New Podcast - A Foot In The Crease

Yesterday I recorded a podcast with my good friend Dave McCarthy. It goes by the name A Foot In The Crease and each week we plan to talk about hockey in Toronto, the Toronto Maple Leafs, and hockey in general. Our first episode turned out quite well, despite some technical problems. For example, due to poor microphone placement the volume level of my voice is way too low compared to Dave's. I hope to have this and other small issues fixed for next week.

I humbly suggest that anyone who is a Leafs fan or is interested in hockey might find this to be an interesting listen. Here are the show notes for this week:

Today we kick off A Foot In The Crease with our first episode wrapping up the week of August 26th. In this episode we preview some segments we hope to return to every week including Who's Hot, Who's Not, On The Bubble and Rigamarole. Topics covered include big new deals under the new NHL collective bargaining agreement, a preview on potential Leaf Carlo Colaiacovo, and all that rigamarole over Heatley and Hossa.

This week's music included "Lost Weekend" by Brother Love and "143" by Stingray - both of which can be found at the Podsafe Music Network.

You can listen to it directly from the website by downloading the mp3 or subscribe to the RSS feed in your podcasting program of choice including iTunes. I have submitted the podcast to the iTunes podcast directory and it can be found here (link opens iTunes). Unfortunately, iTunes is being very frustrating and for some reason is listing my email address in the Artist field when it should really say "Jeff Hume, Dave McCarthy" like it says under the name of the podcast. I don't know why this is happening and I'm hoping to solve the problem by getting all traces of that email address out of the RSS feed. I've done that, but it will probably take time for iTunes to update with the correct information.

Update: iTunes is now listing the proper author in the directory and has stopped listing my email address. It actually updated faster than I thought it would.