Into SharePoint & Podcasts? You've got to check out the SharePoint Pod Show

I've been catching up on some unread blog feeds & listing to a few podcasts. One podcast I'm way behind on is the SharePoint Pod Show hosted by friends Rob Foster, Nick Swan and Brett Lonsdale. They've done seven shows so far and I've been quite pleased with them... lots of good info and content. You can download the show from their blog (linked below) or through iTunes (just search for SharePoint Pod Show).

Next week I'll sit down with Rob and record a session on MOSS 2007 Web Content Management that should be available within a few weeks (I'll blog when it's up). I'll even have a pretty cool surprise that I'll discuss/announce... but you'll just have to wait for that. :)

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posted on Friday, October 10, 2008 4:10 PM

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# re: Into SharePoint & Podcasts? You've got to check out the SharePoint Pod Show 10/10/2008 8:57 PM Jeremy Thake

Completely agree Andrew,Robert Bogue's recommendations on patching and also governance are awesome!

I'd also like to recommend MOSS Gone Wild. Great set of podcast already by these guys: http://www.mossgonewild.com/

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