Mrz 28, 2009
The Christopher Locke Interview
Hello. I haven’t done anything around here for a while now have I? I’ve been busy haven’t I? But I’ve been here, lurking and keeping an eye on all of you - especially Breitenbach.
Well, look (or listen) to this then. I am very proud to present this interview between myself and Mr. Christopher Locke; co-author of The Cluetrain Manifesto, author of “Gonzo Marketing: Winning Through Worst Practices” and he has a rather splendid blog called Mystic Bourgeoisie
too.
As you can hear from the interview we enjoyed ourselves and are planning to do these podcasts on a regular basis.
I hope you enjoy it. No, really I do. How have you all been?
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What have I done?
You genic?, my genic? All God’s chillin’ got genics.
BTW: Does Munich translate as ‘the eunuchs of Mu’? Asian Aryans, you know.
Yes, Gonzo Marketing is indeed an excellent book, and yes it came out at almost exactly the wrong time … plus it probably told things too straight for the times.
hilarious. great podcast and hope you do another. but how did 10 years go by!?
Well I did indeed listen to the whole 40 minutes because Chris e-mailed me and typed listen here then conveniently supplied a link. I have been following Clocke like an annoying little Australian voice since, well, sometime after I purchased Cluetrain Manifesto and even though I have bantered across in e-mails it is good to hear the man speak.
Just send me the next listen here and convenient link please.
John - yes John, it’s all your fault.
Mr. Bender - careful with conundrums they may get you into all sorts of trouble.
Jon - you’re right, a time to revisit it I think.
Bob - glad you liked the podcast, it really was a lot of fun to do.
Ashley, we will try to make it as convenient as possible for you.
I loved that! Can’t await the upcoming “Locke back off Brown” podcasts.
Thanks Chris, thanks Marcus, thanks Sarah Connor!
he sounds so much better in emails! Thanks for the chat, would love a regular gig betwixt you two!
since comments are not that appreciated, this is to remind me and google, that i really enjoyed this piece of content.
Any interview in which my name is mentioned is a good interview indeed. Actually, however, I was thoroughly enjoying it even before that part. (By the way, in the interests of fairness, I have to say that my partner Ron Kaye actually coined the term “hustledork.”)
In any event, this was forty minutes well spent, and I do hope that you two do this on a regular basis.
Yeah, that was pretty good, but… streamed flash audio on a web page isn’t (strictly speaking) a “podcast” now, is it? I’d need to capture the stream, convert it to MP3 and *then* load it into my ‘pod - by which point, I’ve probably already heard it.
This of course is no reason not to keep doing it.
BTW, Chris, you were outed when you tweeted about the freak snowstorm in Denver the other day.
Rageboy rants!
Great.
TNX for the link, Chris.
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