It’s Friday and I’ll admit up front that I’m intentionally adding a little flare to the title of this post to help draw people in. Let me say that I have nothing but the greatest of respect for Greg and all the folks involved with the Packet Pushers Podcast. However, I did promise him some publicity so I thought what better way than to stir the pot.
I should probably admit that I was personally very late to the whole podcast thing myself. I only started listening to a few different podcasts over the past 12 months or so. Although I’ve developed a regular routine where I download a list of weekly podcasts to my Sansa CLIP MP3 player just before I workout.
So what do you think about the Packet Pushers podcast? If you’ve never listened to any of the shows I would recommend you head over to the site and give a quick listen to any of the 56 shows. Just be sure to let me know what you think by leaving a comment. I’ll be sure to share any and all comments with Greg.
Cheers!
Dominik says
The Packet pushers Podcast is really graet for everybody who is interested in networking stuff. I asked Greg a question and he responded imediatly that the question will be discussed in the next show, thats really great community work from the packet pushers.
So Michael ever thought about joining the world class pool of ressources ?
Michael McNamara says
Hi Dominik,
I too enjoy listening to Greg and his merry band of guys and gals. I don’t think I would “rank” next to some of his guests. I’m just happy to follow along and smile at some Greg’s witty comments.
I’m looking forward to Greg’s discussion around Avaya’s VENA architecture.
Cheers!
Max says
I think the Packet pushers Podcast is amazing, it is part of long list of podcast I listen to. VMware community Podcast are also great, VMware security Podcast are also very very interesting as well.
Michael McNamara says
Hi Max,
Yes I agree with you… I enjoy listening to Greg and Ivan and even the mysterious Mrs Y. It’s really helpful when you hear other industry experts expressing their opinions and validating your ideas.
Thanks for the comment!