Part two of my interview with Podcast411’s Rob Walch gets into the detail of Podcasting. This interview covers Rob’s thoughts on the definition of Podcasting, the size and make up of the audience, the importance of iTunes and the iPod to Podcasting (did you know that iPods are more popular on college campuses than beer?) and how Podcasting is being used by marketers and politicians (Rob does Podcasts for ex-Senator John Edwards and Governor Bill Richardson.)

Don’t forget to go out and grab a copy of Rob’s new book” Tricks of the Podcasting Masters “, which is available at Amazon.

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Rob Walch started Podcasting in 2004 making him a true Podcasting pioneer. His weekly Podcast Podcast411 is recognized as one of the most listened to Podcasts about, of all things, Podcasting. Each week – and Podcast411 is now up to its 150^th show! – Rob interviews a real live Podcaster in a format that can be loosely described as the “Actor’s Studio of Podcasting.”

I love Podcast411 and I am really excited to have not one but two shows with Rob to send out into feedland. Show One covers the birth and life of Podcast411 where Rob has interviewed such Podcast luminaries as, Andrew Baron the founder of Rocketboom, Larry Kudlow of Kudlow & Co., Dawn and Drew of the Dawn & Drew Show, Ronald Moore the Executive Producer of Battlestar Gallactica and the media’s Walt Mosberg of the Wall Street Journal.

Enuf? No! ….. You might want to purchase your very own copy of Rob’s new book, ” Tricks of the Podcasting Masters “, which is available at Amazon.

Part Two will shift from Podcast411 to a broader discussion of the field of Podcasting.

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