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I have chosen a number of lecture series that are on-line, but not syndicated and have turned them to feeds. J. Drabinski's lecture series about Husserl (feed) and about Heidegger (feed) - found through Baxter Wood. The Open Yale course about the Hebrew Bible by Christina Hayes that was not syndicated, when all the other Yale courses were. I devised a feed that contains all but the 15th lecture - for some reason Huffduffer cannot deal with that one. And lastly I made a feed for the Marathan Interview with Herman Bianchi (Dutch).
I will use Huffduffer to arrange special feeds for readers (come, come with the requests). You can do it yourself as well and I will be happy to publish and review when relevant.
2 comments:
Did you discover it by reading my post about it?
http://www.sffaudio.com/?p=5456
;)
Jesse
Well it sort of evolved. Your post planted the echo in my mind. Then I noticed Julie of Forgotten Classics mentioned it. And so on - I kept hearing it from time to time. And then finally a couple of days ago I saw a retweet on Twitter that made me finally check Huffduffer out.
Anne
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