews with Libsyn, Yahoo and Leo Laporte from the Portable Media Expo in Ontario California the world's largest podcasting convention

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An Interview with Colby Buzzell - pocketplanetradio.typepad.com - radioproducer@gmail.com

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A promo for Podcast Paul's 'casts from Swaziland looking at charity work with young people affected by AIDS and HIV and a report from Stuart Hughes' trip across death valley in aid of MAG

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The DARPA Grand Challenge is a $2million race for robotic cars held in the Mojave desert. This year a team from Stanford University made motoring history by winning the challenge. This is a soundseeing tour of the event with interviews with the cars designers, sponsors and race organisers as well as audio of the event itself

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A soundseeing tour of PJ's Pinball Museum in Culver City

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An interview with Neil Michael of Scoopt.com a photo agency for citizen journalists

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We take a walk through the naked city - The dark underbelly of Los Angeles crime as it happened 58 years ago exposed by the bloggers of the 1947project

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Voices from Katrina. Please do what you can to help. www.redcross.org Music courtesy of Patty Anne Smith

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A British artist vlogs walking all of LA, a 91 year-old Australian walks all of Sydney's suburbs

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Xeni Jordan of Boing Boing talks about the Cyberfashion show in Los Angeles

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A holocaust survivor, vietnam vet, a Christian youth leader, and the co-president of Atheists United talk about their beliefs

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The Bullrun Rally, live action Wacky Racing where dastardly A-list cars are driven by B-list mutleys. A special report by Jamillah Knowles for Pocket Planet Radio

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We speak to Geoff Marshall the man behind tubechallenge.com an attempt to raise money for the victims of the London bombings

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James Doohan the actor who played Scotty in Star Trek died today. Fellow Trek actor and blogger Wil Wheaton www.wilwheaton.net shares his memories of the man

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The Harry Potter Podcast. With the Half Blood Prince out in shops we ask two Potter experts with several NEWTS between them to give us their thoughts on the book. And we attempt to answer the only question that matters about Severus Snape http://odeo.com/claim/feed/f9820c2c78a201dd

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Interview with Sandeep and Srinavas who run the voices project a grassroots effort to document the lives of people with HIV or AIDS in India

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Rock turned fifty in July. The Comets, of Bill Haley and The Comets fame, were inaugurated into the Hollywood Rock Walk - this podcast features an interview with three of the band members

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We interview a journalist based in Leeds following the police raids on premises in the city as part of their investigation into the London bombings

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The most striking images of the July 7th London bombings came from ordinary people. Alfie Dennen started moblog.co.uk, he's also behind werenotafraid.com

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As the numbers of dead rise in London in the wake of the bombings there - what has reaction been in Madrid, and will reaction in Britain mirror that in Spain.

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Reaction from people living and working in London to the terror attacks.

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We talk to the scientist who thinks he can prove that wearing red can give you slight sporting advantage. So that's why the (insert the name of your team here) suck/rock

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WGN Radio's Milt Rosenberg shares some memories of over three decades on air in Chicago

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The Hollywood Podcast is a great listen, visit it, vote for it and have a listent - this is an interview with it's creator, actor Tim Coyne

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Instant Films - an interview with movie makers who get it all done in 48 hours. This probably counts as another in our Strange Enthusiasms series.

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Part of an occasional series on strange enthusiasms - this podcast - Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day Explained

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A slice of the newbie podcasters life, by way of Wil Wheaton at the Poker Championships in Vegas, Sean the Tarot card reader and the David Lawrence show - oh and there's a bit about Skypcasting in there too

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