Check out the Tulsa Workshop Podcast. You can find it in itunes. Each week we’ll be releasing messages from the past workshop and giving some previews of what’s coming in 2007. The first episode features Max Lucado and Bob Russell.
Technical feedback is appreciated. I don’t really know what I’m doing when it comes to mixing audio (and a whole bunch of other stuff too). Better yet, if you’d be interested in helping us come up with a really tight sounding podcast, I’d love to hear from you.
Update: I’ve published the second episode. I found a great audio editor online that I think may end up making me look like I know what I’m doing.
Telling Stories, Asking Questions, Learning Lessons
You’ve just made my day. I didn’t get to attend the past couple, and I’m always looking for good podcasts to fill up my iTunes playlists. THANKS.
Wade,
I’m serious in this offer.
Send me the audio files on CD in any format you want (mp4, mp3, wav, wmv, etc…), and I’ll clean them up specifically for podcasting.
Sam
Hallelujah!!! YEAH!! Y–E–S!!
I am soooo glad that the lessons will now be so easily availalbe.
The workshop is at a time I can never get away, but I oh so want
to be there. This at least helps.
Thank you so much.
David
Sam, yu da man!!!
Your Tulsa link didn’t work for me, but I was able to go to iTunes music store and find it.
Thanks and Peace.
Thank you brother. Your generosity reflects the heart of your Father and it was real blessing to an East coast disciple who desired but didn’t make Tulsa.
Grace and peace,
John
Wade,
I love the messages and the idea. I really like the music selection for the intro from the Rock and the Rabbi. Great choice. Are you going to it when it comes around the Oklahoma area. You should encourage the congregation to go. I’ve been praying for you and Garnett.
Kyler