Podcasts at the University of Maryland Your one-stop-shop to find Podcasts Page 2 Learn about Podcasting

Listen to the CTE Workshops, lectures and other events. You can listen on your PC music player, using your MP3 player, or with just a web browser. You can 'subscribe' to the entire podcast series using software (example: iTunes or Yahoo! Music Engine or Odeo Syncr) on your PC. When you subscribe to a podcast, all new "episodes" will be automatically downloaded to your computer as they are published. And if you have an MP3 player, the next time you sync your device, your podcasts will be downloaded for listening on the go.

http://www.cte.umd.edu/podcasts/

Poets on Poets is an audio archive of Romantic-period poems selected and read by practicing poets from around the world. These poets have chosen poems they particularly admire, and some have provided audio commentary on how the poem has influenced their work.

http://www.rc.umd.edu/editions/poets/toc.html

UM Newsdesk

Newsdesk is the University of Maryland 's "home" for campus news releases and features. We offer podcasts as part of a number of our releases.

Some examples:

November 14, 2007: Countdown to Maryland Day 2008

October 18, 2007: An Audio Conversation With... Prof. Stanley Plumly

October 4, 2007: Mysterious Maryland - A Hauntingly Good Exhibit

September 28, 2007 50 Years of Memories - The Queen's Game

April 30, 2007: Maryland Day Breaks All-Time Record Attendance

December 18, 2006: Radio Enters the Home

October 6, 2003: Spiro Agnew - 30th Anniversary of his Resignation

http://www.newsdesk.umd.edu

Terp Weekly Edition is a week-in-review news show produced through cooperation between the Philip Merrill College of Journalism and the campus radio station, WMUC.The show was started in the spring of 2004, and it tackles issues important to the University of Maryland and the surrounding area. The program airs Monday through Friday at noon.

mp3/Real Program Archives: http://www.twe.umd.edu/archives.htm

Out of Bounds: When Athletes Make Front-Page News
The 2006 Shirley Povich Symposium

The Philip Merrill College of Journalism and the Colonnade Society at the University of Maryland presented a lively roundtable discussion at the Shirley Povich Symposium - November 9, 2006

http://www.journalism.umd.edu/newrel/06newrel/povich-symposium06.html

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