Daniel Johnson, Jr.

How was your Saturday? I and about 11 others met up today, the first New Media Cincinnati meetup, at the Golden Corral just off exit 32 at I-75.

Some big thanks go out to people for helping inspire and organize and otherwise contribute to making the event possible:

• Mark Blevis and Bob Goyetche from the Canadian Podcast Buffet, for recommending getting a website as a landing place for meetup information.
• Andy Osier for buying newmediacincinnati.com and for setting up the New Media Cincinnati Facebook group
• Everyone in the region who has expressed interest in meeting up, whether you could make it to this one or not

It was so great meeting other people, most of whom I’d only known online, and some that I’d met for the first time. I was so engaged in the conversations that I barely ate anything!

Here are the people I met, with links to their websites/podcasts/online presence:

• The Smith Family, The Smiths’ Occasional Podcast
• Jim Caliguri, 10 Minute Lessons
• John Buehler, 10 Minute Lessons
• Daniel Lewis, D.Joseph Design and The Ramen Noodle
• Cliff Ravenscraft, Generally Speaking Podcast Network (GSPN)
• Andy Osier, Halftone Media
• Diane Houdek, Catholic Colbert
• Ann from Ohio, Twittering on the Edge

I am definitely inspired by the depth of talent and diversity in the group, and I look forward to meeting up next month. More details on that to come soon. Be sure to check out newmediacincinnati.com!

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