Comments on: Podcasting in the Peace Corps http://jasonpearce.com/blog/2005/03/20/podcasting-in-the-peace-corps/ relatively irrelevant Thu, 07 Aug 2008 19:48:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Jason Pearce | relatively irrelevant » Blog Archive » Sustainable Peace Corps projects http://jasonpearce.com/blog/2005/03/20/podcasting-in-the-peace-corps/#comment-35903 Jason Pearce | relatively irrelevant » Blog Archive » Sustainable Peace Corps projects Mon, 31 Mar 2008 20:23:39 +0000 http://jasonpearce.com/blog/2005/03/20/podcasting-in-the-peace-corps/#comment-35903 <p>[...] my Peace Corps experience, posting photos, and producing MP3 recordings for people to download (a rudimentary podcast of sorts). I did all of this in 2002 from Georgetown, [...]</p> [...] my Peace Corps experience, posting photos, and producing MP3 recordings for people to download (a rudimentary podcast of sorts). I did all of this in 2002 from Georgetown, [...]

]]> By: GriffJon http://jasonpearce.com/blog/2005/03/20/podcasting-in-the-peace-corps/#comment-3 GriffJon Fri, 25 Mar 2005 04:32:45 +0000 http://jasonpearce.com/blog/2005/03/20/podcasting-in-the-peace-corps/#comment-3 <p>They're still scared. I had a constant painful "dialog" with my CD over my website, and had to jump through all the hoops. Your name got brought up more than once as what "could happen to me.</p> <p>This was after I had created this huge intranet where volunteer could send texts for free to each other and to huge groups ("trouble downtown, don't go!", tho more often, "happy hour at Devon House, $60 Red Stripe!")</p> <p>I felt really good about working hard to help my fellow volunteers, and getting called on the carpet for my trouble.</p> <p>But it worked out in the end.</p> They’re still scared. I had a constant painful “dialog” with my CD over my website, and had to jump through all the hoops. Your name got brought up more than once as what “could happen to me.

This was after I had created this huge intranet where volunteer could send texts for free to each other and to huge groups (”trouble downtown, don’t go!”, tho more often, “happy hour at Devon House, $60 Red Stripe!”)

I felt really good about working hard to help my fellow volunteers, and getting called on the carpet for my trouble.

But it worked out in the end.

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