Comments on: Central Florida Matters (inaugural edition) http://cmfmedia.org/2009/08/082709/ Issues and Voices that Matter Sun, 13 May 2012 00:34:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: MaryElizabeth MCIlvane http://cmfmedia.org/2009/08/082709/comment-page-1/#comment-9 MaryElizabeth MCIlvane Sun, 04 Oct 2009 15:04:36 +0000 http://cmfmedia.org/web/?p=9#comment-9 Great idea is this venture as we move into a new dimension for journalism. Local news is as critical to the community's well being as is state,national and international news. All leaders began their journey into world affairsin their local neighborhood. Great idea is this venture as we move into a new dimension for journalism. Local news is as critical to the community’s well being as is state,national and international news. All leaders began their journey into world affairsin their local neighborhood.

]]> By: Webmaster http://cmfmedia.org/2009/08/082709/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Webmaster Fri, 28 Aug 2009 20:39:58 +0000 http://cmfmedia.org/web/?p=9#comment-5 Gregg, You'll find links to the temporary iTunes feed on the Help page. Please stand by as we are still working to integrate podcasting further on our site, iTunes account, feeds, etc. Gregg,

You’ll find links to the temporary iTunes feed on the Help page. Please stand by as we are still working to integrate podcasting further on our site, iTunes account, feeds, etc.

]]> By: Gregg Pollack http://cmfmedia.org/2009/08/082709/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Gregg Pollack Fri, 28 Aug 2009 13:03:30 +0000 http://cmfmedia.org/web/?p=9#comment-4 Oops, one more thing. I'd really like an iTunes feed for the podcast. If it's not on the way, ping me and I'll help make it happen. Oops, one more thing. I’d really like an iTunes feed for the podcast. If it’s not on the way, ping me and I’ll help make it happen.

]]> By: Gregg Pollack http://cmfmedia.org/2009/08/082709/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Gregg Pollack Fri, 28 Aug 2009 13:02:09 +0000 http://cmfmedia.org/web/?p=9#comment-3 Just finished listening to the first two stories, great listen! The OTTER story was quite heart warming. This is the first time I've heard of the term "Foster Grandparents," but I love the idea. When my son is old enough (he's 3 now) I'd love to get him involved. The "Coping with the Economy" story, although was produced well, felt a little awkward. Just seemed a little strange to interview two black businessmen to ask if they think their ethnicity means they're suffering more in the recession we're in. I like to think that ethnicity does not play a factor in someone's business, and so did Lincoln. Perhaps a better question to ask would have been, "Are there any means by which the Black small business community in Orlando help support each other?" ... However, this would only really work if there was a story there, and it was something we could learn from. Just my two bits. Keep the content coming. I'd definitely like to get involved at some point. You can see my latest podcast endeavor up here http://ruby5.envylabs.com Just finished listening to the first two stories, great listen!

The OTTER story was quite heart warming. This is the first time I’ve heard of the term “Foster Grandparents,” but I love the idea. When my son is old enough (he’s 3 now) I’d love to get him involved.

The “Coping with the Economy” story, although was produced well, felt a little awkward. Just seemed a little strange to interview two black businessmen to ask if they think their ethnicity means they’re suffering more in the recession we’re in. I like to think that ethnicity does not play a factor in someone’s business, and so did Lincoln. Perhaps a better question to ask would have been, “Are there any means by which the Black small business community in Orlando help support each other?” … However, this would only really work if there was a story there, and it was something we could learn from.

Just my two bits. Keep the content coming. I’d definitely like to get involved at some point. You can see my latest podcast endeavor up here http://ruby5.envylabs.com

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