Dan Sindel of Symphonic Guitars says, “While my guitar is the heart and soul of my orchestral scores, FeedBurner is the heart and soul of my blog and podcast feeds.” This episode features Pachelbel’s “Canon in D Major” and the beloved traditional Irish Melody “Danny Boy.”

Gervasio Goris of Neworld Music explores the possibilities of using podcasts and FeedBurner to efficiently promote independent music acts. He interviews Andy Maroglio (MDM) and Diego Waisman (Miami Drums) who provide ideas for indie labels, music promoters and upcoming artists.

dex digital of the wildly popular hip-hop podcast, The Mixtape Show, shares his knowledge of the mechanics of podcasting for aspiring podcasters.

Betsy Flanagan of Startup Studio interviews FeedBurner cofounder Matt Shobe. Tune in to hear how the four cofounders met, and how they got to where they are today.

In this special St. Patrick’s Day edition of the FeedBurner Podcast, Corey and Liam of the Irish Fireside Podcast ponder “What if St. Patrick had been a podcaster?” Tune in for an interview with a 300-pound leprechaun, a delectable recipe for corned beef and cabbage pizza, and some advice for making the leap from merely considering doing a podcast to actually doing it.

In this episode, Stace Carter gives us a look at two vastly different organizations to find out how they’re using podcasting, and FeedBurner, to connect with their respective markets. First we hear from Deven Gaston of Canine Campus, a local podcast about positive reinforcement dog training that has grown to have a global reach. Following that, Stace talks to Dr. Ken White, VP of Communications and Marketing for the University of Virginia Darden School of Business, about how the Darden BusinessCast is using FeedBurner to track metrics on the thousands of prospective MBA students and alumni who listen each week.

In this episode, the panel from Small Business Netcast, along with FeedBurner Publisher Services Associate Jake Parrillo, discuss what feeds are, and why your business needs to use them. The discussion also covers tools that consumers can use to subscribe to and manage feeds.

Looking for more information about feeds and media distribution? Catch up with Jake and the rest of the Publisher Services Team on the Publisher Tips site.

Insider’s Podcasting Secrets: 10 Things Every Podcaster Should Know This 16-minute podcast offers up tips that include creating intimacy with your audience, finding the sweet spot on your microphone, and promoting your podcast.

Since Frick produces his podcast on the road from the circus train, he knows there are many challenges that can lead to “podfading.” His ten simple rules will help you keep your podcast going strong.

This episode starts out with David Kindervater going one-on-one with FeedBurner’s Ed D’Onofrio to discuss the how blogs such as BIGPLAY FOOTBALL utilize FeedBurner services. Ed then puts on his interviewer cap and joins David in a discussion with the NFL’s best kicker, Robbie Gould of the Chicago Bears.

Dean Whitbread examines the truth in J.G. Ballard’s prediction that, “In the future, everyone will be living in their own TV studio.” Podcasting has made it easier than ever before to close the gap between content publishers and their audience. What effect does that have on creativity? Along with his own thoughts on the matter, Dean interviews several podcasters in the UK about the role of creativity in their production process.

Hens Zimmerman gives a lecture to students at the School of Audio Engineering in Amsterdam, covering three main topics: subscribing to podcasts, how to produce a podcast, and using podcasts to promote your music.

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CenterNetworks interviews two members of FeedBurner’s Publisher Services team, Eric Olson and Jake Parrillo. The transcription of this interview can be found on the CenterNetworks Web site.

If you are interested in hosting/producing a future episode, send us an email.

In this special edition of the Podcast Tools Weekly Update (#40), Paul Colligan interviews Rick Klau and Eric Olson during the last minutes of Podcast Expo 2006. The content goes way over the traditional 5 minute cap for Podcast Tools but Paul asks you to trust him - it is well worth your time. Rick and Eric cover topics ranging from favorite gadgets launched at the show to the Ninja to improving the show for next year. They also open the discussion and want to hear what you have to say.

Comments are open on the official PodcastTools.com site.

Special thanks to Podango for lending Paul and the FeedBurner crew the use of their hospitality suite and recording equipment to grab this interview.

FeedBurner’s Traci Hailpern interviews Rob Simon, the founder and president of BurstMarketing. Learn how Rob started BurstMarketing and why he is so passionate about podcasting as a new medium for business solutions. He also discusses FeedBurner’s role in helping him to present coordinated solutions to businesses.

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This episode features a brief interview with Steve Olechowski, 25% of FeedBurner’s founding team. Learn how all of this feedburning business got started and where it’s headed in the future.

To learn more about yada yada productions or to view their case studies, visit the company’s Web site.

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Sometimes we like to take a short break from talking about our passion for burning feeds to focus on other passions. In this episode, FeedBurner’s biggest Red Sox fan, Eric Olson, talks baseball with Brandon Rosage of Outsider Radio. If you’re curious to hear Eric’s thoughts about his beloved team as well as some helpful tips for would-be podcasters, tune in to this extended baseballriffic episode.

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Matt Shobe, FeedBurner’s Co-Founder & Chief Design Officer joins Alan to explain why feeds are so important, and why designers should consider using FeedBurner.

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What better way to make our comeback than to kick things off with critically acclaimed host David Lawrence? In this episode, David interviews the always-friendly Rick Klau. Topics include FeedBurner podcast support for iTunes, recent TypePad integration, the Blogbeat acquisition and an update on Rick’s facial hair. If you would like to schedule an interview or host and produce a future FeedBurner podcast, email your request to podcast@feedburner.com.

Somebody told us the other day that this podcast thing was getting big, and we figured we better get out in front of it. So why not create our own podcast? And who better to create our own podcast than us? Hopefully, you’ll cut us some slack on our late entry: we’ve spent the last year making FeedBurner a powerful service for podcasters and now manage almost 20,000 podcasts around the world. Do you like the way we slyly worked in a marketing message there?

We wanted to launch the FeedBurner podcast to give you a better sense of what we’re up to, help you understand how to get more out of FeedBurner, and generally provide some thoughts about relevant developments in a changing media landscape. This first podcast is mostly about us. You’re forgiven for not submitting questions or comments since you didn’t know about our new podcast. But now you have no excuse: if you speak up, this podcast will be all about you. Make Mom proud!

Some show notes:

• FeedBurner Interaction Designer John Zeratsky talks about the recent redesign, and offers some thoughts about what’s keeping the design team busy now that the redesign is live.
• Gakwer Media’s Chris Batty checked in with us via Skype, and spent a few minutes talking about Gawker’s new sports blog Deadspin, what motivated Gawker to use FeedBurner to measure their feed traffic, and how they’re working with us to monetize their feeds.

And me? I’m hoping that you’ll send us your comments via Skype (my Skype ID: RickKlau), via e-mail, or via del.icio.us (just tag an mp3 file with “feedburnerpodcast”). Want us to talk about your podcast (we understand there are a few of you out there)? Send us a note. Ask a question. Tell us about something cool you’re doing with FeedBurner that we didn’t know about. (Tell us how FeedBurner makes your day a little brighter, gives your life meaning, or reveals information about your feeds that you can’t get anywhere else. Take your pick.)

Things we already know about this podcast: we need better audio equipment. I say “uh” a lot. And just because sound effects are in GarageBand doesn’t mean that they’re cool.

Want to subscribe to the podcast? Subscribers to the Burning Questions feed (that’s this blog) will start seeing enclosures in the feed; the podcast-only feed is here. We’ll post regularly - and we promise to stop using the “siren” and “buzzer” sound effects in GarageBand.