Subscribing to TalkBMC's RSS Feeds

If you click on the orange RSS icon located in the upper-right corner, you will see several options for choosing your Web-based reader (e.g., Bloglines, Pluck, MyYahoo).

You can also right click on the orange RSS icon and copy the Shortcut (or link location). This will copy the URL of the feed, and you can paste it into your RSS reader.

Subscribe to Podcasts

There are two ways to subscribe to our podcasts, depending on whether you prefer to read the show notes first and then click to get the audio, or to download the audio right away.

TalkBMC Podcasts Blog -
(RSS1 text feed with show notes and links to the audio files.)

Audios only - OR
(RSS2 feed containing the MP3 files.)

Blog Feeds

John Albee - Mainframes will Never Die - Peter Armstrong - Adopting a Service (Management) Mentality - Tom Bishop - CTO Blog - Walter Bodwell - Agile Engineering - Steve Carl - Adventures in Linux - Linda Donovan - Business and IT: What's Hot, What's Not - Chip Holden - Developing Enterprise Software - Jeff Hyson and Guy Vider - Sweeping Out the Bugs - Scott Isensee - User Interface Design and Usability - Fred Johannessen - The BSM Ecosystem - Mike Lunt - Rejuvenating the Software Life Cycle - Michele Marques - Write On -

Ron Michael - Open for Mainframe - Nitin Pande - Open Source is Ready for Business! - Tom Parish - Enterprise Leadership - Harish Somisetty - What is IT and Where Is It Heading? - Ken Turbitt - IT Best Practices - Dan Turchin - Unwiring IT - Herb VanHook - Adventures in IT - Wiley Vasquez - Exploring New Ways of Achieving Operational Excellence - Seshadri Veeraraghavan - The Fulcrum - whurley (William Hurley) - opensville - Van Wiles - Loose Coupling - Atwell Williams - IT Service Improvement: Are We There Yet? -

Other Feeds

All TalkBMC content - All Blogs RSS
(Titles and brief descriptions only of all podcasts and blogs.)
OPML
(OPML is an XML-based format that allows exchange of outline-structured information between applications running on different operating systems and environments.)

Help

New to podcasting and blogs?

Help with podcasts