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The year 2010 flew by the Nashville Tech Feed picks our top stories for the year and then make predictions for 2011. Is the Nashville flood, or the Taylor Swift Moontoast venture or the successful year for the Nashville Entrepreneur Center the story of 2010? Are Tablets or XBOX Kinect the gadget of 2011 and what do they have to do with the Nashville or the Music Industry? We get our first critical listener letter and it's a doosy. As always we end with "What we're Consuming" sharing what have been reading, games playing or music listening too. We are joined by the top notch panel of Craig Havighurst, Paul Schatzkin and Kate O'Neill.

Hosts/Guests:

• David Beronja
• Lucas Hendrickson
• Craig Havighurst – String Theory Media
• Paul Schatzkin – Cohesion Arts
• Kate O'Neill – [meta]marketer

News/Links:

• 5 Predictions for the Music Industry in 2011 via Mashable (are these actual "predictions" or just statements of the obvious?)
• Tech predictions for 2011: The winners and losers via CNN
• The 10 biggest tech 'fails' of 2010 via CNN
• The 2010 technology of the year is … (Twitter) via O'Reilly Radar
• Tech's Winners and Losers of 2010 via Valleywag
• Michael's Best of Tech 2010 list via TUAW

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The 2010 Barcamp Nashville is behind us but that doesn’t me it’s over. In episode 27 we ask “How was attendance?”, “Why is it still called Barcamp?” along with highlighting the people who make Barcamp Nashville successful. Later I share how I took an hour to create the great Barcamp QR code experiment. We end with our “What We’re Consuming” segment where we share what Lucas describes as “time suck” items. We also and finally snag our “Matt Damon” to join us from an undisclosed cat location. 

So dive in and listen the 2010 Barcamp Nashville recap and the discussion of the future of one of Nashville’s premiere technology events. 

Show Hosts/Guests:

• David Beronja
• Lucas Hendrickson
• Courtenay Rogers
• Kate O'Neill

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Sorry for the delayed episode, sometimes work gets in the way of fun. In episode 26 we discuss the new trend of co-working spaces. Josh Bowling co-founder of Espaces and Kailey Hussey Director of CoLab join us to discuss. And as always we finish the show with “What We’re Consuming”

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Show Hosts/Guests:

• David Beronja
• Lucas Hendrickson
• Josh Bowling
• Kailey Hussey

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We have another big episode this week featuring Radio Tech and Social Commerce. Co-host Lucas Hendrickson returns from vacation just in time to have a great discussion with Lt. Dan Buckley from Production Director and Request Hour DJ on Nashville’s very own Lightning 100. The beloved Radio station has relaunched online with an amazing website and with plenty of social media connections to boot. Dan gives us the scoop how it’s going and what they have learned. Before he has to go he gives a heads up on the very popular Live on the Green.

After all the Radio Tech goodies we switch over to the new world of Social Commerce. Marcus Whitney co-founder and CTO of Moontoast joins us with what they have going on with the Moontoast product and how they partnered with Big Machine Records using social commerce to launch Taylor Swifts new album.

Later Marcus turns the tables on us and where he gets us Lucas and myself to discuss the future direction of the Nashville Tech Feed. Is it better to go wide or niche? One show feed or multiple?

Finally we end with our “What We’re Consuming” where Lucas drops news on 2010 Barcamp Nashville. (1hr 24min point). Near the end of the show Marcus mentions the acronym GTD for those like me who didn't know what that means here you go – Getting Things Done.

Enjoy, leave comments via email, twitter and 615-280-0505.

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Show Hosts/Guests:

• David Beronja
• Lucas Hendrickson
• Dan Buckley
• Marcus Whitney

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We have a special episode focusing on the Nashville Technology Council and what they have coming up including news. Tod Fetherling & Katy Kirby from the Tech Council join us with their insights.  Co-hosting this episode is Craig Havighurst from String Theory Media.

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Show Hosts/Guests:

• David Beronja
• Craig Havnghurst
• Tod Fetherling
• Katy Kirby

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