http://www.odeo.com/channels/152-Everyday-Films-with-Eric-Rice no Everyday Films, the videoblog hosted by Eric Rice. Everyday Films, the videoblog hosted by Eric Rice. Join Silicon Valley brat and new media savant Eric Rice in everything from world travels to nonsensical jibberish. en 40 Thu, 05 Jun 2008 21:42:35 -0700 Thu, 05 Jun 2008 21:42:35 -0700 Entertainment http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22589411-Four-questions-about-the-metaverse Asked of me at Stanford, 2008, Metaverse Summit, where I shared some opening remarks before the conference. Asked of me at Stanford, 2008, Metaverse Summit, where I shared some opening remarks before the conference. Asked of me at Stanford, 2008, Metaverse Summit, where I shared some opening remarks before the conference. tag:odeo.com,2008-06-05,22589411 Thu, 05 Jun 2008 21:42:35 -0700 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice metaverse http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22483652-For-those-curious-about-GTA-IV-watch-this This is where we’ve all been for the past week: This is where we’ve all been for the past week: This is where we’ve all been for the past week: tag:odeo.com,2008-05-05,22483652 Mon, 05 May 2008 10:27:56 -0700 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice General http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22441007-Cyberpunk-documentary Found a 64 minute documentary on Cyberpunk, complete with interviews with William Gibson, Timothy Leary and more. Found a 64 minute documentary on Cyberpunk, complete with interviews with William Gibson, Timothy Leary and more. Found a 64 minute documentary on Cyberpunk, complete with interviews with William Gibson, Timothy Leary and more. tag:odeo.com,2008-04-19,22441007 Sat, 19 Apr 2008 21:18:24 -0700 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice Science Fiction, Documentary, cyberpunk, infopunk http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22442300-1991-Cyberpunk-documentary Found a 64 minute documentary on Cyberpunk, complete with interviews with William Gibson, Timothy Leary, Jaron Lanier and more. Found a 64 minute documentary on Cyberpunk, complete with interviews with William Gibson, Timothy Leary, Jaron Lanier and more. Found a 64 minute documentary on Cyberpunk, complete with interviews with William Gibson, Timothy Leary, Jaron Lanier and more. tag:odeo.com,2008-04-19,22442300 Sat, 19 Apr 2008 21:18:24 -0700 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice Science Fiction, Documentary, cyberpunk, infopunk http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22409543-Flickr-Video-I%E2%80%99m-not-a-purist-I%E2%80%99m-an-artist Plenty of people are objecting to video being incorporated into Flickr, a photo-sharing site owned by Yahoo. Some say, ‘this is a place for photos!’ or ‘it will be filled with YouTube-style crap’. And that may be the case. I personally don’t have an opinion. I’m an artist, I make media, in any form that’s presented to me. I’m also a paying customer of Flickr. I use the service to post photos from my Canon 20D, photos from my iPhone and N95, screenshots from my desktop and video games, and now, video. Today I had a thought, however, about this ‘moving photo’ spin that Yahoo has been dishing out. That phrase is something quite easy for me to smirk at, given that there’s only have 90 seconds of total running time, and video does not equal photos. So, I wondered. What if it wasn’t Flickr who needed to change, instead, it’s us? What if we turned the cameras not on ourselves, but away from us? Can we learn a new... Plenty of people are objecting to video being incorporated into Flickr, a photo-sharing site owned by Yahoo. Some say, ‘this is a place for photos!’ or ‘it will be filled with YouTube-style crap’. And that may be the case. I personally don’t have an opinion. I’m an artist, I make media, in any form that’s presented to me. I’m also a paying customer of Flickr. I use the service to post photos from my Canon 20D, photos from my iPhone and N95, screenshots from my desktop and video games, and now, video. Today I had a thought, however, about this ‘moving photo’ spin that Yahoo has been dishing out. That phrase is something quite easy for me to smirk at, given that there’s only have 90 seconds of total running time, and video does not equal photos. So, I wondered. What if it wasn’t Flickr who needed to change, instead, it’s us? What if we turned the cameras not on ourselves, but away from us? Can we learn a new skill? What if we studied this new sliver of a video genre? Jay Dedman, one of videoblogging’s early pioneers, had several videos that were just snapshots in time…. ‘moments showing’… that’s about the only term I can think of to describe this. It’s not us ‘performing’, it’s us, watching, observing…seeing. So I tried to have a go at it. A living snapshot: Bonus video from Jay Dedman from July of 2004: Freaking out, quietly. Thanks, Jay. Plenty of people are objecting to video being incorporated into Flickr, a photo-sharing site owned by Yahoo. Some say, ‘this is a place for photos!’ or ‘it will be filled with YouTube-style crap’. And that may be the case. I personally don’t have an opinion. I’m an artist, I make media, in any form that’s presented to me. I’m also a paying customer of Flickr. I use the service to post photos from my Canon 20D, photos from my iPhone and N95, screenshots from my desktop and video games, and now, video. Today I had a thought, however, about this ‘moving photo’ spin that Yahoo has been dishing out. That phrase is something quite easy for me to smirk at, given that there’s only have 90 seconds of total running time, and video does not equal photos. So, I wondered. What if it wasn’t Flickr who needed to change, instead, it’s us? What if we turned the cameras not on ourselves, but away from us? Can we learn a new skill? What if we studied this new sliver of a video genre? Jay Dedman, one of videoblogging’s early pioneers, had several videos that were just snapshots in time…. ‘moments showing’… that’s about the only term I can think of to describe this. It’s not us ‘performing’, it’s us, watching, observing…seeing. So I tried to have a go at it. A living snapshot: Bonus video from Jay Dedman from July of 2004: Freaking out, quietly. Thanks, Jay. tag:odeo.com,2008-04-11,22409543 Fri, 11 Apr 2008 09:58:22 -0700 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice General, video, flickr, multimedia, vlogging, jay dedman, flickr video, moment showing http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22356382-90-Seconds-of-Gear Record your video and add it to the group 90secondgear on Flickr. Record your video and add it to the group 90secondgear on Flickr. Record your video and add it to the group 90secondgear on Flickr. tag:odeo.com,2008-04-08,22356382 Tue, 08 Apr 2008 20:35:25 -0700 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice General http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22128221-My-Cyberpunk-Shared-Universe-and-Open-Source-fiction-project tag:odeo.com,2008-02-07,22128221 Thu, 07 Feb 2008 21:50:18 -0800 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice General http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22121517-It%E2%80%99s-Kyte-tv-time-but-first-some-music tag:odeo.com,2008-02-01,22121517 Fri, 01 Feb 2008 15:13:14 -0800 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice General http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22148050-It%E2%80%99s-Kyte-tv-time-but-first-some-music tag:odeo.com,2008-02-01,22148050 Fri, 01 Feb 2008 15:13:14 -0800 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice General http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22120041-Thanks-for-the-memories-iPhone-Hello-Nokia If you came here to get all nerd-sanctimonious about why your phone is better than the other phone and start a holy war, the exit is thattaway —–. This ain’t about you, flapjack; it’s about me. /flick Now we can move along to the story. I purchased an iPhone roughly two weeks after it was introduced, after much whining and lamenting about how difficult it is to simply go and buy a Nokia N95 retail. Wait, let’s back up. The only reason that I paid any attention to the N95 in the first place, was because of the legions of fanboys and girls (and even colleagues like Scoble), made SO MUCH noise about the thing vs. Apple’s iPhone. But hey, east coast vs. west coast; Ford vs. Chevy, Gators vs. Seminoles. Mac vs. PC. Religion is religion. To me, the Nokia was the clear winner over the iPhone, kind of like how a Jeep is better than a Lexus SUV off-road. Yes, the iPhone is comfy and cushy and shiny and all. Maybe it’s all about the driver, I dunno. Y... If you came here to get all nerd-sanctimonious about why your phone is better than the other phone and start a holy war, the exit is thattaway —–. This ain’t about you, flapjack; it’s about me. /flick Now we can move along to the story. I purchased an iPhone roughly two weeks after it was introduced, after much whining and lamenting about how difficult it is to simply go and buy a Nokia N95 retail. Wait, let’s back up. The only reason that I paid any attention to the N95 in the first place, was because of the legions of fanboys and girls (and even colleagues like Scoble), made SO MUCH noise about the thing vs. Apple’s iPhone. But hey, east coast vs. west coast; Ford vs. Chevy, Gators vs. Seminoles. Mac vs. PC. Religion is religion. To me, the Nokia was the clear winner over the iPhone, kind of like how a Jeep is better than a Lexus SUV off-road. Yes, the iPhone is comfy and cushy and shiny and all. Maybe it’s all about the driver, I dunno. Yet Nokia is impossible to easily deal with in the US– in fact, Nokia is in second to last place of volume of phones sold (Sanyo is last). My last experience was being sent through phone hell trying to get a simple question answered about specs, as my last video noted. Thankfully, someone from Nokia’s LetsTalk.com site reached out and confirmed that it was the phone I was hoping it was, and through a series of e-mails, handily helped me to the point of satisfaction. I ordered the phone and switched from my iPhone to the Nokia. Two things to cover: the process to switch FROM an iPhone to a non iPhone and early impressions about the N95 8GB. 1. I was fully expecting to get iScrewed for some reason by pseudo-canceling the iPhone plan and going back to a normal AT&T plan, which wasn’t the case at all (thankfully!). The AT&T rep simply removed the iPhone sim with a pin, popped it in my N95 and adjusted my plan to match what I had on the iPhone. (She also had to get a manager to do some voodoo since the phone is an unlocked phone, but that only took about 2 seconds). My new full-on data rate is 50-something instead of 40-something dollars. So yeah, I’m paying more but it’s not too big of a deal. I was a Cingular AT&T customer prior to getting the iPhone (I miss that Blackberry Pearl, so kewwwt), so I don’t have any story to tell about new customer signup/cancel/switching. All in all, pretty seamless experience. 2. I’d probably be annoyed having to go all old school on text entry if I hadn’t been playing with Skype on the Playstation Portable earlier in the day where I tap-tap-tap-letter, tap-tap-tap-letter until the end of time. But hey, if you like driving, you have to deal with traffic. That’s life. I immediately installed Kyte, and later, Shozu and started setting up all the bookmarks to the standard sites, Google Reader, et al. I even used the built-in barcode reader to scan the QR code I put on this very web site about a month ago (and I know have this hairbrained notion to keep changing up the code since it’s in the news, and I’m THAT level of nerd to barcode-scan my own blog artwork. SUE ME) So far, I love it. Learning curves aren’t an issue for me, I just know how the basic technologies of the world work, and a smartphone to me, is a basic technology. Couple of nuanced things that bug me, but I blame my own hurriedness in not figuring it out. One more thing, the AT&T clerk was mighty impressed with the phone and the Kyte demo I broadcast, as was the Sprint clerk (who immediately fell in love with the phone (yes, Sprint, I had to go to a Sprint store on an un-related issue)). The phone is sexy enough and kicks off a certain vibe of, “I mean business, kids.” Sure, I’ll miss the multi-touch, but hey– there will come a day when we’ll all have multi-touch and video broadcasting as the default (and we’ll complain about why so few phones have Minority Report-styled holoscreens). I’m very happy with the N95 with roadtime five hours and counting, as well as with the process of switching. Of course, special shout out to the folks at LetsTalk.com for reaching out to answer questions and point me in the right direction. Happy camper am I. Links: Nokia’s LetsTalk store If you came here to get all nerd-sanctimonious about why your phone is better than the other phone and start a holy war, the exit is thattaway —–. This ain’t about you, flapjack; it’s about me. /flick Now we can move along to the story. I purchased an iPhone roughly two weeks after it was introduced, after much whining and lamenting about how difficult it is to simply go and buy a Nokia N95 retail. Wait, let’s back up. The only reason that I paid any attention to the N95 in the first place, was because of the legions of fanboys and girls (and even colleagues like Scoble), made SO MUCH noise about the thing vs. Apple’s iPhone. But hey, east coast vs. west coast; Ford vs. Chevy, Gators vs. Seminoles. Mac vs. PC. Religion is religion. To me, the Nokia was the clear winner over the iPhone, kind of like how a Jeep is better than a Lexus SUV off-road. Yes, the iPhone is comfy and cushy and shiny and all. Maybe it’s all about the driver, I dunno. Yet Nokia is impossible to easily deal with in the US– in fact, Nokia is in second to last place of volume of phones sold (Sanyo is last). My last experience was being sent through phone hell trying to get a simple question answered about specs, as my last video noted. Thankfully, someone from Nokia’s LetsTalk.com site reached out and confirmed that it was the phone I was hoping it was, and through a series of e-mails, handily helped me to the point of satisfaction. I ordered the phone and switched from my iPhone to the Nokia. Two things to cover: the process to switch FROM an iPhone to a non iPhone and early impressions about the N95 8GB. 1. I was fully expecting to get iScrewed for some reason by pseudo-canceling the iPhone plan and going back to a normal AT&T plan, which wasn’t the case at all (thankfully!). The AT&T rep simply removed the iPhone sim with a pin, popped it in my N95 and adjusted my plan to match what I had on the iPhone. (She also had to get a manager to do some voodoo since the phone is an unlocked phone, but that only took about 2 seconds). My new full-on data rate is 50-something instead of 40-something dollars. So yeah, I’m paying more but it’s not too big of a deal. I was a Cingular AT&T customer prior to getting the iPhone (I miss that Blackberry Pearl, so kewwwt), so I don’t have any story to tell about new customer signup/cancel/switching. All in all, pretty seamless experience. 2. I’d probably be annoyed having to go all old school on text entry if I hadn’t been playing with Skype on the Playstation Portable earlier in the day where I tap-tap-tap-letter, tap-tap-tap-letter until the end of time. But hey, if you like driving, you have to deal with traffic. That’s life. I immediately installed Kyte, and later, Shozu and started setting up all the bookmarks to the standard sites, Google Reader, et al. I even used the built-in barcode reader to scan the QR code I put on this very web site about a month ago (and I know have this hairbrained notion to keep changing up the code since it’s in the news, and I’m THAT level of nerd to barcode-scan my own blog artwork. SUE ME) So far, I love it. Learning curves aren’t an issue for me, I just know how the basic technologies of the world work, and a smartphone to me, is a basic technology. Couple of nuanced things that bug me, but I blame my own hurriedness in not figuring it out. One more thing, the AT&T clerk was mighty impressed with the phone and the Kyte demo I broadcast, as was the Sprint clerk (who immediately fell in love with the phone (yes, Sprint, I had to go to a Sprint store on an un-related issue)). The phone is sexy enough and kicks off a certain vibe of, “I mean business, kids.” Sure, I’ll miss the multi-touch, but hey– there will come a day when we’ll all have multi-touch and video broadcasting as the default (and we’ll complain about why so few phones have Minority Report-styled holoscreens). I’m very happy with the N95 with roadtime five hours and counting, as well as with the process of switching. Of course, special shout out to the folks at LetsTalk.com for reaching out to answer questions and point me in the right direction. Happy camper am I. Links: Nokia’s LetsTalk store tag:odeo.com,2008-01-30,22120041 Wed, 30 Jan 2008 17:47:57 -0800 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice General, iphone, nokia, customerservice http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22102445-Eyejot-practical-video-app-that-doesn%E2%80%99t-go-kooky-with-the-social And when I say ‘practical social media app’, I mean, for once, it doesn’t parade around my contact list, display every blink and sneeze I make for the entire world to see. I don’t want to be crazy hermit man in the cave, but come ON people. Give people some space. Eyejot, is really simple. Video mail, the end. No really, I just record a video and send it to either a) another Eyejot user or b) an email address. It’s free or 14.95 for an entire year (which gets more bells and whistles, recording time from 1 minute to 5, uploads, mobile access and the like. It works well on the iphone and you can subscribe to your inbox as a podcast feed. This is smart and super simple. Here’s a vid: – Feel free to add me to your addressbook, I’m ericrice, or just drop a note to me at my typical gmail account. And when I say ‘practical social media app’, I mean, for once, it doesn’t parade around my contact list, display every blink and sneeze I make for the entire world to see. I don’t want to be crazy hermit man in the cave, but come ON people. Give people some space. Eyejot, is really simple. Video mail, the end. No really, I just record a video and send it to either a) another Eyejot user or b) an email address. It’s free or 14.95 for an entire year (which gets more bells and whistles, recording time from 1 minute to 5, uploads, mobile access and the like. It works well on the iphone and you can subscribe to your inbox as a podcast feed. This is smart and super simple. Here’s a vid: – Feel free to add me to your addressbook, I’m ericrice, or just drop a note to me at my typical gmail account. And when I say ‘practical social media app’, I mean, for once, it doesn’t parade around my contact list, display every blink and sneeze I make for the entire world to see. I don’t want to be crazy hermit man in the cave, but come ON people. Give people some space. Eyejot, is really simple. Video mail, the end. No really, I just record a video and send it to either a) another Eyejot user or b) an email address. It’s free or 14.95 for an entire year (which gets more bells and whistles, recording time from 1 minute to 5, uploads, mobile access and the like. It works well on the iphone and you can subscribe to your inbox as a podcast feed. This is smart and super simple. Here’s a vid: – Feel free to add me to your addressbook, I’m ericrice, or just drop a note to me at my typical gmail account. tag:odeo.com,2008-01-21,22102445 Mon, 21 Jan 2008 22:20:17 -0800 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice General, mail, video, eyejot http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22148065-Eyejot-practical-video-app-that-doesn%E2%80%99t-go-kooky-with-the-social And when I say ‘practical social media app’, I mean, for once, it doesn’t parade around my contact list, display every blink and sneeze I make for the entire world to see. I don’t want to be crazy hermit man in the cave, but come ON people. Give people some space. Eyejot, is really simple. Video mail, the end. No really, I just record a video and send it to either a) another Eyejot user or b) an email address. It’s free or 14.95 for an entire year (which gets more bells and whistles, recording time from 1 minute to 5, uploads, mobile access and the like. It works well on the iphone and you can subscribe to your inbox as a podcast feed. This is smart and super simple. Here’s a vid: – Feel free to add me to your addressbook, I’m ericrice, or just drop a note to me at my typical gmail account. And when I say ‘practical social media app’, I mean, for once, it doesn’t parade around my contact list, display every blink and sneeze I make for the entire world to see. I don’t want to be crazy hermit man in the cave, but come ON people. Give people some space. Eyejot, is really simple. Video mail, the end. No really, I just record a video and send it to either a) another Eyejot user or b) an email address. It’s free or 14.95 for an entire year (which gets more bells and whistles, recording time from 1 minute to 5, uploads, mobile access and the like. It works well on the iphone and you can subscribe to your inbox as a podcast feed. This is smart and super simple. Here’s a vid: – Feel free to add me to your addressbook, I’m ericrice, or just drop a note to me at my typical gmail account. And when I say ‘practical social media app’, I mean, for once, it doesn’t parade around my contact list, display every blink and sneeze I make for the entire world to see. I don’t want to be crazy hermit man in the cave, but come ON people. Give people some space. Eyejot, is really simple. Video mail, the end. No really, I just record a video and send it to either a) another Eyejot user or b) an email address. It’s free or 14.95 for an entire year (which gets more bells and whistles, recording time from 1 minute to 5, uploads, mobile access and the like. It works well on the iphone and you can subscribe to your inbox as a podcast feed. This is smart and super simple. Here’s a vid: – Feel free to add me to your addressbook, I’m ericrice, or just drop a note to me at my typical gmail account. tag:odeo.com,2008-01-21,22148065 Mon, 21 Jan 2008 22:20:17 -0800 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice General, mail, video, eyejot http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22056779-I-am-the-most-unhappy-not-yet-customer-of-Nokia Who would think it would be SO DIFFICULT to buy an overpriced phone from Nokia (to switch FROM an IPHONE ffs)? I’m already OVER the fact that I will never be able to go into a physical store to touch/hold/read-the-side-of-a-box. (I know, call me crazy for wanting to see/touch a product I’ll be buying, wacky, eh?). Fine. Most online retailers can’t seem to clearly get stats published properly and even calling Nokia themselves has left me with doubt that even they know (and hey, nice way to have your sales guys throw people to tech support and drop the sale in the process). So yeah, here’s the video open letter to Nokia, who apparently seems to coddle bloggers and vloggers, yet you’d never know it. Everyone else is an armchair expert– I just want a company to confirm that something will work (for those that have offered up advice and links, thanks, now if only the actual company could get it together, heh). Short version: I want an n95 that will wor... Who would think it would be SO DIFFICULT to buy an overpriced phone from Nokia (to switch FROM an IPHONE ffs)? I’m already OVER the fact that I will never be able to go into a physical store to touch/hold/read-the-side-of-a-box. (I know, call me crazy for wanting to see/touch a product I’ll be buying, wacky, eh?). Fine. Most online retailers can’t seem to clearly get stats published properly and even calling Nokia themselves has left me with doubt that even they know (and hey, nice way to have your sales guys throw people to tech support and drop the sale in the process). So yeah, here’s the video open letter to Nokia, who apparently seems to coddle bloggers and vloggers, yet you’d never know it. Everyone else is an armchair expert– I just want a company to confirm that something will work (for those that have offered up advice and links, thanks, now if only the actual company could get it together, heh). Short version: I want an n95 that will work w/AT&T and support UMTS 2100 (so I can use it in japan). Whether or not it has 3G in the US is irrelevant, EDGE is fine. I just want to buy the right thing ONCE, but getting to that point, in a word, sucks. PS: Is this it? Nokia N95 @ MacMall Who would think it would be SO DIFFICULT to buy an overpriced phone from Nokia (to switch FROM an IPHONE ffs)? I’m already OVER the fact that I will never be able to go into a physical store to touch/hold/read-the-side-of-a-box. (I know, call me crazy for wanting to see/touch a product I’ll be buying, wacky, eh?). Fine. Most online retailers can’t seem to clearly get stats published properly and even calling Nokia themselves has left me with doubt that even they know (and hey, nice way to have your sales guys throw people to tech support and drop the sale in the process). So yeah, here’s the video open letter to Nokia, who apparently seems to coddle bloggers and vloggers, yet you’d never know it. Everyone else is an armchair expert– I just want a company to confirm that something will work (for those that have offered up advice and links, thanks, now if only the actual company could get it together, heh). Short version: I want an n95 that will work w/AT&T and support UMTS 2100 (so I can use it in japan). Whether or not it has 3G in the US is irrelevant, EDGE is fine. I just want to buy the right thing ONCE, but getting to that point, in a word, sucks. PS: Is this it? Nokia N95 @ MacMall tag:odeo.com,2008-01-11,22056779 Fri, 11 Jan 2008 11:07:40 -0800 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice General, iphone, phones, nokia, customer service, n95, mobility http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22056780-The-Next-Great-Social-Hack This video became popular so I decided to post it here so people could comment on it. This is, in a way, the next level beyond the Facebook-data scraping incident. This is social hacking; social engineering. The creation of fake personas, carefully nuanced with mundane details and mediocrity, the fake ‘average guy’, when developed over a long period of time, can be an ingenious platform to scrape data, mine data, infiltrate social networks and communities. This video became popular so I decided to post it here so people could comment on it. This is, in a way, the next level beyond the Facebook-data scraping incident. This is social hacking; social engineering. The creation of fake personas, carefully nuanced with mundane details and mediocrity, the fake ‘average guy’, when developed over a long period of time, can be an ingenious platform to scrape data, mine data, infiltrate social networks and communities. This video became popular so I decided to post it here so people could comment on it. This is, in a way, the next level beyond the Facebook-data scraping incident. This is social hacking; social engineering. The creation of fake personas, carefully nuanced with mundane details and mediocrity, the fake ‘average guy’, when developed over a long period of time, can be an ingenious platform to scrape data, mine data, infiltrate social networks and communities. tag:odeo.com,2008-01-04,22056780 Fri, 04 Jan 2008 23:35:53 -0800 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice Social networking, Facebook, anti-social media, social hacking, social network, scams, fake people http://www.odeo.com/episodes/14530703-The-iPhone-Song tag:odeo.com,2007-07-03,14530703 Tue, 03 Jul 2007 06:15:10 -0700 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice http://www.odeo.com/episodes/9691373-88-Lines-about-44-Women tag:odeo.com,2007-02-27,9691373 Tue, 27 Feb 2007 21:02:30 -0800 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice http://www.odeo.com/episodes/9111233-X-Clan-Weapon-X tag:odeo.com,2007-02-18,9111233 Sun, 18 Feb 2007 17:27:12 -0800 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice http://www.odeo.com/episodes/7904613-Holy-Crikey-a-podcast-D-O-A-Murlocs-and-more tag:odeo.com,2007-02-05,7904613 Mon, 05 Feb 2007 16:52:32 -0800 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice http://www.odeo.com/episodes/7664973-Music-Charlie-was-not-a-Mooninite-but-he-rode-the-M-T-A tag:odeo.com,2007-02-02,7664973 Fri, 02 Feb 2007 18:51:07 -0800 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice http://www.odeo.com/episodes/2128501-Podcast-Sun-Microsystems%E2%80%99-Virtual-Press-Conference tag:odeo.com,2006-10-10,2128501 Tue, 10 Oct 2006 20:19:15 -0700 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice http://www.odeo.com/episodes/2128497-File-post-moved%E2%80%A6 tag:odeo.com,2006-10-10,2128497 Tue, 10 Oct 2006 18:54:00 -0700 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice http://www.odeo.com/episodes/1625843-Hi-I%E2%80%99m-Neo-My-friends-know-Kung-Fu tag:odeo.com,2006-07-31,1625843 Mon, 31 Jul 2006 19:50:02 -0700 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice http://www.odeo.com/episodes/1453360-Wild-if-we-wanna tag:odeo.com,2006-07-07,1453360 Fri, 07 Jul 2006 10:42:37 -0700 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice http://www.odeo.com/episodes/5237-Short-Interview-on-Videoblogging tag:odeo.com,2005-03-16,5237 Wed, 16 Mar 2005 22:50:00 -0800 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice http://www.odeo.com/episodes/397-Audio-Moblog tag:odeo.com,2005-02-03,397 Thu, 03 Feb 2005 01:42:15 -0800 no Everyday Films with Eric Rice