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47 beta: I Can Has Podcast
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Length:
1 minute
Released:
Feb 20, 2012
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
A short audio announcement. We recently had to move the podcast over to a new web host. Trying to make the transition as smooth as possible, in short, if you've received this, then you're in the right place and your podcast client is connected to the correct feed.
If you have any old bookmarks for the podcast, especially ones with the words "me.com" or "mac.com" in the links, then those will probably stop working come this summer. My advice would be to bookmark the homepage itself, ancientartpodcast.org, instead of a sub-page, because every episode is always just a click away from the homepage.
So, what's all this mean for you? Well, not much, except you can sleep easy knowing that the Ancient Art Podcast now has unlimited storage and bandwidth, and you don't need the "www" any more! Now that's just space age!
Thanks to all y'all who've been tuning in to the Ancient Art Podcast over the years. It's always great hearing from you. You can get in touch with me at info@ancientartpodcast.org or use the feedback form on the website at ancientartpodcast.org/feedback.
If you have any old bookmarks for the podcast, especially ones with the words "me.com" or "mac.com" in the links, then those will probably stop working come this summer. My advice would be to bookmark the homepage itself, ancientartpodcast.org, instead of a sub-page, because every episode is always just a click away from the homepage.
So, what's all this mean for you? Well, not much, except you can sleep easy knowing that the Ancient Art Podcast now has unlimited storage and bandwidth, and you don't need the "www" any more! Now that's just space age!
Thanks to all y'all who've been tuning in to the Ancient Art Podcast over the years. It's always great hearing from you. You can get in touch with me at info@ancientartpodcast.org or use the feedback form on the website at ancientartpodcast.org/feedback.
Released:
Feb 20, 2012
Format:
Podcast episode
Titles in the series (100)
3 (HD): A Donkey-headed Rhyton: Using a particularly delightful example from the Art Institute of Chicago, we look at the history of the Ancient Greek rhyton (drinking cup) from its involvement in heroic warrior feasts and sacrifices to the drinking parties of 5th Century B.C. Athens. by Ancient Art Podcast, Ancient Worlds