My goodness, this is like deja vu. Mike Miller will be anchoring agricultural news on RFD-TV starting in January. I haven’t seen Mike in many years but was thrilled to run into him in Kansas City last week. Mike’s always been a good friend.
In fact, Mike talked me into working with him on an agricultural tv venture in Houston, Texas many moons ago. (Remember that Mike?) I stayed at his house and we commuted in to the studios each day. Oh my gosh does that bring back memories. That was before I joined Learfield Communications and the Brownfield Network and moved to Jefferson City, MO.
How about this? 
I’m not back to regular office hours yet. Give me another day or so. But I do have internet access so you do get a ZimmCast this week.
When is an ag radio network more than an ag radio network? When they start doing lots of video. I know you’re familiar with Andy Vance, the 
It’s not often that a caricature improves the looks of the subject but in this case . . . 
Here’s Gary Truitt in his new studio environment in Indianapolis. I stopped by 
A couple years ago the idea of farm podcasting was just not “mainstream.” Now what’s happening? There’s a growing number of farm podcasters. Say it can’t be so Chuck. Sorry. It’s so.
Welcome to a training session here at Southeast AgNet headquarters in Ocala, FL. We’re going to be learning how to blog and podcast throughout the day.