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If you were somewhere other than Podcamp Boston 4 – #pcb4 – this past weekend, you missed rubbing body parts with the following people. Thanks to Eventbrite for making it easy to share this info.

And a hearty thanks to Chris Wilson who made it possible for me to attend this year’s conference.


  • paula aguilera


  • Lauren Alexanderson

    Website: http://www.jsi.com

    Twitter: @JSIhealth @Worlded @Lalexanderson


  • Roberta Balder

    Twitter: @rkbalder


  • Vishal Bathija

    Twitter: vishalbathija


  • Paul Beaulieu


  • Georgiana Cohen


  • rob denton


  • Dave Donars

    Twitter: conveyer


  • john ellsworth

    Twitter: jellsworth


  • Allyson Every


  • David Fisher


  • Joel Foner


  • Kathy Good


  • April D Haas


  • JoAnne Heffner


  • Jeff Hinz


  • James Hoffman


  • John Hoffman


  • Fred Hurley

    Twitter: Tabernerus


  • david jackson


  • Lisa Kalner Williams

    Twitter: sierratierra & seaweedgirle


  • Jennifer keefe


  • makeda keegan


  • Kathleen Lamphier

    Twitter: KFL007


  • Richard Laskey


  • Katy Love

    Twitter: ktlove


  • Brandon Lovested


  • Bill Lundy

    Twitter: BLundyNet


  • Terry MacAskill


  • Selina McCusker

    Twitter: @skyle


  • Michelle McGuire

    Twitter: hotglassgirl


  • Michelle McKinney


  • Barbara OConnell


  • Sean OConnell


  • Maura Phelan

    Twitter: maurakphelan


  • Dimie Poweigha


  • Donald Pratt


  • Jim Reck

    Twitter: jreck


  • Ellen Rossano

    Twitter: @ellenrossano


  • Merry Rutrick


  • Beverly Saadeh


  • Ellen Schechterman


  • Martha Schuette


  • Tony Smith-Grieco


  • Tim Stansky


  • Gary Trujillo

    Twitter: linuxluvr


  • Karla Vallance

    Twitter: karla_vallance


  • justin whitaker


  • jonathan williams


  • Al Willis

    Twitter: alwillis


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This weekend marked the fourth time in four years that I gathered together with geeks and marketing professionals (more marketing professionals this year than ever before) in a conference setting to aimlessly float through the madness that is Podcamp.

Well, aimless isn’t really correct. When I arrive at Podcamp – be it at Bunker Hill Community College (2006) or UMASS Boston (2009) – I am looking to meet new people, learn at least one thing that changes my life, and laugh a little.

Podcast Boston 4 (tagged #pcb4 in Twitter and elsewhere) went far beyond my expectations.

As I sit at Barnes & Noble bogarting the Wifi and ogling the books, I’m staring at a stack of business cards taller than a croissant wondering how I missed connecting with so many great people before.

I mean, seriously – or SRSLY! – I’ve been hanging around the digital and social media space for the better part of half a decade and people like Kara Brickman, Tim Stansky, Ron Ploof, Michelle Riggen-Ransom, Leah Busque and about thirteen gazillion other folks have never brightened my doorway.

Well, now they have and I’m smiling. Even as I struggle through getting my NeatReceipts scanner to figure out how to read the massive pile of creatively designed and colored business cards that have arrived in my life.

Were you at Podcamp? Please share your thoughts about conference take-aways and what you get out of being nose-to-nose, elbow-to-elbow and smile-to-smile with 300 other people for 10 hours a day.

Oh, even the people who weren’t there affected the conversations we enjoyed.

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Finally, the two-feet thing in the title…that refers to the greatest invention before or since the Apple iPhone. It’s a photo of Christopher S. Penn’s feet during the opening-day welcome message. The significance is that learning is up to you and if you don’t use your own two feet to propel you toward education, you are the only person to blame.

Use your two feet. Go to events where you get smarter and more connected. Do it. Do it now!

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