I think a week was missed here and there, but another Elite Tech News Podcast was recorded this past weekend. Participating in this one was Mark “Rizzin” Hopkins, Art Lindsey, Steven Hodson and myself. It had been a while since I did one of these, and we didn’t have too many tech stories to cover, so the episode is a bit more rambling and relaxed than usual.

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Elite Tech News hit the ‘net yesterday. I’m not on the show but the stripped-down team of Mark “Rizzin” Hopkins, Art Lindsey, and Steven Hodson participated.

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The Elite Tech News podcast contines rambling forward. I missed the episode from a week ago but participated in this week’s (number 17) - a fun suprise was the opportunity to chat a bit with Duncan Riley of the Inquisitr. The usual mix of tech, cool stuff, and pet peeves that pop up seemingly every episode, are definitely falling into a comfortable and hopefully entertaining groove.

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Light crew this week, just Mark “Rizzin” Hopkins, Steven Hodson, Art Lindsay, and myself, but as a result the show felt a bit more relaxed and involved. Topics discussed were the iPhone 3G, what makes video successful on the Internet, Mark Cuban to show indie movies on TV (tangent on the sorry state of the movie going experience), and the repercussions of AMD going under.

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It’s up to debate if these podcasts are getting better or worse information-wise, but I’d say they’re getting more entertaining. At some point the conversation diverged to recycling and Art blasted the theme song of The Jeffersons - a surreal moment I’m still contemplating.

The special guest this week was Aaron Brazell (Technosailor.com) along with the usual gang of Louis Gray, Frederic, Steven Hodson, Art Lindsey, and Mark “Rizzin” Hopkins. MG Siegler was haunting the chat room.

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Another Elite Tech News podcast for y’all. I’m not on this one, but Mark “Rizzin” Hopkins, MG Siegler, Art Lindsey, and Steven Hodson made their voices heard.

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Another Elite Tech News podcast is in the can - I think these are getting better, or at least a lot more fun to participate in.

Topics: Feedly, the next generation of Internet cheapskates, Reddit going open source, and whether the death of Steve Jobs would affect Apple.

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Two new Elite Podcasts are out in the wild; I forgot to link to the episode from two weeks ago (episode #10) which was entitled “Crickets.” There’s a good spot with crickets chirping when Mark said something nobody wanted to respond to. The special guest was Tamar Weinberg, notable social media expert and blogger, of Techipedia.

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Yet another Elite Tech News Podcast is in the can, and this week the guest was the inimitable Robert Scoble, who chimed in on the hot subjects of FriendFeed and Twitter.

Topics covered were FriendFeed adding Rooms, Twitter not enforcing its TOS, the 3G iPhone, cable continuing to charge more. As for the latter point, several of us are finding cable alternatives like Hulu or downloading video content to a computer or Apple TV increasingly appealing.

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I wasn’t on the past two Elite Tech News Podcasts but I just realized I didn’t mention either on this here blog. So here we go:

Elite Tech News Podcast #7: Download Here

Topics: Snobby Mac users, Twitter on Ruby on Rails, Robert Scoble

Elite Tech News Podcast #8: Download Here

The guest is Alan Stern of Center Networks. The gang talked about bandwidth caps, FriendFeed, Robert Scoble (again?), blog monetization (yes, again).

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