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Pitch Cards

Posted on 10 June 2006 by Dominic Hodgson

–Introduction to episode 17: Pitch Cards
–This episode is an experiment in which I use the audio+ feature in Castblaster. Basically, as I talk about various pitch cards, I’m able to show the card images so that listeners can see the cards that I’m talking about. How to see those pictures? Easy! Visit www.winpodder.com, download the Winpodder software (it’s free), install it and then download this episode and listen to it on your computer. To enlarge the pictures that you see (the first one comes in about 1:30 mins. into the show), double click on the image. To reduce the image’s size, double click on the large image. Or, as I did, listen to the images full screen and they’ll automatically cycle through as you’re listening to the episode.
–Music by Brother Love (”Push”)from the Podsafe Music Network.

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