Ronald Lewis and Deborah Kline Interview
December 12, 2008
Deborah Kline speaks about how web 2.0 social media provides new tools to connect using many of the same techniques that applied in the past. She talks about her excitement about what she has learned at #tas08 and how she is looking forward to applying her new knowledge.
Video by Ted Wahler
Ronald Lewis and Brian Yuhnke Interview
December 11, 2008
Brian Yuhnke talks about the theme of the weekend – passion – and the power of bringing the community together. Colorado has a vibrant community that is rising in visibility. The message is: Be passionate don’t be fake.
Video by Ted Wahler
Ronald Lewis and Elizabeth Yarnell Interview
December 10, 2008
Elizabeth Yarnell shares her impressions of the first day of #tas08, the power of twitter and the Colorado new media scene.
Video by Ted Wahler
Ronald Lewis and Dave Taylor Interview
December 9, 2008
Dave Taylor speaks about his Keynote on the historical context of where podcasting and blogging come from, everyone has a desire to be heard. Graffiti shows the power of the desire to get a message out – that people risk prison for the need to speak.
Video by Ted Wahler
Ronald Lewis and B. Hopkins Interview Day One – Thin Air Summit 2008
December 8, 2008
Ronald Lewis interviews B. Hopkins about passion, consistency, learning and sharing knowledge
Ronald Lewis and Angie Swartz Interview – Day One
December 5, 2008
Ronald Lewis interviews Angie Swartz of Six Figure Moms about her impressions of Day 1 of the Thin Air Summit, the power of New Media & Social Media tools, and her thoughts on some of the sessions.
Video by Ted Wahler
Video of Dave Taylor’s Keynote
November 12, 2008
David Himot from The Colorado Professional Videographer’s Association captured all of the sessions in the main room on video. Here is the first of the videos, Dave Taylor’s Keynote from Saturday, November 8th.
More on the Thin Air Summit Call for Proposals
July 3, 2008
Thin Air Summit Conference Planning Discussion
May 15, 2008
This was our first TalkShoe call after our transition to a conference. We had a few new voices joining us and had excellent discussion about where we are and where we are going. We looked at what we need to re-evaluate now that we have transitioned to a conference and defined our next steps. These include:
Developing a more complete definition of the conference beyond a focus on new media, independent music and web 2.0 technologies. This includes:
- Defining the tracks that our conference will include including defining their style whether interactive, hands-on, panel discussion, presentation or a combination thereof.
- Identifying who the expected attendees are
- Identifying the pre-session events which are expected to include Beer Breweries, Skiing and Rock Climbing
- Verifying the attendance capacity of our venue
Defining our Executive Committee
Defining our initial budget
We should have some good material to discuss at our Denver Area Podcasters Meetup next Tuesday.
Below is the recording of the TalkShoe Discussion.
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Boulder Startup Weekend 2 and Podcamp Colorado
April 2, 2008
Boulder Startup Weekend was blast. During the course of a single weekend 8 start up ideas were pitched and by the end there were a few that already had working prototypes. Mixed in with the startup excitement was also the start of Media Casters using new media to enable remote people to be involved with startup weekend. The startups even got to talk with venture capitalists and entrepreneurs who offered them advice on their projects. At the end, while we were waiting for people to get ready to present their projects Goldie Katsu got up and talked about Podcamp Colorado. There was a lot interest which was great to see. Here is a video of the “pitch” as recorded by MediaCasters.tv:
