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October 25, 2005

Liz Phair, A Rocker Who Loves Podcasting

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Posted by Alex Williams

Liz Phair podcasts. She records jam sessions with her band. She did a reading of a short story and an audio trip around the tour bus.

"I'm all about podcasting," Phair told Billboard. "I'm totally fixated on it. It's what I'm into.

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1. Josh Bancroft on October 26, 2005 01:34 AM writes...

But where's the feed? Someone needs to teach Liz and all the other celebrities and throw up some audio and call it a podcast that it's not a podcast if there's no feed and I can't subscribe.

This is the era of RSS. I'm NEVER going to remember to come back to a website every Friday to manually download another episode. These "podcasts" without feeds are nothing more than audio that will die on the vine...

Oh, and someone get Cringely to put up a feed so I can get NerdTV on my iPod Video while you're at it! ;-)

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2. bostondann on November 2, 2005 08:16 PM writes...

Love ya dearly Liz - always have since the first time I cranked "Exile in Guyville" on my cassette player! Now I wanna MP3 with rocks smartest babe - RSS is a must!

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3. Dave on November 14, 2005 12:38 PM writes...

http://lizphair.com/podcast.xml

I've been subscribed for weeks and found the feed very easily on her website. Your knees jerked the wrong way on this. She's had an RSS feed since the very beginning.

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