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I’ve just finished the second SEAArch podcast, but it won’t be uploaded for another day or two. After trying out several alternatives to host my media – as much as I want to, I don’t have a budget to pay for bandwidth and/or a dedicated server – so I’ve decided to create a site just devoted to the SEAArch podcasts. The podcast site, http://seaarch.podbean.com, has a pretty decent space and bandwidth limit for podcasters with limited budgets (ie: me). You’ll find the actual video and audio recordings there, but I’ll also post the podcast transcripts and any accompanying pictures on this both this and the podbean site.
Stay tuned – the second episode of the SEAArch podcast (on the Lenggong Archaeological Museum and the Perak Man) will be up in a few days. =)
