That’s great to hear. Just so you know, I haven’t forgotten! In fact I have made some inquiries about getting a mic, and we may have one here soon. We’ll see how that goes and see about getting one for you, too.
I’m thinking of doing some recordings myself. Reading my own translations is really useful, you get a feel for the cadence of it.
It sounds like the best thing to do with the podcasts will be to have a single session, reading and introducing the sutta.
That sounds fine.
I’m sure she’d be happy to do this.
Remember, we have our own SC theme music, from the Vimeo video. We can use this, or get it remixed.
So how does this work? When you make a podcast, does it go over a “channel”? Do only some clients work with it, or all of them? How are things discovered?
Should the timing be consistent, or should we follow the sutta? The basic issue is that SC itself is strongly structured around the sutta as an entity. If we start doing things like breaking up a long sutta into several sessions, or combining short suttas into one, we make the integration with SC or SCV bucketloads harder. Perhaps we should start by choosing suttas of about 20 minutes reading time, and worry about the length problem later.