Podcast Number Three - Oval Test plus Gavaskar/Shastri/BCCI

I think this file got clipped at the end; sorry about that. I'm not sure why Audacity played up like that. I just had a few sentences after that where I say "conflict of interest is pretty simple really; look it up!".

Podcast Number Two

Small edit: I seem to say "effective off-spinner"; I am actually trying to say "ineffective off-spinner"!

Podcast on Trent Bridge Test

Ok, here we go again with yet another podcast. Its about seven minutes long, I'm sending this up as a trial balloon. Please let me know what you think (sound quality, silliness, etc)

Podcast on watching cricket in the USA

A podcast on watching cricket in the USA is available at Bored Cricket Crazy Indians.

No progress on podcasts

Well, so far, I haven't had any luck in getting a podcast to work. The last three "test" posts tried three different strategies. I've uploaded a silly little test file (in .ogg format) to the Internet Archive, and have now tried the embedded link route, then tried using the Blogger method of enclosure links and also tried using an embedded Flash Player. No luck so far. If anyone has any clues, please let me know. I'll keep plugging away in the meantime.

Another test podcast

Yet another test podcast. Trying to get this to work.

Testing podcasts again

Another test podcast.

Test Podcast

This is not really a podcast, but a mere test.

Outlook article on the ODIs and the World Cup

I know, I know, I'm a lazy bastard, and I should blog more often. In my defense, all I can say was that I was traveling in India for 5.5 weeks, and on return, got swamped by teaching and the usual academic snafus. But, here is a small start, again at Outlook, a piece on why the ODI still packs a punch and why the World Cup is the right stage for it.

Coming up: a photo feature on Mumbai's Oval Maidan, and hopefully, a podcast series.