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Women in Podcasting: The List
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    NEW LISTING: AllCritters, by Robin Taylor-Corbridge and her husband Dr. Lee Corbridge. "On animal health and welfare. Listen to Doc and Robin talk about how to keep your pets safe and healthy." (Subscribe) Added 2006-02-06
    NEW LISTING: American Dream Podcast, by Robin Taylor. "Real estate, buying and selling Homes, Property." (Subscribe) Added 2006-02-06
    NEW LISTING: Astronomy-a-Go-Go, by Alice Few. Weekly podcast about astronomy for everyone. (Subscribe) Added 2006-02-06.
    NEW LISTING: Audible Althouse, by Ann Althouse, who "talks about the last few days of blogging and digresses." (Subscribe) Added 2006-02-06
    NEW LISTING: Design and Architecture (DnA), a KCRW podcast by Frances Anderton. "From your iPod to the Freedom Chair to the Walt Disney Concert Hall, design and architecture shape our world. Host Frances Anderton talks to design world leaders about the latest in products, fashion, graphics, architecture and more, in Los Angeles and beyond." (Subscribe) Added 2006-02-06
    NEW LISTING: El Bloguipodio, by La Bloguera (female) and Dablo Guiman. "The first Spanish-language podcast in the USA, features news, political commentary, opinion, humor and hot latin music. El Bloguipodio brings the Latino perspective on current world and national affairs seasoned with a touch of spicy irony and humor. We also frequently hear from our listeners that it is a very useful podcast for people who are learning Spanish." (Subscribe) Added 2006-02-06
    NEW LISTING: EWorldWire, hosted by Melanie Aaron and Walid Ezzeddine. Production and distribution of video and audio news releases. (Subscribe) Also available as a videolog, see below. Added 2006-02-06
    NEW LISTING: Four Minutes, Once a Week, by Sage Vivant. "I operate a business called Custom Erotica Source, which provides tailor-made erotic stories to individual clients. On the podcast, I read a very short tale each week." (Subscribe) Added 2006-02-06
    NEW LISTING: I Read Comics, by Lene Taylor, who also co-hosts Look At His Butt (see below). "Comic books, graphic novels, animation -- all things comics and cartoony, with your host, Lene Taylor -- a girl. Think of it as the New York Review of Comics." (Subscribe) Added 2006-02-06
    NEW LISTING: Inside the Net, by Amber MacArthur and Leo Leporte. Part of the "This Week in Tech" podcast series. "Weekly look at what's new, what's cool, and whats useful on the internet right now. Amber and Leo review the hottest new site or tool on the web and talk one-on-one with the innovators who created it." (Subscribe) Added 2006-02-06
    NEW LISTING: Lillian's SpeakOut! By Lillian Cauldwell. "Interviews with published mid-list and beginning, unknown authors who require further promotion and marketing for themselves and their book(s). Twenty minute podcast with all talk. Host introduces show and guest and starts interviewing guest-author with questions. Takes questions from what the guest says. Also, suggests that guest read a brief excerpt from novel, nonfiction or recite one or two poems." (Subscribe) Added 2006-02-06
    NEW LISTING: Much Ado About Books, by Laura Mills-Alcott. "Book talk radio show. Hear interviews with Heather Graham, Sandra Brown, Carly Phillips, Sherrilyn Kenyon, Diana Gabaldon, Virginia Henley, Kate Collins, Kathryn Falk and many, many more! With guests ranging from New York Times bestselling authors you know and love, to new authors you won't want to miss, Much Ado About Books brings you a fast-paced, fun and entertaining look at the world of the written word, with a radio talk show that's all about books." (Subscribe) Added 2006-02-06
    NEW LISTING: Noisy Daughter, by Strepsata. "For audiophiliacs and fans of all forms of free expression. Its for electrotrash and theatrically inclined digit heads jonesing for new sounds, a new sense of style, and frank discussions about primal urges." (Subscribe) Added 2006-02-06
    NEW LISTING: On the Beat, a KCRW podcast by Celia Hirschman. "Weekly commentary about the music industry every Wednesday. Analysis by Celia Hirschman, President of Downtown Marketing, a music consulting firm in New York City." (Subscribe) Added 2006-02-06
    NEW LISTING: RawRoots, by Mama ASID. "Podcast/blog/streaming radio show about reggae, dancehall, hip-hop, rap, detroit, Caribbean, urban life and global politics -- all from a diasporic women's viewpoint." (Subscribe) Added 2006-02-06
    NEW LISTING: Rubyfruit Radio, by Heather, "a 30 something lesbian living in Atlanta." Rubyfruit Radio is "devoted to playing female indie artists and female fronted bands." (Subscribe) Added 2006-02-06
    NEW LISTING: The Score, a KCRW podcast by Diana Nyad. "Twenty-four hours a day in every city in America, you can hear shock jock radio types screaming their outrage at the latest sports scandal. The din has become so loud and so steady that I, for one, am thirsting for the poetry, the sociology, the philosophy of sports. On "The Score," I hope to tell poignantly inspirational stories, cover the broad spectrum of characters who play parts in the sports world and lift listeners to feel a passion for sports, as I do." (Subscribe) Added 2006-02-06
    NEW LISTING: Supreme Court Watch Podcast, offered by the Alliance for Justice and featuring commentary by Kelly Landis, Adam Shaw, and Dan Roth. (Subscribe) Added 2006-02-06
    NEW LISTING: Weezy and the Swish. Weekly comedy show by Louise (Weezy) Palanker and Laura (The Swish) Swisher. (Subscribe) Added 2006-06-06
    Addicted to Race, by Jen Chau and Carmen Van Kerckhove. Weekly show. "We explore America's obsession with race, with a specific emphasis on mixed race identity and interracial relationships. We rant about things that piss us off, we analyze recent news from our perspective, we share funny stories, and we interview writers, thinkers and activists who work around race-related issues." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27
    ADDitude ADDjustment, by Abby. "For persons with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) and ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder). Each show is brief, seven to 10 minutes, and offers advice on how to deal with problems of attention, organization, impulse control, social interaction and other issues affecting this neurological disorder. This podcast focuses on Adult ADD but children and their parents may find it helpful as well." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10
    Adventures in Transformative Learning, a podcast for teachers and learners by Dr. Kathy King and Dr. Barbara Heuer of Fordham University's Regional Educational Technology Center (RETC) and graduate program in Adult Education and Human Resource Development in New York City. "Discussions, interviews and resources about transformative learning -- its meaning for adults in a busy world, for trainers, teachers and educators of all ages. Life is about change, and learning through change can be transformative. ...This [show is a] new experience in thinking about learning and change in the lives of adults. Resources, interviews, stories, tips and strategies for successful coping and learning are included." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27 (See King's other show, Techpod, below)
    Agape3 by Kim Beasley, business strategist. "Semi-daily podcast for women and small business owners to provide simple strategy solutions to success for their business. The podcast provides cutting edge technology and business strategy article for its readers." (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-21
    AirFerg, by Shelly and Ferg. Husband-and-wife team, discussion and banter. (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-26
    Animal Talk, Naturally! Talk show by Kim Bloomer, Jeannie Thomason, and Kim's dog Shadrach. "We share all about caring for dogs and cats using natural methods and products and about pet welfare issues." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    Aural Icebergs, by Tiffany Rapplean of Intellectual Icebergs (see below). "We realized that the music that serves as the background on IntIce is definitely good enough to be heard in its own right, without the interference of the words on our show. So I've started producing Aural Icebergs on which I feature the IntIce music, plus other music I cannot play on IntIce due to the presence of lyrics, or non-derivative licensing" (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-26
    BabyTime, by Kerry and Dan Gorgone. "Kerry is pregnant with our first baby, and we are sharing our experiences about everything from morning sickness to baby registries and everything in between." Kerry's third trimester began Nov. 6, 2005, so the baby's due soon! (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-26
    Bad Hair Day, by Jenn and Carrie. "Ever get up in the morning and just know�. It's going to be a BAD HAIR DAY? Tune in to hear Jenn and Carrie discuss their confusing yet amusing lives. Those looking for educational and helpful commentary need not apply." (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-18
    Bag and Baggage, by Denise Howell, a CA-based appellate and intellectual property lawyer. This show covers " law, technology, and occasionally whatever children's programming is keeping my son occupied so that I can record." (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-21
    BandTrax, by Renamarie and Canis Lupis. Music show. "Focuses on independent artists who are typically not played on mainstream radio stations. What makes it different is that you can purchase the music played on the podcast from the web site. We offer everything CDbaby does, but we give much more back to the artists." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10
    Bands Under the Radar, by Kami Knake. "Great new music from (mostly) unsigned, unknown or underappreciated bands. (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-19
    Beware of the Babylon, by Rachel Weiss and Todd Sokolove. A special feature of Rachel's blog NYC Babylon, "A diary of New York City debauchery, scandals and ill-advised love affairs." (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-21
    Biddycast. Tales from the road by the all-female musical group The Lascivious Biddies. (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-26
    Bizzycast, featuring Hawaii-based web developer Roxanne Darling. Intriguing low-key insights on business and online media. (Subscribe). Last updated: 2005-12-04
    Bluggcast, an engaging alien perspective on terrestrial news by Toe and Blugg. (Toe is female, although her species is indeterminate.) "Tech chit chat and tunes from confused visitors from another planet. (Do not adjust your player) We love your Earth cats, coffee, gadgets and technology." (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-21
    Tina Buchholtz Music, showcasing the music of Danish singer/songwriter Tina Buchholtz. Site is in Danish and English (click the US flag for the English version). "She's just starting out as a podcaster and to get her feet wet has published three brief episodes with original music. But she will soon expand with a full-blown bi-weekly show where she talks informally about the process of creating music/making a living as a full-time musician and composer and being a wife and mother at the same time. The show will be in Danish, possibly interspersed with music-only episodes like the current three. Currently, Tina is working on two children's musicals so the first crop of episodes will probably follow these from creation to production." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27
    Caribbean Free Radio, by Georgia Popplewell of Trinidad. "A gathering space for original, Caribbean-related audio (music and spoken word)." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Castpodder, by Chelle. "Self-described fangirl offers personal commentary on pop culture and the fandoms which spring up from television, movies, and books." (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-21
    The CatFish Show, by Cathy ("Cat") and her sidekick/husband Bob. It's about "�things that are Canadian and Montreal stuff � any interesting worldly info that [Cathy happens] to come across in the paper." (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-18
    Catholic Mormon Podcast, by Sarah and Rob. "The trials of a Mormon girl and a Catholic guy as they evaluated both churches and ended up turning to Rome." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10
    Cheers to Wine and Food, with Linda Bramble. Short podcast covering intriguing tips and topics in food and wine. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Chemistry 221, by Michelle Francl, professor of chemistry at Bryn Mawr College. Audio recordings of her classroom lectures. (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10
    Chess Is Cool, by chess grandmaster Alexandra Kosteniuk. "Weekly show with news from the chess world, tips, competitions, interviews, and more." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10
    Christian Ladies' Talk Radio, by Demetria Zinga. "Christian Talk for Christian Ladies: parenting, homeschooling, marriage and family, health and nutritiou, work from home topics, and more." (Subscribe). Added 2005-11-26
    Church of the Customer, by Jackie Huba and Ben McConnell, authors of Creating Customer Evangelists. "A business podcast about word of mouth and customer evangelism." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Contentious, by Amy Gahran. Yes, the blog by the creator of this list you're reading right now also offers an occasional audio edition. The overarching theme is "news and musings about how we communicate in the online age." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Croncast: Thrice-weekly show by Kris and Betsy Smith. Storytelling, commentary, and banter. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    CrossOver, by UK podcaster Koan Bremner who publishes the weblog Multidimensional Me. "Discussion of topics arising from my experience of living and dealing with the condition of gender dysphoria." (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-23
    Cruel to be Kind, by famed German podcaster Nicole Simon. "My more business related podcast and also includes some (pre/post) conference podcasting." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-26
    Cubicle Divas, by Leesa Barnes. "Weekly tips to women on how to start a business or launch an idea on a shoestring budget." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10
    The Daily Dig, A miscellaneous mix of current headlines and commentary, some of it humorous, from a variety of perspectives � including that of the biblically apocalyptic talk show host, Kathleen Keating. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    The Dawn and Drew Show: Very popular freeform comedy by a husband-and-wife duo from rural Wisconsin. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Dead Serious, a Podcast Network show by Molly. "Interview program looking at issues of death, grief, life and meaning. Everything from palliative care to angels, complementary therapies to funeral directors, kids to dementia, fear to joy. It's all here, interspersed with great music and a few laughs." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    Delta Park Project. Comedy, variety, and pop culture show by Anna and Jason from Portland, OR. "Married couple with backgrounds in radio and television that bring their take on life, culture and everything you need to stay hip at the water cooler." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-26
    Democracy Now! Podcast edition of Pacifica Radio/TV show by Amy Goodman. "National, daily, independent, award-winning news program airing on over 350 stations in North America. Democracy Now!'s War and Peace Report provides our audience with access to people and perspectives rarely heard in the U.S.corporate-sponsored media, including independent and international journalists, ordinary people from around the world who are directly affected by U.S. foreign policy, grassroots leaders and peace activists, artists, academics and independent analysts. In addition, the War and Peace Report hosts real debates - debates between people who substantially disagree, such as between the White House or the Pentagon spokespeople on the one hand, and grassroots activists on the other." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10. Also headlines in Spanish (Subscribe). See videolog, below.
    Desi Dilemmas, a PodBazaar show by Smitha Radhakrishnan. "I draw on my personal and research experiences to place common issues facing Desis (Diasporic South Asians) in a larger social and economic context. Weaving together narratives, opinion, research, and clips from over 100 interviews with Indians on three continents, this show puts forward the issues that preoccupy Indian dinner parties in a not-so-India West framework." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    Diary of a Shameless Self-Promoter, by Heidi Miller. Tips on effective self-promotion. There's also a show notes blog. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Download with Heather and Jonelle. Sponsored by Acuvue. Banter. "Two girls get a microphone. Will they get an audience?" (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10
    E-Learning Queen, by Susan Smith Nash. "The E-Learning Queen explores all manner of online and distributed training and education, from instructional design to the construction and implementation of entire e-learning solutions. She finds real-world e-learning issues and applications particularly intriguing; in higher education, military, K-12, and corporate and humanitarian / not-for-profit realms." (Subscribe) Last updated: Last updated 2005-11-18
    Eat/Feed, by Anne Bramley. "The sound of good food. Eat/Feed is the podcast that takes you back in time, across the country, around the world, and back to your own table." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Emo Girl Talk. "The life and times of a 15 year old Emo Girl." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-19
    Every Object Tells A Story, by Susan McFarland. "Curators, conservators and researchers share some of their stories of artworks in the Paintings Gallery of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London as part of the Every Object Tells A Story Project." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10
    Fashion Tribes, by Lesley Scott. News and views on a wide range of fashion issues, tastes, and personalities. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Feelingdoing, by Dr. Fran the OT. "Weekly look into the world of mental health and occupational therapy, which is learning the skills to do the job of living (working, socializing, leisure time use, problem-solving, budgeting). Sometimes there are interviews, sound-seeing tours, and rants." See her other show, Mental Health Missives, below. (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    The Fisko Files, by Sara Fisko. Podcast edition of a radio show produced at WNYC. "A series of personal radio essays on music, art, culture and media. Now entering its 7th year on radio." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27
    Flowing with Famous, by Jarah Euston and Malcolm Sosa. "Dedicated to all things Fresno (CA), from art to gossip, music to politics." (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-18
    Fringe Journal, a personal weblog and podcast by Susan Smith Nash (creator of E-Learning Queen). "Works include poetry, creative writing, memoirs, autobiographical writing from various places; postmodernist theory / post-language writing; world events, economic development, postmodernist travel writing, punky commentary about encounters with grifters." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Gabber JaW, by Wendy and John. "Podcasting from outside Chicago. Nothing is sacred, everything is questioned. Humor and irreverent but insightful dialog on topics deep and shallow all within 30 minutes. Pop culture, TV, movies, relationships, current events are all discussed with a decidedly skewed perspective." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-26
    Geek Fu Action Grip, By Mur Lafferty. Varied ramblings and essays, some personal, on technology and other topics. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    The Girl on Tech, formerly Tech Chick Weekly: Technology and other topics from a female perspective. (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-18
    Golden Hammer, by Darusha Wehm. "Weekly commentary on how technology is changing our lives." (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-18
    Golf for Beginners, by Stacy Solomon. "I am a golf fanatic and offer others who share the love of the game a place to share their thoughts and learn something about the sport that I truly am addicted to. I write reviews, give helpful golf tips and comment on the latest LPGA and PGA news." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27
    GROW (Giving Real Opportunities to Women), by Erika Huber, founder of an organization that helps single mothers pursue a college degree. Show covers "parenting, self-help, and early childhood education. Most of the moms in our program have very young children." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10
    A Guy, a Girl, and a Bottle. "Weekly Internet radio show for people interested about an innovative wine podcast in and around Silicon Valley. Lori Leahy and Joe Carpenter visit wineries and review their wines in Northern California's Bay Area. If you are looking for great wineries, there are alternatives to the well-known Napa and Sonoma regions. Join us as we begin our journey reviewing the wineries, their wines, and the winemakers that make it all happen. The wines of the Santa Cruz appellation are every bit as good � if not better - and you will definitely be surprised at both the quality as well as the quantity of wineries in Silicon Valley Area." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27
    Hanashi Station. "A group effort that includes several female podcasters. All shows are related to Japan." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27. Possibly defunct: No new shows since 2005-09-16
    Happy Wednesday, by Joanie Winberg (speaker, relationship coach, human behavior consultant). Weekly inspirational quote and tip. "dedicated to be a midweek boost to inspire you, make you laugh, or maybe just be the right thing you need to hear at this time in your life." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27
    Penny Haynes, a podcast publisher, offers several inspirational, information, business, and entertainment shows: Family-Friendly Podcasts (Subscribe), Brain Storm (Subscribe), Comedy Clip of the Week (Subscribe), Words for the Week (Subscribe), and Your Voice (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    The Health and Fitness Show, a Podcast Network show by personal trainer Beti. "Be fit and stay healthy." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    The Home Spa Goddess Show, by Denise Perkins. About bath, body, and beauty products. (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    Homeschool Habitat, by Kim Campbell. "Homeschool news, reviews, and mini-lessons for the kids." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    I Should Be Writing, by Mur Lafferty of Geek Fu Action Grip. "Dedicated to wanna-be fiction writers. I'm not coming at it from the angle of a published author, giving publication advice, but from someone in the trenches myself, giving advice on how to start writing and stay positive when the rejections start coming in." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-18
    In the Zone, by Jina Bacarr. "Hot topics with a cool point of view." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27. (Bacarr also created a two-part audio program, War Letters.)
    India in Classrooms, a PodBazaar show by Mona Vijaykar. "Bringing awareness and appreciation of Indian history and culture on par with that of Western culture and history. In each episode, Mona addresses different cultural issues that parents and second-generation Indian-Americans struggle with. Whe hopes that her insights will help provide the balance that most of us seek in a multicultural society." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    Intellectual Icebergs, produced and occasionally hosted by Tiffany Rapplean. "We feature science topics, both hard and soft science, and our target audience is geeks, as we ourselves are geeks. Our topics range from cryptography, quantum physics, and VoIP to dating tips for geeks and partyology. All of the interviews and spoken word pieces on our show are set to the musical backdrop of independent, podsafe music. (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-25
    IronDove, by L (female co-host) and Scott. "A unique community where strong compassionate people gather to use creative problem solving to heal ourselves and our world. Dialogue is the key to reform. Access is the key to dialogue. IronDove provides both to creative minds worldwide. This show focuses on events of the day and discussion about women's roles in healing our world." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27
    JADcasts, with Yvonne F. Brown of JAD Communications. "At JAD we encourage you to stop limiting beliefs, reach self-fulfilling breakthroughs and achieve your highest potential. We help you to achieve and live the rich, full life you dream of and deserve. JadCasts focus on networking, provides entertaining book excerpts, and interviews with successful female executives and business owners." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-26
    The Jade Belle Show, by Jade Blackmore and Michelle "Belle" Belaskie. "We cover Los Angeles and the daily struggles of living there. But our shows thus far have included an interview with a refugee from New Orleans and an upcoming show deals with a woman in Los Angeles who works with the homeless." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10
    Jawbone Radio, by Nora and Len in Cleveland, OH. Banter and interviews on various topics. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    The Jenny and Lee Show, by Jenny Patten and Lee Wilkins. "Podcasting from the heart of East London, we take you on a journey through our lives. And dogs!" (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    K9cast, by Tara and Walter. "Dogs, dog training, rescue, shelters, adoption, agility and everything else dog. Hosted by an experienced dog trainer who wants to help YOU with your dog!" (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-18
    Keith and the Girl, by Chemda Khalili and her boyfriend Keith Malley. (Note: Site did not work for me in Firefox. I had to use Safari to view it.) "Two New Yorkers, one a comedian/writer and one a singer, talk about there life, religion, race, celebrites, killer robots, clowns, sex, bums, midgets, hookers, kids, quadriplegics or anything else that crosses their mind. One-hour show Monday-Friday." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10.
    The Ken and Squip Show: "A bicoastal (Oregon and New York) comedy podcast � news, gossip, bizarre news bits, technology and sex." The female half of this team is Squip (Cindy). (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    KnitCast, by UK podcaster Marie Irshad. "The first podcast about knitting featuring interviews with designers, bloggers and others from the knitting world." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Late Night Podcasting with Mr. X and Just Julie (formerly The Just Julie show), "Join Mr. X of If Then Software and Just Julie for a typical anything-goes PodCast broadcast out of studio X1 in the Podcastgalaxy.com attic." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    LibriVox. "Volunteers read public domain books and podcast them chapter by chapter. About half of our active readers are women." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27
    Look at His Butt! "LT and JK, two geek babes, talk about Star Trek, science fiction, books, TV, the Internet, sex toys, and William Shatner's butt." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-26
    The Rachel Maddow Show. Podcast edition of radio show. "Information-packed daily news, commentary & humor show, hosted by the bright and witty Rachel Maddow on Air America Radio. Kent Jones also contributes his humorous news headlines stories." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-19
    Mami's Kitchen, a PodBazaar show by Mami, in Tamil. "Recipes from my kitchen to yours. Presenting Indian recipes that have been passed down by word-of-mouth for generations, and adapted to the conveniences and constraints of the modern kitchen." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    Marina's Podcasts by Marina Kamen. Guided exercises, several styles, plus other topics. (Subscribe to: Workout podcasts, pandemic podcast, artist studio) Last updated 2005-11-18, but some shows may be defunct (hard to tell, they're undated).
    MediaTinker, by Kristen McQuillin. "Irregular podcasts of ambient Japanese sounds, readings, and other audio delights." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27
    Mehfil-E-Sonal, a PodBazaar show by Sonal, in Hindi. "About Gazals, nazms, poetry, songs and lot more." Sonal does several other shows, see below. (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    Meltingpod, by Annie Viglielmo from Marseille, South of France. "I speak about my friends musicians who play rock and roll here in Marseille or about musicians I met in Marseille during their concert and who live around the world. I don't want to select only rock and roll but it's the music I love. I played others friends who play others kind of music sometimes. The important thing to me it's to speak about interesting humans!" (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-26
    Mental Health Missives, by Dr. Fran the OT. "The latest and most interesting news from the world of the mind." See her other show, Feelingdoing, above. (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    The Microsoft Show, a Podcast Network show by Tyme White. "A show for users." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    Miracles Happen: Chocolate for the Comfort of the Soul. "Advice, inspiration and conversation. Two Catholic women friends, Wilson Perkowski and Sue Netter, talk about their lives in light of what they have learned and how God has and is calling them to be the best they can be." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27
    Misadventures in Taiwan, by Gem, who is studying animation in Taiwan. Personal observations and commentary. Language: English with some Chinese. (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-18
    Mistress V. "Deviant femdom blog from a sweet sadistic dominant woman." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-19
    Mommycast, by Paige and Gretchen. "A weekly internet radio show for and by women immersed in the fullness of motherhood and life. Holding the world together, one child at a time." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Mor Pisay, a PodBazaar show by Anuradha Ganu, in Marathi. "A collection of inspiring and heartwarming stories in Marathi." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    Morning Prayer Podcast, by Rev. Brenda Monroe. "A podcast of Morning Prayer, as found in the Book of Common Prayer. The podcast averages 20 minutes and is for Monday-Friday." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27
    The Mother of All Podcasts, a PodBazaar show by Tara, Maya and Aditi. "A chronicle of our joys and travails as working mothers. It's all about the age-old problem of juggling career, kids, husband, social life, identity, and not to forget the guilt that factors into everything. We would ideally like a life where our husbands do as they are told, our kids are model children and we are always well-groomed, well-dressed, and cool as cucumbers. Ain't happening in a million years! Wake up and smell the stale coffee! On this program we discuss issues from our less than ideal, but nevertheless exciting lives." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    My Marilyn Podcast, by Melinda. All Marilyn Monroe, all the time. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    The Nashville Nobody Knows, by Candace Corrigan. "An in-depth daily interview and performance program featuring music outside the mainstream radio machine." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Nate and Di Show: By a wife-and-husband team in South Carolina. Banter, entertainment, music, humor. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    News About India, by Kamla Bhatt. "Each show offers 3-5 crisp updates on news about India that covers mainly the business and economy with a few tidbits thrown in from the entertainment industry." (Subscribe) Possibly defunct: No shows since 2005-10-07
    Nichelle Newsletter, by Nichelle Stephens. This show is about, "Whatever (books, weather, events in New York)." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Nontourage, by Brunette. "A behind-the-scenes look at life Hollywood from the perspective of the underexposed. (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27
    On Lisa Rein's Radar: US political blog with occasional podcasts. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    On the Media. Podcast edition of the NPR radio show hosted by Brooke Gladstone and Bob Garfield. "How do you keep the Washington press corps honest? Why do we both love and hate the Hollywood blockbuster film? Is television coarsening our culture? Who can turn the world on with a smile? Those are the kinds of questions the On the Media staff handles every week." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-18
    Open Source Sex: By erotic fiction author, sex educator, and "pro-porn pundit" Violet Blue. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    The PK and J Show, by Jeanette and Paul. "Columbus, OH based comedy-centered talk show. Twenty-somethings (not for long) cover a range of intelligent topics and sprinkle funny stuff from the internet, remote interviews, and jokes. We also produce our own songs and comedy segments." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Learning 2.0 Tip of the Week, by Kathleen Gilroy and Glen Mohr of The Otter Group. "Weekly insights on learning in the world of Web 2.0." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10
    Lynn Parsons Podcast from the Garden Chalet. "Join [establlished UK broadcaster] Lynn Parsons and friends for this weekly podcast from the chalet at the bottom of Lynn's garden in the UK. Great new music and comedy from an ever changing cast of characters. (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-26
    The Perfect Face for Radio, by by Nicole C. Podcast edition of a community radio show. "One-hour indie music show out of Chicago. Features the best in independent rock, electronic, hiphop, folk, dance, and more from the underground. Nicole's vast knowledge of the independent music scene provides the listener with a great background to the bands he/she is hearing." (Subscribe)
    Liz Phair podcast. Folk/pop music star Liz Phair "talks with her brother and also discusses rail travel with support act Cary Brothers. Also features two live performances." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-19
    PodBazaar News, by PodBazaar co-founder Suja Jagannathan. "What's new in podcasting, Podbazaar, and the recent shows on Podbazaar." PodBazaar is "the premier online source for stimulating and entertaining podcasts focused on the interests and needs of South Asian audiences worldwide." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    Podcacher, by Sandy and Sonny. "For geocaching podcasters, or podcasting geocachers." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10
    The Podchick Show, by KFC. "Get a lift from Pod Chick's Positive Vibe Podcasting! Always good and fun stuff to hear. There's plenty to do that's positive. Join us in our effort to make the world a better place� one smile at a time!" (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-18
    Polyamory Weekly, by Minx. Interesting show exploring the life choice of consensual, responsible nonmonogamy (polyamory). (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Pop Goes the Culture! Talk show by trend expert/pop culture pundit Susie Watson and political cartoonist Barbara Luhring. "Together they tear through the real and manufactured trends in pop culture today." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Pottercast, by Melissa Anelli, Sue Upton, and John Noe. "Each week features a wrapup of the latest in Potter news, news analysis and discussion, interviews with fans, discussion of a Potter topic from our moderators, voicemails and emails answered in the mailbag, and interviews with the people who create the HP books and films." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10
    Professional Edge with Sue Morem. "Advice on a variety of timely and important topics that will help you gain the professional edge." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10
    Projekt PodKast, by Swoopy. "Music from the Projekt music label. The current and future sound of the label is showcased in this episode with tunes from Lycia, Voltaire, and mira. Projekt music is often described as gothic, ambient, industrial, trance and shoegazer although the true sound of Projekt transcends these categories to become what we call darkwave. Future installments of the Projekt Podkast will include more new releases, concert news, and interviews, as well as deep tracks from some of the labels founding artists." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    The Prosperity Show, by Joan Sotkin. "Tips and techniques to help you improve your relationship with money and yourself. Find out why you do what you do with your money and how to get out of your financial rut." (Subscribe). Added 2005-11-26
    Puritito Tomate, by Pepa Garc�a. Language: Spanish. "Features fiction, reportages, soundseeing tours, etc." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Purple Stars, "Adventures of a techy girl." Mostly commentary on technology, some personal commentary. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Rachel's Choice. Christian show featuring a weekly Bible verse and song. Hosted by Rachel Patchett, one of the youngest female podcasters to plan and host her own show. She also hosts The Living Word each Monday (a show by her dad Craig Patchett of Godcast). About Rachel's Choice, Craig notes: "This one's all Rachel's. She decided on the format; picked the music for the intro, the outro, and the beds; selected the clips to play over the intro and outro; and chooses which song (she has great taste) and verse she's going to feature each week. She even oversees the mixing, which is the only role I play!" (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Radio Free Calamity, by Cruzette and her friends Silent and Poison. "A talk-based show hosted by three kids ranging from ages 11 to 14. We banter about school, freedom, love, and whatever pops into our heads. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Rosary Army, by Jennifer and Greg Willis. "Information and commentary about things going on in our Catholic world, especially when it pertains to the rosary. On our podcast we speak with various Rosary Army "soldiers" who are making a difference in the world by making, praying, and giving away all-twine knotted rosaries, as well as focus on Catholicism and catechesis, and invite folks who daily work in the field of Catholic apologetics to share their own stories." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10
    SMB Trend Wire, by Anita Campbell and Steve Rucinski. "45-minute audio conversations with small business experts. We offer an in-depth format on topics of interest to small business that are not widely covered elsewhere." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    SMtv. "SMtv is a Podcast dedicated to true, independent artists. Hosted by Samantha Murphy, a singer songwriter herself, SMtv sits down with a different artist each week to discuss their life and art. Each episode comes to you from a different location as Samantha travels from place to place and doesn't really live anywhere." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-19
    Saskia Nation, "As serious as your life," by Saskia. Music podcast introducing independent music artists (hip hop, rock, jazz, funk and many more!). "A Frenglish mixture made by a Eurotrash girl. Just come chill with me and my love for music, and why not have a glimpse of my daily life in the meantime... Pardon my English and my French as well!" (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-26
    Say Yum. Kris and her husband Devan, "cook up dinner, play some music, and banter about their day, tech, or whatever else is on their minds." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Scooop Radio, by Laura Betterly, Bob Cefail, and Bruce Prokopets, "Three news-hungry and internet-addicted corporate desk jockeys. Much of the news is based on news itmes posted on SCoooP.net." Podcast edition of a radio show from Clearwater, FL. (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10
    Sexpod, with sex educator Jamye Waxman. Part of the PlaygirlTV site. "This show goes under the covers to give you a personal take on a personal subject. Jamye turns on the mic and gets off on all things sex, on relationships, dating, love, and romance. A modern day sexplorer's adventures and mishaps." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-26
    Shakespeare Souffle, by Kim. "Audio blog from a family of four living in Chicago." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Shelly's Podcast, by Shelly Brisbin. "Using my experience as a Mac book author and journalist, I blend observations from my personal life with rants about technology, and the lessons learned as I teach myself how to make a podcast." (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-18
    The Signal, by Kari Haley and Les Howard, among others. Dedicated to the sci-fi TV show Firefly and its spinoff film, Serenity. (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10
    Skepticality, science and skeptic thought by Swoopy and Derek Colanduno. "People will believe anything. Why is that? Welcome to Skepticality, truth in podcasting. Relevant, under-reported current events, as well as in-depth discussions from a scientific, critical, skeptical, and humorous point of view. In our travels we will tackle the beasts of pseudoscience; the paranormal, supernatural, ufo/alien encounters, misunderstood history, astronomy, space, and overwrought legends -- urban or otherwise." See Swoopy's other show, Projekt Podkast, above. (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    Slashdot Review, Weekend Summary. Throughout the week this excellent show is hosted by Andy McCaskey. On Sundays, he's joined by regular cohost Annette Thompson. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Slate Explainer, by Slate Magazine's foreign editor June Thomas. "Podcast versions of our (almost) daily feature answering those little questions raised by news coverage but left unanswered." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    Smetty's Soapbox, by Smetty. Language: Dutch. "The first city weblog in Belgium -- about Ghent." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Soccergirl Inc. Geeky, weird, fun, and occasionally racy personal ramblings. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Sonal FM, a PodBazaar show by Sonal, in Hindi. "I talk about Bollywood music and movies, current countdown of top 5 music albums, new movie releases, current happenings in the Indian television world." Sonal does several other shows, see elsewhere on this list. (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    South Asia News Wire, a PodBazaar show by Saritha Sundaresan. Daily headlines news coverage for South Asia. (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    The Southern California Real Estate Show, by Paula Berinstein. Interview show "to inspire and provide you with the information you need to buy, sell, or rent in this unique market. Whether you're actively involved or just looking, we're here to entertain, help, and engage you. Every week or so, we offer a new podcast designed to shed light on some aspect of the Southern California real estate market." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27. (See Berinstein's other show, The Writing Show, below)
    Sowerby & Luff's Big Squeeze, by Georgina Sowerby and Brian Luff. Comedy and banter from the UK. Georgina notes, "The show is very female orientated, as I am in complete control!" (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27
    Spatcast, with "the lovely and angry" Erica (of The Tipsy Chicks, see below). "Her hobbies include arguing, getting angry, hating people, hurling juvenile insults, and self-indulgently reinforcing her own opinions by any means necessary." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-26
    Spinster Spin, by Diane Gilleland. "For women who'd rather not get married or breed. Good conversation about enviable freedom, geeky hobbies, secret single behaviors, books, film, music, and whatever else our spinster minds cook up." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Storycast, by storyteller Elizabeth Rose. "Elizabeth shares stories woven with wit, humor, and expressive enthusiasm. She has the ability to mesmerize her listeners, transporting them through her image-laden tales of other times and cultures. She has thrilled children and adults alike with her vivacious storytelling in classrooms, festivals, and conferences around the country." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    Taking the Lead: Teleseminar series jointly produced by WITI and Wired Right Now (two networking groups for women involved in technology and the net). Hosted by Jody Colvard, who says, "I interviewed some of the most wonderful, inspirational women, all of which are very influential in the field of technology. Women like BBC documentary producer Margaret Heffernan, Former PC Magazine Editor Robin Raskin (aka "The Internet Mom"), Senior Intel researcher Genevieve Bell, and many others. I will soon be adding a really special podcast of the interview with the ENIAC women (the first computer programmers). (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18 (Shows are not dated, so I'm not sure if this show is still being produced.)
    Tales of Woe, by Maryellen ("Mel") Miskimen. No web site for this show, apparently. "Monologues, stories about my on-again, off-again relationship with life. My first podcast is an introduction of sorts, about me, where I live, the kind of stuff that goes on around me. If you are familiar with the NPR show, This American Life . . . well, it's kind of like that. Every day kind of stories with an "Aha!' moment." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27
    Tech Nation, an NPR interview series hosted by Moira Gunn. Offered as a podcast through IT Conversations. (Subscribe) 2005-11-18
    Techpod, Podcast for Teachers, by Dr. Kathy King and Mark Gura. "Fordham University's Regional Educational Technology Center (RETC) in New York City provides lively conversations about technology and education with leaders in the field. Ed tech expert Mark Gura and RETC Director Dr. Kathy King bring the latest resources, updates, interviews and commentary on technology innovations' meaning for our teachers, students and communities. Software applications, to intimate conversations with notable and experienced educators, ed techies, and authors." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-26 (See King's other show, Adventures in Transformative Learning, above)
    Tell Me a Story, a PodBazaar show by Nolcha M. Fox. "When we were little, how often did we say to our favorite grown-ups, 'Tell me a story!' It doesn't really matter how old we are. Storytelling, whether in the form of office gossip or television shows or movies or the magazines we read waiting in line at the market, is still a major foundation of our lives. Storytelling binds us together. It defines our culture, our values, and who we are as individuals." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    The Tipsy Chicks, with Erica and Darlisha. "Two chicks, a little vodka, and great podsafe music add up to one of the most entertaining podcasts out there! We discuss whatever's on own minds!" (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-26. Erica also has a solo show, Spatcast (see above).
    Trafcom News, by Donna Papacosta. "For people who care about communicating with employees, customers, prospects and the world." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    Useful Sounds: This English-language show is created by Nicole Simon, who lives in L�beck (northern Germany). Covers a broad range of technical and nontechnical topics. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Vaarta re Vaarta, a PodBazaar show by Sonal, in Gujarati. "The first podcast in Gujarati language. For kids. Traditional art of story-telling combined with the latest podcasting technology." Sonal does several other shows, see elsewhere on this list. (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    Vegan Cooking School, by Tracy. "If you are interested in learning how to cook great vegan dishes, then this is the place for you. Each week we will publish a new show, that teaches you everything you need to know in order to incorporte vegan meals into your diet." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-19
    Viva Podcast, by Lisa and Greg. "Talk from the desert base in New Mexico, USA. We talk about movies, sports, music, and anything else that catches our fancy!" (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Vu d'ici (Seen from here), by Marie-Chantale Turgeon, Montreal, Canada. Blogging about music, arts and pop culture. Podcasting music mixes and geek news, from indie rock to electro pop. (Weblog et podcast portant sur la vie, la musique, les arts et la culture populaire.) (Subscribe) Restored to list 2005-12-19
    Washington Week with Gwen Ifill. Podcast edition of the longest-running (38 years) public affairs program on PBS. Features a group of journalists participating in roundtable discussion of major news events. (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-04
    Web Talk Radio: Co-hosted by Dana and Rob Greenlee. Tech news. This is produced and aired as a radio show, but also released as a podcast. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Weekend America, co-hosted by Barbara Bogaev and Bill Radke. This is actually a radio show produced by American Public Media and aired on many US public radio stations. However, it's also released as a podcast. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Wiggly Wigglers, by Heather Gorringe. "A series of podcasts covering all aspects of natural gardening in the UK: from attracting wildlife and composting to planting native wildflowers and feeding your garden's birds." (Subscribe) 2005-11-27
    Who Said? by Amy. "An audio literature trivia game, delivered as a podcast, if you want it that way." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Whole Wheat Radio, cohosted by Esther and Jimbob Golton from a cabin in Talkeetna, Alaska. Mostly banter, some music. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Whorecast, by Melissa Gira, a writer working in sex and mobile technology. "Recorded sound installations, found text recitations, musical interludes set to orgasm, and audio moblogs from various pulsing urban hotspots." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-21
    Why Me? Banter and music, cohosted by Jessica and Seth from Philadelphia, PA. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Women by Grace, by Kelly McCausey and Sandra Jensen." encouragement for Christian women." (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    Work-at-Home-Moms (WAHM) Talk Radio: Hosted by Kelly McCausey. One-hour weekly program for moms who currently run or want to start a home-based business. (Subscribe) Last updated 2005-11-18
    The Writing Show, by Paula Berinstein. "Interview show that offers information and inspiration for writers of all kinds. Whether you write fiction, nonfiction, screenplays, songs, games, manuals, ads, reports, reviews, or poetry, we're here to entertain, help, and engage you. Every week or so, we offer a new podcast designed to shed light on some aspect of writing, writers, publishing, and other topics of interest to people who write." (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-27 (See Berinstein's other show, The Southern California Real Estate Show, above)
    Your Jewish Neighborhood, by Michelle Holtz. Interviews with clergy, congregation, and others involved with Temple Isaish in Lafayette, CA. (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-18
  - Videologs
    NEW LISTING: EWorldWire, hosted by Melanie Aaron and Walid Ezzeddine. Production and distribution of video and audio news releases. (Subscribe) Also available as an audio podcast, see above. Added 2006-02-06
    Democracy Now! Podcast edition of Pacifica Radio/TV show by Amy Goodman. "National, daily, independent, award-winning news program airing on over 350 stations in North America. Democracy Now!'s War and Peace Report provides our audience with access to people and perspectives rarely heard in the U.S.corporate-sponsored media, including independent and international journalists, ordinary people from around the world who are directly affected by U.S. foreign policy, grassroots leaders and peace activists, artists, academics and independent analysts. In addition, the War and Peace Report hosts real debates - debates between people who substantially disagree, such as between the White House or the Pentagon spokespeople on the one hand, and grassroots activists on the other." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10. See above for podcast and Spanish headlines.
    CommandN, a videolog by Amber MacArthur, Mike Lazazzera, Brian McKechnie, and Jeff MacArthur. "Weekly web news video show that covers technology trends online and offline." (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-18
    Koan.TV, by Koan Bremner, creator of the CrossOver podcast. "Short videos on any subject that I feel like capturing and publishing on video. Typically, I'll only use video when the written word, still image or audio (alone or combined) aren't enough. Some will be serious, some will be anything but serious...!" (Subscribe)
    Open Alpha, by Jenn Cutter on games and technology. (Subscribe) Added 2005-11-26
    The Mary and Karla Show. "Two sexy girls who chat about their lives, love and sex, rap music, creative projects, dish the latest gossip and keep it real. Mary and Karla keep you updated with comedy, movies and television, music, technology, info about their lives and the rest of the world, Mac or PC, these two girls entertain every platform with sassy flair." (Subscribe) Added 2005-12-10
    Rocketboom, featuring Amanda Congdon. "Three-minute daily video weblog. agenda includes releasing each new clip at 8am, Monday through Friday." Wide range of topics, especially current events. (Subscribe) Last updated: 2005-11-26
  - Defunct podcasts: These shows appear to have ceased production -- no new episodes for the past three months or more.
    Agile Business Content, by Kimberly Black. Refreshingly informal show about a wide range of business topics. (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-02-24
    Audio Obit, by Jade Walker, a complement to her popular Blog of Death (which features interesting and important obituaries). The podcast features condensed spoken-word versions of the obituaries that appear on The Blog of Death. Each episode is less than 5 minutes. (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-07-14
    Canadian Professional Bloggers Podcast, co-hosted by Arieanna Foley and Tris Hussey. "It's about about being a professional blogger, tips, tricks, advice, etc." (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-06-13.
    Catlas Podhead Podcast. Catlas reviews "great web sites and useful free downloads." (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-05-25
    Crohn's Talk, by Kerry and her boyfriend Jackie. "Weekly podcast with information and latest news about Crohn's disease, an autoimmune disease of the digestive system. I've had Crohn's for 13 years, and I want to share some stories and things I've learned along the way." (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-09-12
    Deutsch f�r Anf�nger: In German, by Steffanie M�ller, a resident of Stockholm, Sweden who uses her show as a chance to practice her German. (Subscribe). She also has begun an English-language podcast, In Broken English. (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-04-11
    Extreme Chicks, an Ask My Pod show by Kay. Interview show that showcases women who are breaking extreme new ground." (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-11-18 (site gone)
    Freak 'n Bitches: "About all sorts of geeky topics like anime, fantasy and science fiction books, comics, and movies, porn, video games, and weird websites." Co-hosted by Freak (the female presence), The Toddster, and Phil-God. (Subscribe) Defunct as of 2005-08-08
    The Hotline, where UK podcaster Suzy Pugsley offers advice on a broad range of personal topics. (Subscribe) Defunct as of 2005-03-16
    House of Wax, a movie promo podcast featuring the star of this film Paris Hilton. Love her or loathe her, one thing's for sure � this show will be many people's first introduction to podcasting. (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-05-05
    Illinoise, by NASA Janet and Just Pete. Banter about math, science, music and pop culture. (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-08-08
    JobsBlogCast, a feature of the Technical Careers at Microsoft blog, by Gretchen Ledgard. Adjunct to Microsoft's JobsBlog Interviews with "Microsoft employees, hiring managers, recruiters � and even applicants �. so you can hear first-hand about what it's like to work, hire, recruit, and interview at Microsoft." (Subscribe) Podcast apparently defunct as of 2005-08-18
    Karin's Themed Song Podcasts, by Dutch podcaster Karin Hooijkaas. Each show features a playlist of songs related to a central theme. Site and commentary are in English. (Subscribe) Defunct as of 2005-11-18
    Kool Kar Radio, by Marina Kamen. "Are we there yet? Keep the kids happy with this whacky, musical radio show, perfect for those long drives in the car. With fun loving characters, wild musical performances, wacky commercials, and kool comedy skits." (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-09-21
    Landed.fm, by Dawn Fotopulos. Business advice show targeted at mid-career professionals. "Every week, we broadcast interviews with senior executives and leading experts in career management, human resources, job search, networking skills, and employment trends." (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-09-23
    Memory Lane: This interview show, hosted by blogger Halley Suitt, is part of the IT Conversations series. In these interviews, Suitt gets leaders and innovators in information technology to recount their careers and experiences. (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-08-17
    The Mike and Renee Show. Mostly banter about pop culture and current events. (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-02-19
    Netgrrl Zeitgeist, by Victoria. Various tech, net, and personal ramblings. Podcast apparently defunct as of 2005-11-21, although the blog is still active. (Subscribe)
    Near-Life Experience, by Wendy Wallace. New theme and new episodes coming Feb. 1. (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-11-18
    Project Secrets, by consultant Lisa Sieverts. "Thoughts and podcasts that you can use to teach yourself how to do great project management. In addition, random musings on RSS, contradancing, and other cool stuff." (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-01-08
    Safe Digression, by Georgiana Cohen. Thrice-weekly "poemcast" (selected poetry). "I am also soliciting podcasts from contributors and poemcasting original works submitted to me." (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-07-12
    Scribe, by Jessica Martin. Literary show featuring both emerging and established authors reading their work, as well as cultural (film and book) reviews. (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-06-26
    SexGeeks, by Lindsay and Rob. Sex-positive talk show covering a wide range of topics related to sex and relationships. Thoughtful and fun. Nice to have both the male and female perspective, and a profound lack of stereotyping. (Subscribe) Defunct as of 2005-08-23
    Shai in 60 Seconds, by Australian podcaster Shai Coggins. "Tips, creative prompts, ideas, reviews, insights, recommendations and ramblings on life, creativity, art, technology, and more � within just a minute." (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-06-23
    She Said/He Said, a talk show by husband/wife team Jen and Brian Pipa. Banter about daily life. Unique aspect: "We podcast together and separately. Once a week we will podcast separately (but in the same feed) about the same topic to give listeners two views of the same subject � a woman's and a man's." (Subscribe) Defunct as of 2005-11-18 (site no longer exists)
    Super Smart Radio Whore Sex Show. Sex educator Cody Shin and cohost Rosie Rae answer listener's questions. Fun and frank. (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2004-12-09
    Tap Dancing Podcaster News: This refreshingly unique comedy/news show by Sondra Lowell. Apparently defunct.
    Trannycast, by Aeryn Phoenix. Personal reflections on being transgendered, from a female-identified podcaster just beginning her journey. (Subscribe) Apparently defunct as of 2005-11-18
- About this list
  - Who's on it? This list showcases podcasts (audio or video) which currently are hosted or co-hosted by women. This includes broadcast or satellite radio programs with female hosts/co-hosts that also are distributed as podcasts.
  - Creator: Originally created by Amy Gahran, editor of Contentious, December 2004. Amy re-created this list as an OPML outline November 2005.
  - Show status: "Last update" refers to the last date I updated a show's listing in this list -- NOT the date of the most recent episode of that show. Defunct shows have either vanished or not released a new episode in three months or more.
  - To suggest a show or request changes to your show's listing, e-mail editor@contentious.com. Expand this heading to see the list of information you must supply for each new show suggested:
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    Name of hosts or all co-hosts (indicate which co-hosts are female)
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  - VOLUNTEERS NEEDED to help update this list. I'm actively seeking people who know how to edit an OPML file and subscribe to podcasts and videologs. If you possess all these skills and wish to volunteer to help me update this list, e-mail me.
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- Feed-only OPML list. If you want to subscribe to all of these female-created podcasts and videologs at once, click that link to download an OPML file containing only the feed URLs. Then, import that OPML file into your feed reader.