Even though my heart lies with this Boston Legal endeavor, I wear many
other hats. Here are a few.
[ cbs tv network podcaster ]
The CBS Network launched their
Netcast podcast page
Fall 2005 and, out of 300 other podcasters, selected me to create
downloadable interview with their series stars. Listen to some in
the player below or download from the comprehensive list below.
Interviews by CBS TV Schedule Sunday
8:00 PM COLD CASE
Kathryn Morris: mp3 [5:47]
Danny Pino: mp3 [6:54]
[image:
Dana and Kathryn Morris]
Monday
8:30 PM HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER Cobie Smulders: mp3 [8:12]
Jason Segel: mp3 [4:09]
Josh Radnor: mp3 [4:59]
[image:
Dana and Jason Segel]
9:00 PM TWO AND A HALF MEN Jon Cryer: mp3 [5:54]
Holland Taylor & Conchata Ferrell: mp3 [7:20]
[image: Dana and
Jon Cryer 1 and
2]
9:30 OUT OF PRACTICE Henry Winkler:
mp3 [5:49]
Stockard Channing:
mp3 [4:40]
Paula Marshall:
mp3 [5:05]
Ty Burrell & Chris Gorham:
mp3 [6:55]
[image:
Dana and Henry Winkler]
Daily
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL
Antonio Sabato, Jr.: mp3 [4:57]
[ bio ]
Dana Greenlee is a pioneering podcaster, having the first terrestrial
broadcast radio program, Web Talk Radio, to be distributed as a podcast
using a Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feed with an enclosed mp3 file of
the complete program back in September, 2004. [source: Wikipedia]
Besides producing and co-hosting Web Talk Radio at
WebTalkRadio.com
from 1999 to 2006, Dana also hosted a weekly podcast about the popular
television show 'Boston Legal'. Before moving to the Seattle area, she
worked as a production assistant for
KNBC-TV in Burbank, for
lighting
directors at the Sunset Gower Studios, in music licensing and for a talent
agent at Hollywood Center Studios and worked on air at several Los Angeles
area radio stations. In the Pacific Northwest, she worked at
Amazon.com in
customer service and website editorial.
Dana currently writes a weekly technology column for the
Tacoma Daily
Index and develops websites. She earned a BA in Mass Communication in Radio and
Television from La Sierra
University and currently lives in Seattle, Washington.
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[ TVj ]
Dana is a TVj for
BuddyTV.com, a live, interactive blogging community. Each Tuesday at
10pm Pacific Time, fans of Boston Legal join her session to watch and
comment on the episode together with hundreds of viewers all over the
world. Past episode sessions are archived and can be replayed for repeat listening and
reading. >> Boston Legal page
>> Dana's TVj page >> Seattle Times article
Radio WebTalk Radio
[co-host/producer/editor]
A weekly syndicated tech talk show, on air and webcast since 1999. 350
shows, over 500 interviews.
Some favorite WebTalk shows
Wil Wheaton talks about "Just a Geek", Star Trek: TNG and his online life as
blogger, journalist and futurist at
WilWheaton.net; 1
hour; Sept. 25, 2004 |
mp3
The Lone Gunmen from the X-Files; 1 hour; March 2001 |
mp3
Do we need Internet
neutrality?
July 14, 2006 - There’s a lively discussion across the Internet on the
concept of Net neutrality, a term coined by law professor Tim Wu. >> read more [pdf]
Abazab, widgets, and
the growing demand for Web video
July 7, 2006 - Lucy is looking forward to the Pearl Jam concert at the Gorge
Amphitheater in a few weeks. So are her friends who visit her MySpace page.
They’re planning on watching Lucy’s girl-at-thegorge video commentary about
the show almost as it happens. >> read more [pdf]
Firefox for Dummies
June 16, 2006 - Last year was a breakout year for 20-year-old
Blake Ross. He was on the cover of Wired magazine, nominated for Wired’s
Renegade of the Year and named Rolling Stone magazine’s Hot List. This came
six years after he started working at Netscape as a developer -- at age 14. >> read Pt. 1>> read Pt. 2 [pdf]
Television 2.0: The
rising popularity of vodcasts
April 28, 2006 - What text blogging has done to print media, vodcasts,
videoblogging, digital video 2.0, or whatever you want to call it, promises
to do to broadcast media: kick down doors to unprecedented participation by
citizen/"non-traditional" journalists. >> read more [pdf]
The Democratization
of Television for the masses
March 24, 2006 - Creating video for viewing on the Web is much more than a
process of compression and output. It is also about creating original
content for the unique environment of the Internet.
>> read more [pdf]
From cubicle to mountain crest
Feb. 17, 2006 -
It’s a fact: working in the technology business, you can expect a
fast-paced, demanding life with long hours and stress. Some enterprising
tech workers schedule organized retreats to regroup the team. Last
September, I talked with Barry Duplantis, Director of Government Programs at
Red Hat Linux in Raleigh, NC, who seems to have identified a somewhat unique
way to do this. It involves Mt. Rainier and an expedition he calls "Red Hat
over Redmond."
>> read more [pdf]
Hollywood loves the
Internet, Pt. 2
Dec 23 2005 -
Actors are just like the rest of us when it comes to using the Internet.
They research, look up hobbies, and find music.
>> read more [pdf]
Hollywood loves the
net, Pt. 1
Dec 16 2005 -
It should come as no surprise to know that television actors, with their
disposable incomes and plenty of time waiting between scenes, have laptops
and iPods...
>> read more [pdf]
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