domino effect
The New York Times article is having a domino effect.
Another newspaper and magazine picked up the podcasting story and asked for interviews today.
I also got an email from someone in the Netherlands today. One of the largest Dutch newspapers ran the Godcasting story.
Tomorrow I've got an interview with Julio Sanchez Cristo on one of the largest radio broadcasts in Latin America. The show is actually aired in Chile, Mexico, Costa Rica, Colombia, Argentina, Panama, Spain, Jerusalem, London and Paris as well as several other Latin American countries. According to the producer, Julio is the "latin Larry King" with a listening audience that exceeds 10 million in Colombia alone.
Pretty crazy!
I know I'm a podcasting evangelist. But the fascination with Godcasting is pretty mind-boggling.
Another newspaper and magazine picked up the podcasting story and asked for interviews today.
I also got an email from someone in the Netherlands today. One of the largest Dutch newspapers ran the Godcasting story.
Tomorrow I've got an interview with Julio Sanchez Cristo on one of the largest radio broadcasts in Latin America. The show is actually aired in Chile, Mexico, Costa Rica, Colombia, Argentina, Panama, Spain, Jerusalem, London and Paris as well as several other Latin American countries. According to the producer, Julio is the "latin Larry King" with a listening audience that exceeds 10 million in Colombia alone.
Pretty crazy!
I know I'm a podcasting evangelist. But the fascination with Godcasting is pretty mind-boggling.
6 Comments:
That is truly HUGE! I lived in Costa Rica and Nicaragua until about 18 months ago . . . theat is indeed a VERY popular broadcast! We'll be praying God uses it mightily!
Down goes the staff, off come the sandals, and before you know it "hello Pharoah!" As I recall, some podcasting evangelist once called God predictably unpredictable. This seems to be pretty good evidence. WOW!
K
That's is awesome!
Numbers 23:23
There is no sorcery against Jacob, no divination against Israel. It will now be said of Jacob and of Israel, 'See what God has done!'
tu hermano,
PA
Love that verse!
Man, the Bible is a great book isn't it :)
Mark, I know this is a shameless plug, but I have a spanish-language Godcast site that would be a great example for your interview:)
www.pazcondios.com
yes, the verse is awesome and we wish you the best........read on.
Samuel F.B. Morse Sent the First Telegraphic Message
May 24, 1844
What was the first telegraph message? Sent by inventor Samuel F.B. Morse on May 24, 1844, over an experimental line from Washington, D.C., to Baltimore, the message said: "What hath God wrought?" Taken from the Bible, Numbers 23:23, and recorded on a paper tape, the phrase had been suggested to Morse by Annie Ellworth, the young daughter of a friend. The success of the experiment would change forever the national communication system. But Morse wasn't just interested in the telegraph.
PR in PA
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