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Steve Makofsky yawns over my Podcasting post, so let's follow-up.

Do I want to listen to random bloggers talking about their cats? No.

Do I want to listen to an intelligent weekly radio program like Gillmor Gang? Definitely.

Would I subscribe if someone like Don Box was publishing audio of his talks? Hell yes!

I already Podcast manually with .NET Rocks. Thankfully, they announced that their RSS feeds now supports enclosures, so I can get the shows automatically.

Some things are uniquely valuable by virtue of being in audio. And being in audio means you can listen when you couldn't otherwise read: in the car, on the light rail, at the gym, and while working.

I wouldn't be quick to dismiss this as some fad. It feels to me like a new version of radio broadcasting, except that time shifting is built-in by default.

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