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Thank you for your feedback. This is my first Wikipedia entry and I am a little "green". I include multiple books and quotes below with references to Bob Goyetche's contribution to the history of podcasting having started in 2004 when the medium began, but more importantly, his dedication and contribution to supporting the Canadian podcasting and international podcasting communities by co-founding and co-hosting the late Podcasters Across Borders (PAB) Conference for multiple years from 2006.
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“Conference veteran Bob Goyetche points out, "As conference planning becomes easier, there's a whole movement of community-driven events (the *-camps, some *-fests, etc.) that feature very engaged participants not led by a vendor or platform. The possible returns of speaking at such events can be handsome as well.” - Croll, A. (2013). Propose, Prepare, Present: How to Become a Successful, Effective, and Popular Speaker at Industry Conferences. United States: O'Reilly Media.
“In the podcasting world, I need to thank (in no particular order) Phil Torrone, Swoopy, Evo Terra, Richard Lucic, Jason Litchford, Sharon Housley, Eric Boyer, Chris McIntyre, Brandon Fuller, Bob Goyetche, August Trometer, Aaron Price, Ben Williams, Greg Kaufman, Tod Maffin, Chris Breen, Greg Pool, Michael Mennenga, Elizabeth Tracey, and Dr. Rick Lange, M.D. I'd like to single out Steve Mirsky for putting up with the fact that I made a rookie mistake when recording our conversation, which forced us to cover the interview twice. I'll never live it down.” Farkas, B. G. (2006). Secrets of Podcasting, Second Edition: Audio Blogging for the Masses. United Kingdom: Pearson Education.
“The Canadian Podcast Buffet was created by Bob Goyetche and Mark as the first community specifically to promote and support Canadian podcasters and their shows. It had a built-in audience of podcast creators and, as Mark and Bob learned when they loosened the format and had some fun by incorporating interviews and guest hosts, a podcast-listening public. Over time, their audience grew well beyond Canada even though the show was Canadian-centric.” Maffin, T., Blevis, M. (2014). Touch: Five Factors to Growing and Leading a Human Organization. Canada: Dundurn Press.
“Bob Goyetche was a Canadian podcasting pioneer who 'co-organized the grassroots Podcasters Across Borders conference, and an early podcasting network’.” [Internet] http://www.cbc.ca/radio/spark/335-the-lonely-generation-and-more-1.3853837/tribute-to-podcasting-pioneer-bob-goyetche-1.3857832
Accessed 5 May 2017. Podcasting: New Aural Cultures and Digital Media. (2018). Germany: Springer International Publishing.
“This book would not have been possible without the help of countless people whom we have been fortunate enough to meet through podcasting. Special thanks to Adam Curry; Doug Kaye (IT Conversations); Dawn and Drew ("The Dawn and Drew Show!"); Brian Ibbott ("Coverville"); Paul Figgiani (PodcastRigs.com); Dave Slusher ("The Evil Genius Chronicles"); Michael Butler ("Rock and Roll Geek Show"); Craig Patchett ("The Godcast Network"); Chris McIntyre (Podcast Alley); Leigh Older, Brian Clark, and Jay Selman ("Grape Radio"); Ray Slakinski and August Trometer (iPodderX); Jennifer Sanchez; Sam Levin; Tim and Emile Bourquin ("The Podcast Brothers"); Eric Rice (Audioblog.com); K. Todd Storch ("Business Thoughts"); Greg Cangialosi ("The Trend Junkie"); Duncan Wardle and the incredible team at Disneyland Parks and Resorts including Tim O'Day, Ken Langdon, and Joe Popp; Jason Niedle, photographer extraordinaire; the entire iPodder Lemon team; The Association of Music Podcasting; Forum E; The Podcastoutlaws; Mike Spataro; Bob Goyetche ("Mostly Tunes"); and Tim Schwieger and the entire team at Broadcast Supply Worldwide. To all you whom we've forgotten and are only reading this section to look for your names, we tried to work you in but the editor cut you out.” Geoghegan, M. W., Klass, D. (2005). Podcast Solutions: The Complete Guide to Podcasting. Germany: Apress.
“When you organize the meet-up (or conference in the case of PAB), you become the connector. You're the person providing true value to your attendees and sponsors (when applicable). Bob Goyetche, Mark Blevis, Cathy Bobkowicz, and Andrea Ross did this by giving podcasters a place to congregate, share ideas, and learn from one another at PAB. I will be eternally grateful for their hard work and dedication to PAB. Follow your passions and consider creating an original event or conference. Even a small meet-up is worthwhile if you're bringing people together and acting as a connector.
I can speak firsthand of the warm feeling I experience when I see people meeting for the first time or old friends and colleagues reconnecting at my monthly networking events. If you choose to start your own event, I would love to hear about it. Be sure to visit new-networking.com and share your event and the story behind it with the group.” - Delaney, D. (2013). New Business Networking: How to Effectively Grow Your Business Network Using Online and Offline Methods. United Kingdom: Que.
“Podcasters Across Borders is an annual conference held in Kingston, Ontario. Organized by Mark Blevis and Bob Goyetche of the Canadian Podcast Buffet, along with Cat Goyetche, host of The Cat Fish Show, this three-day conference brings together podcasters from across Canada and the northeastern United States. What makes Podcasters Across Borders unique compared to other conferences is that: There are no exhibitors. Attendees are mainly hobbyists. There is only one track of sessions. Sessions focus more on how to create great content and not how to profit from it. Speakers lead sessions, but are more like facilitators guiding the discussion, rather than presenters. The cost to attend the three-day event is $100 and at its first conference in 2006, Podcasters Across Borders attracted over 80 attendees.” Barnes, L. (2007). Podcasting for Profit. United States: Maximum Press.
“Bob Goyetche, of "The Bob and AJ Show" fame, says that when it comes to playing music in his show, the team ultimately looked at two alternatives:… “ “In the podcasting world, I need to thank (in no particular order) Phil Torrone, Swoopy, Evo Terra, Richard Lucic, Jason Litchford, Sharon Housley, Eric Boyer, Chris Mcintyre, Brandon Fuller, Bob Goyetche, August Trometer. Aaron Price. Ben Williams. Greg Kaufman. Tod...” Farkas, B. (2006). Secrets of Podcasting: Audio Blogging for the Masses. United Kingdom: Peachpit.
A clip of one of the first voices of Canadian podcasting, Bob Goyetche, who died on November 10th. - Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC). https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/audio/1.3857846
Tribute to podcasting pioneer Bob Goyetche. November 18th, 2016. Canadian podcasting pioneer Bob Goyetche who died on November 10th. You can hear the full episode of that podcast here. More from this episode. - Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC). https://www.cbc.ca/radio/spark/335-the-lonely-generation-and-more-1.3853837/tribute-to-podcasting-pioneer-bob-goyetche-1.3857832
The Canadian Podcast Awards The Goyetche Award Named after the late Bob Goyetche, a key figure in the Canadian podcasting community, this award recognizes podcasters who’ve made an impact and helped grow the community. https://canpodawards.ca/awards/community/ Johnmolson416 (talk) 22:00, 10 November 2024 (UTC)[reply]
