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Nobody thinks that it will happen to them. That is, until it does. Break and Enter.
Note: This is a 39MB file, but I think well worth the wait. But then I’m a little biased, and don’t really care how much bandwidth you’re chewing up. Regardless, bring on the fat pipes.
Note: This video is at 640×240 resolution, so if you’re using Ant or a similar client, then drag/save the video to your desktop, and open it in native QuickTime. Otherwise you probably won’t be able to read the text. I’m told they’re working on it. 🙂
This is the first of what might be a series of videos about storytelling. I say might be, because it took 5 hours to make, my third longest to make so far.
Some people are natural storytellers, and some aren’t. Neither typically have any conscious idea what makes a good story, and how much a well constructed story can hold attention. In fact storytelling is a big fad at the moment in the corporate world, but I’ve yet to see any really good theoretical stuff from storytelling for business consultants. Anyway…
Hopefully I’ve also redeemed myself with Chris, from when I didn’t include him in my Video Killed the Radio Star video from earlier this year. Chris is a great story teller, and along with Josh and Ian, are masters of the Setup, as you’ll soon see.
Maybe not the prodigal son, but he seems to be having more fun than I am. Yes, Singleton is back.
So this is our second reunion show, we loved the first one so much. It went to air on 1st October 2005. I haven’t put it in my feed as an enclosure, because its 30MB, and an acquired taste. If you heard the reunion show from a few weeks back, this one is much different and more like what the show used to be when it was regularly on air. Enjoy. Feedback most welcome. WBF_227.mp3
I’ve finally changed my domain name from my ISP URL to a real URL. Please change any URL you have pointing to my old site (www.zipworld.com.au/~kashum), to my new www.kashum.com site.
Or for reference:
Site/blog/vlog: http://www.kashum.com
RSS (2.0) feed: http://www.kashum.com/rss2.xml
I’ll leave the old domain around for two weeks, so please change them as soon as possible in your reader or whatever client you’re using.
Changing URLs is annoying for you and me, and I realise its easier to just delete me than change me, but please stick with it, I promise I’ll be good (or bad, whatever you’d usually expect).
Special thanks to Nathan, who kindly donated the domain a few months back. I’ve only just had time to do make it all happen.