Thank you Charles Stricklin, for blogging about my presentation at the PNME.

I won’t print the worst here, but I will reprint the best, because I got top billing! Yay!

I put my heart and soul into my presentation and got a ton of love back from the audience.

The best and worst of Podcast and New Media Expo

You may have noticed I quickly dispensed with the daily play-by-play the the goings-on at the 2007 Podcast and New Media Expo; There were just too many things to do and not enough energy or time to detail them in daily postings. My buddy, Jason Van Orden, asks over at his blog, “What was your favorite part of the expo?”

I’ll go him one better… I’ll tell you the what I thought to be both the best and worst parts of the expo:

Best

1. Susan Bratton’s session on attracting sponsors and advertisers
2. Don McAllister’s session on screencasting
3. Dinner at Rosa’s with Josh, John C. Havens, Paolo Tosolini, the guy with a British accent from Zimbabwe (?) and Jason & Melanie Van Orden
4. Dinner at Joe’s Crab Shack with Michael Mennenga, Brian Brown, Dan Kuykendall, Chuck Tomasi and others (especially the Vulcan rite of passage using plastic crab knives.)
5. Lunch at Lucille’s with Kris Smith, Jason & Melanie Van Orden, Matt Snodgrass, Craig Patchett, Stepan Masurov, Mark Chernesky, Randall Northcraft, Steve Fisher, Andy McCasky
6. Talking with Molly Wood, Tom Merritt, Paul Colligan, Leesa Barnes and Tee Morris
7. Meeting fans of The WordPress Podcast like Gregory Lemon and Betsy Flanagan, to name a few.
8. Allison Sheridan being nice enough to share her EVDO connection with everyone when the WiFi gave out.
9. Hanging out here and there with Jason White.
10. Speaking on a panel at the Podango booth with Dan Kuykendall and Doug Kaye.
11. Getting the chance to thank Tim Bourquin for his help in the past and for putting together a great expo.

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