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This podcast is five years old

Posted in anniversary, podcast on September 19th, 2010 by Daniel Johnson, Jr. – Be the first to comment
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Five years ago, in late August 2005 I launched this experiment. I had no other name to draw from to call it. At that time my primary blog was entitled Journey Inside My Mind, so I figured this project was simply an extension of that. Mostly as a way to share some good music and serve as a creative outlet.

Thank you for listening, whether this is your first time, or this is your 124th time, or somewhere in between.  It’s always a little introspective – given the title, but knowing that there is one other person who listens also makes this worthwhile.  So I send this on up to the internet, as a sort of time capsule. Enjoy.

Some of the music in this program comes from Music Alley from Mevio. Thank you, Ed Ovett, for reminding me of my playlist over there.  If you listening to this program want to recommend some music for me to check out and play, you can get in touch via e-mail daniel AT journeyinsidemymind DOT com.

MLK and Where the Streets Have No Name. Remembering Super Bowl 2002. Dizzy Lizzy by G. Miles featuring Soul Therapy. Congratulations from Zack, Chris, and Ed.  Black Coffee. The World Is Kind. Now doing Microsoft CRM and Technical Support for ThinkWare. New Media Cincinnati update. AM – Stop. My new StarCraft 2 obsession. TED Talk – Gaming can make a better world. Come Undone.

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Podcasting for Five Years

Posted in anniversary, announcements, podcasting on August 22nd, 2010 by Daniel Johnson, Jr. – Be the first to comment
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Five years ago today in the wee hours of the morning, August 22, 2005, I released the very first episode of the Journey Inside My Mind podcast. I still vividly recall the hours that led up to it: downloading and learning Audacity, recording it and editing it and posting it online.

So much has changed in five years: the website, the webhost, the frequency, the music, the tools.

I don’t even really know how to mark such an occasion with this podcast, which only recently was revived.  Ido plan on recording an episode to commemorate this event. I’ve received a few comments from others. You’re more than welcome to submit something if you’d like. E-mail an mp3 file to daniel [at] journeyinsidemymind [dot] com.

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Getting back the urge…

Posted in announcements on July 19th, 2010 by Daniel Johnson, Jr. – 4 Comments

I’ve hated how the last episode of the podcast ended. I’ve found myself listening to it a couple of times since it was released late last December.

I’ve got some content that has never been released or produced, and, moreover, I’m getting the urge to just turn on the recorder and talk again. I don’t know if there is an audience – you, gentle reader – still, but I’m getting back the urge to start throwing my thoughts out here again.

I don’t have a timetable or schedule or anything like that, but I expect that, in time for my 5th podcasting anniversary at the end of August, I’ll have put something out. Five years of podcasting! Can you believe it?

Turn the page

Posted in announcements, podcast on December 29th, 2009 by Daniel Johnson, Jr. – 3 Comments
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As we make the journey of our lives, it is not uncommon to find ourselves needing to put aside certain things in order to make other things better. In situations like these, it is okay to give up doing that one thing.

I started the Journey Inside My Mind blog in January 2002. I started the podcast in August 2005. This project, like so many others, has been highly experimental and without much more of a purpose except to provide a vehicle for me to be introspective and explore things creatively. I always wanted to be a DJ ever since my Dad showed me how to splice tape together and make mixtapes myself.

When I started the podcast in August 2005, I did it to get some things out as well as to promote some independent music I found myself enjoying. For awhile the show came out weekly. After some time the show came out less frequently as other things began. In 2009 only 9 official episodes – including this one – have come out. I expect the same to be the case in the future. While I have posted several “Another Rest Stop in the Journey” audio posts – which has made it easy to keep in touch, I find myself at a crossroads.

In the past year, you have shared with me as I’ve mentioned New Media Cincinnati and How I Got My Job.  Both of these projects, as well as my ongoing search for employment, are making it difficult to make this show the best it can be. I think it’s time for me to focus my energy and efforts where I think I can make it count.

Through this blog and podcast, I’ve been able to make some great connections with others, and these have carried over into other areas, both online and offline. I’d like to say thanks to the Association of Music Podcasting (AMP) for their support and encouragement. I’d also like to say thanks to the 5 of you who have remained subscribed to the feed, either by email or podcast subscription (*wink, wink*). I’m not going to start naming off names, because I know I will undoubtedly forget someone.

So, let’s consider episode 122 (mp3, 29:43, 27.3 MB) the last official podcast episode over here until further notice. And remember, we’re not saying goodbye here. The journey itself will continue; just not so much on this blog and podcast. So let’s just say, “Good journey.”

Please check out howigotmyjob.com and newmediacincinnati.com
Connect with me: http://danieljohnsonjr.com/main/about

Thanks for listening and being a part of the journey!

Daniel Johnson Jr
Cincinnati, Ohio

Songs played (via Music Alley):

Firefox AK, “The Draft”
Rising Sun, “The end of days trilogy (Day 1. Beginning)” (in background)
Natalie Walker, “Waking Dream”
Derek K. Miller, “You’re the Big Sky (Rock Guitar Instrumental)”
Bill deRome, “The ending before the beginning”
Kevin Reeves, “Shine”

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JIMM 111 – Three Years of Podcasting

Posted in amped, anniversary, music, new media, podcast on August 24th, 2008 by Daniel Johnson, Jr. – Be the first to comment
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Three Years of Podcasting!Celebrating three years of podcasting. Brought to you by Jazzmania Productions and New Media Cincinnati (Facebook, Twitter, wiki)

00:09 The Longest Journey
00:28 Shout-outs (Walt Ribeiro, “Rush” in bkgd)
02:50 Sophia Ramos, “Esperanza”
06:00 Set up for the rest of the show and thanks for shout-outs, etc.
08:58 Andy Zipf, “Maybe Tonight”
12:06 Origins of the Journey Inside My Mind Podcast, Part 1
15:44 Excerpt from episode JIMM 001
17:35 Origins of the Journey Inside My Mind Podcast, Part 2
19:51 Julie Gribble, “Hard to Say”
23:41 Origins of the Journey Inside My Mind Podcast, Part 3
24:26 Warm, juicy goodness complaint
25:16 Feedback from Twitter (as I recorded the show) – tweets among these results
28:51 Anji Bee (w/ Bitstream Dream), “Love Me, Leave Me”
33:32 New Media Cincinnati Update, Social Media Breakfast Cincinnati 2, meeting Bryan Person
40:06 Web hosting and upcoming site moves for new media properties, etc.
41:09 Hosting AMPed New Music Weekly this week
41:52 Matthew Ebel, “Lost My Way”
47:21 I’ll be guest-hosting The Mothpod in September

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